PUZZLERS
A word square: 1. —A bird of prey. 2. —An area of land. 3. —A shy bird. 4. —“The Garden of Eng and.” —FRANK EADES,
Hidden trees: I.—We saw a bird high up in every tree.
2. —Ho! Ho! a king of beasts lives there. 3. —“Hazel may go now.” 4. —ln this place dark objects are kept. 5. —I saw a rat at the store. —PHYLLIS! YATES. * * • Hidden flowers: 1. —SCURCO. 2. —SSRNCIAI. 3. —FAFDLDOI. 4. —EXOFOVLG. —KATHLEEN" RICKETTS. Answers to last week’s puzzlers: Word Square.—Sole. Opal. Lark. Elks.
Hidden Animals.—Rhinoceros. Elephant. Giraffe. Alligator. Jumbled Fruit.—Nectarine. Apricot. Banana. Coconut.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 152, 17 September 1927, Page 27 (Supplement)
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101PUZZLERS Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 152, 17 September 1927, Page 27 (Supplement)
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