Weddings in the District. Fifty Years Married
To-day (Saturday), Mr. and Mrs. George DeLaney, of Station-street, Harris Park, celebrate the 50th anniversary of their wedding day (April 14, 1873)…
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Their Golden Wedding
MR. AND MRS. GEO. DELANEY, WHO TO-DAY (SATURDAY), CELEBRATE THE 50th ANNIVERSARY OF THEIR MARRIED DEFE…
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Tradition says that the wedding ring criginated with the unchaining of Prometheus from the rock. According to legend he was ordered to wear one link of the chain to…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Church, Malvern Hill, on 17th March, the contracting parties being Norma Sabina Emily, the second…
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The Ryde Methodist Church was the scene of the wedding, on March 31, of Grace Dorothy, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Trevitt, of "Roseleigh." Shepherd Street, Ryde, with…
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April 26, at Westminster Abbey, the wedding has been arranged to take place of the Duke of York and the Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. Thursday is early…
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SHAPTER—KEARNEY.—The wedding of Miss Eileen Kearney, eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Kearney, of Orange, and Mr. Philip Shapter…
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HUDSONâCARLETON.âThe marriage of Miss Florence Adelaide Carleton, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Carleton, Cliveden, Mosman, and Mr. Arthur…
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TAYLOR—KELLY.—At St. Paul's Church of England. Shadforth, on April 2. Miss. E. Emily Kelly, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Kelly, of Shadforth…
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It is announced by cable from London that the marriage of Miss Valentine Osborne, only daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Fred Osborne, of 26…
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The Duke of York and his [?] wedding [?] entertain soon [?] school child:…
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The ring which will be used at the Duke of York's wedding will be made of pure Australian gold. It will be narrow and flattened inside for an inscription…
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TOMPSON-- STINSON.--A quiet wedding was celebrated at St. Anne's Church, Strath field, by the Rev. H. J. Rose, when Frederick Charles Hessel Tompson, only son of Mr. and…
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The ring to be used at the Duke of York's wedding will be made of pure Australian gold. It will be narrow, and flattened on the inside, for an…
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The Duke of York and his bride, on their wedding day, will entertain 8000 London County council schoolchildren…
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The Duke of York will be appointed Governor-General of one of the minions, according to the London "Daily Mail."…
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STEWART--THOMPSON.--At St. Francis's Church, Paddington, on April 7. the wedding was celebrated, by Father Morlarty, of Miss Pauline Thompson, youngest daughter of Mr…
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The Prince of Wales, accompanied by Sir Lionel Halsey and Princess Patricia (as most of us still call her), paid a surprise visit to the wedding of his…
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The Duke of York and his bride, on their wedding day, will entertain 18,000 London County Council school children…
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Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Miller recently celebrated their golden wedding at their home, Riverview, Bomaderry, when 11 sons and daughters, 30 grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren were present, as well as a large number of guests. Our photograph depicts the family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Miller (who have resided in the Shoalhaven district thirty years) are both hale and hearty. Mr. Miller retired from the railway service II years ago, and his hobbies…
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