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Durdin & Forgie Family Funerals

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• Reliable and experienced male and female funeral directors

• Appointments in our office or your home

• Complete cremation or burial services

• Air-conditioned chapel & catered refreshment lounge

• Affordable prices and a commitment to care

• Bereavement aftercare and grief referrals

• funeral pre-planning assistance


For immediate help 24/7 – Call us on 8522 1734 98 Adelaide Road, Gawler South & 15 Cowan Street, Gawler

www.taylorandforgie.com.au


it was 100 years ago on April 26th 1918 that Gunner James Graham forgie was killed by a shell blast in the railway cutting in the small french village of Villers-Bretonneux. He was one of the thousands of casualties suffered by the 13th and 15th brigades of the Aif as they halted the German counter attack (operation michael) from breaking through the British lines. it is interesting to note that this feat was featured on the front page of the new York times.

He left his jacket at the taylor and forgie carpentry workshop in tod street telling colleagues to leave it there for his return, but that was not to be. even more poignant was that he married mary Wilson of norwood two days before he embarked for france.

His last message home came in 1971 when a message was found in a bottle on a beach in esperance WA. the message has been preserved by Art lab and kept at Cowan street. the jacket is on display in a cabinet at our Cowan street refreshment area.

mark & Gizelle forgie were so proud to attend and be part of the centenary commemorations in france and commend Gawler’s new memorial to everyone.

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PLAYING SUDOKUto solve a sudoku puzzle, every number from 1 to 9 must appear in:• each of the nine vertical columns• each of the nine horizontal rows• each of the nine 3 x 3 blocksRemember no number can occur more than once in any row, column or 3x3 block.

PLAYING CROSSWORDSCrosswords are one of the greatest word association puzzles of all time. our 15x15 crosswords are easy to do in one session or complete over time. Using the clues provided fillintheanswersmovinglefttorightandtoptobottom.Workwithafriendifyouwantas sometimes two heads are better than one when solving a crossword puzzle. the more puzzles you do, the more familiar you’ll be with standard puzzle clues and answers.

PLAYING WORDSEARCHfind all the words listed hidden in the grid of letters. they can be found in straight lines up, down, forwards, backwards or even diagonally.

PLAYING CODE CRACKEReach number represents a different letter of the alphabet. Work out which number stands for which letter to complete the crossword. We’ve given you two letters to start. All words are from a dictionary and no proper nouns are used. All letters of the alphabet arenotalwaysused.Whenyouhavecrackedthecodefillintheanswerintheboxesatthe bottom.

PLAYING TRIVIAtrivia is a great way to test your memory for general knowledge and history. simply write your answers beside the questions and check to see how many you got right. Great to do with friends or on your own.

COLOURING FOR ADULTSlike painting and craft, coloring offers a great source for focus and creativity. it has been shown tohavestress-reducingbenefitsandhelpswithanxiety inpeopleofallages.it is a great fun social activity it also produces a similar calming effect on the brain to meditation.

We hope you enjoy our free puzzle book. It’s a great opportunity to test your skill and knowledge and keep mentally active. It’s also a lot of fun.These puzzle books are supplied free as part of our ongoing commitment to community service. Solutions and answers to all puzzles contained in this issue can be found in the rear of the book.

Remembering James Graham Forgie

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Wordsearch no:6 theme: pRettY floWeRs

40. InwhichfieldwereWilliamBraggandhissonawardedtheNobelPrizein1915?

41. OnwhichAustraliandecimalbanknotewastheportraitofHenryLawson?

42. WhowasthefirstchairmanoftheABC?

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32. Wait-listed, on ...33. Harsh metallic sound34. Bleated35. Underwriter36. Wax pencils37. feeble with age

24. Cooks in juices25. instructed26. Beach midge28. Country, saudi ...29. Alaskan native30. Half-breed31. pass (of time)

DoWn1. mulls over2. flush3. Undo (envelope)4. spiritualist meetings5. Hurricane6. most uncommon7. polar covering8. Killer’s schedule (3,4)14. inquired16. steel or brass17. irish group (1,1,1)18. tennis shot19. take a chair22. spirit medium

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Sudoku no:7 level 1

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Code Cracker no:6


43. Inwhichstatewouldyoufindjarraforests?

44. Whichothercoinwasmadeintheproductionoftheholeydollar?

45. Originally,whosehomewasVaucluseHouse??

46. WhowasthefirstAustralianpoliticiantobroadcastonradio?

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are from a dictionary and no proper nouns are used. All letters of the alphabet are not always used. When you have cracked the code fill in the answer in the boxes below.

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Crossword no:19

ACRoss11. Ruler, Genghis ...7. Between10.Ice-creamflavour(5-6)11. Cry in grief12. lyrical verses13. mortuary table15. scruff of neck17. mi, fah, ..., lah18. excessive, ... much20. All-wheel drive (1,1,1)21. Acorn tree23. Rowing blade24. mayday signal (1,1,1)26. Reed instrument27. sea rhythms29. Arizona’s neighbour31. shut tight

32. Acquire33. Kind of palm35. Giant37. showed up39. i ... with my little eye41. persona ... grata42. Adjudicator43. timber disease, dry ...44. slimy gunk45. Divine being47. lie-down50. Deep wound52. electronic pip53. Chessman54. Business discussion55. Culinary herb56. pre-soviet emperor

DoWn1. nZ birds2. sneeze sound3. invalid4. pencil end5. Discharge cargo (3-4)6. famed lover, Don ...7. Upon8. Jordan/Kuwait region9. Gave medicine to14. Biblical craft16. Abdominal muscles18. slaving away19. type of marjoram22. Greek fable writer25. sixteenth of pound26. operations27. Revenge, tit for ...

Wordsearch no:7 theme: DRINK UP

47. Builtin1848,whatisthenameofthechurchatTheRocks,Sydney?

48. Whatwasa‘deener’?

49. InwhichQueenslandtownwasWaltzingMatildafirstperformed?


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Sudoku no:8 level 1


50. WhatisBrokenHill’snickname?

51. AtthemouthofwhichriverdoesCooktownlie?

52. Whatisthe‘capital’oftheTorresStraitIslands?

53. Whatisabustard?

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Helping people through difficult times since 1855solutions and answers to all puzzles contained in this issue can be found in the rear of the book.



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Crossword no:20

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DoWn1. slipped by2.Romanticfling3. Also (2,4)4. ocean/river region5. illustrious6. from one side to the other7. enclose8. slaughtering14. Circle (earth)16. Greeting word17. Cash on delivery (1,1,1)18. section of grass & soil19. Asian sauce22. trudged

Crossword no:21

ACRoss1. issue (from)5. travel cheats, fare ...9. more inventively humorous10. Aircraft11. female hormone organ12. Casual shoes13. Register for membership15. soft shine17.Bodyfluidlumps20. mock playfully21. ignited23. mummy & ...27. origins30. intestine

32. involve deeply33. Hillock34. Gives green light to35. type of lamp36. Deprives of guns37.Rectified(text)

24. scent26. Gapes at27. equipped with horseshoes30. immense time span

24. pure white animals25. Bishop’s district26. sparkled28. smells29. Vendor30. Golden-haired lady31. took (baby) off bottle




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Adult colouring-in no:4 Crossword no:22

ACRoss1. forefather5. madman9. exterior10. two-piece swimsuit12. london’s ... square13. store away greedily14. not as much16. inheritress19. skies21. Uses spade24. period of darkness25.Wovenroofing27. polar covering28. Grow29. sifted30. Counsellors

DoWn1. salesmen2.Airline,...Pacific3. middle eastern country4. navels & sevilles6. Descending (from train)7. mimicked8. Juvenile11. Curved entrance15. ensue17. neighs18. tissue rot20.Solidifies21. sapped22. Heat illusion23. Concurs26. Royal dog

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Crossword no:23 Crossword no:24

DoWn1. fastens2. fingerless gloves3. Wound blemish4. Gifted5. new Years eve conviviality6. scud (of clouds)7. stuff8. Rises9. paled14. Dwindle16. ... & outs18. stroking (dog)19. Crying in pain22. Greek fable writer25. main artery26. Adversary27. Crack task force (1,1,1)

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32. Bucket down33. Repeat35. obstructive protest (3-2)37. story39. imitate41. Gran42. niggle43. fling44. pop concert45. Reproductive cells47. mountain goat50. Racist group, Ku Klux ...52. snow monster53. mellow54. large-wingspan birds55. Ritual56. Cruel Roman emperor

28. two or more eras30. A solitary34. environment36.Cutstofit38. mentally anguish (over)40. make last, ... out42. nothing43. Veneer46. of hearing48.Digestivefluid49. Yuletide50. snog51. prayer ending

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DoWn1. Decorates (cake)2. Wealthy lA suburb, Bel ...3. indian social system4.Reconfigure5. Rushed headlong7. Recess8. short-winded9. Disadvantage13. newspaper rack15. Keeping track of17. threshold rugs19. physical strength21. Hushed stillness22. fishermen24. incite to action26. Roof junction

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Sudoku no:9 level 2Wordsearch no:8 theme: SHAKESPEARE

54. InwhichyeardidDouglasMawsonleadAustralia’sfirstexpeditiontothe Antarctic?

55. Whatis‘TheGulflander”?

56. WhofoundedtheBulletin?


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57. WherewastheBataviawreckedin1629?

58. Whatwasblackbirding?

59. WhatwasBenChifley’sfullname?

60. WhatdoestheCstandforintheorganisationCWA?





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DoWn1. Kitchen appliances2. Raid3.Exoticflower4. endurance5. Depending6. Wild7. for each person, per ...8. opening mouth wide14. slipped up16. Delegate17. Back & forth, to & ...18. formerly named19. take legal action22. sordid24. Dear25. exhibitionist (4-3)

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Wordsearch no:9 theme: BERRIES

61. What was William Cox known for? 62. WhatwasthefullnameofC.J.Dennis?

63. Howlongcangiantearthwormsgrow?


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Helping people through difficult times since 1855Taylor & Forgie Funeral Directors


We can feel lost for words and fearful of saying the ‘wrong’ thing.firstly, remember that grieving takes a long time (on average 2-5 years) and during this period grieving people need ongoing understanding.Before we think about what words we can say, there are basic principles that grieving people need.they need to feel safe with us. Acceptance, by us, of what they have to say.they need to be listened to, without interruption, letting them repeat their story hundreds of times.

We need to allow them to grieve in their own way, without judging their methods.We need to ask them what they would like us to do to help them. maybe there is nothing active, rather just ‘being there’, or a touch/hug is what they want.Keeping these needs in mind we can use the following phrases because we really care for our friends.

First create genuine safety.“Whatever you want to tell me, i won’t think different of you and i promise it won’t go out of thisroom(confidentiality).”“YourfeelingsareOK,feelingangryisnormal.”“Tellmeaboutit.Ihaveplentyoftimetolisten.”“You’renotgoingcrazy,grievingisnormal.”“tell me how you’re feeling about that, i’ve got timetolisten.”“there are no words i can say to take your pain away,Iwishtherewere.”

“it takes a long time to grieve, even telling yourstory400timesOK.”“even if he/she is out of their suffering, i guess thereisstillpainforyou,that’snormal.”“I’msorryforthepainyouarefeeling.”“Tellmewhatistheworsttimeforyou.”“tell me what hurts the most, it’s a long hard roadforyou.”“it’s oK to cry, let it out, keeping the tears in will only make you sick. i’m not embarrassed andI’llbehereaslongasyouneedme.”Give the person a tissue and a squeeze of their arm.

things to avoid are clichés like “she’d want youtogetonwithyourlife”,or“you’rethemanofthefamilynow.”Thesestatementsarenot helpful.sometimes people say, “but isn’t she wallowing?Can’the/shegetonwithlife.It’sbeennearlyayear.”Theycarefortheperson,but they’re putting unrealistic pressure and demands on them.

Finally avoid giving advice. Grieving people may feel confused and scared, however it is better for you to say, “let’s talkaboutit,whatideascanwethinkof.”Whenthepersonsays,“othersareworseoff”or“he’soutofhissuffering”,respondwith“However,thisisyourpainandit’sreal.”

For more information please give Gizelle Forgie a call on 8522 1734.

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64. InwhichyeardidTVbegintransmissioninAustralia?

65. WhichofficerledtheRumRebellion?

66. InwhichtownistheoldestcontinuouslyusedbridgeinAustralia?

67. WhowasthefirstwomantobeelectedtotheAustralianHouseofReps?


Sudoku no:10 level 2

www.taylorandforgie.com.ausolutions and answers to all puzzles contained in this issue can be found in the rear of the book.



Durdin funerals was started back in the 1920s in Hamley Bridge by local builder W.H. Durdin.

in the 1960’s Durdins acquired Ahrns Bros funerals in Balaklava, expanding to care for families in both Hamley Bridge and Balaklava. His

grandson Warren took over the business in the early 1980’s.

Durdin & forgie family funerals was established in 2003 when Durdin funerals became part of taylor & forgie in Gawler. this marked a period of investment in facilities at the scotland street premises with a new 110-seat

chapel being constructed and improved community services.

Balaklava funeral Chapel, 16 scotland st. Balaklava

Ph: (08) 8862 2101 (All Hours)

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Crossword no:27

ACRoss1. Accept7. incursion10. minor quake (5,6)11. nights & ...12. small tick13. Church song15. Adversaries17. August zodiac sign18. science room20. poorly21. straggle23. Hotshot24. Decimal number26. Judge27. Additional29. Hideous31. Boxing session

32. nobleman33. Astute35. shy37. foreboding39. meddle41. scam42. typist’s ailment (1,1,1)43. exclamation, ... whiz!44. Cardiac monitor (1,1,1)45. Gossip47. social group50. steer off course52. memo53. Anger54.Identification55. large pitcher56. mares & foals farm

DoWn1. tsunami, ... wave2. Door aperture3. simple4. oliver Hardy & ... laurel5. Belly6. Actor, ... Daniels7. All roads lead to ...8. emerging9. Reside14. Big cup16. select, ... for18. Garden screen19. tooting22. Yellow shade25. european coins26. Us shares index, ... Jones27. in or ...

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DoWn1. injure2. man’s neck scarf3. spoon4. meditation state6. pakistan metropolis7. intermittently (2,3,3)8. morning walk11. impartial15. larrikins17. Actor, samuel ... (1,7)18. Drug20. nauseous21. facilitates22. layers23. squirm in pain26. ethiopia’s Addis ...

Crossword no:28

ACRoss1. Baby duck5. Actress, ... Kidman9. Wanders10. satisfy12. C American nation13. Army doctor14. Command to stop horse16. Rejections19. envious21. Whirlpool24. Desert plants25. person in book27. Gps device (3,3)28. lovely29. Kindest30. step up

Crossword no:29

ACRoss1. listen to7. Hair-wave treatment10. stealthy thieves (3,8)11. Damage12. europe’s tallest volcano13. elects15.Eyelidinflammation17. Crowd18. Head of wheat20. CD brand (1,1,1)21. Battery size (1,1,1)23. one-spot card24. Author, ... Clancy26. Vehicle27. Baker’s stock-in-trade29. italian sparkling wine31. Actor, ... o’neal

32. pucker33. Dagger handle35. take (test) again37. Hindu sect, ... Krishna39. ooh & ...41. father’s boy42. Computer key43. U-boat44. Yank45. olympic Games body (1,1,1)47. plough animals50. former Us president, Gerald ...52. Gloomy53. screens on tV54. X-ray specialist55. Chuck56. overblown publicity

DoWn1. Boring (2-3)2. Circus tumbler3. sloped walkway4. Curved-bill wading bird5. prelude6. sadly7. intended victim8. Values highly9. florida resort14. liqueur, ... maria16. explosive compound (1,1,1)18. sincere19. Gathering (crops)22. major blood vessel25. Vows26. Cigar dust27. sandy ridge across estuary

28. mark, polka ...30. i have (1’2)34. toils36. french egg dish38. sourness40. fuss, ... & cry42. self-image43.Loveatfirst...46. indian social order48. Yuletide49. fix with hammer50. seedy fruit51. spate (of)




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68. OfftheCoastofwhichstateisKangarooIsland?

69. WhatwasJonHendricksbestknownfor?

70. In1809,whowasAustralia’sfirstPostmaster?


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71. WhocreatedthePavlovain1935?

72. WhocreatedthegamethatlaterturnedintoAustralianRules?

73. WhobecamethefastestmanonearthintheBluebirdonLakeEyre?

74. WherewouldyoufindthegraveofbushrangerCaptainThunderbolt?





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Crossword no:30

ACRoss1. tV forecaster6. Keenly excited10. pass (law)11. Banishment12. shabbier14. misbehave (3,2)16. Cause of downfall18. Capital of Cyprus20. swindled22. models’ platform23. Burglar deterrent25. Andorran mountain range28. souvenir dish-cloths29. Glowing coal

DoWn1. Bawl2. Also called (1,1,1)3. loathed4. Reciting, ... off5. Analgesic drug7. Bad conscience8. Boarding ramps9.Definite(decision)(5-3)13. shrub fence15. flaky pie base (4,6)17. share, have ... (2,6)19. Urbane21. exhaust22. Cadavers

31. snow monster32. persevering

24. Adjust26. Requires27. steep rugged rock30. Body mass index (1,1,1)




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ACRoss11. Canadian waterfalls5.Disfigures9. imposing structure10. italian ‘shroud’ city11. Coped (with)12. Beachside13. Craftily15. painter’s stand17. Horse straps20. Actress, ... thurman21. Depart this world23. Cooked (cake)27. street talk30. Burns surface of32. Designer, Yves saint ...33. Cuban dance

34. first & last, alpha & ...35. louder36. outrageous37. Calmed

DoWn1. most orderly2. off correct path3.Office4. fluster5. Dampen6. pine tree leaf7. neighbours8. tenpin14. Acquire skills16. Confuse17. erase, ... out18. pen and ... drawing19. morose22. straddling24. insulting (language)25. optic covers

26.Mortified28. practically29. look30. stashed31. Dined at bistro (3,3)





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Crossword no:32

ACRoss1. 40th5. inhibit9. Young horse10. insist12. food sensitivities13. Ancient mexican14. Cereal husks16. Released (from jail) (3,4)19. Ransack21. Acquires24. light-rail vehicles25. forest ape (5-4)27. entreat28. Apart29. Coy30. Hired gun

DoWn1. skillet2. Genuinely3. lounger4. latent hostility6. stylishly7. electric socket converters8. took away11. in current state (2,2)15. Dispels (one’s) fears17. towards river’s source18. Whitened20. love god21. sports coats22. pilfers23. Unnoticed26. West African nation

75. WhichAustraliancityisrenownedforitspearlingindustry?

76. InwhichyearwasthecityofHobartfounded?

77. WhichAustraliantownisassociatedwiththeZig-zagrailway?

78. When traveling from sydney to perth prior to 1970 how many train changes neededduetorailgaugedifferences?






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Crossword no:33

ACRoss1. Honey wine7. ticket fee10. Widespread wreckage11. Heart-throb12. mideast region, ... strip13. Victimise, ... on15. Us frontier land, Wild ...17. occupied seat18. tutankhamen, King ...20. not at home21. supplement, ... out23. in vogue, ... mode (1,2)24. Hollywood studio (1,1,1)26. fabricated27. female dog29. london’s ... park31. sinister

32. 1000 grams33. Hornet relative35. Be suitable37. Beseech39. invite41. mum’s mum42. Drink, dry ginger ...43. Yearly, ... annum44. Archaeological excavation45. microphone47. truck compartments50. modern man, ... sapiens52. Unkind53. Betting chances54.PuffingBilly(5-6)55.Matchbeforefinal56. swiss mountain range

DoWn 1. mutilates2. Chose and followed (plan)3. imported food shop4. Rear5. to blame (2,5)6. pack (away)7. steams up8. study of body structure9. Word-for-word14. Cuban hero, ... Guevara16. shady tree18. last part (4,3)19. nailing down22. preserves25. malevolent spirit26. meow27. Apron top

28. sideswiped30. east-northeast (1,1,1)34. Bitter humour36. lost consciousness38. Refashion40. CiA’s Cold War foe (1,1,1)42. fuss43. large Us wildcats46. Barrels48. Against49. louvre section50. Colossal51. masterpiece, ... lisa

DoWn1. for ... & every 2. And the rest3. odds or ...4. Dodders5. Replied7. skeleton photos (1-4) 8. Garment creator9. Vendor13. senseless (comment)15. egg-shaped17. Role models, good ...19. Upend (drink)21. Black mark22. printed handout24. Russian president, Vladimir ...26. nibbles

Crossword no:34

ACRoss1. Rudimentary6. Cancelled (tV show)10. Bike11. Brand (5,4)12. squandered14. Charges16. Commanders18. River Jordan lake (4,3)20. Atlantic island22. Army toilet23.Refill(3,2)25. spaghetti accompaniment28. london’s st paul’s ...29.Dryland,...firma31. solo32. numerical data

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Puzzles Can Help Your Brain Puzzle Answers & Solutions

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Puzzle Answers & Solutions Puzzle Answers & Solutions

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Wordsearch no: 6 theme: pRettY floWeRs

Wordsearch no: 8 theme: SHAKESPEARE

Wordsearch no: 10 theme: BIG BIGGER

Wordsearch no: 7 theme: DRinK Up

Wordsearch no: 9 theme: BERRIES

ALL AUSTRALIAN TRIVIA ANSWERS

40. physics41. $1042. Charles lloyd Jones43. Western Australia44. the Dump45. W. C. Wentworth46. Billy Hughes47. Holy trinity Church48. A one shilling coin (the equivalent of today’s 10c)49. Winton50. the silver City51. the endeavour River52. thursday island53. An Australian bird54. 191155. A train running between normanton and Croydon in Queensland56. Jules francis Archibald57. off the coast of Western Australia58. the enslavement of south sea islanders by Australian plantations59. Joseph Benedict Chifley60. Country61. Building the first road over the Blue mountains

62. Clarence michael James Dennis63. Up to 3.5m64. 195665. major George Johnston66. Richmond, tasmania67. Dame enid lyons68. south Australia69. swimming70. isaac nichols71. Bert sachse72. t.W. Wills in 185873. Donald Campbell74. Uralla, nsW75. Broome76. 180477. lithgow78. five




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Puzzle Answers & Solutions

Code Cracker 6SOLUTION: A=3, C=1, D=15, e=8, G=5, H=13, i=10, J=20, K=6, l=18, m=14, n=2, o=9, p=7, R=11, s=17, t=19, U=4, W=12, Y=16ORANGE

Code Cracker 7SOLUTION: A=5, B=8, C=10, D=21, e=12, G=7, H=13, i=16, J=23, K=15, l=18, m=3, n=22, o=4, p=6, R=19, s=17, t=1, U=2, V=14, W=20, Y=9, Z=11OBLIGE

Code Cracker 8 SOLUTION: A=21, B=16, C=12, D=14, e=10, f=6, G=18, H=17, i=9, K=5, l=1, m=22, n=20, o=15, p=11, R=13, s=2, t=8, U=19, V=3, W=7, Y=4, Z=23NUMBER

Code Cracker 9 SOLUTION: A=13, B=4, C=5, D=9, e=21, G=12, H=2, i=3, J=11, K=14, l=20, m=15, n=16, o=6, p=18, R=17, s=8, t=1, U=7, V=19, W=10, Y=22NOTION

Code Cracker 10 SOLUTION: A=3, B=18, C=4, D=8, e=19, f=6, G=14, H=13, i=20, K=16, l=10, n=21, o=17, p=11, R=2, s=1, t=9, U=7, V=15, X=12, Y=5NOBODY




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