TINE’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Taranaki Daily News, 27 July 1929, Page 20

TINE’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE

How did mv Tinies get on with last week’s puzzle? You remember I gave you amte a simple one, to encourage you to try! Here is the solution, from which you will see that the hidden place-name was Sandgate. If you studied the picture, you noticed there was an S and a gate. S and gate make Sandgate—see. . ACROSS. I Make cdossy (Polish). 5, Tree (Fir). 6, Not in (Out). 7, Conjunction (Or) ’ *lO, Exclamation of sorrow (Alas). 13, Hidden name (Sandgate). 16, Pronoun (Thy). 17, Sorrow (Woe). 18, Pronoun (Us). 20, Answers (Responds). DOWN. 1 Deep ho’e (Pit). 2, Same as 7 across (Or). 3, Therefore (So). 4, The Vtendv (lYut). 7, Not young (Old). 8, Tatter (Rag). 9, A flower (A.ster) ‘lO. Some (Any). 11, A cutting tool (Saw). 12, Scoffs (Jeers). 14 Exclamation (Ah), 15, Preposition (To). 1-8, Not down (Up). 19, Same as 3 down (Son . . , n , , ~ Now look at this week's picture. Two boys are dividing sweets, but there is one ever! This one might be called — the word you will find in the puzzle. Clues: ACROSS. 1 South American Republic. 5, Employed. 9, On top. 10, Dried up Heaves etc). 11. Compass point. 12, Animal. 13, “Thanks.” 14, Meadow. 17 F.ench for “and.” 18, Hidden word. 19, Pronoun. 21, Small bay or creek. 22, Therefore. 23, Evergreen climbing plant. 25, Plaything. 26, Manner or appearance. 28, Small burrowing animal. 29, Besides. 30, Sown in ga ’dens. ° DOWN. 1 Favourite entertainment. 2, A volcano. 3, Small deer. 4, Not down. 5 pronoun. 6. Ocean. 7, Gaelic dialect. 8, Demolished. 14, Sixty-five (Roman numerals). 15, Famous English boys school. 16, Part of verb to be.” 20. Wicked. 22, Flat fish. 24, Affirmative. 20, Part of the foot. 27, Compass point. 28, Manuscript (abbreviated).