Tumbarumba (From Our Correspondent.) Wedding
On Saturday last a very quiet wedding took place, viz., that of Mr. W. Westbury, who has lately commenced business here, and Miss Haunaford, Melbourne. They…
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Wedding
THE marriage took place on Wednesday last at St. John's Chapel, of Mr. Phillip Taylor, second son of Mr. R. Taylor, of Pullitop, to Miss May Poole, eldest daughter of the late…
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At the residence of the bride's parents yesterday Mr. James Joseph Scott, eldest son of Mr. Patrick Scott, of Northcote (Vic.), was married to Miss Emily Mary Manton,…
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A PRETTY wedding took place on Wednesday afternoon at St. Michael's Church when Mr. A. Clout was married to Miss Delancy. There was a largo gathering of friends of…
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On Wednesday last a very pretly wedding took place in St. Paul's Church, the Rev. E. J. Spence, officiating, the occasion being the…
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At St. Pauls' Church of England on Wednesday, Mr. Edward George Schintler, youngest son of Mr. J. [?]intler. of this town, was united…
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ON Thursday there took place at O[?] a House, the residence of Mr. Robert M'Entyre junr. a function to which principally only the immediate relatives of the parties concerned were…
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It is not often that the fiftieth anniversary of a marriage is commemorated, and it is still less frequent that such a celebration is attended by…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday at 11 a.m., in the Union Church, Beaconsfield, the edifice being overcrowded with the relations and…
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A MARRIAGE of considerable interest to many Wagga people was celebrated at St. Mark's Church, Granville, on Saturday afternoon, the bridegroom, Mr. Austin…
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On Wednesday a pretty wedding took place at St. Andrew‘s Church, Coolamon, which building was nicely decorated for the occasion. The…
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The marriage of Mr. R. H. Mathews, solicitor, of Cootamundra, New South Wales, eldest son of the late R. H. R. Mathews, Armagh, Ireland, with Alice…
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A WEDDING, which, although very quietly conducted, excited a considerable amount of interest in Wagga, took place at St. Michael's Church yesterday afternoon, when…
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A quiet wedding took pace at St., Michael's Church, Wagga, yesterday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mr. Patrick Bede Heffernan, son of the…
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GUEST -- MORTIMER. -- Considerable. interest was manifested in a pleasing event" which transpired at the Junee Wesleyan Church on…
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Miss Alice Hopkins, oldest daughter of Mr. James Hopkins of the Albury Hotel, Wagga, was married to Mr. W. G. Smith, of the Shamrock Hotel, Numurkah,…
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The following, from the Wagga Express, will be read with interest by many of our readers, the bride being a sister of Hillston's popular council clerk, Mr. D. Gormly:—…
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A large crowd assembled at the Salvation Army Barracks last evening to witness the marriage ceremony as performed by the officer appointed by that body. The…
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THE marriage took place on Monday evening last at the Salvation Army Barracks of Mr. Peter Glennie, of Rutherglen, to Miss Sophia Williams, eldest daughter of Mr…
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A wedding in the Westralian wilds is a great social event. A Victorian who went over three unmarried daughters recently gave…
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