On the Carlton Cafe situated at Nes, 4 and 5 Nivgpo Rod, was opened, and daring the day many accepted the invitation of the mansgepet ixes. The ich was formerly a g down, has been thoroughly remdelied internally, and converted into an up-to date restaurant. On the ground fi w are the main diving-room, where 100 the least overcrowding. and smoking room, The kitchen also on thie floor, and this, the manager of the cafe, Mr. L. Ladow, has made special feature of the establishment 2 interior of th tiled floor and white-tiled se00 frm the dining room if the diner wen, he may do #0, and an attendant will he detailed This, thought, will imbue customers confidence regarding the prospec! meal. On the next for are the over-flow dining room, and five rooms, where small dinner or tiffie parties may be held. On the next floor is a fairly large room th will be utilized either as a banquet hell or a dance hall. A swell room adj this which can be axed either a" supper. or cloak room, as the case may be. There are also four other spare rooms, which will be tarned into pr dining-roome if teand necessary; if, on the other hand, the present accommodation is found to be sufficient, they will be used as living rooms by the foreign the growing tendency of many Chinese merchants to indole la foreign tiffing. and has accordingly decided to cater specially for thie class of trade Throaghoat, the cafe has beea well farnished, and everything possible hax been done for the comfort of customers
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