STAR CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 170, 21 July 1942, Page 7

STAR CROSSWORD PUZZLE

ACROSS I—Early suggestion of a boy who has disturbed a hive (7) s—The sound of this musical ms*.rument would have been pleasing to Falsiaff (7) 9—Makers of a fuel not consumers of it (15) 10 —Many think, this the only way to stop crimes of violence. (4) ll—Many with a vegetable as carried by the caddie (ft) 12—Part of the Chopin chorus in A flat (4) 15—27 across but not such as to distress tba Scottish monster (7) 16—Very commonly first-rate (7) 17—Result (.7) 19 —This criminal might be useful between ttro soles 17) 21—Oriental vessel (4) 22—Noise (suggestive of King Charles initially and his tree) (5) 23—Sanguinary alternative letters (4) 26—One in need of a Good Samaritan (three words—6. 2. 7) 27—The lack of water that would distress tha Scottish monster (7) 26—Defer (7) DOWN I—The cyclist's belt may be this but not his wheel, we hope (7) 2—Would joy-riding necessitate tills great pleasure? (three words—lo. 2. 3) 3—"Let not ambition their useful toll" (Gray) (4) 4—Colour (7) s—Liable often to be contrasted with the head of 26 across (7) 6—Many artists have liked to draw Irish town (4) 7—This entails fees for the lawyers instead of for the parson and his clerk i three word!— 6. 2. 7) B—A silk (7) 13 —A dim light luminous but without flame <5> 14—Garment to protect a backward pal <5i 17—The value of this colour depends on its purity (two words—3. 4) 18—Epithet for a toper (7) 19—You will find a ioreign coin in this English name (7) 20—Without a tear (7) 24—Point of perfection <4> v 25—Spoils (of war in the sky?) <4» (TJ2D SATURDAY'S (JULY 1§) SOLUTION Across.—J7* Family living. 9 Ka^f 6 S?*hina° Meander. U Vial. 12 Singe. 13 Wits. i« Ti-hw • 17 Stopcmp. 18 Bustled. 21 Cmetetr. Mavis. 25 Amo. 28 Turn-oat. 2» Emcum. « Upper rlasses. 3 Ijccine . 4 Down.—l fondant. - Mien. S*.rc s Limoges. 5 v »l- • -s Blirrup. ?o" Dr« purposes. 14 Fitld. IS p°«-. •? - 7 neilt C3JI 21 Chimera. 22 Marquis. W Sole. .7 Beos.