Wedding Bells CRAMERIE—ALLEN
Mr William Cramerie (one of the Grahamstawn football team) was on Sunday married to Miss Maggie, second daughter of Mr Jas Allen, of…
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LITERATURE. Published by Special Arrangement. Paving the Penalty (Copyright.) Chapter Xvi. the Eve of the Wedding
Glyn Pelham went into the coll dimness of his bungalow from the scorching sun outside, feeling horribly tired, low spirited an dirty…
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AT the Roman Catholic Church on Wednesday last the Very Rev Father O'Dwyer, P.P., assisted by the Rev. Father O'Slattery (curate), solemnised…
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The news of Eleanour's engagement was variously received. There were pride and tears in the mother's eyes, pride and tenderness in Dad's and…
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A wedding was solemnised at Pine Gully Church on Wednesday afternoon, 15th inst., the contracting parti[?] being Mr. R. A. Hancock, third son of…
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A wedding was celebrated at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Young, on Wednesday afternoon last, when Mr. James King, of Walbundrie…
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It was a temptation. True, Aunt Ellen had ordered the ivory satin, but she would never object to her choice giving way to a Parts gown so sweetly…
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the residence of the bride's parents, "The Point," Tumberumba. The contracting partion were Miss Rose,…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Matthew'o Church, Albury, on Wednesday, by Rev. Canon Bevan, assisted by Rev. R E. Dixon. The…
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On September 24th in the Church of England, Wallendbeen, by the Ven. A[?]chde[?]c n Simp[?]n Sue e Harding, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harding,…
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A wedding was celebrated at the local Methodist Church last Wednesday when Mr. Alfred Wentworth White, postmaster of Nimitybelle, and late of…
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A marriage ceremony took, place at the Wagga Roman Catholic Church at 9.30 yesterday morning, the contracting parties being Mr. Michael Joseph…
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At the residence of the bride's parents, Tumut Plains, on Sept 28, Miss Florence, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Christian Wicht, was married…
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Was Crownet as km one of his "hearers, to keep the conductor to the point. " We respected him," waft the alow [?]…
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A wedding of considerable interest to the Chinese population of the district was celebrated on Thursday of last week, when Mr. Charles Kin…
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An interesting wedding took place on Wednesday, 6th inst., at the R.C. Church, Millwood, being the first in the new building. The contracting parties were…
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At the Wagga Methodist Church on Saturday night, Mr. John Davenport Blankley, of Wagga, was married to Miss Mary Conway, daughter of Mr…
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A very interesting marriage was celebrated last Wednesday in the Anglican Church at Wallendbeen. The sacred building was thronged by relatives, friends, and…
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A wedding woe solemnised at the Catholic Church yesterday by Monsignor Buckley, the contracting parties being William Bowen Custis, eldest son…
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A pretty wedding was solemnised in the Church of England, Tumut, on Wednesday afternoon last, the contracting parties being Mr James…
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