Where Are the Horses? Poor Acceptances Wedding Day's Prospects
When acceptances fell due yesterday for the A.J.C. Summer meeting on Boxing Day, and Tattersall's races on Saturday, the number of horses left…
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Morning Gallops. Wedding Day Beats Posiastre; Fast Five Furlongs by Palm Leaf
Most of the "work" done at Randwick yesterday morning was associated with the inner section of the middle grass course. As the performers ran only the distance credited to them, some fast times were registered…
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A woman who was for many years a housekeeper in the family of the late Alfred B. Nobel, the Swedish founder of the Nobel Prizes, was…
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"A happy Christmas" was a greeting fraught with much significance to Miss Ruby Hooper, the clever and popular teacher of dancing, who yesterday apra[?]…
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Captain John Layman O'Donnell (late 18th Batt., A.I.F.), eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. O'Donnell, West Kogarah, was married to Miss Margt…
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The racing on Saturday considerably reduced the list of possibilities for the Summer Cup, and many shrewd judges now consider it a…
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The groom was dark and stalwart, The bride petite and fair ; The old maids in the pew sobbed : " Happy, happy pair I…
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HILL—MILFORD.—A military wedding was celebrated at St. Philip's Church, Church Hill, on December 20, when Marjorie Frances Milford, youngest…
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To ensure insertion in "The Sunday Sun," notices of weddings must be forwarded during the week in which they are celebrated. In view of the very large number of weddings forwarded, it is not possible to publish more than a selection…
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The Rev. P. D. MacDonald celebrated the marriage of Miss Addie Greville Quirk, eldest daughter of Alderman and Mrs. E. W. Quirk. Manly, and Pte. William De Lamont Brown, late 18th Battn., only son of Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Hurstville. The marriage, which was a military one, took place at…
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