Wedding
ON Wednesday last Mr. George Lewis Hartin, third oldest son of Mr. J. Hartin, of Hyandra Creek, was united to Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald, fourth daughter of…
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Weddings, 1902
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Wedding
At Gourie Station, Macquarie River, there was solemnized yesterday the marriage of Mr. Colin C. B. Douglas, of the Hermitage, Ponto, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas,…
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It is difficult to be strikingly new and original nowadays, but the feat was accomplished by Miss Orde-Powlett when on the occasion of her wedding she drove up…
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At St. John's Church, Wellington, on 30th July, by the Rev. Barry Brown, Mr. Harry Willock and Miss Harriet Du'filed were united in the holy bonds of matrimony…
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The marriage of Charles, son of Mr. C. Dunn, of Murrumbidgerie, and Dora, third daughter of Mr. G. Woodley, of Eulomogo, took place at Holy Trinity Church on Wednesday last, in the…
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THE marriage took place at the Roman Catholic Church on Wednesday morning, by the Rev. E. Gell, of Richard W. Reeves, son of Richard Reeves, of Currajong Grove,…
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A very pretty wedding took place at Holy Trinity Church, Dubbo, on Wednesday last, 6th instant, when Thomas H. Dunn, youngest son of Mr. Charles H. Dunn, of…
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AT the wedding of Mr. Thomas H. Dunn, of Murru[?]bidgeri[?], to Mi[?]s Woodley, of Eschol, reported in last issue, the following presents were received:—…
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The marriage song which rises unceasingly from the strength and beauty of the world, was heard at Catombal on Tuesday, when at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr…
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OUR Marrumbid [?] correspondent writes as follow : -- At stated in your last issue, a very pretty wedding took place at Holy Trinity Churchy Duhbo, on Wednesday the 6th…
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THE Lodge of Balbreckan looked unusually deserted. The sportsmen were all out on the moors, for the weather was fine that morning, and it was nearing the…
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TUESDAY afternoon last was marked by a double wedding in the Methodist Church, Dubbo, when two sisters (the Misses Bertha and Laura Barrett), daughters of Mr. J. B. Barrett,…
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'COME, Miss Heath--yon must not go away before the act is finished. A most romantic little play--is it not I -- and beautifully staged !' he turned again to…
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ON Saturday evening, 9th instant, Mr. J. Carmichael, third son of Mr. J. Carmichael, of Gilgandra, was united in marriage to Miss Mabel Maud Moffatt,…
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THE shooting-party at Belbrockan had been thrown into a state of intense excitement, accompanied, in a few cases, by sorrowful and pained dismay, in others…
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ON Wednesday afternoon at Holy Trinity Church, by the Rev, C. H, Matthews, M.A.. the wedding took place of Mr, Harold Parkes, son of Mr. James Parkes, and Miss…
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Saturday, the 15th inst., was quite a gala day in our midst, or at least at "Goolring" Station, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lack. The occasion was the silver wedding…
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PROBABLY, had she been able to follow him invisibly that night to his favorite resort, she might have thought that there were other things foregone for her sake…
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LADY BERRESFORD'S visit to her old friend Rosamund was not a success. Rosamund was further removed from her than ever now. Instead of her trouble bringing…
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At St. Patrick's Church, Wellington, on 27th August, by the Rev. Father Heath, Mr. Edward Jennings and Miss Eliza Starr were united in the holy bonds of matrimony…
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