"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 193, 16 August 1941, Page 12

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE

ACROSS I—lntent to deceive, not heresy (two words—3. 5) s—Goings—Going up like money (6) 9—Document that looks like father's fun (8) 10 —This skilled worker is a better man physically (6) 12—A mechanical turnspit (Have a cigarette. John ?) (fl) 13—A damaging bit of writing (5) 14 —The fuss that suggests action (4) 16—Valour (7) 19 —This makes a hair mop (7) 21 —Collision on the water that sometimes only one crew has tried to avoid (4) 24—Crouch (5) 25—A workman working (9) 27—Scottish official (6) 28—Yet this crew may have been well fed (8) 29 —The standards of Rome once (6) 30—Describes the cleanliness of the white billiardball (8) DOWN I—Sort of road those with some influence may travel 16} 2—An opponent of democracy (61 3 —More than sufficient (5) 4—An ex-3 down of Nature's violence (7) 6 —The accommodation is not yet exhausted if there is this port of the house (9) 7—The concern of a food controller (8) B—A this cyclist might nerform great feats, but not on this cycle (8) 11 —Basket work that may contain honey (4) 15—Differently from a white rose (9) 17—Friendly message following a friend overseas (8) 18—A fine fish in Scotland but far from peaceable (8) 20—Hall from a vessel (4) 21 —It dosen't mean disaster tor schools when they do this (two words —5. 2) .12—These cattle are hard to manage (6) 23—Some land to produce melons (8) 26—One anagram of "to all" (5) (SAI6) FRIDAY'S (AUGUST 15) SOLUTION Across.—l Solution. 5 Idiots. 9 Hat-trick. 10 Prised, 11 Sporadic. 13 Floral. 14 Daw. 16 Screen. 19 Step out, 20 Hearty. 21 Sol. 26 Pagoda. 27 Regicide. 28 Action. 29 Stalwart. 30 Duress. 31 Flattery. Down.—l Schism. 2 Lotion, 3 Tarmac. 4 Orchid. 6 Derelict. 7 Observer. 8 tsiae-line. 12 Camphor. 15 Sty. 16 Sun. 17 Shipyard. 18 Laughter. 19 Studious, 22 Lentil. 23 Millet. 24 Pirate. 25 Sentry. (FAIS)