Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Southland Times, Issue 17468, 24 March 1915, Page 1

[ Miscellaneous. Further Reductions For CASH At the Counter, %z x ' gEFORE THE GOODS LEAVE OUR STORE WE WILL SELL TO-DAY FOR KET: l/561b Bag No. 1 SUGAR l/101b box 8.0.P. TEA. (Specially packed in Ceylon to our order) ALSO,— £ CASE CANNED FRUITS 01 Guaranteed Quality, Containing: 10 tins PEACHES 5 tins APRICOTS 6 tins PEARS 21 tins ALL FOB Jg/. NET —AT—MATHESON & CO.’S DEE STREET. I}USH LUNCH ready at 9.30 a.m. on Wednesday and Thursday (race days) at PASCO'S Rooms, Dee street. Fresh Fish all kinds, Oysters, Flounders, all of the best. MNSI6 JQINNER READY AT 10.30 a.m. On RACE DAYS (WEDNESDAY' AND THURSDAY) At the GEISHA RESTAURANT, Near the Station. DINNER, J0.30. TEA, 5 to 6.30. 1/- }/- 1/- 1/- 1/- 1/Soup: Ox Tail. Boiled Fish and Parsley Sauce, Steak and Kidney Pie. Roast Sirloin Beef. Roast Leg Mutton and Jolly. Cauliflower and White Sauce. Baked and Boiled Potatoes. Plum Pudding and Custard Sauce. Apple Pie. Peach Tart. Rice Custard and Stewed Pears. Whipped Cream. MNSOB D 1 t INNER HEADY AT JO a.m. Ou RACE DAYS (WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY) At rOTI-Jf. I)KSCIII.ER-S JJC ESK STREET. DINNER 1/6 MNSO2 jpi.OJtAl. TEAROOMS. ESIv STREET. DINNER from J0.30 a.m.. Cooked TEAS from 4.30 p.m. ou Race Days (Wednesday and Thursday!. MNSOI 11 TORS TO THE RACES y.srr arl reminded that the OOMS, •JMEGE JMSH & QJ UPPER JV DEE STREET, Are the Finest in the Dominion. LUNCH READY at JO a m. (WEDNESDAY' AND 'THURSDAY). DIXON BROS', ' MN3O6 Proprietors, U N C H 10.30 At A.C.M. And FEDERAL TEAROOMS WEDNESDAY And THURSDAY. ■«£arly Lunch, 1/-. LUNCH 10,30. 2M5473 A NICE LUNCH will double your day’s enjoyment at the Races. LUNCH READY AT 10,30 a.m, At the RAILWAY JJOTEL, Just across from the Station, YVhero there's the Daintiest Food and the Best Service. MNSOS Lunch ready on race days (WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY) At 10 a.m., at G. H. P HESTON'S FJSH luncheon and supper ROOMS, TAY STREET (next the Theatre). DELICIOUS OYSTER SOUP. FISH of all kinds. Gentlemen’s Rooms. Ladies’ Rooms, with every comfort. Note the Address: Next the Theatre. MNSI7 "T ADIES." —Why the delicious JU "MILITARY PICKLE" the most tasty condiment on the market? Buy a bottle to-day and supply the answer. PAINTERS AND PAPEREANGERS. WREN BROS., Tay street (the Theatre is opposite).—The Leading House for Papers, Friezes, etc. Estimates free on application. Telephone, No, 316.