A Poverty Bay wedding of Dominion-wide interest: the bridal group at the Wheeler–Barker ceremony

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A Poverty Bay wedding of Dominion-wide interest: the bridal group at the Wheeler–Barker ceremony

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The bridal party, standing outside. The wedding was celebrated in Holy Trinity Church, Gisborne, of Miss Every Florence Barker, daughter of the late Mr. Frank Brayton Barker and his wife, Miriam (Minnie) Sylvia Barker of Te Hapara, to Mr. Stanley Pearson Wheeler, of Auckland. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs Mary Rowena Firth Wheeler and her husband, Mr. John Hawkin Wheeler, of Wellington

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1938-11-02

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Auckland Weekly News; Doddrell, E. T.

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https://kura.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/digital/collection/photos/id/285329

Related subjects

Weddings / Wedding costume / Brides / Bridegrooms / Bridesmaids / Bridal bouquets / Portraits, Group / Suits (Clothing) / Barker family / Wheeler, Every Florence, 1913-1983 / Wheeler, Stanley Pearson, 1900-1980 / Barton, S. / Pittar, Cecil Arthur, 1905-1978 / Barker, V. / Willock, Peter Reginald, 1913-1989 / Burke, P. / Buckleton, J. / Barker, H. / Pomare, M. / Miles, L. / Barker, D.

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