Are Wedding Presents a Tax?
Susan Countess of Malmesbury tells the readers of the "Lady's Realm" what her opinions are on the present fashion of making presents on every imaginable occasion. "We of the present day,"…
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A Parramatta Wedding
Mr. Prank S. Hunt, our well-known townsman, a partner in the firm of Mobbs and Hunt, auctioneers and estate agents, was married on Wednesday by the Rev. R…
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THERE is an inevitable sameness about wedding presents unless they partake of a peculiarly personal nature. Even bridegrooms' have a knack of presenting…
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When I took my two months' leave, and went north for the grouse-shooting in the year of the present Tsar's marriage I had only one regret. I was compelled to break off a very interesting…
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AN interesting wedding ceremonial was performed at the Salvation Army Barracks at Rockdale, on the 29th ultimo. The contracting parties were…
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On Monday afternoon last, at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Parramatta, Mr. R. Blarney, of Wagga, and Miss Isabel Cumming, of Parramatta, were married in the presence of…
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The Wellington (New Zealand), Synagogue was beautifully decorated last month when Miss Leah Van Staveren, the second daughter of the Rev. H. Van Staveren, was married to Mr…
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The Gippsland "Mercury" reports a disgraceful incident which occurred in the Meredith Presbyterian Church recently. "Before the completion of the ceremony the bride…
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At St. Anne's Church, Merriwa, on the 15th ultimo, an unusually large congregation (for a week day) assembled about 9 a.m., denoting that something of an unusual nature was about…
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A very pretty wedding was that of Sir Windham R. Carmichael Anstruther, Bart., with Miss Sylvia Darley, youngest daughter of Sir "Frederick M. Darley, G.C.M.G., Chief Justice of New South…
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A wedding took place recently at St. James's Church between Mr. Frank Lethbridge King, son of Mr. J. L. King, and grandson of the Hon P. G. King, and Miss Gertrude Fanny Treweeke,…
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A quiet little wedding was celebrated in the Presbyterian Church, Liverpool, on Wednesday, by the Rev. J. Perkins, B.A., when Mr. E. G. Leisner, of Sydney,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Week's Miscellany a Compilation of the News of the World. Extraordinary Scene at a Wedding
A Victorian paper reports a disgraceful incident which occurred in a country church recently:— "Before the completion of the ceremony…
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A very pretty wedding took place at Toowooamba, Queensland, on the 12th instant, when Mis [?] ara Cory, eldest daughter of Mr. G. G. Cory, of the town, was married to Dr. C. L. W. Hunt, son of the late Mr. E. M. Hunt,…
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NOW that it is the fashion for weddings to take place in the afternoon instead of the morning, the refreshments are a comparatively…
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One of the prettiest weddings celebrated in the district, was that on Tuesday,in St. Philip's Church, Auburn, in which the contracting parties were Mr. Arthur Campbell…
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IN a Sydney weekly paper the following misleading paragraph is published ;— "The huge floral order which will attend the wedding of that ever-favorite artist,…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday, the 12th inst., by the Rev. George Campbell, of Burwood, at the residence of Mr.W. Over father of the bride), Concord, when…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Life in London and Thereabout. (Chronicled by Heney W. LUCY.) Ministers and the Opposition—American Millionaires—Royal Wedding Customs—A Dangerous Rush. WESTMINSTER, May 24
Ministers have gone off on their Whitsun holidays cheered by triumphant defeat of the Opposition on the Budget Bill. The only thing that mars their pleasure is consciousness of the case…
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A great number of people assembled at the Presbyterian. Church, Woollahra, on June 19, to witness the marriage of Mr. Arthur Shute and Miss Edith M. Marks, eldest daughter of Mr…
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