SUPPLEMENTARY PUZZLES.

Taranaki Daily News, 8 October 1925, Page 5

SUPPLEMENTARY PUZZLES.

By

C. P. BASELEY

Late Competition Editor of “The People." , “You have not the book of Riddles about you, have you?" Merry Wives of Windsor. THE DOUBLE DIAMOND. » 2 3 4 5 <6> A) - 7 - 3 O H . 112 'l3 14 |5 nt), 13 ' 119 ”20 21. v i 22 .23 24 2'5 2t> 27 28 -’’feg, 50 31 • .52 35 34 35 •56. 57 ’ 38 3t> 43 ' v '42 43 44 45 " \ 47 43 2—4, A standard of measurement in brickwork. 5—9, A weight of four grains. 10—16, A fortress. 17—21, An ancient region N. of the Danube inhabited by a race akin to Goths. 22—24, A corded material. 26—28, A high pointed rock. 29—33, Pertaining to the kidneys. 34—40, A favour conferred. 41—45, A printer’s errand boy. 46—48, A young pig specially fattened. 5—17, A branch of the police service. 2—12, One who deserts his party to join another. 12 22, A valuable ‘by-product of a certain manufacturer. 29—41, A colour. 26—46, A doctrine believed and maintained. 1—23, A Roman .poet. 13— 37, A light inflammable liquid. 31—49, A negative answer. 4—14, A relative. 14— 24, The downward inclination of geological strata. 28—38, A branch of His Majesty’s Ser38—48, A fruit. 9—21. A beverage. 33 45, A popular abbreviation of a girl’s Christian name. LAST AVEEK’S PUZZLE. Tha solution z last week’s puzzle 13 r—• t ERA., ASP T £ i ‘ i £ E'W T E E E N S ' iX W A £ <C' iT E !H ACE. A L BAM B I ORE A AVO E T CEREBR ATE.