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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 April 1953Vol. XXIII, No. 9

Norfolk Island

p. 126 · Read in the full issue

March 25|

The arrival of the Muiiama tK month was welcomed by many housewivj who have had to bake their own brea since the bakers ran out of flour a wee ago. We are short of water, too; bi rain is in the offing and a good dowi pour is expected daily. Otherwise we a! living on the fat of the land.

The Muiiama will lift a record bea crop and return direct to Sydney.

The new Administrator (Brigadier No! man) has been getting acquainted wit our activities and problems; and, as I believer in getting things done, he j going to be popular on this Island. Thei is no aloofness about Mrs. Norman, eitha and she now is “at home’’ to callers 9 two Wednesday afternoons each mont|

Sub-Inspector John Tremayne,!

the Police Department, becaii

critically ill at the end of Mare and was sent by plane from Pon

Moresby to Cairns for special hof

pital treatment.