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206 x 81 mm.

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Presentation of my cup at conclusion of Badminton Tournament.

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205 x 105 mm.

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209 x 272 mm. With waterworks in foreground.

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Che Kadir Sulaiman (Settlement officer). Just off on land inspection.

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L-R (back)Ralif, Hanson, Sulaiman (Front) Penghula, Ahmed. At Vlu Slum.

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My Old Fiat Car. A bicycle expedition to Vlu Slum.

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Sheppard, Dindings while waiting for Bonus [Malay exam].

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L-R Ralib, Sulaiman, taken during the week I was working on the Malay Bonus Exam.

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The Penghulus Court: Sliun Rahib, Penghula Ahmed, Roga Hagin, Wahid Guru Savaludin.

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A new Malay mandinah under construction near Slim (Ralib).

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View across Slim River from my House at Ulu Slim.

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Impromptu Football at Ulu Slim Penhula Ahmed Centre.

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Group of Slim notables outside the Malay Club Slim en route to Taiping.

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Visit of Penang Peranaka XI from KL [Kuala Lumpur].

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202 x 149 mm. View of Perak River waterfront at Telok Anson, taken from Mills Road.

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202 x 148 mm. Looking across a grassed area between two streets, with a pagoda in the background.

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Clayton’s description of a large snake he sighted while bathing in the Batang River (2 sheets).

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138 x 80 mm. Showing Oliver Marks posed in the centre of a group of Banjarese and Javanesemen.

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80 x 136 mm. Showing the granite obelisk raised in memory of James Wheeler Woodford Birch, first British Resident in Perak, who was murdered in 1875. The inscription, not legible here, reads: 'Here at the fort of Datok Maharaja Lela the Honourable J.W. Birch, First British Resident of Perak, was killed in the performance of his duty on 2nd November 1875'.

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Notes on the danger crocodiles posed to humans and animals, and on hunting them. They were arranged by Clayton's daughter, Mrs Stuart McHugh.

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Bennett's account of the foundation of the club in 1924 at a pool originally excavated by tin mining, and a letter to Hugh Bryson.

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Official illustrated programme written by Thomas Fox, editor of the 'Times of Malaya'.

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Showing Sikh police and townspeople gathered round a wooden triumphal arch which bears the legend Welcome to Sir John Anderson KCMG (Knight Commander of St Michael and St George) from the Chinese community. Sir John Anderson was Governor of the Straits Settlements from 1904-1911.