PETER PAN CAFE

Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20511, 30 May 1938, Page 12

PETER PAN CAFE

HAMILTON’S LEADING RESTAURANT There is nothing more nourishing and nothing more acceptable these cold, winter days than a plateful of deliciously cooked fish, cooked, mind [ you, to a beautiful golden brown, ; and served with equally tasty hot I chip potatoes. j To read about them makes you hun- ! gry, but if vou visit the Peter Pan I Restaurant and ask for some the meal, j when served, will make your mouth I water, and what a treat is then in ! store for you. But remember, it is at | the Peter Pan, in Victoria Street, I opposite Collingwood Street, that such j a deliciously-cooked meal awaits ! your appetite. ! The Peter Pan, cf course, serves oysters in season and grills are obj tainable at their ruling low prices, j This restaurant caters not only for I day patrons, but remains open up to j a very late hour to enable weary travj oilers and “late supper” clients to sat- | isfy their “inner man.” i Remember, therefore, to patronise I this large and airy restaurant, not ! only during Show week, but at all ! other times during the year.