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THE CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUSINESS FOR POST OFFICE A word of two letters bcginntasjtt ' "Id” and ending in H, and m b!i . a “word greatly used bj P utK ' 1 word puzzle lias started til over again. , with While mother rocks tue cradle one foot she cons a dictionary. f o r spends Sunday morning ancient words of two o. three to fill in the saps. Ulil i Everyone loves a gambit. - aon the art unions have ceased, a has been turned to modest little c™ word puzzles, the solution of means a prize. . „i, or .rWitli all the fervour which clip ■- terised the first invasion of - New ", land by the cross-word puzzle c ■ families are on the trail a & al ”' tionaries have been taken do . dusted; brains are on the alert lo * If d this latest competition nothing else it is increasing tne r Office revenue. Each solution be accompanied by a shilling P note and consequently there has greater demand recently for these | slips of paper. -truttfc I Evidently there is a mental strugr, in Auckland over the vveek-en , a respectably-sized queue lined P the Post Office this morning. , And in the end the recreation an band funds of the Coast Group. - - Artillery, will benefit. The comp* tion is for that cause.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 45, 16 May 1927, Page 12
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216BACK TO FAVOUR Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 45, 16 May 1927, Page 12
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