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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 165, 15 July 1942, Page 7

ACROSS I_Describe* the condition that causeq stumps t« be dr»wn early (two words—6, 4). 9—Those who get a cross for this deserve It (8). 10—The peace that the Scottish monster approves 11—This #> tempts some sportsmen to have a fling 12—Officer commanding C men only? (9). 13—A rhyming person of some Importance (6). 17—A bad cousin of the parrot (3). 19—A matter of transport (7). 30—This variety of bridge Is not played at the Portland Club (7). 21—Acquired (3). . ... . .. 33—This horse may wear a red ribbon In the 27 Waterfow? e from other birds In being this (9). 28—A mark of changed colour (8). 29—Country town (9). 30—A Joiner of shrouds (8). 31—Rely round soma poetry, or the other way round (9). DOWN 3—Accustomed from being ruined (8). 3—There has been • great run here for sportsmen 4—Little French resort (•). 6—You will And the main part of this food Is 6—Presumably the "lions" in these buildings would be famous sportsmen (9) I—Useful associate of steel and flint (9). •—That the opponents of compulsory service mifht call the newspapers that support It (two words—s, 4), 14—This feature of a fun advises how to silence a tedious i>erson (#). , . .. 15—Give hints where to stop, not only in a guidebook (9). 18—One of those leather bottles (9). 17—A little cask <3). 18— " alliteration's artful aid (Churchill) (3). 22—Make submissive with respect above a loch (7). 24—No. this boy is not likely to drink wine thus In this (6). 25—The conqueror of Mexico (8). 28—An aid to solving (8). (WJ.IS) SATURDAY'S (JUL* 11) SOLUTION Across.—l Harpists. » Flinch. 9 Oam«ater 10 Bottom, 13 LenlenUy, 14 Arrow, 15 Elf. 16 Fitful. 39 Eflecttv^ 3 33 Ptisan. 33 '34 Sateen! 35 Kedgeree. Down.—l Highly. 3 Romany, 3 Issue. 4 Treat. • Look after. 7 Nut-brown. 8 Homework, 11 Byelaw, 13 Nut, 17 Insensate, 18 Fabled, 20 Platypus. 21 Annalist, 24 Awe, 28 Limber, 27 Fedale. 30 France. 31 Clung. (5.J.11)