"THE LISTENER" CROSSWORD

New Zealand Listener, Volume 35, Issue 885, 20 July 1956, Page 20

"THE LISTENER" CROSSWORD

(Solution to No. 806)

Clues Across . The loss in coal is enormous here (8). . This play on Gotta may be a mighty weapon, but not so much so as the pen (5). . When Lois is upset and followed by a set-back, she keeps apart (8). Term Ann used for a piece left over? (7). All about confused wit, just when you wish (2, 4). . Strange part of a meal I enjoyed in Paris (5). . Eels turned otherwise (4). . Don’t put them all in one basket (4).

18. . "Though every Nothing keeps the Doctor from the ship? Rubbish! (5), . Add ale and stir; it’s of mysterious complexity and skill (6). . Found in any small branch or stem (7). pleases, And only man is vile" (Hymn "From Greenland’s Icy Mountains’) (8).

23. She was told she'd look 1 down on the seat of a_ bicycle built for two (5). Bought back (8). Clues Down . See 23 across (5). Dispute noisily (7). Turn out from a famous town (4). . Able to become a dedicated person (6). . There may be two or more for supper at a large ball (8). Languid, having no 9 down, perhaps? (8). . To dine in disorder before ten will help you find what you want (5). . Fred’s pal provides a crystalline mineral ta . To ride as becomes a heavenly body (8).

20. 21. 5. Chief stress of a comb run through the hair (5). . Teaches to confiscate (7), . Specimen of a representative in the midst of. an occasion for possible bargains (6). Double it to make a trick (5). Reached in a colourless way (4).

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