PUZZLE SQUARES

Taranaki Daily News, 3 December 1930, Page 11

PUZZLE SQUARES

, ACROSS. 6. Here\l unjte . instrument -and dexterities in manual output. 8. Sharp little fellow, isn’t he? Don’t ■ sit on him. . ' ■/ 9. Sweet this way in the South Seas, arid that here.. , 10. The boy is in agony, but a hero. 12. A heathen god shows you where to put yoUr finger to make a peal. 15. I. am simple enough in- the church. 14. May belong to a nut or a jacket, and . is a monkey in parts. 16. i&re comes Mother after the spirit upset in a riddle.. ' - 17. In playing with the baby Dan is • misled in the'end. 18. This. is. just as well. 20. Pallid as, a "White Leghorn. 22. -The one fthirig'these .are. npt is .what . they are, even when dead. 23. The, whole, with-a chop at each end, ; Will feed.'the man that .is' left. 24. There is a mixed ole liori in-the path. 26. This-little sprite might be golden if found a pea; ■ 27. One is in the other and you can play with the whole. DOWN./ 1. Dbra/vvould make >a lot of-mischief ? • - - with’ this receptacle. 2. A class of notions is about a goddess. 3. Start scratching a gorilla and you’ll get into this kind of trouble. 4. This is the- stuff to give the saint. 6. Difficult, to look for the pig if it is in your eye.

6. “'Seek hid Edna” and you will play ' the game. 7. Flighty young woman making up to a stimulant. 10. The internal disease accounts for the condition. 11. These attendants appear to consist f •of a girl who stretches from pole to pole. 14. However you look at it, it is quite gentle. 15. All this fuss first and last about a penny. . ' 10. Takes part of a weight and half a candle'to find a schodl. 21. The relation seems to have gi,ven the ice a mixed reception. 22. You may disturb the babies if you start to crack these. 25. Mix up a patriarch to sound as if he had been successful. ' ■ - 26. Now you are here, what are you going to do about'it?