The Listener Crossword (No. 3)

New Zealand Listener, Volume 2, Issue 43, 19 April 1940, Page 33

The Listener Crossword (No. 3)

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Clues Across Chop iron with me and confront the announcer with the result. Sundry aquatic acrobats. Smart vehicles. . This is striking. Godly men around a fireside making garments. A place fit for a king. I intrude in a mixed grammatical group to provide harmony. Once you become entangled in this lace tent you will find it hard to free yourself. A muddled examination, but let it stand. . Quite an inexpensive fruit. . A favourite exploration ground. Arrest Ivan! He tells tales. Clues Down I do it another way because I am a simpleton.

A trick is put to confusion; the result?--tegrets, of course. Here and there-it sounds like the careless command of an impatient back-seat driver. No cats go in a geometrical figure. Out of expressions of ratification come French examinations. Use as a net, although it is an august assembly. A hen ‘given to spoonerisms might halt its offspring thus; you would probably prefer a spoon. A crooked disfigurement on top of unsettled homework-Joe Louis, for example. . Relied mistakenly on the navy to give light, You can plough up an artist buried under a famous island. . A cuter way to end wa . A mature fairy? "Iolanthe, or The Peer and the--."