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141 x 80 mm. A view looking across flooded land from the D. D. C. L. (? Deputy District Commissioner of Lands) Office towards the Kelantan River; with an unidentified European standing waist-deep in the water in the middle ground.

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288 x 232 mm. Showing a group of the Kelantan royal family and British officials posed for the photographer at an unidentified function. From left to right (first figure unidentified): Dr John Desmond GIMLETTE (1867-); Medical Officer, Malaya 1896-circa 1922; served in Kelantan 1909-circa 1916; Sultan MUHAMMAD IV; William LANGHAM-CARTER; The Raja Kelantan, Later Sultan ISMAIL; Tuanku Seri Indra, later Sultan IBRAHIM.

Scope and Contents 293 x 241 mm. Showing a mixed European and Malay group seated along the edge of a tennis court, presumably during a championship match since there are a number of cups in front of the Sultan. The photograph was taken at the same location as BAM 6/14, although at a different season. Figures identified in the group are: Gordon Lupton HAM (1885-1965); Malayan Civil Service 1908-1941; Magistrate, Kota Bahru [i.e. Baharu]1913-1917; Resident, Negri [i.e. Negeri] Sembilan 1937- ; William...

Scope and Contents 288 x 239 mm (mounted on card). Showing a group of European officials posed outside the premises of Tewkay Beng Seng (who stands 6th from left at the back). Identified in the group are: Dr John Desmond GIMLETTE; John Whitehouse Ward HUGHES (1883-); Malayan Civil Service 1906-1937; served in Kelantan 1911-1913; British Resident, Negri [i.e. Negeri] Sembilan 1932-1937; William LANGHAM-CARTER; Mrs LANGHAM-CARTER; Thomas Watts CLAYTON; Mrs A.R. WHITE; Herbert Alfred ANDERSON; J. Stratton...

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Showing a small wooden building in front of a huge rock face.

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Film negatives of trees, foliage and general views of tree canopies on Gunong Tahan Mountain.

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Glass negatives. The label lists three other places, which are illegible. Images are chiefly of Pahang and Kelantan.

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Glass negatives. The label lists three other places, which are illegible. Images are chiefly of Pahang and Kelantan.

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A view looking across the river.

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Showing a chained monkey standing in the leaves. The head and front quarters of a chained ox can be seen behind.

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Showing a chained monkey among the leaves. The head and front quarters of a chained ox can be seen behind.

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Showing a man bending down to a chained monkey.

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A file relating to the internal affairs of Kelantan. It includes a copy of the treaty of 1910, and papers discussing the treatment of the indigenous peoples by the Malays and Chinese, and Chinese immigration (22 sheets).

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An album containing prints measuring approximately 135 x 80 mm, most captioned either in manuscript beneath the print or in the negative. Captions composed for this entry are enclosed in square brackets. The album contains mainly scenic views. Photographs are probably by William Kerr.

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157 x 104 mm. Showing a group of fishermen bring their boat in to shore.

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A series of reports recounting the loss of life and damage caused by the flooding of the Kelantan River and the steps taken to bring relief to the victims (20 sheets).

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125 x 80 mm. A view looking northwards along the Kelantan River from the Sungei Bagan Estate, situated on the east bank a few miles south of Kota Bharu [i.e. Bahru]

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204 x 153 mm. Showing a Malay craftsman inspecting some of his work.

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Photographs of trees.

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129 x 77 mm. Showing the Sikh band marching past with three officers of the K.V.R. following behind. These are identified as: D.C.R. RAINNIE, Duff Development Company; William LANGHAM-CARTER, British Adviser; and Herbert Alfred ANDERSON, C.O. of the K.V.R.

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128 x 76 mm. A more distant view of the scene in the preceding plate, looking along the road (presumably in the capital of Kelantan, Kota Bahru) toward the marching group.

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Glass negatives. The label lists three other places, which are illegible. Images are chiefly of Pahang and Kelantan.

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Glass negatives. The label lists three other places, which are illegible. Images are chiefly of Pahang and Kelantan.

Scope and Contents A collection of photographs assembled by Albert George Clark (b. 1880), a railway tunnel foreman working on the Malay Peninsula [Malaysia] on the construction of tunnels in Kelantan state, forming part of the railway line from Kuala Lipis north to Tumpat. The precise location of the tunnels has not been established, but Clark seems to have been based in or around the town of Kuala Krai. The photographs depict some social scenes, aspects of the tunnel construction and railway construction...

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Photographs of trees, most are of Terengganu, some of Kelantan. The photographs are in good condition and measure approximately 65 x 65 mm.