Weddings
An evering wedding was celebrated on February 8 at Highview, Livingstone-road, West Marrickville, the residence of Mr. G. W.,mer, when his eldest son,…
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Weddings
A wedding was celebrated at St. Paul's Church of England, Lithgow, on April 8, when George A., the second son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Gilbert, of Frankholme, Dubbo, was…
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At St. Margaret's Church of England, Bellingen, on May 21, Miss Dorothy Cobcroft, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Cobcroft, of Bellingen, was…
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Ex-Private John Frogley, who recently returned home, was married at the Church of England to Miss A. Paul. The ceremony was a quiet one, only…
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The wedding took place recently [?] Miss Lilian Hope Bartlett, eldest daughter of Mr., and Mrs. William Bartlett of "Mimosa," Main-road, Bulli, and Mr…
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At St Mary's Cathedral, Armidale, Annie, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Hooker,. and Mr. H. J. Boyd, of Walcha, were married. The bride was…
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Rev. D. R. Hamilton celebrated the marriage of Miss Mary Maud Pretoria Campbell, daughter of Mr. E. E. Campbell, of Bonalbo, and Mr. William…
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Miss Annie Catlin was married to Mr. E. Stevens, late of the A.I.F., at St, Matthew's church, Grong Grong the Rev Canon Rawling officiating. A rarge…
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A military wedding was celebrated at the Hay Presbyterian Church, when Olive, youngest daughter of Mr. Joseph [?] was married to Captain Alex…
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A quiet military wedding was recently celebrated at Glenfernie, Maddison-street, Redfern, the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M'Carthy, when their youngest…
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The opal, which has claims to be regarded as the Australian national stone, is returning to favor in society circles despite the superstitions that…
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A wedding at Mudgee recently presented sonic unusual features, because both the bride and the bride-groom came of Chinese ancestry…
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The celebration of the diamond wedding of Mr. Hugh Mugridge and his wife, took place at Numbla Vale, Dalgety (N.S.W.) last week, There was…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on April 12 at St.[?]David's Church of England, Arucliffe, when Miss Una Irene Bridge, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bridge, was married…
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One of the prettiest weddings held at Lidcombe for a long while past was that which was solemnised on Saturday, 24th inst., at St. Joachim's Church. The…
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A quiet military wedding was celebrated on May 1 at Christchurch, St. Lawrence, when Lieut. H. Martin Smith, [?] [?] Gun Company, A.I.F., was married…
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SULLIVAN—RIVERS. — Wednesday afternoon was chosen for the wedding of Miss Jessie Margaret Rivers, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rivers, of…
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The Inverell Argus contains an account of a double wedding at the Noocoorilma (Pindari) Mission Station. Two aborigine women married two…
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MILLER—GRAHAM.—On Wednesday evening there was a very smart wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral, when the Rev. R. Rook, of Annandale,…
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A wedding was celebrated at St. Stephen's Church, Phillip-street, on April 19, when Mr. James Edgar Masterton, second son of Mr. and Mrs…
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