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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 98, 16 July 1927, Page 25

£SO Prizes/or V ■ Simple Crosswords —MUST BE WON 4L35 for correct solution Quick Result Competition CIS for only one word wrong Compiled from Chambers ‘2oth Century Dictionary RULES. (1) This Competition is complete in itself, aid all prize* are awarded strictly and solely on merit. A Shilling Postal Note (crossed) must accompany each solution. Additional entries may be sent on plain paper. (3) The i-irst Prize, £35. will be awarded for the correct or most nearly correct solution, whilst £ls will be given to the coni petitor with the next best solution. No competitor can be awarded more than, one prize or one share in any one competition. (4) In case of lies, the prize monev'will be divided accordingly. (3) Full, prize mom v has been deposited with the Editor of the ‘Lyttelton Times’* along with sealed solution. (6) In all matters of dispute the decision of ‘Simple Crosswords" will be final and binding. (7) All enquiries must be accompanied bv stamped addressed envelope. 5 - will be charged for re-scrutinv of results, fee returnable if claimant is correct. In this Quick llesult Competition all solutions must be posted bv Friday. July 22nd. Solutions will appear on Satnrdsv July 50th. and prize money dispatched on August 6th CLUES ACROSS Laid by hen Went on horse To take hol-i of Got up Woven (without W) A.R.T.O. Salute (Without e) Opposite of Exterior Twin Screw (abb.) speak in m fashi< Thick cords Mad Ruler (abb.^ 38. Aunt (without u) 40. Every Bit labb 42. I-aid (without d) 44. Prison (slang 46. Outdoor game 48. Dry wood (abb.) 30. More Veal (abb.) 51. Bud (without b* 52. Old Bov (abb.) mbling 54. A.L.E.E. 56. Not dimmed 60. Royal Road (abb.) writing R.A.M. Used Slovenly Taper (without T) Peels (backwards) Y.A.R.G. (reversed) Show Lady (abb.) 61. Imbecile 64. Not below 65. Every night CLUES DOWN Child’s thanks 1. Opposite West 2. Grassy (without y) 3. 1i.0.G. (reversed) 4. To come back 5. Do often (abb.) 6. Devil (without d) 7. He Needs To (abb.) 8. Oral (reversed) 9. Fall in drops 10. Animal 12. lake Summer 14. Foes 16. To Old Erin (abb.) 19. Sins 25. Popular fruit 26. To tease 27. Pear (without r) 28. So long (abb.) 29. Low Ebb (abb.) 50. Egg-shaped 32. Haughty 33. Anything Sung 34. To shake, tremble 39. Tell (past tense) 41. Blue Dye (abb.) 43. Yankeeland 44. Odd. unusual 45. Dark Orb (abb.) 47. To handle awkwardly 49. Wade (past tense) 53. Plural of Butt 55. Signet (without et) 57. Indian Army (abb.) 58. Moab (without b> 59. Same as 6 down 62. Cease to live 63. Over Here (abb.) 66. Lay Low (abb.) 67. Your Ink (abb.) 70. Be kind (abb.) SIMPLE CROSSWORDS (Dept. C )_ Box 356, G.P.0., CHRISTCHURCH. Enclosed please find Postal Order value No as entrance fee, and I agree to abide by your rules. NAME .. ADDRESS All Words in Chambers 20th Century Dictionary Owing to a printer’s error SOLUTION AND PRIZEWINNERS SIMPLE CROSSWORD PUZZLE, PUBLISHED JULY 2nd. No Competitor solved the correct solution. The First Prize, £35 i« awirdrd to T. LEARY, 4 Lloyd St.. Wellington (1 mistake.) aM id Second Prize. £ls. following Competitors divide - M. Lower Kokntnhi W. A. Loffhagan. Ashley Bank: C. E. Lloyd. Wellington: W. A. Finch. M-md Bay; A. Aldersey, Lower Hutt; A. F. Jenkins. Auckland: M. F. Chadwick Auckland; E. Alexander. Lyall Bay: E. Curwen. Dunedin; 1.. Mclntosh Banks TL E. McKean. Herne Bay; ' E. A Requests for re-scrutiny must be received by Simple Crosswords within seven days, together with postal note for 5/-, which will be returned if claim proves to be correct! Please mark envelope plainly “ Re-scrutiny.” Prize money will be posted on expiration of time for re-scrutiny. last week’s solution gave 44 across as ALL. instead of the correct word. All.