Wedding Bells
The marriage of Miss Edith Ottaway, secoud daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ottaway, late of Cootamundra and now of Auburn Villa,…
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Wedding. Bells. BYRNE -- FERRY
A quiet but pretty wedding was solemaised at the local Catholic Church on Saturday evening last, the contracting purties being Mr…
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A very quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at the Gundagai Presbytery on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Miss Kate…
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A young Bristol woman has to thank a detective for preventing her union to a convict. The officer (says "Lloyd's News." October 10) saw the man…
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Further details are to hand of the desperate affray which, says "Lloyd's News," closed a wedding feast at a Bavarian village and which resulted in the…
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At St. John's Church on Wednesday evening, the marriage took place of Miss Florence Gertrude Manz, daugh-of the late Mr. James Menz…
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At a Brungle Presbyterian Church on Wednesday morning last, Mr. Geo. McKenzie, eldest son of Mr. Alex Mckenzie, of Brungle Creek, was…
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On Wednesday, at 11 o'clock, a wedding took place at Brungle Presbyterian Church, the officiating minister being the Rev. R. E. Davies. The…
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