"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 201, 25 August 1937, Page 21

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

ACROSS. I—His apprehension is not to be expected for quite an appreciable time. 4 —Claret. 9—Bring about incidentally. 10—Take for granted. —Substance found in its first part. 13 —Not to be seen. 14 —A note. 15—Result of a girl losing fifty at the start. 1" The question of the hour in four words (4, 2, 3 and 4). 20 —Stump up. 22 —Commits to memory. 24 —Might be given for a lark. 26—Make happy. 27—Left at the end of the sentence. 28 —Even Bradman would tell you this approaches a good score. 29 —Little England and part of Scotland absorb attention. 30 —Rejected on examination. DOWN. I—Rough to be always inside in such fine weather. 2—Was without. 3—Grape fruit? s—Neckwear. 6—Tincture of opium. 7 —Central heat was a feature of this building long before the days of hot water pipes. B—Having insight. ll—Anything from a duel to an assembly for worship. 12 —Won't do for the man who can't stand reading. 15—Serpent. 16 —Those retiring in rotation are not necessarily. 18—Open-air art-gallery, but a wartime offence. 19—Momentary view walks haltingly in-

side. 21—Held in contempt. 23—01 d weapons are here presented, but nevertheless they carry arms. 24—A plant. 25 —The inhabitants of this foreign town are in luck, surely. (f)

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