Wedding Bells
One of the prettiest wedding it has been our lot to witness in Milton for some time, took place on Wednesday morning last, when Mr. T. W. Hewitt of this town, led…
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8 stories in South Coast's papers
A Wedding Present
PERHAPS the biggest and most costly wedding pr[?] now in [?] course of [?] takes the form of a massive [?] table…
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ON Wednesday last the wedding of Mr. John Ruasey, of âGlenall,â Wolumla, and Miss Minnie Moore, daughter of Mr. Robert Moore, of Moorlands, was…
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On Wednesday morning last, Miss Ingold, eldest daughter of Mr. John Ingold, of Claydon Park, Milton, was united in the bonds of holy wedlock to Mr…
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THE marriage of His Royal Highness the Duke of York with Her Serene Highness the Princess Victoria Mary of Teak look place to day in the Chapel…
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" One of the prettiest weddings we have seen," was the universal comment on the nuptial ceremony at the Forest. Church, which made two hearts one, last Monday,…
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The marriage of Mr. Charles T. Osborne, of Waterview, near Young, (and late of Kangaroo Valley) to Miss Sarah Gaston Mackinnon, oldest…
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A commercial traveller married a widow, and on his return from one of his business trips was surprised to find his house illuminated from the ground…
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