HOT CROSS BUNS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXX, Issue 5405, 27 March 1929, Page 2

HOT CROSS BUNS.

GOOD FRIDAY’S SPECIALITY. Good Friday the. day after tomorrow ! The day synenomious the Christian world -over with 'hot cross buns. For the mclst delicious hot cross buns imaginable—their flavour and scrumptiougness due to an 'old family recipe—one is-strongly advised to patronise the Victoria Bakery, owned and managed by Mr D. Leach. To ensure, delivery orders shcluld be given as early as possible, -for procrastination may mean going emptyhanded through the last minute rush. These spec.ial hot cross buns wijl .be on sale from 12 o’cMck on Thursday,' the bakery remaining open until 9 that night. Small pastry cakes, block cakes ,sponges, etc. ; white and brown bread ; in fact, every desirable and necessary -creation of the baker’s art for Easter, and occasions, is available at the Victoria Bakery, where everything is conducted on ti’e most modern and sanitary lines. Those in town doiilg their Easter shopping should take advantage, of the splendid, cool, and -comfortable tearooms run In conjunction with the premises, where dainty and a ope Using lig.bt luncheons and teas are to be obtained, In keeping with the modern and sanitary standard of. the business, all foodstuffs are kept in the firm’s own refrigerator in the building.

The; bakery will be open on Saturday for the sale of bread, etc., so that patrons can be assured of a proper supply of fresh bread over the holidays. The telephone number is 23, and the deliveries cover a large; area, embracing Komata, Netherton, Kerepeehi, a,nd adjacent districts.