Weddings
CRANE--COCKERILL.--A wedding took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney, on Saturday, June 27, when Percy H. M., eldest son of Mr. Henry E. Crane, of "Hillcrest," Hurstville,…
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Wedding at Darlinghurst
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Aronson gave a large wedding reception at Waratah, Bayswater-road, Darlinghurst, yesterday, in honor of the marriage of their only daughter, Zelma, to Stuart,…
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BESIER--BARTER.--The marriage of Fredrick Henry, only, son of the late Henry Conrad Besier, of Mangalore, Tasmania, with Miss, Annie May Barter third daughter of Mr. Samuel…
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At the Sacred Heart Church, Pymble, on Wednesday, 22nd ult., the Rev. Father Briody married. Miss Daisy Leet, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Leet, of…
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On Wednesday, the 29th ult., the marriage took place at St. Nicholas' Presbytery of Miss Fanny Flynn, of Attunga, and…
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ZINK--THOMAS.--On the 29th ult., a weeding took place at Cabramatta, between Mr. Adolph H. Zink, of Sydney, and Lily Temora, youngest daughter of Mr. H. Thomas, of Cabramatta…
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Hand Hay M'Kinne, formerly White, petitioned for a divorce from William H'Kinney, a miner, of Wattle Flat, on the ground of desertion…
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Australian readers are more than ordinarily interested in London's latest society wedding, from the fact that the bridegroom—the Hon. John Ward…
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WADE--BARTLETT.--At S.S. Michael and John's Cathedral, Bathurst, on Wednesday afternoon. Charles Wade, of Tarana, was married by Rev. S. H. M'Gee, to Mary…
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THOMPSON--M'KINNON.-- At the residence of the bride's parents, on Wednesday, by Rev. Father Leonard, Evelyn, oldest daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Daniel M'Kinnon, of Good Hope, near…
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MOSELY-- NORMAN.--At Burton- street Baptist Church, on Saturday, June 27, Bertram Anthony, eldest son of Mr. B. A. A. Mosely. of Paddington, late Oxford, England, was married…
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HOOD--PONT--On 5th Inst., the marriage was solemnised of Robert, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hood, of "Argyle," Auburn, and Bessie; third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John…
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The bridal couple who appeared at the altar in the English Midlands the other day costumed like a cavalier and his lady of the days the Merry Monarch"' are certainly…
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THOMPSON -- GOODWIN. -- At St. James's Church, Croydon, on July 22, the marriage of Charles Leslie, second son of Mr. William Thompson, of "Wambiana," Homebush, and…
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A wedding which created a good deal of interest took place at Auburn on 5th inst, the contracting parties being Mr. Robert Hood, second son of Mr. and Mrs…
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Wedding present givers are, with a few honorable exceptions, an entirely selfish race. They give because they must, but they give what pleases themselves, and the last…
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SIMPSON--CAMPBELL.--On Wednesday, August 12, at St. Andrew's Church, Inverell, Arthur Macneill, eldest surviving son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Simpson, of Burindi Station,…
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On Saturday afternoon at St. James's Church the wedding took place of Lionel Westropp, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Randal Carey, of "Caprera," Kirribilli Point, and Helene Coates,…
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RODWAY--WILSON.--A wedding was celebrated on Thursday, August 13, at Bectric, Temora, by Rev. Thos. Jenkin, between William Lowe Rodway, son of Mr. Joseph George…
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WATSON--BUCHANAN.--In the Presbyterian Church on the 15th, at Byron Bay, by Rev. Dill Macky, Bert, the oldest son of Mr. F. Watson, Grafton-Tweed railway, was married to…
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