CROSS-WORD PUZZLE: NEW ZEALAND SERIES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19215, 2 January 1926, Page 5 (Supplement)

CROSS-WORD PUZZLE: NEW ZEALAND SERIES.

HORIZONTAL. Half of this is better than no bread. Wrong. The crust of R sore. Having the form of an orb. Ofton taken instead of an inch. A twilled woollen fabric. Gone to roost. The Mohammedan faith. Sudden onslaught. An argument with two horns. Can be held. Used by the Romans in assaults. Found in an atlas. Disaster. Make well again. Not, a winner. Carried by bushmen. Necessary in some boats. No longer young. Baglike part oi an animal or plant. Go astray. A pace. A dye-stuff giving rose-red colour to silk. Found in every forest. Amphibians supposed to be unharmed by ore. Steal. A Maori member of Parliament. Possessed of ability. Overspread with adhesive stain. Tribesman in Syria. Shoots out. Essential in music. Used in producing: spirits. Anger. Place where gooes are kept and sometimes sold. A city on Palestine's coast famous in history. Drag-net used in fishing. Fare-pan si a bout.

| j VERTICAL, A burden. Circle of a star's course. The first victim of murder. Joined in a federation Plateau with steep approaches. Not well. Narrow bar oi wood or metal. Angels. Goes sideways on the shore. Nimble. Famous monk in early English nistory. Cannot be hammered out. Notes for reference. Useful at the doorstep. A short sleep. Possessive pronoun. What Hamlet saw of his father. Anxieties. One of two doomed cities of a plain. Exuded by seme trees. Wide-mouthed pitchers. Fearsome fellows in fables. Consume. v Measure oi land. An earthly story with a heavenly meaning. Wise saying. Shirkers of duty. To toss a ball. Before. Group. A measure. Throw. More than one. Arabian military commander. Sometimes said to be Irish. Part of a plant. To judge. The god of war and pestilence whom Babylon feared.