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AMUSEMENTS. : BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS. UNTY PULLS TflD STRINGS, GRAND OPERA HOUSE, FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY, Commencing SATURDAY, OCT. 24th , , MATINEE, WEDNESDAY; OCT 2ethi Presented by E. J. Carroll, by arrangement with J. C. Williamson, Ltd, BUNTY Deliglited and charmed London for 600 nights and New York for 400 nighta BUNTY is the same type of comedy as "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch; 60 quaint and yet 60 human. It appeals to everybody. BUNTY is played by the author and his wife (Mr. trad Mrs. Graham Moffat), and a specially selected company' of Scottish players. BUNTY may be recommended to all playgoers who can smile; or to others; if they have forgotten it will teach them how. BUNTY has met with world-wide success; its clean, quaint, wholesome humour has never failed ' to please. Box Plans open at the Dresden on Wednesday morning nest. Reserved Seats, 55.; .Unreserved, 35., 25., Is. TjiVERYBODY'S. Hi OPERA HOUSE PALATIAL. Dailv from Noon Till 10.30 n.m. EXTRAORDINARY CROWDS are thronging eagerly to see the i FTTCST ACTUAL WAR PTCTURE. "Tho Grave of Bravo Belgians." . "CAPTURE OF LOUVAIN." "CAPTURE OF LOUVAIN." "CAPTURE OF LOUVAIN." The picture enables you to realise the horrors a noble people had to endure. "OLD RELIABLE!" Vita "OLD RELIABLE!" Star "OLD RELIABLE!" Special. This great play owes its tremendous popularity to the fact that it is human and true to life. ELECTRIFYING WAR GRAPHIC. ELECTRIFYING WAR, GRAPHIC. The Best Yet. The Best Yet. "SOLDIERS OF THE TSAR" (magnifi-cent)-THE KING OF THE BELGIANS (lourllv clwrod) ANTWERP'S ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. AND OTHER RARE FILMS. ' 3d. Children. ' Adults 6d.

THEATRE. "Where Everybody Goes." STALLS, 3d. DEESS CIRCLE, 6d. LIMITED Number Dress Circle Reserve Seats, Is. For EVERYBODY. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. "VICTIM OF VENGEANCE" (Aquila's "Masterpiece" Drama). "INTERNATIONAL POLO" (England Defeats America). "Granny" (Lubin drama); "The Count's Messenger"; "Secrets of the KineinatogTapli"; "Children of the Tenements" (scenes iu New York); etc., etc. PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN. SNOWDEN. SNOWDEN. rWN HALL. TOWN HALL. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 164.30 p.m.—Civic reception by His Worship the Mayor. 8 p.m.—Mr. and Mrs. Snowden. Chairman, Sir Joseph Ward. ■ SCTNDAY, OCTOBER 183 p.m. —Mrs. Chairman, Mr. C. M. Luke. 8.15 p.m.—Mr. Snowden. -" Chairman, Hon. W. F. Massey. MONDAY,» OCTOBEE 19-"" 3 p.m.—Women's Meeting—Mrs. Snowden. Chair to be taken by Lady Stout. •■-.•■ I ■ 8 p.m.—Mr. and Mrs. Snowden. Chairman, Mr. J. M'Combs, M.P. Collection at each meeting for Campaign Funds CITY FINANCE FIGURES FOR FIRST HALF-YEAR. A statement of the City Corporation's receipts and expenditure for. tlio six months ended September 30, 1914, was placed before the City Council last night. The total receipts for the period were £41,025, and the total expenditure £116,359. Principal items of income were as follow: —Konts, £15,320; rates, £8635; water by motor, £76'26; licenses, £4019; and Town Hall letting* £1093. On the expenditure side, tlie more important figures were: Interest, £21,496; waterworks, £21,105; street works, £18,774; Hospital and Charitable 'Aid levy, £6514; drainage, £6301; street lighting, £5015; ecarenging, £4704; refuse and destructor, £4067; salaries, £3934; fire brigade, £3449; and City reserves, £3274. During the current eix months the sum of £162,359 is due to complete the year's estimate of rates, while the rents to bo collected total £19,087.

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