Wedding Bells
On Wednesday afternoon an interesting double wedding was celebrated at the Church of England, Gilgandra, the Rev C H S. Matthews officiating…
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Weddings, 1906
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Wedding KENNEDY—PATRICK
A pretty wedding was celebrated on Thursday afternoon (14th inst.), at St. Andrew's Church, Dubbo, when Miss Patrick, daughter of Mr James Patrick of…
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We learn that Mr. E. G. Adams, who so long resided in Dubbo, celebrated his golden Wedding at his home at Manly this week. Mr. and Mrs. Adams had gathered around…
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A WEDDING was celebrated at Holy Trinity Church by the Rev. F. H. Campion on Wednesday afternoon, April 25th, the contracting parties being Mr. W. J. Fitzgerald…
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On Wednesday, 4th July, at the Catholic Church, Manly, the marriage of Dr. Roland Line, of Footscray, Victoria, and Miss Hazel Kirke, the only daughter of Mr. S. Wharton…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Church of the Resurrection, Gilgandra, on Tuesday morning last, the contracting parties being George…
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ON Tuesday, July 10th, at the Church of England, Gilgandra, the marriage of Mr. George, Reginald, Stanley, second son of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Stanley, and Miss Letitia…
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Charles McCutcheon, when about to be married, at Christchurch was arrested yesterday at the church for forgery. The detective, after searching the prisoner, allowed him to retire to a lavatory…
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A pretty and interesting wedding was celebrated at St. Patrick's Church, Wellington, yesterday afternoon, by the Ven. Archdeacon D'Arcy, assisted…
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Great interest is being taken in "The Fatal Wedding," which will be presented to morrow night in the Oddfellows' Hall, under the direction of…
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"Absolutely the best play of its kind ever presented to the Wellington public," was the unanimous verdict of the pleased audience which packed the…
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THIS favorite musical melodrama, which has scored such a great succors throughout the English speaking world, will be staged here on Wednesday next at the Masonic Hall. Messrs…
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Messrs. Meynell & Gunn's company is meeting with a repetition of the remarkable seasea it had in Melbourne and Sydney, when money was refused night after night…
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On Friday last, Messrs. Meynell and Gunn, with an exceedingly strong and excellent company, produced this stirring play at the Town Hall, before a packed house. The piece, which…
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THE advont of Messrs. Meynell and Gunn's popular company with the successful production, "The Fatal Wedding," is being awaited with keen interest. A Sydney writer, referring to…
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Yesterday afternoon at Curia Creek, Mr. Ryan was married to Miss C. Cook, at the residence of the former's parents, the Rev. Father O'Brien…
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ON Wednesday, 15th August, at the residence of her sister, Mrs. George Dobbyoa, Wingewarra-street, Dubbo, by the Rev. W. McNeill, Miss Amy Sinclair, daughter of the late J. W…
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THE Masonic Hall on Wednesday night was well filled to witness tho opening performance of "The Fatal Wedding ' by the Meynell and Gunn Co., and the piece was voted by…
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'Did your employer give you anything when you got married?' 'Yes, confound him?' 'What did he send you?'…
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