COMPETITIONS CORNER.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 205, 31 August 1933, Page 23

COMPETITIONS CORNER.

ACROSS. I—A great Victorian poet. 6—Cattle, and even men, are thus secured. 9—You may. be this with terror or grief. 10—The illusionist's work looks

11 —Gets down. 12 —An occupation for the agriculturist. 13 —This puzzle may be one. 14 —England once lay under this. 16—A cheese for the epicure; 10—Sw: et. 21 —A recorder of fame.

23—Scrutinise. 25 —Somewhat annoyed apparently noisily. 26—Here you sincerely flatter. 27 —Gets deservedly and sometimes not. 2S—Brings to being—not workmen, though they fit the spaces. DOWN. I—ln this city of Europe is a place of rest. 2—These often mean emphasis. 3—Such a trade is a dreadful description of a soldier. 4 —Receding. s—lrish patriot. * 6—The army man is quite in order. 7—A well-known composer. B—Those who enjoy the work of 7 down are presumably this to hear it. 13 —Transport of previous eras. In —Nearing a fall. 17 —A famous warship that did warn. 18 —A complaint. 19—This animal is hardly like the living part of it. religious figure of authority. 22 —This may be a brick. 24—These will hold water. (o)