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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1923
Page
15
A scanned page covers racing meetings at Warwick Farm and neighboring venues with results and participating horses. It listsNursery Handicap entries, Epsom and Albion Park races, riders, weights, and notable horses including names like Beatie, Pat, and Rover, along with race times and prize money. The dense OCR includes multiple race cards, attendants, and inferred outcomes across different programs.
Fragmented OCR from a racing page mentions Ascot Races and December 1 with garbled weather cues and mixed names. Names such as Efron Danalon and Fiamma appear amid stray numbers, hints of horse terms, and scattered times, creating a hazy glimpse of a disrupted event recap.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions art items and a city sale context with vague references to Vale and count. Readable nouns suggest a historical notice about offerings or availability for the public in a city setting, with names or terms uncertain due to damaged source. The item appears rudimentary and lacks clear event, person, or organization details to confirm.
A Richmond club gathering on a Monday in early November drew a mix of familiar members and new attendees. Key figures included team leaders and several community volunteers, with brief notes on discussion topics and upcoming events.
Salton faces a court ruling affecting Contre interests as Elanes and Cte ireinet clash over jurisdiction and remedies. The decision narrows avenues for appeal and outlines filing deadlines for further action by involved parties.
James J. Lee, a printer based on Marr Street in Sydney, launches a big campaign promoting higher quality printing services. Local tradespeople expect improved standardization and clearer advertising materials.
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