SUPPRESSION OF NAMES.
" ONLY EXCEPTIONAL CASES." HAMILTON MAGISTRATE'S VlfiWS. [BY TELEGHAPH. —OWN COBBTSSPONDEHT.] HAMILTON", Wedaeßdny. " I am not at all in sympathy with the suppression of namea except la a very few cases," said Mff. Wyvern Wllbod, S.M., in the Hamilton Magistrate's Court to-day, when an application wa» raids on behalf of a person who had been convicted of theft, " The fear of publication is one of the strongest terrors of the would-be offender," continued the magistrate. " There are a few very exceptional cases in which suppression should be granted, and those concern people of tender yearr. or those stricken in yearn who havfe led unblemished lives. In other cases where the circumstances are veiry exceptional, suppression might, be* ordered."
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19255, 18 February 1926, Page 8
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