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JMBRAS Vol. 49, Part 1 (August 1976)

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JMBRAS Vol. 49, Part 1 (August 1976)

Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: August 1976

Table of Contents

Ngaju-Bajau: significant early term usages in Southeast Asia (especially Malaysia — Tom Harrisson (pp. 1–14)
The Pak Pandir cycle of tales — A. Sweeney (pp. 15–88)
Sir Hugh Clifford’s early career (1866–1903) as told from his private papers — A.J. Stockwell (pp. 89–112)
Singapore’s pauper and Tan Tock Seng hospitals. Part II — Y.K. Lee (pp. 113–133)
Notes relating to Admiral Cheng Ho’s expeditions. Il — Hsu Yun-ts’iao (pp. 134–140)
Some notes on the origin and development of naubat — A. Seljuq (pp. 141–142)
Tom Harrisson, ornithologist — Gathorne Gathorne-Hardy, Lord (Earl of Cranbrook) Medway (pp. 143–144)
Tom Harrisson: personal glimpses — Haile N.S (pp. 145–146)
Tom as I knew him — B. Sandin (pp. 147–148)
Tom Harrisson, archaeologist — M.W.F. Tweedie (pp. 149–150)
European sources for the history of the Sultanate of Brunei in the 16th century. . Nicholl — Tom Harrisson (pp. 151–152) [Review]

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