"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 150, 26 June 1937, Page 32 (Supplement)

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

TESTS FOR OUR READERS.

ACROSS. I—Apparently, all coronets can be made to go round the neck U»o words. 4 and 7). 9 —l here seems to lie no organ in this Far Eastern town (7). 10—Kind of scout (o). 11 —Rag mostly red u>>. 12—Fortune ai present you won't find outside India (7). 13 ~~ A rose does and roses mav compose them 161. Jf~ Edited two lSth century magazines 161. 18—Tells one where dotted lines arc (71. 20—1 here's a brief autumnal opening to this composition (3). 22—May give , j se ~, :i st . illv ,-, ( 23 —This the h;;bit. who smokes a ciuar with this! (7). 24—In callous fashion, being naive-heaitcd DOWN". 2—Half a score, or the singer who owns it (5). 3—t nines before one every day <7) 4—Public sclio-d (6i. • ,_ -A London theatic i.h. 6-liicome of » s.nt: never goes up to begin with {'). « —No «ooi!-ten,|,eieil vain in the >i.!e familiar to dressmakers (two winds ."i and 6). B—A boat we In in- might tun, t( , bulbing (]] i. 14—Only man that counts in a hoxiii'niatch 171. 16—It surely wouldn't be natural for these eoic warriors to use avoii dupois weight \J— Attack a donkey and be unwell (61. I»—One of a number in flight i.ji. 21—Thank goodness, this kind of wave i« not a permanent one! 151. (a 9i

THURSDAY'S SOLUTION—(a 12). ACROSS.—Phis Fours, Loam. Swivel tj.ve, "shot,.Enter. Awning. Saucer, Chans. peseta, \ours. Wrap, Stevedore, Yell, grotesque. DOWN".—Law n. Save. Obion?. Rhvnjes. Ssophocles. Amsterdam, Hatchwavs. Incapable. Entry, Rates, Sorter, Privet. Odes. Lrdu.