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Hokitika Guardian, 3 January 1924, Page 3

ciUhDisinillHl^^H -MR .MASSEY ]_V CAXADA^^ (Deceived this dav at 9.0 a.m.) OTTAWA. Jan. 2. A message from Winnipeg states that ATr Massey condemns the “,Mnnelioster Guardian’s” criticism of bis Canadian speeches as “childish and unworthy of consideration.” Continuing .Mr .Massey said: “f have no wish to interfere in British politics, having been misquoted before sailing from England. I wish to emphasise that the resolutions passed by the Imperial Conlerenee are not binding cm New Zealand until ratified l,\ tin, latter’s Parliament.”

OIL' PROMOTER SHOT

MABEL NORMAXD I.M RLTCATED. (Received this dav at fMb a.m.) XIAV YORK, .fan o. C. S. Di ll c 1 s, l lie 'ill promoter, i-, living from a gunshot wound. R. C. Greer. Mabel Xormand’s chnffcur, ad111i11i11jr ( lie sliciej lag. The ehafi’eur’s excuse was I lint Dines was "bothering .Miss Xorniand.” -Mabel Xnnna ml and Edna I’urviauce arc detainccl hv the police who hay Unit Greer has made a fall confession and described fiuc• sti> lll a 1 1 1 c■ incidents in Dines’ apartment. impelling him In suggest that the actresses should leave the place. Oreer lirc-cl three shots when Dines attacked him with a buttle. WAR .MATERIAL EDI! O'RREGOX. (Received this dav at 9.2.0 a.mA AIEXTCO CITY. Jan 2. The ITiited Slates Consul has informed O’Bregon that the t'nited States will send him war material up to 7o(),0()0deil.