Canning Park Racks Pact to Grow So South Market
A compact notice reports a pact involving Canning Park and local firms to build a southern market project. Details are terse with names abbreviated and the outcome pending agreement signatures.
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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1930
Page
17
A compact notice reports a pact involving Canning Park and local firms to build a southern market project. Details are terse with names abbreviated and the outcome pending agreement signatures.
A scrambled OCR snippet mentions Port Adelaide Races and names Rashad Humolte Saeko Eero Vegi and others amid garbled text. Readable facts are minimal, with several names and places scattered in unclear sequence.
Fragmented OCR text references Sandown Park Races, horse names, bettors, and figures. Mentions includes names like Bharat, Bryan, Jay, and Mitcham with scattered notes on race timing and venues. The readable content suggests a racing column or results roundup from multiple parks.
Fragmented notes show Moorefield players Mae Myth Pegg Tot Geary Rin and others delivering standout scoring in a crowded court. Names like Penitfante and Sharm appear in scattered lines amid garbled team and venue references, suggesting a busy game with high scorers and varied lineups.
Fragmentary text mentions reply paid wires and a referee. No identifiable people, places, or events clearly present. Summary notes indicate a wartime or wartime era context with vague references to wires and a referee.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Taner and factors like hand icaps. The readable text references a contest or event with names and places obscured by garbled words. No clear dates, teams, or outcomes can be established from the legible portion.
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