Silver Wedding
An enjoyable evening was spent in the Hurstville Hall, on July 31, when about 80 persons assembled in response to invitations from Mr. and Mrs. Weeks, of…
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Pirates and Sharks. How a Plucky Girl, the Captain's Bride, Fought Chinese Freebooters, Etc. Thriling Wedding Journey
This honeymoon trip of mine was the must enjoyable one I've ever spent, Seriously speaking, though, I think my adventures on the…
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WENTWORTH -- MORRIS. -- The marriage of George, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Fitzwilliam Wentworth, Greycliff, Rose Bay, Sydney, and Francis, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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A Jewish powder merchant was celebrating his wedding at Sinan, in Yemen (Turkey), when a terrific explosion took place. The bride, bridegroom, and 28 guests perished, some of them being terribly mutilated…
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The Villa Maris, Hunter's Hill, was the scene of a pretty little wedding at 10 o'clock this morning between Mr. William Edmund Collingridge, son of the late Arthur Collingridge, and Miss Mary Heydon, the only…
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A wedding of special interest to Armidale residents was solemnised at St. Mary's by Father Nulty at-12.30 this afternoon. Mr. E. Spilsted (England) was united to Miss…
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BAXTER--CRUICKSHANKS.--At the Presbyterian Church, Wollatra, on Saturday afternoon last the marriage took place of Arthur George eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Baxter…
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The principals of the Clarke and Meynell "Chocolate Soldier" Company, which opens in Melbourne on August 26, have arrived in Melbourne. Some of them have already appeared…
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St. Luke's Church, Mosman, was the scene of two weddings yesterday afternoon. In each case one of the contracting parties had been prominently identified with the…
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The marriage of Mr. Arthur Lowes (Tarcetia) and MISS Elsie Robertson (Sarwood) was celebrated yesterday by the Rev. M. Moseley at St. Thomas's Church, Enfield. The…
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A wedding was solemnised on Tuesday at the R.C. Church, Hunter's Hill, between Mr. Edmund Dykes, eldest son of Mrs. Sarah Dykes, Mudgee, and Miss Mary Collins…
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A wedding that has greatly interested both medical and social circle was solemnised by the Rev. Wentworth Shiels at 2.30 to-day, St. James's Church being beautifully decorated with arum lilies and palms. The…
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COLLINGRIDGE—HEYDON;—On Tuesday afternoon,at Villa .Marla Church Hunter's-hlll, the marriage was solemnised of Willlam, Edmund; second: son of the late Mr. Arthur…
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The marriage of Mr. Morris Reines, of Newcastle, to Miss Elizabeth Matilda Fried-man, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Friedman, of Railway and Terminus-sts,…
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The marriage of Mr. Arthur George Baxter, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Baxter (Waverley), with Miss Jessie Cruiekshanks, the youngest daughter of Mrs. W…
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The Kogarah Methodist Church was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday, August 9th, when Susannah May, third daughter of Mr. W. T…
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STEWART--NEWMARCH.--On Thursday afternoon Inst, at St. James's .Church, Archdeacon Wentworth Chollas performed tho marriage oculomotor between Dr. Colin Percival Stewart,…
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A series of festivities in aid of the Narrandera Hospital, consisting of football match, concert, ball, and juvenile dance, was held at Ganmain, and the nett result was over £[?]…
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