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Across: 1.One can't run out of it (6)
4. Barrels found around ancient dumps (8)
9.Clear the account and leave (6)
10.The ruination of parties a hanger-on can be (8)ANAGRAM of PARTIES A
12. Transport used in winter or spring passage (8)
13. Stroke a gander (6)
15.The girl I get in the end (4)ANAGRAM of I END
16.Silly rhymes whether one likes it or not (5-5)
19.Shows put on for the pupils' benefit (10)
20.'The Church' incomplete as address for a priest (4)
23.Kind disposition (6)
25.Study merely to cope with changed circumstances (8)
27.Property master? (8)
28.Skirt worn by a lackey (6)
29.Twice as expensive? Oh my! (4,4)
30.Elgar's variation of gamine (6)ANAGRAM of GAMINE
Down: 1.Club money that is short (7)
2.Extremely fine and dandy (9)
3.It's not much to eat for sweet (6)
5.Certainly nothing to chatter about (4)
6. Reason for not telephoning the closing date? (8)
7.Harmony in marriage (5)
8. It makes a dramatic setting for action (7)
11.Remove all traces (7)
14.Earring found on the railway (7)
17.I rub along somehow working hard (9)ANAGRAM of I RUB ALONG
18.Caused alarm to go off in the van (8)
19.Picked to perform in the choir and took a prominent part (7)
21.Points to raise in a republic (7)E S for POINTS+ANAGRAM of TO IN A
22.Fresh air - and that's essential for a man (6)ANAGRAM of AIR AND
24. Russian girl unmasked at a New York melee (5)ANAGRAM of AT A+NY for NEW YORK
26.Space sounds better ventilated (4)
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