Wedding Presents Stolen. Railway Employee Arrested. Albury
John Harry Sherrington, aged 21 years, night officer at the Tabletop railway station, was arrested to-day on a charge of stealing…
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Weddings. REBERGER—KILO
On Thursday morning, at the Wagga Methodist Parsonage, Miss A. A. Kilo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kilo, of Millwood, was united in the bonds of…
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At St. Francis Xavier's Church, Wollongong, on Wed. May 3rd, the marriage was solemnised of Harold, sixth son of Mr and Mrs J. Day…
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At St. Patrick's Church, Sydney, on Thursday, April 27, Miss Maria Doyle, second daughter of Mr. W. Doyle, of Bourke, was married to Dr. Athol…
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Edgar Parkinson, fifth son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Parkinson, was married on Wednesday to Miss Kate Andrews, eldest daughter of Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Victor Hogo's Tragic Wedding Day
Victor Hugo, the great French post when twenty years of age, married Adele Fougcher, a pretty girl in nineteen. The post was then at the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Devoured by Wolves. Wedding Party's Fate. Bride and Bridegroom Sacrificed
A ghastly story of the fate of a wedding party attacked by wolves in Asiatic Russia is narrated by the "Zelt" to-day (wired the Vienna…
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Yesterday morning at the St. Michael's R.C Church, Wagga, Mr. J. P. Brownlee, constable in the local police force, was married to Miss Isabella…
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There arc plenty of theories about he origin of the wedding ring. An authority now gives us one that is little known. Before the time of mints…
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The origin of rice-throwing at weddings is accounted for by a quaint Chinese legend. A great sorcerer, Chao, became jealous of…
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In China, on the eve of a marriage, the relatives and friends of the bridegroom repair to his home, where feasting is kept up through…
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On Saturday morning, May 27, at St. Patrick's Church, Church-hill, Sydney, Ada, youngest daughter of the late Mr. D. O'Keefe, and of Mrs. O'Keefe,…
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Two weddings were celebrated at the end of last-week at St. Patrick's R.C. Church, Albury. On Saturday evening the contracting parties were…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Honeymoon Tragedy. Bridegroom Charged with Manslaughter. Wedding Night in a Cell London
A man named Cockburn, a commercial traveller, who was starting on his honeymoon, attempted to enter a train while it was in motion at…
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The wedding was celebrated on Wednesday afternoon, at "Aratula," Peter street, Wagga, the residence of the bride, of Mr. Robert M'Rae, of…
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In china, on the eve of a marriage, the relatives and friends of the bridegroom repair to his home, where feasting is kept up through…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Rice-throwing at Weddings
The origin of rice-throwing at weddings is accounted for by a quaint Chinese legend. A great sorcerer, Chao, became jealous of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Honeymoon Delayed, Or a Husband on Trust. (All Rights Reserved.) Chapter Vi.—a Wedding and a Lost Wife
The voice of Mr. Hove recalled Raymond's thoughts, and at the same moment his eyes lighted on Decima. Instantly it was borne in on his mind…
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The marriage of Miss Edith Mary Hallam, daughter of Mr. Hallam, of the Wagga district, and Mr. Arthur Nathaniel Dixon, of Ganmain, was…
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