Touragram traps the unwary
Barely half of the entries in last month’s “Pacific Places” touragram were correct. Many of the entries were rejected because of spelling errors. Regrettably, we have no space on this page for a touragram this month, but hope to be able to include a mammoth 45-clue puzzle in a special travel feature next month.
“The Press” will forward book vouchers to the following winners of last month's contest:— P. S. Dewar, 47 Wairakei Road. Christchurch 5; Mrs P. Painter, 12 Amuri Street, Christchurch 4; Mrs M. F. Winter, 19 Kaplan Avenue, Christchurch 4; Mrs S. B. Bowman, 68 Britannia Heights, Nelson; Brian Mackie family, Red Swamp Road, R.D. 1, Kaikoura.
Other correct entries were received from: Mrs J. Austin; R. J Ayers (Nelson); Mrs J. A. Bain; H. G. and J. J. M. Brittan (Dunsandel); Mrs Pearl Bush-King; Mrs E. Caskey; J. E. Dixon (Hokitika); Mrs F. Drake; L. D. and J. G. Galloway; Mrs L. M. Hight (Ashburton); Mrs A. C. Killick; Mrs L. Lea; Mrs Ann Loffhagen (Oxford); Mrs M. F. Marsh; Mr and Mrs J. Macdonald: W. McKeegan; Mrs' A. M. meadowcroft; M. Milligan; G. D. Milne (Culverden); B. J.
Moloney (Westport); Mrs G. M. Murptiw. B. OCallaghan; Mrs D. Parton; R. Patterson (.Ashburton); G. N. Paul (Blenheim); Mrs E. Peake (Dunedink Mrs D. Pike'(Timaru); Mrs L. Richmond; Mrs A. D. Saunders; G. N. Sparrow, Barbara A. Smith; R. A. Trent; Mr and Mrs D. A. Turner. Mrs R. D. Turner. Judith Waters; Mrs E. Wilson; Mrs R. Wilson. Mrs J. H. Boyd (Kaikoura); M. A. M. Brown; Crossman and Little (Ashburton); Douglas F. Davis (Nelson); Mr and Mrs M. Drummond (Ashburton); Mrs Pat Faithfull; Mrs N. Gibson (Ashburton); Mrs W. Hadler. Mrs J. Hinman; K. J. Hughes; Mrs M. Hyndman (Blenheim); J. G. Laws; Mrs P. Lumsden; M. and T. McFadden; Mrs Joan McGrath (Temuka); Rutherford Miln (Blenheim); M. J. Richardson; W. Rvan (Gore); Geo. H. Townley (Tinwald); Mr Alan Tunnicliffe; Mrs D. Tunnicliffe; Mrs E. Walters. Solution: 1, Seattle; 2, Quito; 3, Hawaii; 4, Solomon; 5, Philippines; 6, Alaska; 7, Oahu; 8, Samoa; 9, Taiwan; 10, Society; 11, Tasman; 12, Aleutian; 13, Maui, 14, Kodiak; 15, Los Angeles; 16, Manila; 17, Kauai; 18, Campbell; 19, Bering; 20, Hilo; 21, Costa Rica; 22, Managua; 23, Korea; 24, Pusan; 25, Panama; 26, Colombia; 27, Galapagos; 28, Ecuador; 29, Bellingshausen; 30, Lima; 31, Long; 32, Hokkaido; 33, Macao; 34, Quezon; 35, Shikoku; 36, Vladivostok; 37, Guam; 38, Truk; 39, Bali; 40, Shanghai.
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