Wedding
The marriage of Miss Minnie Paris, fourth daughter of Mr. John Spicer Paris, of Sydney, and Mr. John D. Smyth, of "Fairfield," Yerong Creek,…
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Wedding
A quiet wedding was celebrated in St Mich[?]el's Church Wagga, on Thursday night last, by the Rev Father Slattery, when Mr. John Finney, of…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on New Year's Day at "Uralla" homestead, near Hillston, the contracting parties being Mr. William Turner…
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A very pretty wedding took place at the Roman Catholic Church, Tumut, on Wednesday morning last, when Miss M. Murray, eldest daughter…
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THE Salvation Anny is nothing if not original. The way in which it unites its members in matrimony is distinctly its own. It is an occasion when the…
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In these days of record-breaking, there is still one record handed down to us from classic times which remains unbroken. It may be called the wedding…
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A VERY interesting and popular marriage ceremony was witnessed at St. Paul's Church, Temora, on Thursday, 23rd instant, at 11 o'clock, the Rev. Canon Cooper…
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A quiet wedding was soloinuised in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church yesterday, when Miss Mary Lupton, only daughter of Mr. J. Lupton, of Wagga, was united…
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ON Wednesday last a quiet wedding was celebrated in Tumut, the participants being Mr. Ronald Walker, fourth son of that highly…
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On Wednesday the residence of Mr and Mrs John Fox, sen., of Old Junee, was the scene of a very interesting little, ceremony, the occasion being the…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mrs. S. Taylor, Uranquinty, on the 15th ult., when our youngest daughter, Lily Isabella, and Mr…
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We briefly referred in our last issue to the marriage of Mr. Roland Walker and Miss Isabella Smith. The bride was prettily attired…
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A VERY pretty but quiet wedding took place on 22nd ultimo, at "Albury Villa," North Yass, the residence of Mr. Robert Hughes, C.P.S., when Miss Alice Simpson, of North…
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The marriage of Miss Booth second daughter of Mr. Abraham Booth of Gobbagumbalin Station, to the Rev. J. H. Ingham, Wesleyan Minister, Creswick,…
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A VERY interesting and popular marriage ceremony, says the Temora "Independent," was celebrated at St. Paul's Church, Temora, on Thursday,…
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At St. Michael's Church, Wagga, on Wednesday morning, a pretty, but quiet, wedding took place, when Mr. John Alexander Magill, third son of Mrs. James Hill of Moorong, was…
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On Tuesday last, at the residence of the bride's parents, "Hill-view" 'Broken Dam, Miss Alice Catherine Baillie and Mr. William M'Cawley, of…
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A quiet wedding was solemnised in St. Mi[?] Church. Wagga, early yesterday morning. The contracting parties were Mr. George Roberts, of Wagga,…
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On Tuesday, February 4th, at the residence of Mr. C. H. Scharenberg. Woodhurst, Devonshire-street, Burwood, Sydney, by the Rev. J. G. Middleton,…
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