"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 21 September 1938, Page 23

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

ACROSS. I—Thoee of high station go over in station (two words—s, 5). ft—Fish (4). 10—Anxiety about a number cut up (5). 11—Because of thie many equeakers have narrow squeaks (9). 12—The Oriental trend (8). I*—A ringing direction, often (5). 15—A production of the poet he may not like pluralised (7). 17 —Disjointed chatter (7). 19— The seal lost hie head and swallowed a sea bird (7). 21—This ship may take one to Oxford (7) 22—Shells are made of it (5). 24—What the lost want sounds like a sth ball (8). 27—Weave from neat relic (9). 28—Xot without flavour thanks to a bit 29—A politician confused in 30 acroee ii) 30—We don't want love from a fowl tut we do ask this (10). DOWN. I—One can hardly deliver this without moving a foot (4). 2—An tii.set island started this account (9). 3—A linen article may be made from these (5). 4—Heraldic position (7). s—Xo, Quakers are not particularly- liable to do this (7). 7—One can hardly say a good word for it (5). 8—"I do try pose" (anag.) (10). 9—Haste with final repair (8). 14—To do this is part of modern car design (10). Lft— An earthquake might ruin him, but the ground rents would do him good (8). 18—A black and white production, possibly (9). 20—The elephant's trunk cannot be eo described (7).

21—What the waiter may wait for. jrratuity included (7). 23—Bird male that annoys farmers (5). 25—When one m%y be sorry (5). 26—It may not hurt* to have hooka in them (4). (ggi)

TUESDAY'S SOLUTION. (620) ACROSS.—Decreasing, ieie, carpenters, area, deeper, enlist, stenographer, Gainsborough, sphere, crease, even, littleone*, last, repeatedly. DOWN , .—Decode, Carmen, element, efte, >ero, straight, smatters, anna, ingot, aglow, eggshell, lighters, sure, garment, banned, measly, vile, stye.