THE LISTENER CROSSWORD
(Solution to No. 296)
15. 17. 18. Clues Across . An implement in reverse provides booty. . Cat’s coat (anag.). Rash. . Able to follow om sea and sun-this is out of place at this time of the year. . Introduced from abroad. . You must be fed up if as ‘re at the end of yours, What the housewife needs to carry when doing the shopping on Friday (9, 3). Doubly lit before the confused date. The result is stimulated, Can’t indeed! 19. Pérforms with the first half of 3 across.
Clues Down . Rude lies serve to describe a class which has disappeared during the war. . Apparently this table is not always there. . He separates the tinker and the soldier in the counting-out jingle. . The Captains mentioned in the title of Kipling’s book would certainly behave in this manner. . Paints from the soil. Visionary philanthropist. . Having to do with the ABC. . Bird’s age (anag.). . Separate. . Irritate with a dog.
No. 297.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 14, Issue 361, 24 May 1946, Page 29
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