Crossword Puzzle.

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 493, 30 June 1932, Page 17

Crossword Puzzle.

CX.UES.

ACROSS. s—Shakespearean play. S—This Welsh town includes an EngI lish one. 9-—Some wildly impulsive person this. 10—Occasionally in three words. 13—Town of India. IG—Charm that seems to describe some untearable material 1 7—Gem. IS—lnside, a. little echo tells you the real truth (hidden). 19— Kind of wood or its end. 20— “The moan of doves in immemorial elms and murmuring: of innumerable s” (Tennyson). -'l—Appropriate work for a coroner's jury sitting: on a cowboy. 22 Bird that has always a prayer in 23 Corn fee (anag.). 2. r » —English river. 28—You’ll find it is the end of this disease 31—and the end the beginning of this Plant. 22—Sham. 33—Griev. .

DOWN, 1— A double s in this flower makes little difference. 2 Stands for heroes of Gallipoli. 3 A reverse of fate leads to this ! state of mind. -I—Karly Biblical character. s—Song of praise. i ; G—This engine shows an Italian lake, j , 7—What kind of mast suggests a girl 1 wearing a “bowler”? j 11— Freshwater fish. !] 12— Part of the heart. 13— Periodical that is always round. ! 1 11—This man is wanting in courage; or is he out of whisky? 15—Epithet for the kind of man the i confidence tricksters cannot tackle ! r successfully. Hi—Kind of wine. « 20—English poet. t 26 .Monday's dish, perhaps. 1 1 27 Alice became unpopular in Wonder- j * land for mentioning this pet of C hers. ; v 2S—Vegetable. 29—“ A soldier full of strange s a and bearded like the pard ” (•* As t You bike it ”).