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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19828, 30 April 1927, Page 22 (Supplement)

TINK’S CROSSWORD PUZZLES i ; “Much Ado About Nothing.’’ This Now wo will see what can b» done I was the title of the Shakespeare play about to-day’s problem. There is no • hidden within last week’s puzzle. I hidden title, or proverb; it is all plain suppose most of you discovered it, and sailing and moderately easy. Clues;— : feel duly pleased with yourselves. Here is the full solution:— Across. 1. Pronoun Across. Rodent 5. Steamer (abbr.) 1. A colour , (tan) 7. Gone by 4. First word of hidden title (much) 8. Afternoon meal 6. A lively uance (g a l°P) 9. Depart 8. Bird of the parrot 10. Immerse in water family (parakeet) 12. Preposition 11. Animal (ass) 13 Has on 12. Manuscript (abbr.) (nisj 15. Fuel ■ 13. To awaken (arouse) 16. Employs ! 16. Upon (on) 17 and 21. The period of history sug17. Short for “Editor” (cd) gested by this picture (two words) 1 18. Last word of hidden 19. Preposition title (nothing) 22. Exclamation i 20. Short for “though” (tho) t? 3. Immediately •22. Pronoun (he) 24. Owing j 23. Civil engineer (abbr.) (C.E.) 25. Therefore 124. Contrary (inverse) 26. Lair of beast 27. Short for “Editor” Down. Down. 1. Sorcerers 1. Strikes lightly (taps) 2. Personality j 2. Exclamation of sorrow (alas) 4. Song ; 3. Follows neither (nor) 5. Ocean 5. To strike (hit) 6. Contented “ A couple (pair) 10. Found at the mouth of the Nile 9 Australian bird (emu) 11. Dried plum 10. Perfume (essence) 13. Part of verb “to be” 11. 1 bird word of hidden title (about) 14. Compass point 13. Second word of hidden title (ado) 18. Monster 14. Different (other) 20. Also 15. Border (edge; 22. Colour 18. French for “no” (non) Solution next week and a new puzzla j 19. Definite article (the) Love from ; 21. Exclamation (hi) TINK. TENTH’S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.