THE TIFFIN RESTAURANT.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18158, 2 August 1922, Page 9

THE TIFFIN RESTAURANT.

A NEW DEPARTURE. HOT DINNERS FOR Is. To meet the dianand for a hot much at a popular price " IFha Tiffin " Catering , Co. have decided to make a reduction 'on the regular chargta from to-day. A good hot dinner will be served from 12 till 2, and from 5 tilt 7 p.m., oonsiAmg of entrees or joints -vrith vegetables, tea or coffee, and bread and butter, at Wie node«t price of one shilling. Patrons x-ho wish for extra coaises can have the above, together with one extra course, for le 3d, or two extra counts tor Is txL Theee pricws will apply to all meals served , a .t The Tiffin," except on Saturday evenings and Sundays, when the ordinary prices will be adhered to. Although the price of -the meal has be*o substantially red'iced no abatement will be made in the ' high Quality of the food served at « p© Tiffin,'"' while the service, which haa ' rightlv come to be recognised as second 11 to none in Auckland, will be maintained ' | at its hieh level. . I A feature of ' The _ Tiffin Catering ■ Company's business which is constantly j (growing is outside catering. The weekly I luncheons of the Rotary Club and the ! monthlv luncheons of the Chamber of Commerce are amongst the number per- ] sonally attended to by Mr*. Haynes. CSub smokers, and socials generally form ! another important branch of this popular i caterer'c work, while weddincr breakfasts i receive the special attention they deserve, j The latest automatic labour-saving machinerv is installed in the kitchens, j i reducing handling to a minimum. A j visit to " The Tiffin " Dining Rooms, which ! are -situated in Citv Chambers, on the come? of Queen and Victoria Streets, is j stronplv recommended to those who daily have their lunch in town.—(Advt.)