Cape Argus

Double Crossword

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1 Infection from bug, a disorder of salesmen (6,7) 10 Pondered endlessly about exploitati­on (3) 11 Stretch out flat on junk dealer’s page (6-5) 12 Australian crashed a wild party (10) 13 Meryl stripped evergreen, say (4) 15 Add spice to any time of year (6) 16 Unfortunat­ely pace setter failed to start something similar (2,6) 18 Way of making eggs is more than child’s play (4,4) 20 Lose colour, keeping account of one’s deceptive appearance (6) 23 Cotton on a stick (4) 24 European capital makes up mph for local interest only (6,4) 27 Empty present I made to street child (11) 28 Took the top from tablet when green about the gills (3) 29 Heavy metal in atmosphere? Try a trick for putting off the scent (7,6) 2 Daughter’s complex treacle confection (7) 3 Pulp shared lodgings and quickly grew bigger (10) 4 Number growing wary in the country (6) 5 Waste away as ultimately false friend is probed by US intelligen­ce (8) 6 Raising domestic animals for the stage (4) 7 Swordsman’s warning may derange regiment (2,5) 8 Best unsaid about upside down potty (4) 9 Hand over power with unrestrain­ed glee, and in time (8) 14 Remoteness of a lot of soldiers (10) 15 Deficit in the other gasworks (8) 17 Hit man with two planks, over half an inch (8) 19 Peel off around the first letter (7) 21 Turn into game of animal or mineral (7) 22 Smaller sum in imaginary numbers at the bottom of the scale (6) 25 Burn rubber and skin (4) 26 League would have sides in blue (4) 1 Cheeky, irreverent (13) 10 Choose (3) 11 Formed with simple shapes and lines (11) 12 Compacts, contracts (10) 13 Moderately hot (4) 15 Type of table linen (6) 16 Plain, unsophisti­cated (8) 18 African termite-eater (8) 20 Birds that lays its eggs in the nests of others (6) 23 Lymph node inflamed by plague (4) 24 Hors d’oeuvres (10) 27 Manager of the royal household (11) 28 Pear-shaped fruit (3) 29 Trustworth­iness, steadfastn­ess (13) Across: - 1 Ecumenical­ism. 10 Excessive. 11 Sheba. 12 Lie. 13 Electrocut­e. 14 Castrate. 16 Harm. 20 Dual. 21 Tallness. 24 Declaratio­n. 25 Car. 26 Swirl. 27 Connemara. 28 Knuckledus­ter. 2 Temporary, stopgap (7) 3 Retrograde (10) 4 Cured by hanging over a fire (6) 5 Effort, toil (8) 6 Mountain lake (4) 7 Release one’s grip (7) 8 Indian system of physical exercises (4) 9 Pink wading bird (8) 14 Suffering from hallucinat­ions (10) 15 Disadvanta­ge (8) 17 Ready (8) 19 Bones protecting the lungs (7) 21 Stay in good physical shape (4,3) 22 Smear all over (6) 25 Long, deep exhalation (4) 26 Woodwind instrument (4) Down: - 2 Cycle. 3 Misheard. 4 Noisette. 5 Create. 6 Lisbon. 7 Speculate. 8 Replaced. 9 Mane. 15 Stanchion. 17 Mistrial. 18 Maligned. 19 Plunders. 22 Gaelic. 23 Cancel. 24 Dish. 25 Crave. The pick-up points are: Mbabane (The Mall – outside Harvey World Travel), Ezulwini (The Gables – outside Spur) and Manzini (The Hub – outside SwaziNet) Shuttles will operate on an hourly basis to and from the festival, starting at 5pm tomorrow, running until 3am. On Saturday, the service will run from 10am to 4am and on Sunday from 10am to 7pm. The cost of the shuttle is E20 per trip. South African rands are accepted. Some Do’s &

Don’t’s Any bags brought into the event will be searched upon entry.

The following items are prohibited and will not be allowed into the venue: Weapons, explosives, firearms, glass bottles, aluminium cans, hazardous and breakable materials, fireworks, lasers, flash lights and anything else that can interfere with the artists. Profession­al DSLR, recording devices, video equipment that have not been pre-approved are also not permitted.

At the artists’ request, all unauthoris­ed recordings will be prohibited. (Illegal filming and/or recording will result in legal action being taken.)

No illegal drugs of any kind allowed in the festival or camp sites. You will be prosecuted.

Camping gear will only be allowed into the camp site with a valid camping ticket. Flags that are used to identify your group may be brought in.

No pets allowed.

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