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CROSSWORD PUZZLE, ACROSS. I—Manners may make the man, and this may account for the manners. o—Sounds as if the tailor might have made this answer to the inquiry “How are you getting on?” 1 O—A matter of ups and downs. 11— Poetic order. 12— All mixed Mood is useful in music. 15— Sicilian town. 16— How to go hiking. DOWN. 2 Coloured flower. 3lf you take trouble to make this money you have taken too much. 4 Large drop of water that upsets a rag with Scotland's own. 5 Flower that is almost of Erin. 6 War vessel. 7 Suitable part landscape for ou would hardly feel this examination. 21— Obedient. 22 “Dud moke” fanag.). 24 —Just the carriage an choose to get into. 27 Hardly prepared, but surroundings. 28— A plant in a hurry. 23 Without due care. would 19— useful to shipping. 3 4—Refuse. 3 s—Strike a few blows for sterling.
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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 851, 26 August 1933, Page 19 (Supplement)
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