... F.1.0.l at KIMBELLS OSBORNE RD„ SOUTHSEA EVERY WEDNESDAY E..CEIXF.XT CEISIXE & SERVICE! FILLY LICENSED Minimum a la rarte Menu, 2 6 Table d’hote. 3 6 No extra charge for Dancing POOK YOUR TAB LSI. T4333 DECEMBER price of gas, •Education Committee decided ...

... Mr*. Nicholson and the Sunday School teachers made he-arrange. ments and saw that the ehildreii had a goes! time. The lunch menu ineludeel soup, sandwiches. minc*e pies, blanemunge. jelly, fruit salad ano •lemonade. serving the meal Mrs. N'ie-holson was ...

... rabbit. Hitler has pot to ran. ran. run. ANOLO-VIIENCH TOUCH There ao Anglo-French touch about the New Tear's Ere dinner, the menu being printed the languages of both countries, while the Mignonette d’agneau entente oordialc (freely translated boned lota ...

... DINE and DANCE at KIMBELLS OSBORNE RD-. SOUTHSEA TO-XIGKT: •J»0—11 pm. EXCELLENT COSINE & LICENSED Minimnm la cart* Menu. Table d'hote 6 extra charge for Dancing BOOK YOUR TABLE Phone 74335. ...

... the Standards Depart-] Oigestiou lx- put , , ( . rioard of Trade, A tender tfie meantime f „r tins work, of 13s 6.1. Iron, menu opewwio in respe ~ re. (; ra ve. Short and Co. Ltd al-eody xhat the case London, was accepted. g.xitkms msde were, luat m ine ...

... exception of Christmas Day, the Canteen was open throughout the whole of last week. Christmas puddings were a popular item of the menu, and the average number of meals served per day was 110 at a cost of 4d. per head. AT THE COUNTRY CLUB.—A huge bonbon, from ...

... S. 'i 11 1. , C i isr hat or high mot` ..„ , ' ' AT ~., 112 I -, A marvel! t F.cor full advan ' - , war and s fir,, 1 \ menu. Id other cur Blue; Lls LDI iS* Brown. I .LOVES ALL-WO. L Fawn and n GUARAI •d. Obtainable :vie llinei.r 0,1 JUMPERS 31 , Of ...

... \ccJcd may perhaps mean little inconenience and necessitate i xt ung to make up for the shortage of r. butter and bacon, but menus can idapted to make full use of the u.s substitutes which provide appe- ,mg fare with full nutrition value. Rationing is democratic ...

... SURVEYOR. ACCOUNTANT. and Insurance Claims Assessor. AUCTION SALES of all kinds conducted. VALUATIONS in general for ail require. menu. Member of Kent and Siisse: Association, Licensed Property 1 aluers. SURVEYS A REPORTS on Properties, Farms. Businesses. Residences ...

... possibility that more children would pay for meals. The suggestion has the approval of school medical officer who urged that menus should contain more green vegetables and fresh fruits. A local caterer ha- approached for estimates and lie considered that ...

... perhaps mean little inconvenience and necessitate extra planning to make up for the shortage sugar, butter and bacon, but menus can be adapted to make full use of the various substitutes which provide appetising fare with full nutrition value. Rationing ...

... lhreatcns to send me a couple of rabbits if he can knock them over. So the war goes on. and I am reminded of that fact by a menu which reached me from France on Wednesday. It comes from a Folkestone man in one of the B.E.P. General Hospitals but he asks ...