PICTORIAL CROSSWORD.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 153, 29 June 1940, Page 6 (Supplement)

PICTORIAL CROSSWORD.

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NOTE.— The figures In parentheses denote the number of letters In the words required." ACROSS. DOWN. ! B—Might be anyone, not necessarily dead lOften broken by schoolboys but beaten (8). only once a year (6). ■9-Antonym of-transparent (6) . 2-D»c,BS a flyer in a river (6). 10— Suitable pen-name for lady historian « -p.-, ... -~ , .. v' . , • (8) Did this French writer ever start an Was this old master apt to blush! , a uetiol >? (4). (6). *—Oriental peasant (4). 14—State in which an animal was always 5— shell of little value (6). * eating (10). 6—Londoners know this road feature (6) Rough example from the craft of the No great stream but it may do much It shipwright (4). harm (4). Scottish food this probably (7). 11—He might be taking a rest in the Like the head of 14 across (7). billiard room but he is not refusing to Reproach with some cleverness (4>. play (7). 25Suitable place for deep meditation? Glut (7)'. (two words—s, 5). 14—Evergreen found in any regular but 28— county of workers (6). useful garden (7). 30—Austerity of living was far from him 15—This peninsula is . partly bad, partly (8). very good (5). Well-know* ItaEan fampOy, of old (fiU 16—Musical instrument that is partly bad j 33--Tra»-(fls • (4),

17—Method of transport that must be ran on the right lines (7). 19Pious parting wish (5). 20—The intellect of clever men (4). Oriental meal (6). This makes the tribes rouse up when disturbed (6). This great artist could never have been a cubist (6). •27-He w in the last of the sere* stages of Me (6). 29—English river familiar to gotten (4). 30—Part of 8 across (4). ~This came from the crossbow (4). (SJ29) SOLUTION TO PUZZLE SATURDAY, JUNE 22. d ACROSS.-1 High Court, « Pot up, 9 Bottom dog, 10 Upset, 11 Tensile, 12 Thin Man, 13 Sue, 14 Tear Gas, 17 Regatta, 19 Opposed, 22 Crashed, 24 Oar, 25HeeUng, 26 Unswept, 29 Carve, 30 Impartial, 31 Enemy, 32 Extra Rest. DOWN.-l Habit, 2 Get On, 3 Cooling, Undress 5 Tighter, 6 Pouting, 7 Test Match, 8 Put in Hand, 14 Toothache, 15 Apple Tree, 16 Are, 18 Ear, 20 Shiverv, wj^oo ß^ 6 ' 22 Crumpet, 23 Austria, 27 .twite, 28 To Let. (SJ22)