COMPETITIONS CORNER.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 118, 21 May 1934, Page 17

COMPETITIONS CORNER.

TESTS FOR OUR READERS.

ACROSS. B—Though only in a baby-car, Paris s—Prim old party indeed, but full of must call me Sire. spirit for all that. 9—Can you think of a simple number the hurry that creates g<> fitg cagei the temper.

11 —Such letters distinguish the packet in which they travel. 12 —Good old saving, no name, no packdrill! 13—These clues often are, they're intended to be. 15—He is only what he does, hence his winter quarters have been lyrically called in question. 16 —Pa's changed somewhat, now suggests water as a cure. 17 —Such summons you'll discover finds nobody absent. 19 —Nosy possibly, though not in the nasty sense. 20—Give' over in fact the entire produce. DOWN". I—Takes an age to fix up where the contest should be. 2 —Over and above his present title the compiler himself admits being a, mischievous devil. 3 —Pick up the rug and you'll have something to put on your head. 4—Details or no, in itself it's upholding me. 6—Chief idea being possibly the interest thereon. 7—lnjuriously losing our head and possibly getting Mary full! 10 —Not a friend at all, many of you men being so changed. 11 —Call him a, second Bill if you like, but don't call him rod-head! 13—Following which the name is likely an assumed one. 14—Can't you arrange your words correctly, even if only for a time? 17 —Vessel of decided "possibilities. 18—Is up ten but four less down. (r) SATURDAY'S SOLUTION. ACROSS. —Alternative, Kim, 'Forbear, 8 Orate, Stilt, Layer, Logic, Deadmcn, Ail, Extensively. DOWTSF. — Acknowledge, Tammany, r Rifle, Arras, Ire, Erratically, Ingrate, Roman, Lundi, Apt. (<oi