Weddings
The murriage of Miss Kate Constance Smart, daughter of the late Mr.F. Smart, of Dulwich Station, Singleton, with Captain William Owen, only son of Judge Owen, of "Wlthybush…
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Wedding Bells KELLY-MORRISSEY
On Wednesday, October 26, a very pretty wedding took place at St. Vincent de Paul's Church, Redfero, when Mr William Armand Kelly (of the Tramway Department), second…
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On Saturday last Mr. T. Hockiey, jun. of Dundas, was married to Miss May Summers, daughter of Mr. Jamas Summers, of Parramatta. The wedding took…
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A wedding, which excited no little interest among the relatives and friends of those most intimately concerned, was celebrated on Saturday last at the…
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The marriage of Mr. John Lyne, son of Sir William Lyne, with Miss Brenda Turton, daughter of Mr. E. J. Turton (Winchcombe, Carson, and Co., Ltd.), took…
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Foreigner: "Your young girls are the pictures of health; but why do the married women look so delicate?" American: "Oh, they always work themselves…
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LONDON. October 12. -- The motor-car season is upon us, by which I mean that many people of consequence are already back in town, and if the winter season…
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The marriage of Miss Emily Bowers to Mr. H. C. Vahrenkamp, both well known to Parramatta. residents, was celebrated on Tuesday at St. James' Church,…
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Mr. Justice Walker to-day entered upon the hearing of causes. In the suit in which Josaih Butt, a blacksmith, petitioned for a dissolution of his marriage with Edith Eleanor Butt,…
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The divorce suit. Butt v. Butt, was called on before Mr. Justice Walker tills morning. The petitioner was the husband, Josiah Butt, blacksmith, of Emmaville, near Glen Junes,…
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A naval wedding on the 11th instant furnished the most brilliant nuptials in the social history of Cairns, when the Ven Archdeacon Campbell united in the bonds…
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Lyne—Turton.—The marriage of Mr. John Lyne, son of Sir William Lyne, with Miss Brenda Turton, daughter of Mr. E. J. Turton (Winchcombe, Carson, and Co., Ltd.), took…
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A very pretty wedding took place at the residence of the bride's parent, Frederick-street, Merewether, on Wednesday, October 26th, when Mr Alfred B Elston, night officer at Kingswood,…
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Wednesday, 9th inst, at Holy Trinity Church, Granville, by the Rev Father E. Rohan assisted by the Rev. Father Flavahan, Marry Frances, only daughter…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Pual's C.E., Pearce's Corner, on Wednesday, by the Rev. Langford Smith, the contracting parties being Miss Harriet…
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Herman Schumacher stood in the doorway of his store and stared open-mouthed at the group of noisy vaqueros who galloped dawn the street. There were four…
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On Friday at the Civic Club, a number of the "chums" of Mr. "Joe" Sands (John Sands and Co.) presented that popular gentleman with a handsome set of silver…
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A quiet, but pretty wedding took place at St. James' Church, Sydney, on November 22. between Mr. Walter Preedy, youngest son of the late Mr. Charles Woolley Preedy, of…
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The Trustees of the Necropolis, Rookwood, are having a portion of the new ground drained and laid out, as the old cemetery has now almost been utilised for burials. They intend erecting a…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Late Cable News. Received This Morning. Fatal Wedding Feast. Twenty Guests Poisoned
LONDON, December 2, 2.55 p.m.—Twenty guests at a wedding at Katelinki, Germany, have been killed through drinking poisonous brandy, which had been secretly distilled…
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