"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 243, 13 October 1936, Page 17

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

' ACROSS. 1 As to structure, it's a definite change for the better. , ®—Payment doesn't sound so low. 10—Trees that might be frightened. 11—in all respects. 13 —Walks about in kitchens. 14 —Frail ensign in extremities. 15—Seemingly superfluous remark by tocher to child who is present. 17— Ilie dean should be able to read it like a book. 19—The miser would find it hard to stand it. ~2 l'requent accompaniment of bounds. 24—Learned chaps? Grating that is a little more than one kind of cook provides. of thing you can't stick. 29—Inspires. 30 After this, ties become last century. 31 lract of country you may ignore after an upheaval. 32 Kind t(iat rots when it comes apart. 33—Print. ' Down. 2—Vision?—Yes, in . . . 3—Colour and British statesman may cause you to slip up. 4—A former clue word. s—An order oi architecture. 6—A rare glove might be for a much bigger man. 7—Circle to allow a lock. , , B—Supposedß—Supposed to be a healthy spot, yet it s the source of a disease. 12—Might be a sect, but it relates to social distinction. 16—Not a species of wagtail, which would lack the necessary means of support. 18—It isn't cheap, and it's the last part makes you thoughtful. 20—Birds like quadrupeds round the wall. 21—The noes. 22 —They carry the ammunition-boxes. 23—A false-hearted foreigner. 26—Of the second class. 28—One of the few instances in which this word is right. (s) MONDAY'S SOLUTION. ACROSS. — Haystack, Soothe, Runabout, Eureka, Tenet, Shipwreck, Indulge, Ewelamb, Noiseless. Sally, Urgent, Headong, Apache, Nicotine.

TESTS FOR OUR READERS.

DOWN.—Salute, Estate, Taboo, Sketch,* Asleep, Four, Remarkably, Eyeball. Tri-* anpular, Nodding Tulle, Sieve, Ideas, Whets Lather, Sphinx, Allots, Lining, Fancy, Each.