NEW ZEALAND CROSSWORD PUZZLES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20922, 11 July 1931, Page 7 (Supplement)

NEW ZEALAND CROSSWORD PUZZLES.

ACROSS. 1. Not all of one kind. 6. Out of date, no longer productive. 11. Not another one. 12. Pertaining to a title. 13. To split. 15.' Without risk of poison. 17. To walk without haste. 19. The human family. 20. Often a public idol, 22. A limb. 23. Something owed. 25. Irish foot-soldier or peasant. 27. States positively. 29. Distant. 81. To condescend. 33. A knot or swelling. 34. Very funny. 3G. Four roods. 37. To burn. 38. Soft mineral with a soapy feel. 39. Resting place. 41. Little light. 43. Coverings. 46. Instruction by authority. 48. Word of agreement. 49. Item of a creed. 50. An entrance. 52. A vein of ore. 53. Short term for unit of electrical current, 55. Maker of pictures. 58. A bird. 60. Ties up. ' G2. No one in particular, 64. Length by breadth.' 05. Young women. 66. Brings to a finish, 67. Circular movements. 63. Fashionable receptions*

CLUES.

DOWN. 1. Ornamental receptacle. 2. Altered for tho better. 3. A fabric. 4. A law proclaimed. 5. lA tube or canal. G. Itelief from a hardship. 7. A container. 8. Sea eagle. 9. Enormous, superhuman. 10. At any time. 11. Open boat of tho Par East, 14. White fur. 16. Projecting labels. 18. Employed for a purpose. 21. To, wander at will. 24. Built up. 26. Attained by effort. 28. One of importance in a candidate's eyes 29. Marauding excursion. 30. Ceremonial forms. 32. The best, place for a fire. 34. Means of punishment once much used. 35. A vehicle. i 39. Instrumental composition. 40. Altered to suit. 42. A common labourer. 44. A flower. 45. Wanders away. 47. Ready for plucking. 49. Conservative in politics. 51. Poetic term for a shield. 52. A useful glass. 54. Sheet of standing water. 50. Egyptian goddess. 57. Of considerable height. 69.,-Adverse chances. 61.' Possessed. , , 63. Group of yoluntarjr workers, 1