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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 139, 15 June 1938, Page 24

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ACROSS. I—Are weather reports issued from this part of the ship? (10). 6 —Refuse (4). 10 —A Scottish bird? (5). 11—First a quarrel, then a noise—altogether bad behaviour? (9). 12 —Pain he begins and finishes (8). 13 —Part of Arabia has a wrong start (5). 15—A bar, but not a bar to promotion for 21 across (7).

17 —Unnecessary advice to the sea from a cutter (7). 19 —"Tine run"' (anaj:.) (7). -I—His arms are not always for embrace* (7). - - A kind or cutter (5). -4~ Water will this a sponge (8). -7 It this is bad one might miss the post (9). 28—Quash (. r >). 29 —A key to knowledge (4). 30—It may be paying, and it might bring the house down! (10).