"The Listener" Crossword

New Zealand Listener, Volume 35, Issue 890, 24 August 1956, Page 11

"The Listener" Crossword

. "How quaint the ways of Clues Across . Painful extract from a newspaper (7). . Where did you get that hat? Here, of course! (6). . In addition, found in a cake of herbal soap (4). . Is this what a sherbet does if well stirred? (8). . This place was opened as an amusement park in 1894, but is better known for its exhibition in 1924 (7). . Due in tomorrow in glorious weather (5). . Well now! This is an old-fashioned rreasure! (3). . If you have one to grind, you're not entirely disinterested (3). . Part of an author’s elaborate preparations for riding (5). . They get mixed up with the law, apparently with profit (7). . Are fried in order to be refined (8). . Behead your suitor, and naturally it’s all up (4). . Row about a medicine man results in building material (6). . Reformed costers will go with you C73 Clues Down . Was one of Cinderella’s sisters even this than the other? (6). . When twisted, our belts may cause these (8). . "She followed my poor father’s body, like , all tears" ("Hamlet," Act 1, Scene 2) (5). At common-sense she gaily mocks" ("Pirates of Penzance") (7).

15. 17. . Give this a twist to make it ache (4). . There’s a fool in this cofridor (7). . Grain found in Merry England (3). . In good health a commotion follows to make it moderately 22 across (4, 2, 2). Try this mixture if you .are (7). This is all feet, in a way, and often widely distributed (7) . At heart, a steward feels it in reverse (3). . The art of intimidation? (6). . . Where you’d naturally find sedge around a pond? (5). . An artist and a legislator engage in extortion (4).

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