Pacific Islands Monthly
The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930
Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 June 1951Vol. XXI, No. 11

PIM Crossquiz No. 18

pp. 60-109 · Read in the full issue

Page 6060Page 6161Page 6262Page 6363

(Solution on Page 107)

Across

I. —Which Tom committed a famous larceny? 6. —Who befriended the two famous Roman poets.

Virgil and Horace. and whose name survived as a patron of art? 7. —What language is spoken by the Moslems in India? 9. What instrument is used by doctors fofl aus cultation? 11. —What do printers call a long galley-proof before it is made into pages? 12. —Which star is not in the sky nor in Hollywood? 15. —What name has been given to cats, rabbits and goats? 16. —What is the term for a cask containing 42 gallons? 17. —What is another name for the plane-tree? 19. —What is the term for any flower of the migno nette family? 20. —What anthem is sung at the beginning of the mass? 21. —Who was the founder of antiseptic surgery?

Down

I.—What headgear is named after a hero in one of Burns’ poems? 2-—What is the term for the essential part of anything? 3. —Which play or entertainment is a dumb show? 4. —What are drawn in cricket? 5.i —Which is the sleepiest land?

B.—What was the dream of Sir Thomas Moore? 10. —In which imaginary land can wealth be easily made? 13 What money is given in ‘token of a bar gain made? 14. —what is the raw material of china? 18.—From what famous Italian family came the Guelph Houses of Brunswick and Hanover?

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