TINE’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Taranaki Daily News, 23 March 1935, Page 21 (Supplement)

TINE’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Solution to last week’s puzzle:— J, 2, Little bed (Cot). 4, We drink tea from it (Cup). 6, Precious stone (Opal). 7, Instead of (For). 8, Relations (Kin). 10, A number (One). 12, Used; for sifting when cooking (Sieves); 14, Look forward to (Expect). 16, How sorpe people drink tea (Sip). 19, A weight (Ton). 20, A fish (Cod). 21, Food is baked in this (Oven). 22, Obtain (Get). 23, Some (Any). DOWN. 1, Cooks—beef, for instance (Roasts). 2. Something sweet cooked in the kitchen (Cake). 3, Name of a girl: also something to eat (Olive). 4, Call of a dove (Coo). 5, Large vessel from which tea or coffee may be served (Urn). 9, Immediately following (Next). 11, What we are doing when a meal is served (Eating). 13, We stir our tea with it (Spoon). 15, Be jealous of (Envy). 17, This keeps things cool (Ice). 18, We boil things in this (Pot).' This week you will find one or two things to wear if you solve the puzzle correctly. Clues:— ACROSS. , / . 1, All girls wear this. 5, Boys and girls wear it on their heads.' 7, . . . Bata. 8, What one does to mix the sugar with a cup of tea. 10, Garment to keep you warm out of doors. 12, Very brave man. 14, You must have money in this to buy clothes. 17, Another word for “you.” ’ 18, Soft food, like bread-and-milk. 19, Affirmative word. ' 20, A waterway along which barges often travel. DOWN. 2, A rodent. 3, The best part 4, Polite form of address for a man. 6, Gone by. 8, Short for “street.” 9, You wear them on your feet. 10, Something else to wear on the head. 11, People put one on when doing house-work. 12, Pronoun. 13, A cereal. 15, Short for United States of America. 16, A health resort. ■