"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 192, 16 August 1938, Page 17

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

TESTS FOR OUR READERS. '

ACROSS. DOWN. I—More furious in being puzzling. I—An animal to worry one. 9—French leave. 2—ln anger I find an Apparition. 10 —Part of a house for the draughtsmen? 3 —The toiler changes to be alow in 11—Stand with facility before fifty. A 1 ? 0 7 lnK " , * n u j jvi li. . A bore may become eager here. 14—Ends sound like the tributaries of 5 press a suit a Devonshire river. &—Grouse for p'x»™ r l«. 16—The commoner the better. 7—The isle of fiction. 19—Sounds like a quartet of overseers. B—"Ship shape" found in an English city. 21 —Prate, in one way—you can make 12—Is this how Geneva would punish a light of it. wrongdoer? 23—You will consent here that this is a 13—You can see air here. What could be change of 4. simpler? 24—Gathering of the bunches. 15 —Shipping danger. 25—Over. 16—It is upset in the same -way. at 11 and 29—Out of date. 13. 31 —Arithmetician of the serpentine world. 17—Cautioned to end war in one way. 35 —Acting on the spur of file moment. 18—Strict.—Always in a southerly direc36—Mates forms sides here. tion. 37—Pottery—you may find a new art here. 20—Hiis man may be sat on.

22—Free. 26—Movement. If# reversed in a wiAt light. _ 27—Tear in part of my eye. 28—A dog, but when decapitated it's * bird. 30—Covered stall. 31—Feline performances? 32 Is found at the head of a chapter. 33—Leave ground. 34—Accelerator of the equestrian. (Al6) MONDAY'S SOLUTION. (Als)