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CROSSWORD PUZZLE
NO. 28
| 1. | A, an. |
| 3. | Christmas |
| 6. | Happy |
| 8. | To |
| 9. | You |
| 10. | All |
| 13. | Sugar, Snow |
| 14. | Drag |
| 15. | Supreme Being |
| 17. | Bethlehem |
| 20. | Whistle |
| 21. | Well, alive |
| 22. | Mount; Get up on |
| 23. | Breath |
| 24. | Jane |
| 26. | Those |
| 27. | To drive |
| 28. | Father in law; Mother in law |
| 31. | To burn |
| 33. | Day (of weather) |
| 34. | To stand |
| 35. | Line |
| 36. | Squid; Speechless; Ghost |
| 37. | Perhaps; Probably |
| 38. | Shout; Soft mud |
| 39. | Resound; — i rangi |
| 42. | Adorn; Bedeck |
| 44. | Comet |
| 46. | Face in a certain direction |
| 48. | Turbid; Bail |
| 49. | He, him |
| 50. | Joseph |
| 51. | World |
Solution to Puzzle 27
| 2. | Girl! |
| 3. | Poisonous native spider |
| 4. | Famous East Coast mountain |
| 5. | Eleventh month of Maori year |
| 7. | Your |
| 9. | Saviour |
| 11. | From below; upwards |
| 12. | For |
| 13. | Without projecting eaves |
| 14. | Stumble; trip |
| 16. | Organize an avenging party |
| 17. | Priest; skilled person |
| 19. | Mary |
| 25. | Current |
| 26. | Avenge |
| 28. | Maori way of cooking |
| 29. | Speared |
| 30. | Forelock |
| 32. | Evening |
| 34. | The |
| 37. | Purified |
| 39. | By; Belonging to |
| 40. | Scarce; rare |
| 41. | Day |
| 43. | Verbal particle |
| 45. | Wake up |
| 47. | Night |
Twenty six students from the Palmerston North Teachers Training College went for a two-day study trip to Wanganui to learn about Maori culture at the museum.
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At the anniversary celebrations for King Koroki last October guests of honour were thirty Rarotongans. They brought colourful gifts and gave a memorable display of Polynesian dancing, wearing traditional costumes, leis and flowers in their hair.
Eighty six teams, mostly representing different Maori youth clubs, took part in sporting events and competitions in Maori art.
