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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 156, 3 July 1940, Page 13

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Special Value: *«/0 Kiridtafitck % Stevens ul "The Bargain House on Broadway," NEWMARKET, AUCKLAND, S.E.I -*'!• OHDERB WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION , * M "' ,M,,^,M S»aS»»aeßaßß»a»aOaejaaa»Baße»M CC /I m M ** «• ■■■* Mnn. » ._ 18 —Request from one who is puzzled? (7). STAR CROSSWORD PUZZLE. 'tn™° rrlFl -, • 23—More than a plot in Scotland (o). 26—Quadruped (3). iMaWaSi iS'iiA » 1 . . ... 27 —Gin too, Doc. makes a fine pick-me-up (two words—4, 5). 31—Hardly a star on the stage (5). ■ 1 I 17 I 32—The builder's man carries it (3). I I I I I I ■■■ 1 I I I I 33—Without remainder (7). _^~—laaßaal-"*— —•— "^ — t° ttve J°r of many wartime secrets pav Eo PJ H I "^ — ' ow ' < ' own place to put a fellow, this J ( .1 I aVJ fl I II I I I "*"—''Back to the front" is the motto of 1 11 | I S \ 1 I I e warrior who would this (two. 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DOWN.—Drollish, robe, avengers, west, 9—Heat as in nonsense (5). 16—Put a ring in it to make it resilient £ re> gravel, severeness, girt, ala,<, peg, 10—Many when thin think more charitably, (3). Eden, vent, evaporates, chop, wily, sit, and hsvnish. this (7). 17—An entertaining lady, but has nothing leg, adulates, descends, rarest, beat, tips. 11—Part of your •hoes (8). *o boas* from end to beginning (5). sere, wrap, ramis, tone, tie, bee. (TJ2) BagßSgg-gff— , . . ■ » ' x '^^ K^ j£ PETER j^ )* LwM sßk J vl ) FAMOUS PAINTER IMMORTALIZED THE fv I H EtS:' Taal V*\ Wh** Uly pamtrd the beauties of Charles IV s Court «-n I B\ Wm< vj'// hi captured forever the transparent of the Mfl rdBB Br/BB ■■ t'f) woman than the modern uses \] I % bt * aa aa t «* t s !■ *i SOAP ;