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Southland Times, Issue 20207, 18 June 1927, Page 4

N.Z. CROSSWORDS —RESULT OF NO. 7 PUZZLE ACROSS:—I Latch, 6 Sputter, 12 Satrap, 14 Net, 15 Fee, 17 Rig, 18 H.R., 19 Ten, 20 Pass, 21 0.A., 22 Prevent, 24 PP., 25 OTic, 27 Neat, 28 Albei, 29 Dip, 30 Sax, 31 Also, 33 RR, 34 CA, 35 Unapt, 36 AE, 38 Abe, 40 Gee, 41 F.N., 42 Crew, 43 NJL, 44 NEIC, 46 Brail, 48 SO, 50 Step, 52 UE, 53 DININ, 55 Loll, 56 RLA, 58 Ner, 59 AE, 60 Y.P.1., 62 Noble, 64 SX, 65 As, 66 U.A.E.P., 67 Ma, 68 Parse, 71 MD, 72 Wary, 73 Gages. DOWN:—2 Asiatic, 3 Tag, 4 C.T., 5 H.R.H.R., 6 S.P., 7 Unentange, 8 Tent, 9 T.T, 10 R.F.A., 11 Respire, 13 Arena, 16 Esperance, 17 Rood, 19 Tea, 20 Pilot, 22 P.C., 23 Vex, 26 Ipa, 28 Aspen, 30 Sabeline, 32 L.A.E., 37 Viburnum, 38 Arid, 39 E.W., 41 Fitly, 42 C.A., 43 Non, 45 E.S.L., 47 Reload, 48 Sirkar, 49 Ulex, 51 Peise, 54 N.E., 57 Abe, 59 Ash, 61 Pass, 63 L.P., 67 Ma, 68 P.A., 69 A.G., 70 R.E. The following 12 competitors sent in ail correct solutions and accordingly divide the total Prize Money of £25, plus £5 additional Prize Money allotted (£2 10/- each): —Mr C. Smythe, 21 Islington St., Ponsonby, Auckland; Mr W. B. Cox, Matai St., Avondale S. Auckland; Mr G. Nogat, Tennessee Avenue, Otahuhu; Mr F. P. Whit-e, 31 Burns St., Dunedin, Miss A. Shaw, Pacific Street, Dunedin; Mr lan Brown, P.O. Fairlie; Mrs D. G. Faris, Box 37, Inglewood; Mr H. W. Scott, 16 Waterloo Road, Lower Hutt; Mr Eric Mills, Terminus St., Te Aroha; Miss L. Hatten, 3 Balmoral Terrace, Wellington South; Mr G. Curie, 95 Crinan Street, Invercargill; Mrs G. O. Browne, 22 O’Hara Street,South Invercargill. Requests for a re-scrutiny must be received by N.Z. Crosswords on or before 25th June, together with Postal Note for 5/-, which will be returned if claim proves correct. Please mark envelopes plainly “Re-scrutiny.” Prize Money will be posted on expiration of time for re-scrutiny. NOTE:—Strict dictionary re-search will reduce what may appear to be numerous alternative solutions to a minimum, and what would appear to be obvious alternatives can be discarded, as, in the face of the clue, there is only one definite word for the answer. N.Z. Crosswords issues a pamphlet fully illustrating this principle, and you will be forwarded one on receipt of a stamped and addressed envelope marked “Pamphlet.” | DO YOU KNOW WHY | ss ffi 1 STRANG’S FURNITURE i | • IS A GOOD INVESTMENT ? i ■■ni I EVERY HOME LOVER SHOULD LEARN | i THE REASON HERE IT IS- 1 i H For close on 50 years Careful examination, test g! Strang’s have specialised and comparison are sufh- tt* K in the making of Furni- cient to prove the unfeu ture that reflects the in- doubted superiority of Jfi S dividuality of the home. . Strang’s Furniture over jg There has never at any any other sold at or near E time been a desire to the same price. Real ffi sacrifice quality for ap- value is as much a part pearance and that is the of Strang’s business pol- g* secret of the great popu- icy as is the use of only ffi H larity which Strang’s the very best materials Furniture enjoys. obtainable. BUY HERE AND SAVE THE MIDDLEMAN’S PROFITS. S Bro I W. STRANG & COY. i Specialists in Design and Esk and Kelvin Streets, gl 1 g Furniture Manufacture. Invercargill.

WHISKY WARNING. When ordering Bell’s Whisky, familiar in New Zealand for over half a* century, see that you are not deceived with whisky that is not Arthur Bell and Sons’ genuine Perih whisky. Every bottle of Arthur Bell’s Perth whisky has the yellow label with the signature clearly marked, Arthur Bell and Sons. Ltd.—(advt.>