"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 297, 15 December 1936, Page 16

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

ACROSS. I—Man in the advertising trade wlio does not necessarily hail from Kent. 7 —Flabby and weak. B—Ruled8 —Ruled differently and so attracted. 10 —Have a care, a palm may be broken. 11—Very catching, but certain poems contain the same in Latin. 12 —They have joint responsibilitiss. 14—A second publication. 16 —Settled upon one form of delight. 18 —Is often entertaining. 19—Male gnats are confused in this illuminating device. 21—Resist. 23 —A hearty shake? 24—-Increased. 25—Recalling what is gone, I get on the trail in the end.

DOWN. I—lt is liard to make it of some clues. 2—Delivers the "Daily Mail" from all points of the compass representative. 3—Since was about here. 4—The officer doesn't care for the sound of this bank official. s—There's shelter behind me in the thick of the fight. 6 —Flower. 7 —lt may provide only a slight reach, but they don't think so on a cruiser. 9 —Unkempt. 13—He notes when you come and go. 15—Needless advice to the meddlesome. 17 —What soldiers may do when they get there. IS—Gets a bit of his own back. 20—May evidence the views you have taken at various times. 22—What to do to a lap-dog. It's little enough across the Channel. (e)