"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 189, 12 August 1939, Page 14 (Supplement)

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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«.» animal show itself (8). down. 1 Musical number mixed in 2 down (4). - This vehicle always suffers disturb- „ ?P ce the end (7). Unfavourable ending with tongue (7). A couple of tens in the morning as a _ rule (5). ;> ~(6)' 10m across a s far as time goe« letters make an animal (5). ,A~S ;lving a c ?'"tain shape <o). 0 ° of this would look like a disc (two words—4, 4). —Oonldn't t» e better He is this of course bv reason of hia occupation (G). Count as more unfeeling f6). ,;> —For hazard make peace iS). J5 Refreshing 2(V—Where a lover has this lie doesn't w 1 j n t to turn out to be the man the Irving the flavour, thank's to a bee's effort (7). r '7—H c might be nearer (6). —Town of Japan ol—Xo to (5). — —Well-known politician (4). CSAI2) SOLUTION TO PUZZLE, SATURDAY, AUGUST