MOKAU DEVELOPEMENTS

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 296, 5 December 1911, Page 6

MOKAU DEVELOPEMENTS

■| ft i. V ATIOA < i- MeNAB. I.th Mokau I'lte-t ‘Self lopmehf, the I ’ - . - M-. M< \ I. i.a- »••> n tn i-repri"-ui rJ. A vieoroits effort •.hi 1 * marie to attach suspicion to him * an alleged ignoble part in the . I r. ■ ■ 1. . d !><■'. M.-. Ma..| *.\ o n' of the offt riders, and 1 c and Ins •-< Fave t'o-.v t!;e ta.-k of re- • fto::i the -hock given by M-- ---. la " a-.i » i>aT:ib‘•;■«. T. ' •’ 1 i .’ ■.. V.’dli-tn Ne'.<r>n. It. I>. I>. M.-I.e-i.;,. I>. White, in i •■■•:'emr.i -at!o , i to Mr. McNab. ( ■ •..»■ [.< id* rof the (Jppo-ition r. - I, a -rrioii- strategic blunder i:i riirning Ir- for- or Mr. McNab. Hi-we-1, wide, and he drew' upon irrii-* l f a br.i'ih-iieH (wliich did net m:--> a -retion of his own army.'’ MR. is ITT.< LOST DIGNITY In addition to *it ft* ring from ridI:' ai y I .-low.” says the "Post.” "Mr. M • ma'.' lose *-ome of the svtnp.afhy to which Mr. 1.. M. Isitt's prciihar cb’ct weieer’r.g methods e:t-, cried him. Mr. I-itt. ia-:cad of eoa i fe-stng frankly tint he made a stupdl i blonder in !•■..-. ing the Ma-i.i Tay ; lor im i-lent. ba- tloundi red further .it.'! f irtlier mtn the morass of ’alleKationi'm.' No .. it <r* i-> merit now would help him to find his lo; t 5 j MR. MASSEY S REPLY. THE LETTER LIBELLOI S. W. E. M. THREATENS AC TION.

[PER FRt ls,'O<'t.tTto>. ; A • f.lami. Dec. I. L g a.i I'et.tipori tonight M- ..■> rt ft nrd to a letter re- "• a l ' Mr. MeNa’i in regard t> th, M I. hi ti u. i,.p from Hawk, Un -Lai-imide,-. a:.d directors <>• th, Mok,, i , „.|j. :: ,i j; r . Mt... *. it--i :’ir dr .’lt with the tr-a -ai'.',.! i.tr.o i the spceulator and 'I - - op- : t I. ■: v-L, not the p -iat it - Tie ,|l< !.->•: was whethe: t,r f. >t. n,m r,, a l acted right'y m it--.it.ig an <>. dr rin Council whi'-l. I a>>< ,r sp< eiii.ii ■ .r to purchase th, 1.-rt. The -■iL-e.|i. t .r;t transaction to ti.e <>■ irpa- I ;:iuhr be perfectly light .-.: d l< nitimnt, . He pointed o.it ■t ■” I :-t o:.e < f tl ■■ men who had -igr.i h iittfr wis no* a member , -:t r >:i. The -taterm ,>■ g>’- Lrotrgl : .-ogninst the Go: etnment were untrue apponn <1 Io i:i..i to !>. • ;.l» and he dtel-r n! if it cest him bis last shilh-ig be would make the authors of tl. ■ letters wthdraw the statement, or ; prove it.