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JSBRAS No. 85 (March 1922)

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JSBRAS No. 85 (March 1922)

Series: Journal of the Straits Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: March 1922

Table of Contents

The grave-stone of Sultan Mansur Shah of Malacca (1458–1477 A.D. — J.P. Moquette (pp. 1–3)
The Malay pantun — H. Overbeck (pp. 4–28)
A Tamil Malay manuscript — Ph. S. van Ronkel (pp. 29–35)
The tiger-breed families — Zainal Abidin bin Ahmad (pp. 36–39)
Penang Malay — Hamilton A.W (pp. 67–96)
A vocabulary of Pangan — T.S. Adams (pp. 97–123)
Remarks upon certain currency notes, coins and tokens emanating from Malaya during and after the war — J.A.S. Bucknill (pp. 124–134)
Through an unknown corner of Pahang with H. Clifford in 1897. F.W. Douglas — Sir Hugh Charles Clifford, F.W. Douglas (pp. 135–139)
A contribution to the psychology of “latah” — D.J. Galloway (pp. 140–150)
New or noteworthy Bornean plants — E.D. Merrill (pp. 151–201)
The bearded pig (Sus barbatus) in the Malay Peninsula — J.C. Moulton, H.C. Robinson (pp. 202–205)
A new method of writing trinomials — J.C. Moulton (pp. 208–209)
Hindu image from Sarawak — J.C. Moulton (pp. 210–211)
The Malayan badger — J.C. Moulton (pp. 212–213)
A rail new to the Malay Peninsula — J.C. Moulton (pp. 213–214)
A tiger at sea — J.C. Moulton (pp. 214)
A note on the Tagals of Sarawak — E.V. Andreini (pp. 216–217)
Some notes on oriental dragonflies: the genus Macromia — F.F. Laidlaw (pp. 218–229)
Protective devices by Lycaenid butterflies against the attacks of lizards and birds — L. Collenette (pp. 230–231)

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