ACROSS 1— Suggestion of professional appointment. (11) 9—Nothing can be found in the north-west »* present. (3) 10—It’s a gymnastic feat to provide a piece of tarm transport. (4-5) 11 and 13Ac.—What he constructs is used ov a manual operator! (5-7) 13 — See 11 Across 14 — 111-will shown by the man going around m charge. (61 16— Deprive the yachts of power to move — d<n t panic! (6) 18— Performs acrobatically but comes to grief. (7 < 19— A bloomer produces a mistake tn the rates, ffi) 20— Nothing in that pose upset the masseur (9 21— The leading characters of bootlegging Amerra nullify prohibition. (3) 22— Trrs low step needs adjusting for small tai' ha'* (7-4) DOWN 2— Lacking experience when hostilities return 13) 3— In a recipe canneries use a kind of nut. (5) 4— An amanuensis is an expert in Mosaic law. (61 5— Oil went all over the place — breakdown equipment needed. (3-4) 6— The amount by which one is discredited? (9; 7— News of how the squadron is flying (11) 8— Main art rule for making deeo blue. (11) 12 —Competition in which good driving will be of assistance. (4, 5) 15— Local disturbance bv us showing no sympathy. (7) 17 — a southern sea-trip to go on to the attack. (6) 19—Trees — or their remains. (5) 21—Show disapproval of unfinished novel. (3) (Solution tomorrow) Yesterday’s solution Across- 1. Late: 3. Headline; 9. Marched. i ; Utter. 11 Newfoundland; 13. Debris; 15. Adhere. 17 Congregation. 20 Remit; 21. Therein 22, Portrays, 23 Plus. Down 1. Lemonade 2, Throw 4. Ending, Double-dealer. 6, Intense 7. Ears. 8 Shooting-star. 12, Leanings; 14, Bloomer. 16, Sentry, 18. Ideal. 19, Trap.
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