More Sheep for Nondugl

From a Special Correspondent SIR Edward Hallstrom arrived in Pt. Moresby en route to the Hallstrom Trust Property at Nondugl in early November. It was his first visit to Moresby since Brigadier D. M. Cleland took office as Administrator. With them he attended the Moresby Arts Theatre to see the local production of “Captain Carvallo” that night, and left early next morning in a chart ered Drover for Nondugl. The Ad ministrator and Mrs. Cleland accompanied him.

The party returned to Port Moresby two days later and the fol lowing morning Sir Edward left for

Australia. He said that his sheep were thriv ing and hoped to send more up by air shortly.

He assured us there was no chance of Non dugl closing down, even though rumour had it otherwise. “Non dugl is here to stay,” he said.