TE AO HOU The New World [electronic resource]

No. 24 (October 1958)

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CROSSWORD PUZZLE 23

ACROSS:

1.	Fairy; spirit
11.	A gorge; put together
12.	Hunger
13.	Sinew; muscle
14.	Annoy; fuss
16.	Slave; to seek
18.	Look
19.	Gleam; shine
23.	Murmur (as wind)
24.	Lead; conduct
27.	Adorn by sticking in feathers
28.	Dust
29.	Verbal particle for completed action
30.	Blow gently
31.	Bosom; chest
33.	Floor mat
37.	Used sometimes for raua
38.	Former times
40.	Seat; stool
41.	Shrink; recoil
42.	Sand
43.	The
44.	Key
45.	Land
47.	Shake; earthquake
48.	Avenged; paid for
49.	Drive; urge
50.	Day following; day before

DOWN:

1.	Root of tree
2.	Tomorrow
3.	Cabbage tree
4.	Payment revenge
5.	Beg
6.	Nose
7.	Trouble; accident
8.	Ribbed; furrowed
9.	To carry; show gladness
10.	Interjection used in poetry
15.	George
17.	Embrace
18.	Charles
24.	Don't know
21.	Way; path
22.	Year
25.	Warm; comfortable
26.	Peaceful; beautiful
27.	Wound
28.	Stomach
29.	Sledge
30.	Chick
32.	Dawn
34.	Fault
35.	Pity; compassion
36.	In full supply
39.	As if; as it were
43.	Cook in an oven
46.	Rain

Te Whaiti Nui-a-Toi Maori Agricultural School (Te Whaiti, Urewera) has now been recognised for technical bursaries in agriculture. This school, conducted by the Maori Mission of the Prebyterian Church, has existed since 1937, and has 440 acres of land attached to it. Until recently, however, the school did not prepare pupils for the school certificate examination. It now offers a school certificate course in Agriculture.

The value of the technical bursaries, which can now be held at the school, is £40 per annum. Applications for 1959 have to be made to the school immediately.

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The Rehua Hostel, run by the Methodist Church for Maori apprentices in Christchurch, is being expanded. Next year it will accommodate 31 boys.