An Evening lb Remember The fully licensed Town Hall Restaurant offers you rare dining pleasure for that special evening out. Our extensive A-la-carte menu features distinctive New Zealand cuisine presented with genuine flair and imagination. Experience our world of dine and dance, with caring service and reasonable prices, 7 pm till late. Resident band every Friday and Saturday nights. Reservations Phone 66-651 pStaumm BORT SPECIALISTS IN NEW ZE AL AN D_ CUISINE The Close of the Summer Sports Season is not far away! THE CASK & CLEAVER RESTAURANT SPECIALISES IN LARGE GROUP BOOKINGS AND IT’S RELAXED ATMOSPHERE IS IDEAL FOR YOUR END OF SEASON FUNCTION. • 4 COURSE MENU • $lB PER PERSON • ENTERTAINMENT MOST NIGHT’S • BYO LICENCE • DON’T MISS OUT! MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW PHONE 791-474 WjL Gask&Gkatier 123 Lichfield Street Christchurch XjSdfr Telephone 791-474
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Press, 29 January 1986, Page 38
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133Page 38 Advertisements Column 3 Press, 29 January 1986, Page 38
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