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Press, Issue 22599, 3 January 1939, Page 2

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Descriptions of weddings may be inserted at the rate of five shillings (ss) per column inch,, with a minimum charge of One Pound (£1), and photographs of wedding groups at the rate of five shilliags (ss) per single column inch, with a minimum charge of Two Pounds Two Shillings (£2 2s). Notices of engagement for publication in “The Press” must be Signed by both parties to the enf agement. A charge of iive shillings ss). will be made for each notice.