CROSSWORD PUZZLE NO. 20 ACROSS (The words surrounded by the black lines form a well known proverb). 1. Cease 5. Calabash With A Narrow Mouth 9. Lick Up 10. Particle 12. Voice, Language 13. Shake, Agitate 14. Rain 15. For The Purpose Of 16. Bell Bird 19. Draw Up, Raise 20. Smoke, Cloud, Mist, Current In Wake Of Cause 22. Rodent 25. Be Lighted 27. Pronoun 29. Two 30. Post 31. Oil, Fat 32. A Bird, Measure, Set Out 34. Fall 35. Serve You Right, Kaitoa 36. Know, Joint, Cord 37. Particle 38. Look At One'S Reflection 42. Cash 44. Pronoun 45. Pine 48. From 49. Cloud 50. Belonging To Down 1. Gravel 2. Clear 3. Oyster (Rock) 4. Wrong 5. Rope 6. Smoke 7. Wind 8. Shallow On The Surface 10. Ice 11. Do Not 13. Sun 16. Pronoun 17. To Extinguish 18. Pass, Of Arahi, To Lead 21. On The Morrow 22. Basket 23. Variety Of Flax, Moon On 24. Ache 4Th Day 26. Form Of Assent, Certainly 28. Flower, Seed 33. Int. In Poetry And Prose 34. To Be Returned, To Be Repeated 36. Loops Of A Snare 37. Tingle 39. Prep. Poetical Expletive Used 40. Warrior 41. Affirmative At End Of Line 43. Fish 46. Daytime 47. Wargod (Abbreviated)

The Maori Synod of the Presbyterian Church has now made its college in Te Whaiti into an agricultural school offering a two year course in agriculture, animal husbandry, farm mathematics, farm engineering, farm carpentry, English, social studies and Scripture. It is open to pupils who have completed two years' postprimary education. Practical work is done on the school's 600 acre farm. The Te Whaiti Nui-a-Toi Agricultural School prepares for a life on the land, or for study at one of the two Agricultural University Colleges Fees for boarding and tuition are £90 per year including everything.