"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 152, 30 June 1939, Page 15

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

ACROSS. I- Xo, one is not forbidden to moke any noise in this place for stores (9). & -Nationality I desire in two languages (6). I" Tasted wrong, 'tis said (61. II - "Double, double and trouble" ("Macbeth") (4). 12—A chapel mentioned in the Bible (8). A&— Aid to help otte see where to* put the wine at first (9).

TESTS FOR OUR READERS.

15—Thin in a dog makes it most affectionate (3J. 16—One of the felines (6). 13—" O. what a tangled we weave when first we practise to deceive" (Scott; {»). 21—This name suggests china or Soccer (7). 22—Dress (7). 2*-T»o MRB he^»)26—Attadt, not nfc-eeaMnly by a highway-n--ar («). 2^-One of tibe tw***e (?>-

31—European country (9). 32—An oriental boat (8). 34—This kind of decoration is a mere nothing for father to get on with (4). 35—Could this describe a cheating blonde? («). 36—Cook uses this for flavouring (6). 37—"Roads" may be misleading (9). DOWX. 2—A bird tackled this d«Hcaey (6). 3—Historical novelist (6). 4—Valuable metal (6). s—We thought it this when our gate waa broken (7). 6—A big example of half 13 across (9). 7 —Archaic moreover (.Humour, Harry!) (6). B—Popular hobby, lately prominent (9). 9—Sail (3). 14 —Town of France (4). 17 —Putting, not on the green, but in the shade (9K 18— "Sad escape" (anag.l (9). 19 —Much the same as the head of 7 down (3). 20—This tree is common at the seaside (3). 23—Leather (41. 25—A Roval siipporter (7). 27—Distant (6). 28—Bird <6). 29—An old man who might help an angler (61. 30—Old-fashioned gambling (6). 33—Part of an agreement (3). (PJ3O) THURSDAY'S SOLUTION. (HJ») ACROSS.—Macabre, safer, ago, rugs, none, reaping, merge, idled, scandal, ear, art. overloads, bid, low, tie, mane, due, cartridge, sit, set, abutter, metre, levee, elision, area. dais, eve, psalm, resided. DOWX—*larigold, aged, coal, bridal, run, eggs, anent. ford, engaging, reel, peers, mars, cadets, rotate, vouchers, ewe, air, bad. deepened, mites, cite, remiss, steal, slap, uvea, rear, tied, rove, lie.