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    Puzzles

    May 18, 2022 8 minutes

    Find A Word

    Win 5 x $50

    We’ve hidden a collection of household items in the grid. These words can be spelt horizontally, vertically, diagonally, backwards and forwards, but always in a straight line. When you have found all the words listed below you should have 11 letters left over. These will spell the winning word. Write the winning answer on the coupon on the last Puzzles page for your chance to win $50.

    ARMCHAIR

    BED

    BENCH

    BLANKET BOX

    BOOKCASE

    BUNKS

    CABINET

    CHAISE

    LONGUE

    CHEST OF

    DRAWERS

    CLOSET

    COAT RACK

    COT

    COUCH

    DESK

    DIVAN

    DOWNLIGHT

    FLOOR LAMP

    FOOTSTOOLS

    HAT STAND

    MATTRESS

    PAINTING

    PHOTOGRAPH

    RECLINER

    ROCKER

    SHELF UNITS

    SIDEBOARD

    SOFA

    TABLE

    TROLLEY

    VASE

    WARDROBE

    Solution in next month’s issue.

    Easy Crossword

    ACROSS

    7. Carnival procession

    8. Save from danger

    9. False statement

    10. Most secure

    11. Entertained

    12. Took a chair

    14. Indisputable details

    17. Looks to be

    19. As a result

    20. Four-legged furniture item

    23. The blue planet

    26. Application

    28. Clandestine romance

    29. Periods of darkness

    30. Stinging insect

    31. Awful experience, ordeal

    32. Thawed out

    DOWN

    1. Curved yellow fruit

    2. Skill, gift

    3. Leather waist straps

    4. Indulgence, special …

    5. Presuppose

    6. Building housing historic items, etc

    13. Sisters of parents

    15. Taxi

    16. They, he and …

    17. Look at

    18. Be incorrect

    21. Have the funds, can … it

    22. Sporting association

    24. Celestial beings

    25. Names of books, eg

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