"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 294, 12 December 1935, Page 24

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Tests For Our Readers.

ACROSS. I—Temporaryl—Temporary footing for those at crossniirnnsw! , . , -10 The exit and entrance are m reference to a regular course of action. 11—Is in the- realm of vivid authorship.

12—A tenth—and a system. 13-Al ]i insect and a nibbled vegetable for a Shakespearean character. 14—Recount all you can tell of this 6hamcful and egregious escapade (hidden). 15-Xot so Wh after shortly referring to a religious season.

18—It is something new to S't 31 r [ astic reception at tlic'tavern. j|> 21—Flower-extract holder oa ti s j7 table. 23—1, in rage (anag.). _ , 25—Tortuous wit to William is a "|l edged weapon. , J||§ 26—Medical encouragement to ® fcSf 27—Garment for: an anaemic'd» IJI i l '- 28 —A fresh outbreak gav- |' raw extract, by the' soiind i ; 'down:-'' 2 —Staff which strikes .as soon «'|p ployed. Sv' •" 3 —Refractor}* bodies? •;* 4—lt sounds like a glacial P ar ® ° s—What attracts a bee into t» ||| s ' lec *' • • i den* 1 !!!! 6—A short teatise extensively g| 7—Small but inflated Scottish c *Jkgg B—System of "the industrial'com 4,ji the workers' point of vie • ggi 9—lt cannot be done! ■ ■■ 16—Tie its cog (anag.). , J|17 —Sounds as if it , we ?L n Bl droppers do on this side19—Educated on the railway. p-» 20—Marine arms, collectively W R| 22— A quarter-pint, that i«i 10 (j 2*-Sh™b. - 1 WEDNESDAY'S SOLU TI ° N |