THE LISTENER CROSSWORD
(No. 98.)
Clues Across 1. Lo! Bikes are arranged in a tall tapering column. 5. Dubious, if shy. 8. Ceres provides only loose stones. 9. Enlists (anag.). 10. Relation hidden in 1 down. 11. Party to lawsuit. 14. Initially, Victoria Regina in Samoa displays a Russian tea-urn. 17. Bias. 18. A 5 across form of 10 across. 20. Nips after the A.R.P. to offer a vegetable.’ 21. According to Cicely Courtneidge, Ali Baba’s regarded him with great affection.
22. Plead for part of a bicycle. 23. Found on an N.C.O.’s sleeve. Clues Down Not laughs, but a fierce attack. Wandering. A species of oak found in exile. . Aid police with sock-this is brilliant. Last five for a celebration. 6. Vacillating. Affirmative. 12. La! A tufnip (anag.). 13, Later man becomes motherly. 15. Drones (anag.). 16. Double issue of rum raises a subdued exression of discontent. 19. ce for a measure of land. 20. Found on an officer’s shoulder. ¢Answer to No. 97 » 34
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 6, Issue 150, 8 May 1942, Page 12
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