New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

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When complete, the shaded letters will reveal a well- known film, TV, book or song title (see Mystery Clue below).

MYSTERY CLUE: 24ac & 55ac & 38dn & 61dn. A well- known TV title (6,7,7,6) ACROSS

1 Part of dress above waist (6) 4 Worry anxiously (4)

7 Small axes with short

handles (8)

11 No pain, no ____ − degree of suffering is necessary in order to achieve (4)

16 Prospect for the future ( 7)

17 _____ Apple, well-known

Kiwi artist (5)

18 Hindu religious teacher (5)

19 Leaf of a fern or palm (5)

20 Conceal from view (4) 21 Self-confident assurance

in a demanding situation (6)

23 Deep or bottomless

chasm (5)

24 See Mystery Clue

27 Exhibition or contest

of cowboy skills (5)

29 See upper-left photo (5)

30 ____ down the law − issues instructio­ns in an authoritat­ive way (4) 31 Alters to make suitable for a new purpose (6)

34 Little _____ kiwi − New Zealand’s smallest species of kiwi ( 7)

36 Black-and-white northern

hemisphere seabird (3)

37 Markets in Middle Eastern

countries ( 7)

39 _____ in − introduce

gradually (5)

40 Face the _____ − be confronted with unpleasant consequenc­es of one’s actions (5)

42 Pecans and almonds, eg (4)

43 Light-sensitive membrane

at the back of the eyeball (6)

44 Enthusiast­ic public praise ( 7)

46 Remain silent (4,3)

48 Usual or standard (6)

50 Pastry in very thin sheets (4)

51 Surface layer of ground

covered with grass (5)

54 Lever operated by foot (5)

55 See Mystery Clue

56 Old over-worked horse (3)

57 _____ Gattung, successful

Kiwi businesswo­man ( 7)

60 Most recent (6)

62 Boat mast (4)

64 Respond to a question (5)

66 Room in the roof space

of a building (5)

68 Elaboratel­y decorated (6)

70 Thin ropes made of

twisted strands (5)

72 Partial refund because too

much has been paid (6)

74 Slightly open (4)

78 Gracefully supple (5)

79 Shines steadily without

a flame (5)

80 Heavenly being

with wings (5)

82 Disease with chills and fever transmitte­d through a mosquito bite ( 7)

83 Storyline of a movie (4)

84 _____ Management Act 1991 − NZ legislatio­n relating to the use of land, air and water (8)

85 Back of the neck (4)

86 Deep gorge with river

flowing through it (6)

DOWN

1 Pamphlets for informatio­n

or publicity (9)

2 Old-fashioned and

outmoded (5)

3 Make noise like a rooster (4)

5 Bone that curves round and

forward from backbone (3)

6 New Zealand men’s national

basketball team (4,6)

7 Exclamatio­n used to attract

someone’s attention (3)

8 Full of flavour (5)

9 Informatio­n that is

based on rumour ( 7)

10 Momentary sharp pain (6)

12 In the middle of (5)

13 Wearing no clothes (4) 14 Bypass or omit (4)

15 Have enough money for (6) 22 South American wood sorrel grown for edible tubers (3) 23 Able to be heard ( 7) 25 Particular size and style of a typeface (4)

26 Held in high regard (8)

28 _____ in − visits informally and briefly (5)

30 _____ Marvelly, New Zealand singer and political commentato­r (6)

32 Shopping centre (5)

33 Make enquiry

regarding (3,5)

35 Forces that stimulate

movement or change (8)

36 TV or radio aerial ( 7)

38 See Mystery Clue

39 Puts travel items

in a suitcase (5)

40 Maori word for

grandchild (8)

41 Animal of desert regions (5)

45 Person who buys

and sells for others (6)

47 Donate income

or property to (5) 49 States confidentl­y and

forcefully ( 7)

52 Mentally perceptive

and responsive (5)

53 See lower-right photo (10)

58 Test of a student’s

knowledge (4)

59 Find out for sure (9)

61 See Mystery Clue

63 Small flute ( 7)

65 Rude, noisy

aggressive lout (3)

67 Sparse in amount

or quality (6)

69 Proportion­al relationsh­ip

between two amounts (5)

71 Vertical part of stairs (5)

73 Large heavy book (4)

75 Sir _____ Mateparae, New Zealand Governor- General from 2011 to 2016 (5)

76 Complete failure (4)

77 Small blood-sucking

parasitic insect (4)

80 Type of beer (3)

81 Drink like a cat (3)

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