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GAZETTE
SEPTEMBER 1985
HICKSON HOLIDAY!
CROSSWORD NO. 10
T h e prize f or the winner o f the
c omp e t i t i on each mo n th will be a
H i c k s on Ho l i d ay V o u c h er to the
value o f £100, which will be valid as
part-payment against any o f the
apartment holidays outlined in the
H i c k s on Ho l i d a ys 1985 b r o c hu r e.
The winner o f C r o s s w o rd N o . 8 is:
A n n
M c L e r n o n, S o l r ., A p t .
4
Highfield C o u r t, Highfield Park,
D u n d r um, Dublin 14.
The winner o f C r o s s w o rd N o . 9 is:
Ms. Ursula Mc Sw e e n e y, Solr., 14
C l a r e v i l le
R d .,
H a r o l ds
C r o s s,
Du b l in 6.
SOLUTION: CROSSWORD NO. 9
Across
1. Groundage
8.
Fees.
9.
Reinsure.
12.
Retrousse.
13. Raven.
14. Jetsam.
16.
Parcener.
18.
Disguise.
20.
Prised.
23. Claim.
24.
Exorciser.
26.
Subsists.
27. Toft.
28.
Used it all.
Down
2.
Res nova.
3. Unrest.
4.
Driveway.
5. Gastric.
6. Test.
7.
Prevents.
10.
Prejudice.
11.
Intruders.
15. Testatum.
17. Assessed.
19.
Unmasks.
21.
Recital.
22.
Cosset.
25.
Safe.
Across
1. Deeds of legislature.
4.
This paragraph contains a charge.
6.
Prepare lor publication.
4.
Render effective by complying with
legal formalities.
7.
They see.
7.
Especially in brief.
3.
Resolute determination.
9.
Make an admission.
7.
Past the time for payment.
7.
For such a shock damages may be
claimed.
7.
That brilliant stroke showed the
way and joined up.
7.
Passes from one to another.
9.
A half way prefix.
3.
A learner.
7.
A report — on one's financial
position?
7.
Consider to be.
4.
A decided advantage.
5.
The superior one.
4.
Down
3.
6.
12.
13.
14.
18.
19.
20.
23.
25.
26.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
7.
8.
9.
10.
15.
16.
17.
21.
22.
23.
24.
27.
28.
29.
Allege in pleading.
4.
Crime against the state.
7.
In this case, obligations outweigh
advantages.
7.
The
r e n e wal
of an
e x i s t i ng
obligation.
7.
Feared.
7.
The job in hand.
4.
The young of the breed.
3.
Paid the bill so cleared the account.
7.2.
Scarcely sufficient.
5.
Got back up onto the horse.
9.
Has an inclination towards.
5.
Plan to go another way.
7.
Miss the tee and meet the Caucasoid
peoples, the descendants of Shem.
(Anag). 7.
Rural house perhaps.
7.
Time of ease.
7.
Must now be second-hand.
4.
The best in the pack.
3.
Leave it as it was for the typist.
4.
C R O S S W O R D N O . 10
NAME
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