CROSS WORD PUZZLE.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 940, 9 December 1933, Page 27 (Supplement)

CROSS WORD PUZZLE .

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ACROSS. I—When a confused river meets an obstruction you get this town. 9—This worker on cloth is not so vacant. 10— An exclusive sphere in rather exclusive spheres. 11— This mark is a bull. 12— “Lay one egg" (anag.). 13— The protection of an idea is obvious. 17—A reptile. 19— A tart edible. 20— Behead this emolument and two extremes remain. 21— Mathematical part of the salad. 23—A small entry. 27 As a rule is ended by a confederate. 28— This may circumscribe the goat’s breakfast. 29 Your comfort may depend on the efficacy of this system. 30— Steeplejacks must, not have them. 31— One who is likely to be Interested in hoardings, but does not buy

DOWN. 2 You would need this to pitch the end of 13 across. 3 When going abroad it is customary to change one’s fare for this. 4 Builders’ debris. 5 Musical expression of entire muddled monster. 6 This animal's name exaggerates its value. 7Of evil significance. g—Hardly a return in kind, but appreciated by the kind. 14— Rut an edge on rock, and get this devilish stuff. 15— The professorial chair hardly' comes under this heading. 16— wherein bellows are much in use. 17— Being heard and not seen, it sets a had example to small boys. 18— As half-repeated in animal guise. 22—" Like sob ” (anag.). 24 British river always central. 25 Endless variety of plaster used by artists. 2G—Rent with heart of affection.