150th Anniversary of the Founding of Singapore Commemorative Reprint
SKU: R01 | Year: 1973 | Pages: 317
Contents
- Preface
- Introduction by Eunice Thio
- Part 1. Ancient Singapore
- Singapore in the Remote Past by Hsu Yun-Ts’iao (JMBRAS 45.I. 1-9)
- Tumasek or Old Singapore by R.O. Winstedt (JMBRAS 13.I. 31-6)
- Lung-Ya-Men and Tan Ma Hsi by Ronald Braddell (JMBRAS 23.I. 37-51)
- Temasek and Singapura: an extract from the Malay Annals translated by C.C. Brown (JMBRAS 25.II. 23-31)
- Who’s Who in The Malay Annals. Part I by P.E. de Josselin de Jong (JMBRAS 34.II. 6-11)
- Old Singapore by R.J. Wilkinson (JMBRAS 13.II. 17-21)
- Gold Ornaments dug up at Fort Canning, Singapore by R.O. Winstedt (JMBRAS 6.IV. 1-14)
- The Kings of 14th Century Singapore by W. Linehan (JMBRAS 20.II. 117-27)
- The Founder of Malacca by P.V. van Stein Callenfels (JMBRAS 15.II. 160-6)
- Part 2. Modern Singapore
- The Landing of Raffles in Singapore by an Eye Witness (JSBRAS, 10. 285-86)
- The Landing of Raffles at Singapore by W.H. Read (JSBRAS, 12. 282-83)
- The Founding of Singapore by W.E. Maxwell (JSBRAS, 4. 104-13)
- The Founding of Singapore by T.S. Raffles (JSBRAS, 2. 175-82)
- The Founding of Singapore described by ‘Munshi Abdullah’ Translated by A.H. Hill (JMBRAS 28.III. 125-32 & 137-49)
- The Date of Munshi Abdullah’s first visit to Singapore by C.A. Gibson-Hill (JMBRAS 28.I. 191-5)
- The Population of Singapore in 1819 by W. Bartley (JMBRAS 11.II. 177)
- The Orang Laut of Singapore by W.w. Skeat and H.N. Ridley (JSBRAS, 33. 247-50)
- The Orang Laut of Singapore River and the Sampan Panjang by C.A. Gibson-Hill (JMBRAS, 25.I. 161-74)
- Singapore from the Sea by H.F. Pearson (JMBRAS, 26.I. 43-55)
- Lt. Jackson’s Plan of Singapore by H.F. Pearson (JMBRAS, 26.I. 200-4)
- Letters of Nathaniel Wallich 1822 by Dr. R. Hanitsch (JSBRAS, 65. 39-48)
- Letters of Col. Nahuijs, 1824 by H. Eric Miller (JMBRAS,19.II. 191-99)
- Notes on the Educational Policy of Sir Stamford Raffles by G.G. Hough (JMBRAS, 11.II. 166-70)
- The Singapore Chronicle by C.A. Gibson-Hill (JMBRAS 26.I. 175-99)
- The Vernacular Press in the Straits by E.W. Birch (JSBRAS, 4. 51-5)
- Native Names of Streets in Singapore by H.T. Houghton (JSBRAS, 23. 49-65)
- The Effect of Opening the Suez Canal on the Trade and Development of Singapore by G.E. Bogaars (JMBRAS 28, I 99-143)
- Tan Tock Seng’s Hospital, Singapore by Arthur Knight (JSBRAS, 64. 72-5)
- The Old Cemetery on Fort Canning by H.A. Stallwood (JSBRAS 61. 77-126)