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It won't be marked, but here's a chance to test how much you've picked up from the pages of The Intelligent Investor and your general business knowledge. Some of the questions are more obscure than others, but we hope you enjoy it all the same. Across 6 Money market acronym for Aussie dollar (3) 7 Macquarie Infrastructure’s only UK toll road (2) 8 From papers to exams (4,6) 9 High profile fund manager of LIC Century Australia (5,6) 10 Peter’s a great investor and author (5) 12 WA mine run by Newcrest (6) 13 Official name of the Chinese yuan (8) 15 Calls and puts (7) 17 Sydney Aquarium’s new name (6,11,5) 20 Little Kerry’s favourite network (5) 24 Great stock or gouging monopoly? (3) 26 David Gyngell’s wealthy godfather (5,6) 27 Still on the throne at top construction group (3,4) 28 This metal caused trouble in Tasmania for Bluestone (3) 29 Little got big in trucks (4) 32 From Perth to Melbourne for Michael (6) 34 Online betting exchange licensed in Tasmania (7) 35 Warren Buffett’s company (9,8) 43 Serial predator for unsuspecting shareholders and distraction for Clime Capital (5,5)
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Down 1 A Webb of shoes and adventurewear (8) 2 Our favourite brand of tractor, and John’s too (5) 3 Solomon Lew’s preferred skate brand (5) 4 A big furniture FAN (6,7) 5 This iconic Aussie company recently celebrated its 85th birthday (6) 7 Lend me more, I’m a gambler (7,7) 9 Initial Hart Burns (5) 11 Owner of the Marcs fashion brand (6) 14 Regionally-focused pay TV provider (6) 16 Roberts has bionic hearing (8) 18 Four wheel drive accessory manufacturer (3) 19 Smirking treasurer, not Abbott (8) 21 Chris and Richard’s plaything (6,4) 22 Departed successful surfwear company after controversially selling shares (7,6) 23 A new home for News Corp (8) 25 A Top Deck start to life for this travel company (6,6)
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Reserve (3,8) 47 Soft-spoken former CEO of US West and Orange (3,8) 49 A newly listed thirsty creature (6,5) 50 Diamond-related commodity not worth as much, yet (4)
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property group made Robert Hamilton rich (6) A fitting surname for Ansell’s boss (5) Known as the millionaire’s factory (9,4) Helen Coonan’s predecessor (7,6) 37 His mother won’t be buying Telstra shares (4,7) 38 Stewart has an account here (8) 39 First opened in 1868, this retail business recently appointed administrators (7) Brierley’s able lieutenant (4,5) Essington Lewis was once MD of this mining giant (3,8) A weather line and CEO of successful conglomerate (6) An internationally successful Aussie insurer is a rarity (3) Energy company listed since 1871 (3)
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Having trouble? Finished? You’ll find the solutions in issue 191, the first publication for 2006.
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14/12/05
4:23 PM
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CHRISTM A S CROSS WORD
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It won't be marked, but here's a chance to test how much you've picked up from the pages of The Intelligent Investor and your general business knowledge. Some of the questions are more obscure than others, but we hope you enjoy it all the same. Across 6 Money market acronym for Aussie dollar (3) 7 Macquarie Infrastructure’s only UK toll road (2) 8 From papers to exams (4,6) 9 High profile fund manager of LIC Century Australia (5,6) 10 Peter’s a great investor and author (5) 12 WA mine run by Newcrest (6) 13 Official name of the Chinese yuan (8) 15 Calls and puts (7) 17 Sydney Aquarium’s new name (6,11,5) 20 Little Kerry’s favourite network (5) 24 Great stock or gouging monopoly? (3) 26 David Gyngell’s wealthy godfather (5,6) 27 Still on the throne at top construction group (3,4) 28 This metal caused trouble in Tasmania for Bluestone (3) 29 Little got big in trucks (4) 32 From Perth to Melbourne for Michael (6) 34 Online betting exchange licensed in Tasmania (7) 35 Warren Buffett’s company (9,8) 43 Serial predator for unsuspecting shareholders and distraction for Clime Capital (5,5)
44 You can Tap this out of a rock (3)
Down 1 A Webb of shoes and adventurewear (8) 2 Our favourite brand of tractor, and John’s too (5) 3 Solomon Lew’s preferred skate brand (5) 4 A big furniture FAN (6,7) 5 This iconic Aussie company recently celebrated its 85th birthday (6) 7 Lend me more, I’m a gambler (7,7) 9 Initial Hart Burns (5) 11 Owner of the Marcs fashion brand (6) 14 Regionally-focused pay TV provider (6) 16 Roberts has bionic hearing (8) 18 Four wheel drive accessory manufacturer (3) 19 Smirking treasurer, not Abbott (8) 21 Chris and Richard’s plaything (6,4) 22 Departed successful surfwear company after controversially selling shares (7,6) 23 A new home for News Corp (8) 25 A Top Deck start to life for this travel company (6,6)
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46 New chairman of the US Federal
Reserve (3,8) 47 Soft-spoken former CEO of US West and Orange (3,8) 49 A newly listed thirsty creature (6,5) 50 Diamond-related commodity not worth as much, yet (4)
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property group made Robert Hamilton rich (6) A fitting surname for Ansell’s boss (5) Known as the millionaire’s factory (9,4) Helen Coonan’s predecessor (7,6) 37 His mother won’t be buying Telstra shares (4,7) 38 Stewart has an account here (8) 39 First opened in 1868, this retail business recently appointed administrators (7) Brierley’s able lieutenant (4,5) Essington Lewis was once MD of this mining giant (3,8) A weather line and CEO of successful conglomerate (6) An internationally successful Aussie insurer is a rarity (3) Energy company listed since 1871 (3)
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Having trouble? Finished? You’ll find the solutions in issue 191, the first publication for 2006.
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