NEW ZEALAND CROSSWORD PUZZLES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21462, 8 April 1933, Page 7 (Supplement)

NEW ZEALAND CROSSWORD PUZZLES

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1. An" altar in tho heavens. 4. Marked with spots or Btreaks. 10. A mineral spring. 13. Made quite fast. 14. Painful or pleasurable feeling. 15. Took their seats. IG. Left out entirely. 17. Act like Peeping Tom. 18. A little lump of soot. 19. Go fnster than a walk. 21. Gather in results. 23. This may or may not be a complete answer. 25. Curtain of a facial window. 28. Bestow a benefit. DO. Diminish to nothing. 31. A little warship. 3*2. Violent outbursts. 34. Having a salty quality. 35. A commodious container. 30. Head of a school. 37. Useful sort of dog. 41. Short gun, set at a high angle. 44. l'ut your foot down. 45. Not much of a dog. 47. A female relative. 48 No washtub is any good without them. 49! Ho may bo a full-fledged officer some day. 51. Went on foot. 62. An area bounded by a curve. 54. Having poor walking powers. SG. By way of. 58. Bo thoroughly aware. 59. Help in time of need. 61. Dressed with more or less car®. 62. A law formally 6et out. 63. By maiden name. 64. Ruthlessly cut about. 65. Scope of knowledge.

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1. Ho has ears but does not use them to good purpose. 2. Substance used in examining other substances. 3. " Something attempted, something done." 4. A word of departure. 5. Animal that goes abroad at night. 6. Prepared for publication. 7. This makes music in the kitchen. 8. Granulated material used in grinding and polishing. 9. An oxtinct bird. _ 10. Youd hardly call it a drink. 11. Merely a part, however important. 12. An indefinite word. 18. Persuasion to mend the pace. 20. Where money often is to bo found. 21. Opposes with strength. 22. Taken for one's own 24. Where seating costs least. 2G. Make whoopee, ns soma say. 27. Impaled by a weapon. 29. Lay in surrounding matter. 31. A race reputedly fair. 33. You ought not to speak so to a lady. 34. Result of putting all together. 38. Most astonishingly learned. 39. A job to be done. 40. The promise of a flower. 42. Ceremonial performance. 43. A medical tincture. 45, There, it is said, they eat all they can and can all thoy can t. 46. An aid to appetite. 49. A fisherman's basket. 50. Much less than a meal. 53. Goes sadly wrong. 55. A very sweet beverage. stt. The head of an army in motion. 67. Chewed and swallowed. 59. A family of sea birdi. 60. Homo of a wild animaL