view looking across the garden towards the sea. Morib is situated 20 miles south of Klang on the Strait of Malacca.

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.

Similar to preceding print, but with fewer people in the foreground.

270 x 209 mm. A view looking along the Inner Roads, with steamers and numerous smaller sailing vessels at anchor.

View looking along the river, with police bungalows set among palm trees on a curve of the stream in the background.

View looking along the river, with two figures in a canoe in the middle ground.

View looking along the river, with a building, partially obscured by vegetation, in the background (possibly the police barracks at Ulu Langai).

View looking along the unsurfaced road, with two Malay figures posed in the foreground.

82 x 133 mm. Showing an unidentified European woman sitting on one of the steps of the path leading up the hill.

241 x 190 mm. (mounted on card). A view looking over the valley (largely hidden by low lying cloud), with densely wooded hillside in the foreground.

141 x 83 mm. As described, with spectators and motor cars in the foreground.

360 x 282 mm. A view looking along the line which crosses a causeway before running into the station in the background. The 25 miles line from Seremban to Port Dickson was commenced in 1887 and opened to traffic on July 28, 1891.

269 x 207 mm. A view looking over the town from a neighbouring hillside, with tin workings in the foreground, the houses of the town beyond and the Residency situated on a small hill overlooking the Padang.

269 x 207 mm.

General view of the Residency at Lipis, a substantial two storey thatched building with a deep verandah running round the ground floor. A later note on the reverse of the print draws attention to the woven matting walls and notes the contrast with urban residencies such as Carcosa.

190 x 154 mm (mounted on card). A view looking across the lawn towards the front façade of the Residency, a two-storey structure with open verandahs running around the building and surmounted by a pediment above the main entrance. The Residency was built on the bones of the older Residency between 1903 and 1905, and was situated on St Pauls Hill.

192 x 140 mm. A view looking across the lawn towards the Residency.

102 x 60 mm. A snapshot showing the front façade and one side of the Residency building. Photograph by William-Langham Carter (?).

General view of the rest house, a substantial single storey brick building with tiled roof and a projecting central entrance overlooking the drive.

142 x 91 mm. General view of the resthouse in the Semangko Gap (commonly called The Gap), the mountain pass between Kuala Lumpur and Pahang, situated just south of Frasers Hill and 37 miles north of Kuala Lumpur.

190 x 257 mm (mounted on card). A group photograph showing the staff of the Civil Affairs Office. Identifications are made mostly by means of initials written in ink on the card underneath the photograph: HI; RANLY; CC; DADO; HAMARUDIN; de SILVA; A.H. (presumably Amyand Haggard, donor of this photograph); CATCHPOLE; AFC; DO; RAO, Treasurer; CC; PWD.

200 x 150 mm (mounted on card). A group photograph with identifications as follows: Notice Server; ACHAVIAM, FERNANDO; GAN; PEON; Inspector WONG; Wan HAMARUDIN; the Presiding Officer; the CAO; MANHENDRAN (Ipoh lawyer); Ditt SINGH.

270 x 209 mm. A view looking along the footbridge crossing the Malacca River near its mouth, with the ruins of St Pauls Church on the hill on the farther bank. The original parts of the church date from the early sixteenth century.