NEW ZEALAND CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS DOWN t Mere talkers actually no alter n quarry. L. Of more severity 7. Tail, etc., on a heraldic shield. •_>. Prong of a fork. 13. Look for this in 7 across. 3. Asserted as true. It. (»et ready for another cruise. * . . 4l , 4 , i. 15 One of ilie heavy metals. 4 - '\ no,l,er of tho heavy H* l * l "' l(f. A gleaner can add to tho size of a f>- I nits of energy. harvest 0. Emits smoke or vapour. 17. Ridiculing hy mimicry. 7. The utmost boundary. 18. Peer turned about can make music. • 8 M d ade( , nHte amends, ft. Hock of wild gecsc ftyinpr. „ , ~ . . •JI. A matter of mind. Maori ornament. '23 Of dates you may have had more than 10. Metal that suggests a rainbow. enough. 11. Pointed figure with circular base. 24. Choose* by vote 12. Occupied in definite activity. " 7 ' cullure - not necessarily im- <J() He „ cf from a biir(Jen fie sits <in the order of his going. AVarts turned into stalks. 3D. Had at least one follower. 25. Capacious and elaborate vessel. 32. Charged with moisture. 20. Gave up to another. 33. You will find it between hills. 27. Ancient European characters. 34. In an instant. 28. His work is beneath the surface, 35. Restore to good order. 30. Grassed land. 37. Furnish for the fray. 31. A useful obstruction. 3D. A leper turned round to drive back. 32. Long a friend of nian. 12. Unprodnclivcly parched. 35. Foreign sailors become scamps. It. Make certain. 3ii. A girl may boldly do this. •15. Pertaining to ft title 38. Colour of mixed hues. -18. A Scot hides in little houses. 'to. Childishly silly. 51. An order of architecture. 41 They contain arrays of figures. 53. Open sort of carriage. 43. An antidote for fever. 55, Source of electrical supply. 40. Fibres used in making mats. sft. Divert attention. 47. An offence in language. 57. A confused taie is tardily told. 4t). By word of mouth. 58. He needs a good voice. 50. Hurried away. sii. Having wings 5'J. It is never seen before the beak, CO. Heavy hammers. 53. Term of doublo meaning 01. Without visible means of support. 51. Expression of regret. The solution of the crossword puzzle published in Wednesdoy's HERALD is as follows: ACROSS.—I, Damp. 5, Crafty. 11. Nee. DOWN.—2, Animal. 3. Met. 4, Peep. 5, 12. Lisle. It, White. 10. Emperor. 18. Aim. Clew 0, Kim 7. Asps. 8 Fleet. 0. Terror. ' ... r. 00 n„„, o- Tt,„ nn Aware. 13, Greed. 15, Hie. I<, Ogres. 10. Paw. 21. Serge. 22. Rear. 20, Tore. 20. 20 A i er ts. 23. Hep. 24. Return. 27, Via. Leveret. 30, Red. 32, Pirates. 34. Cad. R„t. 29. Ten. 31, Caper. 33, Set. 34, 3(1, Attunes. 30, Aper.. 41, Tern. 43, Defer. Caddy. 35, Defame. 37, Sedate. 38, Kneel, 45, One. 47, Doe. 48. Draping. 50. Glade. 40, Repel. 42. Rod. 44. Rile. 45. Ogee. 4(1, 52, Melee. 03, Got. 64, Delete. 55, Step Eggs. 4f> Net. 51. Lot,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 24009, 5 July 1941, Page 16
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