"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 114, 17 May 1938, Page 17

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

NOTE.—The figures in parentheses Uenote ACROSS. I—Deceitful reference to the rapid jrrowth of a West London suburb (.hyphen 6 and 7). 7—Man o' war (9). 9—A peculiar finish for one you don't believe (4.1. 10— The only fish, so to speak (4). 11—Legal right from the Nile (4). 14 —Circles, but after her they would swim in the sea (5). 16—Animal; you find many in the pound .(5), I

tlie- number of letters iu the words required. 17—Thw little bird will be a wise one .-rum day (5,. . IS that can he mfule ol o:l (an.itrr.im ' [51. 10 -The head and tail oi" this j.aem mialit appr;u- le'iiiii'i.mt when j'"U pronounce it l">). 21—A famous beau i4l. 24—You "II c« t no cain from a pound and. fome s-ilver with nothing betwpen i4i. 26 —The referee keeps an e>e on this horse I 14). I 27—He wouldn't mind if historv did repeat I jteeliJ (9j. 1

"-S —Aβ to running in this, a proom is always necessary at the start—unless Deborah i≤ much upset (.tw'o words, 6 and ~). DOWX. 1— Provides the haids with suits (61. 2—South African who turns a garment (4;. 3—Praise once was a lot upset '5). 4—An instruction to call up is quite a^ ri<iht during the previous day (3,1. s—Reposes without any foundation (41. (> —If this forciirii < <>iiTiTi> isn't prosperous, it sounds fat anyhow ><ii. 7 —lntrepid, with a considerable number but without .i c-rrtai:- Nation (ft). 8-Yale ba.k tini>he» thi> old sonp (BJ. 12—"Wlir-lr \"fi]ice -at >t.;Tc. throned on ho !i-;i,dr.-d . . ." ißyron) (5). ■ 13 -Smiu-tl :ii_ Irtwcen A and G. but with one i.\i I'liiion in two parts (i). ' ].*> In a i-!i<'i t time i4l. i IS—Tlic "torture*"' have been before vou TV tllTll I'jl. JO -.A townsman's name lor countrymen ; |6'. j 22—C";rn a violinist do it for a 13 down misplaced? '51. 23_lt'.- playrd on board (nearly hall a detnee apart i i.ii. ■25 -A .-i-n <-f hcalinp. bu: arrording -' ceitain unionist print iplp; '4,;. o(j_f) n( . o f nature'* weapons i 4 . [L 2)