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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19660, 11 June 1927, Page 7 (Supplement)

'ettertimes" Crossword Puzzle POUNDS IN PRIZES £SO Ist £35, 2nd £lO, 3rd £l, 4th £l, sth £l, 6th £l, 7th £l< RULES OF ENTRV. (1) The prizes for this contest will be awarded strictly and solely on merit. (2) An entry Tee of One Shilling must accompany the llrst solution. A roe or Sixpence will be necessary for each additional solution sent In the name of the same competitor. Postal Notes should be crossed and made payable to " Bettertlmes," c/o Box 1353, Auckland. (3) A sealed solution by which the entries ,nre adjudged is deposited with the Town Clerk, Auckland, who also holds all the prize money (4) The first prize of £35 will be awarded for the correct, or most nearly correct, solution. and in the event of more than one competitor being successful the money will be equally divided. £lO will be awarded to the sender of the second best solution, and £t to the 3rd, 4th, sth, 6th, and 7th competitors. (5) Entries must reach the above address not later than midnight, Thursday/ June 30th. 1027. Solution and names or prize winners will appear in this paper on Thursday. July 14th. 1927. All inquiries for rcscrutlny must be accompanied by a stamped addressed envelope and a postal note of 6/-. search fee, to reach the promoters not later than July 21st, 1927. If claimant proves to be correct the 5/- will be refunded. (7) Extra rorms containing this puzzle for solution may be obtained upon allocation, accompanied by stamped addressed envelope, to P.O. Box 1353, Auckland. ACROSS. Uncle's children. 38. Girl's name. 39 Take note of. At or near. Son of your ' brother. A peg. 45. Ancient. 46. The young of a 47. lion (sing.) Forfeits. The objective of I. To leave a rail- 50. way train. 53, A fabulous mon- 55_ ster. Otherwise. • "* * To commit a 58. theft. Swine. 59. A form of hesitation in talking. 60. Fe Fo Futn. The home of the Asiatics. Brim. Female of man. Scream. A side in a game. Manufactured. T.L.L. (actual). North East (abb.) Follow. To unite closely. Answer (abb.) To perform. What most children do to animals. Expressing negation. A Japanese coin. To cut into small pieces. . United Navy (abb.) . Male child. , A scrap of news. To pinch. A vessei with two or more masts. Steamship (abb.) Preposition expressing direction. . A small open vessel. | . Expressing affirmation. Christian name. Snake-like fish. Pleasant. A fruit containing a kernel. What a baker makes. Lies without the e. In this manner. Same as 24 across. 25. To run away. 26. Everyone. 28. A kind of apple (plural) - 30. The backbone. 32. Attempted. 34. Jolly. 35. A large Spanish ship. 37. Short for Thomas. 38. To lose colour. 40. To deceive. 42. Mother. 44. A human being. 50. Finish. 5 I. Newfoundland Sardines (abb.) 52. Member of Parliament (abb.) 53. K.T, (actual). 54. Preposition denoting position. 55. Preposition denoting motion towards. Bottertimes " Crosswords, Box 1353, Auckland. 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