Wedding Smith—o'sullivan
Down the confetti laden steps of Holy Cross Church, Bondi Junction, on Saturday, June 20th, came a pretty bride to the strains of the big church organ, her bridal…
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Mock Wedding
The Richmond Hall was well filled on Monday evening, June 29, the occasion being a mock wedding breakfast by members of the Lismore Methodist Guild…
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At the Coroner's Court to-day an inquiry was held concerning the death of Edmund Arthur Ferkins (20), who shot himself at his home at Annandale…
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The Presbyterian Church, Mullumbimby, was decorated very beautifully with wattle, pink roses and foliage, on Wednesday, June 17, for a pretty…
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There were disorderly scenes at a double wedding of society people at All Snints' Church, St, Kilda, Mel-bourne, Hundreds of women crowded…
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The large, number of people who attended the mock wedding at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. East, at Oakland, will re-collect the ceremony for some time. The…
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The marriage was solemnised on June 16 in St. John's Church of England, Bappville, by the Rev. Wrexal Holborrow, of Lellian Irene, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C…
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A wedding of interest was celebrated at the Presbytery, Muewillumbah, on Wednesday, July 1. The bride was Jssie, second…
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That is the only kind Lance and Co. tailor. They are experts at this class of work, and with their guarantee of fit, style, and workmanship, and using best quality materials…
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An interesting wedding took place at St. Mary's R.C. Church, Casino, on July 8. The Rev. Father barry officiating, when [?] May, third daughter of…
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The Presbyterian Church, Kyogle was beautifully decorated by the friends of the bride for the mar[?] age of Agnes Watson, daughter of…
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The marriage was solemnised on Jueto in St John's Church of England, Rappvile, by the Rev, W. Helborow, O Lillian Irene, [?]…
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The Presbyterian Church, Kyogle was beautifully decorated for the marriage on Wednesday July 8, of Miss Agnes Watson, daughter of the late Mr. Fraser, of "Bonnie…
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On Wednesday, July 1, a very pretty wedding was celebrated by Pastor M. H. Whittaker in the Corndale Seventh Day Adventist Church, the contracting parties being…
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A quiet wedding was celebrate at the home of Mr. R. Pendergast, Crystal Creek, on July 16, when Lionel Elmo, son of the late Mr. E. Hanger, and…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at Bangalow Presbyterian Church on July 11, by Rev. R. Miller, B.A. The bride was Ada, second daughter of…
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BENTLEY-SIMPKINS.—At St. Mark's Church of England, Casino, on July 29, 1875, by the Rev. Walker, Thomas Bentley to Mary Ann Simpkins…
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Sir,—One of the great problems of the day is the ever-increasing indifference towards the sanctity of the marriage tie, and one regrets to see on every…
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An interesting and pretty wedding was celebrated at the Swim Bay R.C. Church on Wednesday, 8th inst., when, with Nuptial Mass, the Rev. Father Nicol…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised in Holy Trinity Church, Federal, on July 1, by the Rev. J. W. Symonds. The contracting parties were Olive Maude, second eldest…
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