126 x 81 mm. Showing S.J. Thompson, President of the Malacca branch of the Royal Society of St George seated at a dinner table with Dato Osman bin Talib (Malayan Civil Service) and Sir and Lady Cheng Lock Tan.

192 x 141 mm. As captioned.

A series of articles by Rev. Fr. Manuel Teixeira tracing the history of the diocese, extracted from the journal 'Rally'.

113 x 156 mm. A view looking along the length of the room which has a high, curved ceiling broken by an arch at its mid-point, tiger skin rugs on the floor and numerous photographs and paintings on the walls and on easels.

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

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 (?).

The draft of a history of Malacca by Maurice Hellier. The manuscript is incomplete, with chapters 4 and 11 missing. Part 2, 'Malacca memories', is a personal memoir of Hillier's life in Malacca from 1888 to the First World War, which describes the social life and customs of its European, Malay and Chinese inhabitants, education, religion, health, law and order, shipping and economic conditions. Another copy of the memoir is filed at RCMS 103/3/5.

270 x 208 mm. A view looking across the bay towards Malay houses on stilts lining the waterfront. With a young Malay boy seated on an English cannon dating from the early nineteenth century in the foreground.