Wedding
A charming New Year's bride was Miss Florence Swarzes, of "Riverview," Gordon. who, on that day, married Mr. Leonard Matthews, fifth son of Mr. and Mrs…
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Wedding
A quiet wedding was celebrated at Avondale. Narrabrl, on the 15th inst., the contracting parties being Mr. Lachlan Cameron, of Morven Vale, Mercadool, and Miss Mary Anne…
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At the Aborigines Orphan Home, Singleton, on Thursday, January 11, two missionaries were married, Miss Retta Jane Dixon, only daughter of Mr. M. Dixon, of Petersham, and Mr. L…
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The Rev. W. H. M'Cook, Warren, writes:—As the officiating minister at lie wedding referred to in your columns of 15th instant, under the heading of "A Warren Wedding," I wish to…
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At St. Mary's, Scone, by the Rev. E. M'Grath, was solemnized the marriage of Miss Agnes M'Gregor, daughter of the late Mr. P. M'Gregor and Mrs. M'Gregor, of…
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M. Binet, of Paris, has just met with an experience which he is likely to remember for the remainder of his life. He recently made the acquaintance of a young…
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A wedding was celebrated in the Manly Methodist. Church on December 21, 1905, when Miss K. Baylis, second daughter of Mr. E. E. Baylis and Mrs. Baylis, of Katrine,…
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A pretty and interesting wedding—0110 in which the whole town was interested— took place on Tuesday in the "Wesleyan Church, Hornsby, the bride being Miss…
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A startling accident Happened to a Sydney carter's cart on' Mount Errington rd.. Hornsby, on Tuesday. The vehicle was laden with tables, crockery, soft…
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Disgraceful proceedings were witnessed at a wedding at Warren (N.S.W.). The church and its approaches were crowded. The officiating clergyman had twice to appeal to some persons for…
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A wedding was celebrated in St. Matthias' Church of England at Spring Ridge on Tuesday last (the 16th inst.), when Mr. A. Saddler, formerly of Quipolly, and Miss Womersley, of…
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Arrangements have been completed for the appearance in Australia of one of the largest dramatic attractions of recent years in the great trans-Atlantic success…
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Van Weenen—Price.—The marriage of Mr. E. D. E. Van Weenen with Miss Cecilia Florence Price, daughter of Mr. John Price, of Yackendandah, Victoria, took place recently…
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Mr. Cecil W. Poole writes:—The letter of the Rev. W. H M'Cook in your issue of the ,20th needs a reply. The report Of the scene within and without the church, which appeared in your…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday of last week at St Paul's, Emu, when Mr Percival Charles Banyan, second son of the late Mr Charles Banyan, of Emu…
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Arrangements have been completed for the appearance in Australia of one of the largest dramatic attractions of recent years in the great trans-Atlantic success, "The Fatal Wedding,"…
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The most scrupulous reserve is maintained in Court circles concerning the arrangements for the marriage of King Alfonso and Princess Ena of Battenberg,…
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Little Dolly Valerie was French. French from the bejewelled toes of her little paper shoes, to the topmost curl of her really real hair. And Mistress Madge had…
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On Wednesday, January 3, Mr. Albert M. Templeton, of Grong Grong, son of Henry J. Templeton, Esq, of Oakleigh, Forest Lodge, was married to Edith Maud Lovett, fourth…
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