"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 231, 30 September 1935, Page 17

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

» | f aaaaa ■ — across. > I—Not the additional number that may suggest trousers, that's just the puzzle. s—Radio de France. 7—Might well be caned for hopping it so. 9—The devil indeed, to deprive either , side of their advantage. 11—Whose role was that of man and horse . combined. IS—Sounds some would say a bit Scotch : in countenance.

14—One of the Spurs? ' 15 —Alter such sign and you may have to cater differently. Ift—Stick on the ship and try to box a bit. 18—Means nothing in itself but an addition might suggest a conqueror. 20 Why not provide a knight-errant, seeing our friend requires a row.' 23—Fruitful of trouble, in every sense ot 24—As 6 about' Scotland Yard bitter things are in prospect.

26—In any such measure, can't it be fiftyfifty for a finish? , , , 27—Had too much of it; shows what water can do! DOWN. l_Why incline the head to any Spanish 2—the time being largely negative up to a point. .. , 3—You've only to change your lme to make it right. 4—Thus father spoils the bcotcm , s—ln the West Countree. 6 —The essence of liberty. B—Well in the middle of things. 10—Certainly anything but unhealthy. 12—Quite a blight idea in the way of 13 No incentive to the girl to grab, thats just your error! 17 —Likely to frighten one to death, yet our friend makes the most of it. 19—Both above and below I get on with the vegetable. -u„ oi There's a pronounced difference between the heavy material and the van. 22—Why should father liave to go for the 25—Just 6 a penny provides the tiniest morsel of land. W FRIDAY'S SOLUTION. ACROSS. — Boyhood, Bala, Mentone, Plan, Peg, Leave, Ozone, Wag. Mite, Rampant, Gong, Stinted. -n-,.,, DOWN' —Over, Hits, Ounce, Galleon, Painter, Plumage, Casting, Pew, Gog Avast, Span, Once. W SATURDAY'S SOLUTION. ACROSS.—Banner, Abel, Cameos, Spin, Essence, Aeon. Gas-lamp, Ajar, Stagger, Hvpo, Series, Rare, Archer. DOWN. —Back, Name, Eros, 80-peep, Lining, Esparto, Sea-legs. Scamper, Rather, Gasper, dear. Rich. Yser. (b)