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i wi i | GREENHOUSE I i restaurant! § 663 A Colombo Street, S | (Next to Ballantynes) H | Peasant Continental | | Cuisine I I The moats are still | I prepared in Leon | I Langley's style and | E tradition, by the same | □ staff, and are served 0 | in the same pleasant | | surroundings. £ |We welcome all I I who'd like to join us | | for lunch 11.30 a.m. - * I 2.30 p.m. each week- x | day, or high tea on | I Friday nights at c $ 5.30 p.m. Private | I parties ant home | 0 functions by £ | arrangement. 8.Y.0. | | Ring 68-524 j | for bookings £

21. & OMELETTE. HOUSE GLOUCESTER ARCADE NEXT TO DUTY FREE BUILDING 9 STEAKS — SEAFOOD ’ - OMELETTES . . and TRIMMIN’S i Bring Your Own Wine. ' Wffjg . Hours - Friday V IrZzW l <’(Monday to Thursday 11-30 a.m.-2.00 p.m. LTKCC- 11:30 a.m.-2.00 p.m. 4.30 p.m>-10.00 p.m 4,3op ' rr, ’“ B,oop,m ' B.OOtp.m 3 0.00 p.m m - BRITAS

DB GROSVENOR HOTEL CAINS TERRACE, TIMARU Situated in the heart of Timaru, South Canterbury's finest hotel awaits to serve you in the proud tradition of all DB Travel Hotels. As a guest, you will enjoy the finest in-room facilities available including your private bathroom, tea and coffee making facilities, colour television, radio and telephone. 1 he Caroline Room restaurant offers a magnificent abbreviated a-la-.carte luncheon or an equally delightful and comprehensive a-la-carte dinner prepared to the exacting requirements of our Chef de cuisine. The Haven Bar and Tamatea Lounge create a timeless atmosphere particularly suitably for any celebration or just a quiet drink in surroundings reminiscent of a bygone era. Reservation*: Telephone 83-129 Correspondence: P.O. Box 118, Timaru.