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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19124, 16 September 1925, Page 16

CROSS -WORD PUZZLE. The winner in this week's competition for the best-constructed original puzzle is Mr. S. Findlay. Oaklands Road, Mount Eden. His puzzle is published to-day, and the solution will appear in Saturday's supplement. s HORIZONTAL. , A girl. A dwarf pea. Often broken on roueh roads. B/iskly (mas.). . ■ A famous -martyr in Mary's reitrn. Supply in excess. Better than, a liability. Bemnants. j 'Mathematical calculation. Modern modo of transfer. Squatted, Proper. Obscure. Moved to a higher standard. Sooner. Surrounded. Greet. Insinuate contempt. Poetical contraction of adverb meaning "in no degree," A fruit grown extensively in Tauranga district. Track. To discuss. Easily understood. Wicked spirits. Founded. / Keen resentment. Positions. . From the "Alley." A vessel. "Written by hand. Uprightly. To slant. To fail. '> . Hemn used for caulkinsr seams of a ship. Bapid motion. Bansoms. Nominal. To pursue a falcon. Gallagher's friend. List of eatables. VERTICAL. . Loiters. . Masses of matter deposited by rivers. . Low street. Begular. . Often contains eggs. Worn by both men and women. To starve. . Not. regarded with affection. An assumed manner. Holiday time. One to whom property is bequeathed. Part of the heavens. One-edged sword. , Heavenly body, i Vein of a leaf. Erases. A hint. Quadrilateral, figure. Pits for storinK crops. Feeling of weariness. Timorous. Looks. Curl of hair. • Phoebus. , An instrument of correction. Cambridge and Oxford renowned for them. Grating noise A larpe water fowl. A mother. Inspect closely. Appears above the horizon. Gummy substance exuded from the oak. Oliver asked for it. Surface of a solid. Hasty. Like a guitar. A fable. Af which Quito is capital. To work up. 't. Soldiers got it daily. » ' SOLUTION OF SATURDAY'S PUZZLE. EBBB C3BBBBBB BBBQ 88888 88888 88888 01100 HOOS3BBO GE3DO BBDDBDHEi BBBSaBKiB B mum G3 Ejsrm a C 3 EBB BBQOO HUES 0 BBBBBBH □ 8888888 00011 0 808 B OHOO HUES Ennnnnnno HBH 8888 0 E3BB □ SBBC9 ehbbbbb b bbbbbbb B' DBQ 88E383 3300 0 IB 8000 0 0000 HI □EBSGaoia bbbbbbsb 8888 8888888 BB0S! bbbbb Ihbbb 88888 0000 8888888 0000 TO COMPETITORS. Entries for next week's puzzle must be received by to-morrow. Competitors should note that no entry will be returned unless accompanied by a stamped and addressed envelope. Entries each week should bo addressed to THE EDITOR, NEW ZEALAND HERALD, * and the envelopes should be endorsed "Cross - word Puzzle." The time for receiving entries .will be. adhered to strictly.