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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 250, 22 October 1945, Page 7

ACROSS I—An agreement to warte no space. (7) s—Did this provide the music for "The Cieishi. ? I'D B—Lack of feeling. (15) 10 —Colour coveteu in many circles. (4) - 11—"*:na quarrel In a strew when honour's at ihe —" ("Hamlet , )- (5) 12—'mis "ow maKcs me my Job. (4) 16—Local authorities settle what property la this, but a terrier's nose tells him. (7) Iβ—One of those difficult post-war questions perhaps (7) 17—Source of flax. (7) 18—Neaera's hair was. (7) 21—"Meanwhile the rural ditties were not " (Milton). (4) 22—sanibo'6 master has come . back from India. (5) 23—Many old houses not having this course are of course this. (4) 26—This famous book Is not however used as a manual for mint workers. (6. 2, 7) 27—One is guilty ot this it one doesn't take care. (7) 28—"Got thin" (anag.). (7i DOWN I—May be a rose on a wall (or a centipede?). (7) 2—But our planes are not afraid of being caught In it over Berlin. (8. 7) 3—Florence's river. (4) 4—National emblem. (7) s—The loyal do this lor absent friends. (5. ?) 6—The reward of the poet. <4) 7—The quibble* of en amateur policeman acting as a lawyer. (7. 8) B—Our favourite remedy perhaps. (7) 13—M6re clever at making something to get the water out of the boat. (5) 14—a telling title In » way. (5) 17—Satire of some Idler about a politician. (7) 18—Get out of shape: (7) . 19—Passage. (7)

20—An earnest payment often. (7) 24—This anagram ot 12 across sounds correct. .4) 25 —Fabric for the lassie. (4) SATURDAY'S (OCTOBER 20) SOLUTION ACROSS—B Armorial, 9 Rob Roy, 10 Hustings. 12 Curbed. i 5 Well-filled, IB Byng, 21 Red-poll. 22 Tremolo, 23 Hair. 24 Sow-thistle. 27 Pretty. 30 Feverish, 32 Novice. 33 Folk-lore. DOWN—I Grouse, 2 Portal, 3 Jinn. 4 Ales. 5 Traced, 6 Ebor 7 Note, 11 Galileo. 13 Beyrout. 14 Dog-rose, 15 Worship. 16 Lyddite. 17 Flow. 18, Kntitle, 20 Peri, 24 Styles. 25 Scroll. 26 Lustre. 28 Rook. 29 Thin, 30 Fife, 31 Vile.