To Stand This Season at Woodville Park, West Maitland
Royal Sun insp. Fee, 25 Gra. Sime oan scecentsl reser See He cuison Cos Terr enKRRY, ert C. T. SMITH, Woodville Park, West Maitland.
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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1929
Page
16
Royal Sun insp. Fee, 25 Gra. Sime oan scecentsl reser See He cuison Cos Terr enKRRY, ert C. T. SMITH, Woodville Park, West Maitland.
Scrambola Park Stud Wagga Targa appears in a fragmented racing note listing Top Gallant at five and a series of prize amounts two records show 300 and 4100 guineas with garbled entries. Likely a pedigree or entry listing from a 19th century Australian stud page.
Fragmentary OCR text from Haileys Bloodstock Agency with unclear names and dates. Reads as a stray agency note referencing practical experience and several illegible items. Unable to extract a coherent event or entities beyond the agency name.
A fragmented OCR listing shows many names, brands, vendors, and items like Picts, Mahangsor, Serials, and various trades. It reads as a catalog of merchants, products, and participants with scattered locale cues and numbers, indicating a marketplace or fair index. The text preserves the noisy, catalog-like nature of historical business notices.
An OCR dense fragment mentions Auckland Stud Company and Australian impressions, with scattered proper nouns and irregular phrasing. The readable parts reference names, places, and a mix of items suggesting a travel or commercial note, but essential facts remain unclear and fragmented.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled notes page with scattered names and places. It hints at events or figures such as Malate and Winnelung but details are unclear and many terms are unreadable. The text seems to blend names, dates, and places without coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
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