THE RIDDLER.

Otago Witness, Issue 2240, 4 February 1897, Page 40

THE RIDDLER.

New Biddies. 8163. Rearrangement.— By Thersites :— NO Arrange these pairs of letters so that,' GH I V toad io see-saw fashion from left to I A L H right, the names of a famous living A 6 H N statesman and his country are given. N O 8464. Charade.— By Emily B. :— ITirst ne'er was seen by mortal eyes ; Gravitation in my second find ; Entire on ground from fruit tree lies. 8465. Letter Changes.— Selected by Colonslie ;— They stand together side by side, Ne'er sundered are by distance wide ; Couple well-matched, each acts its part, Soles sound have they, but void of heart. A shaft of wood, a head of steeL We make the foes of mankind I eel ; Nor aught that trespasses we spare. However rich, however rare. If he who this his vows would mind 'Xwould fosttr faith in human kind. And «il the wheels of Commerce frta (Here Kerlinites will all agree). A rank of last and I to lead Would make an army vast indeed I France, Russia, Germany to boot, To match it must anew recruit. 8168. Charade— By Jennie Jay i— . . My second suggested tbat it would bo my wj»le~" to go to my first, but I replied that I wa* not my third to do bo thu first and second.'' -*^' Answer* J» -Kiddies Pub. January 21. BJSR«*>eCapitatiow.— By J. 8. A, j— Bcare, care, are. 8457. Enigma. —By Colonslie j— Teeth. 8458. Mbtagbam.— By H. H. W. \r~ liuddle, huddle, cuddle, huddle fuddle ruddfe