STAR CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 29, 10 December 1945, Page 7

STAR CROSSWORD PUZZLE

ACROSS I—Connotes wealth often. (5) 4—lnure. (8) 10—Neither sharp nor flat. (7) 11—A ship that is this may have clone a lot of rolling first. (7) 12—Dogs that show a tracker where the quarry has put its feet. (4) 13—Low haunts for a man of wealth. (5) 14 —One of those fishy measures. (4) 17—Not first fiddles but r.ids for toddlers. (7. 7) ID—Material ior mental digestion. (4. 3, 7) 22—"1 saw an man asitting on a gate" (Carroll). (4) 23—This creature not only fishes for its living but helps trawlers to do so. (5) 24—Quadruped that might be made by the end of 5 down. (4) 27—Only one instance, but it is more than enough. (7) 28—Sounds like some native home in Africa. (7) 29—Lack of excitement (but not when the Monster appears). (8) 30 —Shoot (nothing lethal). (5) DOWN I—The stste has one in the Post Office. (8) 2—W. Indian island. (7)

s—Publicans 'are"'more oUcn than barristers. 21-His place is in the field; could be near lea. t6. 2, 3, 3) 22 — Improve a repair. (S) 6 —lsland of Scottish origin in Munster. (4) 2 _ —Threads and yarns are. (4) 7—Hard at work. (7) 26—A bit of ancient history. (4) B—lndian ruler. (5) 9—One of those concrete examples of castles SATURDAY'S (DECEMBER 8) SOLUTION in the air. (6, 8) h .._ ACROSS —1 Stockholm. 8 Torpedo-shaped. 11 15—Farm workers who have often been killed Qlder 12 Außur 13 p ea rl. 16 Daphne. 17 Aghast. tombstone has this Yorkshire town. IB La** Gutter. Catch. 18—But not the ereat attraction in the g DOWK-2 Taper, 3 20^This U would not necessarily make |^ p » et c Hairy^^butre^" 80 '