JSBRAS No. 86 (November 1922)
Series: Journal of the Straits Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: November 1922
Table of Contents
- New and rare Malayan plants — H.N. Ridley (pp. 202–311)
- A general account of the geology of the Malay Peninsula and the surrounding countries, including Burma, the Shan States, Yunnan, Indo-China, Siam, Sumatra, Java, Borneo and other islands of the Dutch East Indies — E.S. Willbourn (pp. 237–256)
- The early history of Singapore, Johore and Malacca: an outline of a paper by G.P. Rouffaer — G.P. Rouffaer, R.O. Winstedt (pp. 257–260)
- Burong olok-olok (jester bird) is the brown gannet — Hamilton A.W (pp. 260)
- A Malay pantheist charm — R.O. Winstedt (pp. 261–267)
- Notes on the enemies of butterflies — L. Collenette (pp. 268–269)
- Notes on Dipterocarps. {No. 6} On the genus Pachynocarpus. I.H — I.H. Burkill, Burkill, F.W. Foxworthy (pp. 271–280)
- Notes on Dipterocarps. {No. 7} On the fruit and germination of Isoptera borneensis — I.H. Burkill (pp. 281–284)
- Notes on Dipterocarps. {No. 8} On some large-fruited species, and in particular upon the effects of the pressure of the embryo against the interior of the fruit-wall — I.H. Burkill (pp. 285–291)
- New or noteworthy Bornean plants — E.D. Merrill (pp. 312–342)
- A Murut vocabulary. With an introductory note G.C. Woolley — N.B. Baboneau (pp. 343–375)
- The grave-stone of Sultan Shah of Malacca — Zainal Abidin bin Ahmad (pp. 368–388)
- Additions to a vocabulary of Brunei-Malay — G.T. MacBryan (pp. 376–377)
- The akuan or spirit-friends — Zainal Abidin bin Ahmad (pp. 378–384)
- The old Kedah-Patani trade-route — Hamilton A.W (pp. 389–390)
- Some rhyming sayings in Malay — Hamilton A.W (pp. 393–395)
- Index for 1922 — Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society (pp. 396–400)
Contributors
- Burkill
- E.D. Merrill
- E.S. Willbourn
- F.W. Foxworthy
- G.P. Rouffaer
- G.T. MacBryan
- H.N. Ridley
- Hamilton A.W
- I.H. Burkill
- L. Collenette
- Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
- N.B. Baboneau
- R.O. Winstedt
- Zainal Abidin bin Ahmad