“THE DAFFODIL”

Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20989, 16 December 1939, Page 3

“THE DAFFODIL”

LUNCHEONS, TEAS, GIFTS Hamilton can boast of m*ny tea and luncheon rooms but the pride of place must be given to the “Daffodil” !in Victoria Street, opposite Alma i Street. In these delightful rooms ' light luncheons and morning and ! afternoon teas are procurable at all i hours of the day and the tempting ! dishes placed before their customers | never fail to please. Home-made ! cakes and scones (just like mother i makes) are supplied in plenty and ; the palatable light dishes are always jin demand. In the front portion of the premises is located Waikato’s ! most up-to-date milk bar and ice ! cream dispensary where all the best j and tastiest cooling refreshments are served throughout the day. And, of course, mention must be made- of the Daffodil stocks of chocolates and confectionery which are second to none. For quality there’s nothing like them anywhere. Beautiful presentation boxes of chocolates (also loose) are obtainable at a very , low figure and tins of the best con- | fectionery made are also on sale. i These make ideal Xmas gifts more I especially for those who are known Ito have a “sweet tooth.” No Xmas ] shopping expedition would be com- | plete without paying a visit* to the | Daffodil which ha? made all prepara--1 tions to cope witfi the Xmas and 4 holiday rush, oh 9