"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 217, 12 September 1940, Page 18

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

ACBOSS. I—No timid blow may be food for an eight (two words -, 4» 6 j • -„'. 9—A little thing from quite a volume (4). 10—Bright, but some of it is rubbish (10). 11—Fish and noses sometimes are this (8). 12 ~enou t h a (5? oae Uver m * y "o ,,1 " 0, "" °e <*Mly 15—The person who lays siege to this girl may expect reprisals 45). . 18—She is fair but fabulous (5). 18—Visitors to Sicily should know this place (7). 20—A sole addition win mace It fit to wear (5). 21—A feature in' stunt illumination (5). 22—High spirits of headless kin (7). 23—This is of material importance to women (5). 24—Mostly behind and cheerless (5). 3e_ with no close shaves occurring this is apt 2»—Venturesome mountaineers may come to this fort of pass (6). 31—Fuel to get at in the car (10). S~ £ h i s te alwa ys in concealment (4). 33—pud worn net becomes rejected (two words— 0. 4). DOWN. 2~~ k .l nd of , water to no eood to sea birds (4). *■£ asViStSsfa* thtaß> but «»«»«• t=SS? JlSUtSffTw- a,et ,eade * gao, (5) - 6—Two over the heart of 29 across (5). 7—it might do in Wonderland but not for the Lord Mayor's banquet (two words—4. 8). B—Women have sometimes used this, of course in order to produce widow's weeds, oddly i, enough (10). 13—Bad report, very (two words—3, 4). Jγ - ? *£*' "tnlete apt to worry? ('»/ 15 -?ut t^w t noUes? d (l°o f ) T °° m ta WWch to try 00) "' - 1 * "* (W* W " " en " rgeo **"* en * my 18—One of the pack (5). 25—So bad that it ran over some police (8). lt~v sa Z*f e creature - «' s best without a heart (5). !2=No glle e8 (5 BnyOne take "" part (5) - 30—This in being is giving (4). (WS11) MONDAY'S SOLUTION. /tJSFu 1 w , sr , !?'^w!S! en 1 t 7 0 ' B uALnT d l e ?SSeS?iu.rt.?. Ucl i7 %£3£l? Btepj - 23 ■& «• DOWN.—2 Less, 3 Moisten, 4 Lancers. S Skid 8 Oood-for-nought, 7 Masleml chain, 9 Jtor«ivte»