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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 75, 26 September 1938, Page 13

"Neck and neck—so necks move is, to meet Bill for a DEWAR'S" EXPERT ADVICE on Exchange The Foreign Exchange Department of the Bank of New South Wales is completely; equipped to deal with the numerous prob* lems which, from time to time, confront importers and exporters. Specially trained officers of the Bank are available to advise on all matters pertaining to exchange. Direct exchange quotations on all countries are issued daily and forward exchange con* -, tracts are entered into to suit the requirements of special transactions. . . BAM of MEW SOUTH WALES ESTABLISH ID 1817 . . , ; W.354A.W38 , " . 10-MINUTE CROSSWORD \ I. • 1 jj— , — _—~. UliT" ' " »—.—^,—. — - I§| ; mm* *—«««*. — - -„--— jg— -—. M . SMJ •»* -—«_—* ~*. —« g| _ —-. *~U A-*. --- ... igggig; ■ ' . 27 ! (^2B " """""" . "~""***"""^ I Clues Across. Clues Down. 8. One concerned in government. 1. Harbour. 9. Memorandum. 2. Wasting away. 10. Undressed. . 3. Scatter. . . . 11. Foreign. 4, Casements. 12. Knife. 5. Imprison in a neutral collator. 14. Grinding machint. 6, UnceremoniouSi 15. Throw loosely, 7. Youngsters. 17. Rolling. 13. By mistake. 20. Teaches. * 10.-Strategic. 22. Mischievous. 18. Musical prologue. 24. Capers. ' 19. Helps. 25. Inside. ' 21. Sipped. 27. Fete. 23. Burst of enthusiasm. 28. Bold undertaking. 26. Kiln. SOLUTION. Across.—(B) Eleven; (9) adoption;, Down.—(l) Illfated; (2) averse; (S) (£0) afar; (11) extricated; (12) at-j interprets; (4) Maltese; (5) Yogi; (6) I tempts; (13) regent; (14) admired; (16) straggle; (7) modern; (13) reassuring; caterer; (19) Thames; (21) ensemble; (15) imminent; (17) enlarged; (18) | (23) ironmonger; (25) Nero; (26) down- beggars; (20) horror; (22) mfneif; <34) | pour; (27) nurses. oboe.