TINK’S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 11 March 1933, Page 10

TINK’S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE

Solution to last week’s puzzle:— ACROSS 1. Where No. 21 across lives., (Palace). ">. Short for “September.” (Sep), (i. Used in rowing a boat. (Oar). 8. Those who love their country. (Patriots). 11. Upon. (On) - 12. Son of No. 21 across. (Prince). Hi. Ocean. (Sea). 17. Went quickly. (Ran). 19. Travellers’ rest house. (Inn). 20. Part,of verb ‘to be.’ (Are). 21. George V. (King). DOWN 1. Sweet or green—flower or vegetable. (Pea). 2. Ready. (Apt). 3. Call of a dove. (Coo). 4. Take food. (Eat). A Pry. (Spy). 7. Short for Regimental SergeantMajor. (R.S.M.). 9. French for No. 21 across. (Roi). It). Same as No. 19 across. (Inn). 11. Used with ink for writing. (Pen). 13. High station. (Rafik). 14. Rugged rock. (Crag). Li. You listen with this. (Ear). Hi. Wrong-doing. (Sill). 15. Fresh. (New). Clues for this week: ACROSS 2. Jack and . ."). Girl’s name. 7. meal for porridge. 9. Refreshing party drink. 12. Short for Royal Air Force. 13. Implore. IJ. What you see with. 17. and pepper. 2d. Good garden soil. 22. A meadow. 23. Mid-dav meal. , DOWN 1. Most people take it in tea. 2. Bread and . 3. You cut this in slices and spread .with butter. 4. Took food, <i. Prolix. 8. Short for advcrtL'efjiefit. . ■ • , 10. Substance- from which fficfal in extracted. 11. Riding ponies. 13. Favourite vegetable. 14. Short for Stanley. IJ. Give him an inch, lie’ll take an -• 111. Pronoun, 18. Drink. 19. A lion is sometimes called .this. 21. Military Cross (abbreviated).