"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 266, 10 November 1939, Page 11

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

ACROSS. I—Beginningl—Beginning discussion we find that Ciiii bo's upset about a facial feature. 9—'l'liey take their position behind the lines. 10- This animal begins to make a bovine call. 11—When this vessel is beheaded you'll find the way its masts, sails, etc. are arranged. 12—Headgear for a bruin's family. 14 —Take score here. 15 —Safe crossing for pedestrians. 19—In a degree, it shows how steam is adapted.

TESTS FOR OUR READERS.

21—Reduce rents. 23—Variety of wines. 24—Broken English. 25—This spectator is without a seat i seems. DOWN. 2—One way to migrate. • 3—Sale of drinks. 4—Quietened. <s—Many can answer this. 6—Animal one would not expect to se at Wimbledon. 5 7 — To sing about this wine would b terrible.

B—One form of news. 13 —If discovered at sea, he may find himself in deep waters. 16—A matter of cross words with a corner at the end. 17—It can make one dry. 18—Tliis dofi proves to be an advantage when he loses his head. 19 —Repeated instruction to a. needleworker by the sound of it—this is pretty good. 20—Rich source of personal possession. 22—Something to t-ing about. (FX10) THURSDAY'S SOLUTION. (WS9)