TINK’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1930, Page 20 (Supplement)

TINK’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

The other name of the sun i<s, of course, Sol, and if you added the letter M to this word, you said “Solemn,” although you did not spell it correctly. However, solemn was the hidden word in last week's puzzle, the full solution of V hieh is: ACROSS. I, Number (Two). 4, Tree (Ash). 7, Brilliance (Radiance). 8, Join (Add). 9, Hill (Tor). 10, Pronoun (Me). 11, Part of verb “to be” (Am). L, Musical note (Re),. 14, Hidden Word (Solemn). 18, Rabbit’s cousin (Hare). 20, Pronoun’ (L’s). 22, Compass point, (SE). .23, Another.compars point (NE). 2-1, Case (Box). 25, In what way? (How). DOWN. 1, Public vehicle (Tram). 2, Walks through water (Wadefe). 3, Strange (Odd). 4, Insect (Ant). 5, Contempt (Scorn). 6, In this place (Here). 11, Exclamation of sorrow (Alas). 12, A lake (Mere). 15,'Exclamation of surprise (Oh). 10, Pronoun (Me). 17, Small cask (Tub). 19, Stitch (Sew). 2i, Therefore (So). 23, Negative (No). I wonder who knows the name of the strange little animal we have drawn foi you this week. He i<s encased in bony armour, he can burrow into the earth, and he lives in South America. His name is hidden in the puzzle. Clues: ACROSS. 1, Recollects. 8, Part of verb “to be.” 9, Fasten. 10, You and I. 11, Regret. 13, Pronoun. 14, Dispatches. 16, Hidden word. 20, Boy’s name. 21 A row. 22, Anima!. 24, Soft paw of an animal. 25, Because. 20, Conjunction. 28, Compass point. 29, Not so much. 30, Above. DOWN. ' ( 1, Not cooked. 2, Before. 3, Same as 13 across. 4, A little hill. 5; French for “and.” 6, Border. 7, Perceive. 11, True. / 12, Newspaper term. 14, Self-satisfied. 13, Slide. 16, Terrify. 17, Elevate. 18, To let (house, land, etc). 19, Command. 23, Preposition. 26, Same as 25 across. 27, Transact,

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