Chinese temple.

Iron ore carts on rails.

Overlooking river.

Street scene.

View of mine buildings.

Overlooking warf.

136 x 79 mm. A view looking along the road, with flooded land on either side and with the flood waters crossing the road at one point.

101 x 59 mm. As described, with the Trengannu [i.e. Terengganu] River in the background.

39 x 60 mm. A view from the steamer looking down onto the crowded rowing boats.

Showing a child with a bike beneath a large tree growing beside a wooden building. The photograph is numbered 33471 on the reverse.

Showing buildings in the shade of a large tree. The photograph is numbered 33475 on the reverse.

Sir Edward Gent at a procession in front of the Selangor Club KL [Kuala Lumpur].

The file includes correspondence between Clayton and Hugh Bryson, much concerning the publication of Clayton's stories in 'Malaya', of which Bryson was an editor. It also contains other material relating to Clayton's career, including comments upon the Duff Development Case and the Terengganu Rising (circa 110 sheets).

The caption continues 'about ten miles inland from K. Trengganu (i.e. Kuala Terengganu).'

State Commissioner East Terengganu at Kemaman .

Bryson's description of maritime access to Terengganu during the late 1920s and early 1930s (4 sheets).

Showing a man beneath a large tree.

Showing a man beneath a large tree.

Extracted from the ‘Changi Guardian’, no. 43, 29 Apr. 1942 (3 pages).

East Coast fishing methods.

East Coast fishing methods.

East Coast fishing methods.

Going for the test for the Swimming Badge.

One of the Kemaman Patrols.

A bicycle accident.