COMPETITIONS CORNER.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 117, 20 May 1933, Page 12 (Supplement)

COMPETITIONS CORNER.

THURSDAY'S SOLUTION.

ACROSS. 3 —Bar that might bring in a littJc fortune. B—Describes locks rather loose in low land. 9 —A reptile. 10—Has no part in a bee line. 11—A spitfire might be this—if you rearrange and kindle the end. 12—Refers to the past. 13 —This 31 across for a hot dish. 14 —Artist who was evidently not a sea •wizard. 17—For fighting or lighting. 19 —How the start of 21 down is noisy. 23 —Capital sounding bounty. 27 —A shelter. 29—Mixed drink the cows like. 30 —From corner to corner. 31 —No gentle gait. 32—Neptune's assistant at water-wav-ing. 33—Haunt. 34 —A confused enchantress, by gum! DOWN. I—Rob. 2—Someone to show you how to do it. 3—lf he does not realise he isn't wanted, try being the end. 4—Like a kind of spirit. s—An old master. o—Another0 —Another old master. 7—Persuade. 13 —Nothing harmonious about this noise. 13—Falls in tha darkness, silently.

TESTS FOR OUR READERS.

IC—Town that considers a ball not in its sphere. 18 —English river. 20—"Cocoa's in" (anag.). , . , 21—Evidently the heather on a Scottio l isle makes a scholar of sorts. 22—Useful when 32 across is, naturally, absent. . , 24 —Suggested name for an airman s club. . 25 —What the poor comedian should if be did. 26—Just the car for Tommy Tucker. | 28—Small part of a city that would Wcomo a whole one if curtailed. ( >

ACROSS. — Issue, Auburn, Holly, Groat, Andrew, Hatless, Jw e, -> Altar, Hogarth, Debacle, Zeal, < Undress, Lights, Idaho, Squib, MfW. Cheese, Beret. . , DOWN. —Laugh. Abbot, Brute, Wa'in, Inherit, Stowe, Uplift, Bally, A' ' L ' Assouan, Callous, Hazard, Harsh, -< hi bit, Plague, Slime, Dight, Easel, oo - > Hath. ' '