Wedding At St Philip's Church Wynyard Square Sydney
From Owr Correspondents a very pretty wedding was celebrated in St Philip's Church Sydney the contracting parties were Mr Dalby Campbell and Mrs Bersie Freeman of Mancol Ryde. The breakfast was at Sargent rooms about 65 guests including Miss Merrifield and Mr and Mrs Stone late of Bombala. The bride wore white silk and veil bridesmaid pale blue silk. The ceremony performed by Rev Canon Billingsgate. The couple received many gifts. Mr T Bownlie senr died Monday aged 101 years 10 months. A memorial unveiling for late Rev E L Timewell drew a large crowd at the cemetery with an address by Rev BR Elliott. Trustees of Town Commons to seek a reliable man for horse holding and duties like rabbit-poisoning and fumigation. Residents of Bemboka plan a presentation to Mr and Mrs Kinneyal departing for the North. Farmers fear drought with empty silos. Congratulations to Mr T Barber on West End factory manager role. Behood of Arla committee adds books to library. 27-10-10.
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St. Philip's Church
Wynyard Square
Sydney
Dalby Campbell
S. Campbell
Milo
Mile Bersie Freeman
Mancol
Ryde
Sargent
Mien Merrifield
Mre. Stone
Bombala
Canon Billingsgate
T. Bownlie
E. L. Timewell
Church of England
BR. Elliott
Hordemon
Commons
Bemboka
Mrs. Kinneally
T. Barber
West End
Das. Heffernan
Arla
Inter District News Briefs From Our Exchanges
June reports note fines for littering in the district, twenty five patients treated at Cooma District Hospital, a Corunna sleeper cutter lost forty sleepers to fire, a cedar tree offered for £200, a 2000 ton cane crop spoiled at Bingera, and a Peak Hill Hospital street collection raising £2 15. Thunderstorm at Wagga killed about a dozen sheep. Tumut paper paid advertising rates for a political report. Boula Pastures Board secretary salary raised to £1200 yearly. Tumut butter factory installs new freezing plant and handles livestock for Sydney. Captain Millard hosted by Moyo residents after election victory. Ravenswood estate near Monwellbrook subdivided for dairying. Bathurst Court fines for rabbit destruction. Broken Hill beer strike ends, price cut. North districts profit from possum trapping at high rates. Richmond Electorate license league spent £200 with volunteers. Decentralisation Commission hears reef removal could cost £200,000. Narromine grazier pleads cruelty to sheep. wages and penalty fixed. Clarence River rains boost crops. new potatoes sell high. Potent medical scare in Penrith from poisonous doctored medicine. Frost in Lismore damages crops worth £500. Victorian farmers push to Wyaslong region. Cowall Creek opening could spur 40000 acres for wheat. Mudgee dry weather fears. crops damaged without rain. Bingera sugar mill processes cane. season May–June may reach 105000 tons.
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Moyo
Ravenswood
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Bathuret Court
Lowell
Keech
Broken-hill
Richmond
Nolicense League
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Keele
Clarence Bar
Clarence River
Penrith
Lismore
Wyaslong
Cowall Creek
Mudgee
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