Yesterday's Weddings
In the Methodist Church yesterday afternoon Mr. John Cook, of Curra Creek, was married to Miss Arrow, second daughter of Mrs. Arrow, of…
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Weddings, 1906
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Wedding. Galley--Monkern
ST. BRIGID'S Church, Dubbo, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday afternoon, September 12th, when Miss Lousie Monkern, youngest daughter of Mr…
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On Sunday Morning, at the Church of England, Dubbo, Miss C Feuton, of Gelgandrs, fourth daughter of Mr lease Fenton, of Bidden was Joined in…
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A pretty wedding took place at Ballimore on Tuesday, the 11th instant, when Mr. W. A. Middletom, of Brewarrina, and Miss Fitzell, were united by the Rev. J. C. W…
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MR. T. H. ROBERTS, formerly of this district and now teacher of the Public School at Store Creek, and Miss E. Christie, teacher in the girls department of the Dubbo District Superior Public…
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A double wedding was celebrated at Catombal yesterday by Rev. J. McDowell, the contracting parties being Miss Jane Burrell, of Curra Creek, to…
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At All Saint's Chunch, by the Rev. E. H. Walker, on Wednesday last, Mr. George Gordon, of Cathundral, was married to Miss Mary Stevenson, niece of Mr. Stewart…
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A double wedding of more than ordinary interest took place at Catombal on Wednesday, 26th September,, when Rev. J. McDowell united in…
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Last Wednesday, October 10th, Geurie Union Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding, when the only son of Mr. W. H. Morley, of "One…
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On Wednesday last the Geurie Union Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding, the contracting parties being Mr. Alfred Morley, only son of Mr. W. H…
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A VERY Pretty wedding was solemnised at "Carthona," Wingewarra-street, the residence of Mrs. Tighe, on We Tuesday last, when Amy Maud, fourth daughter of the late Mr. J. Tighe,…
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A very interesting wedding ceremony took place at the residence of the bride's mother, Wingewarra-street, on Wednesday afternoon last, when Miss Amy Maude…
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ON Wednesday, Oct. 31, at Holy Trinity Church. Dubbo, pierce Sydney, third son of Mr. J. Garlick, Chesterfield, Blayney, and Christina May, youngest daughter of Mr. John…
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Holy Trinity Church, Dubbo, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday afternoon last, when Miss Bertha Muriel Fitz-Gerald, second daughter of the…
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During the distress among Copenhagen workmen on account of the look-out in 1887, the public were appealed to for funds An old married couple in Jutland, having…
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A very pretty wedding took place at St John's Church of England yesterday afternoon, when Miss Eliza Hendry, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W…
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A wedding took place at St. John's Church of England, Wellington, on Wednesday afternoon, when Miss Eliza Hendry, only daughter of Mr and Mrs W. Hendry, was married to Mr Rex…
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A quiet but pretty wedding took place on 31st October, at Mt. John's C. L., at Heidelberg, Victoria, the contracting parties being Mr. Edgar…
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ON Wednesday last at Rawsonwille Mr. A. Cox. son of the late Mr. Chas. Cox. of Rawsonville, was married to Miss A. Kerans, the Rev. W. Atkins [?]ating. Miss C. Cox was…
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'HOW does it happen,' inquired Frank, that Uncle Charley doesn't keep any sheep? All the other farmers around here do.'…
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