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Press, 28 July 1989, Page 12

Across I—Running away when there are no spare seats on the plane? (2,4, 6) 7— Tease us on return and you’ll get the cane. (5) 8— Quiet man with a kinkajou. (5) 9— The abstainer takes in nothing — well, just a dram. (3) 10— Devote one’s attention to present-day clothes. (9) 11— Obvious confidence in a dance? (6) 12— A perfume is going up. (6) 15—Right to live for some time. (9) 17— By way of a Roman road. (3) 18— Track down in the boat race. (5) 19— It may show friendship. (5) 21—Used signs found in cattle guides? (12) Down 2 ,'l-rUnable to communicate properly — I let a curtain falL (12) ?2—lnsulate a prisoner. (3) < ir -3— Remote advertisements for electrical units. (6) , .4— Profoundly affected when I’m harassed. (9) s—Despises running heats. (5) ; ?? like a. qualified surveyor? (5-7) 7—Tsechair is made to be of a certain material (5) 10— Degradation in an underground storey. (9) showing jealousy about nothing. (5) ;144TW;tattern <>f .the {Jewish law? (6)?."' "■? v l6—Comsant of a Hertfordshire town.(s) ‘J ■ ■■ 26—Feeling unwell' in the centre of the Spanish holiday home. (3) , (Soluribn tomorrow): ? ' ! . Yesterday’s solution " •^'••Avrow'<'’M<huwc!i; B,Purdah; 9, Seabird; 10, Remote; 11 Amused; 12, Snack bar; 18, Abstruse; 20, Terror; 21, Remiss* 22* Muffler; 23, Potter; 24, Reality.

Arbour; W ? 2 RAa^? I « ar ;\ 3 ’ Bartok; 5 » Open arms; 6, Refuse; 17, Art^’l^Tremor. 1 DUbiety: 15 ’ Measure ’