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DescriptionFriday night used to be fish and chip night for a lot of families.Two of us would would go up town on our bikes to Norcasa fish shop and order 7 shillings of fish and chips and that would be a great heap of chips and one fish each for us five kids and Mum and Dad.I would put the packet on the back carrier of my bike and bike home.. really fast.. to Blaketown.Map[1] ContributorHeather Newby
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CommentsHeather Newby
I used to love the crispy bits left over in the newspaper
Dave Bj Henderson
Yep done that, back home over the swing bridge.
Lynnette Walford
Not cheap anymore even for two..
Bronwen Skates
as teenagers after the 10pm movie we would head down to Snowy Campbells in Reefton for a piece of fish and half scoop wrapped in newspaper , we all had our own parcel and would rip a hole in to pull out the fish and chips while walking home usually in a fog lol . a huge treat back then and so cheap
Ray Port
I still keep the tradition going in Australia.
Friday night is fish an chips.
I miss them being in the old newspapers tho.
It was like you always hit the lottery when you searched thru the folds and found a couple of chips.Dave Bj Henderson
Yep done that, back home over the swing bridge.
Lynnette Walford
Not cheap anymore even for two..
Ray Port
I still keep the tradition going in Australia.
Friday night is fish an chips.
I miss them being in the old newspapers tho.
It was like you always hit the lottery when you searched thru the folds and found a couple of chips.
Russ Lowe
Ray Port or a good story from last week.
Raewyne Whitcombe Walker
Ray Port Me too,, those ones were the best.. The worst was when you would eye up your next chip, and someone else would grab it before you got it....
Alison Blogs
yep fish & chips every friday night
Susan Barlow
We lived in Camerons ... bit far to bike. Fish n Chips treat was at Intermans. Dad's treat; not often
Yvonne Lawson
When I worked at Brickhouse would get them once a week. One shilling got 3 fish and lots chips. One shilling and sixpence 4 fish with lots chips. So yummy.
Catherine Moffitt Rowlands
Best night of the week was a Tuesday. Dad used to go to town to get supplies for the shop. He bought home fish and chips for all 10 of us from Norcasa, cakes from Blanchfields and a great bundle of comics from Clauds bookshop.
Nova Hichens
Loved the Norcasa, always fish & chips on Thursday nights catching the train to Kumara.
Les Bryce
I used to like Intermans Cafe, 2 fish and chips for a shilling (10 cents)..
Graham Messenger
They did the best deep fried oysters as well.
Heather Newby
Graham Messenger yes.. they were such a treat
Maggie Bath
Heather Newby love the "bike home - really fast ..." but I have to confess I had visions of F&C spread over the road - even if only once, LOL.
Heather Newby
Maggie Bath i used to put the large wrapped packet on my bike carrier with the big sprung bike clip holding it tight
Donald Pearson
Definitly a treat,newspaper and all
Monica Harvey
It was lovely fish and got lots not like today
Del Godfrey
Especially for the catholic families! No red meat on Friday!!!
George Preston
My Uncle Eddie Preston was the owner, had a few feeds myself.
Charlie Blanchett
Still do
Brian Borgfeldt
We used to get them once a fortnight travelling from Kaiata to Grey in the 1927 Studebaker. Sometimes got pea-pie-pud with beetroot from piecart.
Rodney Burns
Loved them in those days eating out of newspaper.
Heather Gaulter
Real fish and chips they were too
Stuart McMillan
Yeah that’s right
Dave Steers
At my place it still is.
Gillian Millward
Dosen't that stem from when Catholics always ate fish on a Friday?
Sheryl Locke
Ours was potato fritter and chips, parents had fish.
Sometimes with Bread, butter and home made tomato sauce.
Dorothy Wills
Good times
Robin Spillane
still is here.
Graeme Marriott
Friday night Flicks at the Regent theatre ..pie from Charlies pie cart
Jennifer Noble
And mine but at All Nations Barrytown
Bryce Smith
Still is. Just waiting for the bluff oysters.
Merle Brown
I live in Paeroa and we had fish and chips last night. Asked for 2 terakai and chips got 3 with chips lovely and crunchy $12.00 cheaper than other places here.
Doris Blanchard
If the Norcasa was there in Greymouth in 1942 it is where I bought the first fish and chips which I ever had and I loved them.
I went to a meeting at the Anglican Church on Friday evenings and we all bought threepence worth of fish and chips for our tea.
Heather Newby
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Doris Blanchard wow.. threepence!
Paul Thomas
For our family of four it was Thurs nights. Fish & Chips for the family cost only a half crown
Kath Ryan-Hayward
I even now after all these years still have fish and chips on a Friday when I can
Peter Rosanowski
Snowy's was flat out every Friday night.
Miri Squires
fish on friday
Carrol Hunter
Still is
Brian McIntyre
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You would even get the smell of it now for 70c
Brian McIntyre
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Norcassa. = Norcliff and Paul Cassa
Paul Thomas
Ours was 10 shillings and it was a Thusday that Eva Finlay brought home the fish n chips to Firth Street, Bill Arthur driving d McGlahen bus. SAME fish n chips shop - NORCASSA
Diane Whittle
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My mother worked at the fish and chip shop that was across the road from the St James theatre, we had fish and chips a lot when she was there. I can't remember the name of the shop though, I can remember being fascinated at how the chips were made in the machine.
Raewyne Whitcombe Walker
Diane Whittle ,, Was that Wallies fish and chips... Had the best fish and chips at that time.
Diane Whittle
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Raewyne Whitcombe Walker probably, I'll have to ask the brains Trust in the family, my sister, , she will remember.
Chris McIntyre
10 dollars for a piece of fish in Perth
Chris McIntyre
We lived across the road from kazakas fish and chip caravan in hari hari and could smell them every day
Wayne Marshall
Friday night - fish n - chip at my place in the 50's 60's great memories
Kenny Williams
Still is fish n chip Friday at our house in Culverden ,really great fish n chips Culverden Takeaways.
Christine Stewart
Dad bought our fish and chips in Cobden on the way home from work, on his bike, lovely memories.
Colleen Janet Chisholm
Still is
Wendy Clark
Oh my goodness, that looks so yum...and going back a few..(or more ) years I remember paying 1/ 6 one shilling and sixpence...for fish and chips on a Friday night...( It was in the 60s ).
Terry MJ
I remember paying 6p (sixpence) for two pieces of fish and a heap of chips from our Fish and Chip shop in Bright St, Cobden in the early 50's. It might have even been threepence. Didnt know what inflation was in those days, haha !!!!!
Alan Beck
Yes. 3/- 0d, in the rain, Central, Albert Street. 'Stainless' Steele, a rocker type.
Phil Wright
I remember getting $2.50 to go and buy them for 5 of us ! lol
Sandra Mike Moore
Remember those plaid jackets well.
Kerry Keating
We had a standing order at the Norcasa every Friday. Dad would start at Jones book shop in Mackay st, get the "Dandy" and the "Beano", two comics, then on to our fish n chips. The fish n chips was a catholic thing forbidding meat on Fridays, long since been discontinued.
Lyn Gosling
I think Norcasa was the Fish & Chip shop next to my parent's shop (Cohen's Garden Centre) in Mackay Street. I have fond memories of getting Fish and Chips from next door on Friday "Late night shopping" nights and sharing them as a family in the "back room". of the shop. Such a treat.
Shirley Barrow
Friday, or maybe Saturday, nights, many yrs ago, we would grab our kids, off to my cousin's place, fish and chips for tea, several different games, then home feeling tired, full but very happy. Fish and chip shop still going in same place in Christchurch, New Zealand, wonderful memories as cousin passed away.
Murray Bradley
We got ours at my grandads shop , was Mundys Cafe then Intemanns Cafe.
Del Godfrey
Friday night was always fish and chip night as we grew up, Catholic night, no red meat on Friday
Johnny Morris
I think that was because Roman Catholics weren’t allowed to eat meat on Fridays
Greg Hine
If there was one photo that depicted the undivided, affordable and happy NZ that I miss, I reckon this is it!
David Howe
Actually Monday night was our fish and chip night. It was washing and ironing day for Mum, and this saved her having to get tea ready. It was a boil in the copper washing day, and sheets were the first in. It took her all day to do the washing and ironing for six of us. Dad bought Mum a washing machine when he could afford it, but Mum refused to use it. But Dad had the copper taken out, and she had no choice. I hated Monday morning as she would come into the bedroom and wanted the sheets that we were sleeping on. Tough luck Son, the sheets have to be washed. And she would make us get out of bed and take them away.
Dianne Johnson
Oh, I can taste it still. Friday night fish and chips were the best ever, and always wrapped in proper newspaper.
Terry MJ
I remember paying 6p (sixpence) for two pieces of fish and a heap of chips from our Fish and Chip shop in Bright St, Cobden in the early 50's. It might have even been threepence. Didnt know what inflation was in those days, haha !!!!!
Judy Crestani
Yes No red meat on Friday
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Grant Jamieson
Yes Fridays f+c was it an old catholic thing ? Eating fish on fridays
Patricia Herd
Living in Hari Hari it was bliss when Nicki and George? Kazakos started their F/C shop there. Before Noula came onto the scene. Oh they knew how to cook them.
Joye Hanrahan
When I first met my husband fifty years ago his friend when’s to the local fish and chips shop to get some for Tea there were about six of us at the house so he bought twenty NZ pounds worth!!
The shop probably closed up for the night!
Tania Tones Lawrence
Still takeaway night for us Ours was Cobden takeaways, the best
Bruce Knight
I can still smell those fish and chips (aka “greasies”), when we used to rip the top off the newspaper wrapping, and see the steam all come out.
Lyn Tyson
Great photo!
Hazel Oldham
About twice year for all of us but boy was that special
Kenny Williams
Still is fish n chip Friday at our house in Culverden ,really great fish n chips Culverden Takeaways.
Forgot to add still wrapped in paper.
Trish Rennie
Wonderful memory Heather Newby….we used to have ours in the car on the way home to Barrytown. Mum used to tear off pieces of newspaper and wrap our fish in that for us to hold and another piece to hold our chips…our three monthly treat….oh the delight
Susan Barlow
We got ours from Intemanns. Not every Friday though .... maybe once every 3 months. It was a luxury!
Raewyn Taylor
The delicious aroma when you ripped open the top and then that mouthwatering sensation as you plunged your fingers in to grab a hot chip to blow on !!
Maureen Shaw
OMG I’d forgotten. A big white piece of tender fish. And yummy fresh fries. Sigh.
Marg Power
I remember when Dad had the Gilmer Hotel my brother & I would bike up to get the fish & sausage bites plus chips for the counter lunch. Joke at the time was Dad asked for extra salt so they would drink more. That wouldn't suprise me. Six large parcels on our bike carriers & going like hell rain, hail or sunshine to get them there on time.
Margaret Malloch
Great fish and chips wrapped in newspaper those days tasted better that way not dished up on a plate
Wayne Marshall
Friday night fish n chip at my place in the 50's 60's great memories
Pat Wills
Tasted better in newspaper
Grant Richardson
Yes w did in joy Friday night fish and chips from the take away in good old Preston road.
Johnny Morris
I also remember the fish & chip shop on the Main Street that had chips that tasted of wet wood; I think they put the chips in wooden washing tubs
Lynn Hopkins
I know it was a rarity,we still don’t buy take always unless Grandies come
Alison Blogs
yep we had fish & chips every friday night,plus dad would buy something from cake shop
Catherine Moffitt Rowlands
Tuesday night was fish and chips from Norcasa, comics from Claud’s bookshop and cakes from Blanchfield. I seem to remember dad got 10 shillings worth of f&c for our family of 8 kids and mum and dad.
It sure was the best night of the week.
Trevor Penny
Still is, but its home made.
Colin Harman
Yep that's true, and in Reefton they were great
Jonathan White
"Cheap as chips" certainly doesn't apply anymore
Michael Mclauglin
Can't afford them now. 3 fish are a scoop $25.00
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Dylan Antonievic
Maori roasts
Judy Ann Hinde
I remember the big wooden bins of battered (part cooked?) fish at Tony’s, dinner wrapped in newspapers and a hurried drive home to carters beach before it went cold. The fish was incredibly meaty and was twice cooked I think? Perhaps it might have been shark in those days. Is there anyone in the group who might of worked at Tony’s and can shed some light on the fish used in the 1970s and how it was prepared? Was it blue shark? it was so good.
Christine Hansen
Tania Tones Lawrence
We got fish & chips there a month ago while visting the Coast, they were cooked perfectly and tasted delicious.. I lived in Cobden when it was Freddy Mansons
Jo Hart
Still is!
Sandra Mike Moore
Remember those plaid jackets well.
I used to love the crispy bits left over in the newspaper
Dave Bj Henderson
Yep done that, back home over the swing bridge.
Lynnette Walford
Not cheap anymore even for two..
Bronwen Skates
as teenagers after the 10pm movie we would head down to Snowy Campbells in Reefton for a piece of fish and half scoop wrapped in newspaper , we all had our own parcel and would rip a hole in to pull out the fish and chips while walking home usually in a fog lol . a huge treat back then and so cheap
Ray Port
I still keep the tradition going in Australia.
Friday night is fish an chips.
I miss them being in the old newspapers tho.
It was like you always hit the lottery when you searched thru the folds and found a couple of chips.Dave Bj Henderson
Yep done that, back home over the swing bridge.
Lynnette Walford
Not cheap anymore even for two..
Ray Port
I still keep the tradition going in Australia.
Friday night is fish an chips.
I miss them being in the old newspapers tho.
It was like you always hit the lottery when you searched thru the folds and found a couple of chips.
Russ Lowe
Ray Port or a good story from last week.
Raewyne Whitcombe Walker
Ray Port Me too,, those ones were the best.. The worst was when you would eye up your next chip, and someone else would grab it before you got it....
Alison Blogs
yep fish & chips every friday night
Susan Barlow
We lived in Camerons ... bit far to bike. Fish n Chips treat was at Intermans. Dad's treat; not often
Yvonne Lawson
When I worked at Brickhouse would get them once a week. One shilling got 3 fish and lots chips. One shilling and sixpence 4 fish with lots chips. So yummy.
Catherine Moffitt Rowlands
Best night of the week was a Tuesday. Dad used to go to town to get supplies for the shop. He bought home fish and chips for all 10 of us from Norcasa, cakes from Blanchfields and a great bundle of comics from Clauds bookshop.
Nova Hichens
Loved the Norcasa, always fish & chips on Thursday nights catching the train to Kumara.
Les Bryce
I used to like Intermans Cafe, 2 fish and chips for a shilling (10 cents)..
Graham Messenger
They did the best deep fried oysters as well.
Heather Newby
Graham Messenger yes.. they were such a treat
Maggie Bath
Heather Newby love the "bike home - really fast ..." but I have to confess I had visions of F&C spread over the road - even if only once, LOL.
Heather Newby
Maggie Bath i used to put the large wrapped packet on my bike carrier with the big sprung bike clip holding it tight
Donald Pearson
Definitly a treat,newspaper and all
Monica Harvey
It was lovely fish and got lots not like today
Del Godfrey
Especially for the catholic families! No red meat on Friday!!!
George Preston
My Uncle Eddie Preston was the owner, had a few feeds myself.
Charlie Blanchett
Still do
Brian Borgfeldt
We used to get them once a fortnight travelling from Kaiata to Grey in the 1927 Studebaker. Sometimes got pea-pie-pud with beetroot from piecart.
Rodney Burns
Loved them in those days eating out of newspaper.
Heather Gaulter
Real fish and chips they were too
Stuart McMillan
Yeah that’s right
Dave Steers
At my place it still is.
Gillian Millward
Dosen't that stem from when Catholics always ate fish on a Friday?
Sheryl Locke
Ours was potato fritter and chips, parents had fish.
Sometimes with Bread, butter and home made tomato sauce.
Dorothy Wills
Good times
Robin Spillane
still is here.
Graeme Marriott
Friday night Flicks at the Regent theatre ..pie from Charlies pie cart
Jennifer Noble
And mine but at All Nations Barrytown
Bryce Smith
Still is. Just waiting for the bluff oysters.
Merle Brown
I live in Paeroa and we had fish and chips last night. Asked for 2 terakai and chips got 3 with chips lovely and crunchy $12.00 cheaper than other places here.
Doris Blanchard
If the Norcasa was there in Greymouth in 1942 it is where I bought the first fish and chips which I ever had and I loved them.
I went to a meeting at the Anglican Church on Friday evenings and we all bought threepence worth of fish and chips for our tea.
Heather Newby
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Doris Blanchard wow.. threepence!
Paul Thomas
For our family of four it was Thurs nights. Fish & Chips for the family cost only a half crown
Kath Ryan-Hayward
I even now after all these years still have fish and chips on a Friday when I can
Peter Rosanowski
Snowy's was flat out every Friday night.
Miri Squires
fish on friday
Carrol Hunter
Still is
Brian McIntyre
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You would even get the smell of it now for 70c
Brian McIntyre
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Norcassa. = Norcliff and Paul Cassa
Paul Thomas
Ours was 10 shillings and it was a Thusday that Eva Finlay brought home the fish n chips to Firth Street, Bill Arthur driving d McGlahen bus. SAME fish n chips shop - NORCASSA
Diane Whittle
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My mother worked at the fish and chip shop that was across the road from the St James theatre, we had fish and chips a lot when she was there. I can't remember the name of the shop though, I can remember being fascinated at how the chips were made in the machine.
Raewyne Whitcombe Walker
Diane Whittle ,, Was that Wallies fish and chips... Had the best fish and chips at that time.
Diane Whittle
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Raewyne Whitcombe Walker probably, I'll have to ask the brains Trust in the family, my sister, , she will remember.
Chris McIntyre
10 dollars for a piece of fish in Perth
Chris McIntyre
We lived across the road from kazakas fish and chip caravan in hari hari and could smell them every day
Wayne Marshall
Friday night - fish n - chip at my place in the 50's 60's great memories
Kenny Williams
Still is fish n chip Friday at our house in Culverden ,really great fish n chips Culverden Takeaways.
Christine Stewart
Dad bought our fish and chips in Cobden on the way home from work, on his bike, lovely memories.
Colleen Janet Chisholm
Still is
Wendy Clark
Oh my goodness, that looks so yum...and going back a few..(or more ) years I remember paying 1/ 6 one shilling and sixpence...for fish and chips on a Friday night...( It was in the 60s ).
Terry MJ
I remember paying 6p (sixpence) for two pieces of fish and a heap of chips from our Fish and Chip shop in Bright St, Cobden in the early 50's. It might have even been threepence. Didnt know what inflation was in those days, haha !!!!!
Alan Beck
Yes. 3/- 0d, in the rain, Central, Albert Street. 'Stainless' Steele, a rocker type.
Phil Wright
I remember getting $2.50 to go and buy them for 5 of us ! lol
Sandra Mike Moore
Remember those plaid jackets well.
Kerry Keating
We had a standing order at the Norcasa every Friday. Dad would start at Jones book shop in Mackay st, get the "Dandy" and the "Beano", two comics, then on to our fish n chips. The fish n chips was a catholic thing forbidding meat on Fridays, long since been discontinued.
Lyn Gosling
I think Norcasa was the Fish & Chip shop next to my parent's shop (Cohen's Garden Centre) in Mackay Street. I have fond memories of getting Fish and Chips from next door on Friday "Late night shopping" nights and sharing them as a family in the "back room". of the shop. Such a treat.
Shirley Barrow
Friday, or maybe Saturday, nights, many yrs ago, we would grab our kids, off to my cousin's place, fish and chips for tea, several different games, then home feeling tired, full but very happy. Fish and chip shop still going in same place in Christchurch, New Zealand, wonderful memories as cousin passed away.
Murray Bradley
We got ours at my grandads shop , was Mundys Cafe then Intemanns Cafe.
Del Godfrey
Friday night was always fish and chip night as we grew up, Catholic night, no red meat on Friday
Johnny Morris
I think that was because Roman Catholics weren’t allowed to eat meat on Fridays
Greg Hine
If there was one photo that depicted the undivided, affordable and happy NZ that I miss, I reckon this is it!
David Howe
Actually Monday night was our fish and chip night. It was washing and ironing day for Mum, and this saved her having to get tea ready. It was a boil in the copper washing day, and sheets were the first in. It took her all day to do the washing and ironing for six of us. Dad bought Mum a washing machine when he could afford it, but Mum refused to use it. But Dad had the copper taken out, and she had no choice. I hated Monday morning as she would come into the bedroom and wanted the sheets that we were sleeping on. Tough luck Son, the sheets have to be washed. And she would make us get out of bed and take them away.
Dianne Johnson
Oh, I can taste it still. Friday night fish and chips were the best ever, and always wrapped in proper newspaper.
Terry MJ
I remember paying 6p (sixpence) for two pieces of fish and a heap of chips from our Fish and Chip shop in Bright St, Cobden in the early 50's. It might have even been threepence. Didnt know what inflation was in those days, haha !!!!!
Judy Crestani
Yes No red meat on Friday
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Grant Jamieson
Yes Fridays f+c was it an old catholic thing ? Eating fish on fridays
Patricia Herd
Living in Hari Hari it was bliss when Nicki and George? Kazakos started their F/C shop there. Before Noula came onto the scene. Oh they knew how to cook them.
Joye Hanrahan
When I first met my husband fifty years ago his friend when’s to the local fish and chips shop to get some for Tea there were about six of us at the house so he bought twenty NZ pounds worth!!
The shop probably closed up for the night!
Tania Tones Lawrence
Still takeaway night for us Ours was Cobden takeaways, the best
Bruce Knight
I can still smell those fish and chips (aka “greasies”), when we used to rip the top off the newspaper wrapping, and see the steam all come out.
Lyn Tyson
Great photo!
Hazel Oldham
About twice year for all of us but boy was that special
Kenny Williams
Still is fish n chip Friday at our house in Culverden ,really great fish n chips Culverden Takeaways.
Forgot to add still wrapped in paper.
Trish Rennie
Wonderful memory Heather Newby….we used to have ours in the car on the way home to Barrytown. Mum used to tear off pieces of newspaper and wrap our fish in that for us to hold and another piece to hold our chips…our three monthly treat….oh the delight
Susan Barlow
We got ours from Intemanns. Not every Friday though .... maybe once every 3 months. It was a luxury!
Raewyn Taylor
The delicious aroma when you ripped open the top and then that mouthwatering sensation as you plunged your fingers in to grab a hot chip to blow on !!
Maureen Shaw
OMG I’d forgotten. A big white piece of tender fish. And yummy fresh fries. Sigh.
Marg Power
I remember when Dad had the Gilmer Hotel my brother & I would bike up to get the fish & sausage bites plus chips for the counter lunch. Joke at the time was Dad asked for extra salt so they would drink more. That wouldn't suprise me. Six large parcels on our bike carriers & going like hell rain, hail or sunshine to get them there on time.
Margaret Malloch
Great fish and chips wrapped in newspaper those days tasted better that way not dished up on a plate
Wayne Marshall
Friday night fish n chip at my place in the 50's 60's great memories
Pat Wills
Tasted better in newspaper
Grant Richardson
Yes w did in joy Friday night fish and chips from the take away in good old Preston road.
Johnny Morris
I also remember the fish & chip shop on the Main Street that had chips that tasted of wet wood; I think they put the chips in wooden washing tubs
Lynn Hopkins
I know it was a rarity,we still don’t buy take always unless Grandies come
Alison Blogs
yep we had fish & chips every friday night,plus dad would buy something from cake shop
Catherine Moffitt Rowlands
Tuesday night was fish and chips from Norcasa, comics from Claud’s bookshop and cakes from Blanchfield. I seem to remember dad got 10 shillings worth of f&c for our family of 8 kids and mum and dad.
It sure was the best night of the week.
Trevor Penny
Still is, but its home made.
Colin Harman
Yep that's true, and in Reefton they were great
Jonathan White
"Cheap as chips" certainly doesn't apply anymore
Michael Mclauglin
Can't afford them now. 3 fish are a scoop $25.00
Reply
Dylan Antonievic
Maori roasts
Judy Ann Hinde
I remember the big wooden bins of battered (part cooked?) fish at Tony’s, dinner wrapped in newspapers and a hurried drive home to carters beach before it went cold. The fish was incredibly meaty and was twice cooked I think? Perhaps it might have been shark in those days. Is there anyone in the group who might of worked at Tony’s and can shed some light on the fish used in the 1970s and how it was prepared? Was it blue shark? it was so good.
Christine Hansen
Tania Tones Lawrence
We got fish & chips there a month ago while visting the Coast, they were cooked perfectly and tasted delicious.. I lived in Cobden when it was Freddy Mansons
Jo Hart
Still is!
Sandra Mike Moore
Remember those plaid jackets well.
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