Woman’s Weekly New Zealand – July 29, 2019

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SUDOKUSUDOKU

✚ Fill in the blank

squares with the

numbers 1 to 9 so

that each row, each

column and each

3 x 3 block contains

all the numbers

from 1 to 9.

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CRYPTIC

Crossword

✚✚Complete the puzzle to

reveal two solutions in the

shaded squares, relating

to the picture clues.

Be in to win – write

the solutions on the

coupon on page 71.

PICTURE CLUES

16ac, 18 &21dn, 5dn

ACROSS

1 & 4ac Tea & TV with

anglers if organised

by these people (6,6)

9 Cuts out biscuits

for the birds (4)

10 They are dressed in hand-

me-downs but outstanding

in their field reportedly −

a frightening thought (10)

11 Get rid of some lemonade

let, evidently, to go flat (6)

12 Walk out on Mr Kelly as

the dough had had the

yeast added (8)

13 Not fast enough to go

WIN

$100!

boom! (8)

15 They are letters but finishes

I heard (3)

16ac, 18 & 21dn The match

predicted for this movie

reportedly (3,7,5)

17 Could be sea-walls

in addition to (2,4,2)

20 The group took a long time

with the dressings (8)

22 Discover Mr Connor

will weep (6)

24 It signals the end of

the match (6,4)

25 Lights out but toils away

with the ruffian (4)

26 What the larva did

and what the young

dog consumed (6)

27 Gaoled, perhaps, but

a long time ago (3,3)

DOWN

1 A colourful scene created

by gold on furniture (7)

2 Passage sailed perhaps

but not Dutch (5)

3 Bird on the unusual sea

was from the orient (7)

5 She knew King George’s

time of arrival (5)

6 Clever Len discovered

the neuron (5,4)

7 These guys made the cut

in their occupation (7)

8 Replicating no print

in Celtic language (6)

14 Prep dates to set up

road camera (5-4)

16 Business is going well so

get a new model car (5,2)

17 Jane had an American

city car (6)

18 See 16 Across

19 Marine problem with

a silver circle (7)

21 See 16 Across

23 Begin to fight (3,2)

By Jim Greenfield

SKILL

LEVEL

Medium

Solutions, page 71