Pegasus Post: November 11, 2021

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2021 

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Photographer exposes the sun’s surface 

Pet cat 

killed in 

vicious 

dog 

attack 

SUN MAN: New Brighton amateur astronomer Sai Shankar loves looking across 149,000,000km of space to record the 

activity on the volatile surface of the sun. 

PHOTO: JOHN COSGROVE 

• By John Cosgrove 

VISITING THE sun is 

impossible, but for a New 

Brighton amateur astronomer 

his forays into the boiling 

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5500 deg C cauldron of 

the corona layer of the 

sun’s atmosphere are done 

photographically. 

When asked why, Sai 

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said he loves all kinds of 

astro-photography: “But I 

especially like photographing 

the sun.” 

“We forget the sun is a star, 

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just like all the other stars in 

the sky, so when you look at 

the surface of the sun you are 

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DOG ATTACKS are short and 

violent. 

For one Shirley family a recent 

attack robbed them of their pet 

cat Roxy. 

She was hunted down and 

viciously attacked and killed by 

two stray ‘staffy cross-type’ dogs 

early in the morning. 

Her demise was witnessed 

on several home video 

surveillance cameras and 

her shattered remains were 

discovered later that same 

morning by neighbours further 

along a quiet cul-de-sac in 

Shirley. 

Owner David Pringle of 

Charlie Stanton Pl said the 

first his family knew of Roxy’s 

death was a phone call from an 

neighbour. 

“She was driving her kids to 

school when she spotted Roxy’s 

remains on a lawn at the end of 

the street. 

“We thought she had been 

run over but when I went 

down and saw the state she 

was in I quickly recovered her 

and put her in a bag as I didn’t 

want any of the kids here to see 

the mess she was in,” Pringle 

said. 

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what’s on 

this week 

The Inaugural ‘Bros for Chains 

Charity Classic’ 

Saturday and Sunday, 8.30am- 

4.30pm 

Brooker Ave, Burwood 

A charity event presented by Bros 

For Change and RPM Discs, at the 

Brooker Ave Disc Golf Park, using the 

current course and pop ups. Go along 

and discover the new sports of disc 

golf and have a lot of fun while giving 

back to the community with four 

rounds of games over the weekend. 

Email woody@rpmdiscs.com for more 

details or to enter. 

Car Boot Sale 

Saturday, 9 am to noon 

10 Shirley Rd 

Go along and enjoy the offerings at 

the Shirley Community Centre car 

boot sale. Sausage sizzle and coffee 

cart will be there. Covid protocols 

will apply – you must wear a mask, 

scan in and keep 2m apart. No eftpos, 

and no toilet facilities. Free. 

North Beach Bridge Club 

Wednesday 1-4pm 

St Andrews Anglican Church , 

Marriotts Rd, North New Brighton 

Go along and join other friendly 

members of the bridge club who meet 

every Wednesday. Phone Margaret 

Keall at 382 0274 for information. 

New Brighton Seaside Market, New Brighton Pedestrian Mall, 

Saturday 10am–2pm. Every Saturday, New Brighton’s pedestrian mall is 

filled with colour and creativity. Come down to the seaside and enjoy, live 

entertainment, great food, fresh produce, arts, crafts, jewellery and more. 

There’s also a bouncy castle and free face-painting for the littlies. Life is 

Better By the Sea. A New Brighton Project initiative. “Creating Community 

Together”. Inquiries please txt 027 517 4250 or email seasidemarket@xtra. 

co.nz Admission free 

Common Ground Crop Swap 

Friday, 5.30 -8pm 

91 Estuary Rd, New Brighton, 

The swap is brought to you by Coastal 

New Brighton Time Bank, Common 

Ground and Sustain South 

Brighton, and is a chance to go along 

and swap and share your excess fruit 

and garden produce. Free. 

Anzac Fronds Unveiling 

Monday, 2.30pm 

Intersection of New Brighton Rd and 

Anzac Drive 

A ceremony will be held to 

mark the unveiling of the Anzac 

Fronds in their new position at 

the Anzac Drive/New Brighton 

Rd intersection.The fronds were 

originally installed on Anzac Bridge 

in 2000 but following the 2010/11 

earthquakes they were removed and 

have since been in storage. Mayor 

Lianne Dalziel will host the official 

‘unfurling’ of the fronds in their new 

location. 

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tablets, laptops, and discover how 

to capture and send digital photos. 

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Community meeting 

Tuesday, 6.30-8pm 

ECan office, 200 Tuam St 

The next Bromley Community 

Liaison Group update meeting about 

the organics processing plant will 

be held on Tuesday. The meeting 

agenda and associated reports will 

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Thursday November 11 2021 3 

Concern for welfare of children 

• From page 1 

“We have a really special 

community here, everyone has 

young kids and we all look out 

for each other so I didn’t what 

mine or any other family’s kids 

to see the state she was in. 

“They (the dogs) had ripped 

her head to shreds, so after I got 

her home I went back through 

the surveillance video and spotted 

the attack. 

“The two dogs came from 

nearby Innes Rd and tracked her 

through some of our neighbours 

yards before they grabbed her 

from her favourite place lying 

under a bush out front of our 

house,” Pringle said. 

“Then on another video I 

could see them kill her. 

“It was a bit of a shock and 

my wife Shayle is still very upset 

about it all.” 

He said he and many of his 

neighbours had installed video 

surveillance gear outside their 

houses after they were victims to 

a growing number of burglaries 

in their quiet little street. 

“It’s got worse since the first 

lockdown last year, they got all 

my work tools in one robbery 

and another neighbour was up 

early one morning breastfeeding 

her baby when someone 

walked into her house,” the self 

employed electrician said. 

Following the attack Pringle 

contacted the city council dog 

control. 

“We wanted them to do 

SHOCKED: Roxy’s owner David Pringle with siberian husky Shinobi, her best mate, 

PHOTO: JOHN COSGROVE 

something about it as other pets 

in the area have also been killed 

by stray dogs, and we wanted to 

protect all of the small children 

here,” he said. 

“Many of them play in the grassy 

area where the dogs came through.” 

City council head of regulatory 

compliance Tracey Weston 

said video footage can be used 

as part of their investigation if 

it meets the evidential requirements 

of being able to clearly 

identify the offending dog. 

Sadly in spite of the footage 

supplied by the Pringles, council 

staff were unable to identify the 

collarless dogs in the attack. 

She added that currently there 

are 38,453 dogs registered in 

city area and they were aware of 

4044 that are currently unregistered. 

Neighbour Michelle Hall discovered 

Roxy and said she didn’t 

want her own children to see the 

remains. 

“The fence the dogs came 

through isn’t properly closed off 

from Innes Rd so stray dogs and 

anyone can just walk through, 

it worries me and my partner as 

we have a great little street here. 

“We will be asking the council 

to extend the fence to close off 

the access point,” she said. 

In Brief 

PARADE CANCELLED 

Santa will not be parading through 

the streets of New Brighton this 

year because of Covid concerns. 

Unfortunately, New Brighton 

Project have had to make the 

hard decision to cancel this year’s 

parade, but said the New Brighton 

Seaside Christmas market will still 

go ahead. 

FUNDRAISING EVENT 

The North Avon BMX club will 

start its fundraising drive for a 

world-class pump track with a 

gathering of professional cyclists 

at the club’s grounds on Saturday. 

Top riders, such as Anton Cooper, 

Billy Meaclem, Charles Murray, 

Joe Nation, Kate Winton and Sam 

Blenkinsop, have just raced at the 

Crankworx festival in Rotorua and 

are keen to help the fundraising 

drive. The club requires an 

additional $30,000 to reach key 

funding milestones to make the 

track a reality. 

PROJECT FUNDING 

The Christchurch Earthquake 

Appeal Trust is funding the 

New Brighton Community 

Leadership Project with up to 

$2 million available for one or 

two projects selected by the 

community to enhance the social 

and economic environment in 

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Manukura Kōrero 

School Update 

Naku te rourou nau te rourou ka ora ai te iwi 

With your basket and my basket the people will live 

There is so much to celebrate as a kura as we reflect on 

what has been a very challenging year. Our ākonga and 

kaimahi have not let a global pandemic dampen their 

enthusiasm, they have not let the restraints of Lockdown 

overwhelm them and they have not succumbed to the 

fear and anxiety that often results from the plethora of 

information generated on social media about COVID-19. 

Instead they have remained focused and “made the 

main thing the main thing,” and that main thing for them 

is their ako and ensuring they take advantage of all the 

opportunities that are offered to them. 

Ākonga and kaimahi are working extremely hard at the 

moment at every level of the school. Our senior ākonga 

are busy with examination preparation as NCEA external 

exams get closer. I am so proud of our ākonga and the 

number of Excellence and Merit Credits they have earned 

in NCEA this year even though they faced the challenges 

of Lockdown and online learning. For many of our senior 

ākonga these exams are the culmination of a five year 

journey and we wish them well for this ultimate wero. 

I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate 

Meshach Faafoe, Pypah Lewis-Bolten and Larnayshia Tahuri, 

all of whom have received a University of Canterbury 

Takere Scholarship for 2022. This prestigious scholarship 

provides recipients with a fortnightly allowance of $400, free 

catered accommodation in a Hall of Residence, a tailored 

academic support and guidance programme with designated 

Māori and Pacific Student Advisors, a fees-free 15-point 

100-level course that may contribute to the recipient’s 

chosen degree, opportunities to engage, lead and support 

social and cultural activities, as well as engagement with 

whānau regularly so they can support recipients while they 

are studying away from home. An added advantage of this 

wonderful scholarship is the provision of Taurima (Mentors) 

and tutors to assist recipients as they navigate this exciting 

learning pathway. 

I would like to record as well my gratitude to all those 

people who have supported the recent COVID-19 

vaccination programme in the East. Haeata hosts a DHB 

vaccination clinic on Wednesdays 2.00pm - 4.00pm 

and this has seen a positive uptake by whānau of 

immunisations. There is no coercion for ākonga or whānau 

to get vaccinated, rather our approach has always been 

underpinned by informed consent. 

If whānau wish to enter our “Crush COVID-19” 

competition all they need to do is bring in the double dose 

vaccination certificate to be in the draw for a $200 prize, 

donated by the Manukura. Entries close on Monday, 6 

December 2021 and the winner will be announced at Junior 

Prizegiving on Friday,10 December 2021. 

As always, it is a privilege to lead at Haeata, it is a privilege 

to work with our amazing ākonga and kaimahi, and it is a 

privilege to serve this wonderful community. 

Kia kaha, kia toa, kia manawanui. 

Arohanui 

Whaea Peggy 

Haeata Formal 2021 

Swim Safe Programme at Taiora 

The hours of planning, preparation and execution 

that went into creating this spectacular and 

beautiful event defies the imagination. 

So many of our amazing young people lived the 

dream and were amazed and overwhelmed as 

they entered a transformed Te Rau Ika. Walking 

the Red Carpet, we all entered a Winter 

Wonderland that, on every level, took your breath 

away. 

We were all treated to the most sumptuous 

banquet I have ever enjoyed at a school Ball, 

entertained by an amazing DJ and without 

exception treated like royalty. 

Champagne flutes, canapés and fine cuisine, photo 

op after photo op, dance after dance, the night just 

litup!! 

For me, these memories will endure! I have 

attended many beautiful weddings over the years 

and this event equaled or surpassed the standards 

of excellence set on those occasions with the 

attention to detail, presentation, organisation and 

ultimately unbridled enthusiasm (excuse the pun!) 

and celebration this 

event achieved. 

Thank-you to 

Michelle McConnell 

for the beautiful 

photographs. 

Thank you again 

Natalie Malan, you 

led your team and 

created a dreamcome 

true!! 

Whaea Peggy 

For the first two weeks this term, our Year 1-6 ākonga across Hikuawa and 

Kōmanawa hapori have enjoyed travelling by bus to Taiora each day for Swim 

Safe Water Education. The instructors were amazing, teaching a range of 

water safety skills to our ākonga. 

Ākonga enjoyed the daily 30 minute session, 

learning a lot of new skills including: 

• how to enter and exit the water in any 

environment 

• underwater skills and controlling their 

breathing 

• how to float on the water 

• moving, rolling and turning in the water 

• water safety and awareness 

• what to do in an emergency 

All of which support them to be 

more confident in water. 

Whaea Jess 

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Capturing Sol in all its glory 

THE 

• From page 1 

“It amazes me that we are 

living in a time when we can 

do something that’s been out 

of reach of most amateurs 

photographers up until now. 

“With the help of an ordinary 

refractive telescope and some 

affordable specialist equipment 

we can now see the sun up 

close, it’s quite an experience to 

look at it with your own eyes,” 

he said. 

Shankar said it’s all achieved 

by using specialist filters and 

some free online software. 

“We start off with a white light 

filter which lets all the colours 

of the visible spectrum through, 

but reduces them down to a tiny 

percentage, less than one per 

cent of what we see. 

“This filter shows us the 

photosphere of the sun, the layer 

of the sun with all the sun spots 

happening on it.” 

Next he uses is a hydrogen 

alpha optical filter designed 

to transmit only a narrow 

bandwidth of light. 

“This filter only lets in a 

wavelength of light that is 

less than one nanometre 

in size; a human hair is 

600,000 nanometres in 

thickness. 

“It gives me amazing views 

of a different layer of the sun’s 

atmosphere, now I can now see 

the chromosphere,” he said. 

SOLAR FLARE: A big prominence exploding on the north 

east limb of the sun, estimated as high as five or six 

earths. Below – a small eruption is bigger than three 

earths. 

PHOTOS: SAI SHANKAR 

This layer has the temperature 

ranging from 6000 deg C to 

about 20,000 deg C. 

“You can still see sun spots 

but you can now see 

prominences exploding on the 

edge of the sun plus a lot of 

surface detail. 

“It looks amazing and it’s 

dynamic, over an hour it can 

change immensely,” Shankar 

said. 

Using a monochromatic 

video camera that captures at 

100 frames per second, he then 

records 30 seconds of imagery at 

a time. 

“The atmosphere of the sun 

is quite turbulent so it’s called 

‘lucky photography,’ as over that 

30 seconds there will be brief 

moments of clarity in the surface 

turbulence. 

“On screen, your watching 

blurry images then suddenly it 

jumps into clear sharp focus,“ he 

said. 

Free photographic stacking 

software quickly sorts the 

best one-to-five per cent of all 

the images captured to produce 

a clear, sharp result as a mosaic. 

“It finds the best frames and 

matches them together into a 

black and white image which I 

can then colourise to show the 

sun.” 

From there Shankar said he 

will manipulate with them in 

Photoshop and produce the 

images he is becoming well 

known for. 

Shanker said he plans to 

display his unique imagery 

online in the coming weeks. 

FACTS: 

•The sun is Yellow Dwarf 

star composed primarily of 

hydrogen and helium. 

•It is over 4.6 billion years old 

and compared to the largest 

known stars, red giants, isn’t 

very big, but compared to 

the most common type of 

star in the universe, the red 

dwarf, the sun is quite a bit 

larger than most. 

•The sun alone contains 99.8 

per cent of the total mass in 

our solar system. 

•It’s almost 110 times the 

diameter of earth. 

•About one million earth’s 

could fit inside the sun while 

the surface area of the sun is 

11,990 times that of earth. 

•The sun is spinning in 

the opposite direction to 

earth and is travelling at 

220km per second, light 

takes eight minutes to reach 

earth. 

•The atmosphere of the 

sun is composed of three 

layers – the photosphere, 

the chromosphere, and the 

corona – and its surface 

temperature is 5500 deg C 

•The nuclear explosions on 

the surface generate solar 

winds, which are ejections 

of extremely hot, charged 

particles of plasma and can 

travel through the solar 

system at up to 450km per 

second. 

•Our orbital speed 

around the sun is about 

(107,000km/h. 

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Young delegates have a say on their future 


THE NEXT generation of 

influencers, environmentalists, 

and community leaders got to 

voice their concerns about the 

future at a special session held at 

the city council last week. 

Twenty-four children, aged 

from 10 to 15 years and from 

five schools, took the chairs 

inside the council chambers and 

presented their ideas on coastal 

hazards and climate change. 

The next generation 

conversation workshop focused 

on seeking answers from 

young people about what they 

wanted to see happen on issues 

associated with global warming 

and climate change, as these 

things directly affect their 

future. 

City council senior news and 

content editor Lois Cairns said 

the point of the exercise was for 

the young people to formulate 

a submission on the coastal 

adaptation framework. 

“They had done some prework, 

looking at the proposed Chisnallwood Intermediate 

guiding principles within the formed into groups and then, 

framework and identifying what in chambers, presented their 

they liked, what they would like arguments which the students all 

to change, what was missing voted on. 

and the importance of children The Lyttelton Primary School 

and young people’s voices in the group posed the question that 

conversation,” she said. 

“they may invite us, they may 

Pupils 

263 

from Haeata 

listen to us, 

x 

but it will depend 

180 

on 

Community College, Lyttelton if they really hear us”. 

Primary School, Governors Bay In front of city councillor and 

School, Banks Ave School and Sustainability and Community possessed when he spoke 

FOR REAL: In council chambers young delegates, including Chisnallwood Intermediate 

pupil Rosie Paul, 13 (left), voted on parts of their final submission on the coastal adaption 

framework. 

PHOTO: JOHN COSGROVE 

Resilience Committee 

chairwoman Sara Templeton, 

ECan councillor Vicky 

Southworth and Future Curious 

representative Sian Carvell, 

the young respondents hotly 

debated what their future could 

look like. 

Keegan Verster, 13, typified the 

depth the dedicated year 9 class 

at Chisnallwood Intermediate 

passionately to the audience 

about his feelings for the future. 

“It was an amazing experience, 

we all have a capability of being 

heard and I think we will be 

heard,” Keagan said. 

His group’s presentation was 

about changing the education of 

youth to affect change for their 

future. 

“It’s very important that we all 

should be learning about what’s 

happening today. How are we 

going to stop it if we don’t know 

anything about it,” Keegan said. 

His class studies the changing 

environment and was well 

represented at the session, 

supplying four of the eight 

speakers. 

Classmate Sarita Kotze, 13, 

found it a huge opportunity, and 

said the highlight was speaking 

in front of the assembled group. 

She hopes it will help her spread 

information and influence 

change. 

Said Sarita: “The facts 

shouldn’t be sugar-coated when 

discussing climate change.” 

Chisnallwood pupil Rosie Paul, 

13, said she got so much from the 

meeting. 

“It was absolutely amazing as 

I got to hear the student voice,” 

she said. 

Teacher Jude Robinson said 

the Chisnallwood Intermediate 

class were very passionate. 

“There are 32 kids in the 

class and their passion and 

ability to understand the key 

issues about climate change is 

amazing. As teachers we want to 

challenge them, to get them to 

take it further and this session 

here today is a result of that,” 

Robinson said. 

The submission the pupils 

created will now be considered 

along with other submissions the 

city council will receive before it 

makes a final decision in the 

new year. 

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HELPING KIWI’S SEE THE WORLD… 

EVENTUALLY!! 

It’s been a while since we’ve been in touch but we wanted to reach out to our 

community and let you know what is happening in the world of travel. 

As you all know our holidays abroad have been largely quashed by the Covid-19 

pandemic and we have navigated almost two years of living without the 

opportunity to travel and explore the world – something that many Kiwi’s love 

to do. But while we wait for the vaccination levels to reach the desired 90% 

outcome we thought it was the right time to say “HI” and to remind you that we 

are still here, waiting to help you get that long awaited holiday. 

Many of you will know that we relocated mid-2020 to the Merivale House of Travel 

location and merged the two stores. While it may be a bit further to travel to, 

it also offers some other great retail stores and lots of cafes to enjoy a coffee 

or lunch. So, please come and visit us! Our team have an enormous amount of 

experience and are well-travelled so you can trust us for honest, unbiased travel 

recommendations that are relevant to your needs. 

Some of you may not have booked with a travel agent in the past but travel in this 

“covid-era” comes with many more complications and as we have been at the 

forefront of this, our knowledge and advice is unparalleled. Simply put we are 

able to give accurate advice and 24/7 support should your holiday come with 

any issues or unforeseen cancellations. 

Booking online is easy – we all know that. But that computer screen cannot give 

you comparisons nor outline the benefits of specific products. Online travel 

agents often are not upfront about terms and conditions, can come with hidden 

costs and a lack of support when things go pear-shaped. We are committed 

to ensuring our clients have the best experience from the initial quotation stage 

right through to the return to New Zealand. House of Travel is one of 

New Zealand’s most trusted brands and we’re with you all the way. 

Across the travel and tourism industry we are hopeful that the Government will 

announce a reopening of our borders soon. We anticipate this will be in the early 

stages of 2022. We are also hoping to see major changes to the current MIQ 

system that has been challenging to say the least. So, it really is a case of watch 

this space! Many of you will still have credits to use up and if you are thinking 

of travelling in 2022 or 2023 we urge you to get in touch with us as soon as you 

can. Many other countries have had a head start on us and believe it or not many 

cruise lines and tour operators are starting to fill up for the coming year. Many of 

our suppliers are offering more flexibility with regards to bookings and deposits 

so booking early is recommended. 

We thought in this advert we’d highlight a few cruises that are coming up over 

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So, please get in touch with us OR pop into the office to say hello. We are all very 

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contain the digits 1 to 9. 

WORDBUILDER 

WordBuilder 

118 

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bilge, 

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bio, 

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blog, 

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No.118 

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5. Anzac Day symbols (7) 

9. Religious paintings (5) 

10. Wrongdoer (9) 

11. Utter, articulate (9) 

12. Stadium (5) 

13. Guides for a horse (5) 

15. Pseudonym (5,4) 

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19. Leg bone (5) 

21. Climb (5) 

23. Onlooker (9) 

25. High-spirited (9) 

26. Public square (5) 

27. Ceremonial staff (7) 

28. Blocks off, forces into 

place (7) 

21 3 2 23 7 1 6 10 21 25 5 

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1. Captain (7) 

2. Express regret (9) 

3. Vigour, enjoyment (5) 

4. Recall the past (9) 

5. Spread (5) 

6. Enduring (9) 

7. Likeness (5) 

8. Fill to satisfaction (7) 

14. Financial document (9) 

16. Genuine (9) 

17. Intervene (9) 

18. Own (7) 

20. Outstanding debts (7) 

22. Entertain (5) 

23. Form (5) 

24. Gradually reduce (5) 

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7 21 9 2 5 1 

3 21 5 17 21 2 8 9 14 10 19 2 

16 25 21 22 1 8 22 

14 10 9 24 24 8 3 5 1 18 7 

24 21 19 2 12 2 21 12 5 16 11 

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9 21 10 1 12 10 23 7 17 12 

7 1 7 26 15 

Each number in our DECODER grid represents a different 

letter - there is a number for all 26 letters of the alphabet. 

Enter the given letters into all squares with matching numbers. 

The challenge now is to work out which letters are represented 

by the other numbers. As you get the letters, enter them into 

the main grid, and the reference grid. To keep track of the 

letters you have found, cross them off the alphabet provided. 

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8 14 17 5 3 

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Across: 1. Stagger, 5. 

Poppies, 9. Icons, 10. 

Miscreant, 11. Pronounce, 

12. Arena, 13. Reins, 15. 

Stage name, 18. Prevalent, 

19. Tibia, 21. Scale, 23. 

Spectator, 25. Exuberant, 

26. Plaza, 27. Sceptre, 28. 

Corners. 

Down: 1. Skipper, 2. 

Apologise, 3. Gusto, 4. 

Reminisce, 5. Paste, 6. 

Permanent, 7. Image, 8. 

Satiate, 14. Statement, 16. 

Authentic, 17. Arbitrate, 

18. Possess, 20. Arrears, 

22. Amuse, 23. Shape, 24. 

Taper. 

WordBuilder 

ace, acne, aeon, bacon, 

ban, banco, bane, BEACON, 

bean, ben, boa, bonce, 

bone, cab, can, cane, canoe, 

cob, con, cone, ebon, eon, 

nab, neb, nob, oca, ocean, 

once, one. 

Sudoku 

SOLUTION 

No.117 

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