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JMBRAS Vol. 11, Part 2 (December 1933)

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JMBRAS Vol. 11, Part 2 (December 1933)

Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: December 1933

Table of Contents

Hikayat Maharaja Ravana — H. Overbeck (pp. 111–132)
Old coffins in British North Borneo caves — P. Orolfo (pp. 133–134)
Malay names of molluscs — Hamilton A.W (pp. 135–136)
Some Malay words — Hamilton A.W (pp. 137)
Some Kelantan place names — R.J. Bee (pp. 138)
A Malay garden. With botanical determinations. R.E. Holttum — Hamilton A.W (pp. 139–143)
Source of the Malacca, Johore and Pahang genealogies in the Bustan-al-Salatin — W. Linehan (pp. 144)
A Malay–English dictionary. R.J. Wilkinson — R.O. Winstedt (pp. 145) [Review]
An ancient cornelian bead from Pahang — I.H.N. Evans (pp. 146–147)
The Sri Lanang pedigree — R.J. Wilkinson (pp. 148–150)
Pulai: an early Chinese settlement in Kelantan — S.M. Middlebrook (pp. 151–156)
Outline of a Malay history of Riau — R.O. Winstedt (pp. 157–160)
Abdu’l-Jalil, Sultan of Johore (1699–1719), ‘Abdu’l-Jamal, Temenggong (ca. 1750) and Raffles’ founding of Singapore — R.O. Winstedt (pp. 161–165)
Notes on some ancient gold coins, from Johore River — G.B. Gardner (pp. 171–176)
Population of Singapore in 1819 — W. Bartley (pp. 177)
Notes on two uncommon varieties of the Malay kris — G.B. Gardner (pp. 178–182)
Two early Muslim tombs at Brunei — T.F. Carey (pp. 183)
A coin from Kedah — G.B. Gardner (pp. 184)
Rejang baskets from Sarawak — J.C. Swayne (pp. 185–189)
Skeletal remains from the Kuala Selinsing excavations, Perak, Malay Peninsula — Harrower G (pp. 190–210)
A list of land and fresh-water Mollusca of the Malay Peninsula — F.F. Laidlaw (pp. 211–234)
Triassic wood from the Malay states — W.N. Edwards (pp. 236–241)
Gantong of Kelantan — A. Rentse (pp. 242–244)
Notes on Malay beliefs — A. Rentse (pp. 245–251)
The points of the compass in Kelantan — A. Rentse (pp. 252)
Trengganu royal family — H.P. Bryson (pp. 253)
The answer of Pasai — H. Overbeck (pp. 254–260)
A Buddhist purification ceremony — R.J. Farrer (pp. 261–263)
The black art (ilmu jahat — A.E. Coope (pp. 264–272)
Court language and etiquette of the Malays — Muhammad Ghazali (pp. 273–287)
An account of a journey from the Cameron Highlands to the east coast railway and of a visit to the Temiar settlements in the valleys of the Sungai Blatop and S. Ber — A.C. Baker (pp. 288–295)

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