PUZZLE SQUARES
THE NEW “CROSS-WORD” GAME.
THIS WEEK’S PUZZLE
No 39
HORIZONTAL. 1. Armour Bearer. 7. Tricks of the trade; 13. Rural diety. 14. One of ancient Italian people. 16. Wind instrument. 17. Monkish order (abb.) 18. A seed. 19. Indivisible. 20. Military officer (abb.). 21. Attires. 23. Boy’s name (abb.). 24. Stock. 26. Among Unbelievers (L. abb.). 27. Cold. 29. Military rank (abb.). 30. Chartered accountant (abb.). 31. An inner apartment. 32. A degree (abb.). 33. Not out. 34. Carnivorous bird. 38. Joyous hymn. 39. Grasp. 41. Ecompass. 46. You. 47. Motoring body (abb.) 48. Prosecute. 49. That is (abb.). 50. Painter’s guerdon (abb.. 51. Hymenopterous insect. 52. Do wrong. 53. Rifle Association (abb.). 55. Low fellow. 57. Breach of rule. 60. South American State (abb.) 62. Tree. 53. Pertaining to the country. 64. Eggs. 65. Twixt stem and stern. 67. Spanish article. 68. French article. 69. Rom an dates. 70. Swimming. 71. Manifest. VERTICAL. 1. Explicable. 2. A precious stone. 3. A charlatan. 4. Negative prefix.
5. A mixed colour. 6. To draw a circle. 7. Attiring. 8. Girl’s name. 9. Depart. 10. Hard wood. 11. Sound. 12. Sowing. 15. A trade. 21. Lover. 22. Prophetic. 25. Adventurous in flight. 28. Chopper. 34. Resinous incrustation. 35. Member of Legislative Council (abb.). 36. Individuality. 37. Evergreen with acrid taste. 40. Sharp-sighted. 42. Serving a purpose. 43. One who immures. 44. Pertaining to Spring. 45. Foundation. 51. Let in. 54. Stayed. 56. Famous battle. 58. Vex. 59. To strike quickly. 61. Kiln. 66. Danish (abb.). 69. Pronoun. SOLUTION TO LAST PUZZLE.
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Taranaki Daily News, 2 January 1926, Page 14
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261PUZZLE SQUARES Taranaki Daily News, 2 January 1926, Page 14
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