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GAZETTE
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1985
HlCKSONHOUDAYl
CROSSWORD NO. 3
The prize for the winner o f the
competition each month will be a
Hickson Holiday Voucher to the
value of £100, which will be valid as
part-payment against any of the
apartment holidays outlined in the
Hickson Holidays 1985 brochure.
The winner of Crossword No. 2 as
published in the De c emb er issue is:—
Aidan Mc Lo ugh l i n, 68 Co r r ib Ro a d,
Terenure, Dublin 6.
S O L U T I O N : C R O S S W O RD NO . 2
Across
1. Informer.
5. Menace.
9. Per minas.
10. Retort.
12. Grapevine.
13. Utter.
14. Fine.
16. Main one.
19. Emitted.
21. Bond.
24. Enter.
Acr
25. Co n d emn e d.
1.
27. Swedes.
28. Official.
9.
29. Losses.
10.
30. Stressed.
11.
12.
Down
14.
1. Impugn.
15.
16.
2. Formal.
3. Raise.
18.
4. Evasive.
21.
24.
26.
30.
6. Execution.
7. Adoption.
8. Extorted.
11. Term.
15. Interfere.
31.
32.
J
1
17. Reversal.
18. Distress.
20. Dock.
SJ.
21. Benefit.
34.
35.
22. Unties.
23. Addled.
26. Elite.
Inherent bodily powers in Univer-
sity branches. 9
Legal or moral rights. 6
Moderate. 8
Sought out. like the big game. 6
Conclude by reasoning. 6
Somewhat 'stricken in years'. 4
Stand for the artist. 5
Compliance — as despatched.
6
Blue Ena and her gassy clouds in
space. 7. (Anag)
Solo musical performance. 7
Unlawfully seizes. 6
Raises and stands on his hind legs. 5
She's the lowest when it comes to
singing. 4
A probing remark. 6
Trial by — judicial combat.
6
Feelings played on — in court
perhaps. 8
Definitely required. 6
Such as a profitable hobby.
1,8
Down
2. Agreed to be of the same mind.
2,4
3. One in a million, or even more. 6
4. Skilled occupations.
6
5. This meets this in close confronta-
tion. 7
6. Material gains involving moral
obliquity. 6
7. Give one a bad deal. 8
8. Left nothing of it. 4,2,3
11. Move it with a lot of effort. 5
13. A d ema nd for the balance on those
partly paid-up shares. 4
17.
M o r a l l y
b i n d i n g
— o n
a
Clergyman? 9
19. Rewards — paid to sailors of
old. 8
20. A little island for the bride to walk
down. 5
22. This order made bv juvenile court. 4
23. Acknowledge, or perhaps claim
falsely. 7
25. What the friend allowed for weary
limbs. 6
27. Can do. financially. 6
28. A story in instalments.
6
29. Nine RN in the gastric juice. 6.
(Anag)
C R O S S W O RD N O . 3
Entries must be returned to:
Editor, Law Society Gazette,
Blackhall Place, Dublin 7.
Closing date: 29 Ma r c h, 1985
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