ACROSS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 106, 6 May 1944, Page 8

ACROSS

I—Shrub that may be poisonous. bus is uspd loi tanr.ing (5) 4—Tabulated just like a branch o£ the income tax (9) 9—Study how the horses have run so as to tally (7) 11—Part of lile in imagination (7) 12—Water one would not expect to find in the Broads (4) 13—The grip of many with a snake (5) 14—In this vegetable growth peat has occurred more than once (4) 17—Denying oneself nothing 19—The Peter Piper poem is an example (13) 21—Boast ol making 25 down (1) 22—Sedate (5) 23—The young often watch the flight ol this bird (4) 26—Upset but only a detail for the hatter (7) 27—Proverbially hard 2 down (7) 28—Agile and correct at heart (9) 29—Ruby (5) DOWN I—This man new to the job need not. make a. good Job ol it (9) 2—A non-vegetable product 3 f n £f) of this bina known on s—Quibbling carried to a fine degree (13) (4)° com^K>£ men^£ in more ordinary laminae* 7—Good judges are this rightly to first oHenders S—One of the nymphs that does not sound likely in a" f? attention in the press (5) 10—A matter of faulty arrangement (13) 15—Transformation of a naiad (5) • 16 ~obscure 3 ) (s)® bed (t ° makc thinss a bl t 13 her popular how19—The gin he uses is undrinkable (7) 20—Unimportant, attemot about, teatlme (7i

i i i i BB« i i t i I 21—The county for venison (5) 21—Chessman (4) 25 —Dress from 21 across (4) FRIDAY'S (MAY 5) SOLUTION r Across—l Alack, 4 Sandwich, 10 MedtDer, 11 Panoply, 12 Navy. 13 Aurai. 14 Lawn, 11 Turkish delight. 19 Semi-officlally. 23 Clef. 23 Ahead. 24 Scot, 27 Tetanus, 28 Lettuca, 25 Paraguay, 3G Perch. Dov n—l Ammonite. 2 Andover. 3 Kale. 5 Mphabrtirallv. 6 Dent. 7 Impeach. 8 Haydn, 3 Trough oi the sea, 18 Minim. 16 Dixie. 13 Eve-tee'h. 20 Elector. 21 Lacquer, 22 Cut up, 25 Snug, 26 Stop.