TEA: ROOMS. Something Different 1 “HENRIETTA” '% HOME COOKERY. “HENRIETTA” HOME COOKERY. (Hotel Imperial Buildings). T3EALLY Delicious Cakes, Sponges and Pastries. Also Tasty Pies. Refreshing Morning and Afternoon Teas. MISSES I. AND A. CRYER, Proprietresses. THE FUN OF IT! An afternoon in town never seems complete without the time-honoured visit to a Tearoom for a “snack” and a yarn. Perhaps I’tis because thus you can meet a friend “tete-a-tete” as you exchange the latest news in the congenial atmosphere of good things to eat. Next time you’re in town visit the “QUALITY INN” (opp. Post Office). Misses Christie and Kerby. gCOTT’S gCOTT’S gCOT T ’ S NEW TEA AND LUNCHEON ROOMS TEA AND LUNCHEON ROOMS MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS Daintily Served. LUNCHEONS that will tempt the ’ most fastidious. Cheerful Atmosphere! Pleasant and Efficient Attention! ENTERTAIN YOUR FRIENDS ENTERTAIN YOUR FRIENDS at gCOTT’S gCOTT’S gCOTT’S And You’ll Have No Regrets. HOTELS. ALWAYS “ON TOP”! —“Black and White,” “Johnny Walker” and “Lion.” —Served at the jj OTEL JMPERIAL. The Premier House of Thames. Proprietor - '- J. W. HARVEY. A WISE Selection.—Patronise the Salutation Hotel, where the “Sports” foregather. TWOHILL’S gRI A N gO R U JJOTEL. THAMES. pARK JJOTEL. (Under New Management). “When your chin’s on your chest, And your face needs a feedin’ Here’s a haven of rest And an epicure’s Eden. HAROLD PALMER - - Proprietor. DON’T FORGET!—“COME UP AND SEE ME SOMETIME.” pOST QFFICE JJ OTEL Where Congenial Company is always to be found. Proprietor - - - JACK O’MEARA. SALUTATION Hotel—“ The House 10 of Good Cheer.”—“Bill” Harper, Proprietor. Popularity! Enjoyment! “DOMINION BITTER,” the Best of Drinks. On Tap at your Favourite Hotel, the g X C II A N G E. Proprietress - - MRS. E. McCONNELL. (CORNWALL RMS HOTEL. (J. ALWINGER). “OUR POPULARITY IS INSIDE.” SALUTATION Hotel.—“ The Home of Speight’s Beer.” JUNCTION JJOTEL, THAMES. “CALL” for “Sparkling Waitemata” and “Box On!” Proprietor - - - A. P. DOVELL. You Will Meet All Your Brother Sports at the gADY gOWEN JJOTEL Proprietor - - • D. GANLEY. SPEIGHT’S BEER! SPEIGHT’S BEER! The Popular Drink. On tap at the s lIORTLAND JJOTEL. MAT. MORAN - - Proprietor. SPEIGHT’S Beer. —Dispensed in an attractive manner at the Salutation Hotel. WHERE ALL YOUR FRIENDS AND PALS ASSEMBLE! QUEEN’S g[ OTEL. Every Comfort. Excellent Table. Proprietor - - * TOM THOMASSEN.
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Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 20419, 22 September 1938, Page 1
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