WEDDING BELLS

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXI, Issue 19, 7 May 1903, Page 20

WEDDING BELLS

Brady — Smith. A wedding which attracted more than ordinary irvterest (writes a correspondent) was celebrated at the Sacred Heart Church. Reefton, last week, the contracting parties being Mr Philip Brady and Miss Agnes Smith The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Uickson Mr. W. Smith, brother of the bride, gave her away The bride was attired in a dress of silver grey cashmere, with pearl and silk trimmings, and wore a cream tucked chiflon toque, trimmed with ostrich feathers and pear blossom The bridesmaid, Miss Sarah Smith, wore a dress of strawberry voile with trimmings of .string-colored insertion and black picture hat trimmed with ostrich feathers and pink roses Mr. Terence Brady acted as best man The bridegroom's present to the bride was a handsome diamond brooch and ring, and to the bridesmaid n pretty brooch The 'bride presented the bridegroom with a pair of gold sleeve links and a S"t of gold studs After the ceremony the bridal party drove to the residence of Mr and Mrs. O'Malley, where the wedding breakfast was laid The happy couple left by the evening train for Greymouth on the honeymoon trip, taking with them the best wishes of their many friends for a prosperous manned life Mr. and Mrs. Bradv were the recipients of numerous handsome and useful presents.

The Rev. Father Costello (says the Rangitikei ' Advocate ') has been presented by the Catholics ot Hunterville and Pohonui with a valuable harness horse for his private use In connection with the Hunterville ba7aar, the Catholics in the same portion of the parish have donated a cream pony which is to be sold, the proceeds to be devoted to the ba/aar funds The liberality of his people is much appreciated by Father Costello. Mr. Ronald Cameron, of Turakina Valley, has presented a valuable saddle horse to be disposed of at the same bazaar

Those of our readers in Otago and Southland who intend to b£iy stjlish carriages, of useful vehicles of any kind, would be consultmc their own interests by inspecting the very fine stock displayed in the establishment of Messrs JTordern and \\ hito, Princes street south, Dunedm The proprietors of the Dinned in Carriage Factory will be always pleased to quote prices and supply all other necessary information to persons requiring carriages or vehicles . . Messrs Donald Reid nnd Co , acting under instructions from the trustees of the estate of the late Mr. Francis Meenan, will sell at the Corn Kxchange, Dunedin, on May 22, a valuable freehold property with buildings thereon, situated in Great Kin"- street. The purchaser of the property will have the option of taking over the goodwill and stock-in-trade of the old-established produce business on a valuation .