"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 90, 16 April 1940, Page 13

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

- r> •v • ACROSS. o—Suitable occupation for anyone (7). a—Furnish in a pliant way (6). B—A whiner on the range, but the end'® —"P half 1 down, and ha* kept was a demon on the court (,S). many * parent up half the night (5).

11—"In the glen" (anag.) (9). 13 —Is back in the middle, and Dot without reason (8). 14—Trade announcement (6). 17 —This is not still in 20 across (3). 19 —Can be dug out of 31 across (3). 20—Only a baby storm (<3>. 23—It might be influenza (8). 36—It describes a fisherman"* 12 down, but the fisherman would hardlr sav ao! (9). 28—A period back that saw many a conflict (5). 29 —Quite a row; no wonder the dog ru back right at the start (7). 30—A reward for an early settler (8). 31—Singular feature of a bungalow (6). DOWX. I—Flower1 —Flower (6j. 2—Bill's relation (7). 3—The lad} - who said "I don't believe it" when she saw the giraffe, was certainly this (9). I—This creature believes in internal comfort (61. s—Kastern cutter (8). 6—lt helps many a poor creature to liide a tear (5). 7— Rabbit* make good use of them (two words—l, 4). 12—Sec 26 across (3). 15—No bracing air nhie (two words—l, 5). 16—A water-way (8). 18—Could make Lily ours, apparently, but is false (8). 21—This is tossed about in 4 down (3). 22—"Time's up" (anag.) (7). 24—What shopkeepers reckon to make, with the end of it (6). 25—One could hardly, in justice, say to such a pnwa "So vou won't talk, eh?" <6). I'* only needs this to make him an artist (5). ,MAl.il FRIDAY'S SOLUTION. ACROSS.—Subway. <3, vipo. lobelia, rip, adores, accede, tenet, j.ly. lea. ,nd. tar, purr, seconded, depreciates. dissents, j«am, see. won. act. bus. plant, crocus MJder, her. revolve, essays, emerge. DOWX.—St-ntod. hlnnd. wore, abetter*, yes, dial, racy, prelude, eider, spears, den, pPocew. aces. pets. spin. nine, dadepalm, editors, apache, entree, acres, wader, one, bury, uses, live, roe. IFA 12)