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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18149, 7 May 1927, Page 7

Simple Crosswords — MUST BE WON £2,5 for correct solution £.lO for only one word wrong Prizes of I Each 15 :d Nuttall’s and International Dictionaries. CLUES DOWN possession . Indefinite article . The ea.rth . Imbeciles . Old English Legation 21. The claw of . . To depart A man's man-servant . A rod for stirring the Cannot (contracted term) A hard, black wood A favourite move from side RULES. (1) This Competition la complete in Itaelf. and all prizes are awarded strictly and solely on merit. (-) A Shilling ]'ontnl Note (crossed! must anroraimuf ea* h Solution. Additional enfriea may t»e wnt on plain paper. (3) The First the of appropriate solution, and fifteen £1 prises to what we consider tiie nearest and moat in, whether it agrees with wealed solution upetitor ill In* divided accordingly. (5) Foil money has been deposited with the Editor of thw elton Times," along with wealed solution. (6) In all matters of dispute the decision of "Simple Crosswords’’’' be and binding. 10/« wil results, fee returnable If claimant is correct. In this Quick Result Competition all solutions must be ported by Saturday. 14th May. Solution- wnl appear on Katurdaj-, 21st May. and prise money dispatched on 28th May. Ante Post, (abb.) Alarm (poetical spelling To command 59 across narrow street East Newington 'abb.) Same as 63 aeross 'initials) Andrew Ei Te Deum (abb.) CLUES ACROSS 1. A -closet in which pro- 28 Slapped visions are kept 39. To tie pr fasten 6. Pertaining to a, palace 41. All correct loolloa.) 12. Plural of the present tense 42. Eastern Telegraph abb the verb "to be" 43. To walk through thallow 13. East. End <abb. water 14 Made reparation for 45. "A jolly Jack ... * 15. Teetotaller with the tee 47. To giant. removed M. Mimicked 17. Royal instV.ite 'abb) 61. A well known disinfectant 19. To rend *eun<Jer f»3. Scarcely 2D. An eccleetiaslical court in sc. K.R.I. (actual) Rome 67. Part of a fish 22. Soothing 59. Royal Engineers 'abb.) 2a. Deadly, mortal f>o. District Nome (abb.) 2/ East Papanui Executive 61. The national emblem (abb.) Wales 28. A precious stone 63. Trades I'nion 'abb.) 31. Society of locomotive Mec- 64. Prefix meaning "before" hanics (abb.) 66. Eastern Germany (abb.) 32. Whisky and a dash of . . 67. Fima 36. An oily fruit 68. Ruffled or disordered 37. South Newcastle (abb.) 68. Sign of nervous speaking SIMPLE CROSSWORDS S ), Box 356, G.P.0., CHRISTCHURCH. Enclosed please find Postal Order value No., as entrance fee, and I agree to abide by your rules. * NAME ... ADDRESS SOLUTION AND PRIZEWINNERS SIMPLE CROSSWORD PUZZLE PUBLISHED 23rd APRIL. First Prize. £2s—Four Divide: Miss A. Shaw. 41 Pacific St. Dunedin: F. W. ITiiimlbell, Esplanade, Sumner; J. Hyan. 31 Pent land St., N.E.V., Dunedin; D. J. Aldersev, Main Road. Lower Unit (correct solution). Second Prize. £lO Six Divide: Miss llatten. 3 Hnlmoral Terrace, Wellington It. Wylie. Taira, Hutt. Wellington; Mrs. Mel.aren. 133 Cargill St.. Dunedin: E >. Ta’vlor. 151 Olenniore ltd., Wellington: Miss Walker, 39 Wesley St., Dunedin; Mrs. L. "Wylie. Taita, Wellington (one mistake!. Third Prize. £ls—Following Divide: Mr. c. W. Webber. Mrs. W. Paterson, Mrs. TT. E. Tonkin. N. F. Wright, V. Crowe, Geo. Ouglitoii. Mrs. A. E Jones. Mrs. j. C. Griffith, Mrs. J. Morrison. Mrs. M. Hunter, Mrs. 1.. Strange. Miss M. Hutchison. Mr, R. Tnif, Mr R. Prince, S. 11. liurgess. W. S. Edwards. Mrs. A. Miles. Miss V. Hughes. 11. Wilson. W. X. Itonaldson. D. S. Hood, K. S. Marshall, Miss F. Klllick. W. G. Stokes. \V. 11. Tebbs, Mrs. Darsam, F. Tombs, R. tl. Forrester, M.u \V. Aldersey. Owing to printer's error, gal! Competitors with S.C. or 8.0. In No. 19 across were marked correct. Competitors requiring re-scrutiny please send in by Wednesday, 11th May.

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