Crossword Puzzle

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 138, 13 June 1941, Page 9

Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS s—The rise and fall of this amusement are simultaneous (6) B—lt8 —It might sustain those who loaf In the tropics (10) 9—ln stout company it goes down well (6) 10—Old stock phrase to stimulate sale? (10) 11—Lamb's essay for medico in quad (6) 12—Represents the lighter side of air raids (10) 17—If not fast it's a wash-out (3) 18—The whip hand can this with this beheaded 20 —One must have a stroke of sorts to do it (4) 22—Where to put the answer (4) 23—Is it in keeping to wear shamrock and this stone at the same time (5) 24—A slipper slipped round (3) 26 —From outside a restaurant one might see both parts through all (10) 30—Item in Sambo s drawing of a cat? (6) 31—The crew of this vessel are -soon on friendly terms (10) 32—Longed for something bright (6) 33 —Test for someihing 32 across? (10) 34—Besmear (6) DOWN I—Chaldean feature surviving in the sea (6i 2—Specimen of politician in Cheshire town (ti) 3—ls in the R.A.F. for duration (6) 4—Even in sunshine it might be this to the blase (two words—4. 3> s—This5 —This scrt of thing is hard to digest (6) 6—All the parts taken together (8) 7_XJse a hole for place of refreshment (8) 13—Cap of Capuchin? (4) 14 —.All the family share one (4) 15—A bit of poetry (5/ 16—Trees freshly arranges (5) 18 —Some li'.:e this bird smoked (4) 19 —This is apparent only on the surface (4) 20—Where some deal hammer blows and others d< their bidding <8) ~ _ v 21—Insular character with land at heart (S) 25 —Made of little more than a peanut and Ml | consumed (two words— 5. 2) 26—in some newspaper office# they'll have a column on this (6) 27—A hearty variation (fi) i ?8 —Tnclinc to fhed <6> 29 —The best aid to credulity (6) (FJU)