City Wedding. Cummins--kirkland
St. James's, King Street, city, was the scene of a wedding on Saturday afternoon, when Leslie Walter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cummins, of Paddington, was married to Gladys Rose…
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Weddings
GREEN--GORRIE.--The wedding was solemnisod in St. Paul's Presbyterian Church on Wednesday afternoon by Rev. Mr. Spence of Annie Elizabeth, third daughter of Mr. and…
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BallâÂÂEggleston.âÂÂA pretty wedding took place in St. Matthew's Church of England, Cumnock. The contracting parties were Bertie Stuart,, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Ball, of Singleton…
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St. Patrick's Church, Church Hill, was the scene of a quiet wedding on October 24, when Rev. Father Leonard married Miss Kathleen Carr, second youngest daughter…
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A quiet though pretty wedding was celebrated on October 25, at St. Fiacre's Church, Leichhardt, when Mr. Geoff. W., eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Richardson…
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M'NAMARA—RATH.—St. Patrick's Church, Grosvenor Street, was the scene of a wedding on November 25, when Rev. Father Laurent, S. M., officiated at a nuptial mass and the marriage…
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WALSH— GINTY.—Rov; "Father O'Sullivan solemnised at St. Mury's Cathedral, Sydney, on October 24, the marriage of James, youngest son of the late Mr. W. Walsh, of "Gulgo," Condobolin…
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Mrs. H. E. Barff, president and committee of the 13th and 45th Battalions, Bull's-chambers, Moore-street, have issued invitations for a gift afternoon to be held at Sargent's, 390…
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A quiet wedding took place at St. John's Church, Parramatta, on Thursday, November l6th, when Beatrice, second daughter of Lieut. and Mrs. R. Howe, Harris Park…
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BEST—BLUHDORN.—At. Christ Church, Springwood, on November 15. Mr. Russel Best (late of Thirroul) was married to Miss Gladys M. Bluhdorn, daughter of Mrs. A. M. Bluhdorn,…
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A wedding took, place on Wednesday morning in the sacristy of St. Mary's Cathedral, when Dr. Leslie Featherstone, son of the late Mr. M. Featherstone, of Annandale, was…
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BUSHBY--WATSON.--Holy Trinity Church, Erskineville, was the scene of a wedding on November 11, when Harold, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bushby, of Auburn, was…
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A man entrapped a young Melbourne woman into marriage secured £200 of her savings, and immediately disappeared on Friday. The girl stated to the police…
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VAUGHAN--HENRY.--At the Methodist Church, Hay, on November 13, William Mark Matthew, only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Vaughan, of Granville, was married to Ivy May,…
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Moorefield had mixed weather for its meeting on Saturday last. First of all it was unpleasantly hot, and then just before the final race there was heavy rain, which recommenced…
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Larkin--Scott:--A military wedding, the first Wilcannia has witnessed, was celebrated at St. James' Church, recently, by the Rey. C. A. Baker. The contracting parties were Private…
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There was a fair attendance at Moorefield on Saturday. The fields were large and races well contested. The Kograrah Stakes was run in divisions. The day was…
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9th. WINNERS, S.P., RIDERS. LINESMAN, 8 to 1 (Rice). NANCY-SYKES, 2 to 1 (Lilyman)…
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At [?] Church [?] England Mosman, [?] December [?] the Rev. [?] was married to [?] Mr. Wm. [?] of…
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