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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 204, 12 August 1927, Page 4

Do You Know ? Test your general knowledge by supplying answers to the following lour questions. The correct answers will be published in our next issue and a comparison should prove interesting. A further series of questions and answers will be published daily. (1) Who this'* / J' ■ Lbi (2) What can be scored from in the Rugby Union game, but not in the Rugby League? (3) Who invented dynamite? (4) Where was the first University established in New Zealand, and when? Answers to yesterday's questions: (1) J. 0. Anderson, Australian tennis player. (2) The word "shellback” dates from the old sailing ship days when the seamen slept in hammocks, on account of which the men became very round-shouldered or “shell-backed.” (3) Magna Chartu was signed at Runnyniede on June 15, 1215. (4) Peter di Porca became Pope in 844, changing his name to Serquis 11. because, it is said, he thought it arrogant to style himself Peter 11.

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