"THE LISTENER" CROSSWORD

New Zealand Listener, Volume 36, Issue 926, 10 May 1957, Page 17

"THE LISTENER" CROSSWORD

(Solution to No. 847)

Clues Across 1. I sling a boot as a change from my duties (11). 9. Sometimes fatal disorder caused by

10, 11, 13, 15. 16. 18, 19, a cavity in a broken vehicle (7). I fool around and turn the page (5). See! It’s part of a large spy-glass (4). A confused riot in a crooked maze is one way of extinguishing a debt (8). Odd _ arrangement about a_ backward rodent made by an eld fool (6), The nationality of the Hislop family? (6). I got in twice and this started the fire (7). The tide turns here (4). In order to escape, Dave goes back to the East (5).

nS ow ao oO . Decorated with crooked dice (4). . An endless alderman’s warnings (6). . Die in full, and made invalid (9). It’s a very small tool to make the . Whatever happens, this could make . Strong mixture of tea for a ruler . Pigs have them, but they could be . Purely abstract form of notice (6). . A bit of a temptation? (4). . See 2 down. | . There’s always an ache in this part of one’s anatomy (7). . One’s picture may cause ill-treat-ment (11). Clues Down and 23. The cry of an American tramp who swallowed nothing twice? (3, 3). Too maney irons in the fire are bad enough, but one fire in the iron, well mixed, is even worse (8). propeller go round! (11). my cow eat ham (4, 4, 3), (9). horses (8).

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