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WEEKLY CROSSWORD No. 83 ACROSS <j i | is, |s'"Tr TSTBSHT" “I 1 ? 1 M 1 Drives away. | [ | I I I | 6 Spends time IHHH& HH fall fruitlessly. 9 Dried grape. IO | I | HM 10 Fanatic. 11 Marry. 13 I 12 Poverty. jg — 1 L .. 15 Conveyance. | I I I 18 Unaffected. ”I|R 19 Group of three, f 21 Signal for help. 122 3? 22 Emblem of one | II I. of the British HH MH25| I IB—HI—_LJPL_ - 25 Greek letter. 27 26 MpoTBpT 26 Pitcher. 27 Protects. MH 31 Lyrical poem, ■■■ MH 32 Worships. ■■ ] J 33 Period of time. ■■HB■ 35 Town in Libya. 36 Instructs. I I I 37 Strides. I I I 1 r 1 38 Retain. DOWN ' 8 Abbreviation tor 1 Subtracts. Nottingham. 2 Part of a ship. 20 Aquatic carn.vore. 3 Devoured. 2 ' Casts off. 4 Spoke falsely. 23 Number. ■MBrogßnjA|p"3sl 5 Compass point. Hermit. 6 Small bay. 27 Wets sightly. 7 Mammal. Shape with hammer. ■' 8 Girl's name. Small lizards. 12 Turkish title. Smiles. I 13 Care for. 33 One of the Great L I 14 Sent by tram. Lakes. 16 Curved. 34 end of chu-ch. LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION 17 Prefix, life. Sailor. rntss uatuh snvici jxouer I

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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 57, Issue 4028, 11 August 1948, Page 11

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