The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930

Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 November 1960Vol. XXXI, No. 4

Crossquiz

p. 80 · Read in the full issue

(For Solution see page 91)

Across

1. —What name did Swift give to the Catholics in his imaginary kingdom of Lilliput? 7. —Who was the chief god of the ancient Scandinavians? 8. —Of what sacramental meal is the Communion Service the renewal? 9. —What is the national beverage of Japan? 10. —What is the term for a measure of 54 gallons of beer? 12. —Where is the immense Tycho crater? 13. —What was the name of the (ong, black, hooded cloak worn at masked balls?

14.—1 n which street did Sherlock Holmes live? 16. —What is the name of the active volcano on Ross Island in Antarctica? 17. —What is the art of clipping shrubs and trees into ornamental shapes? 18. —Which leading portrait painter did Ellen Terry as "Lady Macbeth"? 19. —What town in Holland is renowned for its beautiful blue earthenware?

—Do W N

1. —What animals could you find on the Stock Exchange? 2. —ln which book of the Bible does the name of God not appear?

3. —What is the name of the religious Russian migrant group that frequently stirs up trouble in Canada? 4. What is the musical term for a series of notes played in quick succession? 5. —What cereal, with rice and wheat, forms one of the staple foods in India? 6. —On which island is the name of Sir Thomas Stanford Raffles perpetuated in many ways? 11.—What is the title of Haile Selassie of Abyssinia? 14. —An animal that can stand on its own two feet? 15. —What is the term for a collection of huts in a South African native village? 17. —By what title is King Tutankhamen familiarly known?