CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 563, 17 September 1932, Page 29 (Supplement)

CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

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ACROSS. I—Being altogether chilly naturally becomes a “ stiff ’un ” when decapitated. s—Put an unpleasant person in a river for a certain length of time. 10— Make of car. 11— What plant suggests an empty garage? 1 2—Book of the O.T. 1 s—There’s a cleric in this car. 16— Here’s money coming in even in a 35 across street. 17— Scottish island. 18— This field is a school. 19— Narcotics do this. 20— Part of the engine of your car. 22—Spirit of Japan. 25—The head of this flower is very popular. 27 Agree. 28— Yet another make, of car. 31— Cook uses this for flavouring. 32 This kind of failure sounds like Sambo’s mistake. 33 British general of fame. 34 This London suburb has curative properties when aspirated.

DOWN. 2 This kind of government can only occur in a Monarchy. 3 This kind of workman naturally shows some ill-temper when lie loses his head. 4 Describes the contents of 15 across. 5 Weed that the ex-convict did not like to find in his garden. P—Scottish raven. 7 “Ware dog” (anag.). 8— This girl has a boy hear her heart. 9 Mongrel. 13—“ The real” (anag.). . 1 I—Serviceable. 15—One might have too much of fur ties. 20— Just see about the dog to make it safe. 21— Irish county. 23 Put off. 24 Set alight. 25 Sea bird—is it out of breath? 26 This quantity is noxious when aspirated. 29 An honourable order not unknown in the nursery. 30— Tool.