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124 x 93 mm. A view looking across the river (with boats in the foreground) towards Government House.

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144 x 92 mm. A view looking across gardens towards the Government Offices, a two storey complex in white stone with a pedimented façade facing the road. The exact date of construction has not been determined, unless these are the Town Hall Offices which were built 1912-1913.

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193 x 144 mm. Showing an Indian soldier and other figures on the verandah of an unidentified building during visit of Clifford to Parit. Clifford, in Malay costume, is in the centre.

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152 x 109 mm. Group portrait of Indian soldiers of the Malay States Guides with their children.

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Sultan Iskandar (1876-1938).

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183 x 234 mm. (mounted on card). Showing a group of four posed on the ladder leading to their raised dwelling. These figures are probably Sakai, one of the Indigenous peoples of Malaysia. Long (1927, p. 259) describes this group.

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188 x 232 mm. (mounted on card). A similar portrait to the preceding print, taken on the same occasion but only showing two of the women.

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179 x 236 mm. (mounted on card). Showing three Sakai women (one with a child on her back) standing against a jungle background.

Scope and Contents 105 x 61 mm. A view from the drive of a row of stone bungalows on Taiping Hill. The location is possibly Maxwells Hill where (F.M.S. Annual Report, 1926): there are eight comfortable bungalows at an elevation of between 3,400 and 3,650 feet. The Cottage (the bungalow of the Chief Secretary to Government) and The Box (the bungalow of the British Resident, Perak) are on two peaks at heights of 4,530 feet and 4,-76 feet respectively. The rainfall of the hill is high, but the flower gardens...

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105 x 43 mm. As captioned.

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Correspondence, notes and memoirs on the career of the colonial administrator Hubert Berkeley (1864-1942), who served as district officer of Upper Perak, 1904-26. It includes J.S.W. Reid, 'A district officer of the bygone days: memories of Hubert Berkeley' and a series of anecdotes collected by Hugh Bryson.

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An account of a murder which took place in Perak in 1913 written by Major A. Graham (1 sheet). It is accompanied by two photographs.

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165 x 183 mm. A view looking along a section of road in the pass with jungle on either side. Construction work appears to be still in progress, with a roller in the foreground, and labourers seated beside the road in the background.

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355 x 152 mm. (two prints joined and re-photographed). A panoramic view of a spacious drawing room looking out onto a verandah.

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355 x 155 mm. (two prints joined and re-photographed). A panoramic view of the other half of the drawing room seen in the preceding print.

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100 x 136 mm. Temple with cliffs behind.

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208 x 132 mm. Looking across recreation ground towards the Club.

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94 x 71 mm. A group photograph of team members and other Europeans, including a few women. No identifications.

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101 x 135 mm.

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209 x 150 mm. View looking along the street, with the premises of Eric Maxwell, Solicitor and Advocate, in the foregound.

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210 x120 mm. View looking across the river towards the Residency.

Scope and Contents Contains gravure prints (probably selected from a larger series). The majority have captions in pencil on the reverse, which have been recorded as found, and may include language which is offensive, inaccurate or inappropriate. They have been retained to reflect the context of the collection's creation. Captions for untitled prints composed for this catalogue, and other interpolations are enclosed in square brackets. The views mainly show scenes in Selangor, Perak and Pahang, with a...

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278 x 185 mm. General view of open cast tin mining operations at Kampar in Perak, 20 miles south - south - east of Ipoh.

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83 x 83 mm. glossy print with two 108 x 108 mm. copies.

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110 x 105 mm. glossy print with copy and 56 mm. negative.