"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 239, 9 October 1935, Page 16

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

ACROSS. I—An epic name for a modern play (four words). 10 —Turkish name. 11—One kind of borrower. 12—Sunned skin (anag.). 13—Suitable glass for landings, perhaps. 15 —Several in the Rand are paid for. 16—Incompetent shepherdess. 18—Cut out for duty. '20—-A class of animals. 23—They won't get ripe as early here as they would inside (hidden). 24—Of Jewish authorities. 26 —Example of the style in natural architecture. 27 —Bird. 28—In disordered haste.

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DOWN. 2—Communists' American relative. 3 —Mixed loans to a simpleton for a bird (two words). 4—Nee Simon (anag.). s—Bird5 —Bird which is a disease. 6—Urges—but some are used to dissuade. 7 —ln English in Latin. B—Ancestral8 —Ancestral photograph. 9 —School of painting. 14—Seems to be the mark of a blow which we all bear for our good. 17—A regular smash while most of us sleep. » 10—Yellow sort of white. 21—Plant finished by an eagle. 22 —An artist on 13 looks likely to cut you. 23 —One of the chosen race, by the sound of him. (84)

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