STAR CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 205, 30 August 1941, Page 15

STAR CROSSWORD PUZZLE

ACROSS I—Bathers know these dealers in accessories (11) 7—The steeplejack at work cannot well thus tate a nap (two words—4. 3) B—A8 —A weight, the fruit encountered (7) 10—What candidates taking their viva should show after it 14) 11 —Criminal (5) 13—They could always find '.his to drink in monastic establishments (4) 15—Not a bright example in the world ol fishes (3)

17—A packman but not in the rugger serum <6» 19—In close order (6) 20—A fit of the sulks (7) 21 —A pair longways (6) 23—Stalky character <6> 25—Obviously only a part of the harness <3» 27—This expedition may end at some falls <4> 28—Port of Spain (5> 29—A word of agreement from those in favour m--32—You rmn get home in 24 hours in this par: o! Africa (7) 33—Joint (7) 34—Diana tends to be unwilling (11)

DOWX I—A stag may be tills by the stalker and jrt all of one colour <7> 2—The time of the treat strike (4) 3—No light beam lor a big building (f) 4—Use <6> s—Tennyson invited her into the tardea CO 6—Retribution (7) 7—Words beginning with h are often thii by even kindly Cockneys <11) 9—He. she. or it is proverbially bo company (tti mores—s. €> 12—Lacking vigour (7) 14—Burdened (5) 1C —Poctic shrines (5) 18 —This In ants are larger creatures (3) 19—Unpleasant 19 across people (3) 23 — "Heeding" <anag.) <7> 24—A gland (7) 25—Indian trader or tree . (6) 26 —One anagram of silent (6) 30—Bock of the O.T. (4) 31—A modern gun (4» <SAJ9f

FIIDArS (AUGUST ») SOLUTION Across—l Half-time. 5 Chopin, 9 Ruthless. It Valour. 11 Open-eyed. 12 Wraith. 14 Widow s mile. 18 Continuous. 22 Treaty. 23 Man of war. 34 Runner. 25 Gigantic. 26 Enlist. 21 Snatched. Dom.—l Harrow. 2 Lather. 3 Tiller. 4 Mysterious. € Head-rest. 7 Prolific. 3 Worth Sea. 13 Population. 15 Scot lree. 16 Internal. 17 Distress. 19 Hobart. 20 Switch. 21 Traced. (FAJ9)