| RCS/RCMS 103/4 contains: |
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| 19 |
'Shakespeare and Malaya' |
| 20 |
'Stories' |
| 21 |
'Tin stealers' |
| 22 |
'A football pawang' |
| 23 |
'The Dato's life-saving certificate - and Joe Firm' |
| 24 |
'Some features of Malay life in East Pahang' |
| 25 |
'Jebeidiah of Jebongan' |
| 26 |
'Recollections of thirty-five years as a missionary teacher in Malaya' |
| 27 |
Banking at Alor Setar in the 1930s |
| 28 |
'Memories of Kemaman District, Terengganu, 1934-1936' |
| 29 |
'The court interpreter' |
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Archives of the British Association of Malaysia and Singapore
| Title |
'Some features of Malay life in East Pahang' |
| Reference |
RCMS 103/4/24
(former reference: BAM IV/24) |
| Covering Dates |
1964 |
| Extent and Medium |
1 file; paper; typewritten |
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| Content and context |
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Dato Sir Mahmud bin Mat served in the Malayan Civil Service, became Mentri Besar of Pahang in 1948 upon the creation of the Federation of Malaya, and was later first speaker of the Federal Legislative Assembly in 1953.
A description of the role of royalty in Malay life and of agriculture, living conditions, health, recreation and festivals at the beginning of the twentieth century (7 sheets).
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Access and Use
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For conservation reasons, this file must be viewed on microfilm reel 6869. |
| Further information |
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Published in 'Malaysia', May 1964, 20-24.
Indexed
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| Index Terms |
| Asia |
| Malaysia |
| Pahang |
| No further on-line information. |
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