TE AO HOU The New World [electronic resource]

No. 23 (July 1958)

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CROSSWORD PUZZLE 22

CLUES ACROSS

1.	White.
3.	Greet, Utter incantations over.
5.	Mud, swamp, hiss.
6.	Lighted.
8.	Strake or side board of canoe.
10.	Prep, for.
11.	Implement.
13.	Drink.
15.	End of a phrase in poetry and sometimes prose.
16.	Crushed, mashed.
17.	Lump, ball.
18.	Man.
20.	Affirmative.
22.	Glowing.
23.	Noose for snaring duck.
25.	Truth.
26.	Not.
28.	Pit, valley, hollow.
30.	Sinews, veins.
31.	Shake gently.
33.	Muscle, nerve, ridge.
34.	Pronoun.
35.	Used for snaring kaka.
36.	Blind.
39.	Wrinkle.”
42.	Law, regulation.
44.	Pronoun.
45.	Sun.
47.	Pronoun.
48.	Particle or rain.
49.	Scoop up with both hands.
50.	Cabbage tree.
51.	Kaitoa! Serves you right.
52.	Thing, fact, reason.

Solution to Crossword Puzzle No. 21

CLUES DOWN

2.	Daytime.
4.	Breath.
5.	Pout.
7.	Expressing admiration.
9.	Affirmative.
10.	Conj. if.
11.	Index finger.
12.	Fish.
14.	Scale of fish.
16.	Fortified place.
17.	Close together, near.
19.	O friend.
21.	Satisfied, content.
22.	Term of address.
24.	Clear, moon on 11th day.
25.	Good.
27.	Expression of surprise.
28.	For benefit of for use of.
29.	Gum of trees, chewing gum
32.	Do not know.
36.	Lest.
37.	Rocky coast.
38.	Tribe, bundle, heap.
39.	Screen, bond, bind.
40.	Scrape clean.
41.	Those.
43.	Bird.
46.	Drive in pegs.
50.	Particle.

MAORI MINISTER IS AWARDED FELLOWSHIP

The Rev. L. M. Tauroa, a Methodist minister of Te Kuiti, has been awarded an Ecumenical Fellowship by the Union Theological Seminary. New York. This is one of about thirty such fellowships awarded to potential Church leaders in many countries throughout the world, but particularly in Asia.

Mr Tauroa expects to leave New Zealand about September, 1958, and to be overseas for twelve months. He is the first New Zealander to be selected for inclusion in this programme.