"THE BLACK CAT."
A VERY popular restaurant.
J Situated in a convenient position at the corner of Customs and Commerce Streets, Auckland, the Black Cat restaurant renders an important scrvioc to a busy mercantile section of the citv. It is surrounded by offices and warehouses, and its nearness to the Auckland railwav station, which is only about fifty vard's distant, makes it a great convenience to the travelling public, and to the manv men who are engaged in one war and another in and about the city's railway : terminus. Wholesome and appetising three course | meal« form a big feature in this cstab- ! h'hment. Lunches are -served between j noon and two o'clock, and dinners bej tween o o'eloi k and 7 p.m. For either i 0I " these meals the charge is onlv 1 '3, ■ than which there is no cheaper meal of -uch quality to be obtained in town, "rills. eg;: dishes, or other light refreshments, together with tea. coffee and cocoa, may be had at any hour of ihe day, while in l-ii - evening suppers , a.e m:\ ed until 11 o clock. Night-time and Sundays. There are not many places ,n Auckland where the food requirements of the people can be met at night-time and on Sundays, and in these respects the Black Cat restaurant affords a very welcome ! service. These c,, Pr j a | facilities that are j offered j us tif y Ihe management in ex pc-.'ng a full share of daily patronage as well. e j The existence of this cafe is a great jlxjon to many travellers by night, who. . tji wearily waiting on the cold , w aarves or comfortless railwav station. | may visit the Black (at. and fortifv , themselves with hot food in com fori. Ino approaching eol<] weather will still further emphasise the value of the establishment which provides most welcome meals when the other eating-houses are closed. Already the Black Cat eniov* l ,alr °nage of a great number of i egular and satisfied customers, but ..re are doubtless a great manv more • ho would liKe to avail themselves of j the service that this cafe affords. Box luncheons maT also hc obtajred ' S CaU C ° ld drinks and <^- Irint 1- ' ,kew '« available. The resiauMrs. ° f
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 87, 13 April 1927, Page 8
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374"THE BLACK CAT." Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 87, 13 April 1927, Page 8
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