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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 177, 29 July 1942, Page 7

ACROSS B—Destruction ol the time of inelastic understandings? (8) - 9—Are Berliners this in R this? (6) 10—To be continued in our next! (8) 11 That ridge of seaweed on the shore? (tw< words—4. 4) 12—Variety of Hun gun not yet suspended (6) 13—Worth shows the cover with it (8) 15—The elephant shows it clearly (4) 17 There Is no uniform procedure for polic< when this (two words—3, 4) 10—A wind-up episode (7) 22—Very shady! (4) . 24 it's a great pleasure to start such a book (». 27—From wood to tone (6) 29—There's a trick to end what s difllcult (8) 30—He sounds anything but frivolous (6) 31—He should know the bye-laws (8) 32—Hands at play like a timber business thrustei (two words—s, 3) DOWN I—Where mugs can feel uplifted (6) 2—One bone in the barrow already! (8) 3—"Why they want to stop this." said th< bowler, "I can't see!" (two words—3. 5) 4—ls not English in number, but gay (7) s—One number and a larger one make one savage (6) ~ . 6—The murderer protesting his Innocence said he was this, so they naturally hung him (8) 7—"Rats died" (anag.) (8) 14—Musical bit of 32 across (4) 15—They are usually shut up at night (4) 18—One of the lighter missiles (8) 20—Why no tea? It's mixed, and coming, sir! (three words—2. 3, 3) 21—Put up a candidate (8) 23—Don't be caught napping! (two words—2, S) 25—Canned thanks to come to (6) 28 —Ruined, broken out used to it (6) 28—Act that can msie secure (6) (TJ2B) SATURDAY'S (JULY 25) SOLUTION Across.—S Potash. 8 Harbourage. 9 Carton, 1C Minute book. 13 Lucre, 16 Sultana. 17 Larch, 18 Bravo. 19 Ray. 20 Gnu, 21 Sidle. 23 Alert, 23 Wayworn. 25 stead. 28 Homebrewed. 31 Asalea. 32 Fancy dress. 33 Exhort. Down. —1 Cabin, 2 About, 3 Jute, 4 lago, 5 Peck. 8 Antechapel. 7 Henceforth, 11 Bully. 12 Ova, 13 Labuan. 14 Close shave. 15 Bridle path. 16 Shrewd. 20 Gnome. 24 Y«o. 26 Peary, 27 Feast. 28 Haf. 29 Mink. 30 Bays. (SJ2S)