"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 280, 26 November 1938, Page 14 (Supplement)

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

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NOTE.—The figures in parentheses denote the numfber of letters in the -words required.

ACROSS. 20—A trebled foot (4). 3—A tomb of State (10). 21—A doubled hand (4). jj. 23 —Dishonour clearly has met upset (5). 10—Material for a pudding and the end ojl „ A , , gro\ys from the beginning (10). -"■ tory pupil (anag.) (10). 11—Musical instrument (4). 30—Hue (4). 12—On loan only, apparently (10). 17—A blackish mole? (5).

31—Not * help t* > keeping *in good shape (10), 32—Out of the ordinary (4). 33—"A grouse <*f* (aaac4 •(£?). DOWN. I—ln this town abroad there is no lack of air (5). 2—ln the heat-of battle he may-be carried away (8). 3—The pigment that ?*peet-the "brave'#"* mother (6). 4—A source of jet (8). s—This5 —This is only skin deep (•). 6 —One of a school eight? (6). 7—This keeps things going at the local regatta (6). 13—Is it ever a yoong seedling? (5). 14—Obviously 2 down- will ■be --for- a time (5). 15—Scottish loch (4). 16—Earth introduces the morning (4). 18—May be a note returned to sender (4). 19—Vessel (4). 22 —One of the essential factors of 1938 (8). 24—Favourite part of 20 across that sometimes went off successfully (6). 25—The initial vessel is no doubt often found in this part of the house (6). 26—British warships are still at this (6). 27—Many travellers second paxt in the first part, it is natural (6). 28—One may change to this stout fellow (6). 29—An additional payment (5). (SWMfc LAST SATURDAY'S SOLUTION, (SNI9)