Golden Wedding
An old identity (Mr. Hugh Peck) is to celebrate his golden wedding on May 6…
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A Fashionable Wedding Mr. Cruickshank, M.L.A., Married. To Miss Ethel Maude Clarke. Sunbury En Fete--Immense Gathering--The Bridal Costume--Church Decorations
Sunbury was en fete on Thursday on the occasion of the marriage of Sir William Clarke's second daughter, Ethel Maude, aud Mr. George Alexander Cruickshank, of…
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A case of supposed suicide over disappointed love took place at Warragul on Saturday last. A young lady named Margaret Edith Faulkiner, residing with…
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A wedding that attracted considerable attention on account of the relatives of the bride being widely known and highly respected in the Penrith district and the metropolis, was celebrated in St. Nicholas…
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At St. Matthew's Church, Dunedin, on Thursday, 28th March, Mist Grace Hunel Backhouse, third daughter of Mr. Benjamin Backhouse, of Sydney, was married to Mr. Charles Percy Marchant, eldest…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Nicholas’s Church, Goulburn, on Wednesday, the 10th of April, the cont[?]ting parties being Mr. N. J. Neeley, eldest eon of Mr. Thomas…
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On Thursday a special train from Spencer-street took out about 300 invited guests to Sunbury to the wedding of Miss Ethel Maud Clarke, daughter of Sir W. and Lady…
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On Wednesday Mr. Alex. Percival, son of the late Captain Percival, and Miss Edith Ker, daughter of the late Mr. William Ker, were joined in matrimony at…
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The marriage of Mr. George Alexander Cruickshank M.L.A. for Inverell, and Miss Maude Clark, second daughter of Sir William Clarke, Bart, of Rupertswood and Chvedon, was referred to…
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On Wednesday Miss Edith L. Murray, daughter of Mr. R. Murray, Government Geologist, and Mr. Clyde Bickwell Norton, son of Mr. R. L. Norton, England, were…
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A very smart wedding came off at Toorak Presbyterian Church on Thursday, when the Revs. M'Crae and Graham Balfour (brother of the bride) joined Miss…
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On Wednesday, 24th April, at 2 p.m., at the Wesleyan Church, Ashfield, Miss Emily M. M. Newton, elder daughter of the late Mr. W. J. Newton, of Petersham, was married to Dr. A. G. Henry, of…
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Miss Alberta Cox, youngest daughter of Mr. W. Cox, Moonee Valley, and Mr. W. Croft, son of Mr. W. Croft, manager of the Telegraph Department, were joined in matrimony…
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A robbery characterised by more than ordinary daring was committed at Hunter's Hill some time on Monday. A Mr. and Mrs. Howe, a newly married…
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On Wednesday, 1st May, the marriage of Miss Grace Kelynack, daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Kelynack, and the Rev. James Colwell was celebrated at the Wesleyan Church, Burwood. The…
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On Wednesday last, Miss Shoobert (Mildred), eldest daughter of the late Captain Shoobert, and Mr. Sim. Walker, second son of Mr. George Walker of Emu, were…
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On Wednesday, 8th May, at Banfield, Glen William, the residence of the bride's parents, Mary, the only daughter of Mr. Thomas Dillon, was married to Mr. Stephen Carlton, fifth son of the late…
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At Christchurch, South Yarra, Miss Katie Nolan, youngest daughter of Mr. Hopton Nolan, The Plough, Tarrawingee, and Mr. Alick Buick, second son of Mr. James…
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