COMPETITIONS CORNER.
TESTS FOR OUR READERS.
ACROSS. ,1. Fragmentary fight. 4. Saucy, sea. 8. "Love sum'" (anag.). 9. Lie down under. 10. ■ "And Noah he' cocked his eye and • said, "It looks like , I think," 11; Condition of existence.' 12. Waterfalls, , 15. Architects often impose upon these. Iβ. Without necessarily being guilty of 18. Little bites. ■• *' 4 / 21. When bread is this, it's, a nice thing if it isn't rationed. 123. Gingerbread used to, be this, as we .know by the saying. 24. And another speaks of sex-equality in the matter of this for geese. 25. There are no notes on Gunga's piano, nor wires inside (hidden). 28. So that when Gunga employs, a tuner, his task is far from. this. 29. Immertj. . 30. Enviable function of . the dragon which, in six months, had swallowed fourteen knights in full armour. 31. Plural gloom. DOWN. 1. Pound. . .' 2. The leader who does this to his troops might be glad of it headless. 3. Footgear. 4. Water-taps are useful, to these, and . vice versa. *.-..'-..
In this corner is given 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. ' .
ANSWER TO MONDAY'S PROBLEM,
5- There's a different number to this clue. 6. Best sellers at the circulating library 'are this. ■ . 7. The best people don't wear coronets without these. . - ■ . 9. Nor utter these in the House. 13. Wooden leg. 14. Channel expert.. 17. Scientific soldiers. 19. Prize-winner at the Ugly Dog Show. 20. These should not be worn with No. 3's. V- , 21. "'E 'adtt't . 'ardly spoke the word before a droppin , shell A little right the batt'ry an' between the • s fell." ' ' 22. Spasm of naughty temper. 23! Giving a baby this, as a wedding ' 'present has nothing to do with infant marriage. 26. Prominence. 27. Middle'part of a pyramid. (s , )
Across.—Apostles, Hampered,,' Deerskin, Retrieve, Realised, Partial, One, Ingots, Fluctuate,, Grease, Villa, Enlarge, Mangling, Herdsman, Strangle, Nonsense, Adherent.. • '.;■'.' :■■'■: '■■" Down..- 1 - Pamela, Spirit, Freelance, Adder, Omega/ Testing, Evident, Rife, I.OiU.'s, Let; '-Itinerant, Nell, Omar, Language, Ave, Riasted, Lassodd, Glassy, Ingle, Ghent. ' v (r)
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 221, 18 September 1930, Page 11
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363COMPETITIONS CORNER. Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 221, 18 September 1930, Page 11
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