NEW ZEALAND CROSSWORD PUZZLE

New Zealand Herald, Volume 79, Issue 24275, 16 May 1942, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND CROSSWORD PUZZLE

ACROSS 1. To find this may require wise inquiry. 4. Body of persons having a common distinction. 8. Utter a sharp and shrill cry. 11. It marks the accent in a sailor's song. 13. Rules in disorder are enticements to evil 15. In leaps .vou will see this dog appear. 17. Yon would hardly expect him to "spot, ale." 19. It had better be cured, even if never ill. 20. Came away in a succession of drops. 22. Hue betokening sacrifice or revolution. 23. Pursue closely and persistently. 25. Pull apart, separating the fibres. 26. Set of the ocean waves. 27. Name given to the white heath and the wild rose. 29. Cubical part of a pedestal. 30. Hook or similar device for fastening. 32. Had freedom front that which disquieted. 34. Once upon a time it was a "spatterdash." 33. Church service comprising psalms of prjiisfi • 36. Stringed musical instrument, long in use. 37. Having entered a religious house, he should have no vice. 41. The active principle of gastric juice. 44.' Imtne with that which is noxious or poisonous 45 Belongng to or characterising her. 47' Place for receiving goods for storage 45. Yield under the pressure o! care. 49. No treatment e&ti really make them roses. 51 Went back and forth from palce to place. 52 Went before and showed the way. 63. Strut with a defiant or insolent air. 55 '"lie business end of a pen. 571 He seizes and holds by force, without 59 Inordinate desire to get and hoard. 61." There's no point in carrying these to Newcastle. 62. In this you will find many hares and rabbit's. 63. Bird of the falcon family. 64. Its principle was found by Archimedes. 65. "Do not confuse it with tills.

CLUES

DOWN 1. Tt lives in water and has cold blood. 2. In its name is the chasm it. easily leaps. 3. Full complement of human pedal extrerneties. 4. Completely and readily open to view. 5. Rested or depended with full confidence. G. Please do not allow time to slip away. 7. Long the unit of value in British India. 8. Word for which 'i Quaker has a scriptural substitute. Exact by way of levy or fine. 10. Decorated with extensive spots of many colours. 12. Subsidy or tax "nee granted to the Crown. 14. Willi this may be produced pleasure or pain. 36. Drape liirri in a gown or give him a uniform. Ift. An easel upset has security of tcnuro. 21. It takes two to make this. 24. Kind ol gun invented by an American. 26. In soft ripples easy going is possible. 27. Burnt it is—clmiged to the heat of battle. 2ft. Return an impulse or impression 30. Was mindful, with fond regard. 31. Cotton fabric impressed with coloured figures. 33. That which ought lo be given or paid. 34. Simple word f-n interval, intermission, or hiatus. 38. Pleasant places amid uninviting scenes 39. An outsize in bridges over a valley. «10. Mountain or huge mass. 12. A language based 011 the Latin 43. One of the Greek orders of architecture. 45. A horse laugh is not necessarily this. 4(i. Treat with a sumptuous repast. 49. Recent American verbal invader. 50. To serve verse you must do this with words. 52. Lie concealed or nn rely unperceived. 53. Place where hope springs eternal. 54. Strike a short, shaip blow. 56. Scottish heather or extent, of stiff, coarse grass. 58. Natural associate of the hart. 60. Long depression, artificially created.