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Personal.Lieut.-Colonel Faulting left England on his return to Australia this week.Arm id ale *• Express’* states that Mr. J. Ilassall, rhniriuan of the Armidale Land Board, will he retiring shortly, iiml will he succeeded by Mr. E. W. Briefly, chairman of the Grafton Board.For the first time in the history of New South Wales a woman magistrate sat on the Bench. Mrs. Edwards Burns, one of the recently-npfmiuted J’s.P., took her seat with the Stipendiary Magistrate at the Burwood Police Court on Tuesday.Students and intending students of the violin will he interested to learn that, in response to many requests, Mr. Horace W. Burge will visit Casino on Thursday, 22nd September, for the purpose of enrolling students, and may he interviewed at the .Soldiers' Club. Particulars are given in advertisement. Mir. Burge was a resident of Casino some years ago.On Wednesday afternoon last, at the Casino Methodist Church, Rev. W. B. Rodcu celebrated the marriage of Mr.' Walter Herbert Bishop, fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Bishop, of Btratheden, and Mpss Sarah Ainsworth, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ainsworth. of Lceville. The bridesmaids were Miss Alice Bishop, sister of the bridegroom, ami' Miss Elizabeth Ainsworth. the bride's sister. Mr. L. Black acted as best man. and Mr. O. Bishop as groomsman. The newly-wedded couple will honeymoon in Brisbane and Sydney.In an appreciative referenee to the M'isses Lena and Margaret Chisholm, well-known musicians, which appeared in Thursday’s “ Northern Star,” these talented young ladies arc referred to as the daughters of Mr. H. B. Chisholm, of the Brunswick. This is incorrect; they are daughters of Mr. J. Chisholm, of Casino, and were born on the Clar-euce. Mr. H. B. Chisholm is their uncle.The Rev. 11. Clark is to be the new president of the Baptist Union.It is announced .that Mr. Frank Tudor, the leader of the Opposition iu the Federal Parliament has resigned. Mr. Tudor ha? been pressed to retain at least the nominal leadership of the party in the Ilouee of Representatives until the end of the present Parliament. In all probability Mir. Mat. Cliarlton, member of the Hunter, will be appointed deputy leader to replace the late Mr. T. J. Ryan.At seven o’elock on Thursday night at St. Mark's Church of England, Casino, Richard William Harold Fowler, second sqn of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, of Exeter, was married to Ros-ina Kate Doris, second daughter of Mr. and the late Mrs. W. G. Johnston, of Casino. The church was beautifully decorated by the girl friends of the bride. Canon G. P. M. Ware performed the eeremouy. The bride, who was attended by Miss Isabel V. Gregory as bridesmaid, was charmingly attired In satin georgette, trimmed with silver roses and orange blossoms; the train, which bung from the shoulders, was lined with pink, and was caught up with orange blossoms. The veil worn by the bride was lent by her cousin, M.rs. Piekford, of Hurstville. .She also carried a bouquet of rock lilies and hyacinth, with tulle streamers. The bridesmaid's dress was mauve taffeta, and she also wore a black lace hat and carried a bouquet designed in the shaps of a horseshoe, of pink sweet peas, with tulle streamers. Mr. Cyril Croker filled the role of best man. At the conclusion of the ceremony a crowded reception wjis held iu the Commercial Hotel, where quite a hundred must have been present. The usual toasts wore honored. The happy couple left by motor for Lismorc en route for Brisbane.
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Casino and Kyogle Courier and North Coast Advertiser
Casino, New South Wales, AU
Sat, Sep 17, 1921
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