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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 44, Issue 134044, 11 January 1918, Page 3

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The freeiloni ot' the press is soinetinios moro nominal llian real. J.u HoiUh Au.v tralia it has been made less real. JJurinii; the last session of the State Legislature a remarkable Act was passed. It Jufclice.s oi tlie Peace, or magistrates, wide powers to prohibit the publii':iti";i by newspapers oi.' which is likely to offend against public decency. The measure was primarily designed to prevent the publication of evidence and tho names ol: witnesses in cases ol' offence against women and girls whonever tho court considers such cadence unfit for publication, or considoi's that tho suppression of the names of irritnesscs is likely to promote the investigation of similar cases. Tho first use of the law was mado at the Adelaide Police Court recently, when tho presiding magistrate absolutely prohibited the pi ess from publishing reference to a (a-c of alleged indecent language in a pubh< place. The dangers of making a f)n censor of every justice were pointed out when the bill was before Parliament. In the case in question not only was publication prohibited of tho alleged indecont rcinnrks, but the names of tho parties wore also ordered, to be; kept out of 'print. When you want a thirst-quencher on hot days try a. .little KOLA-NIP. Kefreshing, invigorating, satisfying. A healthy, delicious, cooling cordial. A tableapoonful with aerated water makea a keen tonic beverage. *