SUPPRESSION OF A NAME
ORDER LAPSES,
WELLINGTON, This Day
When the case against the Rev. 1 Thomas Feilden Taylor came on yesterday, no further order for suppression of his name was made or asked for. There was a doubt as to the position and whether the name must j remain suppressed until the Stipendiary | Magistrate withdrew his order, but it J is now understood that, as no further I application was made, the order lapses,/
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Northern Advocate, 24 May 1928, Page 7
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