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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19270, 6 January 1931, Page 9

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The Star Cross-word Puzzle. CLUES. ACROSS. I—Ngt to agree. 5—A bully, or devilish, description. 9 —There’s some payment about Cockney play in this body. 10— The man with the prayers has a pull, evidently. 11— One who has got above the bottom rung in industry. 12— East Coast of England resort. 14— Sought by painters, though it’s all round them. 15— Skill. 22 Dickens character liable to escape your notice. 23 Sought by the soulful lover. 24 A dive (not in the Yankee slang) 25 Rather odd, but don’t believe half of it. 26 A word of courtesy brings comfort in the end. 27 What the chiropodist does not do, thank heaven, for lessening. DOWN. 1— Edible auto-depreciation. 2 Word to make a darkle look darkly at you. 3 this accounts for me coming in last. 4 A source of harmony. 6 Past the Zenith, so to speak. 7 Time of year that finishes warmly. 8— What is this accords with justice. 13—If offered this at table, just say “neigh.” 15— What a sailor would not call a soft affair. 16— One educated, up to a certain degree. 17— Nice restful , time for the fire brigade. 19— A timely little note. 20 — A fishy end. 21 — Mediterranean island.