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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 November 1958Vol. XXIX, No. 4

Crossquiz

p. 88 · Read in the full issue

Across

1. —Where is the Mount of Olives? 7. —What substance used commercially has been fished up for centuries from the Baltic? 8-—Which saint is usually depicted by painters bound to a tree and pierced by arrows? 9.—What is the name given to the cabinet that advises the sovereign on matters of government? 12. —Who was the first czar of Russia? 13. —Who was the wife of the Reverend James Morell in Shaw's play of the same name? 16.—Who was loved by Jupiter in the

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form of. a swan? 17.—What are the biggest of the man like apes? 19. —Which king of Greece died in 1920 from the bite of a pet monkey? 20. —lnto what category can both mush rooms and mould be placed?

Down

!• —Whom did Napoleon divorce because she did not bear him any children? 2-; —The translation of which poem into English gave Edward Fitzgerald world-wide fame? 3. Which Mexican race was overthrown by the Spaniards under Cortez?

4. —Who was the subject of an opera by both Massanet and Puccini? 5. —What term is ap plied to the original inhabitants of any country? 6. —Who wrote, "curfew tolls the knell of parting day"? 10. —ln which British protectorate of Africa are the Ripon and Murchison Falls? 11. —Who was the author of "Scara mouche"? 14. —What does the "D" stand for in Franklin D. Rooseve ( t? 15. —What is the term for a wedding in which another person acts for the partner who cannot be present? 17. —lnto what was the Phi'osooher's Stone supposed to translate the baser metals? 18. —ln Ancient times what was the term for a slave attached to the soil and sold with it?