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Parramatta Wedding
A very smart wedding took place at St. Patrick's Church, Parramatta, on Saturday, November 30th, when Margaret, daughter of the late William Lyons, the well-known…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at All Souls (C.E.) Church, Leichhardt, the contracting parties being Sister Ethel Denniss, of No. 309, Rose of England, Leichhardt,…
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The locust sings loudly in our land, reminds us of his existence every day, and yet we have never realised his possibilities. But they have in America. Certain intrepid…
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Deputy-Marshal Edward C. Marsales has been dismissed from his position, the reason being that he attended a dinner given by Jack Johnson when he was married to…
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A wedding wan solemnised on Wednesday, evening. December 11. at the Great Synagogue, Sydney, between Miss Truda Collins, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Collins,…
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CONNELL—LAMB.—A wedding took place on Thursday, December 12, at Glen Innes, when Robert, eldest son of the late Daniel Ferguson Connell, of Ayrshire, Scotland, was…
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The High Commissioner (Sir George Reid) proposes to visit Australia about March next, He has communicated his desire to the Federal Government…
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On Monday afternoon a most enjoyable afternoon tea was given by Mrs. Herbert Raymond, at the Golf Club, Rose Bay, in honor, of the approaching marriage of her…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Paul's Church of England, Emu Plains, on Wednesday afternoon last, when the church was well filled with…
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A friend sent a broom to a lady as a wedding present. She was astonished till she read the following lines accompanying the broom:—…
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Alderman Samuel, the Mayor of Norwich was married yesterday. He and his bride refused to accept any wedding presents, on the ground that the custom was becoming…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated on December 3 at St. Phillip's Church, Church Hill, Sydney, when Miss Stella Banfield, youngest daughter of Mrs. Banfield, of Yass, was…
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GIBLIN -- RAYMOND. -- The wedding of Norman Ernest. eldest son of the late Norman Giblin, of Sydney. and Gertrude Patience, only daughter of the late Herbert Raymond, of…
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Mr. Bey Humphrey G. Wright, who has been entertaining a house party at his Port Hacking bungalow, gave an enjoyable launch picnic on Thursday in honor of M. Paul…
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The marriage of Mr. Charles Oswald Brightfield, of Newtown, and Miss Jane Beatrice Evelyn Williams was solemnised at Holy Trinity Church (C.E.), Dulwich Hill, the officiating…
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WARD -- CAUGHERTY. --At the Methodist Church, Wattle Flat, near Bathurst, on December 11, Arthur Stanley Cyril, only son of Mrs. Arthur Ward, of Leichhardt, was married…
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Moran-- Pearce.-- A wedding in which much interest centred took place on December 18, when Mr. Edward Moran, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moran, of Black Springs (near…
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Thirty- four weddings were celebrated at Cannington to- day. Most of the bridegrooms were men- o'-war sailors on leave. Following an old custom, the couples…
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