PUZZLE CORNER

Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 124, 18 February 1933, Page 19

PUZZLE CORNER

RIDDLE-ME-REE My first is in dot, but not in big. My second is in orange, but not in fig. < My third is in mate, but not in 'friend, lily fourth is in ink, but not in end. My fifth is in note, but . not. in case. My sixth is in item, but not in pace. My seventh is in out, but not in in. My eighth is-in not, but not in. race. It is a thing we see every day;— Original, by “Lilywhite,” aged 9, Masterton. .' JUMBLED PROVINCES Can you discover these jumbled New Zealand-provinces? . Tancbreryu, Lennso, Lelwngm.o, - Oatiknlad, Rtainaak, Gotoa. ’ —Sent by David Wylie, Palmerston North.' . 1 WHAT IS IT? . A little wood, A little wire, ’ .‘-A. little house ... f Without a fire. —Sent by “Pixie-peek-toes,” Wellington. answers to last WEEK’S PUZZLES WHAT AM I? Noun. JUMBLED ANIMALS. Blesbok, cheetah, lecheve, antelope, aardbark, orang-utan lion, rhinoceros. HIDDEN COUNTRIES.- ' Asia, England, France, Portugal. Germany, America.

Joan Chatfield, of Tuai, H. 8., would like a girl pen-friend of her own age Colin Clarke, of “The Mill.” ITuai, M airoa, would like a pen-friend aged < or 8,- who is fond of swimming and games. Edna Smith, of 63 Lincoln Road, Masterton. would like a P£ n ' frl . e “ d ‘. pi, v ii\ Would “Tres Bon’ write to IbjiiBaker Box 11, Tuai, Wairoa, please. Molly Ward, Ballance Street lUetim. would like a pen-friend aged 14-15 muj is! fond of all sports. -p. - , ” Audrey Stilborn, Burton J leia*, Tinui, Masterton, would like a P e “‘fr' eI A in the South Island, 12 years old, fond of ” LoT a al Sheddam y Farnham, Blenheim, would like a pen-friend her own age (1 lb “interested in everything. AWMSfi% would like a pen-friend 9 or 10 yeara old.