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JMBRAS Vol. 6, Part 4 (November 1928)

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JMBRAS Vol. 6, Part 4 (November 1928)

Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: November 1928

Table of Contents

Gold ornaments dug up at Fort Canning, Singapore — R.O. Winstedt (pp. 1–4)
Notes on some Malay words — C.O. Blagden (pp. 36–40)
Some Malay superstitions — Abdul Majid bin Haji Zainuddin Haji (pp. 41–45)
The rules for some common Malay games written by students at the Malay College, Kuala Kangsar and communicated by C. Bazell {Headmaster — C. Bazell (pp. 46–48)
A Naning terumba — A. Hyde (pp. 49–53)
Some Rembau customary sayings — R.O. Winstedt (pp. 54–55)
Bersandui: verses recited by collectors of honey in Rembau — O.T. Dussek (pp. 56–57)
An incident in the history of Malacca under Portuguese rule — B.S. Mee (pp. 58–62)
Mt. Kina Balu, a Dusun legend of its name — C.F. Skinner (pp. 63–65)
Some discoveries on the Tembeling — W. Linehan (pp. 66–77)
Notes on the remains of some ancient brick structures in Pekan district — W. Linehan (pp. 78–81)
The Royal Batavia Society of Arts and Letters — C.B. Kloss (pp. 82–83)
The bulletin of the Raffles Museum — C.B. Kloss (pp. 84)

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