The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930

Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 December 1952Vol. XXIII, No. 5

Crossquiz — No. 35

pp. 72-82 · Read in the full issue

(Solution on Page 80)

Across

1 _When is Ind e jendence Day celebrated

N Usa?

8. —What is the fruit >f the oak? 9. what title is due ;o the head of an empire? 10. —What is the name »f the art of making ninute and over-nice listinetions? 11. Which city is the apital of Lower Burma? 13. What was the sur lame of a famous mthor of West e r n tories? 14. —Who reigned in ]ngl a n d when the Ipanish Armada was ;onquered? 17._What distinguishes he bishop’s feet from ther ecclesiastic feet? 19. —Who was often eminded by a riminologist that to ,nswer a question was lementary? 21. —What is the term or a bullfighter?

22.—Which part of a river is suitable ;or crossing?

Down

1. In sport what class is below the ight weights? 2. —What is the term for a man who xpects impossible perfection in a society? 3. —ln which North African country ire the ruins of ancient Carthage? 4. —What is the name of a drover who Irives cattle across Australia? 5. —Who was the chief god of the

Romans? 6. —What is the term for a rowdy in Australia? 7. —What piece can you get from G-men inside a broken raft? 12.—What newspaper is published by the Government? 15. —What does the adjective, thermal, pertain to? 16. —After which European capital is a lunch named? 18.—What is 16V2 feet long? 20. —In whose land is situated the state of sleep?

Mrs. P. F. D. Palmer, wife ofl Burns Philp’s manager at Fanning!

Island, became suddenly ill and un derwent an operation while on leave: in Sydney in late November. Mrs..

Palmer was making a rapid at the end of the month and ex pected to fly to Fiji to pick up the 1 Waikawa and her two children, who-i are enroute to Fanning.

Pastor and Frank T..

Maberley, of the Seventh Day' Adventist Mission, Manus District,.

TNG, were on holiday in Auckland,, NZ, in November-December. Paston Maberley reported an etxension of! their missionary activities to the-.

Western Islands (west of Manus) dur ing the past two years.