PUZZLERS
ACROSS 1. Halt. 2. What the clock tells. 3. Size (square measure). 4. Crooked. DOWN 1. To wound with a knife. 2. To weary. 3. A sign. 4. A sort of fuel. HIDDEN* TREES Each of the following sentences contains, the name of a tree, the letters occurring in their correct order. Has Harry studied his lesson? From the mountain top almost the entire valley was visible. In this place Darius the Median reigned. Has the cab a yearly licence? In Corinth ornate frescoes were discovered. On the placid pool I very gently dropped a leaf. Hop in, Edward, we are going to start! Answers to last week’s puzzlers: Word Square; Across: Dip, Ace, Yew. Down: Day, Ice, Pew. Riddle: Wasp. Hidden animals: Elephant, Rhinoceros, Porcupine, Buffalo. Picture-puzzle trees: Maple, Oak, Orange, Beech, Acacia, Apple, Poplar, Plane.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 92, 9 July 1927, Page 27
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138PUZZLERS Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 92, 9 July 1927, Page 27
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