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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1924, Page 18

The largest bell in the world is that ao, t n he. Great Beli o£ Moscow, which weighs 220 tons. It was cast for the Kremlin m 173* by order of the Tsar Nicholas 11., but fell when workmen were hanging ,t. . It was broken, and has remained ever since on the spot where ■it

THE DOCTOR'S.GOLF STORY. One of the keenest members of a golf club not far from' Wellington, in the old days was a well-beloved banker who much enjoyed an 'occasional spot of Doctor s Special Reliable Old Scotch Whisky „ Our friend used to lie in the 'heavy grass near a, blind hole while his friends drove merrily for the cup. Then he stole across and placed one ball or other in ..the hole. Warmly he welcomed his victim! Holed out in one? Well, I'll he dashed! trladly the golfer paid' the traditional penalty ot a bottle of Doctor's Special. Though the banker's prank was eventually discovered, all golfers still maintain _ a high respect for 'his excellent qualities—and The Doctor.—Advt.----i ' • \ ' ■ KEEP BEE OINTMENT HANDY. Wherever there are children minor accidents constantly occur. These require care. , Always have handy a pot of Bee Ointment. Its antiseptic healing properties make it the first of all home remedies. Relieves ' pain and stops irritation immediately.' Good for cuts, bruisesj sores, and all skin eruptions, Is 6d' everywhere.—Advt.

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