Bridegrooms Who Forget Their Wedding-day
WHILE even a daring writer of fiction might well hesitate before making his here so oblivious as to forget the date of his wedding, truth is so much more…
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Weddings, 1902
96 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 2 of 5
Wedding
A PRATTY wedding took place on Wednesday at "Dean ville," Dubbo, the contracting parties (Frederiek H. Tock and Miss A. E. Munday) being united in the holy…
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A PRETTY and interesting wedding was celebrated on Wednesday last, 23rd inst., the Rev. Father Gell officiating, when Mr. Henry (Dick) Longobardi and Miss Carrie…
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On Monday afternoon, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Frazer, parents of the bride, there was celebrated the marriage of Mr. Wallace Ferguson to Miss Minnie Isabel…
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'I was walking down a fashionable West-end thoroughfare the other day,' writes an occasional contributor, when I observed in one of the fashionable…
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A very pretty and quiet wedding was Solemnised on Monday, April 28, at Holy Trinity Church, by the Rev. Howard Lea, between Mr. John Thomas Jenkins, eldest…
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A lady correspondent at Glen Innes has sent the following account to "The Australian Woman," of the marriage of the Rev. A. H. Johnstone, recently stationed at…
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THE wedding of Miss Ethel H. Austin, daughter of Mr. H. Austin, Permanent Way Inspector, G.W.R., and Mr. E. C. Ewers (of the late firm of Eweres and…
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Mr. F. Sibraa son of Mrs. Wade, of the local hotel, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony, on Wednesday last, to Miss Jennie Cole. The bride was becomingly attired in…
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After the business of the Bourke Municipal Council wan concluded on Monday night Inst, his Worship, the Mayor, said that he had a very pleasant little [?] of…
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LESS than twenty years ago the bride who received wedding presents to the value of a thousand pounds was thought to be extraordinarily fortunate. To-day such a…
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SOME people seem to consider the ordinary method of getting married too prosaic nowadays, and consequently we are always…
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A pretty wedding (says the Blayney "Advocate") was celebrated in the Presbyterian Church, Blayne, on Wednesday afternoon, when Mr. David O. Reed, of…
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ONE might think that the marriage-vow was sufficiently serious in itself to prevent those who take it from adding to it other and more trying obligations. This,…
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A SILVERSMITH observes that he makes more money by loaning articles than in legitimate way of business. All kinds of diver and fancy ornaments are borrowed…
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FOR those who have planned their marriage will be welcome as a model. Like nearly (all costumes in the best French taste it is very…
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TREBLE—MARKWELL. A pretty wedding was solemnised at the Presbyterian Church, Wellington, yesterday, when Mr. James William Treble, of the firm of Treble and…
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The marriage of Miss Levy and Mr. Josephson (as briefly reported in your last issue) took place at the residence of the bride's parents, on the 18th instant, and…
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A WEDDING causing much stir among the residents of Bod[?]ngora was celebrated last Wednesday, the contracting parties being Mr. S. Josephson, of Sydney, and Miss…
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HOLT I'BTNITT Can BOH was crowded at noon on Tuesday on the oooasion of the marriage of Mr. J. H, Petersen, of North Dnbbo, and Miss Fanny Kurte, youngest…
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