COMPETITIONS CORNER.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 29, 4 February 1935, Page 15

COMPETITIONS CORNER.

ACROSS. I—A Northerner, of course! 4 —Whether account's current or any other current they usually have them between them. T—Possibly rather loud in a material sense, but it's certainly come to stop 9—Don't say us nay, but rather withdraw. 11—With such in the room, should need no other furniture. 12—Yes, as corrected we mean to have another shot. 13—Stars maybe, and fallen stars at that. 14—Too singularly conducive to a higher walk of life. 17—Any mother would bewail her boy being involved in such a "flare up." 20—If you do it, it's all that's required of you. 31—Still he has -to his credit that infernal masterpiece of his. 22—So men revert to signs and portents of the times. 23—Merits. 24—Not essentially Yorkshire terriers! DOWN. I—French river. 2—Uses the teeth to cut the contents. 3—May find it in the river all right, though it's not water but wine. 4—Never really sharp with us, however g'Spoken.

TESTS FOR OUR READERS.

s—She5 —She certainly lias the name of making a home. (j—Obviously eye-sores in every sense o£ the word. B—Some allowance must be for the fello<v producing such floral adornment. 10—Our own classic version of a cure-all. 14—Quite a number in the team never meant to go straight. 15—Hardly an out-and-out good shot. 10 —From a dozen to a score, both inclusive. 17 —Very short distance to walk. 18—Parts of the ships being thus shown up as somewhat too highly polished, 19—Scents of all sorts have their points of appreciation. ( s )