First supplementary catalogue of the library of the Royal Colonial Institute / Compiled by James R. Boosé, librarian.

Royal Colonial Institute (Great Britain). Library

Date:: 1901

Credit: First supplementary catalogue of the library of the Royal Colonial Institute / Compiled by James R. Boosé, librarian. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$PARLIAMENTAEY PAPERS [Continued]— Aflfairs of certain Native States in the Malay Peninsula in the neighboui - liood of the Straits Settlements : Correspondence Maps and sketches. 1874-77 (Jopy of the Treaty ot 188u between the Sultan of Johoi and Ins Tuinong- gong, respecting Muar, since the death ot the late Sultan of Johoi. 18 /.) Instructions to the British Residents, and other Papers relating to the ]\Ialay States. Papers relating to the Protected Malay States. 1881 Status of the Bishop of Labuan and the Discontinuance of State Ecclesias- tical Grants in the Straits Settlements. 1882 Slavery in the Protected Malay States. 1882 Protected Malay States ; including Papers relating to the Abolition of Slavery in Perak. Agreement between the Governor of the Straits Settlements and the Sultan of Pahang. Increase of the Military Contribution : Correspondence. Case of ex-Sultan Abdullah, of Perak : Correspondence. Protected ]\[alay States : Reports, Papers, and Correspondence. Contagious Diseases’ Regulations in Perak and Malay States. 1888 1891 1891 1882-92 1894 BURMA. Shan States and West China from Rangoon. 1868 NORTH BORNEO. Papers relating to the recent Operations of H.M.S. ‘Zephyr’ against Natives of North Borneo. 1887 Papers relating to North Borneo. 1888 HONG KONG. Correspondence respecting the Circular of the Chinese Government of February 9, 1871, relating to Missionaries. 1872 Measures taken to prevent the fitting out of Ships at Hong Kong for the Macao Coolie Trade. 1878 Settlement of the Difficulty between China and Japan in regard to the Island of Formosa. 1875 Correspondence respecting the Macao Coolie Trade. 1873-75 Complaints of the Mercantile Community in Hong Kong against the action of certain Revenue Cruisers in the neighbourhood of the Colony. 1875-76 Correspondence relating to the working of the Contagious Diseases Ordinances of the Colony of Hong Kong. 1881 Despatches from the Governor of Hong Kong respecting Restrictions laid upon ^ the Chinese Merchants with a view of reserving the Central Portion of the Town of Victoria for English and Foreign Firms. 1881 Sanitary Condition of Hong Kong and alleged Restrictions upon the Chinese. 1882 Alleged Existence of Chinese Slavery in Hong Kong. 1882 Report of the Commissioners appointed by W. H. Marsh to inquire into the Circumstances attending the alleged Smuggling from Hong Kong into China of Opium and other Goods. 1884$