JUMBLED WORDS
Obunir (Urbino). Ealarph (Raphael), Picafica (Pacifica), Ldanuack (Auckland), Nvao (Avon), Eedn (Eden), Meepir (empire), Indniraom (Maoriland), Cual (Luca), Tinncp (Picton), Hrdoes (Rhodes). Pamoopt (Matoppo), Kirippii (Pipiriki), Atrew (water). —From “Dancinjr Sunbeam." Kai Iwi.
Names of things that we generally have on the table at meal-time: lats, epeprp, rofks, efnki, Ipaste, tmea, sucp, tawre, eat, guras, posnos, tamursd, Icoht, fecefo, coaco, amj, rbdae, eta-tpo, sdpugdni, topaesto.
Solutions: Salt, pepper, forks, knife, plates, meat, cups, water, tea, sugar, spoons, mustard. cloth, coffee, cocoa, jam, bread, tea-pot, puddings, potatoes. —From "Primrose Lass.” Marton.
Jumbled girls’ names: Arym, Yocje, Rceyo, Lzeathbei. Cljoyne, Leynve, Nyao, Raainm, Inlae, Rblye, Rgtea, Ibsale, Wnda, Reduay. Solutions: Mary, Joyce, Royce, Elizabeth, Jocelyn, Evelyn, Joan Marian, Elaine, Beryl, Greta, Isabel. Dawn, Audrey. Original.—From "Primrose Lass,” Marton.
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Bibliographic details
Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20110, 31 March 1928, Page 22 (Supplement)
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128JUMBLED WORDS Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20110, 31 March 1928, Page 22 (Supplement)
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