Telok Anson (inhabited place)
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
‘Elephant catching extraordinary’, 1960 - 1962
An account of the capture and taming of wild elephants observed by Clayton when he was District Officer of Telok Anson (3 copies, 12 sheets).
‘Recollections of a month’s duty in Lower Perak (June-July, 1911)’, 1961
Coe’s account of his service assisting the District Officer of Telok Anson, Thomas Fleming, in charge of the sub-treasury and court. Subjects include legal affairs, a cholera outbreak and King George V’s coronation (3 sheets).
Sultan of Perak, with A.S. Haynes, inspecting M.V.I. at Teluk Anson, October 1928, 1928-10
79 x 136 mm. Showing Alwyn Sidney Haynes (1878-1963), an attendant holding an umbrella and the Sultan of Perak, Sir Iskander Shah. The Malay Volunteer Infantry are not visible in the print.
Telok Anson, 1907
202 x 149 mm. View of Perak River waterfront at Telok Anson, taken from Mills Road.
Telok Anson, 1907
202 x 148 mm. Looking across a grassed area between two streets, with a pagoda in the background.
Tuba fishing at Changkat Jong, near Teluk [i.e. Telok] Anson, October 1928, 1928-10
136 x 79 mm. Showing Alwyn Sidney HAYNES and the Raja Bendahara (probably Raja Yusuf) tuba fishing from a river bank.
View of the wharf, Telok Anson [1890s], 1890 - 1899
269 x 206 mm.
View of the wharf, Telok Anson [1890s], 1890 - 1899
269 x 206 mm. A view looking along the wooden wharves and landing stages at Telok [i.e. Teluk] Anson, with a steamer moored at the right. Telok Anson is situated on the Perak River, 40 miles south of Ipoh and 20 miles from the Strait of Malacca.