STAR CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 120, 23 May 1942, Page 9

STAR CROSSWORD PUZZLE

ACROSS I—A hard shire (5) 4 —He uses his head share to do his work on the farm (fi) B—The8 —The offspring is a girl only (5) 9 —Put In a list (9) 11—Actor who was often naturally in form (4) 12—Belgian town that suggests feudal service (5) 13—No, this Victorian statesman was no outsider (4)

16 —That credit Item with which Justice is represented (three words —7, 2. 4) 19—Humorous work in the bacon factory (13) 20 —Not always truly descriptive of the orderly room (4) 22—No. only one American author (5) 23 —River dam (4) 26—Do G.P.o. officials this for their pillar-boxes? Anyhow it is settled by choice (9) 27—Dodge (5) 28 —The river rose to make this, of course (9) 29—This urn is upset (5)

DOWN I—Perfidious but not necessarily irreligious (•) J—-Nice birds" <anag.) (9) 3—People represented by the thmisand (4) 4—This plant should be all the race (13) s—" 'Whom the love die yuan*' m aid Of yore" (Byron) (4) B—Proves tales (5) 7—Musical cry with poetry in it (5) 10—The person who gets the lot (two worda—T. I) 14—Material +h (5) 15—This old clown I can't upset (5) 17—In the this everything is taken into account (•) 18—Looks like one of those underwater fellows going in different directions (9) 20 —Is this drunkard addicted to catching snail sharks? (5) 21—The sort of clothes to get straight (5) 24—Equipment muddle in 17 down (4) 25—The doctor generally seems to put thla baa on in the things we love to eat (4) (TMI9) SATURDAY'S (MAT 18) SOLUTION Across.—l Freshwater, 8 Alar, 10 Portcullis, 11 Lent. 12 Half, 15 Trident. 18 Flush, 19 Sagrr. a* Satin. 21 Beams. 22 Admit, 23 Thorn. 24 OrteL 25 Canai. 26 Each way, 3D Ness, 33 a aaa > M Occasional. 35 Lava, 38 Prefecture. Down.—2 Root. 3 Satyr, 4 Wound. S Tata. I Bash. 7 Mail. » All forlorn, 18 Pneumatics, 13 Argument*:. 14 First class, 15 Thistle. 1* Kates. 17 Tenancy. 20 Btole. 27 Aache. 2* Baste. 38 About. 31 Exam. 32 Soap. 33 Pair. (BMW