Wedding Bells. LUCAS—KERSHAW
THE marriage of Mr. Charles'r Lucas, fourth sod of Mr. Matthew Lucas, of B[?] with Miss. Evelyn Theresa Kershaw, second daughter of Mr…
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Wedding. Ledwidge—skates
Mr. John Ledwidge, youngest son of Mr. F. Ledwidge of Junee, and Miss Elsie Skates, third daughter of Mr. Jas. Skates of Junee were joined together in…
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WE are pleased to state that our worthy townsman, Mr. W. M. C. Hall, head assistant teacher at the Tumut, Superior Public School, was…
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The marriage of Mr. John Fraser McEacharn M.R.C.V.S., of the Public Health Department and third son of Mr. John McEucharn, of Champbelltown…
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At St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, April 15th, the marrage of Miss Jenny McGinley (daughter of Mrs Truelove of Mittagong) with Mr…
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A wedding took place at the Methodist Church, Adelong, on Wednesday afternoon last, the contracting parties being Mr. Alexander James, youngest…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr. J. Trwin, Newtown, on the 22nd ultimo, when Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. and…
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ON Wednesday, April 8, at her parents' residence, Miss Hettie Curtis, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Curtis, of "Adelong House," Adelong,…
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A wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Church, Nubba, on Wednesday, the 8th ult., when Mr. H. Alley, of Launceston, Tasmania, second son of Mr. T. U. Alley…
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He looked happy enough on he walked up to the post-office box, set a huge bundle on the floor, and began taking pretty square envelopes therefrom, dropping them by…
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A PRETTY wedding was celebrated at Rosedell on Wednesday, 22nd April, when Mr. C. Schofield, eldest son of Mr. J. Schofield, of Bungendore, and…
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The home-lights are fading, life's golden stars wane, When softly the storm-clouds return after rain;…
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St. John'H Church was the scene of a quiet wedding on Saturday last, the contracting parties being Mr. Henry Bennett, of Crotty. Tasmania, and Miss…
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A deeply pathetic lot has befallen Miss Emma Bedward, a Richmond (England) girl, who was to have married Trooper Frederick Smith, of the 1st Royal Dragoon…
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A deeply pathetic lot has befallen Miss Emma Bedward, a Richmond (England) girl, who was to have married Trooper Frederick Smith, of the 1st Royal Dragoon…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →WEDDING McMAHON--PITT. (From the "Hawkespury Herald.)
The marriage of Miss Stella Josephine Pitt, fourth daughter of Mr Charles Pitt, of Windsor, and Mr. William Finley McMahon, second sun of Mr. J…
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There was an unusual conclusion to a wedding ceremony at Tottennam, London. As the bride and bridegroom were leaving the church the latter suddenly…
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ON the 3rd inst., the marriage of Miss Lily Eyles (eldest daughter of Mr. E. Eyles, of Adelong) and Mr. A. G. Dunn (youngest son of Mr. R. Dunn,…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on Thursday at St. Thomas' Church, Narandera, by the Vicar, Rev. G. R. F. Nobbs, the contracting…
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