| WATCHSTRAP | Charlie wears floppy straw hat, Penny a bracelet |
| PLACED | Charlie wears Scottish cloth still (6) |
| PAKEHA | Penny, a mischievous bird, embraces Henry - he was once a foreigner (6) |
| PEACH | Nice fruit at a penny a time (5) |
| PARTISANSHIP | Penny, a skilled worker on a boat, showed bias (12) |
| CURRENCY | Money a" almost a cent a" made in Indian food (8) |
| WOMBAT | When Penny, a head nurse from Bampton, went to Western Australia, she was attacked by a small marsupial (6) |
| ABALL | "There stands me wife; The idol of me life; Singing, 'Roll or bowl ..., a penny a pitch'" (1,4) |
| HACK | Penny-a-worder, say |
| SIMON | Simpleton without penny, a hindrance for him (5) |
| SHEEPISH | Shamefaced husband admitted to date with Penny, a single mum |
| PHENOMENON | Old fellows against backing Penny, a female prodigy (10) |
| DALLIANCE | Flirting gets Penny a relationship (9) |
| PORPOISE | Both slow mover's times are superseded by Penny, a swimmer |
| HACKWORK | Cope with assignment being penny-a-line stuff (8) |
| ARCADE | 'Penny --', a jazz album by Joe Farrell (6) |
| DUCAT | Old penny, a cut being made in old money (5) |
| PAY | Wages: penny a year |
| SPARROW | Bird shelters, penny a point. (5,7) |
| HOUSE | Bird shelters, penny a point. (5,7) |
