In reply to an application for the suppression of an offenders name at Auckland, Mr Justice Alpers stated that he always hesitated to make a suppression order because in the ordinary forms of first crime the publicity given by the newspaper Press comprised to some people the greater part of the punishment (reports the Star). Consequently he was reluctant to make crime easier by ordering the suppression of names. When is a land agent entitled to collect his commission on the sale of a property *? Information on the point was given by Mr Justice Alpers in the Supreme Court at New Plymouth last week (reports an exchange). “Some land agents arc under the impression a quite erroneous impression, that they can take a deposit and put it in their pocket as an offset against their commission,” his Honour said. “That is quite wrong, although it is often, done.’ START THTS SUMMER RIGHT. Help the liver, tone up the system, you will feel fine after taking LaxoTonic Pills, they are a tonic, and laxative and quickly banish all liver ills. Price 1/, large size 2/, Obtainable at R. J. Sweuey's, chemist, Kaikoura.
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Kaikoura Star, Volume XLV, Issue 73, 11 September 1925, Page 2
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