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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 102, 2 May 1925, Page 28

'UZZLE WORDS FOR PATIENT WORKERS. " STAR'S " SPECIAL V HOME-MADE " SERIES. NUMBER VIII. The puzzle accepted for publication to-day as the eighth of the " Star's " special " Home-made " series shows a pleasing attempt to include a number of Maori words, which have become familiar to New Zealanders, and the idea is one that should commend itself to puzzle-makers. It was submitted by Mrs. L. Johnstone, Massey Road, Manurcwa. Only four two-letter words are included, and the longer words are mostly in common use. The definitions are above the average, and show a real attempt to give a reasonable clue, without making it ridiculously obvious. HORIZONTAL. VERTICAL. 1. Voice of a dove. .11. To peep. 1. A company nb- 2.-,. A king in Schu4. A precious stone. 311. An American brevintion. brrt s song. 7 \ king's retinue Stnte (übbr.). 2. Belongs to us. 2fi. A light blow. i)'. iiobes of Koiuati 34. Obtained. 3. Valuable ground 211. Abhorred by Senators. 3G. A measure. products. dancers. 1 University de- 3s. I'art of verb "to 4. Departed. .10. A good game, ' preP . |,c." 0. Sold by the but very expen2. A pastime for 30. A South Amerl- dozen. she. all a-es can w.-apon. C Maternal rela- 32. Mad. •I. A nuTle'parent. 41. A popular song. live. 33. A head covering, li. A period of time. 42. For sending 7. Worries. 31. An ancient race, s. A gardening tool. money by post S. Water control- 3.,. Very nice when !). A light blow. (abhr.t. lers. tilled with jam. 0. A shelter for 43. A New Zealand 0. In order. 37. Humans. campers health resort. I 10. A suit in cards. 3U. On.. nnd the 2. I'ndcrhand. 4- r i. Not cut. 11. A wager. other. 3 Advice 40. The hemisphere ]::. \ volley. 40. A set of cloth--4' j, rT ' in which we in. An animal. ing. 0 Large volume live. 17. A spring flower. 43. A Maori num--7 l'lnce for open- 4S. Variegated floor 10. A suburb of her. air sales. lug. Auckland. 44. A beverage. 8. Untouchable. 50. A Maori fortifi- 21. A means of loco- 47. A musical work 9 A snake's posl- cation. motion. tabbr.). tion of rest. HI. A boy's name. 23. Tied by cords. 40. Editor (abbr.).

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