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Three of a Kind
In the last twelve months, weddings have become almost common-place to the Wilkinson family, of Grey Street. In that time, three daughters of Mrs M. Wilkinson have been married.
Margaret poses with her husband, Mr J. Bonica, of Gisborne.
Rath and her husband, Mr Leo Peters, of Waipukurau.
Below, Norma is shown with her husband, Mr E. A. Thomas, of Gisborne, and her attendants: at left, Mr B. Baty and another sister, Mrs M. Roffal (now of Auckland), and at right, Mr L. Baty and Miss V. Simmonds (Napier), a cousin of the bride. (Photographs by Bongenaar).
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