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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 11495, 24 November 1931, Page 4

The Cafe tie Paris, the famous restaurant in the Avenue after a brilliant career of 54* years,' during which its tables have accommodated some of the greatest celebrities, including Kins' Ed ward VIT. and many Oriental potentates, has been taken over by one of the large French banks, the Banque do Paris et* de S Pavs-Bas. rhe bank owns the property and 'it has refused to renew the lease. _An office building on, the wall of which may he placed at commemorative tablet will probably he erected on the site. A "noticeable feature of the recent A. and P. Show and the was the nutnber of amateur photographers, who took interesting mementoes of Gisborne's Carnival week. From present indications, it appear* that the camera will be in greater demand than ever this season, and when the small initial outlay is considered, coupled with the fact thns the snaps will be reminders in years to come of the events of 1931, little surprise need be felt. At his pharmacy, Mr. Ivan T). Bramwoll 'has a. large assortment, of all, the bestknown and cheapest cameras and detailed instructions arc always giufcn the amateur. The development of the film, once a very tiresome, and prolonged prdeess, ds* how simplified by handing it to the Pharmacy, and the (‘prints are returned, the 'samo day. This is made possible, by tho baJfcest lEnglish developing machine, by which all films are with that clear, sharp cut; thatlienobes the work of the. expert . A speciality is also made of enlargements, and the cost i s surprisingly small. : Take your next snaps to Pharmacy, and you will .n<djer go anywhere else ojy spend' hours in dcyel-* oprng. M *