Shop at the J.C.L. next week, where "June Bargains" offer savings in many seasonable lines in all departments. — John Court, Ltd., Queen Street.—(Ad.) Woods' Great Peppermint Cure For children's hacking , cough.— (Ad.)
COMPETITIONS CORNER. ! TESTS FOR OUR READERS. In this corner we will give daily a problem for solution by our readers. Prizes will not be offered, the idea being to present the reading public with some brain-testing difficulties which each may smooth out to his satisfaction. j & i I I I j I I I Hfcuß ejEBI ■Hβ i 111 1 I II J i I I I 1 I DHHvvsfl HpbMß f^ql I I L I I 1 I fill 1 ACROSS. DOWN. 5 Male name. 1- On cither side of "no man's land. ~ , ~ ~ 2. An awakening gesture, often. .8. One who should be thoroughly ac- 3 Good scllool . boys get O ne kind, and quainted with the job. bad boys another. ». Lend co, OT r to the wo* of 5 down. *■ Otherta™ than su, t e» ms n,a y U 10. Often used before turning over a 5, a modern artist, new leaf. 6- A national adjective. 7. This is devoured also without its 13. The sort of shop the simpleton visited liead and for n minor replacement in his n. This loses its name when heard a . -, second time. . . 12. This in last four letters of 13 across 17. With regard to this, in California onee firew tl]e man _ they eat what they can, and can 14, ]\i us t figure in the kitchenmaid's what they can't. ™S ht ™ . 15. Town in Turkey. 20. "Chester" (anag.) 16- Want g n( i s a knight in a Scottish 21 Newspaper heading recently "Bald- river. Li. i> ew v v o 17 One ho stiU goes m {or hawking# wm 18 _ Fruit of tlie oa k. 22. A famous cricketer. 19. Men who will vote differently from ~ their wives. 24. A wool-gatherer. 23 Exclamation much used in rural Eng--27. All singers ascend this at intervals. land. 28. It is not wise to offer this to a police- |4. best English man. bowler make a chemical salt. <U T?earran*e AIICSSSTT, and you can 2G. It's separated from Eli by a century. ° x xi,- -j-T, th a r DCl ii+ 29. Neither more nor less, prove- most things with the result. assessor n and 35 A cool hat. assessed can be (and is). !36 : Land peculators In America are said g- e 8 once a to be in this line. year. 37 When this is laid a point is empha- 33. Take this down when the weather is ' Bised. . . ._. V cold - , . -■ -
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 134, 8 June 1929, Page 19
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