MR PRETORIUS
If I may just explain with the photographs in front of the Commissioner, the third last page is a page with a 15 on top of it.  At the bottom photograph one can see the corner, that is where King George and Plein Street is.  It is not in dispute that the pharmacy is right there at the corner.  Just down one can see the fish and chip shop sign at the top hanging down.  So that's the fish and chips shop and that is the pharmacy.  If one then turns back, unfortunately it's not paginated in numbers, referred actually to places and not necessarily to pages.  If one then goes back to the photograph 5 which is about six or so pages from the front - it's a photograph with a Kadet in front of it, one can then to the right where a person is standing, again see the fish and chip shop and immediately to the left is the dry cleaners and one could notice the signs just above the words dry cleaners where it's got the shoes, the keys and the number three in it.  Now if one then just turns to page, or to photograph rather 13, the top reads "Skote King Skoen Winkel" and one can see just on the top photo, on the head of the person there, in front of him, there's exactly the same sings.  So the one entrance shows the dry cleaners and the other entrance shows the cobbler shop, so it's exactly the same actually.