206 x 157 mm. A view from the garden showing a substantial two-storied residence with verandahs and thatched roof. Exact location is unidentified, but this and the following print are good examples of European domestic dwellings in the tropics. The house was possibly Cameron's own residence. Photograph probably taken by M.A. Cameron.

77 x 58 mm. Showing the large single storied state chamber or hall of audience Alor Star.

Showing sailing vessels moored at the bank of the river, with jungle on either side.

Showing sailing vessels moored at the bank of the river, presumably being loaded with timber.

278 x 243 mm. A view looking along a cutting through dense forest, with excavations and banking along the path of the line. The Rawang Swamp, between Rawang and Serendah and extending 1/2 mile in breadth was the major obstacle to this 4.66 mile section of line which was opened for traffic a year behind schedule in 1893.

198 x 143 mm. A view looking along the partially constructed bank. The work here is at an earlier stage than in most of the preceding prints.

Issued to Kate Marjorie Hutchinson, teacher, 1918, with endorsements from the Canadian Department of External Affairs, the Japanese and Chinese consulates in Vancouver and the Penang registrar, 1918-1919. The passport has the seal of the Barbados colony.

166 x 214 mm. Showing the entrance to one of the Batu Caves situated about seven miles from Kuala Lumpur.

165 x 215 mm (mounted on card). Showing the interior of one of the caves, with a group of Malay figures posed for scale in the middle ground.

Photographs of the limestone caves and surrounding flora, including two images of four men identified on the reverse (but difficult to read - one man may be called 'Eldel.').

152 x 107 mm. A general view of the beach at Batu Feringhi.

209 x 88 mm. View of unidentified buildings (?Government offices) in Batu Gaja in Perak.

208 x 89 mm. View looking along road through parkland.

208 x 89 mm. General view of town, situated in East Kinta district, Perak.

137 x 80 mm. Showing an unidentified two storey wooden house with tiled roof at Batu Gojah, the headquarters of the Kinta District of Perak.

245 x 167 mm. (mounted on card). Showing an unidentified two storey residential house, of stone and with a tiled roof, tentatively identified on the reverse as Batu Gojah, a town in the Kinta district, 67 miles from Taiping and eight miles south of Ipoh. Batu Gojah was the district headquarters of the Kinta division and this photograph, of a fairly imposing residence possibly shows the Collector and Magistrate's house.

95 x 141 mm. A view looking seawards, with a beached rowing boat and palm tree in the foreground, at Pasir Panjang in Negri Sembilan twenty miles south of Seremban.

200 x 145 mm. A view looking along a flooded street, with Malays standing in the water at the crossroads in the foreground. A note on the reverse queries whether this is a view of Kuala Trengganu [i.e. Terengganu] or Kelantan; the former seems more likely.

152 x 101 mm. Showing a group of Malays standing thigh deep in water on a flooded road at Kuala Trengannu [i.e. Terengganu].

154 x 101 mm. A view looking across the Trengganu [i.e. Terengganu] River estuary at Kuala Trengannu, with three Europeans standing in the foreground. The flood waters are just beginning to encroach on the Harbour Office buildings, the floor of which was under 1 foot of water at the height of the flood.

154 x 102 mm.

57 x 93 mm. Head and shoulders portrait.

Glass negatives of Fraser's Hill in Pahang. Corner visited there on holiday with his sister in July 1937. However, these photographs date back to an earlier visit in 1930.

Glass negatives of Fraser's Hill in Pahang. Corner visited there on holiday with his sister in July 1937. However, these photographs date back to an earlier visit in 1930.

Glass negatives of Fraser's Hill in Pahang. Corner visited there on holiday with his sister in July 1937. However, these photographs date back to an earlier visit in 1930.