ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
"Taumarunui".1' —Yesj, .there is no solution with the six as juts been already stated,.but an.opportunity to test your ingenuity with a seven, .square appeared ;lasi-'Baiursay:: '•<£) '-• r.Tlic.-answci- is 408. See issue ic/o/31. "Curious."—ln Trance, .Belgium, and Switzerland the principal coin is called a franc. (2) The "angeL^ an obsolete British • coin, had a value equal to the present half-sovereign. "Colenso."—Much obligciit -:' ADDENDUM. In problem, "JPoxes and <Ceese," a i road runs direct from B to IV, in addition to the one from that epitner to H.
Correspondence should be. addressed icare o£ P.O. Box 1023.
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 126, 30 May 1931, Page 6
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