Weddings. CUNNINGHAM—VEECH
On March 17, at St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, Miss Alice Veech, eldest daughter of Mrs. Veech, Quilbone Station, was married to Mr. W. Cunningham, only son of Mr. and Mrs…
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Wedding Bells. Cunninghams—veech
A pretty little wedding took place on Monday, March 18, at St, Mary's Cathedral (by special dispensation of his Lordship Dr. Dunne, Bishop of Wilcannia), when Alice…
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BOWDEN--GRIME.--On Wednesday afternoon, March 20, Rev. E. Eldridge celebrated a wedding at the post-office, Murwillumbah, when Allen Neild Bowden was married to Paulina Jean…
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Merry rang the wedding bells at Deepwater on March 20th. when Miss-Hilda K. Cadell was married to Mr. Claude H. Hindmarsh. The happy…
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Christ Church, Lancaster-rate, London, was fall of admirals one afternoon last month, who came to see a brother-admiral—Sir Charles Drury, Second Sea Lord—married to Miss Amy…
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On Wednesday, February 27th, a very pretty wedding took place at the Waverley Methodist Church, the contracting parties being Mr. Luther…
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FORD--FOWLER.--On Wednesday morning a marriage was celebrated at the Goldsmith-street Methodist Church, Goulburn, between George, eldest son of Mr. C. Ford, of Boxer's…
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The wedding of the Hon. Charles Rothschild, younger son of Lord and Lady Rothschild, and Fraulein Roszika von Wertheimstein, who belongs to an old and…
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For having bitten this bride a young pointer, who was soon to be married, will have to put off his wedding (writes a Paris correspondent on February 18). It Is all off,…
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JONES--BERRY.--At the residence of the bride's parents. 77 Piper-street, Bathurst, on Wednesday night, by Rev. Alex. Clark (Presbyterian), Pearl Isabel, third daughter of Mr. W…
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RICKETTS--DUSTER.--A wedding was celebrated at the Centenary-hall, York-street, Sydney, on March 6, when Miss Eva Duster, of Melbourne, was married to Mr. C. Ricketts,…
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Holmes—Wallace-Smith.—A wedding took place at St. John's Church, Molong, on March 20, when Miss Marjorie Wallace-Smith, second daughter of the late Mr. Wallace-Smith and…
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A marriage took place on March 20 at St. John's Churoh, Molong, between Miss Marjorie Wallace Smith, second daughter of the late Mr. Wallace Smith, of "Gambooa." Molong, and…
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Captain Mason of the N.S.S. Sabroaon was married at Nownra on Easter Monday to Miss Bice, of that to a, and sister of Mrs. Mc. Ardie, of Gladesville-road…
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St. Joseph's Church, Orange, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Easter Sunday afternoon, when was celebrated the marriage of Mr. T. J. Sullivan, of Kerr's Creek, to Stella…
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HARKNESS--JACK.--St. Clement's, Mosman, was the scene of an interesting wedding yesterday when Mr. Edward Burns Harkness. secretary to the Premier of New South Wales, and…
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MORONEY--LLOYD.--A quiet wedding was celebrated at Cooerwull Academy, Dowenfels, on the evening of Easter Monday, when Miss Lloyd, the matron of the academy, was married to Mr…
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On Wednesday, March 6, the Methodist Church, Manly, was thronged with spectators to view the marraige of Lillian, eldest daughter…
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A wedding in the Homebush Church is a rather rare occurrence. Partly for that reason, but much more because of the high esteem in which the bride was held by all, quite a fete occasion was made of the…
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St. John's Darlinghurst, was the scene of an exceedingly attractive wedding yesterday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, when Linda, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Teece, of "Tauranga," Point…
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