NEW ZEALAND CROSSWORD PUZZLES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21906, 15 September 1934, Page 10 (Supplement)

NEW ZEALAND CROSSWORD PUZZLES

I Suffering from low of strength, S. A starry altar. 8. i-An exact representation, 13. One that bestow* liberty. 13. Given a start. 15. A rocky pinnacle. 16. A lofty, pointed toweiv 18. An exclamation of sorrow. 19. A power-producing contrivance. 21. Be. has insight if not foresight. 22. A Japanese coin. 23. Seldom* more than half-a-crown, 25. A tuneful iototf. 26. A. food receptacle. 27. Boufid of a little explosion. 2$ Thin ( «trit» Of material. i poisonous serpent. long-Hoeed animal. The producing beginnings. Turn into money. A rigid restriction. Cry of'i» or call t< One Of the standard 42. Vehicle trr part of a vahlcle. MWfir'-" 69. Eliminating stage el * contest. M. Old-time sotn. 65. Oi»# a horee understanding. 66. Affectionately worship. M. A life. 68. A geotaman'e jtejf «f, life. cf colanr ' 62. Smaller and greater than nine. «. Put* to the proof.

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1. Large. deep-toned mujleal instruments. 9. A daughter of King Lear. ' 8. Three-toed birde of Australia. » 4. It wae a long way from Beersheba. 6. This man in hie time plays many parte. 6.1 Creating » disturbance of the peace. 7. A workaday garment—sometimes. 8. Belonging to it. 9. Rube ■or wipes vigorously. 10. He flits through a tempest. 11. Bach witbttut exception. 14. Startled exceedingly. 17. This ii sometlttias better than hotfe. 19. To use a cutting implement. 20. A drees material with patterned surface. 38. Wealth u«ld to produO* more wealth. 24. Altogether and completely. 28. An eitrfcordinftry art. 28. GreW perceptibly fainter. 29. An Orb of light. 30. A surrounding edge. ft 84 A common fastener. 85. A primary colour.* 40. finpart developing Instruction. 43. Make an offer or demand. 44. Not seldom. 45. East Indian tree*. 46. A native of New Zealand. 18. Rtor too big for a finger. 49. CoflSumed as food. 60. Birds disliked by some sportsmen. 61. Day-labourer* in Bpani«h America. * 68. An allowance for watte. 55. A mathematical relation. 57. This is between lamb and mutton. 59. A considerable depression.