Diamond Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Garrad, of Victoria-street, Bowral celebrated their diamond wedding at the residence of Mrs. Bennett, "Veralen,"…
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Wedding. a Picturesque Ceremony
Christ Church, the little old church on the hill looking down on Bong Boug river, wore a very festive air on Wednesday afternoon…
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Christ Church, the little old church on the hill looking down on Bone Hung river, wore a very festive air on Wednesday afternoon, when Sophie Beatrice, eldest daughter of Mr…
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Hasol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hay was quietly married on Wednesday 14th, June to Richard older son of the late George Jenkins…
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A quiet but pretly wedding was clebrated at Moss Vale on April 18th, when Francis, only son of the late Mr and Mrs J Bath, of Avoca, was married to Margaret, second…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at Moss Vale on April 18th, when Francis, only son of the late Mr. and Mrs J. Bath, of Avoca…
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The marriage of Miss Doris Hewitt, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs A Hewitt, of Bowral (late, of Milton), to Mr George Farley, son of the late Mr and Mrs Farley, of Bowral, and…
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The marriage of Miss Doris Hewitt, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs A Hewitt, of Bowral (late of Milton), to Mr George Farley, son of the late Mr and Mrs Farley, of Bowral, and…
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At the Grahame Memorial Presbyterian Church. Waverley, the wedding took place on Saturday, June 24, of Olive, daughter of Mr…
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The Church of England, Mandurama, was prettily decorated on Wednesday, June 26th, by the friends of the bride on the occasion of the marriage of Jessie (Nurse), fourth…
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The Church of England, Mandurama was prottily decorated on Wednesday, June 28th by the friends of the brids on the occasion of the marriage of Jessia (Nurse), forth…
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The Church of England Mandurama was prettily decorated on Wednesday June 28th by the friends of the bride on the occasion of the marriage of…
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St Simon and Jude's Church of England, of Bowral, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Saturday last, when John Critchley Chantler, only son of Mr and Mrs J Chantler…
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St Simon and Jude's Church of England, Bowral, was the scence of a very pretty wedding on Saturday last. when John Crichley Chantler, only son of Mr and Mrs J. Chantler,…
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St. Simon and Jude's Church of England, Bowral, wan the scene of a very presty wedding on Saturday, 2[?]d September, when John Critchley…
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A wedding which created a considerable smooth of interest in Mittagong took place on 28th August when Miss Ivy Gladys Gladys Dowos, second daughter of Mr and Mrs…
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A wedding which created a considerable amount of interest in Mittagong took place on 26th August, when Mien Ivy Gladys Dowae, second daughter of Mr and Mrs…
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Miss Constance Scott Raid. the well known worker of the V.A.D. Cate, Jamieson street, Sydney (and formerly of Bowral), was married quietly on September 6 to Mr Robert…
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Mils Constance Scott Reid, the well known worker of the V.A.D. Cafe, Jamieson street, Sydney (and formerly of Bowral), was married quietly on September 6 to Mr. Robert…
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A wedding which created a consider able amount of interest in Mittagong took place on August 26, when Miss Ivy Gladys Downs, second daughter of…
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