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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 103, 4 May 1925, Page 13

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1 This Private Banqueting Room | Hjjs Ifr «* May be engaged at these charges: g Afternoon Tea, 1/3 per head Sfr •jftd* *?fr Luncheon : 2/- per head 5^ Or by Arrangement for Special Menus. Jj^ . . Ifr ij» This Private Room is on the floor beneath our Tea g^. Room. It is handsomely furnished in oak and J^fheavily carpeted, and is available for Presentations, *W ■*■*§■ Private Luncheons, or Afternoon Tea Parties. Ten ST hie KjL. ™S to thirty persons may be catered for at the above- J^a jUj mentioned charges. As the room is away from f^ public observation, speeches, singing, and smoking ;§#■ are permissible. Piano supplied free. !.»fr t* «* jut! Phone messages for such parties must reach the jt&. a&. Tea Room not later than 1 0 a.m. on the day the %fr $|j room is required, but it is advisable to book in §fr advance. Ring 41-508. & n * n ■ , «*■ 4$ ,i its; Free Motor Service —New Route. gfr J! £4. wS To comply with the City Council's new by-law, pro- I Jj ■$% hibiting bus traffic in Queen Street, our Free Buses [ W $j& now run to and from the corner of Victoria Street 2Hf AkJ_ j and Queen Street. All-day Service every few minutes. j ;!$• 4 —j m 1 Farmers Trading Co,, Ltd. » Aft St 48 Hobson Street and Wyndham Street JJ 1* ___ ___ , {£$