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Contents:
Introduction
N & Q 1
Botany
- Daun Sengugu
- Gutta Percha
History
- Ancient Settlement in Penang before British Occupation
- Title and Offices of the Officers of Perak
- Ophir
Language
- Pantang Baharu
- Modes of Sitting in Driving an Elephant
- Johor
Natural History
- Sumatran Mawar
- Turtles
- Breeding Pearls and Bacteria in Rice
- Are Cockatoos Carnivorous?
- The Octopus<
- Tiger Traps
- Man Eaters
- Tigers eating Frogs
- Charms
Malay Folklore
- Signs and Omens
- Legends of Changkat Rambia
- Nakhoda Ragam
Social Customs
- Ganju
Medicine
- (No title)
Games and Amusements
- Daun Tiga ‘lei
Miscellaneous
- (no title) query on a point in Maxwell’s Malay Manual
N & Q 2
History
- Perak and Penang in 1829
- Visit of Lord William Bentinck to Penang in 1828
- The Dutch in Perak
- Ancient Chinese Colony in North Borneo
Language
- Management of Elephants
- The Menangkabau Code
Folklore
- Legends of Petrified Ships
- The Berik Berik of Biberik
- Malacca Legends of Nakhoda Ragam
- Penang Legends of Nakhoda Ragam
- Mantra Sandaran
- Legend of Toh Kuala Bidor
- Gelegak nasi
- Serawa langut
- Magic Circle
- Legend of Kubang Aji
- Legend of Pulau Tunggal
- Sang Kelembai
- Origin of Orchids
Social Customs
- The Malay Howdah
- Fighting Dress of the Malays
- Malay Superstitions
Games and Amusements
- "Chai Mui" (Hokkien "Hoah-koon")
- Daun Tiga ‘lei
Miscellaneous
- Armenian inscription
- Land Tenure in North Borneo
- Rate of Speed of Elephant
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N & Q 3
Botany
- The Lagundi
- The Ipoh Tree
History
- The Stone Age in Perak
- Letter of the King of Achin to King James I
- Rembau
- Sang Kelambu
- The title "Sang
Language
- Malay Words of Portuguese Origin
- Malay Titles in Ulu Perak
- Malay in Cornell University
Biography
- T J Newbold
Natural History
- Death from Snake Bites
- The Bite of the Python
Social Customs
- Birth Ceremonies in Perak
- Sacred Fire
- Pelas Negri
- Legend of Toh Panglima
Miscellaneous
- Index of Asiatic Journals
- The Borneo Coal Fields
- Malayan Antiquities
- Rock-Pictures in New Guinea
- Astronomy
N & Q 4
Botany
- The Brinjal
- Ketiar
Language
- Malays
- Pagar
- Temikei; Mendikei; Kamendikei
- Jalibut
- Cockup
- Galgal
- Jam
- Manuk
- The Sakai Language
History
- English Trade with Perak
- The Founding of Singapore
- Seals of Johor and Pahang in 1819
- Date of the Foundation of Singapore
Biography
- The Light Family
Medicine
- Senna
Social Customs
- Panjat
- Influence of the Breath in Healing
- Modes of Carrying
- Raja of the Bamboo
- The Crocodile
- Ceremonies when shooting Rapids
Demonology
- Mantra
- Belief in Spirits and Demons
Miscellaneous
- Land Revenue System in China
- The Indian Notes and Queries
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