Wedding
On Saturday afternoon a quiet wedding was celebrated at St. James' Church of England, Croydon. when Mr. Alex. Baxter, who has been an employee of the…
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Wedding Bells. "Jamieson—McPhee
A wedding was celebrated at the Presbyterian Church,Katoomba, ~ on March nth, by the Rev Ernest Ferguson, between David McK Jamieson, third son of the late (William Jamieson…
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FURLONG—CORNEAN.—A marriage was celebrated between Mr. Harry Furlong, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Furlong, of Liverpool, and Miss Lena Cornean, youngest…
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SHAPTER—PATE.—St Jude's Church of England, Randwick, recently was the scene of a pretty wedding between Florence, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pate, of…
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A quiet military wedding was celebrated in St. Clement's Church, Yass, on Tuesday afternoon, when Lieutenant Hector William Reid, son of Mr. John Reid, of Melbourne,…
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STOKES--CLARKES.--Rev. J.O. Dick solemnised a wedding on March 18 at the Presbyterian Church, Lithgow, between Herbert Copeland, third son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Stokes, of…
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MILLER--SMITH.--Sergeant W. H. Miller, second son of Mr. W. H. Miller, of Anstruther, Fife, Scotland, was married at Gleninga, Auburn, on March 10, to Adella, second daughter…
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Bullock—Hall.—A wedding was celebrated in St. John's Church, Wagga, recently, when Mr. Edward Bullock, of the post office, Wagga Wagga, and Miss Olive Ellen (Nellie), eldest…
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The weeding of members of two well-known families hero was celebrated yesterday afternoon at St. Mark's, Darling Point, by Rev. Ed. ward. Howard Lea. The bridegroom is Mr…
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A picturesque wedding was solemnised at St. Philip's Church, Church Hill, City, on Wednesday afternoon, when Harold Alfred, eldest son of Engineer Commander Barnes of…
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The marriage of Miss Leah Weinstei[?] eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Weinstein, of Sydney, and Mr. Harry Sampson, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Sampson…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated on the lawn at Hodgson's Hall, Penshurst, on Wednesday, March 29, the contracting parties…
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KING--HENDERSON.--The wedding was celebrated on January 29, at Marrickville Presbyterian Church, of Margaret (Pearle), youngest daughter of Mr. James Henders, and Porey…
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Mr. M. Duffy, the father of Miss Ethel Parnell Duffy, [?] to [?] a paragraph reporting the wedding of his daughter to Mr. Harold Bar[?] youngest son of [?]…
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FITZPATRICK--LOW.--St. Mary.'s Church, West Kensington, London, was the scene of a wedding on February 6, when Lieutenant A. L. Fitzpatrick, 1st Light Horse, Australian…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at St. John's Church, Parramatta, on the 18th, March, by the rector, the REv. S. M. Johnstone, the contracting parties being Mr. W…
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HAYESâMACKELLAR.âSt. James' Church, King-street, was the scene of a pretty wedding on April 4 between Mr. Wallace Hayes, youngest son of Mrs. Hayes, "Kendal…
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The wedding was celebrated quietly at St. Mark's Church, Darling Point, on Wednesday of Miss Helen Langtree, youngest daughter of Mr. M. C. Langtree. of…
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At the wedding of Private Walsh of the Black Watch, the bridesmaids wore kilts and glengarries…
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By the death of Mrs. P. Dargan, which took place at Lord-street, North Sydney, last week, there passed away one whose recollections of Sydney went back over half a…
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