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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 290, 7 December 1932, Page 17

24 —The approach of this on the station is often heralded by the end of it reversed. 25—"Die, mate" (anag.). 26 —To repel this, get it beheaded. 30—This may tell you if a thing is in order. 32—Enmity. 33—This is where you come in. 34—This usually results in a poor state of affairs. ■ 35 —The age of emancipation. DOWN. I—A hundred and one, in good shape. 2—lnclined. 3—The offspring of a famous runner. 4 —A geographical feature. 5 —A lady's bag. 6—Add a French Marshal to this and you get part of London. 7—An anagram of 4 down would not be this. ] I—The agent of light returns. 12—"Broil most" for volcano. 14—Set on foot. 15 —You may take 11 across best thus but not at 2 across. 17—This kind of lock wants attention. 18 —Insurance companies are apt to find this a paying thing—in one way. 22 —A matter of waiting, often. 23—"No tiger" (anag.). 27—State. 28—Its directors seek to score off the board with it. 20—Sometimes it shies, and sometimes it shoots. 30—Ancient city that even to-day helps progress. 31—A slip of a3O down. (k) SATURDAY'S SOLUTION. ACROSS.—Electricity, Cain, Pondicherry, Calf, Hydranti Cache, Usage, Rub, Rum, Olive, Blest, Tuc, All, Maori, Eliza, Cheddar, Dail, Fraudulenee, True, Undertaking. DOWN.—Lion, Cade, Rocky, Clear, Turin, Camaraderie, Ineffectual, Accommodate, Acrimonious, Heretic, Debacle, Airraid, Tumbler, Huron, Deuce, Adult, Peck, Icon. }M.