"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 227, 24 September 1940, Page 13

"STAR" CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

across. I—Thli appears before the fruit of course (7). s—Had unconscious fancies, and kept me In terror (7). e—Don't do It, the end take* tome getting rid 10—Adolf would surely get hu this if he landed the Sahara (7). 11—Transport for the antiquity, or otherwise, of drink (I). 13—ThU native to obviously cither parent or child (5). 13—Enamelled articles used at breakfast (»). 15—Fabulous fora of grey eland (t). 17— CoTer-potnt fixing that may save slips! (t). 33—One of the potato variety? (t). K-Mar be our ending but without the fourth letter would »■» h^K-fa t ( t).

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a»-What a creeper can do would make nine vet Jβ— -None missing, apparently (two words—3, «.). 17— XX. gales variation from Africa (7). 28—Ships leave London via this 171. DOWN. I—lt used to be a Zoo depression (two words— 3—Before attempting to imitate, do thli (7). 3—A fright from worries (5). 4 ~5?*1 ?!?* °L» Pn»»«* W • «a»t bowler hare* (three words—l. 1. 4). s—What to do when meeting the shy? (f). •""MS , b i^f l * «•*• «hon«h not hardly come by (two word*—4. s>. 7— Sea that atartt to speO (7). ■—H ■ "P. mj bo about It. tat one eaa't escape 14—Early 'heat wave in Bath? (two words ». ■). 16—The kind of refreshment that genial Be* sin*

17—Point »h»t one Mis ant to «e <U. Iβ—e. Coast naort a). 20—M«bt h»»* been s .trtktof iuhii If taO> las. bat it didn't exist trnHj Cl>. 21—worker* in this get neitber baMam nor ■Bβhnrned. oddly WMMUti (7). 33—Fan of nslitnc ouiat, even II tataadad a). 3t-Sbuc out enure pert t>l 14 earn (*). (MS S3) nmtri nunm. ACBO6S: 5. VoUsb: «. bat and hall; t, ascent: Iβ. air di»pl»y: 11. mruc: U. twd dmnber; 17. Ayr: M. Piano, a>. taa; S. unit; SL Panle; a«. Utmiito; 37. iwldcr: 3*. too old: S. M