CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20537, 12 February 1935, Page 13

CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

CLUES,

ACROSS. 3—Something you can make light of. 8— Garment sometimes flame-coloured. 9 Nevertheless the source of hay now. 10 — Good winding-up dances, apparently 11— Changing a thing with a sense of loathing. 12— May be a difficult question, but it's full of ease. 13— Follow. 16—Could you get the truth from such 19 —Vessels to boast about. 22 Take a prose composition to make it clear. 23 Someone has termed it a shade unrestful. 23—ThYs is obvious. 29—Protuberances. .32—A man who will probably get his commission all right. 35 in foreign part®, but not necessarily so if a rumour gets it. 36 This A.B. is upset by the customs. 37 In n northerly direction—this Is silly, isn’t it? 38— A Highland attendant. 3 9—lnborn. 40—Total to put into circulation.

DOWN. 1— What a draughtsman likes drawing best. 2 The soldier who fails to win it may think it vulgar trash; so it is.'— most of It. 3 Cause to be absorbed. 4 For this lock is a strong place. 5 Something you can make in a hurry. 6 Does light work, but Mondays it's . differently arranged. 7 One end of this strait is undoubtedly fishy. 14—Naught may answer this. 1 s—Foul. IB—Short in weight. 17— A shaver might get keen on the best part of this river. 18— Fed up. 19— You prefer to give a wide one to some people. 20— A self-evident truth with a couple of tens in it. 21— Appears to be a direction and a foreign spa. 27 Burrowing animal. 28— Duffer. SO—Courteous prohibition In an English river. 31—This vegetable may be transferred to a pot. 33 It's strictly correct to enforce pay--34 Not belonging to you and me.