COMPETITIONS CORNER.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 150, 28 June 1933, Page 16

COMPETITIONS CORNER.

ACROSS. I—Now the lights go out. s—Heavenly. 9 —Fowl of the scafl'olcl. 10 —Vis-a-vis'of the artists. 12—Sale men (anag.). 14—Sarcastic. 10 —liog with a beast in it. 15 —Big wild flower.

20—Prefix of cxccss. -I—Lower. -!—Shot at a frog. This ecclesiastic seems to be both before and after. •j!—Scottish dignitary. •'! 2 —Blameworthy. 33—Recognise. o-t—Conditions of landholding. oo—Cony Tur ever.

TESTS FOR OUR READERS.

DOWN. I—Flower1 —Flower of the orchard. 2 —Sirius. 3 —Ailment. 4—The I man. 5—A question comes before this. C—Wrong sort of smile. 7—Saddler (anag.). B—This gentleman's opinion is valuable in law. 11—Breakfast ventures in bacon. 13—Chemical for the soil. 15—Push. 17—This, with 19 down, makes a beginning for a flock. 19—An animal that sounds personal. 21—Lay down. 22—Politicians are always trying to do this with the burden of taxation. 23—Godparent. 25—Usually a two-penny document. 20 —Pagans. 27 —Postman's knock. 29 —Science of morals. 30—When the moon is distant. (t) TUESDAY'S SOLUTION. ACROSS.—Dorset, Abrogate, Midair, FalstafT, Bolshevik, Icing, Linkman, Noah, Brig, Crevice, Toads, Lubricant, Pilferer, Aspire, Appetite, Newton. DOWN.—Dumbbell, Redolent, Edith, Bracken, Obstinate, Arabic, Effigy, Ivan, Maresnest, Bigamist, Bestrewn, Gilbert, Cube, Utopia, Wallop, Issue. (s)