NEW CHISHOLM PARK COURSE.—Looking along the new Chisholm Park golf course towards Hancock P.ark, St. Kilda. In the foreground men can be seen spreading spoil over loose sand, this to consolidate and make a firm fairway. In the background a huge depression half filled in with sand gives another idea of the vast amount of work created on this course.
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Evening Star, Issue 23383, 28 September 1939, Page 14
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60NEW CHISHOLM PARK COURSE.—Looking along the new Chisholm Park golf course towards Hancock P.ark, St. Kilda. In the foreground men can be seen spreading spoil over loose sand, this to consolidate and make a firm fairway. In the background a huge depression half filled in with sand gives another idea of the vast amount of work created on this course. Evening Star, Issue 23383, 28 September 1939, Page 14
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