"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 234, 3 October 1935, Page 27

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

ACROSS. 2—Religious dialogue. o—Royalo—Royal song in Rumania. 10— Famous Athenian. 11 —Crime which suggests a negro. 12—Ben Ezra was one. 13—Are in fens. vide the answer. In—Shall we? These people seem to pro--I(l—Some do this in the dock. 17—Found,, of course, at the bottom ot their classes. "O—Over.

22—Full of holes even when mended. 23—Suitable herb to grow round a sun-

24— was the noise of conflict." 25 —I have given the car a brief final examination, and I certainly hope to win to-morrow. (Hidden.) 28 —There is an artist here or in bed. 29 —Hidden in clue to 25. 31—When there is a disturbance you will find me on the sheltered side. 33—Change given to a native for choice. 34_A measure of wisdom. 35—Fall of paper, possiMy.

36—1 met a man with this on my way to St. JVes. 38—Often called unclean. 39—Savage. 40—Town of Ireland. 41—Crate (anag.). » 42—Killed —by the car control? DOWN. I—lndisposition.l—lndisposition. 2—Stones for mending? 3—Al is not speaking the truth, friends! 4—Sometimes receives a blot. s—Feature of the depressed. 6—Part of a horse which seems to snare the same fate as the princes in the Tower. 7—London road which does not seem to get very far. (Two words.) B—Rakish juniper. 14 "js T o pearl, which crested lortune wears." 17 —The reverse of food from the sky in the East. _ 18—Procrastination is one of time. 19—A stout point. 21—This ate to adorij. 26—Provide with a new coat—for the ancient Briton possibly. 27—Beef tin (anag.>. 29—Maltreated. 30—A high level. 32—22 do. 33—Tempt. . 37—In a concert, perhaps, but not in concert. >