"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 135, 10 June 1935, Page 13

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

ACROSS. 6—Mainly bitter, but plenty of drink of all kinds we should say. 7—Horse and weapon in one, what more do you want? &—Hence the pull of our 'Varsities in sport.

Tests For Our Readers.

g_Form of regard that it'e largely proper to return. ll_"Why look for a quarrel—the door's not shut (so they say!) 12—In other words, you can have it for nothing and it's not difficult, so make yourself quite at home. 16—Mineral crossword compilers can

ill be without. 17 —When it's up against you, never move! 20—Who so changed and in what way? 21 —Fellow many sailing parties run into' on the coast. 22—Rectangular figure indeed, but never a square. DOWN. I—Many students, indeed, would love to give it the "go-by." 2—To think that anything so "shady" should give iis pleasure. 3—Style of dialling with which no Scotsman might sound as being in agreement. 4—Either put an end to the fight or otherwise scratch. s—Not quite using evjsry method every time. 10—On oar average footing it's only one of five. 13 —In the case of a boy seems a legitimate excuse. 14—Cut down one-half or, better etill, shun the lot. 15 —In one article only I render the Scots .their own. 17—Only a matter of exchange in the vulgar tongue. 18 —Surely a bird it would be easy to swindle. 19 —Undo had his choice, and what's the result? (p)