On January 4, at H.B.M's Consulate before Mr. A.P. Blunt, ce, Consul, the civil ceremony of the marriage of Kathleen Peach, eldest daughter of the late J. A. Peach of Rockhampton, Queensland, and Mrs. Peach, to Francis Robert Lamb of Berthhted, Herts wus Bl in the aflersaoa a" Holy "ial Catedral the marriage" ceremony wen performed bythe er. Ward Hat anal, by the "Very Rev Dean Aes: Tevet bide wea gan away by Me. Dona MacDonli, and was avons
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Before her manage Miss Peach was at school for several years in Shanghai, later continuing her education in Sydney. She has been an ardent worker at the Cathedral and at the Missions to Seamen.
Mr. Lamb served in the World War from 1914-1918, when he was decorated with several British and foreign orders, and finished with the rank of Major in the Royal Marines. He is now connected with Butterfield and Swire.
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