"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 72, 27 March 1937, Page 12 (Supplement)

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

TESTS FOR OUR READERS. \ ! NOTE. —The figures la parentheses denote the number of letters in the words required. ACROSS. 16—Normal (7). I—Sad, this work of a flirt (13). 17—English river for golfers (4). 10—A bad person this, but bad in vain 'B—Metal which 11 across may take (4). (7). 19—This is set up only to be knocked 11—One in authority (7). down (7). 12—Commonly played the fool upsetting a 20 —Two prepositions make a famous doc dagger (6). (4). 15—A sufferer (6). 22—Refuse (4).

24—Here ra want all -Oak ia ywflh (7). 38—A Mohammedan religions leader (f). 27—1 Part of the solar ijitw (I). 30—Any tins (uu|.) (7). 31 —Dnc that sounds lib a aiaa (7). 32—If this ia good apparafly the flock BMt have good can aa nB aa good floocca (13). nomr. 3—That hit of poet«y ia which tha one wooden shoe cornea (7). 3—An unsound hind of hone tha froa the aooad (6). 4—Not the owner of bat the stopper ia the bungalow (4). B—Waa he aoro when npast froa hia pedestal? (4). 6—African half tree (6). 7—A Christmas present that is sftea spotted (7). B—This exaggeration is not part « »«• tailed account of a Test match (13). I—A liqueur (three words) (5, 2, •). 13—This O.T. character waa certainly 1 across (7). 14—In this town of New Zealand there appeaxa to be aeaside noiss (7). 15—Different (7). 21—The favourite plant of the tanadar? (7). 23—Wise motorists use this in dangerous circumstances (7). 24—Golfer'a dab («). 26—Not a eat bat a rifle (6). 28—Sounds like more than one of a Wt* in the yesterday's paper (4). 29—The beginning of the English sapsaaion (4). (a)