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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20426, 30 November 1929, Page 5 (Supplement)

NEW ZEALAND CROSSWORD PUZZLES. 0 L IT £ S. Songs or poems containing Bimple narratives. To grow toward completeness. Length and breadth. Orderly list of contents. A heap to bo burnt. To infuse with zest. Pertaining to the healing art. Decrease or destruction. General drift of thought or experience. Member of an ancient European race. Holes lorn. With affection or eagerness. To shoot out. A match with a big head. Trouble or commotion. Special class in a community. Thin or meagrely productive. Great sorrows. Special pleasure. 1 At a distance but in. view. Widens out an opening. The Apostle of the Franks. To caase action. A grinding tooth. To put right. A preparation of raw vegetables or fruit. Important battle in the Crimea. Fished with bag-like nets. Box containing culinary utensils. To eye with manifest intent. To make allusion. Accustomed. Reparation of wrong. Set meals. Sheriff's deputy, Kiver in Italy. ' Reduces. Licks up. Matter out of place. Contemptuous expression. Fiend or familiar spirit. Puts forth strength. Characterised by heroic narrative. Places of mental exercise. By word of mouth. Shield-shaped. Lack of what is essential. Driving icy particles. Extravagant. To lose time. Lessens strain. Particulars in a list. An indefinite instance. To possess. Goddesn of vogetalion. Drawing implement. Precious stone. Egg-shaped. Without purpose. Broad beaches. Those who suffer deprivation. Loads up. Fast runner. To impel. Wide-mouthed jug. To venture with couragf, Maori for " god." To come together.