THE LISTENER CROSSWORD

New Zealand Listener, Volume 15, Issue 365, 21 June 1946, Page 17

THE LISTENER CROSSWORD

(Solution to No. 300)

Clues Across 1. Surname of an authoress of light fiction combines with a colour to produce an 18th Century style of furniture. 9. Re-order it in a top price-doesn’t this ,display rash haste? 10. This instrument might be an instruction to a fisherman. 11. One of the wood winds-oh boy! 13. A tail-less monkey involved, in short, with pounds, shillings, and pence, made a slight mistake. 15. "and that unhoped That men call age;" ("The Dead," by Rupert Brooke.) 17. A commodity which has caused a recent storm in the cosmetic teacup, 18. First name of a British peer who is ; ant ter known by his philosophical writings. 21. Ration torches! (anag.). 22. In Canton, son, this is confused and out of harmony. ‘Clues Down 2. ny eae to odds-yet put the end to e beginning and its odd itself. 3. order of mammals. 4. Napoleon was to St. Helena. 5. You might be the victim of one on April Fools’ Day. : 6. However small the limb may be, it would a surprise to find it in this small article. 7. This transaction is little more than em8. Unwilling to be under an "ilcstion, 12. Rare tins (anag.). 14. In place, but out of order-if you're right, you'll get the bird, 16. These could be salted-especially when e tide’s coming in. 19. "Perhaps the selfsame song that found a pa Through the sad heart of Ruth, when, sick for home, She stood in tears amid the -- corn;’ ("Ode to a Nightingale," by Keats). 20. ‘Half a man, three-quarters a woman, yet "wholly a man,

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