PICTORIAL CROSSWORD.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 159, 6 July 1940, Page 6 (Supplement)

PICTORIAL CROSSWORD.

ACROSS. I—lt may betray clothes that have been fetored away (7). s—Kind of food to tempt to gorge? (7). 9—Tool seen in a trawler (3). 10—To put hide in an outfit is taking a chance (7). 11—Encourage with hand to hand encounter (7). 12——g this dwelling quite on the level? 13 —Performed without flourish—seen to indicate fellow internally (two words— 6, 4). 15 —Sheltered part of a vessel (two words —3 ; 4)._ 17—This bird might suggest a pig if heartless (7). I®—'Trade common in the street (7). 23—Finish at college succesrfully, like a com Jin the past (two words—4, 3). 25 —Variety like genus in inception (14). 26—A monster (4). 28—One the way from abroad (two words ) • 29—It is apt to become very attached to hose (7). 30—Seen in potatoes (3). 31 —Seeing that a branch of the fighting forces is genuine (7). 32—A1l that is left (7).

DOWN. I—Cautious concoction of lace and fur (")• 2—This comes from not being 1 down (<). 3—A chilly call (4). 4—Would seem to be suitable kind of music for the Beggar's Opera (7). s—One to 11 across in a ringing way? (7) 6—Use thy poem to make void habitation (two words—s, 5).

1 —Prolong, or eztnet (two word*—4, J). Denizens of a park, perhaps (two words—3, 4). Is for air mostly, but here's no lock a it (10). I®—Mixed in 1 down (3). IS—Bird (3). 19—German money more robust within 20—A disappointment to his backers, bo oonbt (two words—4, 3). 21—Coaxing the favourite (7). chSs? (7). amm,d ft"* P** •**-«• * %hteT '* P° eitio " Hwo is a place for acts (7). Date mixed in 32 across (4). (BJ6) SOLUTION SATURDAY. ACROSS—B Somebody, 9 Odhm, 10 Aigdurt, 12 Ruben* 14 {g 25IwL 2 » Twit, 50 *>»** * i*£St TN t ,' Pt> ' 14 Arhijtu »- 15 Sinai, I? 19 Adieu, 20 5 27