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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 25 May 1917, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. OUR PROGRAMMES ARE BETTER THAN GOOD. WORLD'S PICTURES TO-NIGHT NEW CHANGE. METROS. METROS. METROS METROS. METROS. METROS. Five Gripping Acts of Love, Ambition, and Regeneration. THE WEAKNESS OF STRENGTH THE WEAKNESS OF STRENCTH THE WEAKNESS OF STRENGTH THE WEAKNESS OF STRENGTH THE WEAKNESS OF STRENGTH « Happiness or Power. Which is Greater? A big, strong Backwoods Lumberman chose power and riches, sacrificing his conscience, his friends, and the woman he loved. Other Brilliant" Subjects. METRO TRAVELOG, No. 2. ' Scenes from Mexico of To-day. INTERNATIONAL FILM CENSORING (Topical). THE SCHEMERS (Comedy). And FINAL NIGHT OF THE BABY COMPETITION. BABY COMPETITION. FINAL TO-NIGHT. To-night's voting, deciding winners of the Ist, 2nd and 3rd prizes, will be ANNOUNCED ON THE SCREEN TO-MORROW NIGHT. The Leading Positions now are — No. Votes. 66 — 406 48 — 391 25 — 294 9 — 257 No. Votes. No. Votes. No. Votes. I—4B 25 — 294 49 — 24 2—30 26 — 44 50 — 41 3—20 27—43 51—24 4—72 28 — 31 52 — 29 5—38 29 — 37 53 — 37 6 —. 34 30 — 39 54 — 39 7—33 31 — 37 55 — 38 8—43 32—35 56—45 9 — 287 33 — 32 57 — 49 10 — 31 34—30 58 — 38 11 — 24 35 — 38 59 — 29 12—25 36 — 33 60 — 49 13 — 39 37 — 82 61 — 33 14 — 37 38 — 31 62 — 58 15 — 61 39 — 2o 63—66 16 — 44 40 — 27 64 — 37 117 — 62 41 — 29 65 — 23 18 — 100 42 — 35 66 — 406 19—52 43—38 67 — 49 20 — 44 44 — 38 68 — 49 21 — 43 45 — 51 69 — 68 22 — 49 46 — 40 70 — 28 23—33 47 —' 29 71 — 32 ■•; 24 — 39 48 — 391 " 72 — 90 MOTHERS! GET YOUR FRIENDS . ' . • BUSY. ■ ■■ ■■ ■■■ EYESIGHT. EYESTRAIN. MR W. SAXON JONES, D.5.0.A., Consulting Optician. (Late of Arthur Cocks, Wellington), May be consulted as follows:— Monday—Patea, at Mr H. P. Williams', - Chemist, by appointment only. Tuesday—Stratford, at Mr F. Edwards', Chemist, from 12.30 to 3 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday— at West-wood's Pharmacy, High Street, Bawera. Hours, 10 to 5 p.m. NOTE.—We are now able to supply Crookes' Lenses. These Lenses exclude all harmful ultra-violet rays and forty per cent, of heat rays from the Spectrum without appreciably altering the colors of objects. Your eyes may lilre with ordinary lenses, but you will find instant relief with Crookes' Lenses.