PUZZLE SQUARES

Taranaki Daily News, 23 December 1930, Page 13

PUZZLE SQUARES

Theproblemtobs golvedi.. this'week : a ;' < across. . ,w-. 1. This prophet should be -a gopd j .looker." -"’. 6. Shoot of the (French) M.P. I). The, king of beasts , sounds smart, but it is only a weed. 10. You exclaim! l£'is the edge. 12. This is (fully developed, but the fairy is a bit’ muddled. 14. Curse! And seize the reverse. ■ 15. There is a bit. of -work in “this material. ? 16. This is only an effort but it has its points. t , • 19. It is odd that.'with the lake in the steamship, you get a succession of things.. ' ’ - 20. Reverse it in the body of a church for an oyster. 21. If you are this you are on the wrong track, but it will bo right. < 23. TO. have your intellect in order, < put plenty of water in your brandy and ■ soda.; • * . ’ 24. Here is a deed in fact. 26. Study r between the right points - of the compass and you will get a Scotch cakte -if < 27. There is only half- a horse, but i '.it has plenty of go in it. 29. Hero a slip seems to have upset < .the 'child.' ' ' 31. Tlese may burn if you mix them t up. 32. r *his “silent pet” is very troublesome..

33. Can you put us in a steam yacht with this girl? \ 34 If you want a ship, you • had betzPr call this.> ,’/• ’ - ’ DOWX. ■i . ■ ’ ' / ' " ■ ' ■ . ’ J ' " ,1. If you don’t like piece, give it to Me Sailbr in the ertd. y ; 2. Here you “need” a garden. ' 3. Thia useful ,’ammal will tackle /'vour. water supply, or sink yoiir ' enemies for you. - 4. Snakes give mixed dreads.

is as follows. Clues,: — :5. This trade catchword starter with a punch, aa it should. 6. There is something in pickle if’you revrse . 7. It sounds as if you are making stockings, but one will be enough. 8. What the hawk may do on a victim, and it has the makings of a pile of wood. . 7 ' 7 ; \ 11, This seems to offer .a bag, with a doubtful opening. 13. If you want a hot meal put this food in its middle;. . 17. You can-find these at the seaside. Break them up and it is on a church. 18. The mixed 'chat in these sailing vessels may account for their vulgar beginning.- . ' / • ‘ 23. Some young ladies would be quife willing to do most of this for the whole ornament. ’ r 24. A stuffed moke appears to make demands. 25. These may be all rubbish whether due to the council or the tout. , 27. Here is a Philistine town i which was part of one of its inhabitants. 28. Although I am liable to death if caught, to do this is my job after I am beheaded. 30. An old ruler of Algiers would change colour if shaken up. 31. Although an English girl, she is the reverse of a Scotch oqe.