PACIFIC TRAWLING COMPANY.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19809, 28 November 1919, Page 6

PACIFIC TRAWLING COMPANY.

~ 4 FISH SHOP OPENED IN ARMAGH STREET, The. Pacific Trawling Company lint taken over the premises recently occupied by Mitchell .llrothors in Armagh fit-reel. The new proprietary has >j staff of competent, men in its emiiloy, ami tiie motlo which will be followed in the service under the new management, will he; Cleanliness, Civility, Prompt. Allen lit ni and Reasonable Prices. At flic ,'aiific Trawling Company’s shop the public will be able to obtain fresh, Hinokod and fried fish of all kinds daih, supplies have been arranged for direct, from all purls. A special feature ol the business will be the catering foi those who desire fried fish, and from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. daily customers will find that their wants will -he ample and ellieioiitly attended to. It. can ho ahsolntoly relied npon that those requiring cooked fish to take home—and there are many such people nowadays • -will never ho disappointed if they call at the company’s shop. the premises have been thoroughly overhauled and refitted, and as they are situated on the cool side of the street, and a, concrete ice chest has been installed, customers can rely always upon ( the best of quality. “We intend,’ said the manager to a “ Star” reporter, “to sell only one variety of “®h—that is the freshest, and at. the cheapest rate. In the fish trade there Is need for a quick and quality sendee, and it will he our aim to give that; in fact, we will guarantee it.” Naturally then the company can look forward to a full measure of public jiril.rimapi. Ihe simp l.ekqifiij(lu dllpu-' bor is 1091, |