FMS (1932) Year Book & Manual of Statistics 1932

Federated Malay States ^Government )
YEAR BOOK
AND
MANUAL OF STATISTICS,
1932
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KUALA LUMPUR:
PRINTED AT TfcJE FEDERATED MALAY STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1932
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cxn^ In this volume "Year Book and Manual of
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^miscellaneous information as was previously published
\ at the beginning of the Year Book.
The portion of the Year Book dealing with Salary

y,-:and Examination Schemes, the Pensions Enactment
^ and Regulations and Pensionable Offices has been
i incorporated in a volume entitled "Reprint of Salary
and Examination Schemes" .
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CONTENTS.
YEAR BOOK, 1932.

Page.
Eulers of the Federated Malay States since 1874 ... ... 1
High Commissioners of the Federated Malay States ... 2
Residents-General ... ... ... ... ... ... 4
Chief Secretaries to Government ... ... ... ... 4
British Residents ... ... ... ... ... ... 5
Assistant Residents and Secretaries to Government ... 12
Members of the Federal Council 13
State Councils ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 15
Recipients of Certificates of Honour ... ... ... ... 19
Justices of the Peace ... ... ... ... ... ... 20
Burma Rifles 23
Federated Malay States Volunteer Force, Permanent Staff 24
Malay States Volunteer Regiment ... ... ... ... 24
Malayan Volunteer Infantry 28
Boards, Committees, etc. 31
Flags 64
Salutes and Guards of Honour 66
Table of Precedence 68
Colonial Service Uniform 69
List of Officers entitled to wear Colonial Service Uniform 71
MANUAL OF STATISTICS, 1932.

(Parts I—III.)
Part I.
TAXES, LICENCES, DUTIES, FEES, ETC.
A Page-
Abattoirs 272
Accouchement Fees ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 206
Agricultural Department— Chemical Analyses ... ... ... 188
Aliens Restriction Enactment ... ... ... ... ... 200
Allowances to Witnesses ... ... ... ... ... ... 186
Animal Infirmary Charges ... ... ... ... ... ... 255
Appraisers Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... 192
Arms Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 183
Assays, Government ... ... ... ... . ... 216
Auction Sales Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... 192
vi.
B Paee-
Bankruptcy Enactment— •
(i) Fees, etc 163-166
(u) Auctioneers' Commissions and Charges on Sales 194
Billiard Saloon Licence ... ... ... ... ... ... 179
Bills of Sale Enactment 163
Births and Deaths Registration Enactment ... ... ... 179
Boarding House Enactment ... ... ... ... ... 218
Boat Licences ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 203
British and Foreign Companies Enactment ... ... ... 174
Buffaloes Enactment .. ... ... ... ... ... 211
Bungalows and Sanatoria ... ... ... ... ... 218-234
Burials Enactment—■
(i) Burial Ground Licences ... ... ... ... ... 194
(ii) Cemetery Fees ... ... ... ... ... ... 257
c
Cameron Highlands—Alienation of Lands ... .. ... 90
„ „ Halting Bungalows ... 226
Cemetery Fees ... ... ... ... ••■ ••• ••• 257
Chemical Analyses, Agricultural Department ... ... ... 188
Children Enactment 201
Chinese Secretariat ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 201
Christian Marriage Enactment ... ... ... ... ... 161
Cinematograph Films ... ... ... ... ... ••■ 187
Commission on Cheques ... ... ... ... ... ... 215
Companies Enactment ... ... ... ... ... 169-174
Corporations Duty Enactment ... ... ... ... ... 234
Courts Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 159
Court Fees Enactment 152-159
Cruelty to Animals Prevention Enactment ... 255
Customary Tenure Enactment ... ... ... ... ... 91
Customs Enactment 109-127
D
Dangerous Trades Enactment ... ... ... ... ... 100
Deleterious Drugs Enactment ... ... ... ... ... 208
Dentists—Registration Enactment ... ... ... ... 206
Distillery 127
District "Water Supply Enactment 290
Divorce Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 166
Dogs, Registration of ... ... ... ... ... ... 180
Drainage Rate Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... 94
vii.
E Page-
Education 234
Education Rate Enactment ... ... ... ... ... 259
Electricity Enactment—
(i) Fees for Licences for Installations ... ... ) ^qi
(ii) „ Examination for Certificate of Competency )
(iii) Charges for Lighting, Fans, etc ... ... 260
Escort Fees 185
Estate Duty Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... 150
Examination of Estate Dressers ... ... ... ... ... 208
„ Pathological Specimens ... .. ... ... 208
Excise Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... 127-131
Explosives Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... 178
F
Female Domestic Servants Enactment ... ... ... ... 201
Ferries Enactment ... ... ... ... ••• •■■ ••• 203
Fire Insurance Companies Enactment ... ... ... ... 174
Fisheries Enactment (Fishing Licences) ... ... 202
Foreign Marriage Notice Enactment ... ... ... ... 162
Forests Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 103
Freight and Steamship Enactment ... ... ... 127
G
Goldsmiths, Licensing of ... ... ... ... ... ... 187
Government Assays .. . ... ... ... ... ... ... 216
H
Halting Bungalows and Sanatoria ... 218-234
Hawsers' Licences ... ... ... ... ... ... 177
Health Department ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 211
Hindu Marriage Registration ... ... ... 162
Hospital Charges 206
I
Inventions Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... 199
Irrigation Areas Enactment ... ... ... ... ... 98
J
Jmrikisha Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... 211
Judgments (Reciprocity) Enactment ... ... ... ... 159
viii.
|_ Page.
Labour Code—
Hospital Charges ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 206
Fee for Registration of Immigrants, etc. ... ... ... 215
Land Acquisition Enactment ... ... ... ... ... 151
Land Code 79-92
Land at Malay Residential Settlement, Ipoh ... ... ... 84
Lands at Cameron Highlands, Alienation of ... ... ... 90
Launches, Hire of ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 204
Licensing Board ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 129
Licensing of Goldsmiths Enactment ... ... ... ... 187
Life Assurance Companies Enactment ... . . ... ... 175
M
Machinery Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... 99
Maps ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ••• ••• 238
Marine ... ... ... ... ••• ••• ••• ••• 203
Marriage Registration Enactment ... ... ... ... ... 162
Medical 206
„ Research ... ... ... ... ... ••• ••• 208
Medicines, Charges for ... ... ... ... ••• ••• 207
Mineral Ores Enactment ... ... ... ... ••■ ••• 100
Mines 98-100
Mining Enactment—
(i) Premia, Rent, Fees, etc 94
(ii) Royalty on Minerals, etc. ... ... ... ... •■■ 98
Minor Offences Enactment—
Pedlars and Hawkers' Licences *\
Pound Fees > 177
Procession and Music Licences ... ... ... ... J
Motor Vehicles Enactment .. . ... ... ... ... ••• 213
M.S.V.R. Tents 234
Muhammadan Marriage and Divorce Enactment ... ... 162
Municipal-
Abattoirs and Slaughter Houses ... ... 243
Assessment Rates—General, Additional, Water, Drainage 243-253
Bath Houses ... ... ... ... ... ••• ••• 253
Boarding Houses ... ... ... ... ... ... ••• 253
Building Fees (Plans) 254
Cemetery Fees ... ... ... ... ... ••• ••• 25/
Commission for Collecting Revenue ... 258
• Conservancy ... ... ... ... ••• ••• 258
Dairies ... ... ... ... ... ••• ••• ••• 259
District Water Supply 290
Education Rate ... ... ... ... ••• ••• ••• 259
Electric Light, Fan, etc ••• 259
ix.
|\/| —(cont.) Pafte.

Municipal—(cont.)
Garages ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 266
Hawking Foodstuffs ... ... ... ... ... ... 266
Infirmary, Animal ... ... ... ... ... ... 255
Laundries ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 267
Lodging Houses- Common ... ... ... ... ... 258
Markets—Rents 267
Miscellaneous ... ... ... ... ... ... ... • 267
Plans—Building (Fees on) ... ... ... ... ... 254
Rest Houses ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 268
Slaughter Houses and Abattoirs ... ... ... ... 272
Special Trades 273
Street Performances ... ... ... ... ... ... 274
Street Stalls 275
Sundry Sales 275
Theatre Licence ... ... ... ... . . ... ... 275
Town Hall 275
Water Supply 276-290
N
Naturalisation Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... 194
Negotiable Instruments Enactment ... ... ... ... 215
o
Official Buttons 198
Opium and Chandu Enactment ... 202
P
Passport Enactment ... 194
Pathological Specimens, Examination of... ... 208
Pawnbrokers Enactment ... ... 196
Petroleum Enactment ... 196
Pilgrims and Pilgrim Ship Enactment . . . ... 204
Pilots Enactment ... 205
Places of Public Amusement Enactment —
Shooting Gallery Licence | 179
Billiard Saloon Licence ...
Poisons Enactment ... ... 206
Police... 177-187
Police Force Enactment ... ... 185
Ports Enactment ... 203
X.
p— (cont.) P*Ke-
Posts, Telegraphs and Stamps ... ... 131
Pounds 177
Powers of Attorney Enactment ... ... ... ... ... 162
Prevention of Malaria Enactment... .. ... ... ... 234
Printing Department ... ... ... ... ... ••■ 235
Printing Presses Enactment ... ... ... ... ••• 166
Probate and Administration Enactment ... ... ... ... 160
„ Small Estates (Distribution) Rules ... ... 161
Processions ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ••• 177
Publications for Sale, Printing Department 235
Public Trustee Enactment 175
Q
Quarantine and Prevention of Disease Enactment—
(i) Registration of Dogs ... ... ... ... ... 180
(ii) Bill of Health, etc 211
R
Railways
Registrar of Companies ... ... ... ... ... 169-175
Registration of Births and Deaths ... ... ... ... 179
„ Christian Marriage Enactment ... ... ... 161
„ Dentists Enactment ... ... 206
Dogs 180
Foreign Marriage Enactment ... ... ... 162
„ Mohammedan,, ,, ... ... ... 162
„ Other than Christian or Mohammedan
Marriages Enactment ... ... ... ... 162
Registration and Survey of Steam Vessels Enactment 203
Rest Houses .. . ... ... ... ... ... ... ••■ 268
Gap 222
Fraser's Hill 226
Returns—Trade— Supply of ...
River Launches Enactment ... ... ... ... ••• 216
Royalty on Minerals or Metals ... ... ... ... ... 98
Royalty on Timber 104
Rubber Supervision Enactment ... ... ... ... ... 97
s
Sale of Food and Drugs Enactment—
(i) Certificate of Analysis ... 210
(ii) Licence for Food Factories and Dairies ... ... ... 211
Sanatoria and Halting Bungalows ... ... ... 218-234
Sanitary Board Enactment, vide "Municipal" ... ... ... 243
Second-hand Dealers Enactment ... ... ... ... ... 180
Secretariat 192
xi.
S—(cont.) Page.
Secretary for Chinese Affairs Enactment... ... ... ... 201
Shooting Gallery Licence ... ... ... ... ... . . 179
Small Estates Distribution Rules ... ... ... ... ... 161
Societies Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... 201
Stamp Duties (Stamp Enactment) ... ... ... 131-150
T
Tents, M.S.V.R ... 234
Theatres Enactment—
Fees for Performances ... ... 182
„ Theatre Licence ... 275
Tin and Tin-ore (Restriction) Enactment ... 100
Toddy-shop Licences ... 130
Trade and Customs ... 109-131
Trade Returns
V
Valuation of Land Enactment ... ... ... ... ... 93
Vehicles 211-214
„ Enactment 212
Victory Loan Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... 151
w
War Loans Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... 151
„ Investment Trust of Malaya ... ... ... ... 151
War Savings Certificates Enactment 151
Wardens Court ... ... ... ... ... ••• ••• 98
Waters Enactment ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 93
Water Supply Enactment—
(i) General Annual Water Rate, Perak 245
(ii) „ „ Selangor 248
(iii) „ „ Negri Sembilan , 251
(iv) „ „ Pahang 253
(v) Rates other than above 276-290
Weights and Measures Enactment ... ... ... ... 180
Wild Animals and Birds Protection Enactment—
(i) Deer and Game Bird Licences ... 181
(ii) Big Game Licences ... ... ... ... ... ... 198
Witnesses—Allowances to ... ... ... ... 186
Part II.
Table of Legal Tariffs for Motor Cars, etc 293
Tables of Distances between Principal Places in F.M.S. ... 300
xii.
Part III.
STATISTICS.
Page.
Revenue and Expenditure —
(1) Federal Assets and Liabilities ... ... 329
(2) Revenue 340
(3) Expenditure 341
(4) Land Revenue ... ... ... ... ... ... 342
(5) Forest „ 343
(6) Receipts from Land Sales ... ... ... ... ... 344
(7) Revenue from Licences ... ... ... ... ... 345
(8) „ „ Customs 346
(9) Excise 346
(10) Export Duty on Tin 347
(11) Postal and Telegraph Revenue ... ... ... ... 348
Telegraph and Telephone Lines ... ... ... ... 349
Postal Statistics ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 350
Pcblic Works—
(1) Expenditure on Construction and Maintenance of Roads,
Streets and Bridges ... ... ... ... ... 351
(2) Mileage of Roads exclusive of Small Paths ... ... 351
(3) Increases and Reductions in the Road Mileage during
1929 352
Federated Malay States Railways ... ... ... ... 353
Government Savings Banks ... ... ... 354
Area and Population —

(1) Area of States (approx.) ... 355
(2) „ Alienated under Permanent Title ... ... ... 355
(3) ,, of Forest Reserves ... ... ... ... ... 355
(4) Total Population by Race 356-359
(5) Population (excluding Estates), Houses and House
Density 360
(6) Nomadic Aboriginals by Sex .. ... ... ... 361
(7) Summary of Population ... ... ... ... ... 362
Education 363-368
xiii.
Page.
Exchanges, Moneys, Weights, Etc.—
(1) Course of Exchange 369-370
(2) Moneys 371
(3) Weights 372
(4) Measures 372
Trade Returns—
(1) Imports from 1877-1931 373
(2) Exports „ „ 374
(3) Summary of Value of Imports, 1931 375
(4) „ „ Exports „ 375
(5) Quantities of Principal Articles of Import, 1931 ... ... 376
(6) „ „ „ „ Export 377
(7) Gold Production 378-379
Meteorology—
(1) Average Rainfall 380-382
YEAR BOOK, 1932.
YEAR BOOK. 1932.
RULERS OF THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES

SINCE 1874.
PEEAK.
Years of
Name of Ruler. reign.
Eaja Abdullah (Paduka Sri Sultan Abdullah Muhammad Shah
ibni al-Marhum Sultan Jaafar Mu'adzam Shah) 1874-1876
Eaja Yusuf (Eegent) 1877-1887
Eaja Yusuf (Paduka Sri Sultan Yusuf Sharifu'd-din Maffchal
Shah ibni al-Marhum Sultan Abdullah Muhammad Shah ia-itu-
al-Marhum 'Itikadu'llah Durian Sa-batang) 1887
Eaja Idris (Paduka Sri Sultan Idris Mershid al-'Aazam Shah
ibni al-Marhum Bendahara Iskandar), g.c.m.g., g.C.v.o. ... 1887-1916
Eaja Abdul-Jalil (Paduka Sri Sultan Abdul-Jalil Nasru'd-din
Makhtaram Shah ibni al-Marhum Sultan Idris Eahmat-u'llah
Shah), k.c.m.g 1916-1918
Eaja Alang Iskandar (Paduka Sri Sultan Iskandar Shah ibni
al-Marhum Sultan Idris Eahmat-u'llah Shah), k.c.m.g., k.c.v.o. 1918
SELANGOE.
Sultan Abdu'l-Samad, k.c.m.g., ibni al-Marhum Eaja Abdullah 1874-1898
Sultan Ala'idin. Sulaiman Shah, g.c.m.g., ibni al-Marhum Eaja
Muda Musa 1898
NEGEI SEMBTLAN.
Tunku Antah ibni Yam Tuan Eaja Eadin 1874-1888
Tuanku Muhammad, g.c.m.g., k.c.v.o., ibni Yam Tuan Antah,
Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan * 1888
UNDANG OF NEGEI SEMBILAN.

Dato' Klana Putera, Undang of Sungei Ujong—
Saiyid Abdu'l-Eahman
Lela Setia Muhammad Yusuf
Ma'amor, c.b.e., bin Enche' Kassim 1891
* By the terms of the Treaty of 1898 with the four law-givers, Tuanku Muhammad
became Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan.
EULEES OF THE FEDEEATED MALAY STATES
SINCE 1874— (cont.)
UNDANG OF NEGEI SEMBILAN— (cont.)

Name of Ruler. reign.
Dato' Mendika Mentri Akhir Zaman, Undang of Jelebu—
Saiyid Ali bin Zin
Abdullah bin Panglima Muda 1902
Dato' Johan Palawan Lela Perkasa Setiawan, Undang of Johol—
Heta bin Puteh 1874-1900
Wan Omar bin Wan Hassan 1901-1918
Kamat bin Haji Leman ... ... ... .. ... ... 1918
Dato' Lela Maharaja and Dato' Sedia Eaja, Undang of Eembau—
Haji Sahil (Lela Maharaja) 1874-1883
Seron bin Sidin (Sedia Eaja) 1883-1905
Haji Sulong bin Meah (Lela Maharaja) 1905-1922
Abdullah bin Haji Dahan (Sedia Eaja) 1922
PAHANG.
Al-Sultan Ahmad al-Mu'adzam Shah, k.c.m.g., ibni al-Marhum
Bendahara Ali 1888-1914
Al-Sultan Mahmud, c.m.g., ibni al-Marhum al-Sultan Ahmad
al-Mu'adzam Shah 1914-1917
Al-Mu'tasim Bi'llah al-Sultan Abdullah, k.c.m.g., ibni al-
Marhum al-Sultan Ahmad al-Mu'adzam Shah 1917-1932
Al-Sultan Abu Bakar Ei'ayatu'd-din al-Mu'ad-dzam Shah ibni
al-Marhum al-Sultan Abdullah 1932
HIGH COMMISSIONERS OF THE FEDERATED

MALAY STATES.
Lieut. -Colonel Sir C. B. H.
Mitchell, g. c.m.g 3rd July, 1806, to 27th Mar., 1898
Sir J. A. Swettenham, k.c.m.g. 28th Mar., 1898, to 29th Dec , 1898
Lieut. -Colonel Sir C. B. H.
Mitchell, a. c.m.g 30th Dec, 1898, to 7th Dec, 1899
Sir J. A. Swettenham, k.c.m.g. 8th Dec, 1899, to 17th Feb., 1901
Sir F. A. Swettenham, k.c.m.g. 18th Feb., 1901, to 15th April, 1904
HIGH COMMISSIONERS OF THE FEDERATED MALAY
STATES—(cont.).
W. T. Taylor, c.m.g. (acting) .. 12th Oct., 1903, to 15th April, 1904
Sir John Anderson, k.c.m.g. .. 16th April, 1904, to 1st Sept., 1911
Sir W. T. Taylor, k.c.m.g
(acting) 3rd March to 7th June, 1906
Capt. Sir Arthur Young, k.c.m.g
(acting) ... 12th Feb., 1909, to 20th May, 1909
E. L. Brockman, c.m.g. (acting) 8th April, 1911, to 1st Sept., 1911
Capt. Sir Arthur Young,
g. c.m.g., k.b.e. 2nd Sept., 1911, to 24th Aug., 1919
R. J. Wilkinson, c.m.g. (acting 16th June, 1914, to 6th Sept., 1914
F. S. James, c.m.g. (acting) .. 25th Aug., 1919, to 2nd Feb., 1920
Sir Laurence Nunns Guillemard
k.c.b 3rd Feb., 1920
F. S. James, c.m.g. (acting) .. 28th April, 1922, to 24th Sept., 1922
k.c.b., k.c.m.g. 25th Sept., 1922
E. S. Hose, c.m.g. (acting) .. 8th May, 1925, to 6th Nov., 1925^
g. c.m.g., k.c.b. 7th November, 1925, to 5th May, 1927
W. Peel, c.m.g. (acting) 6th May, 1927, to 2nd June, 1927
S''r Hugh Clifford, m.c.s.,
g. c.m.g., g.b.e. 3rd June, 1927
Sir H. Marriott, k.b.e., c.m.g.
(acting) 4th Feb., 1928, to 22nd Feb., 1928
Sir Hugh Clifford, m.c.s.,
g. c.m.g., g.b.e. 23rd Feb., 1928
Sir H. Marriott, k.b.e., c.m.g.
(acting) • 28th July, 1928, to 27th December, 1928
Sir Hugh Clifford, m.c.s.,
g. c.m.g., g.b.e. 28th Dec, 1928, to 20th Oct., 1929
J. Scott, c.m.g. (acting) 21st Oct., 1929, to 4th Feb., 1930
Sir Cecil Clementi, k.c.m.g. ... 5th February, 1930
J. Scott, c.m.g. (acting) 20th Oct., 1930, to 12th June, 1931
Sir Cecil Clementi, g. c.m.g. 13th June, 1931
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RESIDENTS-GENERAL.
Sir F. A. Swettenham, k.c.m.g. 1st January, 1896, to 12th Dec, 1901
W. H. Treacher, c.m.g. (acting) 5th Oct., 1897, to 16 April, 1898
W. H. Treacher, c.m.g. (acting) 29th April, 1900, to 12th Dec, 1901
Sir W. H. Treacher, k.c.m.g. 13th Dec, 1901, to 31st Dec, 1904
W. T. Taylor, c.m.g. (acting) 13th Sept., 1904, to 31st Dec, 1904
Sir W. T. Taylor, k.c.m.g. 1st Jan., 1905, to 30th Sept., 1910
E. L. Brockman (acting) 11th May, 1907, to 13th Feb., 1908
H. C. Belfield (acting) ... 4th May, 1908, to 27th July, 1908
R. G. Watson (acting) ... 26th Feb., 1910, to 31st Jan., 1911
CHIEF SECRETARIES TO GOVERNMENT.

Capt. Sir Arthur Young, k.c.m.g. 1st Feb., 1911, to 1st Sept., 1911
Sir E. L. Brockman, k.c.m.g. ... 2nd Sept., 1911, to 12th Sept., 1920
R. G. Watson, c.m.g. (acting) ... 3rd April, 1914, to 8th Feb., 1915
E. G. Broadrick (acting) 21st Jan. to 5th Feb., 1918
R. G. Watson, c.m.g. (acting) ... 7th April, 1918, to 25th Aug., 1918
F. S. James, c.m.g. (acting) ... 13th June, 1920, to 3rd Oct., 1920
A. B. Voules (acting) 4th Oct., 1920, to 4th March, 1921
W. G. Maxwell, c.m.g. 13th Sept., 1920
O. F. G. Stonor (acting) 21st Dec, 1921, to 9th Jan., 1922
E. S. Hose (acting) 11th May, 1923, to 24th Oct., 1923
Sir W. G. Maxwell, k.b.e., c.m.g. 25th Oct., 1923
0. F. G. Stonor (acting) 20th Dec, 1924, to 10th Jan., 1925
Sir W. G. Maxwell, k.b.e. , c.m.g. 11th Jan., 1925, to 8th June, 1926
W. Peel, c.m.g. (acting) 9th May, 1926, to 8th June, 1926
W. Peel, c.m.g 9th June, 1926
H. W. Thomson (acting) 6th May, 1927, to ,5th June, 1927
W. Peel, c.m.g 6th June, 1927
H. W. Thomson, c.m.g. (acting) 10th Sept., 1927, to 21st March, 1928
Sir W. Peel, k.b.e., c.m.g. ... 22nd March, 1928, to 9th April, 1930
C. W. H. Cochrane (acting) ... 30th November, 1929, to 9th April, 1930
C. W. H. Cochrane, c.m.g. 10th April, 1930, to 24th March, 1932
A. Caldecott, c.m.g., c.b.e.
(acting) 25th July, 1931
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BRITISH RESIDENTS.
PEBAK.
J. W. W. Birch 4th Oct., 1874, to 2nd Nov., 1875
J. G. Davidson 11th April, 1876, to 31st March, 1877
W. E. Maxwell (acting) 17th Feb., 1877
Sir Hugh Low, g.c.m.g. 1st April, 1877, to 31st May, 1889
W. E. Maxwell (acting) 13th Aug., 1879, to 8th Oct., 1879
W. E. Maxwell (acting) Sept., 1881, to Jan., 1882
F. A. Swettenham (acting) 22nd Mar., 1884, to Jan., 1886
W. H. Treacher, c.m.g. (acting) 30th April, 1889, to 31st May, 1889
F. A. Swettenham, c.m.g. 1st June, 1889, to 30th June, 1896
W. H. Treacher, c.m.g. (acting) 6th Mar., 1890, to 28th June, 1890
W. H. Treacher, c.m.g. (acting) 23rd Oct., 1891, to 8th Jan., 1893
E. W. Birch (acting) 21st Sept., 1895, to 4th July, 1896
W. H. Treacher, c.m.g. 1st July, 1896, to 12th Dec, 1901
J. P. Eodger (acting) 5th Oct., 1897, to 16th April, 1898
J. P. Eodger, c.m.g. (acting) ... 7th April, 1899, to 28th April, 1900
Colonel E. S. F. Walker, c.m.g.
(acting) 29th April, 1900, to 12th July, 1901
J. P. Eodger, c.m.g. (acting) ... 13th July, 1901, to 12th Dec, 1901
J. P. Eodge'r, c.m.g 13th Dec, 1901, to 9th Feb., 1904
A. R. Venning (acting) 15th April, 1903, to 1st July, 1903
H. C. Belfield (acting) 4th Nov., 1903, to 7th Nov., 1904
E. W. Birch, c.m.g 10th Feb., 1904, to 5th March, 1911
E. L. Brockman, c.m.g. (acting) 15th April, 1908, to 10th Dec, 1908
O. Marks (acting) 6th July to 30th Aug., 1910
E. L. Brockman, c.m.g. (acting) 6th Dec, 1910, to 31st Jan., 1911
R. G. Watson (acting) 1st Feb., 1911, to 14th Dec, 1911
H. C. Belfield 6th Mar., 1911, to 8th Aug., 1912
O. Marks (acting) 15th Dec, 1911, to 8th Aug., 1912
W. J. P. Hume (acting) 12th Aug., 1912, to 14th Nov., 1912
B. G. Watson, c.m.g 9th Aug., 1912, to 18th Dec, 1919
O. Marks (acting) 3rd April, 1914, to 8th Feb., 1915
O. Marks (acting) 11th Nov. to 23rd Dec, 1916
W. G. Maxwell, c.m.g. (acting) 24th Dec, 1916, to 25th May, 1917
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BRITISH RESIDENTS- -(cont.)

PERAK—(cont.)
0. Marks (acting) 7th April, 1918, to 25th Aug., 1918
W. G. Maxwell, c.m.g 19th Dec, 1919, to 12th Sept., 192<)
Lieut. -Col. W. J. P. Hume
(acting) 29th June, 1920, to 12th Sept., 1920
Lieut.-Col. W. J. P. Hume,
C.M.G ' ... 13th Sept., 1920, to 13th July, 1921
0. F. G. Stonor (acting) 25th April, 1921, to 2nd Nov., 1921
Major C. W. C. Parr, o.b.e. ... 14th July, 1921
F. A S. McClelland (acting^ ... 20th April. 1923, to 6th Sept., 1923
Lieut.-Col. C. W. C. Parr,
C.m.G. , O.B.E. ... 7th Sept., 1923, to 25th Feb., 1926
A. S. Haynes (acting) 26th Nov., 1925, to 19th Dec, 1925
0. F. G. Stonor, c.m.g. (acting) 20th Dec, 1925, to 24th Jan., 1926
G. L. Ham (acting) 25th Jan., 1926, to 8th Feb., 1926
B. W. Elles (acting) 9th Feb., 1926, to 21st April, 1926
O. F. G. Stonor, c.m.g. 26th Feb., 1926, to 23rd Dec, 1926
H. W. Thomson (acting) 25th Sept., 1926, to 23rd Dec, 1926
H. W. Thomson 24th Dec, 1926
F. W. Douglas (acting) 6th May, 1927, to 5th June, 1927
H. W. Thomson, c.m.g. 6th June, 1927
C. W. H. Cochrane (acting) ... 10th Sept., 1927, to 9th March, 1928
C. C. Brown (acting) 10th March, 1928, to 21st March, 1928
H. W. Thomson, c.m.g. 22nd March, 1928
G. E. Cator (acting) 19th June, 1928, to 3rd July, 1928
H. W. Thomson, c.m.g. 4th July, 1928, to 14th Feb., 1929
A. F. Worthington (acting) ... 16th Nov., 1928, to 14th Feb., 1929
A. F. Worthington 15th Feb., 1929, to 21st June, 1929
C. W. H. Cochrane (acting) ... 23rd May, 1929, to 22nd June, 1929
C. W. H. Cochrane 23rd June, 1929, to 9th April, 1930
J. W. Simmons (acting) 2nd December, 1929, to 4th April, 1930
B. W. Elles (acting) 6th April, 1930, to 9th April, 1930
B. W. Elles 10th April, 1930
A. Caldecott, c.b.e. (acting) ... 19th Oct., 1930, to 30th April, 1931
B. W. Elles ... 1st May, 1931, to 21st June, 1932
M. B. Shelley 22nd June, 1932
G. E. Cator (acting) ... 26th March, 1932
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BRITISH RESIDENTS—(cont.)
SELANGOR.
J. Guthrie Davidson 20th Jan., 1875, to 19th Nov., 1875
Captain Rloomfield Douglas ... 20th Nov., 1875, to 1st Oct., 1882
F. A. Swettenham 2nd Oct., 1882, to 31st May, 1889
J. P. Rodger (acting) 8th Feb., 1884, to 8th Jan., 1888
W. E. Maxwell, cm. a 1st June, 1889, to 16th March, 1892
J. P. Rodger (acting) April, 1891, to Dec, 1891
F. G. Penney (acting) 3rd April, 1892, to 9th May, 1892
W. H. Treacher, c.m.g. 17th March, 1892, to 30th June, 1896
E. W. Birch (acting) 9th May, 1892, to 10th Jan., 1893
J. P. Rodger (acting) 7th Oct., 1894
J. P. Rodger July, 1896, to 12th Dec, 1901
H. Conway Belfield (acting) ... 5th April to 4th July, 1897
H. Conway Belfield (acting) ... 4th Oct., 1897, to 21st April, 1898
H. Conway Belfield (acting) ... 5th April. 1899, to 28th Sept., 1899
Lieut. -Col. R. S. F. Walker,
c.m.g. (acting) 29th Sept., 1899, to 2nd Jan., 1900
H. Conway Belfield (acting) ... 3rd Jan., 1900, to 23rd Sept., 1905
Hugh Clifford, c.m.g. (acting) ... 1st Oct., 1901, to 23rd Oct., 1901
E. M. Merewether (acting) 24th Oct., 1901, to 12th Dec, 1901
E. M. Merewether 13th Dec, 1901, to 18th June, 1902
A. R. Venning (acting) 19th May, 1902, to 24th Feb., 1903
H. C. Belfield 18th Aug., 1902, to 5th Mar., 1911
D. G. Campbell (acting) 4th Nov., 1903, to 17th Feb., 1905
D. G. Campbell (acting) 16th May, 1905, to 14th June, 1905
D. G. Campbell (acting) 10th Nov., 1906, to 15th Feb., 1907
D. G Campbell (acting) 23rd Oct., 1908, to 29th Jan., 1909
R. G. Watson (acting) 12th Jan., 1911, to 17th Jan., 1911
J. 0. Anthonisz (acting) ... 18th Jan., 1911, to 15th Aug., 1911
R. G. Watson 6th Mar., 1911, to 8th Aug., 1912
E. G. Broadrick (acting) 16th Aug., 1911, to 8th Aug., 1912
E. G. Broadrick 9th Aug., 1912, to 2nd Sept., 1919
E. Burnside (acting) 8th Aug., 1913, to 20th Aug., 1914
8
SELANGOR—(cont.)
J. R. 0. Aldworth (acting) 7th June to 28th Dec, 1917
0. F. G. Stonor (acting) 8th June, 1919, to 30th June, 1919
A. H. Lemon, c.m.g. (acting) 1st July, 1919, to 2nd Sept., 1919
A. H. Lemon, c.m.g. ... * 3rd Sept., 1919, to 12th Feb., 1921
0. Marks (acting) 13th Feb., 1920, to 12th Feb., 1921
0. Marks 13th Feb., 1921, to 12th Dec, 1921
E. S. Hose (acting) 13th Sept., 1921, to 2nd Nov., 1921
0. F. G. Stonor (acting) 3rd Nov., 1921, to 12th Dec, 1921
O. F. G. Stonor 13th Dec, 1921
H. S. Si room (acting) ... 11th Oct., 1923, to 24th Oct., 1923
R. Scott (acting) 25th Oct., 1923, to 26th Mar., 1924
H. S. Sircom (acting) ... 27th Mar., 1924, to 9th April, 1924
O. F. G. Stonor, c.m.g. 10th April, 1924, to 25th Feb., 1926
H. W. Thomson (acting) 20th Dec, 1925, to 25th Feb., 1926
H. W. Thomson 26th Feb., 1926, to 23rd Dec, 1926
J. Lomie (acting) 25th Sept., 1926, to 23rd Dec, 1926
J. Lornie ... 24th Dec, 1926
C. W. H. Cochrane (acting) 1st Dec, 1928, to 22nd May, 1929
E. W. F. Gilman, c.b.e. (acting) 23rd May, 1929, to 16th June, 1929
J. Lornie, c.m.g. 17th June, 1929, to 9th May, 1931
J. A. Hunter (acting) ... 15th Dec, 1929, to 3rd Jan., 1930
W . R. Boyd (acting) ... 2nd April, 1931, to 2nd May, 1931
A Caldecott, c.b.e. (acting) 3rd May, 1931, to 9th May, 1931
A. Caldecott, c.b.e. 10th May, 1931, to 24th March, 1932
J. W. Simmons (officiating) 26th July, 1931
J. W. Simmons 25th March, 1932, to 28th July, 1932
T. S. Adams (acting) ... 19th March, 1932
SUNGEI UJONG (INCLUDING JELEBU).

Captain P. J. Murray, r.n. ... 1874 to 1881
W. F. B. Paul 1881 to 30th June, 1893
W. R. H. Carew (acting) ... 27th Aug., 1889, to 30th June, 1890
W. Egerton (Officer in charge)* 1st July, 1893, to 5th Dec, 1893
R. N. Bland (Officer in charge)* 6th Dec, 1893, to 1st Jan., 1895
* Under supervision of Resident, Selangor.
9
OLD NEGRI SEMBILAN.

Hon. Martin Lister ... Superintendent, 1887
NEGRI SEMBILAN.
Hon. Martin Lister . 1st Jan., 1895, to 24th Feb., 1897
E. W. Birch (acting) . 21st Feb., 1897, to 3rd June, 1897
E. W. Birch, c.m.g. . 4th June, 1897,' to 7th April, 1901
D. H. Wise (acting) . 1st May, 1900, to 26th Jan., 1901
D. G. Campbell (acting) . 27th Jan., 1901, to 4th April, 1901
D. H. Wise (acting) .. . 5th April, 1901, to 28th Oct., 1901
H. C. Belfield . 8th April, 1901, to 17th Aug., 1902
H. Chevallier (acting) .. . 29th Oct., 1901, to 1st Jan., 1902
D. H. Wise (acting) . 2nd Jan., 1902, to 6th Feb., 1902
D. G. Campbell (acting) . 7th Feb., 1902, to 22nd May, 1902
D. H. Wise (acting) . 23rd May, 1902, to 22nd Nov., 1902
W. Egerton, c.m.g. . 18th Aug., 1902, to 26th Feb., 1904
F. J. Weld (acting) .. . 28th Nov., 1903, to 18th May, 1905
D. G. Campbell . 27th Feb., 1904, to 31st Dec, 1909
H. C. Belfield (acting) .. . 6th Nov., 1905, to 14th Jan., 1906
H. C. Belfield (acting) .. . 30th Aug., 1906, to 16th Sept., 1906
R. C. Grey (acting) . 17th Nov., 1906, to 20th April, 1908
H. C. Belfield, c.m.g. (acting) . 20th Oct., 1909, to 7th Jan., 1910
E. L. Brockman, c.m.g. . 1st Jan., 1910, to 31st Jan., 1911
R. J. Wilkinson (acting) . 25th Feb., 1910, to 31st Jan., 1911
R. J. Wilkinson . 1st Feb., 1911, to 24th April, 1912
C. W. C. Parr (acting) ... . 9th Sept., 1911, to 24th April, 1912
A. H. Lemon, c.m.g. ... . 25th April, 1912, to 2nd Sept., 1919
J. R. 0. Aldworth (acting) . 25th May, 1914, to 5th April, 1915
C. W. Harrison (acting) . 30th Aug. to 1st Oct., 1917
B. W. Elles (acting) ... . 27th Jan. to 14th March, 1919
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NEGEI SEMBILAN—(cont.)
J R. 0. Aldworth (acting) .. 1st July, 1919, to 2nd Sept., 1919
J. R. 0. Aldworth . 3rd Sept., 1919, to 21st May, 1920
W. J. P. Hume (acting) .. 22nd Feb., 1920, to 20th June, 1920
0. Marks .. 22nd May, 1920, to 12th Feb., 1921
V. Hill (acting) .. 29th June, 1920, to 12th Feb., 1921
V. Hill ; .. 13th Feb., 1921, to 3rd Feb., 1922
A. B. Voules (acting) ... 6th Mar., 1921, to 11th April, 1921
E. S. Hose (acting) . 4th Nov., 1921, to 3rd Feb., 1922
E. S. Hose, c.m.g . 4th Feb.,' 1922, to 17th July, 1924
B. Scott (acting) . 7th May, 1923, to 24th Oct., 1923
E. C. H. Wolff, c.m.g . 18th July, 1924, to 8th June, 1928
C. W. H. Cochrane (acting^ .. . 2nd April, 1924, to 9th Oct., 1924
E. B. Williams (acting) . 24th Aug., 1925, to 9th Sept., 1925
R. J. B. Clayton (acting) . 23rd Oct., 1926, to 7th March, 1927
B. W. Elles (acting) .. 11th March, 1927, to 6th Nov., 1927
J. W. Simmons (acting) .. 8th April, 1928, to 8th June, 1928
J. W. Simmons . 9th June, 1928
A. Caldecott, c.b.e. (acting) .. . 2nd Dec, 1929, to 11th Oct., 1930
J. W. Simmons . 12th Oct., 1930, to 24th March, 1932
J. W. W. Hughes (acting) . 27th July, 1931
J. W. W. Hughes .. 25th March, 1932
PAHANG.
J. P. Rodger .. October, 1888, to June, 1896
H. Clifford (acting) .. October, 1890, to December, 1891
H. Clifford (acting) .. March, 1893, to May, 1894
W. Egerton (acting) .. 29th May, 1894, to 9th July, 1895
H. Clifford (acting) .. July, 1894, to September, 1895
D. H. Wise (acting) .. October, 1895, to June, 1896
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BKITISH EESIDENTS—(cont.)
PAHANG—(cont.)
H. Clifford July, 1896, to December, 1899
A. Butler (acting) April, 1899, to December, 1899
A. Butler ... January, 1900, to April, 1901
D. H. Wise (acting) February and March, 1901
H. Clifford, c.m.g April, 1901, to 14th Sept., 1904
F. Duberly (acting) October, 1901, to 3rd April, 1903
D. G. Campbell (acting) ... 4th April, 1903, to 3rd Nov., 1903
W. D. Barnes (acting) 4th Nov., 1903, to 2nd Mar., 1904
C. Wray (acting) 3rd Mar., 1904, to 13th Sept., 1904
C. Wray 14th Sept., 1904, to 27th Mar., 1908
J. F. Owen (acting) 1st Jan., 1908, to 15th Jan., 1908
H. Chevallier (acting) 16th Jan., 1908, to 13th Dec, 1908
E. L. Brockman, c.m.g. ... 21st Oct., 1908, to 31st Dec, 1909
W. D. Barnes 1st Jan., 1910, to 8th June, 1911
E J. Brewster (acting) 10th Mar., 1911, to 6th June, 1911
E, J. Brewster 7th June, 1911, to 24th Mar., 1912
F. J. Weld (acting) 25th March, 1912, to 2nd April, 1913
E. J. Brewster ... ... 3rd April, 1913, to 4th Feb., 1916
F. J. Weld (acting) 28th Nov., 1915, to 17th Feb., 1916
C. W. C. Pan- 5th Feb., 1916, to 13th July, 1921
W. D. Scott (acting) 10th June, 1920, to 10th April, 1921
F. A. S. McClelland (acting) ... 8th Nov., 1921, to 13th Sept., 1922
H. W. Thomson 14th July, 1921
A. S. Haynes (acting) 28th Feb., 1924, to 26th Feb., 1925
H. W. Thomson 27th Feb., 1925, to 25th Feb., 1926
A. F. Worthington (acting) ... 20th Dec, 1925, to 25th Feb., 1926
A. F. Worthington 26th Feb., 1926
A. S. Haynes (acting) 10th Sept., 1926, to 5th May, 1927
A. F. Worthington 6th May, 1927, to 14th February, 1920
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BEITISH EESIDBNTS—(cont.)
PAHANG—(coni.)
G. W. H. Cochrane 15th February, 1929
C. F. J. Green (acting) ... 16th Nov., 1928, to 22nd June, 1929
C. F. J. Green 23rd June, 1929, to 1st. April, 1930
H. G. E. Leonard (acting) ... 23rd Mar., 1930, to 1st April, 1930
H. G. E. Leonard 2nd April, 1930
J. W. W. Hughes (acting) ... 18th Oct., 1930, to 14th May, 1931
H. G. E. Leonard 15th May, 1931
ASSISTANT RESIDENTS AND SECRETARIES

TO GOVERNMENT.
PEEAK.
Capt. T. C. S. Speedy .. 20th January, 1874
W. E. Maxwell February, 1878
C. V. Creagh March, 1883
W. H. Treacher, c.m.g. 13th June, 1888
E. W. Birch 9th July, 1892
A. E. Venning ... 1st September, 1897
SELANGOE.
G. W. Welman ... 1st November, 1890
H. Clifiord ... 9th December, 1894
G. Brown ... ... 1st July, 1896
E, G. Watson ... 7th April, 1899
D. G. Campbell ... 24th September, 1901
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STATE COUNCILS.
PERAK.
His Highness the Sultan
(President) Paduka Sri Sultan Iskandar Shah.
K.C.m.G., K.C.V.O.
The Eaja Muda (Vice-President) Raja Abdul Aziz ibni al-Marhum Raja
Muda Musa, c.m.g.
The Hon'ble the British Resident
The Raja Bendahara ... ... Raja Yusuf ibni Sultan Abdul Jalil
al-Marhum Rathi Allah
The Hon'ble the Raja di-Hilir ... Raja Sir Chulan ibni al-Marhum Sultan
Abdullah, k.b.e., c.m.g., j.p., m.f.c.
The Orang Kaya Temenggong... Wan Abdul Jalil bin Wan Hussain, j.p.
The Orang Kaya Mentri ... Wan Ahmad Rasdi bin Wan Muham
mad Isa, j.p.
The Orang Ktya Kaya Panglima
Kinta Che Wan bin Muhammad Yusuf, j.p.,
M.C.H.
The Orang Kaya Kaya Stia
Bijaya di-Raja ... ... Muhammad Noordin bin Jeragan Abdul
Shukor
The Orang Kaya Kaya Laksa-
mana ... ... ... ... Che Lope Bahaudin bin Haji Mohamed
Noh, j.p.
The Hon'ble the Legal Adviser, Federated Malay States
The Secretary to Resident
The State Engineer
The State Medical and Health Officer
J. E. Kempe, Esqr., m.c.s.
IN. K. Bain, Esqr., m.c.s.
UNOFFICIAL MEMBERS.
The Hon'ble Lt.-Col. C. Rae, j.p., m.f.c.
The Hon'ble Mr. T. R. A. Windeatt, m.f.c.
Towkay Leong Sin Nam, m.c.h., j.p.
Towkay Chung Ah Ming, j.p.
Br. K. T. Khong, m.c.h., j.p.
Sheikh Abdul Rahman bin Sheikh Abdul Kadir
Louis Thivy, Esqr., j.p.
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STATE COUNCILS—(cont.)
PEEAK—(cont.)
COUNCIL OF CHIEFS AND ULAMAS.
The Eaja Muda (President) ... Eaja Abdul Aziz ibni al-Marhum Eaja
Muda Musa, c.m.g.
The Eaja Bendahara ... ... Eaja Yusuf ibni Sultan Abdul Jalil al-
Marhum Eathi' Allah
The Hon'ble the Eaja di-Hilir Eaja Sir Chulan ibni al-Marhum Sultan
Abdullah, k.b.e., c.m.g., j.p., m.f.c.
The Eaja Kechil Sulong ... Eaja Harun al-Eashid ibni Sultan Idris
The Orang Kaya Besar Maha
raja di-Eaja ... ... ... Haji Ahmad bin Haji Abdul Eaof
The Orang Kaya Temenggong
Paduka Eaja ... ... ... Wan Abdul Jalil bin Wan Hussain, j.p.
The Orang Kaya Mentri Paduka
Tuan ... ... ... ... Wan Ahmad Easdi bin Wan Muhammad
Isa, j.p.
The Orang Kaya Kaya
Mahakurnia Indra di-Eaja ... Eaja Shariman bin Eaja Abdul Hamid
The Orang Kaya Kaya
Laksamana Eaja Mahkota ... Enche Lope Bahaudin bin Haji Muham
mad Noh, j.p.
The Orang Kaya Kaya Panglima
Kinta Sri Amar Wangsa ... Che Wan bin Muhammad Yusuf, j.p.,
m.c.h.
The Orang Kaya Kaya Panglima
Bukit Gantang Sri Amar
di-Eaja ... ... ... Haji Mahmud bin Muhammad Taib
The Orang Kaya Kaya Stia
Bijaya di-Eaja ... ... ... Enche Muhammad Noordin bin J«rajan
Abdul Shukor
To' Muda Orang Kaya Kaya Sri
Adika Eaja Shahbandar Muda Mior Yahya bin Mior Mohamed Amin,
j.p.
Dato' Maharaja Indra Haji Muhammad Shukri bin Alang
Karim
The Chief Kathi ... ... ... Haji Alwi bin Alang Antah
The Mufti Haji Muhammad Zin bin Muhammad
Amin
SELANGOB.
(President) Ala'idin Sulaiman Shah, g.c.m.g., ibni
al-Marhum Eaja Muda Musa
The Eaja Muda (Vice-President) The Hon. Eaja Musa Udin, j.p., m.f.c,
ibni Sultan Ala'idin Sulaiman Shah
The Hon'ble the British Eesident
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SELANGOR—(cont.)
The Han'ble the Legal Adviser, F.M.S.
The Secretary to Eesident
Tengku Panglima Besar ... Kaja Badar Shah ibni Sultan Ala'idin
Sulaiman Shah
The Chief Kathi Eaja Haji Othman, j.p., bin al-Marhum
Eaja Yahya
Kaja Haji Abdullah, j.p., bin-al-Marhum Eaja Yahya
Eaja Uda, m.c.s., bin Eaja Muhammad
UNOFFICIAL MEMBERS.
Towkay Low Leong Gan, m.c.h., j.p.
The Hon'ble Mr. A. S. Bailey, c.b.e., m.f.c.
The Hon'ble Mr. S. N. Veerasamy, j.p., m.f.c.
The Hon'ble Mr. H. B. Egmont Hake, j.p., m.f.c.
Towkay Lai Tet Loke, j.p.
NEGRI SEMBILAN.
MEJLIS MESHUARAT KE'ADILAN DAN UNDANG.
(Council of the Yang Di-pertuan Besar and the Undang.)
His Highness the Yang Di-per
tuan Besar of Negri Sembilan Tuanku Muhammad, g.c.m.g., k.c.v.o.,
(President) ibni al-Marhum Yam Tuan Antah
The Hon'ble the British
Resident J. W. W. Hughes, m.c.s.
The Dato' Klana Petra of Sungei
Ujong ... ... ... ... Ma'amor bin Inche Kassim, c.b.e.
The Dato' Penghulu of Jelebu,
Mendika Mentri Akhir Zaman Abdullah bin Panglima Muda
The Dato' Penghulu of Johol,
Johan Pahlawan Lela Perkasa
Setiawan ... ... ... Kamat bin Haji Leman
The Dato' Penghulu of Rembau,
Sedia Raja The Hon. Inche Abdullah bin Haji
Dahan, m.f.c.
The Tengku Besar Burhan'ud-din ibni- al-Marhum Yam Tuan Antah
Clerk of Council The Secretary to Resident
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NEGRI SEMBILAN—(cont.)
MEJLIS MESHUARAT KERAJA'AN.
OFFICIAL MEMBERS.
The Hon'ble the British
Resident (President) ... J. W. W. Hughes, m.c.s.
The Hon'ble the Legal Adviser
The Secretary to Resident
Dr. D. T. Skeen The State Medical and Health Officer
W. J. Smith, Esqr The Acting State Engineer
H. W. Woolley, Esqr. ... ... The State Forest Officer
W. H. Barnes, Esqr. ... ... The Agricultural Field Officer
UNOFFICIAL MEMBERS.
Dato' Wong Yick Tong, m.c.h., j.p.
D. Farquharson, Esqr.
Tuan Sheikh Ahmad bin Sheikh Mustapha, j.p.
Towkay Chang Seng Long, j.p.
Dr. S. R. Krishnan, j.p.
Clerk of Council The Chief Clerk, Secretariat.
PAHANG.
(President) ... ... ... Al-Sultan Abu Bakar Ri'ayatu'd-din al-
Mu'ad-dzam Shah ibni al-Marhum al-
Sultan Abdullah
The Hon'ble the British Resident
The Hon'ble the Legal Adviser, F.M.S.
The Tengku Besar of Pahang The Hon'ble Tengku Sulaiman, c.m.g.,
ibni al-Marhum al- Sultan Ahmad
al-Muadzam Shah
The Tengku Panglima Perang Tengku Yusuf ibni al-Marhum al- Sultan
Ahmad al-Muadzam Shah
The Orang Kaya Indera Pahla-
wan Che' Wan Haji Abdu'llah bin Engku
Temenggong
The Orang Kaya Indera Segara Che' Engku Abdu'l-Jamal bin Engku
Muda
The Orang Kaya Indera
Shahbandar ... ... ... Che' Hussain bin Muhammad Taib
The Chief Kathi Pahang. ... Haji Muhammad Daud bin Haji Zaina'l-
Abidin
i
UNOFFICIAL MEMBERS.
A. de B. Haughton, Esqr.
A. S. Lilburne, Esqr.
19
RECIPIENTS OF CERTIFICATES OF HONOUR.

Mr. H. L. Velge
Eaja Mahdi bin Husin, j. P.
Towkay Chung Thye Phin, j.p.
Syed Ahmad bin Syed Alwi
Raja Ali bin Raja Haji Ja'afar
Mr. W. J. B. Ashby
Wan Mohamed Amin bin Wan Mohamed Syed, Dato' Amar Penghulu
Isti Adat
Abdullah bin Panglima Muda, Datoh Penghulu Jelebu, Mendika Mentri
Akhirzaman
Tengku Kudin bin Tengku Samat, Penghulu Gali, Raub
Dato Wong Yick Tong, j.p., m.s.c.
Sri Jafiar bin Abdul Patah, j.p.
Mr. Leong Sin Nam, j.p., m.s.c.
Orang Kaya Kaya Panglima Kinta, Che Wan bin Muhammad Yusuf, j.p.,
m.s.c.
Abdul Hamid bin To' Kaya, Orang Kaya Maha Bijaya.
Wan Ahmad bin Ungku Khatib.
Dr. Saw Ah Choy, j.p.
Haji Muhammad Shukri bin Alang Karim, Dato' Maharaja Indra.
Dr. K. T. Khong, m.b., B.ch., m.a. (Cantab), m.r.c.s. (Eng.), LB CP.
(Lond.), j.p., m.s.c.
Raja Shahabudin bin Raja Dagang, Dato' Sri Bijaya Indera
Dato' Sri Bijaya Uda bin Haji Yahya
Raja Haji Mohamed Yacob bin Abdul Razak, j.p.
Low Leong Gan, m.s.c., j.p.
H. B. Talalla, j.p.
Haji Abdul Jalil bin Nor
Patrick de Zilwa, j.p.
Alias bin Yahya
Arthur Edmonds, j.p.
20
JUSTICES 0] THE PEACE.

PE lK.
Wan Abdul Jalil bin Wan Hussin, Leong Sin Nam, m.s.c., m.c.h.
m.s.c. (Orang Kaya Temenggong)
Ling Ti Kong
Haji Abdul Kahman bin Baja Stia
Lope Bahaudin bin Haji Muham
Dato' Abdul Wahab bin To' Domba mad Noh, m.s.c. (Orang Kaya
Abdullah Ali bin Eetam Kaya Laksamana)
Dato' Ahmad Tasir bin Kanda A. G. Mackie
Muhammad Zin F. E. Mair
Habib Ali bin Hussain Haji Mat Saleh bin Yusuf
E. P. Brash Dr. I. Mohd. Ghows
Dato' Che' Wan bin Muhammad
Yusuf, m.s.c., m.c.h. (Orang Muhammad Arshad bin Muhammad
Kaya Kaya Panglima, Kinta) Salleh
Au Phin Yeang Pandak Leman alias Che' Mohd.
Sleiman bin Mat Salleh
Wan Ahmad Kasdi bin Muhammad
Isa, m.s.c. (Orang Kaya Mentri) Mir Muhammad Jawi bin Abas
John Cameron Raja Haji Muhammad Ya'akub bin
Abdul Razak, m.c.h., j.p.
Cheah Cheang Lim, m.f.c.
Major H. F. Nutter
Cheah Kee Ee
Lim Sum Kip
Capitan Chung Thye Phin, m.c.h.
Lee Lip
Eu Tong Sen, o.b.e.
Captain A. Pritchard
C. B. Graburn
C. F. Hewett Lau Ek Ching
Ho Chiu Hin Lt.-Col. C. Rae, m.f.c., m.s.c
Chung Ah Ming, m.s.c. The Hon. Raja Sir Chulan ibni
al-Marhum Sultan Abdullah,
J. S. M. Holmberg K.B.E., C.m.G., m.F.C, m.S.C.
Poo Wha Cheng (Raja di-Hilir, Perak)
J. E. Gordon Raja Mahdi bin Husin, m.c.h.
PL J. Gillespie Raja Yusuf bin Yahya, i.s.m.
H. Gordon Graham Dr. Saw Ah Choy, m.c.h.
Wan Im bin Lembut Tan Lo Tee
J. A. S. Jennings Sleman bin Pandak Akat
A. N. Kenion D. B. Stark
Dr. K. T. Khong, m.c.h., m.s.c. Captain R. S. Steedman
R. M. Latham F. H. Dale
Lee Ah Weng W. Eagle-Bott
21
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE—(cont.)
PERAK—(cont.)
L. W. Tivy Yeung Shau Nam
L. Thivy, m.s.c. G. N. S. Sabapathy
A. M. Tuke S. L. S. Chettiappa Chettiar
Voon Thian Soo Mat Asik bin Dahari
Mir Yahya bin Ngah Muhammad T. P. Nailer
Amin
Ho Khye Cheong
Yeop Ibrahim bin Muhammad Zin J. W. Kennedy
N. Eliatamby
J. Descraques
S. Supramaniam
W. D. Tait
F. J. Shepherd
W. A. Rogers
Khoo Leng Gian
G. Brown
Mohamed Talhah bin Mohamed
Arifi A. Payne Gallwey
W. MacDonald \V. H. Tate
E. W. Josselyn F. A. Toynbee
Lai Chek Sang E. L. Watson
Dr. G. Waugh Scott
SELANGOR.
Wee Hap Lang W. de L. Brooke
Choo Kia Peng, c.b.e. G. C. Bailey
Yap Loong Hin The Hon'ble Mr. H. B. Egmont
San Ah Wing Hake, m.f.c.
Li Kim Chuan A. W. Allen
H. P. Clodd M. Cumarasami
Dr. B. Day E. L. Watson
D. H. Hampshire J. M. Perguson
F. G. Harvey Dr. E. T. Maclntyre
Rev. V. M. Renard D. F. Topham
J. Argyll Robertson, o.b.e. C. A. Pearcy
R. M. Skinner P. de C. Morris
R. C. M. Kindersley H. O. Kennedy
J. Craig Baba bin Ismail
E. B. Prior Sim Boon Teck
H. A. Wootton
22
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE— (cont.)

SELANGOR- (cont.)
Eaja Haji Abdullah bin Almerhurn Dato' Abdul Hamid bin Dato' Muda
Raja Yahya, m.s.c. Jaftar
Raja Haji Othman bin Almerhum R. Amarasekera
Raja Yahya, m.s.c. D. Benson
Alfred Eberwein E. E. Chambers
Low Leong Gan, m.s.c. G. M. Dalgety
J. R. George Goh Hock Huat
E. E. Deacon Law Yew Swee
Cheong Yok Choy Eaja Mabdi bin Eaja Suleiman
R. F. Grey Tuan Haji Malik bin Haji Mohamed
J. Macdonald Yusop
R. D. Ramasamy The Hon. Mr. S. N. Veerasamy,
m.F.C.
H. B. Talalla
Dr. Walter Ansley-Young
Lim Ah Kam
Chan Wing
J. F. Mills, i.s.o., late R.N.
Lai Tet Loire
Ong Eng Suan
Low Ti Kok
Dr. E. A. O. Travers
C. R. Thurstnn
Yap Tai Chi
How Kim Leng
Eight Rev. B. C. Roberts
Wong Siew Chong
W. McCulloch
Tee Bee Siew
H. C. Joass
Archibald Vantooren
Patrick de Zilwa
NEGRI SEMBILAN.
P. P'Chient Lee Pun
G. B. W. Gray Chang Joon Long
Tengku Hassan bin Tengku Shariff Dr. S. R. Krishnan, m.s.c.
A. Edmonds W. Marsh
Teh Chye Tuan Sheikh Ahmad bin Tuan
A. R. Thompson Sheikh Mustapha
Dato Wong Yick Tong, m.s.c. Chang Seng Long
Athelstane Braddon S. Thambyrajah
PAHANG.
W. H. Martin Gan Sang
Sri Jaapar bin Abdul Patah Ong Cheng Jim
Lim Kean Seing Mr. J. C. Sworder
Lim Chiak Khoon Chow All Hoong
Soh Ah Peng W. J. Muller
23
1st BATTALION 20th BURMA RIFLES.
NOMINAL KOLL OF BRITISH OFFICERS.

Rank. Name.
Lieut. -Colonel A. C. Gordon Smythe
Major K. L. Fasken
Captain T. C. Duguid
W. G. O'C. Hewett
C. S. Sullivan
Maung Ba Hpu
A. Smith
Lieut. B. E. A. Connell-MoDowell
L. St. J. D. Collinson
H. P. Seagrim
H. G. V. Boulter
Second Lieut. L. N. Purton
NOMINAL ROLL OF INDIAN OFFICERS.

Rank. Name.
Subadar-Major Sau Tu, i.d.s.m.
Subadar Sabaw Yaw
Tong Za Kai
Om Baing
Tin Bon
Lazum Tu
Pausa Tang
Aung Nyun
Jemadar W. Boudville
Hpun Tai, i.d.s.m.
Ba Chit
Ba Kyaing
Kham Kwel
Mang Tun Nung
Sumnut Tang
Kolu Tu
N'Ding Naw
Sau Li
Maung Sin
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MALAY STATES VOLUNTEER FORCE.

PERMANENT STAFF.
Date of
Rank. Name. promotion to Remarks.
present rank.
Lieut. -Colonel J. T. Leslie, m.c. (Royal 26- 1-31 Commandant,
Berkshire Regiment) F.M.S.V.F.
Captain ... M. R. Caldwell (Royal 10- 2-26 Brigade-Major,
Engineers) F.M.S.V.F.
... H. T. Allwright, m.c., 26- 4-24 Staff Captain and
D.C.m. Quartermaster,
F.M.S.VrF.
... R. A. Heard, m.c. 20- 2-31 Adjutant, Perak
(Inniskilling Fusiliers) Battalion
... J. G. Wylde (Green 1- 1-27 Adjutant, Selan-
Howards) gor Battalion
and Pahang
Volunteer
Corps
W. J. Irwin (Ulster 7- 4-24 Adjutant, Negri
Rifles) S e m b i1 an
Battalion
Lieutenant S. G. Grant (F.M.S. 9- 1-32 Armourer, Local
Volunteer Force) Volunteer
Forces
MALAY STATES VOLUNTEER REGIMENT.

VOLUNTEER OFFICERS.
Date of
present rank.
Hon. Colonel Sir Cecil Clementi, 6- 2-30 Hon. Colonel,
G.C.m.G. F.M.S.V.F.
Hon. Lt.-Col. A. Caldecott, c.m.g., 26- 7-31 Hon. Lieut. -
C.B.E. Colonel,
M.S.V.R.
G. M. P. Hornidge, 21- 6-29 O.C., Perak
O.B.E., m.C, V.D. Battalion
N. J. A. Foster, o.b.b., 5 -5-31 O.C., Negri Sem-
m.c. bilan Battalion
B. J. Eaton, o.b.e. 25- 7-31 O.C., Selangor
Battalion
Major F. J. Ayris, v.d. 1- 1-25 O.C., Pahang
Volunteer Corps
W. A. D. Edwardes, 2- 3-29 Reserve of
m.C, V.D. Officers
J. H. Harris, v.d. 3- 3-29
25
MALAY STATES VOLXJNTEEK EEGIMENT—(cont.)

YOLUNTEEE OFFICEES—(cont.)
Date of
present rank.
Major H. de C. Elton, v.d. ... 8-11-29 O.C., "A" Coy.,
M.S.V.E.
a. K. Cosgrave, m.c, 14- 2-30 Medical Unit
V.D.
M. G. F. Mofiatt, m.c. 1- 4-31
Captain W. Ansley-Young 1- 5-21 Medical Unit
T. P. Coe, m.c 17- 8-22 (Suspense Boll)
J. B. Scrivenor ... 1- 1-23 Reserve of
Officers
J. C. Cuthbert, m.c. ... 7- 9-26 O.C., Signals,
F.M.S.V.F.
H. F. Waters, m.c., v.d. 1- 4-27 Eeserve of
Officers
Major E. J. Soper, v.d. 1- 1-32 Quartermaster,
M.S.V.R.
Captain R. W. Blair 27- 5-27
Major J. E. Staley, m.c. 19- 3-32 O.C., "G" Coy.,
M.S.V.E.
. W. A. Gutsell 5- 5-32 .. . O.C., "E" Cov.,
M.S.V.B.
Captain . G. E. Percy, m.c. 15- 1-31
. E. S. Willbourn 2- 7-31 .. . O.C., "C" Coy.,
M.S.V.B.
. W. L. Kitserow 3- 7-31 .. . (Attached to
Singapore
Volunteer
Corps)
. H. A. S. Hughes, m.c. 3- 7-31
11 G. E. Henning ... 4- 7-31
i1 . F. L. Harding 5- 7-31 .. . O.C., "F"(M.G.)
Coy., M.S.V.R.
11 . W. S. Eeeve-Tucker ... 6- 7-31 .... O.C., "B" Cov.,
M.S.V.R.
11 . W. M. James, m.c., m.m. 2- 8-31
11 . E. Macdonald, m.c. 1- 9-31
Lieutenant .. . H. W. Steele 1- 1-26
ii . A. C. Godding, m.c. 1- 1-26 . .. Beserve of
- Officers
. 0. F. Conoley 10- 3-27 . .. Medical Unit
ii . W. D. Magill 18- 3-27 . .. (Suspense Eoll)
. C. E. Waite, m.c. 18- 3-27
1i . C. A. Fitch 15- 4-27 . .. Eeserve of
Officers
i1 F. V. Jacques 14-10-27 . .. Medical Unit
26
MALAY STATES VOLUNTEEE REGIMENT—(cont.)

VOLUNTEER OFFICERS—(cont.)
Date of
present rank.
Lieutenant H. P. Kendall (Acting 28-10-27
Captain)
F. G. Coales 26- 4-29
V. Matthew-Matthews ... 5- 7-29
M. S. McGahey, m.c. ... 16- 8-29 .. Reserve of
Officers
M. E. Marshall, m.m. ... 1-10-29 .. . (Suspense Roll)
H. M. Bright, m.m. ... 11- 4-?0
D. F. Grierson 25- 4-30
Captain D. S. Ainger 2-5-32 .. . O. C, "F"
(M.G.) Coy.
A. L. Hellman 22- 6-30 .. . Reserve of
Officers
R. E. Wilson 22- 6-30
H. K. C. Tobutt (Acting 22- 6-30
Captain)
R. Adamson, m.c. 17- 8-30 .. . Reserve of
Officers
J. M. Booth 17- 8-30
F. W. South 12-10-30
H. M. James, m.c. 26-10-30
H. W. Jack, m.b.e. 18- 1-31
E. P. Windsor 18- 1-31
H. W. Webb 21- 1-31 . . Medical Unit
H. F. Hutcheson 1- 2-31
R. G. Vergette 15- 2-31 .. . (Attached
to S.S.V.F.)
S. E. Chamier, m.c. 15- 2-31 -
G. A. Bentinck, m.c. ... 24- 2-31
W. G. Smith 4- 5-31
A. S. Woodroffe 10- 5-31
A. C. Jomaron (Acting 7- 6-31 .. . O.C., F. M. S.
Major) Light Battery
E. A. Curtler 7- 6-31
F. W. Walker, m.c. 8-11-31
(Acting Captain)
W. J. Vickers 1- 1-32 . . Medical .Unit
Wolfe, E. D. B. 17 -3-32
Braine, G. I. H. 21- 5-32 ..
Second Lieut. H. C. Cannon, m.c. 27- 1-25 . . Reserve of
Officers
L. Vaughan 27- 1-25
H. L. Despard 27- 1-25
27
MALAY STATES VOLUNTEEE EEGIMENT—(cont.)
VOLUNTEER OFFICERS—(cont.)
Date of
present rank.
Second Lieut. B. Wilkinson 27- 1-25
J. H. B. Will, d.c.m. ... 19- 8-26
<i 1i W. H. L. McDonald ... 8-12-26
•, ii J. K. L. Graham 22-11-29 (Suspense Roll)
Lieutenant . . . E. T. Wright 14- 2-32
Second Lieut. E. W. Waterfield 28- 2-30
Lieutenant . . . D. Owen-Jones, m.c. 12- 4-32
Second Lieut. G. L. O'Hara Hickson 11- 4-30
Lieutenant . . . E. H. Taylor 2- 4-32
Second Lieut. C. McLaren-Reid 23- 5-30 Reserve of
A. W. Greaves ... 6- 6-30 Officers
1i ii C. A. Farebrother 15- 6-30
1i 11 R. 0. Bishop 15- 6-30 Reserve of
Officers
ii ll J. 0. Carpenter 20- 6-30
ii 11 C. F. Mummery 1-11-30
Tern. Second
Lieut. L. W. Butler 10- 1-31 Service Coy.,
M.S.V.R.
Second Lieut. C. G. Corke (Acting 12- 2-31 O.C., "K" Cov.,
Captain) M.S.V.R.
i1 iI A. L. Harrison, d.s.o. ... 14- 2-31
ii 1i A. E. C. MacLeod 14- 2-31 (Attached to
N.S.M.V.I.)
ii 11 H. C. Abraham 19- 3-31
ii i1 J. D. Howell, m.c. 25- 3-31
1i 11 E. W. Battensby 26- 3-31
ii 11 C. M. McDonald 28- 3-31
n 11 W. Aucutt 20- 4-31
i1 i1 H. Oke 21- 4-31
11 11 L. A. Blackhall, m.c. ... 24- 4-31
ii n D. M-. McDiarmid 24- 5-31
1! 11 K. R. Blackwell 18- 6-31
1i 1i H. de B. Williams 5- 8-31
1! i) E. H. B. Nobbs 10- 8-31
11 11 W. H. Oliver 10- 8-31
i1 i1 G. D. Sansom ... 20- 8-31
1' 11 A. M. Drysdale 28- 8-31
11 !1 J. Rowley 19-10-31
ii 1i J. H. Dennett 19-10-31
11 11 R. G. H. Wilshaw 19-10-31
11 11 Somerville, G. W. 11- 1-32
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MALAY STATES VOLUNTEEE EE GIMENT—(cont.)

VOLUNTEEE OFFICEES—(cont.)
Date of
Bank. Name. promotion to Bemarks.
present rank.
Second Lieut. Riches, C. F. H. 18- 1-32
Brunt, V. J. H. 1- 2-32
ii 11 Taylor, F. B 2- 3-32
M 11 Williams, 0. G. (Acting
Captain) 5- 3-32
}1 1! Geddes, J. 14- 3-32
11 11 Bennett, R. J. M. 18- 4-32
Major 0. B. Williams 1- 8-201
Lieutenant . . . W. H. Findlay 1- 5-28 I Attached to
J. Green M.S.V.R. from
1 other Units
Captain Stanley J. Gooch 11- 3-27 J
Hon. Chaplain F. W. J. Reynolds ... 5- 7-29 M.S.V.R.
D. F. Ferguson 16- 8-29 F.M.S.V.F.
MALAYAN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.

PERAK.
Date of
Bank. Name. promotion to
present rank.
Hon. Colonel, P e r a k
Battalion, F.M.S.V.F. His Highness Paduka Sri Sultan
Iskandar Shah, k.c.m.g., k.c.v.o. 1- 8-31
Major Rae, C. 26-11-25
Captain Vears, H. Lindsay (A.D.C. to H.H.
the Sultan) Reserve of Officers... 8-10-25
,, ... ... ... Willan, H. C, m.c. (Reserve of
Officers) 25- 5-28
Lieutenant Davies, E. M. V. (Reserve of
Officers) 20- 7-26
,, (Acting Capt.) Raja Abdul Aziz, c.m.g. (the Raja
Muda, Perak) ... - 9-12-27
,, Pengilley, E. E 25-11-27
,, Allin, E. K 2- 8-29
,, Syed Shaidali 2- 8-29
,, ... ... Cheah Cheang Lim (Reserve of
Officers) 7- 7-30
,, Mohamed Esah 24-10-30
,, ... ... ... Mohamed Salleh 4- 1-31
Crowhurst, H. (on leave) ... 1- 2-31
Raja Aman Shah 2- 8-31
Yell, S. A 30- 8-31
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MALAYAN VOLUNTEEE INFANTRY— (cont.)

PERAK—(cont.)
Date of
Rank. Name. promotion to
present rank.
Second Lieutenant Raja Yusuf (Raja Bendahara,
Perak) 23- 8-26
Woods, J. L. (Acting Captain) ... 7- 6-29
Sheppard, M. C. ff (on leave) 1-10-30
Jarrett, N. R. 24- 5-31
Preedy, B., m.c. (Acting Captain) 9- 4-32
SELANGOR.
Date of
Bank. Name. promotion to
present rank.
Hon. Colonel, Selangor
Battalion, F M.S.V.F. His Highness Ala'idin Sulaiman
Shah, g.c.m.g 1- 8-31
Captain . Adams, T. S. 6- 2-25
Major . Grist, D. H 30- 3-26
Lieutenant ... . Georgi, C. D. V., o.b.e - 15- 1-26
. Raja Uda bin Raja Muhammad ... 15- 1-26
. Allan, A. 30- 4-26
. Mann, G. E., m.c 25- 2-29
Hennessy, J. P. 2- 8-29
. Raja Mushahar bin Raja Yusop ... 31- 8-31
Hon. Captain . Tengku Musa Eddin bin Sultan
Suleiman Shah 1- 1-25
Lieutenant . L. F. Tribe (attached to Perak
M.V.I.) 24- 9-31
Second Lieutenant . Pepper, J. E. 1- 1-31
. V. Dawson 24- 5-31
. Raja Nong bin Raja Hussein 29- 5-31
. Watherston, D. C. 18- 6-31
. Geary, H. 22-12-31
. Emmett, T. E 23- 9-29
Reserve of Officers.
Captain Kingsbury, A. N. 24-12-25
,, ... . Chapman, C. L. 10-11-27
Lieutenant . Ramplen-Jones, S. ... 1- 1-27
,i ... . Alan Loke 1- 1-27
n . Fostor, H. W 24- 1-27
Second Lieutenant . Crawford, J. G. 7-12-23
. Sleep, A 12- 6-27
. Gammans, L. D. 30- 3-28
Gates, R. C„ 17- 7-30
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MALAYAN VOLUNTEEE INFANTEY— (cont.)

NEGEI SEMBILAN.
Date of
Bank. Name promotion to
present rank.
Hon. Colonel, Negri
Sembilan Battalion,
F.M.S.V.F His Highness the Yang Di pertuan
B e s a r Tuanku Muhammad,
g.c.m.g., k.c.v.o., ibni al-Mar-
hum Yam Tuan Antah ... ... 1- 8-31
Acting Captain Gordon-Hall, W. A. (on leave) ... 7- 1-30
Lieut. (Acting Captain) Wilson, E. H. (attached to MS.
M.V.I, from M.V.C.) 21-2-30
Lieutenant ... Macpherson, J. S 8-12-25
ii ■•• Chalmers, J. 27- 4-30
Second Lieutenant Tengku Nasir 1- 6-30
Kendall, T. A., m.c 2- 8-29
Dato Sedia Eaja Abdullah, m.f.c.
(attached to Eeserve of Officers) 27- 6-25
Tengku Zakaria ... ... ... 1- 4-31
Acting Captain Newboult, A. T., m.c. (unattached
list) 1-11-28
Second Lieutenant Stewart, W. G. (unattached list) 1- 8-22
PAHANG.
Date of
Rank. Name. promotion to
present rank.
Major ... Ayris, F. J., v.d 1- 5-25
Captain J. S. Ganter ... 4- 5-31
Lieutenant ... Cockman, H. J., d.f.c. 25- 5-28
i1 ... ... . .. Jago, E. (Eeserve of Officers) 5- 9-26
••• ••• ... Mahmud bin Mat (Eeserve of
Officers) ... 1- 4-27
... ... . .. Kirk, W. A. (Eeserve of Officers) 1- 4-27
,, ... ... ... Wheeler, L. E. (Eeserve of Officers) 30- 3-28
,, ... ... ... Pelton, F. (on leave) 27- 4-31
,, ... ... ... W. J. Dixon 24- 4-31
Second Lieutenant ... Dryburgh, A. M. (Eeserve of
Officers) ... 13- 9-29
M S1 ... Muhamed Yusuf bin Mahmud 27- 4-28
•
i1 i, ... Kamarudin bin Omar . • • 19- 7-29
11 1, ... Mohamed Ali bin Mohamed 1- 6-30
11 i1 ... Currie, U. A. (Acting Captain) 12-12-30
,, ,, ... Osman bin Ali ... 1- 1-31
'i 1, ... Blelloch, I. W. ... 23- 3-31
ii 11 ... Tengku Abdul Aziz bin Sultan
Abdullah 16- 4-31
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BOARDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.

Advisory Committee on Agriculture. —
The Director of Agriculture (Chairman)
Yang Teramat Mulia Eaja Muda of Perak
The Director of the Eubber Eesearch Institute
The Director of Co-operation
The Principal, Sultan Idris Training College, Tanjong Malim (representing
Director of Education)
Mr. Choo Kia Peng, c.b.e., j.p.
Mr. J. Melville
Mr. E. M. E. Michaux
Mr. G. C. Eeis
. Mr. W. A. Stanton
'Mr. C. B. Towill
The Personal Assistant to Director of Agriculture (Secretary)
Advisory Committee, Government School of Agriculture, Malaya,

Serdang.—
The Director of Agriculture, Straits Settlements and Federated Malay
States (Chairman)
The Director of Co-operation, Federated Malay States and Straits
Settlements
The Director of the Eubber Eesearch Institute
The Chief Inspector of English Schools, Straits Settlements and
Federated Malay States
The Hon'ble the Undang of Eembau
The Hon'ble Mr. Tan Cheng Lock
The Hon'ble Mr. S. N. Veerasamy
The Vice-Principal of the School (Secretary)
Agricultural Pests Supervising Committee. —

Chairman—The Director of The Director of the Eubber
Agriculture, S.S. & F.M.S. Eesearch Institute
The Hon'ble the Legal Adviser I Mr. F. H. Mustard
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BOAEDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.—(cont.)

Bar Committee, F.M.S.—
Mr. J. Dunford Wood Mr. E. A. S. Wagner
Mr. R. Rix Mr. G. W. de Silva (Honorary
Mr. E. D. Shearn Secretary)
Mr. V. D. Skrine
Chinese Advisory Board. —
Perak.
President—The Secretary for Mr. Lee Swee Hoe
Chinese Affairs, Federated Mr. Leong Sin Nam, m.c.h.,
Malay States m.s.c., j.P.
Vice-President—The Protector Mr. Lim Sam Kip, j.p.
of Chinese, Perak
Mr. Ling Ti Kong, j.p.
The Assistant Protector of
Chinese, Perak Mr. Poh Peh Soo
The Assistant Protector of Dr. Saw Ah Choy, m.c.h., j.p.
Chinese, Taiping Mr. Tan Yoke Yew
Mr. Foo Wha Cheng, j.p. Mr. Too Joo. Lim
Mr. Ho Chiu Hin, j.p. Mr. Voon Thian Soo, j.p.
Mr. Lai Chek Sang, j.p. Mr. Yeung Shau Nam, j.p.
Mr. Lee Ah Weng, j.p. Mr. Kan Kheng Hin
Mr. Lau Ek Ching, j.p.
Selangor.
President—The Secretary for Towkay Sim Boon Teck, j.p.
Chinese Affairs, Federated Wong Siu Chung, j.p.
Malay States
Cheong Yoke Choy, J.p.
Vice-President—The Protector
of Chinese, Selangor and Yap Tai Chi, j.p.
Pahang Ong Eng Suan, j.p.
The Assistant Protector of Wee Hap Lang, j.p.
Chinese, Selangor and Pahang Chan Wing, j.p.
Towkay Choo Kia Peng, c.b.e., Low Ti Kok, j.p.
j.p.
Lai Tet Loke, m.s.c.,
Towkay Low Leong Gan, j.p.
m.s.c., m.c.h., j.p.
Hau Kim Leng, j.p.
Towkay Yap Loong Hin, j.p.
The Hon'ble Mr. San Ah Au-Yeong Lei
Wing, m.f.c., j.p. Leong Lai Kam
Towkay Li Kim Chuan, j.p. Ho Man
33
BOAEDS, COMMITTEES; ETC.—(cont.)

Cinema Appeal Committee.—
The Commissioner of Police, F.M.S. (Chairman)
The Protector of Chinese, Selangor
The Assistant Director of Education for Chinese Schools, F.M.S.
Mr. J. Macdonald, j.p.
Towkay Wee Hap Lang, j.p.
Capt. S. Bamplen Jones
Towkay Yap Tai Chi, j.p.
Cinema Vigilance Committee.-

Selangor.
Chairman—The Chairman, Sani Dr. K. Thillyampalam
tary Board, Kuala Lumpur
Mr. C. R. Thurstan, j.p.
Mr. M. Cumarasami, j.p.
Mr. C. Ward-Jackson
Eev. D. Fergus Perguson Mr. Wee Hap Lang, j.p.
Mr. Khoo Teik Ee Mr. F. L. Jones
Mr. N. Wilks
Negri Sembilan.
Chairman—Mr. H. W. Evans Mr. A. T. Kendall
Dr. S. R. Krishnan, m.s.c., j.p. Towkay Lim Kong Teng
Towkay Chang Seng Long, j.p. Mr. S. S. Pillay
Towkav Koh Lian Chin Mr. A. C. Mukherjee
Pahang.
KUALA LIPIS. TEMERLOH.
Mr. J. R. Spence Mr. R. E. Gray
Che Abdul Eahman bin Mat
Towkay Ong Cheng Jim, j.p.
KUANTAN.
raub. Mr. A. de B. Haugbton
Mr. V. Horswill
Mr. G. M. Harding
Mr. A. N. Dumaresq PEKAN.
The Hon'ble Tengku Sulaiman,
c.m.g., m.f.c., ibni al-Marhum
bento^g. Al Sultan Ahmad Al Maazam
Shah (Tengku Besar of
Towkay Koh YeT Khec Pahang)
Mr. G. M. Peacock Mr. U. A. Currie
o
34
BOARDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.—(cont.)

Communications Board, Malayan.—
His Excellency the Governor of the Straits Settlements and the High
Commissioner for the Malay States (Chairman)
His Excellency the General Officer Commanding the Troops, Malaya
The Colonial Secretary, Straits Settlements
The Chief Secretary to Government, Federated Malay States
The Captain-in-Charge, His Majesty's Naval Establishments
The Officer Commanding, Royal Air Force Base
The General Manager, Federated Malay States Railways
The Secretary for Postal Affairs, Straits Settlements and Federated
Malay States
The Director of Public Works, Straits Settlements, and Adviser, Public
Works, Malay States.
The Surveyor-General, Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States
The Secretary to the High Commissioner for the Malay States
Mr. H. Weisberg, m.c.a. (Secretary)
Co-operation Board, Federated Malay States.—

The Director of Co-operation, Raja Abdul Aziz, c.m.g., Raja
F.M.S. and S.S. (Chairman) Muda of Perak
ex-officio The Secretary for Postal Affairs,
Mr. C. Ward-Jackson S.S. and F.M.S.
The Hon'ble Dato Sedia Raja The Protector of Chinese, Selan-
Abdullah bin Haji Dahan, gor and Pahang (ex-officio)
Undang of Rembau The Deputy Controller of
Lt. -Colonel B. J. Eaton, o.b.e. Labour, F.M.S. (ex-officio)
Mr. C. R. Thurstan The Hon'ble the Raja Muda of
Mr. Law Yew Swee, j. p. Selangor
Dr. H. A. Tempany
Decrepit Ward Fdnd Committee for Management.—

Perak.
Chairman—The Secretary to The Medical Officer, Larut
Resident Mr. Toh Eng Swee
Secretary—The Protector of Dr. G. Waugh Scott, j.P.
Chinese Mr. Lau Ek Ching, j.p.
The State Medical and Health Dr. Tan Cheng Leng
Officer
Dental Board. —
The Adviser, Medical and Health Services
The Dental Surgeon, Federated Malay States
Dr. W. T. Quaife, Member of Medical Council
Mr. E. K. Tratman, Professor of Dental Surgery
Mr. H. A. Johnson, Dental Surgeon
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Drainage Area Boards. —
Selangor.
KLANG MUKIM. SUNGEI BULOH SOUTH.
Chairman—The District Officer,
Chairman—The District Officer, Kuala Selangor
Klang
The Executive Engineer, Kuala
The Health Officer, Coast
Selangor
The Senior Executive Engineer,
Klang The Health Officer, Coast
Mr. Goh Hock Huat, j.p. Mr. C. H. Green
Mr. E. M. Pennefather Mr. C. V. Newton
Capt. J. M. Ferguson, j.p.
KAPAR.
BADONG.
Chairman—The District Officer, Chairman—The District Officer,
Klang Kuala Selangor
The Health Officer, Coast The Executive Engineer, Kuala
The Senior Executive Engineer, Selangor
Klang The Health Officer, Coast
Lt. -Col. E. A. Ash, D.s.o. Mr. H. H. Park
-Mr. P. M. Bendall Mr. E. W. Evans
Mr. E. C. Eossell
SELANGOR RIVER.
jERAm.
Kuala Selangor Chairman—The District Officer,
Kuala Selangor
Selangor The Executive Engineer, Kuala
Selangor
Mr. H. C. Mustard
Mr. E. M. Allen
Mr. R. W. G. Mercer
Mr. V. N. B. Were
Mr. A. P. Atkins
Mr. H. G. L. Eichards
SUNGEI BULOH NORTH. BANTING.

Kuala Selangor Kuala Langat
The Executive Engineer, Kuala The Executive Engineer, Kuala
Selangor Langat
The Health Officer, Coast The Health Officer, Coast
Mr. C. W. S. Gardner Mr. J. G. A. Symons
Mr. J. Inglis Dr. Barclay Barrowman
Mr. S. Chamier Mr. V. G. A. Eeeve-Tucker
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Drainage Area Boards. —(cont.)
Selangor- -(cont.)
SIjANGKANG. LANGAT RIVER—(cont.).
Chairman—The District Officer, The Health Officer, Coast
Kuala Langat Mr. W. A. Stanton
The Executive Engineer, Kuala The Penghulu, Tnnjong Duablas
Langat
The Penghulu, Telok Panglima KANCIIONG.
Garang Chairman—The District Officer,
Mr. D. L. Gulland Kuala Langat
TANjONG DUABLAS. Langat
Kuala Langat Mr. G. D. Sansom
The Executive Engineer, Kuala Mr. V. G. A. Reeve-Tucker
Langat
Mr. W. A. Stanton padang gajah.
Mr. G. 0. W. Symons Chairman—The District Officer,
Kuala Selangor
LANGAT RIVER. The Executive Engineer, Kuala
Chairman—The District Officer, Selangor
Kuala Langat The Health Officer, Coast
The Executive Engineer, Kuala The Penghulu, Jeram
Langat Mr. H. B. Dudley
Electrical Board, F.M.S.—
Chairman—The Director, Elec The Treasurer, F.M.S.
trical Department, F.M.S. The Senior Warden of Minos
(ex-officio) F.M.S.
The Adviser, Public Works, Mr. J. H. Rich
Malay States Mr. J. H. Keer
The General Manager and Mr. E. J. Vallentine
Chief Engineer, F.M.S. Mr. E. H. H. Everest
Railways
Examiners.— Malay
The Examiner in Malay, Negri Sembilan :
S.S. and F. M. S. (Mr. Mr. L. Forbes, m.C.S.
J. E. Kempe, m.c.s.)
Perak : The Hon'ble The Dato Sedia
Tengku Ismail bin Tengku Raja Abdullah, m.f.c.
Mohamed Yasin The Inspector of Schools,
Mr. G. A. de C. de Moubray, Negri Sembilan
m.C.S.
Mr. W. A. Gordon Hall, Pahang :
m.O.S. Capt. H. North Hunt,
Selangor : m.c.s.
Mr. L. A. Allen, O.B.B., Mr. J. Huggins, m.c.s.
m.C.S.
Raja Uda, m.c.s., bin Raja
Muhammed
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BOAKDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.—(cdnt.)

Examiners—(cont.)
Tamil.
Federal Examiner— Negri Sembilan :
Mr. J. M. Barron, m.c.s. The Assistant Controller of
Labour, Negri Sembilan
Perak :
An officer of the Labour
Department
Telugu.
Federal Examiner—Mr. M. V. Del Tufo, m.c.s.
Law.
Federal Examiner— Negri Sembilan :
The Legal Adviser The Collector of Land
Revenue, Seremban
Perak :
The Magistrate, Seremban
Mr. B. G. Bradley, m.c.s.
Eaja Musa bin Raja Bot, Pahang :
m.C.S. Capt. H. North Hunt,
Selangor : m.c.s.
Mr. R. C. Cussen, m.c.s. Mr. J. Huggins, m.c.s.
Mr. N. A. Worley, m.c.s.
Electricity.
(Electricity Enactment, No. 14 of 1925.)
The Chief Electrical Engineer Mr. L. G. W. Ward
and Inspector (Chairman)
Mr. R. H. Jones
Mr. E. A. Corbin Mr. G. R. Lewis
Mr. H. R. Sparrow Mr. R. W. Jones
Mr. E. F. Stephenson Mr. H. E. Doel
Mr. F. P. Egerton Mr. C. Harry
Machinery.
(The Machinery Enactment, No. 8 of 1927.)
The Chief Inspector of Machinery (Chairman)
The Inspector of Machinery, Perak (Vice-Chairman)
The Inspector of Machinery, Selangor (Vice -Chairman)
The Inspectors of Machinery (Members)
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BOARDS. COMMITTEES, ETC.—(cont.)

Indian Immigration Committee (Labour Code, 1923). —
The Controller of Labour, Malaya (Chairman)
'i'he Deputy Controller of Labour, Malaya (Vice-Chairman and Secretary).
The Director of Medical and Health Services, Straits Settlements, and
Adviser, Medical and Health Services, Malay States
The Director of Public Works, Straits Settlements, and Adviser, Public
Works, Malay States
The Director, Drainage and Irrigation, Straits Settlements, and Adviser
on Drainage and Irrigation, Malay States
The General Manager, Federated Malay States Railways.
The Chairman of the Planters' Association of Malaya.
The Hon'ble Mr. H. E. Nixon Mr. H. 0. Maas
The Hon'ble Mr. B. J. R. Mr. M. Cumarasami, j.p.
Barton
Mr. J. C. Innes
Mr. N. W. Mallet
Mr. K. P. Reynolds
Mr. J. S. Ferguson
Mr. V. Nadasampillay, j.p.
Licensing Boards.—
Perok.
lardt and matang. KRIAN (cont.)
Chairman—The District Officer The Assistant Controller of
Labour, Perak
Vice-Chairman—The Chairman,
Sanitary Board The Medical Officer
The Assistant District Officer, Mr. H. H. Wardlaw
Selama
Mr. E. Baber
Chinese, Perak North
KUALA KANGSAR.
The Assistant Controller of Chairman—The District Officer
. Labour, Perak
Vice-Chairman—The Protector
Mr. E. T. Jacques of Chinese
Mr. Toh Eng Swee The Assistant District Officer,
Bruas
KRIAN.
The Health Officer
Chairman—The District Officer
Mr. J. S. McCrow
Vice-Chairman—The Assistant
District Officer Mr. S. B. Palmer
Chinese, Taiping
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IjTCensing Boards—(cont.)
Perak—(cont.)
KINTA. SITIAWAN.
Chairman—The District Officer Chairman—The District Officer
Vice -Chairman—The Protector Vice-Chairman—The Protector
of Chinese of Chinese
The Assistant Controller of The Assistant District Officer
Labour, Perak
Dr. K. T. Khong, m.c.h., j. p., The Assistant Controller of
m.S.C. Labour, Perak
Mr. 'H. R. Baxter Mr. W. Eagle-Bott, j. p.

Mr. W. J. B. Ashby, m.c.h. Mr. H. E. Roberton
Mr. S. A. Sahib Jaun Mr. A. T. Edgar
BATANG PADANG.
GRIK AND LENGGONG.
of Chinese The Deputy Assistant District
Officer, Grik
The Medical Officer
The Assistant District Officer,
The Assistant District Officer, Lenggong
Tanjong Malim
The Health Officer The Assistant Controller of
Labour, Perak
The Assistant Controller of
Labour, Perak Mr. D. B. Mowat
Mr. R. P. Hunter Mr. Cheah Ah Wah
LOWER PERAK.
KROH AND KLIAN INTAN.
Vice-Chairman—The Protector Upper Perak
of Chinese
The Assistant District Officer Kroh
The Assistant Controller of The Assistant Controller of
Labour, Perak Labour, Perak
Mr. C. T. de B. Whitehouse Mr. J. D. Kemp, j.p.
Mr. A. C. Smith
Mr. Loh Ah Chip
Mr. H. K. C. Tobutt
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Licensing Boards—(cont.)
Selangor.
KUALA LDMPUR. ULU LANGAT.
Chairman—The Protector of Chairman—The District Officer,
Chinese, Selangor Ulu Langat
Vice-Chairman—T h e Health Vice-Chairman—The Deput v
Officer, Kuala Lumpur Controller of Labour, Kual.-i
The Deputy Controller of Lumpur
Labour, Kuala Lumpur The Officer Superintending
Mr. Wee Hap Lang, j.p. Police Circle, Ulu Langat
Mr. M. Cumarasami, j.p. Mr. F. J. Pratt
Mr. H. L. Linnell Mr. Low Eok Lye
Mr. Khan Ah Chong
KLANG. ULU SELANGOR.

Chairman—The District Officer, Chairman—The District Officer.
Klang Ulu Selangor
Vice-Chairman—The Medical Vice -Chairman.—The Assistant
Officer, Coast District Officer, Ulu Selangor
The Health Officer, Klang and The Executive Engineer, Ulu
Port Swettenham Selangor
Labour, Klang Mr. T. C. Green
Mr. Li Kim Chuan, j.p. Mr. F. W. Castle
Mr. Goh Hock Huat, j.p.
Lieut. -Colonel E. A. Ash, d.s.o.
KUALA SELANGOR.
KUALA LAN GAT. Kuala Selangor
Chairman—The District Officer, Vice-Chairman—The Executive
Kuala Langat Engineer, Kuala Selangor
Vice -Chairman—The Assistant
District Officer, Sepang The Health Officer, Coast
The Assistant Controller of The Officer in Charge of Police
Labour, Klang District, Kuala Selangor
The Officer in Charge of Police The Assistant Controller of
District, Kuala Langat Labour, Klang
Mr. R. Paton Mr. Victor Kinloch
Mr. Tan Oo Capt. J. M. Ferguson, j.p.
Mr. J. G. A. Symons
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Negri Sembilan.
SEREMBAN. jelebu—(cont.)
Chairman—The Collector of The Assistant Controller of
Land Eevenue Labour, Negri Sembilan
Vice-Chairman—The Protector The Assistant Engineer
of Chinese, Negri Sembilan Mr. Athelstane Braddon, j.p.
The Health Officer, Seremban,
Jelebu and Coast
KUALA PILAH.
Labour, Negri Sembilan Chairman—The District Officer
Lieut. -Col. N. J. A. Foster, m.c. of Chinese, Negri Sembilan
Dr. Eu Khay Hoe The Health Officer, Tampin and
Kuala Pilah
PORT DICKSON. The Assistant Controller of
Chairman—The District Officer Labour, Negri Sembilan
Vice-Chairman—The Protector Towkay Lim Ah Soon
of Chinese, Negri Sembilan Mr. E. A. Martin
The Health Officer, Seremban, Towkay Lam Ngok
Jelebu and Coast
The Assistant Controller of TAMPIN.
Labour, Negri Sembilan
The Executive Engineer
Mr. J. S. Laird of Chinese, Negri Sembilan
Mr. R. M. Eobertson The Health Officer, Tampin
and Kuala Pilah
jELEBU. The Assistant Controller of
Chairman—The District Officer Labour, Negri Sembilan
Vice-Chairman—The Protector The Assistant District Officer,
of Chinese, Negri Sembilan Eembau
The Health Officer, Seremban, Mr. T. E. E. Parsons
Jelebu and Coast Mr. H. T. Norris
Pahang.
LIPIS. RAUB.
Vice-Chairman—T h e Health Vice-Chairman—T h e Deputy
Officer, Pahang West Assistant District Officer
The State Forest Officer, The Executive Engineer, Eaub
Pahang West Mr. A. N. Dumaresq
The Executive Engineer, Lipis Mr. E. V. Boss
District
Mr. A. Braybon
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BOAEDS, COMMITTEES, ETC, -(cont.)

Pahang—(cont.)
BENTONG. PEKAN.
The Warden of Mines, Pahang Vice-Chairman—The Assistant
The Executive Engineer District Officer
Mr. G. M. Peacock Mr. U. A. Currie
Mr. R. G. Young Mr. Lee Guan Sein
Mr. F. Birkemose
TEMERLOH. KUANTAN.
Vice-Chairman—T h e District Vice-Chairman—The Health
Surveyor Officer, Pahang East
The Assistant Engineer, Men- The Assistant District Officer
takab The Senior Executive Engineer
The Assistant District Officer Mr. A. L. Maclver
The Assistant Medical Officer Mr. W. J. Muller, j.p.
Mr. J. Anderson Towkay Chan Chee Seng
Malav Agricultural Settlement Committee, Kuala Lumpur.—

President—The Hon'ble the Mr. E. L. Watson, j.p. (Hon.
Eaja Muda of Selangor Secretary)
Vice President—E a j a U d a, Eaja Mahmud bin Eaja Ali
m.c.s., m.s.c., bin Eaja
Mohamed Mr. G. E. London, m.c.s.
Che Pateh Akhir bin Datoh Mr. E. B. Williams, m.c.s.
Pengawa Tua
Malaria Advisory Board. —

Chairman—The Director, Insti The State Medical and Health
tute for Medical Eesearch, Officer, Pahang
F.M.S. The Executive Engineer, Works
The General Manager, F.M.S. and Buildings, Kuala Lumpur
Eailways Dr. Waugh Scott, Perak
The Entomologist, Institute for
Medical Eesearch, F.M.S. Dr. I. G. Cameron, Selangor
The Malaria Eesearch Officer, Dr. R. M. Forsayeth, Negri
F.M.S. Sembilan
The State Medical and Health Dr. W. J. Dixon, Pahang
Officer, Perak Dr. B. Barrowman, Selangor
The State Medical and Health Professor K. B. Williamson,
Officer, Selangor
Pahang
The State Medical and Health
Officer, Negri Sembilan
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BOAEDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.*-(oonf.)
Malayan Arts and Crafts Society, Perak Branch.-

President—His Highness the Mr. 0. T. Dussek, Principal,
Sultan of Perak S. I. T. College, Tanjong
Malim
Vice-President—The District
Raja Aman Shah bin Raja
Officer, Kuala Kangsar Harun
The Inspector of Schools, Che Wan Mohamed Ali
Perak Che Mustapha Albakri
The Ethnographer, F.M.S. Secretary—Mr. R. W. W.
Hyatt
The Committee of the School of Malay Silver Work, KuaLa Kangsar.-

Chairman—The District Officer, The Assistant Secretary to
Kuala Kangsar Resident, Perak
Yang Mulia Raja Kechil Bongsu Mr. R. W. W. Hyatt
Che Wan Mohd. Ali bin Omar Mr. R. P. S. Walker, Taiping
Che Suleiman bin Mohamed Secretary—Mr. E. B. David,
Drus m.C.S.
Malay College, Kuala Kangsar, Board of Governors.

Chairman—T he British The Raja di-Hilir of Perak
Resident, Perak
The Raja Muda, Selangor
The British Resident, Selangor
Datoh Klana Petra, Sungei
The British Resident, Negri Ujong
Sembilan
The British Resident, Pahang T e n g k u Suleiman, C.m.G.,
m.f.c., ibni Sultan Ahmad
The Director of Education, Ma'Azam Shah
E.M.S. and S.S.
Malayan Information Agency, Malaya House, 57, Charing Cross,

London, S.W. 1.—
Agent—Mr. C. W. H. Cochrane, BOARD.
C.m.G. Mr. F. E. Mair
Dy. Agent—J. F. Owen Mr. E. Macfadyen
E. C. H. Wolff, c.m.g. Mr. J. Mitchell
Medical Advisory Committee of Malaya, Standing.—

Adviser, Medical and Health Services, Malay States (Chairman)
The Principal Medical Officer, Johore
The Chief Health Officer, Singapore
The State Surgeon, Kedah
44

Medical Research (Malaya), Standing Advisory Committee for.—
Adviser, Medical and Health Services, Malay States (Chairman)
The Principal, King Edward VII College of Medicine, Singapore
The Director, Institute for Medical Research, Federated Malay States
The Municipal Health Officer, Singapore.
Medical Council, Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States. —

Adviser, Medical and Health Services, Malay States (ex-officio),
President.
Nominated by His
Dr. G. V. Allen Excellency the
Governor
Nominated by the
Dr. A. G. H. Smart, m.b.e. Chief Secretary to
Dr. A. N. Kingsbury Government,
F.M.S.
Dr. E. A. Elder
"' | S.S. Nominated by the
Dr. J. S. Sloper Malaya Branch of
Dr. A. E. Doraisamy the British Medical
"' | F.M.S. Association
Dr. W. T. Quaife ...
Opium, Malaya, Standing Advisory Committee on the Use of.—

The Hon'ble Mr. G. E. Cator, The Hon'ble Mr. A. B. Jordan
m.c.s. (Chairman) Mr. J. Bagnall
Mr. R. F. R. Swettenham ,, Mr. M. Rex
(Deputy Chairman)
Mr. S. J. Chan
Dr. Chen See Lan
Planters Loans Board.—
Date of Nominal date of
Member's name. appointment. expiry.
Director of Agriculture, S.S. and
F.M.S. ... " 5-3-29 4-3-34
M. Rex, Esq 1-1-32 31-12-36
D. F. Topham, Esq., j. p. 8-11-30 7-11-35
Lt.-Col. E. A. Ash, D.s.o. 21-6-29 20-6-34
G. R. S. Whittle, Esq 11-7-32 10-7-37
Pilot Board, Selangor.—

President—Commander A. C. Capt. H. A. Downey
Bucknell, r.n.r. Mr. D. F. Topham
Captain H. S. Shepard Mr. R. W. Hughes
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Poh Leung Kuk Committee. —
Perak.
Chairman—The Secretary for Mr. Leong Sin Nam, m.C.H.,
Chinese Affairs, F.M.S. M.s.c., j. p.
Vice-ChaiTman—The Protector Mr. Lee Ah Weng, j.p.
of Chinese, Perak
Chinese, Perak Mr. Yeung Shau Nam, j.p.
Mr. Lai Chek Sang, j. p. Mr. Poh Peh Soo
Selangor.
Chairman—The Secretary for Towkay Choo Kia Peng, c.b.e.,
Chinese Affairs, Federated j.p.
Malay States Towkay Low Leong Gan, m.c.ii.,
Vice-Chairman—The Protector m.S.C, j.P.
of Chinese, Selangor and Towkay Yap Loong Hin, j.p.
Pahang Wee Hap Lang, j.p.
The Assistant Protector of ,, Choo Cheeng Kay
Chinese, Selangor ,, Cheong Yoke Choy, j.p.
Towkay Hau Kim Leng, j.p. ,, Low Ti Kok, j.p.
Poh Leung Kuk (Ladies Committee). -
Mrs. A. Caldecott (President) Mrs. Hoh Sam Chee
Mrs. J. Strachan (Vice- Mrs. D. C. Macaskill
President) Mrs. E. D. Butler
Dr. (Mrs.) M. J. Were Miss Loke Soo Lip
Mrs. C. D. Ahearne Mrs. Teh Seow Teng
Miss M. E. Eobertson Mrs. Alan Loke
Mrs. Ong Eng Suan Mrs. Choong Soh Chee
Mrs. Law Yew Swee Hon. Secretary—Mrs. J. Jeff
Port Swettenham Advisory Board.—
The General Manager, F.M.S. Railways ... Chairman
The Commissioner of Trade and Customs,
F.M.S.
Official Members
The District Officer, Klang
The Harbour Master, Port Swettenham
UNOFFICIALS.
Mr. D. H. Hampshire ... Representing Railway Board
Mr. D. F. Topham • •• ) Representing Commercial and
Mr. E. H. H. Everest . .. j Shipping interests
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Public Gardens Committees.—

Kuala Lumpur.
Chairman—The Director of Mr. C. V. Van Dort
Agriculture, F.M.S. and S.S. Mr. C. Ward-Jackson
Mr. E. D. Butler Mr. Choo Kia Peng, c.b.e., j.p.
Lieut. -Colonel B. J. Eaton, Hon. Secretary—Mr. B. Bunting
O.B.E. (on leave)
Mr. G. E. Greig (J. N. Milsum, acting)
Taiping.
Chairman—The Senior Agricul Mr. W. E. MacNaught
tural Officer, Perak Mr. J. N. Sheffield
The Secretary to Resident, Mr. J. B. MacLachlan
Perak
Mr. Toh Eng Hoe
The District Officer, Larut and
Inche Mohamed Esah bin Kulop
Matang
Shah
Public Health Education Committee.—

Chairman—The Adviser, Medical The Principal, Sultan Idris
and Health Services, Malay Training College, Tanjong
States (ex-officio) Malim (ex-officio)
The Secretary for Chinese The Chief Medical Officer,
Affairs, F.M.S. (ex-officio) Social Hygiene, F.M.S. (ex-
officio)
The Director, Institute for
Medical Research, F.M.S. Mr. C. Ward-Jackson
(ex-officio) Secretary—Mr. J. W. Hoflin
Public Officers Guarantee Fund. —

DIRECTORS.
Chairman—Treasurer, F.M.S. Mr. N. Grenier
Assistant Treasurer, F.M.S. Mr. G. Gilham Browne
The Chief Accountant, F.M.S.R.
Public Works Department—Factory Board.—

Director of Public Works, Straits Settlements, and Adviser, Public
Works, Malay States (Chairman)
State Engineer, Selangor (Deputy Chairman)
Financial Adviser, Federated Malay States
Chairman, Sanitary Board, Kuala Lumpur
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QUEEN'S SCHOLAESHIP.
Selection Committee.—
The Chief Inspector of English Schools, Straits Settlements and
Federated Malay States (Chairman)
The Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Federated Malay States
The Adviser, Medical and Health Services, Malay States
The Hon'ble Eaja Sir Chulan ibni al-Marhum Sultan Abdullah, k.b.e.,
C.m.G., m.F.C., m.S.C., j. P.
The Hon'ble Mr. San Ah Wing, m.f.c., j.p.
Railway Board.—
The General Manager of Railways ... ... Chairman
The Financial Adviser and Treasurer, F.M.S. ... ^
The Commissioner of Trade and Customs,
F.M.S
|> Official Members
The Secretary for Postal Affairs, S.S. and
F.M.S
The Hon'ble Colonel C. Eae, m.f.c., j.p.
Dato Wong Yick Tong, c.h., m.s.c., j.p.
Mr. H. 0. Maas
Mr. D. F. Topham
[-Unofficial Members
Mr. H. C. Atkin-Berry, d.s.o., m.c
Mr. D. H. Hampshire
Mr. G. E. Teale J
Eice Mills (Government), Krian, Board of Directors of.-

The District Officer, Krian The Drainage and Irrigation
(Chairman) Engineer, • Krian
The State Treasurer, Perak Mr. Quah Beng Kee, o.b.e.
(Honorary Secretary) The General Manager
The Senior Agricultural Officer,
Perak
Rivers Advisory Board.—

Chairman—The Adviser, The Senior Warden of Mines,
Drainage and Irrigation, F.M.S.
Malay States The Director of Agriculture,
The British Residents of Perak, F.M.S. and S.S.
Selangor, Negri Sembilan and Mr. T. R. A. Windeatt
Pahang Mr. J. S. Ferguson
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Rubber Research Institute of Malaya. —
The Director of Agriculture, Straits Settlements and Federated Malay
States :
Dr. H. A. Tempany, d.sc., f.i.c., f.c.s. (President and Chairman).
Member nominated by the High Commissioner to represent the interests
of small-holders :
Che' Hamzah bin Abdullah, m.c.s.
Member nominated by the High Commissioner to represent the States of
Johore, Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan and Trengganu :
The Secretary to the High Commissioner for the Malay States
(E. E. F. Pretty, Esq.).
Member nominated by the Rubber Growers' Association :
C. B. Graburn, Esq.
Members appointed by the Planters ' Association of Malaya :
The Hon'ble Mr. H. B. Egmont Hake, m.f.c. (on leave).
The Hon'ble Mr. B. J. R. Barton (acting).
E. N. T. Cummins, Esq. (on leave) R. S. Chantler, Esq. (acting).
Members appointed by the Malayan Estate Owners' Association:
K. Arumugam, Esq.
R. M. E. Michaux, Esq.
Financial Officer nominated by the High Commissioner :
The Treasurer, Federated Malay States (The Hon'ble Mr. Marcus Rex).
Rule Committee, Supreme Court.—

The Chief Justice (Chairman) Mr. E. D. Shearn
The Judges Mr. S. Seenivasagam
The Legal Adviser The Registrar, Supreme Court
(Secretary)
Sanitary Boards. —
Perak.
larut and matang. LARUT AND MATANG—(cont.)
Chairman—-The Chairman, The Orang Kaya Mentri Wan
Sanitary Board Ahmad Rasdi bin Mohamed
The District Officer Isa, m.s. a, j. p.
The Health Officer, Perak North Mr. Toh Eng Hoe
The Senior Executive Engineer Dr. I. Mohd. Ghows, j. P.
The Assistant Commissioner of Mr. N. Eliatamby, j.p.
Police, Perak North Mr. Loh Ah Kiew
The District Surveyor Mr. Lim Huan Lye
The Assistant Protector of Mr. J. N. Sheffield
Chinese, Taiping Air. R. J. D. Richardson
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Sanitary Boards—(cont.)
Perak—(cont.)
SELAMA. KUALA KANGSAR.
Chairman—The Chairman, Chairman—The District Officer
Sanitary Board, Larut and The Assistant District Officer
Matang The Orang Kaya Kaya Stia
Deputy Chairman—The Asst. Bijaya di Eaja, m.s.c.
District Officer, Selama
The Orang Kaya Kaya Shah-
The Orang Kaya Mentri Wan bandar (Inche Osman)
Ahmad Easdi, m.s.c., j.p.
The Health Officer
The Penghulu, Selama
The Senior Executive Engineer
The Penghulu, Ulu Selama
The Assistant Superintendent,
The Hospital Assistant Eevenue Surveys
Mr. Chow Ah Kow The Assistant Commissioner of
Mr. Wong Yong Yiew Police
The Health Officer, Perak North Toh Muda Sri Adika Eaja Haji
Mr. E. W. Jacques Meor Yahya, j.p.
Mr. Khoo Leng Gian, j.p.
KRIAN. Mr. Louis Thivy, m.s.c., j.p.
Chairman—The District Officer Dr. G. Waugh Scott, j.p.
The Medical Officer Mr. H. P. Kendall
The Health Officer, Perak North Mr. F. Wickett
The Superintendent of Customs Mr. Chew Kok Thve
The Senior Executive Engineer,
Larut and Matang or his KINTA.
Deputy (the Asst. Engineer,
Chairman—The Chairman,
Larut and Matang) Sanitary Board
The Orang Kaya Besar, m.s.c.
The Deputy Commissioner of
The Officer in Charge of Police Police
District, Krian North
The Chief Assistant District
The Officer in Charge of Police Officer
District, Krian South
The Health Officer
Mr. G. P. Aitken
The Protector of Chinese
Mr. Tan Lo Tee, j.p.
Mr. G. N. S. Sabapathy, j.p.
The Hon'ble Lt.-Col. Cecil Eae,
Mr. A. Mourin m.F.C, j.P.
Mr. Wong Mook Kwi The Hon'ble Mr. A. G.
Mr. Ang Cheng Kim Glenister, m.f.c.
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BOARDS. COMMITTEES, ETC.—(cont.)

Perak- (cont.)
KINTA (Cont.) LOWER PERAK. -
The Hon'ble Mr. T. R. A. Chairman—The District Officer
Windeatt, m.f.c. The Assistant District Officer
Mr. Foo Wha Cheng, j.p. The Health Officer
Mr. Lau Ek Ching, j.p. The Chief Police Officer, Perak
Mr. S. A. Sahib Jaun The Medical Officer
Mr. Voon Thian Soo, j.p. The Executive Engineer
Capt. A. C. Godding, m.c. Orang Kaya Kaya Dato Laksa-
Mr. C. F. Smith mana, m.s.c., j.p.
Mr. J. Descraques The Penghulu, Durian Sebatang
Mr. W. J. B. Ashby, m.c.ii. Mr. Lim Ewe Cheng
Sheikh Abdur Rahman bin S. A. Mr. A. C. Smith
Kadir, m.s.c. Mr. J. T. Pickering
Mr. L. T. Williams Mr. F. H. Dale, j.p.
Mr. C. T. de B. Whitehouse
BATANG PADANG. Mr. R. M. Latham, j.p.
Chairman—The District Officer Mr. Sankaralingam Pillay
The First Assistant District
Officer, Tapah SITIAWAN.
The Health Officer Chairman—The District Officer,
The Assistant District Officer, Lower Perak
Tanjong Malim
Deputy Chairman—The Asst.
The Medical Officer District Officer, Sitiawan
The Chief Police Officer, Perak The Chief Police Officer,
The Executive Engineer Perak
The District Engineer, Railways, The Health Officer, Kuala
Tanjong Malim Kangsar
The Orang Kaya Kaya Pang- The Senior Executive Engineer,
lima, Bukit Gantang Kuala Kangsar
Mr. T. M. Philson The Penghulu, Sitiawan
Mr. R. J. Mitchell Mr. Ling Ti Kong, j.p.
Mr. L. W. Tivy, j.p. Mr. N. Kanapathy Pillay
The Principal, Sultan Idris Mr. D. Carmichael
Training College, T. Malim Mr. C. F. Hewett, j.p.
Mr. Lim Cheng Chuan Mr. Yeap Han Khay
51
BOARDS, COMMITTEES, ETO- -(cont.)

Perak—(cont.)
KROH AND KLIAN INTAN. GRIK AND LENGGONG.
Upper Perak Upper Perak
The Assistant District Officer, The Assistant District Officer,
Kroh Lenggong
The Health Officer, Perak North The Deputy Assistant District
The Executive Engineer, Krian Officer, Grik
The Officer in Charge, Police The Senior Executive Engineer,
District, Kroh Kuala Kangsar
Mr. W. E. Hunt The Health Officer, Kuala
Kangsar
Mr. Loh Ah Chip
Mr. Cheah Ah Wah
Mr. J. D. Kemp, j.p.
Selangor.
KUALA LUMPUR. KLANG.
Chairman—The Chairman, Sani Chairman—The District Officer,
tary Board, Kuala Lumpur Klang
The Deputy Chairman, Sanitary The Hon'ble the Raja Muda of
Board Selangor
The Health Officer, Kuala The Health Officer, Klang and
Lumpur Port Swettenham
The Senior Executive Engineer, The Medical Officer, Coast
Kuala Lumpur (Town) The Senior Executive Engineer,
The Chief Police Officer, Klang
Selangor The Harbour Master, Selangor
The Protector of Chinese, The Assistant Commissioner of
Selangor Police, Coast
The Collector of Land Kevenue, Dr. W. Ansley-Young, j.p.
Kuala Lumpur
Mr. Goh Hock Huat, j.p.
Mr. C. B. Towill
Commander J. F. Mills, R.N.,
Mr. Lai Tet Loke, j.p. I.S.O., j.P.
Mr. Khoo Teik Ee Lt.-Col. E. A. Ash, d.s.o.
Dr. K. Thillyampalam Tengku Badar Shah ibni Sultan
Mr. W. J. P. Grenier Alaidin Sulaiman Shah
The Tengku Panglima Besar,
Mr. K. T. Ganapathi Pillay m.S.C.
Mr. Khan Ah Chong Mr. W. T. Crosley
Mr. A. H. Flowerdew Mr. R. Amarasekara, j.p.
52
BOAEDS, COMMITTEES, ETC- -(cont.)

Sanitary BoARDS-(con<.) Selangor-(Cont.)
PLU SELANGOR. TELOK DATOH—(cont.)
Ulu Selangor The Officer in Charge of Police
The Executive Engineer, Ulu District, Kuala Langat
Selangor The Hospital Assistant, Telok
The Health Officer, Selangor Datoh
East Mr. Lim Ah Kam, j.p.
The Officer Superintending Mr. W. A. Stanton
Police Circle, Ulu Selangor Mr. H. O. Kennedy
The Inspector of Mines, Ulu Mr. V. Thambapillay
Selangor
Mr. Chu Hee
The Assistant Superintendent
of Kevenue Surveys, Ulu SEPANG.
Selangor Chairman—The District Officer,
The Assistant District Officer, Kuala Langat
Ulu Selangor The Executive Engineer, Kuala
Dato' Abdul Hamid bin Dato Langat
Muda Jaffar, j.p. The Health Officer, Coast
Mr. Lim Kak The Assistant District Officer,
Major C. H. A. Huxtable, d.s.o. Sepang
Mr. H. H. Bell Inche Abdul Kani bin Osman
Mr. D. Heddle Mr. J. F. Brown
Mr. Low Poh Sum Raja Ja'ffar bin Raja Salleh
OLU LANGAT. Capt. A. Denny
Chairman—The District Officer, Mr. Kee Lip Cheng
Ulu Langat The Dresser-in-Charge
The Executive Engineer, U 1 u Mr. C. H. 0. Strettell
Langat KUALA SELANGOR.
The Health Officer, Selangor Chairman—The District Officer,
East Kuala Selangor
The Officer Superintending The Executive Engineer, Kuala
Police Circle, Ulu Langat
Selangor
The Deputy Medical Officer, Ulu
Langat Health Officer, Coast
Mr. J. S. Atkins The Assistant Superintendent of
Revenue Surveys
Mr. Ng Bow Thai
The Officer in Charge, Police
Mr. J. Hands District, Kuala Selangor
Mr. V. Snbapatby The Assistant Medical Officer,
Raja Mohamed Bazid bin Pvaja Kuala Selangor
Mansur Mr. E. C. Rossell
TELOK DATOH. Mr. G. R. L'Estrange
Chairman—The District Officer, Mr. C. P. H. Duncan
Kuala Langat Raja Alang bin Raja Jalil
The Executive Engineer, Kuala Mr. Tee Bee Siew, j.p.
Langat Capt. J. M. Ferguson, j.p.
53
BOARDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.—(con*.)

8e langor—(cont .)
SABAK BERNAm. SABAK BERNAM—(cont.)
Chairman—The District Officer, Raja Suleiman bin Raja Kassim
Kuala Selangor Mr. Tan Teow Lim
Mr. Tan Boon Chong
Sabak Bernam
The Health Officer, Lower Perak Mr. Reginald Barker
The Dresser in Charge, Sabak Raja Chulan bin Raja Yop
Bernam
Negri
SEREMBAN. PORT DICKSON—(cont.)
Chairman—The Chairman, Che Ambak bin O s m a n .
Sanitary Board Penghulu, Port Dickson
The Collector of Land Revenue Towkay Tan Pah
The Health Officer, Seremban, Towkay Chan Hong Sang
Jelebu and Coast Towkay Teh Chye Bee
The Town Planning Superinten Mr. T. D. Macnair
dent, Negri Sembilan jELEBU.
The Senior Executive Engineer Chairman—The District Officer
The Superintendent, Revenue The Town Planning Superinten
Surveys, Negri Sembilan dent, Negri Sembilan
The Chief Police Officer, Negri The Health Officer, Seremban,
Sembilan Jelebu and Coast
The Protector of Chinese, Negri The Undnng of Jelebu
Sembilan The Assistant Engineer
Dato Wong Yick Tong, m.s.c., The Assistant Medical Officer
m.C.H., j. p. Mr. A. Braddon, j.p.
Dr. S. R. Krishnan, j. p., m.s.c. Towkay Lim Pang Khiam
Tuan Sheikh Ahmad bin Sheikh
Mustapha, j. p. KUALA PILAH.
Mr. Koh Lian Chin Chairman—The District Officer
Lieut. -Colonel N. J. A. Foster, The Health Officer, Tampin and
m.C. Kuala Pilah
Mr. H. W. Evans The Town Planning Superinten
Mr. W. P. Crawford dent, Negri Sembilan
The Executive Engineer
PORT DICKSON. The Lady Medical Officer
Chairman—The District Officer The Deputy Medical Officer
The Health Officer, Seremban, The Officer in Charge, Police
Jelebu and Coast District
The Executive Engineer Mr. Tong Yick Ming
The Superintendent of Trade Dato Ismail bin Laxamana
and Customs Manat
The Town Planning Superinten Towkay Yuk Fai Chan
dent, Negri Sembilan Mr. A. L. Sands
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Negri Sembilan—(cont.)
TAMPIN. tampin—(cont.)
Chairman—The District Officer The Medical Officer
Vice-Chairman—The Assistant The Officer in Charge, Police
District Officer, Eembau District
The Town Planning Superinten Towkay Lee Pun, j.p.
dent, Negri Sembilan
The Health Officer, Tampin and I n c h e Mohamed Pilus bin
Kuala Pilah Ismail
The Executive Engineer Towkay Kwa Ka Chooi
Pahang.
LIPIS. BENTONG—(cont.)
Chairman—The District Officer The Health Officer, Pahang
Vice-Chairman—The Health West
Officer, Pahang West The Warden of Mines, Pahang
The Assistant District Officer The Officer in Charge of Police
The Medical Officer District
The Executive Engineer, Lipis The Assistant Medical Officer
The Supdt. of Eevenue Surveys,
Pahang Mr. G. M. Peacock
The Chief Police Officer, Pahang Towkay Tan Li an
Che Awang Ngah bin Mat Tais Mr. R. G. Young
(Penghulu, Gua) Towkay Koh Yew Khee
Towkay Ong Cheng Jim, j.p. Dato Stia Pegawa Che Sahak
Towkay Tee Kee bin Jaffar (Penghulu, Sabai)
RAUB. Towkay Wong Huen
Vice-Chairman—The Deputy TEMERLOH.
Assistant District Officer Chairman—The District Officer
The State Medical and Health The Health Officer, Pahang
Officer, Pahang West West
The Executive Engineer The District Engineer, F.M.S.R.
The Officer in Charge of Police
District, Raub The Assistant District Officer
The Penghulu, Gali The Assistant Engineer,
B. M. S. Muthukrkhna Chetty Mentakab
Towkay Tan Tiong The Officer in Charge of Police
Towkay Cheong Yi District
The Hon'ble Mr. A. S. Lilburne The Assistant Superintendent,
Revenue Surveys
BENTONG.
The Assistant Medical Officer
The Executive Engineer, The Penghulu, Perak
Bentong Towkay Leng Khai Thong
The Medical Officer, Bentong Towkay Loo Tiew Tien
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Pahang—(cont . )
KTJANTAN. PEKAN (cont.)
Chairman—The District Officer Orang Kaya Indera Segara, Che
The Health Officer, Pahang Ungku Abdul Jamal bin
East Ungku Muda, m.s.c.
The Medical Officer Mr. U. A. Currie
The Senior Executive Engineer fraser's hill.
The Officer Superintending Chairman—The District Officer,
Police Circle „ Kuantan Eaub
The Penghulu, Kuala Kuantan The State Medical and Health
Mr. W. J. Muller, j.p. Officer, Pahang
Towkay Chan Chee Seng The District Officer, Ulu Selangor
Towkay Wan Sow The Executive Engineer, Ulu
Mr. E. M. V. E. S. Sockalingam Selangor
Chettiar The Executive Engineer, Eaub
PEKAN. Mr. W. H. Macgregor
Chairman—The District Officer Mr. C. B. Towill
The Health Officer, Pahang The Superintendent, Fraser's
East Hill (Secretary)
The Assistant Engineer, Pekan CAMERON HIGHLANDS.
The Assistant District Officer Chairman—The District Officer,
The Agricultural Field Officer, Lipis
Pahang East The Executive Engineer,
The Officer in Charge, Police Cameron Highlands
District, Pekan The Health Officer, B a t a n g
The Penghulu, Kuala Pahang Padang
The Penghulu, Pekan The Agriculturist, Cameron
Towkay Lee Yeow Lim Highlands
Mr. D. E. Hampshire
Mr. J. S. Ferguson
Selangor State Band Committee.—
President—Mr. E. D. Butler Mr. Choo Kia Peng, c.b.e., j.p.
Mr. V. G. Ezechiel
Sikh Advisory Board, Perak.—
Chairman—The Chief Police Earn Singh, Batu Gajah
Officer, Perak Sannukh Singh, Ipoh
Gopal Singh, Ipoh Eulia Singh, Siputeh
Gurmukh Singh, Tronoh Sunder Singh, Kampar
Kishen Singh, Chenderiang Uttam Singh, Tapah
Narain Singh, Taiping
Tai Wah Fund Committee.—
Chairman—The State Medical Towkay Low Leong Gan, m.c.h.,
and Health Officer, Selangor m.S.C, j.P.
Honorary Secretary—The Towkay Wee Hap Lang, j.p.
Protector of Chinese, Selangor The Hon'ble Mr. San Ah Wing,
Honorary Treasurer!—The Medi m.F.C., j.P.
cal Officer, District Hospital, Towkay Chew Kam Chuan
Kuala Lumpur Towkay Alan Loke
56
Visiting Justices.-
Perak.
LARUT. KINTA.
Chairman—The District Officer Chairman—The Magistrate, Ipoh
The State Engineer, Perak The Assistant Protector of
Chinese, Ipoh
The State Medical and Health
Officer, Perak The Senior' Assistant Superin
tendent, Revenue Surveys
The Senior Superintendent,
Revenue Surveys, Perak The State Forest Officer, Perak
South
The State Treasurer, Perak
The Raja Bendahara, Perak,
The Inspector of Schools, Perak M.S.C.
The Health Officer, Perak North The Orang Kaya Kaya Panglima
The Senior Executive Engineer Kinta, Che Wan bin Mohd.
Yusof, m.S.C, m.C.H., j.P.
The Assistant District Officer
Datoh Abdul Wahab bin Toh
The District Surveyor Domba, i.s.m., j.p.
The Principal, King Edward VII Mr. A. Buchanan
School, Taiping
Mr. Foo Nyit Tse
The Deputy Assistant District- Mr. J. S. M. Holmberg, j.p.
Officer
Dr. J. S. Lee
The Electrical Engineer, Taiping
Rev. Father Dupoirieux
The Senior Inspector of Mines,
Taiping Mr. E. S. Willbourn
Sheikh Abdur Rahman bin
Mr. R. J. D. Richardson Abdul Kadir, m.S.C.
The Director, St. George's Mr. W. J. B. Ashby, m.c.h.
School, Taiping
Air. See Ah Teik
The Game Warden, Perak
Mr. Ho Yuk Phooi
The Chief Sanitary Inspector, Rev. J. B. Walker
Taiping
Rev. T. Sullivan
The Chaplain, All Saints Church,
Taiping Mr. D. Paterson
Haji Abdul Rahman bin Ibrahim Mr. S. L. S. Chettiappa Chetty,
j.p.
Mr. N. Eliatamby, j.p. Mr. S. A. Sahib Jaun
Mr. Toh Eng Hoe All Magistrates are ex-offieio
Mr. Toh Eng Swee Members of the Boards
Rev. H. J. Hutchinson
Enche Mohd. Piah bin Abdullah,
Penghulu, Tupai Mr. 0. H. Barber
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Visiting Justices—(cont.)
Selangor.
KOALA LUMPUR. KUALA LUMPUR—(cont.)
Chairman—T h e Magistrate.. The Chaplain of Selangor
Kuala Lumpur Mr. R. D. Ramasamy, j.p.
The Hon'ble Raja Muda of Mr. K. T. Ganapathy Pillai
Selangor Mr. Alan Loke
The Deputy Controller of Mr. R. Charter
Labour, F.M.S. Raja Ali bin Raja Haji Jaffar
Mr. Yap Tai Chi, j.p.
Chinese, Selangor
The Second Magistrate, Kuala Mr. M. Cumarasami, j.p.
Lumpur Mr. Patrick Zilwa, m.c.h., j.p.
Lt.-Col. B. J. Eaton, o.b.e. Rev. D. Perrissoud
Mr. Low Leong Gan, m.c.h. , Mr. N. V. Visvalingam Pillai
m.s. a, j. p. Mr. C. L. Layland
Mr. Wee Hap Lang, j. p. Mr. R. Vethavanam
Mr. Chin Kok Tsun Raja Uda, m.c.s., bin Raja
Mr. E. L. Watson, j.p. Muhammad
Mr. C. A. Valupillai
Negri Sembilan.
SEREMBAN. SEREMBAN (cont.)
0 h air m a n—The Magistrate, Towkay Koh Lian Chin
Seremban Towkay Khong Soo Chin
The State Engineer Mr. S. Kanniah Naidu
The Collector of Land Revenue Mr. S. Thambyrajah, j.p.
The Secretary to Resident Dr. S. R. Krishnan, m.s.C. j.p.
The Assistant Controller of Mr. A. Edmonds, m.c.h., j.p.
Labour Mr. P. P'Chient, j.p.
The State Treasurer Mr. W. H. Pratt
Mr. M. L. Phillips'
The Assistant Engineer,
Seremban Mr. F. A. Wright
The Protector of Chinese Towkay Chang Joon Long, j.p.
The Warden of Mines Towkay Goh Eng Thye
The Inspector of Schools Dato Wong Yick Tong, CH.
The Agricultural Field Officer m.S.C, j.P.
The Electrical Engineer Towkay Chang Seng Long, j.p.
The Controller of Posts and Towkay Pun Mun Yan
Telegraphs Mr. W. P. Crawford
The Chaplain of St. Mark's Tuan Sheik Ahmad, j.p.
Church, Seremban Haji Ibrahim
Mr. H. J. J. Stafford Mr. S. Sinnathamby
Mr. H. W. Evans Che Mohnmed bin Dato Bandar
Dr. R. Van Geyzel Haji Ahmad
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BOARDS, COMMITTEES, ETC. -(cont.)
Visiting Justices—(cont.)
Pahang.
LIPIS. KUANTAN.
C h a i r m a n—T h e State C h a i r m a n—The Senior
Engineer, Pahang Executive Engineer
The Health Officer, Pahang The State Forest Officer, Pahang
West East
The Superintendent, Revenue
Surveys, Pahang The Superintendent of Customs,
Coast, Kuantan
The State Forest Officer, Pahang
West Mr. A. L. Hellman
The Executive Engineer, Kuala Mr. E. W. U'Ren
Lipis
Che Yusof bin Haji Mohd.
The Assistant Engineer, Head Amin, Kathi
Office
The Assistant Superintendent, Haji Jaffar bin Haji Abu Bakar,
(Office) Survey Dept. Haji Musa bin Haji Abdul Halim
Raja Ahmad bin Habak
Mr. A. Sivaguru
The State Treasurer, Pahang
S. T. N. Sithamparam Chettyar
Towkay Tee Kee
Towkay Wan Sow
Che' Abdul Rahman bin
Abdullah Mr. E. Paterson
Towkay Ong Cheng Jim, j.p. Mr. K. G. Hammett
Mr. K. Kandiah
Visitors to Certain Hospitals.—

Perak.
larut district and general LARUT DISTRICT AND GENERAL
hospitals, taiping. HOSPITALS, TAIPING (cont.)
Mr. Toh Eng Hoe Mr. A. E. E. de Vos

Mr. Ng Ann Cheng Mr. G. H. Lessler
Mr. N. Eliatamby, j. p. Mr. S. Anthony
Mr. V. K. Murugasa Pillai Mr. A. S. Read
Mr. C. V. Shesha Iyer Mr. A. J. R. Hendricks
Rev. S. M. Visvalingam Mrs. Richardson
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BOABDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.—(cont.)

Visitors to Certain Hospitals—(cont.)
Perak—(cont.)
GENERAL HOSPITAL, TELOK ANSON DISTRICT HOSPITAL, PARIT
The Orang Kaya Kaya Dato' BUNTAR (cont.)
Laksamana Che Lop Bahaudin Enche Sahat bin Salleh
Dato' Eaja di Eaja Che' Ahmad Mr. K. Kovinda Pillay
Tasir Mr. Low Charn Kee
Dato' Paduka Eaja Che Mohd. Mr. Wong Mook Kwi
Arshad
Mr. J. A. P. Oswald
Mr. R. M. Latham, j.p.
Mr. G. N. S. Sabapathy, j.p.
Mr. F. H. Dale, j.p.
Tuan Syed Mohamed bin Akil
Mr. D. Graham
Mr. A. Mourin
Mr. Woo Chee Meng
Mr. W. D. Chapman
Mr. V. Sankaralingampillai
Mr. K. N. O. L. Vellyappah MALAY HOSPITAL, KUALA KANGSAR.
Chettiar The Hon'ble Eaja Sir Chulan
ibni al-Marhum Sultan Abdul
Mr. C. T. de B. Whitehouse lah, K.B.E., C.m.G., m.F.C.,
Mrs. J. M. David m.s.c., j.p., Eaja di-Hilir of
Mr. Oh Thian Kee Perak
Mrs. Lim Ewe Cheng The Eaja Kechil Sulong
Mrs. Khoo Chong Hun The Orang Kaya Besar Maha
Mrs. J. N. Milne raja di-Baja (Haji Ahmad)
To' Muda Ibrahim bin Jeragan
DISTRICT HOSPITAL, SITIAWAN. Abdul Shukor
Mr. A. T. Edgar Eaja Ismail bin' Ngah Petra
Mr. W. Eagle Bott, j.p. To' Sri' Bijaya (Che Uda
Pendawa)
Mr. W. B. Taylor
Tengku Mahakurnia
Enehe Abdullah Ali bin Eetam,
j.p. Dato' Maharaja Indra (Haji
Mohd. Shukri, m.c.h.)
Haji Mohamed bin Lebai Salam
Che Mohamed Sleiman, j.p.
Mr. Ling Ti Kong, j.p.
Eaja Kechil Muda (Eaja Johor)
Mr. Ding Liong Di
Mr. Tang Pang Kwee WOMEN'S HOSPITAL, KUALA
KANGSAR.
Mr. R. B. M. Eamasamy
Chettiar The Eaja Puan Kechil, Perak
Mr. V. P. Pillay The Eaja Puan Muda
Eaja Aminah binti R. Ibrahim
DISTRICT HOSPITAL, PARIT Madam Sin Siew Lan
BUNTAR. Mrs. R. E. Wilson
Mr. E. J. Chandler Eaja Marthiah
Mr. H. W. Wylie Mrs. H. W. Lowe
Mr. Ang Cheng Kim Mrs. J. E. Kempe
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Visitors to Certain Hospitals—(cont.)
Perak—(cont.)
DISTRICT HOSPITAL, KUALA KAMPAR HOSPITAL.
KANGSAR. The Assistant District Officer,
Mr. G. Waugh Scott, j. p. Kampar
Mr. Neo Beng Kim Mr. C. M. McDonald
Mr. C. H. Clarkson Mr. Oh Kay Beng
Mr. O. R. M. M. S. P. S. V.
Mr. Khoo Leng Gian, j.p. Meyappa Chettiar
. Mr. J. V. Muthiah Mrs. C. L. Cheong
Mr. R. D. Ogilvie Che Soo binti Abdulrahman
Mr. O. H. M. Sturgess
Mr. C. G. W. Williams TAPAH HOSPITAL.
The District Officer, Batang
Padang
BATU GAjAH DISTRICT HOSPITAL.
The Orang Kaya Kaya Panglima,
Eev. Father Dupoirieux Bukit Gantang, Ipoh
Haji Mohamed Yacob bin Raja Mr. J. R. Gordon
Abdul Razak, m.c.h., j.p. Haji Abdul Rahman, To' Tan
Mr. A. Buchanan Dewa Sakti, i.s.o.
Mr. Ho Yuk Phooi Mr. Lim Tan
Mr. Ho Khye Cheong, j.P.
Mr. H. F. Hutcheson
Mr. K. K. V. Singam
Mr. S. Karthigasu Mr. K. M. N. R. M. Rama-
nathan Chettiyar
R. V. Darge
IPOH HOSPITAL.
The Hon'ble Col. C. Rae, m.f.c.,
SUNGKAI HOSPITAL.
m.S.C, j.P.
Rev. Father, J. S. Fourgs Mr. H. J. Manson
Mr. C. B. Graburn, j.p.
Sheik Abdur Rahman bin Sheik
Abdul Kadir, m.s.c. Mr. L. A. Blackhall
Mr. R. C. Williams
Mr. B. K. Malleson
Mr. S. L. S. Chettiappa
Chettiar, j.p.
Mr. S. A. Sahib Jaun TANjONG MALIM HOSPITAL.
Tanjong Malim
ipoh district hospital The Principal, Sultan Idris
(female wards). Training College, Tanjong
Raja Puan Kechil Malim
Mr. L. W. Tivy, j.p.
Che Puteh Hariah
Dato' Abdul Wahab bin Jaafar
Mrs. Cecil Rae (ex-Penghulu, Ulu Bernam)
Mrs. Cheong Tak Nam Mr. Tan Yoke Yew
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BOABDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.—(cont.)
Visitors to the Central Mental Hospital. —

Perak.
The Protector of Chinese The Minister, Presbyterian
The State Medical and Health Church of Perak, Ipoh
Officer Dr. Chong Tak Nam
The Medical Officer, Ipoh Mr. J. S. Ferguson
The Second Medical Officer, Mr. A. N. Kenion, j.p.
Ipoh
Dr. K. T. Khong, m.c.h. m.s.c.,
The Lady Medical Officer, Ipoh j.p.
The Health Officer, Kinta Mr. Lau Ek Ching, j.p.
The Health Officer, Sanitary Mrs. (Dr.) Emily Lee
Board, Ipoh
Mr. Lee Swee Hoe
The Chief Police Officer
Mr. K. M. Malaiperumal Pillay
The Assistant Commissioner of
Haji Mohamed Said
Police, Ipoh
Dr. G. W. Scott
The Raja Bendahara
Mrs. Cecil Eae
The Parish Priest of St.
Michael's Church, Ipoh Dr. A. C. Karthigasu
The Chaplain, St. John the Dr. A. Scott
Divine's Church, Ipoh Che Tak, Dato' Muda Panglima,
Datoh Abdul Wahab bin Toh Kinta
Domba, I.S.m., j.p. Dr. H. W. Webb
Mr. F. J. Bryant The Lady Medical Officer,
The District Superintendent, Infant Welfare Centre, Ipoh
Methodists' Church, Ipoh Dr. V. M. Matthews
The Assistant Controller of Mr. Toh Eng Swee
Labour, Ipoh
Visitors to Certain Hospitals, Selangor.

BUNGSAR HOSPITAL, KUALA TANGLIN AND DISTRICT HOSPITALS,
, LUMPUR. KUALA LUMPUR.
The Hon'ble Mr. A. S. Bailey, The Hon'ble Mr. A. S. Bailey,
m.F.C. m.F.C.
Rev. D. Fergus Ferguson
Rev. D. Fergus Ferguson Mr. E. L. Watson, j.p.
Mr. E. L. Watson, j.p. Mr. Gopal Ayer
Mr. Wee Hap Lang, j.p.
Mrs. G. H. Corbet Mr. S. C. Colomb
Mr. Lai Tet Loke, j.p.
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Visitors to the Decrepit Settlement, Sungei Buloh.—
Chairman—The Protector of Mr. Wong Po Chi
Chinese, Selangor and Pahang Dr. M. Y. Lum
Mr. Choo Kia Peng, c.b.e., j.p. Mr. Tan Seng Khim
Mr. Low Leong Can, m.c.h., Mr. Ang Khe Tok
m.s.c., j.P. Mr. Yeo Keng Ho
Mr. Lai Tet Loke, m.s.c., j.p. Mr. Chong Khoon Lin
Mr. Hau Kim Leng, j.p. Mr. Chong Kien Chi
Mr. Goh Kee Kau Mr. Tan Jit Chhiu
Mr. Heng Siew Hong Mr. Chan Kam Ming
Visitors to the Leper Settlement, Sungei Buloh.—
Chairman—The Protector of Mr. R. D. Ramasamy, j.p.
Chinese, Selangor and Pahang Dr. A. M. Soosay
Mr. Ang Khe Tot Mr. Tan Jit Chhiu
Mr. Chong Khoon Lin
Mr. Chong Kien Chi Dr. K. Thilliampalam
Mr. Choo Kia Peng, c.b.e. j.p. The Hon'ble Mr. S. N. Veera-
Mr. M. Cumarasamy, j.p. samy, m.f.c., j.p.
Mr. Goh Kee Kau Mr. C. A. Veluppillai
Mr. Hau Kin Leng, j.p. Mr. Wong Po Chi
Mr. Heng Siew Hong Mr. Yap Kon Fah
Mr. Lai Tet Loke, j.p. Mr. Yap Tai Chi, j.p.
Mr. Law Yew Swee, j.p. Mr. Yeo Keng Ho
Mr. Low Leong Gan. C.H., Mr. S. C. Young
m.s.c., j.p.
Visitors to the General Hospital, Seremban. —
Chairman—The Protector of Tuan Sheikh Ahmad bin Sheikh
Chinese, Negri Sembilan Mustapha, j.p.
Mr. W. P. Crawford Mr. C. H. Ryves
Mr. A. Edmonds, j.p. Dato Wong Yick Tong, c.h.,
Mr. W. J. Doughty m.s.c., j.p.
Inche Mohamed bin D a t o Mr. Lim Chit Min
Bandar Haji Ahmad Mr. S. Sinnathamby
Towkay Chang Seng Long, j.p.
Visitors to Certain Hospitals in Pahang.—
general hospital, lipis. hospital, raub—(cont.)
The Orang Kaya Maharajah The Headmaster, Government
Perba Jelai English School, Raub
Towkay Ong Cheng Jim, j.p. Rev. Rajamoney
Mr. K. Kandiah Towkay Chow Ah Hoong, j.p.
Mr. Bidi Chand HOSPITAL, BENTONG.
hospital, raub. Mr. G. M. Peacock
Dr. F. L. Paterson
The Hon'ble Mr. A. S. Lilburne Towkay Koh Yew Khee
Towkay Ti Khiu Dato Sitia Pegawa Che Sahak
Tengku Abdul Hamid bin Jaapar, Penghulu, Sabai
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Visitors to Certain Hospitals in Pahang—(cont.)

HOSPITAL, MENTAKAB. WOMEN'S HOSPITAL, PEKAN.
Mr. J. Anderson Siti Zaharah binti Sheik
Mohamed
Mr. C. Kuttiyan Kutty Che' Esah binti Mohamed
Towkay Loo Tiew Tien
GENERAL HOSPITAL, KDANTAN.
Che Abdul Eahman bin Mat
Mr. A. de B. Haughton
Haji Abdul Aziz bin Haji Musa
(Penghulu, Kuala Kuantan)
GENERAL HOSPITAL, PEKAN.
Haji Ahmad bin Long
Mr. U. A. Currie Che' Yusof bin Haji Mohamed
Amin (Kathi)
Towkay Ng Hock Ann
Towkay Chan Chee Seng
Towkay Lee Yeow Lim
Towkay Yap Khen Van
Che' Abdul Eahman bin Haji Mr. A. Sivaguru
Mohamed Salleh Mr. A. L. Hellman
Che' Mohamed Amin bin To Towkay Wah Beng Fong
Muda Hidon Towkay Wan Sow
Haji Mohamed Daud bin Haji Mr. S. K. Saravanamuttu Pillai
Zainal Abidin Mr. A. L. Maclver
Widows and Orphans' Pension Enactment, F.M.S.—

directors.
Chairman—S t a t e Treasurer, Deputy Legal Adviser
Selangor (ex-officio) Mr. M. Ponnampalam
Chief Accountant, F.M.S.R. Mr. A. O. Wilson
Wireless Committee, Malayan. —

Chairman—Secretary for Postal The Officer in Charge, H.M.
Affairs, S.S. & F.M.S. Naval Wireless Station,
Secretary to the High Com Seletar, Singapore
missioner The Command Signal Officer,
Fort Canning, Singapore
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FLAGS.
FEDERATED MALAY STATES.
The flag of the Federated Malay States is divided into

four horizontal bands, of equal size, coloured white, red, yellow
and black, in that order from the top downwards, and bears
in the centre the badge of the Federation—viz., a springing
tiger, on an oval white shield.
This flag is to be flown at the stern on all Federal
Government vessels.
A small flag quartered diagonally with white above, yellow
below, red next the staff and black outside, is to be flown at
the bow as a Jack on all Federal Government vessels.
STATE OF PERAK.
The flag of the State of Perak is divided into three
horizontal bands, of equal size, of the colours white, yellow
and black, white being the uppermost and black the lowest,
these three colours being the colours of the three great officers
of the State, the Yang Di-pertuan, the Eaja Muda and the Eaja
Bendahara, respectively.
The flag of His Highness the Sultan is a white ground with
a representation of the State Flag in the upper corner next the
staff.
The presence of the Sultan on board any Government
vessel is to be denoted by his flag being flown at the fore
and that of the British Resident by a Burgee at the fore in
imitation of the State Flag.
The Union Jack is to be flown at the Eesidency from
sunrise to sunset.
STATE OF SELANGOR.
The flag of the State of Selangor is red and yellow,
quarterly, with a yellow crescent and star in canton. This flag
is to be flown at the stern on all State Government vessels and
from all State Government Signal Stations.
The flag of His Highness the Sultan of Selangor is a yellow
ground with a yellow crescent and star in a red upper canton
next the staff.
The presence of the Sultan on board any Government vessel
is to be denoted by his flag being flown at the fore, and that of
the British Resident by a Burgee at the fore in imitation of the
State Flag.
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FLAGS—(cont.)
A small flag quartered diagonally with red above and below,
yellow next the staff and outside, is to be flown at the bow, as
a Jack on all State vessels.
The Union Jack is to be flown at the Eesidency from
sunrise to sunset.
STATE OF NEGRI SEMBILAN.

The Negri Sembilan flag is a yellow ground with red and
black diagonal in canton. The colours are red for the
Government, yellow for the Eaja, and black for the Undang.
The presence of the Yang Di-pertuan on board any
Government vessel is to be denoted by the Negri Sembilan
Flag being flown at the fore, and that of the British Eesident
by a Burgee at the fore in imitation of the flag of the State.
A small flag two feet by one quartered diagonally with
yellow above and below, red next to the staff and black outside
is to be flown as a Jack at the bow of all State Government
vessels.
The Union Jack is to be flown at the Residency from
sunrise to sunset.
STATE OF PAHANG.
The flag of the State of Pahang is divided into two
horizontal bands, of equal size; the upper part being white and
the lower black. This flag is to be flown at the stern on all
State Government vessels and from all State Government
■Signal Stations.
The flag of His Highness the Sultan of Pahang is white

bearing in the centre a "chogan" head in yellow.
The presence of the Sultan on board any Government
vessel is to be denoted by his flag being flown at the fore, and
that of the British Resident by a Burgee at the fore in imitation
■of the State Flag.
A small flag quartered diagonally with white above and
yellow, black next the staff and outside is to be flown at the bow
as a Jack on all State vessels.
The Union Jack is to be flown at the Residency from
sunrise to sunset.
D
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SALUTES AND GUARDS OF HONOUR

(Gazette Notification No. 50 of 12th January, 1897.)
THE HIGH COMMISSIONER.
1. His Excellency the High Commissioner is to be
received with a salute of seventeen guns, a guard of honour
of fifty men, and a mounted escort when available on arrival
at or departure from the capital of any of the Federated Malay
States.
2. A guard of honour should be furnished whenever His
Excellency visits the chief town of any district both on arrival
and departure.
THE CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT.
3. The Chief Secretary to Government may receive a
salute of fifteen guns on arrival in or departure from the capital
of each State, once during the year, and a guard of honour of
fifty men, and a mounted escort when available.
4. When visiting or passing through an out-station a
guard of honour to be furnished only when asked for.
THE ADMIRAL OR GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING.

5. The Admiral or General Officer Commanding on the
station, if such officer arrives or leaves in uniform, is to be
accorded a guard of honour of fifty men.
6. In every case the same ceremonies will be observed on
departure as on arrival.
THE RULER OF THE STATE.
7. The Ruler of the State will receive a salute of
seventeen guns on arrival in or departure from any Federated
State, or the capital of his own State. His Highness will also
receive a guard of honour of fifty men, and a mounted escort
when available. A guard of honour should be furnished
whenever His Highness visits any district, both on arrival and
departure.
THE RESIDENT.
8. The Resident of any State may receive a salute of
thirteen guns on arrival in or departure from the capital of his
State, once a year, and a guard of honour of fifty men, and a
mounted escort when available.
9. When visiting or passing through an out-station a
guard of honour is to be furnished only when asked for.
OTHER OFFICERS.
10. No other local European officers, civil, naval or
military (except under special instructions) receive any
ceremonial reception.
SALUTES AND GUAEDS OF HONOUE—(cont.)
NATIVE CHIEFS.
11. The following salutes will be accorded to the Native
Chiefs of the Malay Peninsula on their paying official visits
to a British Settlement or British Man-of-War:
The Sultan of Perak ... 17 guns
,, Pahang ... 17 „
,, Selangor 17
,, Trengganu 17 „
Kedah ... 17 „
„ Johore a ... 17 „
,, Kelantan b ... 17 „
The Yang di Pertuan of the Negri
Sembilan ... 15 „
The Eegent of Perak 15 „
The Sultan of Kedah 's Eegents a ... 15 „
The Eaja of Perlis c ... 13 „
The Eaja of Petani ... 11 „
The Dato' Klana of Sungei Ujong ... 9 „
,, Lela Maharaja or the Dato'
Sedia Eaja of Eembau ... 9 „
,, of Johol ... 9 „
a. Gazette Notification No. 629 of 16th October, 1903.

b. „ „ „ 1482 „ 7th July, 1911.
c. „ „ „ 1359 „ 22nd July, 1910.
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TABLE OF OFFICIAL PRECEDENCE IN

THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES.
(G. 1144/27.)
The Chief Secretary to Government
The Eesident of a State within his State*
The Chief Justice
The Eesident of Perak (not being in his own State)
Selangor ,, ,, „
Negri Sembilan (not being in his own-
State)
,, Pahang (not being in his own State)
The Judges according to date of appointment
The Legal Adviser
The Financial Adviser and Treasurer, F. M.S.
f The Adviser, Medical and Health Services, Malay States
The Controller of Labour
The Director of Education, S.S and F.M.S.
t,j The Adviser, Public Works, Malay States
| The Commissioner of Trade and Customs
! The Secretary for Chinese Affairs, F.M.S.
I^The General Manager of Eailways
The Nominated Official Member of the Federal Council
The Unofficial Members of the Federal Council
rThe Auditor
The Commandant, F.M.S. V.F.
The Commissioner of Police
The Director of Forestry, F.M.S. and S.S.
The Director, Electrical Department
t<| The Director of Fisheries, S.S. and F.M.S.
The Director of Agriculture, S.S. and F.M.S
The Secretary for Postal Affairs, S.S. and F.M.S.
The Senior Warden of Mines
The Surveyor-General, F.M.S. and S.S.
^The Under Secretary to Government
3rd May, 1937.
* In this connection any official residence of the High Commissioner or
Chief Secretary to Government shall not be considered as within the State.
t According to date of appointment to office.
This table cancels the Table of Precedence dated 16th April, 1925.
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WHITE UNDRESS TROPICAL UNIFORM.
(C.S.O. 3245/12, S. of S. 517/20, G. 1923/21,

G. 2335/21 and G. 1613/31.)
A white undress tropical uniform has been approved for use
at His Majesty's Court and on all ceremonial occasions overseas.
Only Governors-General, Governors, or High Commissioners
may wear the first class of this uniform with which shall be
worn a simple twisted gold cord shoulder strap. The other
classes will be worn by persons who are entitled, or have
received permission to wear the corresponding class of the
ordinary civil uniform.
The adoption of the white undress uniform in any tropical
Colony is left to the discretion of the Governor, but if once
adopted, its use is compulsory on the occasions duly prescribed.
Coat. —White drill, with stand-up collar, having on it a
detachable gorget of gold braid on a blue ground, varying in
pattern according to rank as prescribed, viz. :
Class I and II :
Length, 5 inches; breadth, If inches; Oak-leaf pattern;
one button on point.
Class III and IV:
Length, 4 inches; breadth, 1J inches; Oak-leaf pattern;
one button on point.
Class V:
Length, 3£ inches; breadth, f inch; two gold bands,
each 2J inches in length and £ inch in breadth; one
button on point.
Buttons.—Gilt mounted, the Royal Arms with supporters,
in the case of the first and second classes. The buttons to be
worn with the other three classes of uniform should be gilt
mounted, the Royal Arms (without supporters) surmounted by
the Imperial Crown. Number of buttons on cuffs of coat : first
and second classes, three; third and fourth classes, two; fifth,
one.
Trousers.—White drill. No lace.
Boots.—Black patent leather. White shoes (lace-up, of
white buckskin, without toe-caps) may be worn instead of black
boots if specially ordered by the Governor. When the uniform
is worn mounted, black or brown knee boots, with white or
dark blue pantaloons, at the discretion of the Governor.
Straight-necked steel hunting spurs.
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WHITE UNDEESS TEOPICAL UNIFORM—(cont.)

Helmet. —White, of the Wolseley pattern, bearing in front
a gilt badge, the Royal Arms with supporters. A Governor
may wear with this uniform a plumed helmet, having a plume
similar to that on the cocked hat worn with the Governor's
special uniform.*
Sword.—The usual civil sword, the frog and scabbard
underneath the coat, the hilt appearing through a slit in the
side of the coat.
Medals and Decorations.—Full size medals and
decorations (including the riband of a Knight Grand Cross) will
be worn with this uniform.
A sealed pattern of the uniform may be seen at the office of
the Crown Agents for the Colonies, 4, Millbank, London, S.W. 1.
* C.S.O. 1111/15.
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OFFICERS ENTITLED TO WEAR COLONIAL

SERVICE UNIFORM.
Third Class.
Chief Secretary to Government
British Eesidents, Perak, Selangor, Negri Sembilan and
Pahang
Fourth Class.
Auditor, S.S. and F.M.S.
Commissioner of Trade and Customs
Controller of Labour, Malaya
Director of Education, S.S. and F.M.S.
Secretary for Postal Affairs, S.S. and F.M.S.
Adviser, Public Works, Malay States
General Manager for Eailways
Adviser, Medical and Health Services, Malay States
Secretary for Chinese Affairs
Senior Warden of Mines
Treasurer
Fifth Class.
Director of Forestry, S.S. and F.M.S.
Deputy Public Prosecutor, if Cadet Officer and not a
member of the Legal profession
District Officer, Kinta
District Officer, Upper Perak
Eegistrar of Titles, Perak
Director of Agriculture, S.S. and F.M.S.
Secretaries to Eesidents
Surveyor-General, S.S. and F.M.S.
Under Secretary to Government
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS
Third Class.
Official Members of Executive Council
Fourth Class.
Auditor
Controller of Labour, Malaya
Director of Education, S.S. and F.M.S.
First Magistrates, Singapore and Penang, if Cadet Officers
and not members of the Legal profession
Director of Medical and Ifealth Services, S.S.
Secretary for Postal Affairs, S.S. and F.M.S.
Secretary for Chinese Affairs
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OFFICERS ENTITLED TO WEAR COLONIAL

SERVICE UNIFORM—(cont.)
Straits Settlements— (cont.)
Fifth Class.
Chief Health Officer
Commissioner of Lands
Director of Forestry, S.S. and F.M.S.
Deputy Public Prosecutor, if Cadet Officer and not
Director of Gardens
District Judge, Singapore, if Cadet Officer and not
Inspector of Prisons
Official Assignee
Private Secretary to H. E. the Governor
Resident, Labuan
Director of Agriculture, S.S. and F.M.S.
District Officer, Province Wellesley
Chief Medical Officer, General Hospital, Singapore
Solicitor-General, if Cadet Officer and not a member of f h
Legal profession
Superintendent, Government Monopolies
Surveyor-General, S.S. and F.M.S.
Under Secretary
UNFEDERATED MALAY STATES.

Third Class.
General Adviser, Johore
British Adviser, Kedah
British Adviser, Kelantan
Fourth Class.
British Adviser, Trengganu
Controller of L&bour, Malaya
Fifth Class.
British Adviser, Perlis
Secretary to High Commissioner
British Resident, Brunei
MANUAL OF STATISTICS
(PARTS I—III.)
TABLE OF TAXES, DUTIES, FEES, ETC.,
TABLE OF LEGAL TARIFFS

AND
DISTANCES BY ROAD.
(REVISED TO 31ST DECEMBER, 1931.)

ABBREVIATIONS.
ILL.—Kuala Lumpur E. —Enactment

Pk.—Perak TS.-—Regulation
S.—Selangor 0. in C.—Order in Council
N.S.—Negri Sembilan G.— Gazette Notification
Pg.—Pahang F. E.—Federal Enactment
PART I.
TAXES, LICENCES, DUTIES,
FEES, ETC.
Part I.
Taxes, Licences, Duties, Fees, Etc.
THE LAND CODE, 1926. f.e.24, 26.

PREMIA AND RENTS.
16. The rates of premium and rent set out in the following rules will Land Rules,
be the rates charged upon all lands alienated after the coming into 1930'
force of these rules, but subject to the provisions contained in rules 691ii-io-29.
18 and 25 nothing herein contained shall preclude the Resident from o. 3414, 14-5-30.
fixing higher or lower rates in particular cases as he may think fit.
TOWN AND VILLAGE LOTS AND LANDS.

17. (i) Land comprised within the boundaries of a town or village, a. em,
will normally be alienated by auction, subject to a reserve price fixed 11
by the Resident. Such reserve price will be in lieu of premium and
will be inclusive of all fees for survey, boundary stones and preparation
and registration of title.
(ii) Where such land is not alienated by auction, the premium
payable in addition to the fees for survey, boundary stones and the
preparation and registration of title, will be fixed by the Resident.
18. The annual rent on town or village lots and land will be at such
rates as may be fixed by the Resident in each particular case provided
that in no case shall they be less than the following :
$ c.
For building lots for every 1,000 sq. ft. or part thereof 1 00
with a minimum of $2 for any one lot.
For town or village land, per acre ... ,.. ... 5 00
19. In the computation of premium and rent payable on town or
village land any fraction of a dollar and any fraction of a pole shall
be calculated as one dollar and one pole respectively.
COUNTRY LANDS.
20. The premium payable on country lands exceeding ten acres in
extent, when not alienated by auction, will be such as may be
generally or in particular cases fixed by the Resident.
21. (i) The annual rent on country lands exceeding ten acres in
area will be :
One dollar per acre per annum for the first six years and
thereafter $4 per acre per annum.
(ii) The time for enhancement of rent will be computed from the
first day of January preceding the date of entry into occupation or of
completion of the document of title, whichever shall first occur, in
cases in which such event takes place before the first day of July,
and from the first day of January following such first event in cases
in which such event takes place after the 30th June in any year.
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Taxes, Duties, Fees, etc.

Land Rules, 22. (i) The owner of any country land exceeding 10 acres in area.
1930' which is not cultivated with rubber, tapioca or gambier may claim
" 691ii-io-29. annually before the first day of April a rebate of rent on so much
of the said land as he shall prove to the satisfaction of the Resident
has been brought under cultivation and maintained in cultivation
with padi, coconuts or other agricultural product approved by the
Resident.
(ii) The rebate to be allowed shall be such as to reduce the rent for
the year in respect of the area in question to the following rates :
(<z) On land cultivated with padi ... ... ... $1 per acre
(b) „ „ coconuts or any other
approved agricul
tural product ... 2 ,,
(iii) The Resident may from time to time prescribe the manner in
which application for rebate may be made and in which proof of
cultivation shall be furnished.
23. The premium, if any, payable on country lands not exceeding
10 acres in area, when alienated otherwise than by auction shall be
fixed by the Resident.
e. 2748, The Resident in special circumstances may in lieu of premium
10-4-81. impose an annual payment in addition to the rent payable under
rule 24. Such annual payment shall be five per cent, on the amount
which would have been charged as premium.
24. (i) Country lauds not exceeding 10 acres in area will be divided
into first and second class land in Perak, Selangor and Negri
Sembilan and into first, second and third class land in Pahang.
(ii) The annual rent payable in respect of land in the said classes
respectively will be as follows :
For first class land, per acre ... ... $1.60 to $4.00
„ second „ „ ,, ... ... 80 cents to $1.20
„ third „ „ „ (Pahang
only) ... 60 cents
25. The miuimum rent payable in respect of any country land will
be the sum of one dollar.
26. In the computation of premium and rent payable on any country
land any fraction of a dollar less than ten cents and any fraction of
an acre less than one rood shall be calculated as ten cents and one
rood respectively.
LEASES.
27. (i) When a lease of State land or land reserved for a public
purpose has been registered before the first day of October in any
year, a rebate of one-quarter of the annual rent shall be made in
respect of each completed quarter of the year that has elapsed before
the registration of the lease.
(ii) The rent due in respect of the year in which any lease of
State land or land reserved for a public purpose expires shall be so-
much only as will complete the total amount of rent due in respect of
the whole term of the lease.
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SURVEY AND SETTLEMENT. Land Rules,
28. Whenever any of the powers mentioned in section 190 of the 1930.
Enactment are being exercised the Penghulu or Assistant Penghulu G. 6916,11-10-29.
of the mukim and either the proprietor of the land or his representa
tive shall if possible be present.
29. When a Survey Officer or a Settlement Officer has made an
assessment as prescribed in section 193 of the Enactment, he shall
forthwith prepare and hand to the proprietor of the land, or his
representative, a memorandum in writing addressed to the Collector,
stating the number, description, age and size of the trees or other
property to be removed or destroyed and his detailed valuation
thereof and no trees or other property shall be removed or destroyed
for the space of 48 hours after the said memorandum has been handed
to such proprietor or representative.
30. The boundary marks to be emplaced under section 195 of the
Enactment shall be of such material and of such size as may be
approved by the Surveyor-General.
31. The officer having control under section 197 of the Enactment of
all stations and marks in the State, other than those belonging to the
Trigonometrical Branch of the Survey Department is the Superinten
dent of Revenue Surveys.
Stations and marks belonging to the Trigonometrical Branch are
under the control of the officer in charge of that branch.
SURVEY FEES.
32. (i) The following are the prescribed fees for survey and are
inclusive of the cost of preparation of plans and the emplacement of
boundary stones or pipes :
s c.
5 acres and under 25 00
For each additional acre up to 10 acres 4 00
10 acres ... 45 00
25 acres ... 90 00
50 acres ... 150 oo
For each additional acre up to 100 acres . . . 2 00
100 acres... 250 00
For each additional acre up to 200 acres . . . 1 00
200 acres... 350 00
For each additional acre up to 300 acres ... 90
300 acres ... 440 00
For each additional acre up to 500 acres . . . 80
500 acres... 600 00
For each additional acre up to 1,000 acres... 70
1,000 acres 950 00
For each additional acre above 1,000 acres 60
(ii) These fees shall be payable on each separate lot into which
the Collector may, under the provisions of section 22 (ii) of the
Enactment, require the area approved to be divided and for the
purpose of calculation any additional part of an acre shall be reckoned
as an additional acre.
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tand Rul^ (iii) In addition to the survey fees prescribed in clause (i) of this
g 6916 ruê e following charges shall be payable to cover the cost of
ii-io-29. boundary stones and pipes : « c
For each boundary stone eniplaced ... ... ... 1 00
For each pipe emplaced ... ... ... ... 3 50
33. In the case of any application for country land not exceeding five
acres in area the Collector, if he is satisfied that the applicant has not
the means to pay survey fees in accordance with the scale prescribed
in rule 32, may at his discretion remit such part of the survey fees
(not exceeding two-thirds thereof) as he may consider proper.
34. The Resident may exempt any district or part of a district or
land within any district alienated for the cultivation of rice only from
the operation of rule 32 in so far as it applies to agricultural land not
exceeding five acres in extent and substitute in respect of such land a
survey fee of $1 per acre with a minimum fee of $3. Such fee shall
include the cost of boundary stones and pipes and the emplacement
thereof.
35. If the sub-division of any block of surveyed land exceeding 50
acres in area necessitates further survey the fees payable shall be the
actual cost of such further survey as certified by the District Surveyor
together with the fees payable under rule 37, for the drafting of plans.
36. If the sub-division of any block of surveyed land not exceeding
50 acres in extent necessitates further survey, the fees payable shall be
two-thirds of the fees payable under rule 32 in respect of each new
sub-divisional lot together with the fees payable under rule 37 for the
drafting of plans, provided that where the original block does not
exceed live acres in extent the Collector, if he is satisfied that the
applicant has not the means to pay fees in accordance with the above
scale may remit such part of the fees (not exceeding two-thirds
thereof) as he may consider to be proper.
37. The fees payable for the drafting of plans, in cases where the
cost of plans is not included in the cost of survey, are as follows :
$ c.
On extracts from the mukim register ... ... ... 50
On grants, leases and certificates of title, 100 acres and under 2 00
On grants, leases aud certificates of title, over 100 acres but
less than 1,000 acres ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
<?' Mtttii-M ^n grantsi leases and certificates of title, of 1,000 acres
21-11-30.
G. 6916, and over ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 10 00
11-10-29. 38. In the case of any survey rendered necessary in order
(a) to replace an existing title based on a defective survey or
G. 5051, 18-7-30. ^ to enaMe tjje surrender to the Ruler of the State without
cost to the person surrendering of any land required or
likely to be required for the improvement of any town,
village, road, path or river or for the execution of any
work undertaken for the public benefit ;
(c) to comply with an approved plan under the Sanitary Boards
Enactment, 1929, which involves the surrender of land
to the Ruler of the State ;
G. 6916, the Resident may in his discretion remit the whole or such part of the
n-io 29. £ees pavakie un(jer rules 32, 35, 36 and 37 as may seem to him proper.
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Lands,
office fees.
39. The following are the fees prescribed for the proceedings Land Eules,
specified below provided that the Resident may, with the approval of _ 6916 1930-
the Chief Secretary to Government waive either generally or in ' 11-10-29.
particular cases the fee for the issue of any notice under sections 205, <?-M8i, 14-8-31.
206 or 208 :
(1) Engrossment and registration of— $ c.
(or.) Grant, lease or certificate of title ... ... 3 00
(b) Entry in mukim register ... ... ... 1 00
(2) Engrossment of certified copy of document of title
under section 100—
(a) if grant, lease or certificate of title ... ... 3 00
(fc) if extract from mukim register ... ... 1 00
(3) Registration of a caveat for first title affected ... 5 00
For every other title affected ... ... ... ... 1 00
(4) Registration of any instrument or making any
memorial not otherwise provided for—for the first
title affected ... 2 00
For every other title affected ... ... ... ... 0 50
(5) Inspection of each rent roll, or register book inspected 0 50
For a general search ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
(6) Inspection of any Land Office or Revenue Survey
Office plan—for each plan inspected ... ... 0 50
(7) Filing statutory declaration or sworn statement ... 1 00
(8) Recording change of ownership in roll of approved
applications—
(a) if under rule 11 ... ... ... ... 1 00
(6) if under rule 12 5 00
(9) Filing application under section 107 ... ... ... 1 00
(10) Copy of order under section 107 (vii)... ... ... 1 00
(11) Filing application under section 137 (i) ... ... 10 00
(12) Issuing certificate under section 137 (i) ... ... 2 00
(13) Issuing authority under section 137 (ii) ... ... 2 00
(14) Filing application under section 141 ... ... ... 1 00
(15) Order of sale under section 142 ... ... ... 2 00
(16) Deposit of an instrument creating a trust under
section 161 2 00
(17) For adding the words "as trustee," etc., under
section 163 for the first title affected 1 00
For every other title ... ... ... ... ... 0 50
(18) Filing application to remove caveat under section 171 1 00
(19)~Deposit of copy of power of attorney under section 182 2 00
(20) Note of delivery of power of attorney under section 183 0 50
(21) Fee for issue of any notice or other process under
sections 19, 72, 100, 103, 107, 141, 171, 205,
206 or 208 0 50
(22) Certificate of grounds of decision under section 237 5 00
(23) Examining a copy of any instrument and certifying
the same to be a true copy ... ... ... 1 00
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$ c.
Land Rul^Q (24) Supply of authenticated extract under section 230
a. 6916, ' (k) for every title affected ... ... ... ... 1 00
li-io-.j. ^25) Preparation of certified copy of any document not
otherwise specified for each folio of 100 words 0 50
(26) Deposit of any instrument not otherwise provided for 2 00
(27) Commission on sales by auction not conducted by a licensed
auctioneer :
(i) On amounts realised up to $1,000 ... 2 per centum
(ii) On further amounts up to $10,000 ... 1 ,,
(iii) On further amounts over $10,000 ... f ,,
Exemptions.
(a) Caveat by Collector or Registrar.
(b) Registration of instruments of charge or discharge
made in connection with loans from Government
funds to Asiatic cultivators for agricultural purposes.
0 88931 (c) Engrossment and registration of a title where free
20-12-29. survey has been granted under section 33 or rule 38.
o 6916, (d) Registration of a memorandum of surrender under
n-10-29- section 102.
(e) Cancellation of memorial of attachment under section 108.
(/) Memorials of notices under sections 30, 37 and 210.
(g) Memorial under sections 171 and 224.
('/) Note under sections 63 and 184.
G. 5051, 18-7-30. (*) Memorial of cancellation of charge or charges under
section 147 (i).
(j) Memorial under section 212.
(&) Re-drafting, engrossment and registration of fresh title
under section 220.
TEMPORARY OCCUPATION OF STATE LAND.

g. 6916, 40. (i) The Resident or where the power has been delegated to him
u-io-29. under section 20 of the Enactment the Collector may permit any
person to occupy temporarily a specified portion of State land.
(ii) To every such person there shall be issued a licence substantially
in the form of Schedule VI.
(iii) Every such licence shall expire not later than the 31st day of
December of the year in respect of which it is issued.
g. 8893, (iv) The fee payable in respect of such licence shall be in
accordance with the following scale : •
(a) Town Lands.—Not less than $3 nor more than $50 a year
for every acre or part of an acre with a minimum of $5
a year if a house is erected on the land.
(b) Country Lands.—Not less than $1 nor more than $10 a
year for every acre or part of an acre.
g 3992, Provided that where the occupation is for the cultivation of rice
5-6-31. or anv 0tner foodstuff, the Resident, in his discretion, may authorise
the issue of a licence upon payment of such fee, less than the miuimum
fee prescribed by this clause, as he may think fit.
G. 2131, 14-1-30. • Land in Malay Residential Settlement, Ipoh, $2 per half an acre per annum.
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(e) Roadside Reserves.-—Not less than $1 nor more than $10 a lân<i Eul^0
year for every acre or part of an acre. g s893
(d) Land for Roadside Shops.—Not less than $5 nor more ' 20-12-28.
than $50 a year for each shop.
(e) Land for Visible Petrol Fillers.—Not less than $5 nor
more than $20 a month for each filling station.
41. No licence for the temporary occupation of State land shall be G- 691®,1.10.a
transferable.
42. (i) The Resident or where such power has been delegated to
him under section 20 of the Enactment the Collector may permit the
temporary occupation of a specified portion of State land situated
within the limits of a town or village for the purpose of a circus or
theatrical or other performance for such period as he may think
reasonable, provided that no such permission shall be granted by a
Collector save in respect of such areas as may have been approved by
the Resident.
(ii) Every licence under this rule shall be substantially in the form
of Schedule VII.
(iii) The fee payable in respect of a licence under this rule shall be °- m^Q „ 20
not less than $1 nor more than $10 a day for each day during which
the licence remains in force.
43. (i) The Resident may subject to such conditions as he may a. 6916,
generally or in particular cases direct cause to be issued to any person 11-10-29.
desirous of manufacturing bricks, tiles or any form of pottery or
earthenware or of burning lime a licence substantially in the form of
Schedule VIII to occupy and use for such purpose on payment of
the prescribed rent such portion of State land as may be described in
such licence for any period not exceeding ten years.
(ii) The rent payable in respect of a licence under this rule shall °- sm,
be at the rate of not less than $5 nor more than $50 a year for each
acre or part of an acre.
44. (i) The Resident may permit the temporary occupation by °' 691i'1.i0.29
aborigines of such dusuns or other portions of State land within such
area as he may think fit, and such occupation shall be subject to such
conditions as to payment or non-payment of fees or otherwise as he
may generally or in particular cases consider reasonable.
(ii) Every such permission shall be recorded in the Land Office of
the district to which it relates.
TEMPORARY OCCUPATION OF MINING LAND.
45. (i) The Collector may issue to any person a licence in the form
of Schedule VI to occupy land alienated for mining purposes.
(ii) Such licence shall amount to the written permission required
by section 16 (vii) of the Mining Enactment, 1928, but shall not give
any rights to the holder thereof as against the rights of the lawful
occupier for mining purposes.
(iii) The fee payable in respect of a licence under this rule shall be
not less than $1 nor more than $5 a year for each acre or part of an acre. 2(1-12-29.
Provided that where the occupation is for the cultivation of rice °- 3992i
or any other foodstuff, the Resident, in his discretion, may authorise 5-6-31.
the issue of a licence upon payment of such fee, less than the minimum
fee prescribed by this clause, as he may think fit.
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LandEules, TEMPORARY OCCUPATION OP RESERVES.
1930.
a. 6916,11 1ft 90 46. (i) The Resident may authorise the «officer for the time beine
' u'^" having the control and maintenance of any land reserved for a public
purpose to issue licences for the temporary occupation of parts of such
land not exceeding one acre in extent and to fix the fees to be paid for
such licences.
(ii) The period of any such licence may not exceed one year.
(iii) The authorisation by the Resident may be either general or
particular.
LICENCES TO REMOVE SAND, ETC.
47. The Collector may issue to any person a licence, substantially
in the form of Schedule IX to remove from any land any of the
articles mentioned in section 27 of the Enactment provided
always :
(i) That no licence shall be issued to remove guano except
with the approval of the Resident and subject to the
condition that no guano removed under it shall be
exported from the Federated Malay States.
(ii) That no licence shall be issued for the removal of bricks,
tiles or lime except with the approval of the Resident
but no such approval shall be necessary in the case of a
holder of a licence under rule 43.
g. 8893, „ 48. (i) Before issuing a licence under rule 43 or 47 the Collector
20-12-29 may require the applicant to deposit such sum of money as the Collector
G. 6916,ii-io-29. mav require : and on default being made in the payment of any sum
accrued due under the licence the sum so accrued due may be with
drawn by the Collector from the sum deposited as aforesaid and
credited to revenue.
(ii) The Collector may also require the applicant to furnish such
security as the Collector may deem sufficient, that all holes and
inequalities caused in the surface of the ground in the course of
getting any article authorised by the licence to be removed or the
materials therefor shall within a time to be fixed by the Collector be
filled in or drained to his satisfaction.
49. Any person having lawful control of land reserved for a public
purpose may remove therefrom without licence any of the materials
or commodities mentioned in section 27 of the Enactment the removal
whereof is necessary for the due fulfillment of the public purpose for
which such reserve was constituted ; and to any other person desiring
to remove from such reserve any of the said materials or commodities
the Collector may with the consent of the person having lawful control
of such reserve issue a licence in that behalf in the manner and subject
to the conditions prescribed in rules 47 and 48 in the case of State
land. Provided that no such licence shall authorise the removal of
any forest produce from a reserved forest or the doing therein of any
act prohibited by section 22 of the Forest Enactment, 1918.
In this rule " forest produce " and " reserved forest " have the
meanings assigned to them respectively in the Forest Enactment,
1918.
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50. The payments to be made for licences issued under rule 47 Land Rules,
shall be as follows : 1930.
0. 8«45,
For earth, gravel, stone, coral, shell, 21-11-30
sand, loam, clay, or lime ... A charge not exceeding
10 cents a cubic yard
or if loaded into tongkangs A charge not exceeding
10 cents a ton
For guano A charge of 15 cents a
piknl
For bricks A charge of one dollar a
laksa
For tiles A charge of 20 cents a
laksa
For cement A charge not exceeding
30 cents a ton
Provided that the Collector may at his discretion as an alternative
to the charges prescribed above impose payments at the following
rates—
For earth, gravel, stone, coral, shell,
sand, loam, clay, lime, cement,
bricks or tiles ... ... ... For every person em
ployed $1 .00 a month
For guano ... .... ... ... For every person em
ployed $5.00 a month
Provided further that the Eesident may in any particular case
grant partial or total exemption from the payment of such rates.
War Service Land Scheme.

The maximum area granted to any individual under the scheme a. 771, 13-2-20.
will be 100 acres and the committee appointed under the scheme will
have full discretion as to the area to be allotted in each case having
regard to the relative advantages and accessibility of the land and the
claims of the applicant.
Quit Bent.— 10 cents an acre or part of an acre per annum for
the first ten years (provided the land continues to be held by
the original grantee or his heirs) and thereafter at the rate
prevailing in the district at the date of the grant.
Premium.—Free.
Fees for survey and preparation of title will be remitted.
Premium payable on country lauds not exceeding ten acres
when not alienated by auction shall be as follows :
Perak.
1. For bendang, nipah or rembia—Nil. Pk. 6051, 30.
2. For other cultivation : a.g.o. a, 31.
(a) In Malay Reservation—up to $25 per acre.
(6) Outside Malay Reservation—up to $50 per acre.
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i.G.O. 354, 2S. Premium and rent payable on realienatiou of land planted
Hk . 1945, 25. with rubber contrary to the conditions of the title are as follows :
(a) Titles which contain the words \
" Bendang," " Padi," etc., as set
forth in the schedule to section Premium at $10 an
3 of Rice Lands Enactment 2/17 acre, rent at $4
under the heading " Nature of per acre per
Cultivation " and rubber has annum.
been planted.
(6) Titles which contain the words
"Kampong," "Fruit Trees," etc. Premium at $10 an
under the heading " Nature of acre, rent at $4
Cultivation" and the words "Nof per acre per
rubber allowed," etc., in the I annum.
special condition column and ]
rubber has been planted. /
(c) Titles which contain the words \
" Kampong," etc., under the
heading " Nature of Cultivation"
and in the special condition Premium at $5 an
column—" For each acre five acre, rent at $3
permanent fruit trees other than per acre per
getah to be planted and main annum.
tained yearly for five years from
the date of alienation and there
after maintained."
(d) Titles which contain the words
" Kampong," etc., under the
heading "Nature of Cultivation"
and in the special condition I
column—" For each acre five . No premium.
permanent fruit trees other than |
getah to be planted and main
tained yearly for five years
from the date of alienation."
(e) Titles which contain the words
" Kampong" " Fruit Trees," etc.,
under the heading " Nature of \ No premium.
Cultivation " and no special f
condition.
Sblangor.
a.g.o. 277, 28. 1. (i) Malay Reservations—
S G 4 28 i»
(a) Rubber—$10 to $50 an acre according to locality;
(b) Any cultivations other than padi, prohibiting rubber
$5 to $50 an acre according to locality ;
(c) Padi—$3 an acre.
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(ii) Outside Malay Reservations—
(a) Rubber—$20 to $150 an acre according to locality;
(b) Any cultivations other than padi, prohibiting rubber
$10 to $150 an acre according to locality ;
(c) Padi—$3 an acre.
(iii) For road frontage an extra premium to be charged in every
case of $2.50 for every quarter chain or fraction of a quarter chain
of road frontage in excess of a whole number of quarter chains.
2. If it is in any circumstances desired to charge rates less than
the foregoing, the application must be referred to the British Resident
for his decision.
3. Premium payable on realienation of land planted 1 a G o 741 27
with rubber contrary to the conditions of the title. j 8. 4689 27. '
Negtu Sembilan.
1. Standard rates of premium on agricultural lands under
10 acres without road frontage or existing cultivation or special
conditions are as follows in all districts :
(a) For land inside Malay Reservation—
(i) Rubber land ... ... ... $15 to $40 per acre
(ii) No rubber land ... ... 5 to 25 „
(6) For land outside Malay Reservation— a.a.o. 277, 28.
(i) Rubber land $25 to $50 „ n.s.g. 1480, 29.
(ii) No rubber land 15 to 30 „
Anything below this minima or above these maxima should be
referred to the Resident.
2. Seremban— N.s. 656, 25.
(a) Kampong land within a five-mile radius of Seremban Police a.g.o. S47, 25.
Station $10 to $25 per acre.
(6) Other Kampong land $5 to $10 per acre.
3. For realienation of— Premium.
Land planted with rubber over two and a.g.o. 850, 26.
under five years in growth ... ... $20 to $35 an acre n.s.g. 1818, 29.
Land planted with rubber of five years
growth or over ... ... ... 30 to 40 „
All cases in which the rubber has been planted within the last two
years should be reported, with recommendations and reasons, for the
Resident's decision before surrender is accepted.
RENT ON COUNTRY LANDS.

Rubber. Non-rubber.
In Malay Reservations ... $3.20 per acre ... $1.60 per acre n.s. 2094, 28.
Outside Malay Reservations ... 4.00 „ ... 2.00 „ a.g.o. 520, 29.
Premium will vary according to situation and lie of land.
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Pahang.
a.g.o. 277, 28. j The Collector to fix within the maximum of $25 and minimum
Pg.s 544, 28. ofo 4>o
$2 per acre.
Collectors are authorised to alienate second and third class lands
without premium.
a.g.o. 850, 26. 2. Premium payable on realienation of land planted } $25 to $2
Pg. 574, 25. with rubber contrary to the conditions of the title. ) per acre
(Special cases to be referred to the Resident.)
Alienation of Lands at Cameron Highlands,
a.g.o. 695, so. Lands for building in the Southern Highlands—
h.s.G. 382, so. Premium ... ... ... $300 per acre or part of an acre
Pg. 1744, 29. Annual rent ... ... ... 5 per acre
Lands for agriculture (excluding lands to be used for stock raising,
dairy farming and/or the cultivation of vegetables and cattle fodder)
in the Southern Highlands—
Premium :
Lands with frontage on Main Road ... $100 per acre
Lands without frontage on Main Road ... 50 ,,
Annual rent—$1 per acre for the first six years, and
thereafter $4 per acre.
Lands to be used solely for stock raising, dairy farming and/or the
cultivation of vegetables and cattle fodder—
Premium ... ... ... ... ... $2 per acre
Annual rent ... ... ... ... ... 2 „
F. e. n, u. For fishing in Krian Irrigation Reservoir at Bukit Merah : S c.
Pk. e. *J. Fee per annum for each person ... ... ... 1 00
Licences to be issued to persons of Malay nationality only, and
shall expire on 31st December in each year.
g, 336, 18-1-29. An advocate and solicitor shall in the absence of an express
agreement to the contrary be entitled to charge for all work done by
him under the Land Code :
Scale of Fees.
1 . Transfer of land—
(a) By the purchaser to his solicitor upon the amount of the
consideration in respect of which stamp duty is payable
On the first $ 2,000 ... $1 per $100
On the next 8,000 ... 75 cents per $100
40,000 ... 40 „ 100
150,000 ... 30 „ 100
800,000 ... 20 „ 100
(6) By the vendor to his solicitor (where one is employed)
upon the amount of the consideration in respect of which
stamp duty is payable
On the first $ 2,000 50 cents per $100
On the next 8,000 37| „ 100
40,000 20" „ 100
450,000 10 „ 100
500,000 5 „ 100
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2. Charge of land—
(a) By the chargor to the chargee's solicitor the same fee as
would be paid by a purchaser to his solicitor in respect
of a like consideration.
(b) By the chargor to his solicitor the same fee as would be
paid by a vendor to his solicitor in respect of a like
consideration.
3. Lease of alienated land—

(a) By the lessee to the lessor's solicitor $5 per folio of 100
words.
(6) By the lessee to his own solicitor three quarters of the
above rate.
In every case subject to a minimum fee of S20.
These fees shall be in full for all meetings, letters, consultations,
drafts, enquiries, searches, duplicates, engrossing, filing and register
ing in relation to the several matters treated of and shall be subject
to the following provisos :
(i) Where the fee is calculated on the amount of the
consideration and the consideration exceeds $1,000,000
the fee shall be calculated as though the consideration
were $1,000,000 and
(ii) Where a transaction consists of several transfers from
different vendors to the same purchaser, the fee payable
by the purchaser to his solicitor shall be calculated on
the total consideration on which stamp duty is payable
and not on the consideration stated in each separate
transfer.
THE CUSTOMARY TENURE ENACTMENT, 1926. N.S. K. 1, 2«.

Section IS.—Fee payable by the appellant or applicant
on filing an appeal under sub-section (i) or an
application under sub-section (ii) ... ... ... $3 00
provided that the Resident may at his discretion remit the whole or
any part of such fee.
, THE LAND CODE, 1891.

Assessment on Customary Land.
Rates of assessment on customary lands, to remain in force for a
period of seven years with effect from the 1st day of June, 1927.
Note.—The new rates of assessment will be collected from the 1st
January, 1928.
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a 2975, 31-5-2J. KuALA LUMPUR.
Rate of
• Description of customary land. assessment.
On building lots of 2,400 square feet or under within village *
limits, per lot ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
On lands situated within town limits, per acre ... ... 5 00
„ „ outside town and village limits, per acre ... 4 00
G. 2976, 31-5 27. KuALA SeLANGOR.
On building lots of 2,400 square feet or under within village
limits, per lot .. . ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
On lands situated outside village limits :
(i) Lands cultivated with rubber, per acre ... ... 3 20
(ii) Lands cultivated with padi or nipah, per acre ... 1 00
(iii) Lands other than the above, per acre ... ... ... 1 50
The following rate to remain in force for a period of seven years
with effect from 1st dav of June, 1927.
$ c.
G. 5660, 14-8-31. On lands situated within town or village limits per acre ... 5 00
Note.— The new rate of assessment will be collected from the
, 1st January, 1932.
Ultt Selangor.
Ruto of
Description of customary land. assessment.
On building lots of 2,400 square feet or under within town $
limits, per lot 2 00
On lands other than the above, per acre ... ... ... 3 20
This notification does not apply to the following lands :
Mukim. Title Nos.
Ampang Pechah ... 58, 59, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 70, 71,
72, 73, 86, 88, 91, 92, 93, 95, 97, 98,
99, 102, 103, 107, 110, 116, 120, 122
and 123
a. 2977, si-5-27. Ulu Yam 31, 33, 34, 36, 37, 50, 52, 54, 66, 71, 72,
86, 113, 156, 164, 171, 173, 174, and 182
Eawang ... ... 51, 57a, 61 and 260
G. 2978, 31-5-27. KuALA LaNGAT. $ c.
On customary land cultivated with rubber ... ... ... 3 20
„ ,, ,, cultivated with padi or nipah ... ... 1 00
„ „ ,, other than the above ... ... ... 1 50
F. E.4,20. THE PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION ENACTMENT, 1920.

[For fees under Small Estates (Distribution) Rules, see page 161.]
F. E. 4, 10. THE BURIALS ENACTMENT, 1910.

[For burial ground licences, see page 194.]
93
Lands.
the valuation of land enactment, 1922. f. e. 21, 22.
Rule 3. —The following fees shall be payable under this Enactment .- <?- 2370i s'5 23-
Revaluation (section 17).
hen the value does not exceed— $ c.
1,000 fees .. 5 00
2,500 ii 7 50
5,000 ii 10 00
7,500 11 12 50
10,000 11 •■ 15 00
15,000 11 17 50
20,000 11 20 00
40,000 i1 27 50
60.000 11 35 00
80,000 il 42 50
100,000 ii 50 00
200,000 ii 80 00
500,000 11 . 150 00
1,000,000 i1 •• . 250 00
With an additional $50 for every $200,000 or
part thereof.
Certified copy of entry in valuation roll
(section 46) ..." 5 00
The fees prescribed by rule 3 shall be payable in stamps.
3a. Applications in the prescribed form for new valuations a. 2934, 27-527.
under section 1 7 (i) of the Enactment shall have the prescribed fee
affixed to the form in revenue stamps of the Federated Malay States.
The Valuer-General shall ensure that such stamps are duly
cancelled.
Applications for certificates of valuation under section 46 (i)
shall be accompanied by the prescribed fee in revenue stamps of the
Federated Malay States. Such stamp or stamps shall be affixed by
the Valuer-General to the counterfoil of the certificate, and duly
cancelled by him.
THE WATERS ENACTMENT, 1920. F. E. 9. 20.

The annual fees payable on licences shall be as follows :
For a licence under section 5 (i) (a) ... free <?. loeo, 23223.
5 (i) (b) or (c) $10 to $50, at the
discretion of the
Resident
„ ,, 7 (iii) ... 10 cents per shaft
horse-power of
turbine
7 (iv) (a) ... $5
7 (iv) (fe) ... free
7 (iv) (c) ... $10 to $50, at the
discretion of the
Resident
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F. E. 21, 29. the drainage rate enactment, 1929.
Perak, Selangor and Pahang.
Drainage rate (sec. 8) not to exceed $1.50 per acre per annum.
rates tor 1931.
Drainage areas—Perak : c.
G. 57, 2-1-31. Baean Datoh Delta 00 per acre
per annum
G. 12S7, 18-2-31. Land within Telok Anson Estate Limited 50
Drainage areas— Selangor :
G. 406. 16-1-31. Klang Mukim 45 „
G. 405, 16-1-31. Jeram ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 00 „
0. 407, 16-1-31. Kapar ... ... 65 „
G. 405, 16-1-81. Sungei Buloh (South) 90
G. 1238, 13-2-31. Sijangkang ... ... ... ... ... 90 „
Langat River :
G. 2073, 13-3-31. On Alienated Land ... ... ... ... 1 05 „
On Forest Reserve ... ... ... ... 55 „
G. 405, 16-1-81. Sung« Buloh (North) 1 45
G. 2072, 13-3-31. Banting 1 00
a. 405, 16-1-81. Padang Gajah ... ... ... ... ... 95 ,,
G. 2427, 27-3-31. Kanchong (East) 1 45 „
0. 2427, 27-3-31. (West) 1 50 • '„
G. 3652, 22-5-31. Tanjong Duablas ... ... ... ... ... 1 50 ,,
G. 405, 16-1-31. Badong 1 00
Selangor River :
G. 405, 16-1-81. Area served by Sluice Gate, 40j mile, Rawang Road 10
„ 40| „ ... 10
„ 41| _ „ ... 45
„ Assam Java Drain ... ... 45 ,,
„ Kampong Kuantan Drain ... 80 ,,
G. 5866, In the computation of the annual drainage rate any fraction of
28-10-27. a dollar less than five cents and any fraction of an acre less than one
rood shall be calculated as five cents and one rood, respectively.
F. E. 19, 28. THE MINING ENACTMENT, 1928.

Mining Rules,
1928. Part I.
PREMIA, RENTS AND FEES.
G. 8298, Subject to any special instructions by the Resident given with the
21-12-28. sanction of the Chief Secretary to Government in exceptional cases,
the premia, rents and fees to be charged under the Enactment shall be
as follows :
Table I.
PREMIA AND RENT.
(i) The premium payable on State land disposed of by public
auction or tender under section 5 of the Enactment will ordinarily be
the price bid or tendered by the successful bidder or tenderer.
The reserve price on lands to be disposed of by auction or tender
will be fixed by the Resident.
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Lands.
When premium is charged on State land disposed of under the
said section, without auction or tender, the premium shall be such as
may be either generally or in particular cases fixed by the Resident.
[Rales to be observed in computing premium—fraction of an acre f.s.g. 2580, 26.
in all cases is to be calculated to the nearest quarter of an acre and A-0-0- 852i 26-
charged for as such.]
(ii) The annual rent to be reserved in every mining lease and
mining certificate issued under the Enactment shall be at the rate of
$1 per acre. In computing rent on this basis any fraction of a dollar
less than ten cents and any fraction of an acre less than one rood shall
be calculated as ten cents and one rood, respectively.
[Section 140. —4No quit rent on ancestral mining lands.]
(iii) When any mining lease or mining certificate has been
registered after the thirtieth day of June in any year rent for six
months only shall be paid in respect of such year.
(iv) The rent due on account of the year in which any mining
lease expires shall be so much only as will complete the total amount
of rent due in respect of the term of the mining lease.
Table II.
OFFICE FEES. $ c. Mining Euies,
(Other than those prescribed under the Land Code.)
1. Engrossment and registration of mining lease ... ... 3 00
2. Engrossment and registration of mining certificate ... 2 00
3. Exemption fees under section 19, per acre not less than... 2 00
4. Individual mining licence ... ... ... ... 5 00
5. Prospecting licence, • not less than ... ... ... 100 00
6. Copy of Warden's record and notes (section 105) ... 5 00
And in addition for every 100 words ... ... ... 75
7. Issue of any notice (payable by the person at whoso
instance or on whose behalf the notice is issued) ... 50
Table III.
A—SURVEY FEES.
(Including Cost of Plan and Tracing.) $ c.
10 acres and under ... ... ... ... ... ... 49 50
For each additional acre up to 25 acres ... ... ... 3 30
25 acres 99 00
50 acres 165 00
100 acres 275 00
200 acres 385 00
For each additional acre up to 300 acres ... ... ... 99
300 acres 484 00
For each additional acre up to 500 acres ... ... ... 88
500 acres 660 00
For each additional acre up to 1,000 acres ... ... 77
1,000 acres 1,045 00
For each additional acre above 1,000 acres ... ... 66
Proviso : Surveys for which fees have been deposited at rates
previously in force may be carried out at such previous rates.
• Free for wolfram in Pahim^1.
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Mining Rules, B— FEES FOB THE PREPARATION OF MINING CERTIFICATES.
1928.
a. 489, 17-i-so. I—Where the certificate falls within the scope of sub-section
(ii) or (iii) of section 11 of the Enactment—
S c.
10 acres and under ... ... ... ... ... 20 00
For each additional acre ... ... ... ... 1 00
II—Where the certificate falls within the scope of sub-section
(iv) of section 11 of the Enactment—
8 c
100 acres and under ... ... ... ... ... 2 00
Exceeding 100 acres and not exceeding 1,000
acres ... ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
Exceeding 1,000 acres 10 00
In calculating fees under [Parts A and B of this table an
additional part of an acre shall be reckoned as au additional acre.
C—CHARGES FOR EMPLACING BOUNDARY STONES AND PIPES.

In addition to the survey fees prescribed above the following
charges shall be payable for boundary stones and pipes and shall, in
default of payment, be recoverable in the manner prescribed bv
sections 203 to 208 of "The Laud Code, 1926," tor the recovery
of sums due on account of rent :
S c.
For each boundary stone emplaced ... ... ... 1 00
For each pipe emplaced ... ... ... ... ... 3 50
In further addition to the prescribed survey fees the Government,
in cases where mining lands lie at a considerable distance from my
surveyed land, reserves the right to charge the whole or part of the
cost of the connections necessary to fix the mining lands in their
correct position on the district map at a rate not exceeding two dollars
per chain of traverse run.
D—FEES FOR RE-DRAFTING PLANS IN CASES IN WHICH

NO FRESH SURVEY IS REQUIRED.
S c.
100 acres and under ... ... ... ... ... 2 00
Exceeding 100 acres and not exceeding 1,000 acres... 5 00
g. 489, 17-1-80. Exceeding 1,000 acres ... ... ... ... ... 10 00
g, 8298, In case of surveys which have been attended by special difficulty or
21-12-28. have involved special expense, the Resident may, in his discretion, direct
that, notwithstanding the fact that fees in accordance with the scale
prescribed in Table III have been deposited, the actual cost of such
survey shall be payable by the applicant, and may, in the first instance,
require the applicant to deposit a sum sufficient to cover the estimated
cost of such survey.
[For royalty on minerals or metals, see page 98.]
97
Lands.
the rubber supervision enactment, 1928. f. e. 23, 28.
$ c.
Licence under section 11 ... ... ... ... 100 00 0.4042,146-29.
Sub-licence under section 11a (ii) ... ... ... 1 00 e. 9340,
19-12-30
Licence under section 12: G. 40421 14.6 29.
1. In cases where none of the rubber stored or treated

is grown or produced on land in occupation of the
licensee and the licensee is not a shipping or
forwarding agent :
(a) In respect of a power driven factory ... ... 100 00
(2>) In respect of a smoke-house and a place for
treating rubber with hand rolling machines 10 00
2. In cases where it is shown to the satisfaction of the
Supervisor that the licensee is a shipping or
forwarding agent and is storing rubber solely in
such capacity ... ... ... ... ... ... 10 00
3. In cases where the rubber treated or stored is only

partly grown or produced on land in occupation of
the licensee :
(a) in respect of a power driven factory :
(i) in which is treated rubber produced from
100 or more acres under tappable rubber
in occupation of the licensee ... ... 10 00
(ii) in which is treated rubber produced from
less than 100 acres under tappable
rubber in occupation of the licensee ... 100 00
(6) In respect of a smoke-house and place for
treating rubber with hand rolling machines 2 00
(c) In respect of a place used for the storing only
and not the treatment of rubber ... ... 100 00
Licence under section 13 ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
Every licence shall expire on the 31st day of December
of the year in respect of which it is issued.
Prices of account books to be kept by licensees under section f s o 2873 24
20 (i) :
$ c.
Eubber Dealers Purchase Book ... ... ... 1 00 each
Sale „ 1 00 „
Factory Eeceipt Book ... ... ... ... 1 90 „
„ Eecord „ ... ... ... ... 1 10 „
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Taxes, Duttes, Fees, Etc.

t. e.8,22. the irrigation areas enactment, 1922.
Krian Irrigation Area. f c.
a. 534, 26-7-07. Annual water-rate on lands within an irrigation area on
lands of the 1st class, per acre ... ... ... ... 3 0O
Annual water-rate on lands within an irrigation area on
lands of the 2nd class, per acre ... ... ... ... 2 0O
Annual water-rate on lands within an irrigation area on
lands of the 3rd class, per acre ... ... ... ... 1 00
Cost of providing banks or batas to be recovered in the same-
manner as land rent.
a. 5876, Provided that in the computation of the said rate any fraction of
28-10-27. a dollar less than 10 cents and any fraction of an acre less than one
rood shall be calculated as 10 cents and one rood, respectively.
a. 5040, 18-7-so. Annual water-rate on lot Nos. 157, 158 and 159 held
under grant Nos. 16,425 16,426 and 16,427 in the
mukim of Parit Buntar ... ... ... ... ... $100
G 7898i Annual water-rate on land irrigated by the Dong Irrigation area,
20-11-81. Raub—$1 per acre with a minimum of 50 cents.
MINES.
P. B. 19, 28. THE MINING ENACTMENT, 1928.
Warden's Court.
S(.c. 98. The rate of fees for processes issued by the Warden shall be such
as may from time to time be approved for the Court.
sec. i8i. Royalty on Minerals or Metals,
a.g.o. 2186, 15. All minerals or metals are liable to royalty.
Pg a 4015 Rawang Coal pays 25 cents per ton.
22-12-16. Royalty on gold won within the State and not ) 2^ per cent.
exported j ad valorem
Commutation fee for above royalty in respect of every miner
employed (section 127) of "The Mining Enactment, 1911," $5
per annum.
Pg. a. 155, The royalty on alluvial gold won by persons working under
i-n-06. individual mining licences in the State shall be commuted for a fixed
payment of $5 per annum, exclusive of licence fees, on account of each
such licence; the said payment to be made at the rate of $2.50 for
each six months or part of six months in respect of which the licence
is issued.
a. 798, 9-2-23. • ;pee for eacn dulaug pass to expire on 31st December, • c-
issued under section 108 of "The Mining Enactment, 1911." 1 00
a.g.o. 8816, 18. Proprietory mining licences under Enactment 10/18.
C.S.O. 5229, 18.
Fees in Pahang.
Premium $5 an acre, and rent on area covered by licence at $1 an
acre, in addition to the rent paid under the agricultural title
[For premia, rents, fees, etc., on mining land, see page 94.]
* C.S.O. G. 438/22. Free to Sakais.
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Mines.
the machinery enactment, 1927. f. e. 8, 27.
All fees shall be paid within 10 days from the date of inspection
(sec. 18).
All fees shall be paid into a Government Treasury and credited to
the public revenue.
Fees for Certificates of Fitness. a. 48»5, i» 8 27.
22. (i) Fees according to the following scale, which includes the
transport expenses of the Inspector, shall be charged for the services
specified :
(a) For thorough inspection of a boiler and steam engine
or steam engines attached thereto : $ c.
Under 35 H.P 25 00
Thirty-five H.P. and above but under 70 H.P. 35 00
Seventy H.P. and above 50 00
(b) When after notice given by an Inspector the boiler
and steam engine or steam engines are not ready
for inspection, for each extra visit ... ... ... 15 00
(c) For inspection of a gasholder ... ... ... ... 15 00
(d) When after notice given by an Inspector the gasholder
is not ready for inspection, for each extra visit ... 15 00
(e) For inspection of a generator :
Under 50 H.P. 15 00
Fifty H.P. and over 25 00
( f) For inspection of an installation ... ... ... 5 00
(g) When after notice given by an Inspector any portion
of an installation is not ready for inspection on the
date fixed, for each extra visit ... ... ... 15 00
(h) When any certificate has been suspended on account
of a removable defect, inspection with a view to
revocation of suspension ... ... ... ... 15 00
(i) For every additional visit with a view to revocation
of suspension of a certificate ... ... ... 10 00
(j) For issuing a duplicate certificate of fitness ... ... 5 00
Fees for Examination of Engineers and Drivers. g 43351 19 8.27.
27. (i) Fees according to the following scale shall be
charged to persons examined under these rules : $ c.
For examination for certificate of competency as second
grade engineer ... ... ... ... ... 20 00
For examination for certificate of competency as first
grade engineer ... ... ... ... ... 30 00
For examination for certificate of competency as dredge
master 20 00
For examination for certificate of competency as second
grade driver ... ... ... ... ... ... 6 00
For examination for certificate of competency as first
grade driver ... ... ... ... ... ... 10 00
For issuing a duplicate certificate of competency ... ... Half the
examina
tion fee
100

(ii) If a candidate fails in his examination no part of the fee
shall be returned to him.
30. Fee for safety valve lock supplied by Government $ c.
under Rule 30 2 50
Exemptions :
g. 5212, 20-9-27. All machinery owned or controlled by Government with the
exception of such machinery as is used for the production of electric
power for sale.
a. 2982, 25-4-30. All machinery owned or controlled by the F.M.S.E.
f.s.g. 681/15. Boilers on the mines of the Pahang Consolidated Co., Ltd.
F. E. 16, 23. THE MINERAL ORES ENACTMENT, 1923.

Section 5 (i).—Fee for each licence to purchase, store
and treat mineral ore ... ... ... ... ... $100 00
No such licence shall be issued until the applicant therefor shall
have made a deposit of $200, in the Treasury. Every such licence
shall expire on the 31st of December of the' year in respect of which
it was issued.
Section 29 (i).—No deposit shall be returned to any licensee
until after the expiration of one month from the date on which his
licence expired or while any legal proceedings under this Enactment
are pending against the licensee.
Section 6 (t).—Fee for each sub-licence to purchase
mineral ore ... ... ... ... ... ... $5 00
BORING TOOLS.
Scale of charges for the hire of boring tools,
s. 2913, 08. 3| inches diameter boring tools, $1 per day or $20 per calendar
month for every 50 feet run.
4 inches diameter boriug tools, $1.25 per day or $25 per calendar
month for every 50 feet run. (Ingersol sets included.)
4| inches diameter boring tools, $1.50 per day or $35 per calendar
month for every 50 feet run.
s. 1668, 12. Tools hired for a less period than one month shall be charged for
by the day at the approved rates per diem.
Tools hired for a month and upwards shall be charged for at the
approved rates per mensem, any broken period in excess of one month
being charged for at monthly rates.
V. E. 23, 81. THE TIN AND TIN-ORE (RESTRICTION) ENACTMENT, 1931.
G. 8830, Fee for appeal to the Central Committee against the
31-12-31. decision of the Assessment Committee $50 00
G. 6934, THE DANGEROUS TRADES ENACTMENT, 1909. $ C.
17-10-24 •
Licence to carry on trade of calcining sulphurous and
arsenical ores ... ... ... ... ... ... 100 00
Perak.
a. 1944, 14-3-30. Licence for the refining of arsenic and the preparation
of the arsenical products ... ... ... ... 100 00
Licences expire on the 31st December of the year of issue.
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Electrical Board.
ELEOTEICAL BOAED.
THE ELECTRICITY ENACTMENT, 1925. F. E. 14, 25.
0. 6947
Btjle 24.— (iv) Fees payable on issue of licences for public 30-10-25.
installations shall be as follows :
(a) Where the aggregate power installed does not
exceed 50 kilowatts 10 00
(b) Where the aggregate power installed exceeds 50
kilowatts but does not exceed 150 ... ... 20 00
(c) Where the aggregate power installed exceeds 150
(d) Where the aggregate power installed exceeds 300
(e) Where the aggregate power installed exceeds 600
kilowatts but does not exceed 2,000 ... ... 50 00
(/ ) Where the aggregate power installed exceeds 2,000
kilowatts 60 00
(v) Fees payable on issue of licences for private installations shall
be at the rate of one-half of those prescribed in paragraph (iv) .
Eule 27.— (i) Fees according to the following scale shall be

charged for examinations under these rules : « c
(a) Examination for certificate of competency as third
grade Electrical Engineer ... ... ... 15 00
(6) Examination for certificate of competency as
second grade Electrical Engineer ... ... 20 00
(c) Examination for certificate of competency as first
grade Electrical Engineer ... ... ... 25 00
(d) Ee-examination for removal of restriction on
certificate of competency of any Electrical
Engineer ... ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
(e) Examination for certificate of competency as
second grade Chargeman ... ... ... 6 00
(/) Examination for certificate of competency as first
grade Chargeman ... ... ... ... 10 00
(g) Ee-examination for removal of restriction on
certificate of competency of any Chargeman or
Wireman 2 00
(h) Examination for certificate of competency as
Wireman... ... ... ... ... ... 4 00
(ii) Where certificates of competency have been issued without
examination under rule 26 (vi) no fees shall be charged.
(iii) Examination fees shall be paid in advance, and if a candidate
fails in his examination no part of his fee shall be returned to him.
(iv) All fees shall be paid into a Government Treasury and
credited to the public revenue.
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Taxios, Duties, Fees, etc.

• cm?. Rule 33.—Fees shall be paid for inspection of installations and
apparatus under sections 16 and 17 of the Enactment at the following
rates :
(i) For private installations : $ c
(a) Where the maximum output, or power received,
does not exceed 1 kilowatt at a voltage exceeding
250 or does not exceed 10 kilowatts at a voltage
not exceeding 250
Inspection on completion ... ... ... 5 00
Six-monthly inspection ... ... ... 5 00
(6) When the maximum output or power received
exceeds I kilowatt at a voltage exceeding 250
or 10 kilowatts at a voltage not exceeding 250
but does not exceed 150 kilowatts
(c) When the maximum output or power received
exceeds 150 kilowatts but does not exceed 300
kilowatts
(tZ) When the maximum output or power received
exceeds 300 kilowatts but does not exceed 600
kilowatts
(e) When the maximum output or power received
exceeds 600 kilowatts but does not exceed 2,000
kilowatts
(/) When the maximum output or power received
exceeds 2,000 kilowatts
Provided that the fees for inspection of such private installations
as are by these rules permitted to be used, worked or operated without
licence shall be half those hereinfore prescribed.
(ii) For public installations the fees shall be double those
prescribed by paragraph (i) of this rule.
(iii) In the case of private installations where the distance between
the generating station and the most distant point supplied exceeds
three miles the fees shall be doubled.
69j7 (iv) Where the Chief Inspector directs that further inspections in
2fi-9-80. addition to six-monthly inspections shall be made, no fee shall be
charged for such further inspections.
103
Forests.
Eut.e 40 (i).—All fees payable under the Enactment and these
rules shall he paid in advance.
Exemptions :
1. From all provisions of the said Enactment, all direct current G- mm, 235-30.
installations using a pressure not exceeding 150 volts and situate
entirely on the owners' own property or premises, with the exception
of installations used in places of entertainment where a charge for
admission is made.
2. From all provisions of the said Enactment which refer to a. 2706, 28 5 26.
payment of fees all consumers' private installations receiving energy
from a Government public installation.
3. From all provisions of the said Enactment which refer to
licensing and the payment of fees, any installation owned by the
Government.
4. From all provisions of the said Enactment which refer to the
provision of management or authorised persons all consumers' private
installations receiving energy from . a public installation or from a
Government public installation for use for house lighting or other
domestic purposes.
5. From all provisions of the said Enactment which refer to
inspections, except as specially provided for in the public installation
licence, or under section 37 (ii) all consumers' private installations
receiving energy from a public installation or from a Government
public installation for use for house lighting or other domestic
purposes.
[Charges for lighting, fans and small domestic appliances, gee
page 259.]
FORESTS.
THE FOREST ENACTMENT, 1918. F. E. 34, 18.
Forest produce may be cut and removed— Forest R<ê^
1 . Under licence, for which no fee is payable, and on payment of a. ms,
royalty at the rates in the schedule herein. 24-12-25.
2. By special agreement with Conservator of Forests on
conditions specified in rule 2 (iii).
3. Under permits, for any period not exceeding 6 months. Rule? s, 9.
In this case no royalty is charged, but the following fees are due :
Per man,
per month.
$ c.
1. Timber-cutters 10 00
2. Cutters of mangrove-firewood or burners of mangrove-
charcoal ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 10 00
3. Cutters of firewood or burners of charcoal from timbers of
Class 2 other than mangrove ... ... ... ... 5 00
4. Cutters of firewood for domestic use ... .... ... 50
5. Collectors of other forest produce—
The fee to be fixed in each case by the Conservator
subject to a maximum of $10 per month.
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Forest Euie^ The Conservator, etc., may remit or reduce royalty on certain
Rule e. timber and no royalty shall be payable on forest produce
declared to be unserviceable or used for any -work of public utility,
etc.
Rule 34 (Ui). Fee for the registration, or renewal of registration, of a property
or classification mark, at the discretion of the Conservator, not more
than $1.
For officers empowered to issue licences, permits, etc., and to
collect royalty, gee rules 85 and 36.
Section 49. Certain Forest Officers may compound forest offences.
C.S.O. 659, 21. Sales of wood reports and maps to other than Government
A.0.0. 211, 21. Officers at 50 cents for report and $15 for report with maps.
RATES OF ROYALTY.
Schedule I.
CLASS 1.
G.8148, TREES AND TIMBER, EXCEPT SLEEPERS PAID FOR
24-12-25. BY THE RAILWAY DEPARTMENT.
O. 4944, 17-8-28. A.—EATES OF ROYALTY $10 Per Ton CONVERTED, OR 85 PER
Ton in the Round, if not Calculable under F below.
Trade name. Equivalent names. Botanical names.
AraDg ... Ebony buey, Kayu
h i t a m , Delai
puteh, Meribut Diospyros spp. and Maba spp-
Belian ... Betis, Seminai ... Payena utilis
Chengal Penak Balanocarpus Heimii
Kemuning Ketengga Murraya spp.
Keranji ... Dialium spp.
Merbau Ipil Intsia (Afzelia) spp.
Penaga Lengapus, Menga-
pus, Matopus ... Mesua ferrea
Penaga Laut . . Calophyllum Inophyllum
Rengas Melanorrhoea spp. and
Swintonia spp.
Resak ... Balau, Damar laut
(yellow wood) ,
Giam, Kumus,
Selimbar, Seng-
kawang, Serai,
Tengkawang . . . Shorea spp. Hopea spp. Isop-
tera borneensis, Vatica spp.
Sena ... Angsana ... Pterocarpus indicus
Tembusu Teniusu, Temesu . . . Fagraea spp.
Tempinis Sloetia spp.
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Forests.
B.—Rates or Royalty $6 Per Ton Converted, or $3 Per Forest Rules,
1925.
Ton in the Round, if not Calculable under F below. O. 4944, 17-8-21
Damar Hitam Singga Balanocarpus penangianus and G- 8148,
B. Curtisii 24"12'25-
Kamap Petaling Gajah Strombosia rotundifolia
Kapur ... Keladan ... Dryobalanops spp.
Keledang Artocarpus lanceaefolia
Rulim ... Scorodocarpus borneensis
Leban ... Haleban, Halban Vitex spp.
Malabera Fagraea crenulata
Medang Litsea spp., Micropora spp. and
other Lauraceae
Meranti Pahang Damar Laut (red
wood) Seraya
Batu, Meranti
Bakau ... Shorea spp.
Merawan Chengal P a s i r ,
Mengarawan ,
Pen ga rawa n,
Penagawan, Pe-
nagawan Penak Hopea spp.
Petaling Ochanostachys amentacea
Punah . . . Tetramerista glabra
Ru Casuarina equisetifolia
C.—Rates of Royalty $4 Per Ton Converted, or $2 Per

Ton in the Round, if not Calculable under F below. G. 4944, 17-8-28.
Bintangor Calophyllum spp.
Bungor Bungor-bungor,
Bunga ... Lagerstroemia spp. 0. 7263,
25-10-29.
Damar mi n yak Sanum ... Agathis alba 0. 4944, 17-8-2!
Dedali . . . Bay am Badak ... Strombosia javanica
Geronggang Cratoxylon spp.
Keruing Neram, Meneram Dipterocarpus spp. 1656,
27-2-31.
Jelutong Dyera spp.
Kungkur Albizzia sp.
Melunak Janda Baik, Pusat G. 5024, 18-7-31
beludu, Balong
ayam, Kebal
ayam ... Pentaco triptera mast a. 4944, 17-8-28.
Mengkulang Melima Tarrietia spp.
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Forest Rules, Taxes, Duties, Fees, etc.

1925.
C.—Rates of Royalty $4 Per Ton Converted, or $2 Per Ton
tn the Round, if not Calculable under F below—(cont.)
Meraga (hill form) Cauthium didymum
Meranti ... Damar Siput,
Kepong, Lang-
gong, Lemesu,
Melantai,
Neinesu Shorea spp.
Merbatu (hill form) Parinarium rubiginosum
Mersawa Kayu Loh, Reng-
kong, Sanai,
Sepah Petri ... Anisoptera spp.
Nyatoh Maiang ... Palaquium spp. and Payena
spp.
Punggai Durian Tuang ... Coelostegia Griffithii
Sepetir Sindora spp.
-b. 2480, H-5-26. Seraya Shorea Curtisii
Simpoh Jangkang ... Dillenia spp. and Wormia spp.
I).—Slabs and other inferior pieces, of kinds included in A, B and
C above, not being firewood and not declared unserviceable
under rule 6—$1 per ton.
E Firewood.
Per stack of 50 cubic feet .. . ... ... $0.50
Per cart-load
in Negri Sembilan not exceeding 54 cubic feet ... 0.50
in other States not exceeding 70 cubic feet ... ... 0.70
0. 4944, 17-8-28. F.—Poles of the kinds of timber included in A, B and C above,
if in girth at the base :
1 ft. and less than 2 ft $5.00 per 100
4 ins. „ „ ,, 1 ft. ... ... ... 3.00 „ „
Less than 4 inches ... ... ... 0.50 „ „
Sleepers Paid for by the Railway Department.
Sleepers,
Sleepers, 6i' x 10" x 5", Crossing
Classification 6i' x 10" x 5", rejected for use sleepers, Other sizes.
of timber. for use in the in main line, 20' x 10" x 5".
main line. but used for
other purposes.
Per ton.
1 A 45 cents 33 cents $1.39 $10
I B 27 „ 20 „ 83 cents 6
1 C 18 „ 13 „ 56 „ 4
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Forests.
CLASS 2. Forest Rules,
1925.
All species of trees and timber other than those included in Class 1
and Class 3 of this schedule, and all firewood and charcoal as
under :
A.—Timber, Converted ... $2.00 per ton G. 4944, 17-8-28.
„ 3 ft. and over in girth at the base ... 0.50 „
Poles, 2 ft. but less than 3 ft. in girth at the base 0.07 each
„ 1ft. „ „ 2 ft. „ „ „ 0.05 „
„ 4 ins. „ „ 1 ft. „ „ „ 0.03
„ under 4 inches in girth at the base ... 0.00| „
B—Bamboos $1.00 per 100 O. 8148,
24-12-25.
C.—Firewood —
Mangrove ... 3.00 per 100 pikuls G. 2576, 18-5-27.
t Other Class 2 trees
Per stack of 50 cubic ft. (ton) 0.50
„ head or kan dar-load 0.04
„ cart-load—
in Negri Sembilan not exceeding
54 cubic ft. ... 0.50
in other States not exceeding
70 cubic ft 0.70
D.—Charcoal—
In bulk 0.10 per pikul
In sacks of not more than 80 katis 0.08 ,
CLASS 3. $ c.
Akar paku or tunjok langgit per kati 0 10
Atap, nipah „ 1,000 1 00
Bark, kepong ,, piece 18 ft. length 0 50
„ gelam „ pikul ... 0 10
„ mangrove 0 20
„ tengar 0 20
Bees'-wax 7 50
Bemban, split 1,000 0 10
Damar, mata-kuching ... pikul 5 00
„ penak (chengal) 5 00
daging 1 00
,, of all other kinds 0 50
Edible birds-nests ad valorem . 10%
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Forest Rules, $ <•
1925. _., , ,
Fibre, kabong per pikul 0 20
„ wild pisaDg , , 0 50
G. 2360, 21-4-22. » terap ... ... ad valorem... ... 10%
Fruits, jungle „ 10%
Getah taban merah, tapped ... ... per pikul 500 00
„ of all other kinds ad valorem 10%
Honey per kati 0 05
Jerenang pikul 10 00
Kajang 100 5 00
Eapur Bharus , kati 5 00
Kayu gharu, No. 1 quality „ pikul 80 00
„ 2 „ 60 00
„ 3 40 00
„ 4 , „ „ 30 00
„ 5 „ 15 00
„ lampong, No. 1 ... ... , ... 4 00
„ 2 2 00 •
Kemenyan ... ... ... , ... ... 3 00
Leaves, nipah „ 1,000 0 02
„ taban merah ... ... ... ad valorem of equal
weight of gutta
taban merah ... ^%
Menkawan, split ... ... ... ... per bundle of 200 . . . 0 02
Mengkuang, mats, No. 1 „ 100 ... ... 5 00
„ „ 2 „ 3 00
Minyak, kayu puteh ... ... quart ... ... 0 10
„ keruing... ... ... ... ,, gallon... ... 0 05
Nibong, unsplit 100 4 00
split , „ 0 75
„ belembang ... ... ... ,, ,, ... ... 0 05
Rotans—
Segah, tanah, and batu, round ... ,, pikul ... ... 1 00
split ... „ „ 2 00
Semainbu with internodes exceeding 28" suitable for
walking sticks ... ... ... each ... ... 0 05
g. 1126, 14-2-30. Semambu chinchang with internodes not exceeding 28" and
damaged canes unsuitable for walking sticks :
(a) 1st quality per 1,000 10 00
(b) 2nd „ , 5 00
Dahan „ , 3 00
Manur, unsplit ... ... ... ,, ,, running feet 1 00
split „ pikul 1 00
All other kinds, round ... ... ,, ,, ... ... 0 50
split , 1 00
Torches, damar ... ... ... ... ad valorem 10%
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Customs.
TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
THE CUSTOMS ENACTMENT, 1923. F. E. 6, 23.
Section 16, Warehouse Licence.—There shall be charged for every
euch licence an annual fee to be determined by the Chief Secretary in
each case.
EXPORT PROHIBITION.
The Chief Secretary to Government hereby prohibits the exporta- G. woa, 26-9-23.
tion from the Federated Malay States of the articles mentioned in the
schedule hereto except under and in accordance with a licence granted
in that behalf.
Schedule.
(i) China-clay or kaolin.
(ii) Potash felspar or soda felspar intended for use as a flux or
a glaze,
(iii) China stone.
[For definition of (i) and (iii), see Gazette Notification 6096,26-9-23.]
The exportation of the articles mentioned in the schedule hereto is g. 6097, 26-9-23.
prohibited to all ports and destinations abroad other than ports and
destinations in the United Kingdom, British Possessions, Protecto
rates, and Protected States.
Schedule.
Ammunition, cocaine, explosives, other than industrial explosives
firearms, opium.
The exportation from the Federated Malay States of all timber a. 4332, 15-8-27.
included in Class Ia of Schedule I to the Forest Rules, 1925, other
than timber in the form of sleepers or timber consigned to an officer
of the Federated Malay States Railways for use of the Railway
Department, except under and in accordance with a licence under the
hand of the Resident of the State from which such timber is to be
exported: provided that nothing in this notification shall apply to the
exportation of timber from any port or place in the district of Pekan
in the State of Pahang or from that part of the Upper Perak district
which lies north of the Bintang Hijau and Papulut Forest Reserves.
Lizard skins except under and in accordance with the conditions a. 5015, 18-7-so.
-of a licence to export granted by the British Resident of the State in
which the exporter is resident or carrying on his business or trade,
which licence must be produced to the Principal Officer of Customs at
the place or port of export.
IMPORT PROHIBITION.
Skimmed or separated milk (except under licence). <?. 2207, 26.
Howitzers, quick-firing and machine guns, etc. (except under 0. 945, 25.
licence).
Padi (into the District of Krian except under licence). G. eoas, 23.
Orang Utan (Simia Satyrus) except under a licence granted by a 6597,
the Commissioner of Trade and Customs. 12-9-30.
Into the Federated Malay States.—Samsu or arrack contained in g. 5473, 16-8-29.
bottles : provided that where it is shewn to the satisfaction of the
Commissioner that a consignment of samsu or arrack in bottles has
heen ordered for import prior to the date of publication of this
notification he may permit the import of such consignment under
such conditions as he may deem fit.
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(j. 5618, 14-9-28. days and hours during which collection stations
may be open for business and the hours durino-
which goods may be landed or shipped and con
cerning the payment of overtime fees.
5. (i) The ordinary office hours of the Customs Offices and Ware
houses shall be as follows :
Week-days other than Saturdays ... 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturdays ... ... ... ... 8 a.m. to 12 noon
(ii) On Sundays and notified holidays Customs Offices and
Warehouses may be closed throughout the day.
6. Customs Offices and Warehouses may be opened and goods

may be landed or loaded at other than the ordinary hours in accord
ance with the particulars set forth in the schedule hereto and upon ■
payment of overtime fees at the prescribed rates by such person
or persons and in such proportions as are set forth in the said
schedule.
7. Where a Government department desires a Customs Office

or Warehouse to be opened or to land or load goods at other than
the ordinary hours reasonable notice as laid down by departmental
regulations shall be given beforehand to the Proper Officer of
Customs concerned. Iu all other cases the importer or exporter
or his agent or the master or agent of any vessel in port as the
case may be or where a vessel is not in port and it is desired to
load or land goods, the agent of the vessel concerned, shall give
notice in writing before the close of the ordinary working hour
immediately preceding the time when it is desired to have the
Customs Office or Warehouse open or to land or load goods. On
failure to give such notice the Proper Officer of Customs shall
have a discretion as to permitting the opening of the Customs
Office or Warehouse or the landing or loading of goods or
otherwise.
Always provided that :
(a) In the exercise of such discretion the Proper Officer of
Customs shall, as far as may be practicable, endeavour
to meet the convenience of the public.
(6) No goods shall be landed or shipped between the hours
of 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. except with the special permission
of the Proper Officer of Customs.
(c) Ice n nd fresh fish may be landed at any time.
8. All overtime fees payable under these rules and the schedule
hereto shall be paid into the public revenue and all overtime fees
earned by Customs Officers or employees shall be deemed to be
moneys due to them and payable from the public revenue in
accordance with such departmental regulations as may from time
to time be made.
Ill
Customs.
9. No Customs Officer, cleric, peon, watchman, employee or g. 5618. 14-9-28.
labourer shall be deemed to have a claim against the public revenue
"for overtime fees in respect of work done in other than the ordinary
hours unless he has worked for more hours than the normal number
.as fixed by the departmental regulations.
10. Where overtime fees are payable in accordance with the
■schedule hereunder the following scale of fees for overtime allowances
shall be paid into the public revenue in respect of the services of each
■Customs Officer, clerk, peon, watchman or labourer, who shall be
^required to work beyond the ordinary hours at the request of the
master or agent of a vessel in port, or of an importer or exporter.
Such scale of fees shall also apply where overtime fees are expressly
stated in the schedule hereto to be payable by Government and not
by the public.
11. In calculating overtime periods, no account shall be taken
■of fractions of an hour not exceeding fifteen minutes. Fractions
of an hour exceeding fifteen minutes shall count as one hour.
SCALE. Per hour.
Senior Officer of Customs or Customs Probationer . . . ... $3.00
■Clerks, Special Class ... 1.50
„ Class I ... 1.25
„ II .80
„ „ III and Out-door Officers, Special Grade .60
Out-door Officers, Grade I .50
, II .25
„ HI .20 a. 6815, 1-11-
Labourers .15 0. 5618, 14-9
Watchmen, peons and punkah-pullers... .10
Schedule.
OVERTIME PEES.
A. LANDING AND 8HIPPING OF FREE GOODS AND SHIPPING OF
DUTIABLE EXPORTS ON WHICH DUTY HAS BEEN PAID.
N.B.—Fees to be paid by master or agent of vessel or Government.
1. 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. No overtime chargeable to master
or agent of vessel
12. 4 a.m. to 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. Overtime at rate of time and
to midnight a quarter with minimum
charge of two hours
3. Sundays and public holidays Overtime at rate of time and
(except those mentioned a quarter with minimum
below) 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. charge of two hours
-4. Sundays and public holidays Overtime at rate of time and
(except those mentioned a half with minimum charge
below) 4 a.m. to 6 a.m. and of two hours
6 p.m. to midnight
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Taxes, Duties, Fees, etci.

g. 5618, u-9-28. 5. Christinas day, Good Friday, Overtime at the rate of double
Hari Eaia Puasa, Hari Raia time and no extension of hours.
Haji and first day of Chinese Minimum charge of four hours
New Tear 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
g. 2314, 28-3-29. N.B.— Where any of the holidays other than Good Friday
mentioned in the above paragraph fall on a Sunday the rates specified
in the second column of that paragraph shall apply to the following
Monday, where such Monday has been gazetted a public holiday.
a. 5618, 14-9-28. (a) Where duties are performed by Out-door Officers or other
Customs employees within their allotted spell of duty but during
hours for which overtime is chargeable to master or agent of vessel, the
overtime fees to be credited to revenue.
(6) Attendance of trade cleric for receiving manifest and declara
tions as in (1) above from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. to be paid
by Government. In cases (2) to (5) to be paid by master or agent of
vessel.
(c) For watching idle vessels for 12 hours no overtime unless the
usual spell has been worked previously, then overtime at usual rates
6 a.m. to 6 p.m. and time and a quarter after 6 p.m. Overtime to be
paid by Government.
(d) For watching idle vessels on Sundays and public holidays.
Overtime at time and a quarter—to be paid by Government.
(e) Staff for searching passengers' luggage as in (1) above, if
detailed for times beyond usual spell of duty—overtime at usual
rates to be paid by Government.
(/) Special overtime worked by Out-door Officers beyond the
usual spell of duty at request of the Railway for clearing free
goods between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. —usual rates and after 6 p.m. time
and a quarter —to be paid by Government.
(g) Disappointment time.—When Out-door Officers are detailed
for overtime asked for by masters or agents of vessels and not
required, the overtime fees payable by the said masters or agents
shall be the minimum time at rates laid down for the various hours.
(h) Where there is no express provision to the contrary overtime
fees shall be deemed to be payable by the master or agent of the vessel.
Customs Offices and Warehouses.
b. landing of dutiable goods, passing of dutiable exports,
passing of dutiable imports and releasing duty paid
imports from customs warehouses.
N.B.—Fees to be paid by importers or exporters.
6. 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. (Saturday No overtime
8 a.m. to 12 noon)
7. 6 a.m. to 8 a.m and 3 p.m. Usual rate of overtime fees
to 6 p.m. and Saturdays 12
noon to 6 p.m.
8. Sundays and public holidays 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.—Overtime at
(except those mentioned time and a quarter. Minimum
below) time two hours. No extension
of hours
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Customs.
9. Christmas day, Good Friday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.—Overtime at G- ra. u 9 2S-
Hari Raia Puasa, Hari rate of double time. Minimum
Raia Haji and first day of charge four hours. No
Chinese New Tear extension of hours
N.B.—Where any of the holidays other than Good Friday G- 2mi W M9-
mentioned in the above paragraph fall on a Sunday the rates specified
in the second column of that paragraph shall apply to the following
Monday, where such Monday has been gazetted a public holiday.
Warehouse Rent.
Warehouse rent shall be paid on goods deposited in the said <?• sioo, 26-9-23.
warehouses at the following rates provided (i) that no warehouse rent EuIe 14'
shall be chargeable on any goods for the first 48 hours after deposit,
and (ii) that when goods are deposited in a warehouse on a Friday or a
Saturday and removed on or before the following Monday or Tuesday,
respectively, the intervening Sunday is not to be included for the
purpose of assessing the amount of warehouse rent due :
Note.—For the purpose of reckoning the period of deposit in a t. and c.
Customs warehouse under rule 14, such period shall be deemed to Clr- 4i 29-
have ceased at the hour that removal has actually commenced.
In reckoning the period of deposit no account is to be taken of
fractions of an hour, thus 48 hours 59 minutes will count as 48 hours.
Imported Dutiable Goods.

Goods. Warehouse rent.
(i) Tobacco— a. 3021, 11-6 26.
.(a). t, ,, „ 7 , ■ ( 1 cent per week or part
For the first two weeks J - ^ f£ every g ^ £ tobaccQof a
ot deposit ^ deposited or part thereof
,-, the second1 two
For , 1
weeks (1 _
cent.{per week or *>. part . of a
f 1 .. <^\ deposited
week for every 5 lbs. or tobacco
ot deposit or part thereof
, , succeeding
For the -, • t
four \(2 cents per week, or r{, part ■ of a
, „ j
weeks ot deposit & < week tor every 5 lbs. ot tobacco
r (.; ■, ., or part
deposited ' , thereof c
For the remainder••■ ot11V the (4

\ cents
1 r per weekM.or partr., ■ of a
.
period , c
of j
deposit ., <3 week
-, tor everv 5 lbs.
.. ■, or 'part..■ ot tobacco
1 r (_ deposited thereofe
(ii) Liquors—
(c) Liquors imported in casks or drums : G. 610o, 26-9-23.
For the first four weeks f | a cent per gallon for every such
of deposit ( week or part thereof
For the second four weeks 1 1 cent per gallon for every such
of deposit \ week or part thereof
For the remainder of the ( 2 cents per gallon for every week
period of deposit ( or part thereof
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G. 6100, 26-9-23. Goods. Warehouse rent,
(ii) Liquors— (cont.)
(cZ) Liquors imported otherwise than in casks or drums :
For the first two weeks C | a cent per gallon for every such
of deposit ( week or part thereof
For the second two weeks C 1 cent per gallon for every such
of deposit I week or part thereof
For the succeeding four ( 2 cents per gallon for every such
weeks of deposit ( week or part thereof
For the remainder of the C 4 cents per gallon for every week
period of deposit ( or part thereof
(iii) Matches—
For every case of matches ( 10 cf.te » 7e 0r part of ™k'
containing 7.200 boxes } Sf^ct to, lm,mm™
or part thereof / °f 20 .+cents m "gp** of each
e {. deposit
(▼) Petroleum, Petrol, Benzine, etc.—

7597, May not be stored in any Customs warehouse.
10-10 30.
Sugar—
For the first week of deposit Two cents per week or part of a
week for every picul deposited
or part thereof
For any subsequent period Four cents per week or part of a
week for every picul deposited
or part thereof
Cartridges—
For the first week of deposit .. Ten cents per hundred
For any subsequent period Thirty cents per hundred
G. 7819,
16-11-31. Kachang oil ; Tiles—
For the first week of deposit . . Two cents per week or part of a
week for every pikul deposited
or part thereof
or part thereof
Cement—
For the first week of deposit .. Five cents per week or part of a
week for every cask deposited
or part thereof
For any subsequent period Ten cents per week or part of a
week for every cask deposited
or part thereof
Cosmetics and perfumes ;
Cotton, linen, jute, artificial silk
and woollen goods whether
finished articles or not, other
than thread and gunnies;
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Customs.
Silk goods whether finished articles 0. 7819, 16-11-31.
or not, other than thread.—
For the first week of deposit ... Two cents per week or part of a
week for every case or bundle
deposited or part thereof
deposited or part thereof
Cycles and all component parts of
cycles, and tyres and tubes for
cycles ... Two cents per pikul per day for
the fourteen days succeeding
the first two days during which
the goods are kept in the
warehouse, and four cents per
pikul per day for any subse
quent period
Butter, tinned ; G. 8130,
„ frozen ; 27-11-31.
Margarine;
Lard ;
Ghee;
Other cooking fats.—
For the first week of deposit ... Two cents per week or part of a
or part thereof
For any subsequent period ... Four cents per week or part of a
or part thereof
Musical instruments and parts
thereof, including gramophones, O. 8579,
phonographs, records, needles 18-12-31.
and other parts or accessories.
For the first, week of deposit. . . Two cents per week or part of a
week for every case of bundle
deposited or part thereof.
deposited or part thereof.
The minimum warehouse rent to
be charged for any period of
deposit shall be 20 cents
No warehouse rent shall be chargeable on any of the above-
mentioned goods for the first forty-eight hours after deposit.
When goods are deposited in a warehouse on a Friday or a
Saturday and removed on or before the following Monday or Tuesday,
respectively, the intervening Sunday is not to be included for the
purpose of assessing the amount of warehouse rent due.
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Taxes, Duties, Fbes, etc.

Dutiable Goods for Export.
Goods warehoused prior to export :
(Where Customs warehouses ( 2 cents per pikul per day for
areestablishedforthestorage \ the first fourteen days and 4
of goods other than liquors 1 cents per pikul per day for any
and tobacco prior to export) v. subsequent period
s.s. g. 76, Goods Deposited in Warehouses of F.M.S. Export Duty
B"la5' Collection Stations.
Warehouse rent shall be paid on goods deposited in the said
warehouses at the rate of two cents per pikul per day for the first
fourteen days and four cents per pikul per day for any subsequent
period provided (1) that no warehouse rent shall be chargeable on
any goods for the first 48 hours after deposit, and (2) that when
goods are deposited in a warehouse on a Friday or a Saturday and
removed on or before the following Monday or on or before the following
Tuesday, respectively, the intervening Sunday is not to be included
for the purpose of assessing the amount of warehouse rent due.
d 6100, Licences for the Importation of Specified Goods.
26 9-28 Licences shall be issued by the Superintendent of Customs of the
district except licences for the importation of petroleum which shall
be issued by the Commissioner.
Licences to import " intoxicating liquors," denatured spirits
and tobacco each S8 for every calendar month or part of a calendar
month. Licences may be for any period not exceeding one year, but
every such licence shall expire not later than the 31st day of December
next following the date of issue. The fee for transfer of every such
licence is 50 cents.
Intoxicating liquors may be imported for private consumption
only without a licence, but when the quantity imported at any one
time exceeds six gallons a permit to import must be obtained from
the Superintendent of Customs at the station at which it is intended to
pay the duty. No fee shall be charged for the issue of such permit.
No person shall import tobacco direct into any district in the
Federated Malay States otherwise than through the Post Office except
under and in accordance with a licence issued in that behalf, provided
that tobacco intended for private consumption only may be imported
without licence if imported
(a) through the Post Office, or
(6) as part of personal baggage
provided that the quantity of tobacco so imported at any one time
shall not exceed 10 lbs. in weight.
For any quantity exceediug 10 lbs. in weight a licence to import
must be obtained and the tobacco is liable to be detained until such
time as the licence to import is produced.
[For definition of petroleum, see page 120 under Table A, Import
Duties.]
Handling and Weighing Charges.
Huh' f,». The handling charges leviable for the operation of weighing
where such operation is not conducted by the importer, exporter or
his coolies shall be at the rate of 2 cents per pikul reckoned on gross
weight on all dutiable articles imported and exported which require to
be weighed for the assessment of duty, except that for tin, tin-ore,
117
Customs.
wolfram and scheelite when won in Selangor the handling charges Rule 69,
shall be 5 cents per pikul and 3 cents per pikul when won in Perak
and that in the States mentioned the necessary handling for the
weighing of tin, tin-ore, wolfram and scheelite shall be performed by
Customs coolies.
Where any other of the services mentioned in section 24 of a. eioo,
" The Customs Enactment, 1923," are performed by Customs coolies, 26-9-23.
handling charges shall be assessed at the following rates : Rule 70.
LIQUOKS.
A case of whisky, brandy, gin, etc., not exceeding two gallons 05 cents
„ liquors exceeding two gallons ... ... ... 08 ,,
„ beer ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 10 „
A jar of samsu ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 10 „
A drum or cask of liquor not exceeding 100 gallons ... 15 „
„ „ „ exceeding 100 gallons ... ... 20 „
OTHER GOODS NOT SPECIFIED.
A case or bundle not exceeding 1 pikul in weight ... ... 10 cents
„ „ exceeding 1 pikul but not exceeding
1| pikuls ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 15 ,,
A case or bundle exceeding \\ pikuls but not exceeding
2 pikuls 20 „
For every additional pikul or part of a pikul ... ... 05 ,,
DEPOSIT OF DUTIABLE GOODS IN CUSTOMS WAREHOUSES.
For Stamp Duty on Bonds see the second schedule to the Stamp
Enactment.
DENATURING LIQUORS IN CUSTOMS WAREHOUSES. Rule 90.
Fee for permit to denature dutiable liquors . . . One dollar.
CUSTOMS DUTIES. G. 5017,
1. Duties are imposed upon the articles specified in Table A and 18 ' '
Table B appended to this notification at the rates therein severally
specified provided that :
(a) Any dutiable article which is consigned to the Collection
Station at Singapore, Prai or Malacca may be exported
from the Federated Malay States notwithstanding that
the export duty thereon be unpaid provided that such
article is exported by rail ;
(6) Any dutiable article which is consigned to the Collection
Station at Lumut in the Dindings may be exported
from the Federated Malay States territory adjoining
the Dindings River and its tributaries notwithstanding
that the export duty thereon be unpaid provided that
such article is exported by water ;
(c) No dutiable article which is forwarded as goods and is
registered through by rail in accordance with the
provision of rules under " The Railways Enactment,
1912," from a place outside the Federated Malay States
to another place outside the Federated Malay States
shall be liable to the payment of any duty imposed
under " The Customs Enactment, 1923 " ; and
(d) No dutiable article of food taken out of the Federated
Malay States by a passenger for his sustenance on the
journey to his destination shall be liable to export duty
under this notification.
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Taxes, Ddtiks, Fkes, etc.

g 5017, 18-7-30. 2. For the purpose of assessing the amount of ad valorem export
duty payable under this notification, the value of articles shall be
ascertained as follows :
(i) Gold—
(a) The value of gold obtained by any cyanide process shall be
taken at the time of payment of duty to be <£2 per
ounce, and if the amount of duty so paid exceeds or falls
short of 2 1 per cent, of the true value as evidenced in
such manner as the Chief Secretary may approve, such
' excess shall be refunded to or such deficit paid by the
exporter, as the case may be ;
(6) The value of gold obtained otherwise than by a cyanide
process shall be taken at the time of payment of duty to
be ^£4 per ounce, and if the amount of duty so paid
exceeds or falls short of 2| per cent, of the value as
declared in a written certificate from a bank or other
authority approved by the Chief Secretary, such excess
shall be refunded to or such deficit shall be paid by the
exporter, as the case may be.
(ii) Tin and tin-ore—
The value of tin shall be taken at the time of payment of duty
thereon at the latest ascertained market price of tin in
Singapore, prior to the hour of 8 a.m. last preceding the
time of payment of export duty and the value of tin-ore
shall be calculated upon such latest ascertained market
price.
(iii) Other articles—
The value of any other articles shall be taken at the time of
payment of duty to be the value fixed by notification in
the Gazette, provided that the value of sugar may, if the
Chief Secretary so approves, when the year's crop has
been sold by contract, be taken to be the price payable
under such contract.
Table A.
G. 3905, 1-6-81. IMPORT DUTIES.
Description of article. Duty.
Arrack and brandy and any other intoxicating
liquor not hereinafter provided for ... $14.00 per proof gallon
Provided that the duty on brandy imported
in bottle and accepted by the Proper
Officer of Customs as not exceeding
81 per cent, of proof spirit shall be ... 10.50 per gallon
Whiskey, rum and gin ... 13.00 per proof gallon
Provided that the duty on whiskey, rum and
gin imported in bottle and accepted by
the Proper Officer of Customs as not
exceeding 81 per cent, of proof spirit
shall be ... ... ... ... ... 9.50 per gallon
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Customs.
Japanese saki and Chinese sarusu includ- <?■ sdoo, 2-6-31.
ing medicated samsu ... ... ... S12.00 per proof gallon
Bitters and liqueurs not exceeding 100 5. 3905, i-6-si.
per cent, of proof spirit. ... ... 13.00 per gallon
Sparkling wines not exceeding 42 per cent.
of proof spirit ... ... ... ... 6.00 „
Still wines (including medicated wines)
exceeding 26 per cent, but not exceeding
42 per cent, of proof spirit ... ... 4.50 „
Still wines (including medicated wines) not
exceeding 26 per cent, of proof spirit... 1.50 „
Ale, beer, stout, porter, cider and perry ... 1.20 „
Kerosene with a flashing point higher than
73°F, but below 200°F 15
Petrol 35
Tobacco—•
(a) Cigars and snuff ... „.. ... 1.60 per pound
(b) Cigarettes 1.00
(c) Unmanufactured tobacco ... ... .70 „
(d) Manufactured tobacco excluding G. ssn,
cigars, cigarettes and snuff u-12-31.
(i) if imported for sale to
the public in airtight
tins or containers ... 1.10 „
(ii) not otherwise provided
for 80
Matches— e. 3905, l-e-si.
Containers with :
(1) Not more thau 10 matches ... .12 per 100 con
tainers
(2) More than 10 but not more than
20 matches ... ... ... .24 „ „
(3) More than 20 but not more than
50 matches ... ... ... .60 „ „
For every additional 25 matches or part
of 25 matches over 50 in. a container:
a duty additional to the duty under (3) .30 „ ,,
Sugar, jaggery, molasses, sugar candy and
sugar cane 03 per pound
Provided that—
(a) the duty payable upon any intoxicating liquor the strength
of which has been reduced after importation shall in no
case be less than the duty which would have been
payable thereon if reduction had not taken place ;
(6) dutiable articles contained in passengers' luggage which is
registered through in accordance with the provisions of
the rules under "The Eailways Enactment, 1912," from
a place outside the Federated Malay States to another
place outside the Federated Malay States shall not be
liable to duty under this notification ;
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(c) a person being a bond fide traveller entering the Federated
Malay States may be allowed to bring in duty free for
his own consumption :
(i) wine or spirits not exceeding 5 pint ;
(ii) tobacco not exceeding \ pound;
(iii) matches not exceeding 6 boxes ;
(iv) sugar not exceeding 2 pounds.
(d) molasses intended for use in the manufacture of spirits in
a licensed distillery is exempt from duty under this
notification.
Definitions.—Kerosene, sometimes called paraffin oil, is a refined
distillate of petroleum and includes similar distillates of hydrocarbons
derived from coal shale or any other bituminous substance.
Petrol includes the liquid commonly known as petrol, gasoline,
benzine and benzol.
(. 3908, 2-6-81. Cartridges other than such as are
included in section 19 of " The
Explosives Enactment, 1904" ... $10 per one thousand
With effect from the 18th day of November, 1931 :
Description, of article. Import duty.
g. 7820, Kachang oil ... $ .03 per pound
18-11-31. Butter, tinned 12
,, frozen ... ... .15 ,,
Margarine ... ... ... .06 ,,
Lard .04 „
Ghee 12
Other cooking fats ... ... .06 „
Cement ... ... ... 8.00 per ton
Tiles 12.00
Cosmetics and perfumes ... 25 per cent, ad valorem
o 8805,23-12-31. Cotton, linen, jute, silk or artificial
silk, felt and woollen goods and
all textile goods made from
plant fibres, whether finished
goods or not, other than yarn
thread and gunnies ... ... 10 per cent, ad valorem
7820, Cycles and all component parts of
18-11-31. cycles, and tyres and tubes for
cycles ... ... ... ... 10 per cent, ad valorem
Musical instruments and parts
thereof, including gramophones,
phonographs, records, needles
and other parts or accessories 10 per cent, ad valorem
Exemptions.—Duty is not chargeable on
(<z) cotton, linen, jute, silk, artifical silk, felt, woollen and all
textile goods which have been used before importation.
(6) cosmetics and perfumery imported by bon 1 fide travellers
for their personal use in open tins, bottles or other
receptacles.
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Customs.
Table B.
EXPORT DUTIES.
I.—AGBICULTUBAL PRODUCTS. 0. 5017, 18-7 30.
Coconuts and copra 1| per cent, ad valorem
Coffee-
Coffee other than dry cherry or
parchment coffee—
When the value is :
Less than $22 per pikul ... Nil
Not less than $22 per pikul
or more than $24 1 per cent, ad valorem
More than $24 per pikul,
but not more than $26... n
More than $26 per pikul,
but not more than $28...
More than $28 per pikul . 91
"2 » i1
Dry cherry coffee ( The above duty calculated on one-
( third of the gross weight
Parchment „ f The above duty calculated on two-
( thirds of the gross weight
Gambier ... 15 cents per pikul
Gutta-percha (cultivated) mean
ing gutta-percha, as de
fined in the Forest Rules,
1920, produced from trees
which have been culti
vated on alienated land
to the satisfaction of the
Chief Secretary ... 2| per cent, ad valorem
Pepper 30 cents per pikul
Rubber—
Any cultivated rubber (including G. 5017, 18-7-30.
latex) —
When the price of rubber as 1 per cent, of the value of
notified for the time being in the rubber calculated at the
the Gazette is under 30 cents price notified for the time being
per pound in the Gazette
When the price of rubber as If per cent, of the value of
notified for the time being in the rubber calculated at the
the Gazette is 30 cents price notified for the time being
per pound or over but is under
32 cents per pound in the Gazette
When the price of rubber as If per cent, of the value of the
notified for the time being in rubber calculated at the price
the Gazette is 32 cents notified for the time being in
per pound or over but is under the Gazette
33 cents per pound
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a. 6017, is 7-so. When the price of rubber as ( „ . e , e ,-,
notified for the time bein in i per c ' 0 value of the
,
the „ .,
Gazette ■
is oo cents
da a 1 rubber calculated
, ,- at the
, • rprice
•
per pound or over but is under I1
-, ■ , . , notified
^ Qax fte for the time being in
34 cents per pound \
When the price of rubber as i ^ cent f ^ value rf ^
notified for the time being m ^ cakulated at the ice
the Gazette
-. is i o4 . • cents <1 notified-, ^for the
., time
.. being„ in
-
per pound or over but is under / ^ Gazette
35 cents per pound \
When the , , * price of
,. rubber
. . as
■ . nl per cent,, of£ the
2i .* value
i ot. the
.v„
notified for the time being m \ calculated at the ice
the Gazeft. is 35 cents per pound notified f ^ ^ ^ in
or over but is under .50 cents / n ,,
per pound-, the Gazette
When the price of rubber as / cent q{ fche value rf ^
notified for the time being in \ calculated at the ice
the M is 50 cents per < notified for ^ ^ ^ in
pound or over but is under oO I Qazette
cents per pound 1
Whe?. *K Prlf °f rUubb6r aS ( 4 per cent, of the value of the
notified for the time being in \ calculated at the price
the Gazette is 60 cents per, notified for ^ time bd iu
pound or over but it is under ^
80 cents per pound I
When the price of rubber as ( 5 per cent, of the value of the
notified for the time being in \ rubber calculated at the price
the Gazette is 80 cents or over j notified for the time being in
per pound V the Gazette
In addition to the ad valorem duty herein prescribed a further
duty of 10 cents per pikul or part of a pikul is imposed on all
rubber exported, irrespective of the value of such rubber. Such
further duty will be devoted to the purposes of the Rubber Research
Institute of Malaya.
For the purposes of this notification one gallon of latex shall
be taken as equivalent to three and a half pounds of rubber, and
bark shaving from rubber trees shall be taken to contain 20 per cent,
by weight of rubber.
Sugar—
Sugar ... ... ... ... 1 per cent, ad valorem
Sugar-cane ... ... ... 1 cent per pikul
Tapioca ... ... ... ... 2| per cent, ad valorem.
Drawback on goods dutiable on import, when re-exported as part
or ingredient of any goods manufactured in the F.M.S.
g. 6696, 25-9-31. Sugar—Seven-eighths of the import duty paid thereon, provided
that in the case of sugar used in the manufacture of tinned pineapples,
the drawback shall not exceed 21 cents in respect of each case
containing 72 pounds nett weight of pineapples.
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C PSTOMS.
II. FOEEST PEODUCTS. 0. 5017, 18-7 SO.
EXPORT DUTIES ON FOREST PRODUCTS.
Rembia ataps 10 per cent, ad valorem
Nipah ataps—
(a) Bertindeh tulang ... $1.50 per 1,000
(b) Bertumu 1.00
(c) ,, daun .75 „
(cZ) Other kinds 10 per cent, of the wholesale prices
in the centres of production
Getah rambong (India-rubber) $5.00 per pikul
Formosa camphor 10 per cent, ad valorem
Kepong bark 10
III.—MINEEALS, METALS AND METALLIFEROUS OEES.

Gold 2| per cent, ad valorem
Tin-
Tin smelted or manufactured
from tin-ore won in the
Federated Malay States—
When the price of tin does
not exceed $41 (per pikul) $10.00 per bhara
When the price of tin exceeds
S41 but does not exceed
$42 10.50
When the price of tin exceeds
$42 but does not exceed
$43 $11.00
and so on, the duty per bhara
being increased by 50
cents for every dollar by
which the price of tin
exceed s $41
f 72 per cent, of the duty on tin,
with, in the case of tin-ore
exported otherwise than under
such guarantees as the Chief
Tin -ore ... I Secretary may require that it
shall be smelted in the Straits
Settlements, Australia or the
United Kingdom, an additional
duty of $30 per pikul
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c 2882, 17-4-si. Tin-ore—
In addition to the existing ad valorem duty, a further duty of
five cents per pikul on all tin-ore exported.
Such further duty will be devoted to defraying the expenses
incurred in connection with Tin Restriction.
O- 8827, In addition to the existing ad valorem duty and the duty
31-12-31.
imposed by Notification No. 2882 published in the
Gazette of the 17th April, 1931, a further duty of five
cents per pikul on all tin-ore exported, to take effect
from the 1st January, 1932, inclusive.
Such further duty will be devoted to the purposes of tin
research and development.
f At the rate prescribed for tin-ore,
unless the consignment is ac
companied by a certificate of
assay granted by the Govern
ment Geologist or approved by
a. son, is-7 30. Tin slag and hard-head of tin ... ■{ the Warden of Mines, in which
case the duty shall be at the
rate prescribed for tin smelted
or manufactured on the amount
of tin estimated to be contained
in such consignment
Scheelite ... $2.00 per pikul
Wolfram ... ... $2.00
All other metals and metalliferous
ores 10 per cent, ad valorem
Proviso.—The above duties shall not be payable in respect, of
metals and metalliferous ores exported by any person
at the time being privileged to pay export duty at a
lower rate.
F.S.O. 2394, 31. • Export duty on iron-ore won
A.O.O. 47, 31.
by the Japanese firm Ishihara
Sangyo Kaiun Goshi Kaisha,
Singapore in Pahang ... 10 per cent, on a minimum value
of $5 per ton
t China-clay or kaolin 2\ per cent, ad valorem
t Potash-felspar or soda-felspar
intended for use as a flux or a
glaze
t China- stone 2|
• Royalty will take the place of export duty if the Customs union
eventuates. t These articles are prohibited to be exported except under
licences granted by the Chief Secretary.
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Customs.
IV. (a) MISCELLANEOUS. <?- mU, 18-7!w-
(Perak, Selangob and Negri Sembilan.)
Blachan ... 50 cents per pikul
Fish, dried and salted 10 per cent, ad valorem
Fish maws, fish refuse, ikan
gelama, prawns (dried) ... 10 „ „
Ovsters, fresh $5 per pikul
Oysters, dried, mother-of-pearl
shell, beche-de-mer and sharks'
fins ... ... ... ... 10 per cent, ad valorem
Horns, tanned skins, raw or
dressed hides, bones, and tallow 10 ,, „
iv.—(b) miscellaneous.
(Pahang only.)
Fish dried—
Class A— (i) Sharks' fins ... $1.50 per pikul
„ A — (ii) Tenggiri, ikan
merah, kachang, selor,
bileh, bawal, talang . . . .75 „
,, B—Selor kuning ... .60 ,,
,, C—Pelata, gelama, selor
puchat, lema... ... .50 ,,
„ D—K e m b o n g , khe'
kheh, selayang ... .40 ,,
,, E —Tamban, udang,
blachan, ikan yu ... .30 ,,
,, F—Eampai, layor, pari,
duri, bakau, budu
and all other fish not
mentioned above ... .15 „
Oysters, dried, mother-of-pearl shell
and beche-de-mer ... ... 10 per cent, ad valorem
Horns, tanned skins, raw, or
dressed hides, bones, and tallow 10 „ „
IV.— (c) MISCELLANEOUS.

Elephants ... ... ... ... 20 per cent, ad valorem
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G. e099, 26-9-S3. EXEMPTIONS FROM IMPORT DtJTY.
(1) Rectified spirit and petroleum either imported by or on behalf
of the Federated Malay States Agricultural Department.
(2) Spirits of wine and medicinal spirits imported by or on behalf
of the Federated Malay States Medical Department.
(3) British pharmacopceial preparations containing more than 2
per cent, of alcohol by weight, other than medicated wines.
g. 1980, 3-4-25. (4) Intoxicating liquors and tobacco imported on account of
officers and men of His Britannic Majesty's Army serving on full
pay in the Federated Malay States.
g. 2S08, 30-4-26. (5) All dutiable goods imported for their own personal use by
Their Highnesses the Sultans of Perak, Selangor and Pahang and the
Yang di Pertuan of Negri Sembilan in respect of which a certificate
signed by the Private Secretary to any of Their said Highnesses to
the effect that such goods are intended for the personal use of His said
Highness shall have been presented to the Proper Officer of Customs.
a. 220fl, 30-4-26. (6) Samples of tobacco sent by post addressed to the Agricultural
Department, Kuala Lumpur.
g. 3890, 23-7-26. (7) Spirits of wine for Survey and Museums Departments.
a. 1898, 1 4-27. (8) Alcohol and petroleum ether for Rubber Research Institute of
Malava.
a. 5474, 16-8-29. (9) All petroleum imported by or on behalf of His Britannic
Majesty's Navy or Air Force for the use of the said Navy or Air
Force or sold to the said Navy or Air Force for the use thereof prior
to or at the time of removal from a Customs warehouse.
c. 5475, 16 8-29. (10) All intoxicating liquors or tobacco imported by or on behalf
of the proper authorities on account of officers and men of His
Britannic Majesty's Air Force serviug on full pay and being at the
time in the Federated Malay States or on account of officers and men
of His Britannic Majesty's Navy serving on full pay and being at the
time in the Federated Malay States or the territorial waters thereof ;
and it is expressly declared that all intoxicating liquors or tobacco
sold to the proper authorities on the account aforesaid prior to or at
the time of removal from a Customs warehouse shall fur the purposes
of this exemption be deemed to have been imported on behalf of the
proper authorities aforesaid.
g. 7256, (11) Petrol imported in the tanks of motor-cars and lorries
23-ioci. entering t|je Federated Malay States.
O- 8580, Butter and cooking fats imported on the restaurant cars of the
18-12-31 Federated Malay States Railways
. for the bona fide consumption of
passengers on the train, to an extent not exceeding in the aggregate
three pounds at any one time.
Exemptions from Export Doty,
g. 7i, 24. (1) All rubber goods manufactured in the Federated Malay
G. 2804, 27-5-27. States. This exemption shall remain in force for a further period of
five years commencing from the first day of September, 1927.
g. 6562, 3-1024. (2) All rubber goods and samples of rubber not exceeding
11 poaiids in weight sent by parcel post and marked "Rubber
Goods" or " Rubber Samples " as the case may be.
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Customs.
(3) Manufactured rubber goods conveyed in the luggage of a. sm, 12-6-25.
bona, fide travellers up to a weight not exceeding eleven pounds
for each such traveller.
(4) Rhinoceros and seladang horns. c. sl371 2s.
(5)
v ' Crocodile and snake skins. °-
G. 4M8'
5016, 27-
30.
(6) Flourspar exported to Calcutta by Messrs. Kramat Pulai Ltd. f-8-0-^-
(7) Samples of tin-ore in parcels not exceediug 2 pounds in weight O. 6ii8, so-8-29.
exported from the F.M.S. by parcel post.
(8) All such rubber exported by the Harcroft Rubber Estates, »■ 26-9-so.
Limited, from Harcroft Estate as shall be proved to the satisfaction
of the Commissioner, Trade and Customs, to have been prepared from
rubber produced upon the Rycroft division of such estate situated in
the territory of the Straits Settlements.
Monthlv : Statement of Tin and Tin-in-ote, F.M.S. \ AG0- mi *>■
" Rubber Return 1 f.s.g. i869, 2».
Gold Output, F.M.S
Quarterly : Return of Imports and Exports $10 per annum.
Yeuily : Return of Imports and Exports
Commissioner's Annual Report
For every special return not involving a special search per $ c.
folio of 100 words ... ... ... ... 50
For every special return involving a special search and
relating to the current year, per folio of 100 words ... 2 00
For every special return involving a special search not
wholly relating to the current year, per folio of 100 words 3 00
Statement of Tin and Tin-in-ore, F.M.S. — F.S.G. 1868, 29.
Typed copy each ... ... ... ... ... ... 50 cts. A.G.O. S81, 8tt
Printed copy each .. . ... ... ... ... ... 10 „
If the statement is to be telegraphed $6 p.a. in addition to cost of
telegram.
THE FREIGHT AND STEAMSHIP ENACTMENT, 1910. r.E. i31 i0.
Duty on bills of lading, 20 per cent, of the freight.
N.B.—The States of Perak, Selangor, Negri Sembilan and Pahang
are exempted from the operation of this Enactment for the present—
(Notification No. 2674, 23.12.10).
-> THE EXCISE ENACTMENT, 1923. F.K. 5, 23.
Section 12. —Licence to distil or manufacture liquors.-—There shall
be charged for such licence an annual fee to be determined by the
Resident in each case.
Section 20. —Licence for warehouse.—There shall be charged for
such licence an annual fee to be determined by the Resident in
each case.
The Excise duty ou intoxicating liquors manufactured in the 0. 3907, l-e-si.
Federated Malay States shall be as follows :
Chinese samsu including medicated samsu $ 9 per proof gallon
Other intoxicating liquors... ... ... 11 ,, „
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Bulks Fixing the Fees to be Paid as Overtime Allowances.
a. 7667, 7-12-28. J, The following scale of fees shall be paid as overtime allowances
in respect of the services of each Excise Officer, clerk, peon,
watchman, labourer or employee who shall be required to work at the
request of the owner of a distillery, match factory or licensed
warehouse beyond the ordinary hours as fixed by rule under " The
Excise Enactment, 1923."
SCALE. Per hour.

Senior Excise Officer or Excise Probationer ... % 3.00
Clerks, Special Class 1.50
„ Class I 1.25
„ II .80
„ „ III and Special Grade Out-door Officers .60
Out-door Officers, Grade I ... .50
„ II .25
„ HI .20
Labourers... .15
Watchmen, peons and punkah-pullers .10
2. All overtime fees payable under these rules shall be paid into
the public revenue and all overtime fees earned by Excise Officers or
employees shall be deemed to be moneys due to them and payable
from the public revenue in accordance with such departmental
regulations as may from time to time be made.
3. No Excise Officer, clerk, peon, watchman, labourer or employee
shall be deemed to have a claim against the public revenue for
overtime fees in respect of work done in other than the ordinary
hours unless he has worked for more hours than the normal number
as fixed by departmental regulations.
Office Hours.
g. 7668, 7-12-28. (i) The ordinary hours during which a distillery, or a licensed
warehouse, or a match factory may be opened shall be as follows :
a. 7669, 7-12-28. Week-days ... ... ... ... 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturdays ... ... ... ... 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.
0. 7670, 7-12-28. (ii) On Sundays and notified holidays and during other than the
hours specified in sub-section (i) hereof a distillery or a licensed
warehouse or a match factory may not be opened or remain open
except with the permission of a Senior Excise Officer and such officer
shall have a discretion to refuse permission and may normally refuse
permission unless application for such permission is made before the
previous ordinary closing hour or within such reasonable time
beforehand as may be fixed by departmental regulations.
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Customs.
(iii) Where a distillery or a licensed warehouse or a match factory a. m«. 7-12-28.
is opened during hours other than those specified in sub-section (i)
hereof or on the days specified in sub-section (ii) the distiller, or the
licensee, or the proprietor, (as the case may be) shall pay overtime
fees in respect of the services of any Excise Officer, clerk, peon,
watchman, labourer or employee as may be requisite in accordance
with the prescribed scale for overtime fees and in such proportion as
are set out in the schedule hereunder.
(iv) In calculating overtime periods, no account shall be taken of
fractions of an hour not exceeding fifteen minutes. Fractions of an
hour exceeding 15 minutes shall count as one hour.
Schedule.
(i) 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays ") Overtime at prescribed
1 p.m. to 6 p.m. j rates
(ii) Sundays and public holidays j Time and
6 a.m. to 3 p.m. ) ^
(iii) Sundays and public holidays S Time and a faalf
3 p.m. to 6 p.m. )
(iv) Christmas day, Good Eriday,
Hari Raia Puasa, Hari Raia 7,
Haji and first day of Chinese > Double time
New Year 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
with no extension
No distillery or no licensed warehouse may be opened except in
the presence ot the Proper Officer of Excise nor shall any part of it
be used as a human habitation.
Licensing Board. $ c. a. em, 209-23
Temporary licence per diem ... ... ... ... .•• 20 00 Rule 46.
„ extension of hours of sale per hour 20 00
The fee for a temporary licence may be reduced by the Chairman Rule 47.
of the Licensing Board if the licence be in respect of a consecutive
period exceeding 10 days, provided that the amount of the
reduced fee for the period in excess of 10 days be not less than
$4 per diem.
C $10 for every month or part of Rule 54.
Every wholesale dealer's licence ( a month G. 7313,
10-10-80
Transfer of „ 50 cents
f $8 for every month or part of Rule &o.
Every retail shop licence (_ a month
Transfer of „ 50 cents
C $24 per month or part of a RUie 66.
Public-house licence, 1st class
(_ month
i, 2nd „ $18
,. 3rd $12
Public-house licences in respect of railway station refreshment Rule 67.
rooms, Government rest-houses and theatres may be issued at such fees
and on such conditions as the Licensing Boards with the approval of the
Resident concerned in each case and from time to time may decide.
F
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Taxes, Dutiks, Fees, etc.

The Commissioner may issue public-house licences for the
sale of intoxicating liquors in railway restaurant cars at such fees as
he may deem fit.
ti jj t. tlicence (retail)
,j. -in jf $1.50 per month or part of a
Toddy-shop month
Transfer of „ ... ... ... 50 cents
Inspection note-book, each ... ... 50 „
ran. i i toddy-shop
Wholesale i. jj u vlicence ... j( $1.50 per month or part of a
month
Transfer of ,, ... ... 50 cents
Permit for the storage of toddy by ^ $2 for a year or any part
bakers ( thereof
Chemists licence ... ... ... $2 per month or part of a month
All licences shall expire not later than the 31st day of December
following the date of issue.
9 c.
Permit for denaturing of liquors in distillery or warehouse ... 1 OO
Analysis of liquors by Government Chemist ... ... ... 25 00
Account books, Toddy-shop (E. 14) each ... ... ... 1 50
Every toddy-shop licence for the sale of toddy by retail shall
be subject to the condition that the licensee shall pay monthly
without demand to the Superintendent of Excise in the district
where the toddy-shop is situated, or in a district where there is
no Superintendent of Excise to the District Officer, forty per centum
of his total takings or such other sum as the Licensing Board
may direct.
Beer house licence $2 per month or part of a month.
(i) In the case of estate toddy-shops the profits of the sale of
toddy may be devoted to all or any of the following purposes :
(a) Presents of food, clothes or cash, to a total value not
exceeding $2 in any one case, to labourers or their
dependants at Deepavali and other festivals ;
(6) Entertainments to labourers at Deepavali and other
festivals ;
(c) Building and maintenance of temples and churches ;
(d) Wages of priests ;
(e) Sports and recreations for labourers and their dependants ;
(/) Anniversaries and prize distributions in estate schools ;
(</) Supplying stationery to labourers ;
(h) Supplying hot congee or coffee to labourers in the early
morning or after work in rain ;
(i) Assisting decrepit labourers and their dependants to
return to India ;
(j) Improving or rebuilding the estate toddy-shop ;
(&) Prizes for the best labourers' gardens ;
(/) Such purposes as may be approved in each case in writing
by the Controller of Labour, Malaya.
(ii) The allocation of profits within the above limits shall be in
the discretion of the manager of the estate.
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COSTOMS.
Excise duty on matches manufactured in the Federated Malay
States :
Rate of Excise
duty.
A. B. C.
c. c. c.
Containers in which there are : 0. 3906, 1-6-31.
(i) not more than 10 matches per 100 containers 9 8 6
(ii) more than 10 but not more
than 20 matches ii ii 18 16 12
(iii) more than 20 but not more
than SO matches ii 45 40 30
For every additional 25
matches or part of 25
matches over 50 in a
container : a duty additional
to duty under (iii) 1i n 221 20 15
The rates in column " A " apply where both the matches and the
containers are made from imported timber.
The rates in column " B " apply where the matches are made from
imported timber and the containers from local timber.
The rates in column " C " apply where both the matches and the
■containers are made from local timber.
POSTS, TELEGRAPHS AND STAMPS.

(See Post Office Guide.)
THE STAMP ENACTMENT, 1930. F. E. 6, SO.
From 1st January, 1932, on every bet made on any totalisator section 27a.
or parimutuel promoted by any racing club or association exempted a. 8820,
under section 15 of the Betting Enactment, 1913, and on every 31-12-31.
■contribution towards any sweep promoted by such racing club or
association there shall be charged a duty of five per cent, of the
amount paid or contributed.
Adjudication fee ... ... ... ... Five dollars Section 33
Adjudication fee One dollar Sectlon 51
The Chief Secretary may, by an order published in the Gazette1 section 71.
authorise any bank doing business in the Federated Malay States, to
compound for the payment of unstamped cheques on condition that
the bank do pay on 1st January and 1st July, in each year to the
Collector the amount due less five cents per dollar.
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STAMP DUTY ON INSTRUMENTS.
Schedule A.
Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty.
c e. «, so. 1. (a) Admission of any person as an
advocate and solicitor ... ... Five hundred dollars
(6) Admission of the managing clerk of
any firm of advocates and solicitors
to appear in Chambers ... ... Twenty-five dollars
2. Affidavit, statutory declaration or
declaration in writing on oath or
affirmation made before a person
authorizedby law to administer an oath One dollar
Exemptions.—Affidavit or declaration in writing when made—
(a) For the immediate purpose of being filed or used in any
Court ; or
(6) For the sole purpose of enabling any person to receive any
pension or charitable allowance ; or
(c) For the sole purpose of satisfying the Government as to the
sufficiency of a person about to become surety for a.
Government officer ;
(d) By persons on accepting an appointment in the Public
Service ;
(e) Under section 8 of " The Post Office Enactment, 1924 " ;
(/) For renewals of Bills of Sale;
(g) By a public officer that he or she has attained the appropriate
age entitling such officer to a pension ;
(h) For the Collector under section 54 ;
and, Estate Duty Affidavits.
3. Agreement for a Charge.—See Charge.
4. Agreement for a Lease.—See Lease.
5. Agreement or Memorandum of an
Agreement not otherwise specifically
charged with any duty, whether the
same be only evidence of a contract or
obligatory on the parties from its being
a written instrument ... ... ... Twenty-five cents
Exemptions.—Agreement or Memorandum—
(«) For or relating to the sale of any goods, wares or merchandise
other than a hire-purchase agreement ;
(b) For service or personal employment where the wages do not
exceed $25 per month, and any agreement between the
master and mariners of any vessel or boat for wages ;
(c) The matter whereof is not of the value of $25.
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Stamp Duty on Instruments.

Annuity.—Convevance in consideration") F. E. 6, 90.
of, and instrument creating by way of >• See Conveyance on Sale
sale or gift )
The same duty as a
Annuity.—Other instrument creating \ charge for the
by way of security j amount deemed to
be secured thereby
Appointment of a new trustee and
Appointment in execution of a power
of any property by any instrument not
being a will Five dollars
Appraisement. —Where the amount of the
Appraisement or valuation does not
exceed $50 Ten cents
Exceeds $50 and does not exceed
$100 Twenty-five cents
$200 Fifty cents
$300 One dollar
Exceeds $300 and does not exceed One dollar and fifty
$400 cents
$500 Two dollars
$1,000 Four dollars
Exceeds $1,000 and does not exceed
$2,000 Six dollars
Exceeds $2,000 and does not exceed
$5,000 ... Eight dollars
Exceeds $5,000 Ten dollars
Exemptions.—
(a) Appraisement or valuation made for and for the
information of one party only, and not being in any
manner obligatory as between parties either by agree
ment or operation of law ;
(b) A certificate of an architect or engineer as to the value of
work done under a building or engineering contract ;
(c) Appraisement or valuation made in pursuance of the
order of any Court or at the instance and for the
information of the Government ;
(d) Appraisement or valuation of property of a deceased
person made for the information of an executor or other
person required to deliver an aflidavit or account of the
estate of such deceased person ;
(e) Appraisement or valuation of any property made for the
purpose of ascertaining the estate duty payable in
respect thereof.
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f. a. a, so. 9. Articles Association of a Company ... Five dollars
10. Assignment.—
By way of security or of auy security.—See Charge.
Upon a sale or otherwise. —See Conveyance.
11. Assurance.—See Policy of Insurance.
12. Average Bond Ten cents for every $100
13. Award, that is to say, any decision in
writing by an arbitrator or umpire—■
For every $100 awarded
and for every frac
(a) In any case in which an amount or tional part of $100,
value is the matter in dispute 10 cents, but not to
exceed in any case
$20
Where no amount or value is
stated . . Five dollars
Exemption.—Awards made under • The Land Acquisition
Enactment, 1922."
' The same duty as a
14. Bank Note promissory note un
less the duty is
compounded for
15. Bill op Exchange.—Payable on
demand or at sight or on presentation . . . Four cents
'Five cents for every
$100 and for every
Bill op Exchange of any other kind fractional part of
16. $100 of the amount
whatsoever (except a cheque or bank or value of the money
note) for which the Bill
or Note is drawn or
made
Note.—When a bill of exchange is drawn in a set according to the
custom of merchants and one of the set is duly stamped, the other or
others of the set shall, unless issued or in some manner negotiated
apart from such duly stamped bill, be exempt from duty ; and upon
proof of the loss or destruction of a duly stamped bill forming one of
a set, any other bill of the set which has not been issued or in any
manner negotiated apart from such lost or destroyed bill may, although
unstamped, be admitted in evidence to prove the contents of such lost
or destroyed bill.
17. Bill of Lading Ten cents for each copy
18. Bill op Sale—
Absolute.— See Conveyance.
By way of security. —See Charge.
135

Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty. F E.
19. Bond for securing the payment or
repayment of money or the transfer or
re-transfer of stock—See Charge.
f(a) When the penalty
or amount sec
ured does not
20. Bond or Charge executed by way of exceed $500, the
indemnity or of security for the due same duty as a
execution of an office, or to account -j charge for the
for money received by virtue thereof penalty or
or to secure the due performance of amount secu
a contract red
(&) In any other
case, $2
Exemptions.—
(a) Bond executed by an officer of the Government or his
surety to secure the due execution of an office or the
due accounting for money or other payments secured
by virtue thereof.
(b) Bond for securing the refund to Government of amounts
overpaid to persons appointed by Government officers
to receive their salaries or allowances when absent
on leave.
21. Bond on obtaining Letters of Adminis

tration—
Where the gross value of the estate
exceeds $1,000 and does not exceed
$10,000 One dollar
Where the gross value of the estate
exceeds $10,000 Two dollars and fifty
cents
22. Certificate to be taken out yearly by
every person practising as an advocate
and solicitor ... Thirty dollars
Note.—See also Share Certificate.
23. Charge, Agreement for a Charge,

Bond, Debenture, Covenant, and
Bill of Sale by way of security—
(a) Being the only or principal or
primary security for the pay
ment or repayment of money—
Not exceeding $25 Ten cents
Exceeding $25 but not exceeding
$100 Twenty-five cents
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$250 Fifty cents
$500 One dollar
And for every further sum of
$500 or any part thereof . . . One dollar
(6) Being a collateral or auxiliary or \

additional or substituted secu- J ^ . , , ■, .
., or by
rity , 0 n / One-fifth of. the. duty
J . J wayJ of i further,.assu-j \f on the,■ principal ■ or
J
ranee for , the above-mentioned i
. i or \i primary m.
purpose where the principal r J securityJ
primary security is duly stamped )
(c) Transfer, Assignment or Dis- •
position of any charge, bond, One-quarter of the
covenant or debenture or of any duty which would
money or stock secured by any be chargeable on a
instrument or by any warrant I charge for the
of attorney to enter up judgment amount transfer
or by any judgment red
. ■, i , c ,, ^ The same duty as a
And also
i i where
it ■,n ., ,ianvJ■ further money
,i ,■ f)'
-,J ■ • i security
principal
Drincinal •*
is added to the money already ^* £or
secured 01 s^MR , 1 furth
111 R1
monev
((Z) Re-Conveyance, Re-Assign
ment, Release, Discharge,
Surrender, or Renunciation
of any such security as aforesaid
or of the benefit thereof or of
the money thereby secured—
(i) If the total amount of value of
the money at any time
secured does not exceed
$500 Fifty cents
(ii) In any other case One dollar
(e) Charge executed in pursuance of

a duly stamped agreement for
the same on production of such
agreement to the Collector One dollar
24. Charter-party One dollar and fifty

cents
25. Cheque (unless compounded for) Four cents
26. Contract. —See Agreement.

137

Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty, p j;. 6 30.
27. Contract Note —
(a) Relating to the sale of any shares,
stock or marketable securities
in companies incorporated in
the Federated Malay States or
the Straits Settlements Five cents
(6) Relating to the sale of any shares, \
stock or marketable securities J
in companies incorporated else- f rpweri^v cents
where than in the Federated I
Malay States or Straits Settle- \
ments /
Note.—Where a note advises the sale or purchase of more than
one description of shares, stock or marketable security, the note shall
be deemed to be as many contract notes as there are descriptions of
shares, stock or security stated in it to be sold or purchased.
28. Conveyance, Assignment, Transfer or
Absolute Bill of Sale—
(a) On sale of any property (except
stock, shares and marketable
securities)
When the amount or value of the
consideration for the sale does
not exceed $100 Fifty cents
Above $100 and not exceeding
$250 One dollar and fifty
cents
Above $250 and not exceeding
$500 Three dollars
And for every further $250 or any
part thereof One dollar and fifty
cents
(6) On sale or otherwise of any stock,
shares or marketable securities,
to be computed on the price or
value thereof on date of the
transfer—
For every $100 or fractional part
of $100—
(i) Where the transfer bears a
certificate signed by the
transferor that the name
of the transferee was filled
in prior to the execution of
the transfer by the trans
feror Ten cents
(ii) In every other case ... Thirty cents
138

F E. a»3o; Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty.
(c) Of any property by way of security
or of any security other than a
marketable security See Charge
The same duty as a
(d) Of any property by way of gift conveyance on sale
(whether by way of voluntary for a consideration
disposition or otherwise) equal to the value
of the property
(e) Of any kind not otherwise spe
cially charged with duty Five dollars
Exemptions.—
(a) Conveyances and transfers to the Ruler of a State or to
the Government of the Federated Malay States or of
any State, or to any person to the use of or in trust for
such Ruler or Government.
(6) Transfers on sale of land for the recovery of Land
Revenue.
(c) Transfers by Endorsement—
(1) Of a bill of exchange, cheque or promissory note;
(2) Of a bill of lading ;
(3) Of a policy of insurance ;
(4) Of charges on rates and taxes authorized by any
Enactment for the time being in force in the
Federated Malay States ;
(5) Of securities of the Government of the Federated
Malay States.
29. Copt ob. Extract (attested or in any

manner authenticated) of or from—
(a) An instrument chargeable with (1) If the original
any duty. was not charge
(b) An original will or codicil. able with duty,
or if the duty
(c) The probate or probate copy of a with which it
will or codicil. was chargeable
(<2) Any letters of administration. does not exceed
fifty cents :
(e) Any public register (except any Twenty-five cents
register of births, baptisms,
marriages, deaths or burials). (2) In any other case
Fifty cents
(/) The books, rolls or records of any
Court.
Exemptions.—
• (a) Copy of any paper which a public officer is expressly
required by law to make or furnish for record in any
public office or for any public purpose.
(6) Copy or extract of or from any law proceedings.
139

Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty. S, ft. 6, «J.
30. Counterpart or Duplicate of any ins
trument chargeable with duty, and in
respect of which the proper duty has
been paid: provided that the original
shall be produced duly stamped, if
required by the Collector—
(a) If the duty with which the origi- 4\ The same duty as is
nal instrument is chargeable > payable on the ori-
does not exceed 50 cents j ginal
(6) In any other case ... ... ... Fifty cents
31. Covenant.—Any separate instrument of
covenant (not being an instrument
chargeable with ad valorem duty as a
conveyance or charge) made on the sale
or charge of any property, or any right
or interest therein, and relating solely
to the conveyance or enjoyment of or
the title to the property sold or charged,
or to the production of the documents
of title relating thereto, or to all or any
of the matters aforesaid ... ... Five dollars
32. Debenture.—See Marketable Security and Charge.
33. Declaration or Revocation op ant
use or Trust of or concerning any
property by any writing not being a
Will or an instrument chargeable
with duty as a settlement—
(i) "When the value of the property
does not exceed $1,000 ... ... Two dollars
(ii) In every other case... ... ... Five dollars
34. Discharge op Charge. —See Charge.
35. Dissolution op Partnership.—See Partnership.
36. Duplicate.—See Counterpart.
/ The same duty as a
conveyance on sale
37. Exchange.—Any instrument whereby J for a consideration
an exchange of any property is effected ] equal to the value of
the property of
greater value
38. Extract.—See Copy.
39. Further Charge.—See Charge.
40. Gipt —S°e Conveyance.
140

E. E. 6, 80. Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty.
41. Indemnity Bond.—See Bond.
42. Insurance.—See Policy of Insurance.
43. Lease or Agreement for Lease of
any land, house or other immovable
property granted or made—
When the lease is for a period
Exceed Exceed
Not ing one ing three
exceed but not years or
ing one exceed for any
year. ing three indefi
years. nite
term.
$ c. $ C. $ c.
(a) Without fine or premium when the

average rent calculated for a whole
year—
(i) Shall not exceed in value $100... 0 50 1 00 2 00
(ii) Shall exceed $100 but shall not
exceed $250 1 00 2 00 4 00
(iii) Shall exceed $250 but shall not
exceed $500 2 00 4 00 8 00
(iv) Shall exceed $500— for every
$250 or any part thereof 1 00 2 00 4 00
f The same duty as for

a conveyance for a
(b) In consideration of a fine or «{ sum equal to the
premium and without rent amount of such con-
^ sideration
/ The duty for a con-
i veyance on sale in
(c) In consideration of a fine or consideration of the
premium and reserving a rent fine or premium plus
the duty on a lease
for the rent
((Z) Where a percentage or proportion,
or the value of a percentage or
proportion, of the produce of the
land is by the lease or agreement
for a lease reserved or payable
to the lessor Five dollars
Note. —This duty is in addition to any duty which may be
chargeable under sub-sections (a) or (c) above on
account of any specified rent, fine or premium.
141

Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty. P. X. 6. so.
(e) Lease executed in pursuance of a
duly stamped agreement for the
same on production of such
agreement to the Collector . . . One dollar
(/) Lease of any kind whatsoever not
otherwise specially charged with
duty ... ... ... ... Five dollars
Exemption. —Agricultural lease or agreement for agricultural lease
for any definite term not exceeding three years where the rent reserved
does not exceed ten dollars a year.
Note.—A lease with option of renewal pays for the full term
including the period of renewal.
44. Letter of Guarantee.—See Agreement.
45. Letter of Allotment and letter of
renunciation or any document having
the effect of a letter of allotment of
shares in any company or proposed
company or in respect of any loan
raised or proposed to be raised by
any company or proposed company . . . Five cents
46. Letter of Attorney.—See Power of Attorney.
47. Marketable Security— The same ad valorem
(i) For or in respect of the money duty according to the
thereby secured nature of the security
as upon a charge
(ii) Transfer, Assignment, or Disposi
tion of a marketable security of
any description—
(a) Upon a sale, gift or settle
ment thereof ... See Conveyance
(6) Upon a charge thereof ... See Charge
(c) In any other case than a
sale, gift, settlement or
charge ... Five dollars
48. Memorandum of Association of a
Company Five dollars
49. Note of Protest by a Master of a ship Twenty-five cents
50. Partition.—
Instrument of ... Five dollars
Exemption.—Where duty has been paid under any order of Court or
Collector of Land Revenue directing a partition no further duty shall be
payable in respect of any instrument carrying such partition into effect.
•51. Partnership.—
(1) Instrument of—
(a) Where the capital of the
partnership does not
exceed $1,000 Two dollars
(6) In any other case ... Five dollars
(2) Dissolution of Two dollars
142

V. E. 0, SO. Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty.
52. Policy of Insurance—
A.—Policy of Sea Insurance—
(1) When the premium on
the policy does not
exceed $1 Five cents
(2) When the amount insured
does not exceed $1,000 Ten cents
(3) When the amount insured
exceeds $1,000 Twenty-five cents
(4) For time policies on hulls
of vessels—
In respect of every sum
of $1,000 and any
fractional part of $1,000
thereby insured—
Where the insurance shall
be made for any time
not exceeding three
months... Ten cents
exceeding three months
and not exceeding six
months... Fifteen cents
exceeding six months
and not exceeding
twelve months... Twenty-five cents
(5) Policies covering a vessel
or her machinery or
fittings whilst under
construction or repair
or on trial, whether the
period exceeds twelve
months or not ... Twenty-five cents
(6) For policies containing a
continuation clause,
additional duty Twenty-five cents
Note.—When a policy of sea insurance is drawn in a set according
to the custom of marine insurers and one of the set is duly stamped,
the other or others of the set shall, unless issued or in some manner
negotiated apart from such duly stamped policy, be exempt from
duty; and, upon proof of the loss or destruction of a duly stamped
policy forming one of a set, any other policy of the set which has not
been issued or in any manner negotiated apart from such lost or
destroyed policy may, although unstamped, be admitted in evidence to
prove the contents of such lost or destroyed, policy.
143

Description of instrument. . Proper stamp duty. F. E. 6, SO.
B.—Fire Insurance—
For all policies and renewals
irrespective of the sum insured
or the term ... ... ... Twenty-five cents
C.—Accident insurance and policy of
insurance for any payment
agreed to be made during the
sickness of any person, or his
incapacity from personal
injury, or by way of indemnity
against loss or damage of or
to any property ... ... Five cents
D.—Life Insurance or other insurance
not specifically provided for,
except such a re-insurance
as is described in Division E
of this article : for every
$1,000 or part of 81,000
insured... ... ... ... Ten cents
E.—Re-Insurance by an Insurance
Company, which has granted
a Policy of Sea Insurance
or a Policy of Fire Insurance,
with another Company by
way of indemnity or guarantee
against the payment on the
original insurance of a certain
part of the sum insured
thereby irrespective of the
sum insured or the term . . . Five cents
Exemption.—Letter to cover or engagement to issue a policy of
insurance. Provided that unless such letter or engagement bears
the stamp prescribed by this Enactment for such policy nothing
shall be claimable thereunder, nor shall it be available for
any purpose except to compel the delivery of the policy therein
mentioned.
53. Power or Letter of Attorney—

(a) For the sole purpose of appointing
or authorising any person to
vote as proxy at a meeting of a
Company or Association—■
(1) Where the proxy is to vote
at one meeting only . . . Four cents
(2) Where the proxy is to vote
at more than one meeting . . . Fifty cents
144

V. E. t, 30. Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty.
(6) For the performance of one act only
where the value of the property
to be dealt with is expressed in
the Power or Letter and does not
exceed five hundred dollars One dollar
(c) Of any kind whatsoever not herein
before described ... Three dollars
Exemption.—Power or Letter of Attorney or authority given by
any Government Officer for the receipt of his salary or allowances by
any other person or given by any Government pensioner (including
pensioners of the Government of the Straits Settlements) for the
receipt of his pension by any other person.
j Ten cents for every
$100 and for every
54. Promissory Note of any kind whatso fractional part of
ever except a bank note $100 of the amount
or value of the
money for which
\ the note is made
55. Protest of Bill or Note, that is to say,
any declaration in writing made by a
Notary Public or other person lawfully
acting as such, attesting. the dishonour
of a bill of exchange or promissory
note ... Fifty cents
56. Protest by the Master of a Ship, that
is to say, any declaration of the
particulars of her voyage drawn up by
him with a view to the adjustment of
losses or the calculation of averages,
and every declaration in writing made
by him against the charterers or the
consignees for not loading or unloading
the ship, when such declaration is
attested or certified by a Notary
Public or other person lawfully acting
as such ... ... ... • ... ... Fifty cents
57. Proxy.—See Power of Attorney.

58. Receipt for any money or other property
the amount or value of which exceeds
twenty dollars ... ... ... ... Four cents
Exemptions.—Receipt—
(a) Endorsed on or contained in any instrument duly
stamped or exempted acknowledging the receipt of the
consideration money therein expressed, or the receipt
of any principal money, interest or annuity or other
periodical payment therein secured ;
(b) Given for any payment of money without consideration ;
145

(c) Given for money or security for money deposited in the P. B. 6, SO.
hands of any banker to be accounted for ;
Provided the same be not expressed to be received of
or by the hands of any other than the person to
whom the same is to be accounted for ;
Provided also that this exemption shall not extend to
a receipt or acknowledgment for any sum paid or
deposited for or upon a letter of allotment of a
share or in respect of a call upon any scrip or share
of or in any company or association or proposed or
intended company or association ;
(d) Given by an officer of the Governmeut for money or other
property received from the Treasury or by any Govern
ment pensioner (including pensioners of the Government
of the Straits Settlements) for his pension. ,
59. Re-conveyance of Charged Property.—See Charge.
60. Release, that is to f (a) If on a sale The same duty as a
say, any instru -I conveyance on sale
ment (not being (6) If by way of ( The same duty as a
such a release as security ( charge
is provided for by (c) If by way of C The same duty as a con-
section 27) where gift ( veyanceby way of gift
by a person re (d) In any other
leases any pro case not other
perty or any right wise specifically
or interest in any charged with
property duty ... ... Two dollars
61. Revocation of Power or Letter of
Attorney chargeable with the duty of
three dollars ... ... ... ... Three dollars
62. Revocation of any trust.—See Declaration of Trust.
63. Settlement or Agreement for a
Settlement—
(a) If by way of sale or gift.—See Conveyance.
The same duty as a
charge for the sum
(&) If by way of charge equal to the amount
or value of the
property settled or
agreed to be settled
(c) Settlement executed in
pursuance of a duly stamped
agreement for the same on
production of such agreement
to the Collector One dollar
64. Share Certificate Five cents
Ninety cents for every
05. Share Warrant issued under the $100 or fractional
provisions of " The Companies Enact part of $100 of the
ment, 1917," or Stock Certificate to nominal value of the
bearer shares or stock speci
fied in the warrant
146

1?. K. 4, SO. Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty.
66. Ship or Chinchew's Receipt ... ... Five cents
67. Substitution under or in virtue of a
Power or Letter of Attorney ... ... One dollar
68. Surrender of Charge.—See Charge.
69. Surrender of Lease—
(a) When the duty with which the ) The duty with which
lease is chargeable does not > such lease is
exceed $2 ) chargeable
(6) In any other case ... ... ... Two dollars
Exemption.—Surrender of lease when such lease is exempted from
duty.
70. Transfer ... ... ... See Conveyance
71. Trust f Jee declaration
( oee Conveyance
72. Trust Eeceipt granted on the occasion
of a loan or overdraft on goods, if
unattested ... ... ... ... Twenty-five cents
73. Valuation ... ... See Appraisement
74. Warrant for Goods ... ... ... Five cents
Exemptions.—
Any document or writing given by an inland carrier
acknowledging the receipt of goods conveyed by such carrier.
A weight note issued together with a duly stamped warrant
and relating solely to the same goods, wares or merchandise.
e 1046 Documents entered into in pursuance
28-4-12. of section 22 of "The Mineral Ores
Enactment, 1904 " (Perak, Selangor
and Negri Sembilan), corresponding
section of " The Mineral Ores Enact
ment, 1923," is 30, for every $100 or
fractional part of $100 ... ... Five cents
General Exemptions.
(1) All instruments of any kind whatsoever, and all counterparts
or duplicates of such instruments, made or executed by or given to any
Government Officer on behalf of the Ruler of a State or the Government
of a State or of the Federated Malay States—
(a) which are executed solely by such officer ;
(6) the duty on which would under this Enactment be payable
by such Ruler or Government.
The above exemption does not extend to any instrument or
writing signed or executed by any officer as Official Administrator or
Public Trustee or by a receiver appointed by the Court ; or to any
instrument rendered necessary by any Enactment, Order in Council
or order of Court ; or to a sale made for the recovery of an arrear of
revenue or in satisfaction of a decree or order of Court.
(2) Instrument of Apprenticeship.
147

(3) Instruments relating exclusively to immovable property situate so.
out of the Federated Malay States or relating to things to be done
out of the Federated Malay States.
(4) Any instrument for the sale, transfer or other disposition, either
absolutely or by way of charge or otherwise, of any ship, vessel or any
part, interest, share or property of or in any ship or vessel registered
under the Imperial Merchant Shipping Acts or registered or licensed
under Straits Settlements Ordinance No. 125 (Merchant Shipping) or
under any law of the Federated Malay States.
(5) Any document prepared or registered in connection with
loans from the Agricultural Loan Fund.
(6) Any documents executed in connection with the authorized
scheme of loans to subordinate officers.
(7) All documents executed in connection with the authorized
scheme of loans to fishermen within the States of Selangor and Perak.
(8) All instruments (other than cheques) relating solely to the
business of any society registered under " The Co-operative Societies
Enactment, 1922," and executed by an officer or member of such
society, the duty on which would but for the exemption hereby granted
be payable by such officer or member.
(9) All charges over land executed for the security of loans made
under the War Service Land Grant Scheme.
(10) Declaration under " The Hindu Marriage Registration a.g.o. 541, 25.
Enactment, 1924." ' L A- m, *>•
(11) Agreements under section 8 of " The Vagrancy Enactment, f.e. 1, 21.
1921."
(12) Security Bonds under section 26 (v) of " The Women and F.E. 2, 14.
Girls Protection Enactment, 1914."
(13) Bills receipted by Military Officers serving in the Straits
Settlements Command.
(14) Receipts for Deposits and Withdrawals from the Savings f.E. 3, 24.
Bank under section 18 of " The Savings Bank Enactment, 1924."
(15) Charges made in favour of the Resident, or of the State, s- °- J*^
in substitution for other charges already made and registered for n.s. g. 284,'
securing the repayment of Government Loans to Planters. 12-2-15.
(16) Grants of exclusive privileges. Pg" e'g^-is.
(17) Agreements by vagrants with the Resident of a State to leave <?- 20^ ^
the Federated Malay States at the expense of Government of the State
and at such time and in such manner as the Superintendent of the
Vagrant Ward may direct and not to return within five years.
(18) All documents under section 123 (i) of " The Bankruptcy F- E- 2, 12-
Enactment, 1912."
(19) New charge or lease executed as a result of exchange of title 6540,30 12 21
which is subject to charge or lease under the Land and Registration of
Titles Enactments are exempt from stamp duty in Negri Sembilan.
148
Taxes, Doxies, Fees, exc.

g. 11119, 20-2-25. (20) All discharges of charges and all charges in respect of land
situated, within Kuala Lumpur town which bear a certificate by the
Registrar of Titles that the execution of the instrument has been
rendered necessary by an exchange or redistribution of land agreed
to by the parties to the instrument at the instance of Government
prior to the declaration of the Kuala Lumpur Town Planning Area.
G. 5155, 16-9-27. (21) The instruments, namely, all discharges of charges and all
charges in respect of land situated in the districts of Kuala Lumpur,
Klang, or Kuala Selangor which bear a certificate by the Registrar of
Titles or Collector of Land Revenue that the execution of the instru
ment has been rendered necessary by changes in the district boundaries
declared by Gazette Notification No. 6730 of 10th December, 1926.
G. 6791, 9-12-27. (22) All leases and sub-leases in respect of land situated in the
districts of Kuala Lumpur, Klang or Kuala Selangor, which bear a
certificate by the Registrar of Titles or Collector of Land Revenue that
the execution of the instrument has been rendered necessary by
changes in the district boundaries declared by Gazette Notification
No. 6730 of 10th December, 1926.
G. S533, 8-5-81 (23) Receipts issued by the Chartered Bank of India, Australia
and China for moneys received under "The Loan Enactment, 1931."
Section e. Stamps affixed under articles in Schedule B below must be
cancelled by the person affixing the stamp, but in all other cases
cancellation must be effected at a Stamp Office.
Schedule B.
INSXRUMENXS WHICH MAY BE SXAMPED
UNDER SECXION 6 (ii).
Nature of instrument and reference number Person required to
thereto in Schedule A. cancel the stamp.
1. Bill of exchange (except a promissory
note) and cheque (unless compounded
for) Nos. 15, 16, 25—
■(a) when drawn or made out, of, the \(The th&first holder in
Federated
Federated Malay States ^ Malay States
(6) when drawn or made in the
Federated Malay States . . ... The drawer
(" The person by whom
2. Bill of Lading No. 17 ... < the instrument is
(, made or executed
' The person by whom
the instrument is
3. Charter-party No. 24 } Iaf* executed or by
1 - ' whose execution it
is completed as a
binding contract
4. Cheque (unless compounded for) No. 25.—See Bill of Exchange
-5. Contract Note No. 27 ... ... ... The person by whom
the note is executed
6. Letter of Allotment No. 45 ... ... The person by whom
the letter is signed
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Nature of instrument and reference number Person required to
thereto in Schedule A. cancel the stamp.
( The person in whose
7. Letter of Renunciation No. 45' < favour the letter is
( executed
8. Note of Protest by the Master of a
Ship No. 49 The Notary
9. Policy of Insurance when issued out < thefirst
( The holder in
of the Federated Malay States No. 52 ( MalayFederated
States
10. Power of Attorney No. 53 I favour the instru-
( ment is executed
11. Protest of Bill No. 55 The Notary
12. Protest by Master of a Ship No. 56 The Notary
13. Proxy No. 57 See Power of
Attorney
14. Receipt No. 58 ... The person by whom
the receipt is given
( The person by whom
15. Revocation of Power of Attorney No. 61 < the instrument is
( executed
( The person by whom
16. Share Certificate No. 64 < the certificate is
( issued
17. Ship or Chinchew's Receipt No. 66 The person by whom
the receipt is given
18. Substitution under a Power of Attorney < favour the iustru-
No. 67 ( ment is executed
The person by whom
19. Warrant for Goods No. 74 the instrument is
executed or issued
Schedule C. Section SO.

Nature of instrument. Person liable to pay duty.
1. Bond... The obligor
2. Charge or Agreement for a Charge The chargor
3. Conveyance ... The grantee or
transferee
4. Copy or Extract The party requisi
tioning the same
5. Exchange The parties in equal
shares
6. Lease or Agreement for Lease—
(<x) Lease or Agreement ... . The lessee
(6) Counterpart ... The lessor
150

Nature of instrument: Person liable to pay duty.
fThe parties thereto, in
proportion to their
respective shares in
the whole property
partitioned, unless the
partition is made in
execution of an order
7. Partition . .. < made by the Supreme
Court or a Collector of
Land Revenue, when
it shall be paid in such
proportion as the
Court or Collector of
Land Revenue shall
direct
The transferee or
8. .Reconveyance assignee or the
person redeeming
the security
F E. 10, S9. THE ESTATE DUTY ENACTMENT, 1929.

Rates of estate duty payable in the case of every person dying
after the last day of September, 1929 :
0. 6453, 27-9-29. Where the principal value of the estate At the rate of
per centum.
Exceeds $ 500 and does not exceed $ 5,000 1
n 5,000 1i 11 10,000 2
11 10,000 11 M 25,000 3
11 25,000 11 11 50,000 4
n 50,000 11 M 100,000 5
» 100,000 11 r1 200,000 6
il 200,000 »l M 400,000 7
iI 400,000 11 11 600,000 8
1! 600,000 i1 11 800,000 9
11 800,000 11 1,000,000 ... 10
» 1,000,000 11 11 1,250,000 ... 11
11 1,250,000 11 11 1,500,000 ... 12
ii 1,500,000 11 11 1,750,000 ... 13
11 1,750,000 11 11 2,000,000 ... 14
11 2,000,000 11 11 — ... 15
Provided that the amount of estate duty payable on an estate at

the rate applicable thereto under the above scale of rates of duty shall,
where necessary, be reduced so as not to exceed the highest amount of
duty which would be payable at the next lower rate with the addition
of the amount by which the value of the estate exceeds the value on
which the highest amount of duty would be so payable at the
lower rate.
151
Stamp Duty on Instruments,

rates of estate duty.
In the case of persons dying after the last day of December, 1931. f. e. 35, u.
Where the principal value of the estate At the rate of
per centum.
Exceeds $ 1,000 and does not exceed $ 5,000 1
M 5,000 11 11 10,000 2
1i 10,000 11 11 25,000 3
ii 25,000 1i 1l 50,000 4
1i 50,000 i1 11 100,000 5
1i 100,000 11 11 150,000 6
11 150,000 « 11 200,000 7
!■ 200,000 11 11 300,000 8
ii 300,000 1l 11 400,000 9
1i 400,000 1l 11 500,000 ... 10
500,000 n 11 750,000 ... 11
ii 750,000 i1 11 1,000,000 ... 12
1i 1,000,000 1l 11 1,250,000 ... 13
1] 1,250,000 M 11 1,500,000 ... 14
11 1,500,000 1l 1l 2,000,000 ... 15
1I 2,000,000 1l 1l 3,000,000 ... 16
11 3,000,000 1I 11 5,000,000 ... 17
11 5,000,000 11 1l 7,500,000 ... 18
i1 7,500,000 I1 11 10,000,000 ... 19
Over $10,000,000 ... ... 20
Provided that the amount of estate duty payable on an estate at
the rate applicable thereto under the above scale of rates of duty
shall, where necessary, be reduced so as not to exceed the highest
amount of duty which would be payable at the next lower rate with
the addition of the amount by which the value of the estate exceeds
the value on which the highest amount of duty would be so payable
at the lower rate.
THE WAR LOANS ENACTMENT, 1916. F. B. 1, 18.
Section 15.—Debentures issued shall be exempt from all duties
and taxes.
THE WAR LOANS INVESTMENT TRUST OF MALAYA, 1916. F B 8i la
Section 8.—All share certificates, interest warrants, etc., are
exempt from all duties and taxes.
THE WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES ENACTMENT, 1918. F. E. 28, 18.
Section 9. — Certificates issued under this Enactment are exempt
from all duties and taxes.
THE VICTORY LOAN ENACTMENT, 1920. p. E. 1, 20.
Section 4.—The bonds shall be exempt from all duties other than
duties on estates of deceased persons and from all taxes.
The bonds shall be accepted at par in payment of duties on estates
of deceased persons.
THE LAND ACQUISITION ENACTMENT, 1922. F. B. 20, 22.
Section 53. —No award or agreement made under this Enactment
shall be chargeable with stamp duty.
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COUETS.
THE COURT FEES ENACTMENT, 1905.
a. 1838, 2-7-15. Rules made by the Judicial Commissioners, with the approval of the
Chief Secretary to Government, under section 12 of " The Court
Fees Enactment, 1905," for regulating the mode in which fees
chargeable under that Enactment shall be collected and for
ensuring the proper cancellation of judicial stamps and for
keeping accounts of such stamps.
1. The fees to be taken in the Supreme Court and the Courts of
Magistrates shall be taken by adhesive stamps.
2. The adhesive stamps at present in use in these Courts shall
continue to be used so long as they are supplied by the Treasury.
3. The stamps shall be affixed to a praecipe in the form in the
schedule hereto.
4. Before the document to which any stamp relates is sealed or
the praecipe in any way acted upon such stamp shall be cancelled by
the officer of the Court charged with that duty.
5. The cancellation shall be effected by defacing the stamp in
indelible ink by a hand stamp bearing the word " cancelled " and the
date of cancelling as well as by means of perforation and it shall be
obligatory on all officers of the Supreme Court and the Magistrates'
Courts charged with the duty of cancelling adhesive stamps to see
that all stamps affixed to praecipes are so cancelled on the presentation
thereof.
6. The officer charged with the duty of cancelling the stamps shall
enter in a book kept for that purpose a record of the value of the
stamps so cancelled by him together with the nature of the document
in respect of which the fee denoted by the stamps is chargeable and
the number of the suit or matter in which it is required to be sealed.
7. Every document sealed in pursuance of a praecipe shall bear an
endorsement signed by the officer cancelling the stamps giving the
reference number to the praecipe and stating that the fee chargeable
on it has been paid by stamps.
8. The praecipes shall be kept on a file and numbered in consecutive
order until the audit is taken and each praecipe shall bear the number
of the suit to which it pertains. After the lapse of six months from
the date on which the Audit Officer shall have certified his satisfaction
with his examination of the accounts of the fees received by stamps in
the record kept of the value of stamps cancelled in the Registry, the
praecipes dealt with under the audit shall be destroyed in the presence
of the Registrar and the Audit Officer.
Schedule.
FORM OF PRECIPE.
In the Supreme Court (or other Court as the case may be) between
A.B., plaintiff, and CD. and others, defendants.
Seal a writ of summons or subpoena (or plaint or other the
document hereto annexed as the case may be).
153
Courts..
When the fee chargeable is an ad valorem fee computable under o. isss, t-7-u.
section 4 of " The Court Fees Enactment, 1905 "—
State the amount claimed in the suit or the value of its subject-
matter or other matter in respect of which the fee is
chargeable, otherwise state the fee prescribed for the
document.
A.B. (the suitor or his agent) or X.Y., solicitor for
(party on whose behalf the writ or document is to
issue or be sealed).
To the Registrar of the Supreme Court (or other the officer of the
Court in which the process or act is required to be taken).
COURT FEES.
FEES IN CIVIL MATTERS.
In all Courts other than the Courts op Penghulus, Kathis
and Assistant Kathis.
1. Plaint (not otherwise provided for in this schedule) G. 1896, l-4 27.
presented in a Civil Court—
When the amount or value of the subject-matter in
dispute— $ c.
does not exceed $10 ... ... ... ... 40
exceeds $ 10 but does not exceed $ 25 ... 75
25 „ „ 50 ... 1 50
50 „ „ 100 ... 3 00
100 „ „ 500 ... 7 50
500 30 00
2. Plaint in any suit where it is not possible to estimate
at a money value the subject-matter in dispute—
if presented in a Magistrate's Court 7 50
if presented in the Supreme Court 30 00
3. Plaint in a suit between landlord and tenant for
possession of immovable property when the monthly
rent payable in respect thereof—
does not exceed $100 7 50
exceeds $100 ... 30 00
4. Claim against the estate of an insolvent (unless a judg 0. 251, 12 1 23
ment has already been obtained in the Federated
Malay States in respect of such claim) 7 50
Application for review of judgment—
(«) if presented
. on or after the thirtieth ( âblôu ^The
day from the date of the decree plaint
(b) if presented before the thirtieth day ( ^j^-i^jg ^
from the date of the decree | ê p|ain^
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». mi, 1M-2S. g Application for execution when the amount due on the
decree— $ c.
does not exceed $500 ... ... ... ... 75
exceeds $500 but does not exceed $2,500 ... 1 50
2,500 7 50
7. Order for, or warrant of, sale of property to be conducted
by public servant whether by way of execution or
otherwise—
byrealized
way of up
poundage
to $500on the gross amount j) i>K per cent..
"
'A further fee
of 1 percent,
and if the gross amount realized exceeds on all gross
$500 proceeds in
excess of
$500
8. Summons to defendant (for each defendant named) — c.
in a Magistrate's Court 75
„ Court of a Judicial Commissioner ... 50
9. Summons to a witness (for each witness named)—
in the Court of a Judicial Commissioner... 50
10. Order for, or warrant of, attachment of property 50
11. Warrant of commitment or arrest (for each person
named) —
„ Court of a Judicial Commissioner . . . I 50
12. Notice of every kind including notice of appeal to the
Court of Appeal (for each person to be notified) 75
13. Affidavit or declaration (for each person making the
same) I 50
14. Bond (for every party executing the same) . 50
(1. 1738, 6-3-29. 14a. Bonds under section 185 of the Probate and Adminis
tration Enactment Nil
G. 251, 12-1-23. 15. Petition (for every petitioner named in the same) 75
16 Search (for every matter in respect of which the same
is made) ... 75
17 Memorandum of appeal—
to the Court of a Magistrate of the First Class., 1 50
against the decision of a Magistrate 7 50
,, ,, Judicial Commissioner .. 15 00
to the Ruler of the State in Council against the
Pk. ft. 1427, decision of a Kathi or Naib Kathi 5 00
24-5-18.
S. O, 2852,
16-8-18. Note.—Appeal may be proceeded with without payment of fee if
N.S. O. 6676,
3-11-22. it is proved that the petitioner is unable to pay the fee.
Pg. O. 4791,
10-8-23.
155
Courts.
18. Copy of decree, order, or injunction— $ c.
(a) of a Court of Appeal ... ... ... ... 3 00 g. 8570,
18-12-31.
(6) of any other Court to which this schedule
applies ... ... ... ... ... 1 50
19. Applications to Court, including petitions, motions and
summonses (not otherwise provided for) ... ... 1 50 o. 251, 12-1-23.
20. Caveat in probate or administration proceedings ... 1 50
21. Probate or letters of administration when the value of
the estate exceeds $500 • ... ... ... ... 1 50
22. Commission for any purpose (in addition to expenses of
the commission) ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 50
23. Filing or issuing any document not herein otherwise
provided for, other than a statement of defence ... 1 50
24. Copies of depositions, orders, records, written judgments,
grounds of judgment and other processes or proceed
ings of the Court, certified under the seal of the
Court and signature of a Magistrate or other duly
authorized officer of the Court, per folio of 100 words
or any part of such folio ... ... ... ... 25
25. Translation by an interpreter attached to the Court, per
folio of 100 words or any part of such folio ... ... 75
26. On filing a memorandum of appearance by an Advocate
and Solicitor where a party has originally appeared in
person or of change or discharge of Advocate and
Solicitor or of change of address for service ... ... 1 50
27. On certificate or allocatur of the result of a taxation of
a bill of costs ... ... ... ... ... ... 3 00
28. On the petition of a law clerk to be examined ... ... 15 00
29. On a certificate or report by the "Registrar to the Court
not being a certificate of costs and not being a
certificate of the result of an appeal from a
Magistrate's decision ... ... ... ... ... 1 50
30. Upon giving an appointment to take an examination G. 4113, 19-3-26.
under section 392 of "The Civil Procedure Code, 1918" 15 00
31. For every witness sworn and examined under section
392 of " The Civil Procedure Code, 1918," for each
hour or part of an hour... ... ... ... ... 5 00
32. Translation of private documents by Interpreters of the
Supreme Court—
For every 100 words or fraction of 100 words in the ir.s.u. 1549, 28.
original document to be translated ... ... ... 2 00 8t2' 28-
• Net value to be taken. A.G.0. 1, 18.
C.S.O. 2247, 18.
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administration suits.
«. 251, 12-1-23. 1. Petition (75 cents for petition, $1.50 for the declaration $ c.
of the value of the estate) ... ... ... ... 225
2. • Affidavit for the Collector. If affirmed before an officer
of the Court 1 50
If not so affirmed Nil
3. Bond. For every person executing the same (in
addition to the fee chargeable under the Stamp
Enactment) ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 50
G. 1819, 15-3-29. Nothing in this schedule shall apply to Bankruptcy
matters.
FIXED FEES IN CRIMINAL MATTERS,

o. 25i, 12-1-28. 1.Summons to defendant (for each defendant named) ... 75
2. „ witness (for each witness named) ... ... 75
3.Warrant of arrest (for each person named) ... ... 75
4.Search warrant ... ... ... ... ... ... 75
5.Bond (for every party executing same) ... ... ... 75
6.Proclamation ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 50
Where there is no fee prescribed for criminal matters
in this order or in any Enactment, rule or order
the fee chargeable shall be that chargeable in
corresponding civil matters provided that no fee
shall be charged for an appeal from the decision
of a Judicial Commissioner in a criminal case.
a. 2556, i.s-5-27. 7. Memorandum of appeal against the decision of a
Magistrate 2 50
FEES IN COURTS OF PENGHULUS, KATHIS AND ASSISTANT

KATHIS. $ c.
G. 251. 12 1-28. 1. Summons to defendant (for each defendant named) t ... 30
2. „ witness (for each witness named) ... ... 15
3. Copy of decree ... ... ... ... ... ... 30
4 Institution of suit in Penghulu's Court ... ...{ the va*ueCoft'the
(. subject-matter
5. Copy of notes of evidence per folio of 100 words or any
part of such folio ... ... ... ... ... 10
Provided that the minimum fee shall be 50 cents.
Provided also that when the notes are copied by a
salaried public servant the fee shall be paid into
the Government revenue ; but in any case when the
copying has to be done by the Penghulu, Kathi or
Assistant Penghulu or by some person for him who
is not a salaried public servant, the person doing
the copying may retain the fee for himself.
A.G.O. 132, 16. • No fee should be charged if the affidavit is signed before a Magistrate,
t Penghulu, Jeram, 50 cents; vide Kuasa.
157
Courts.
The following Court Fees are prescribed in matters under the 6. ess, 1-2-ea
"Land Code, 1926, Land Acquisition Enactment, 1922, and
"Valuation of Land Enactment, 1922 :
COURT FEES.
A.—Land Code, 1926.— $ c.
(1) Application to Court against the decision of the
proper registering authority, Commissioner of
Lands, or Collector, under section 237 (iii) ... 7 50
(2) Summons to defendant (for each defendant
named) ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 50
(3) Summons to a witness (for each witness named) 1 50
(4) Notice of every kind including notice of appeal
to the Court of Appeal (for each person to be
notified) 75
(5) Affidavit or declaration (for each person making
the same) ... ... ... ... ... 1 50
(6) Search (for every matter in respect of which the
same is made) ... ... ... ... ... 75
(7) Copy of decree, judgment, order or injunction :
(a) of a Court of Appeal ... ... ... 3 00
(b) of any other Court to which this schedule
applies ... ... ... ... ... 1 50
(8) Application to Court including petitions, motions
and summonses (not otherwise provided for) ... 1 50
(9) On filing a memorandum of appearance by an
Advocate and Solicitor where a party has
originally appeared in person or of change or
discharge of Advocate and Solicitor or of change
of address of service ... ... ... ... 1 50
(10) On certificate or allocatur of the result of a
taxation of a bill of costs ... ... ... 3 00
(11) On a certificate or report by the Registrar to the
Court not being a certificate of costs and not
being a certificate of the result of an appeal
from the decision of a proper registering
authority, Commissioner of Lands or Collector 1 50
(12) Other processes issued in connection with the
above same fees as in similar processes in the
Civil Procedure Code.
(13) Eeference by Registrar to Court under section
238 (i) Free
(14) Reference by Commissioner of Lands ... ... „
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0 623, 1-2-29. B.—LAND ACQUISITION ENACTMENT, 1922. $ c.
(1) Reference to Court by Collector at request of
interested persons under section 20 ... ... 7 50
(2) Summons to party (for each person summoned) 1 50
(4) Notice of every kind including a notice of appeal
notified) ... ... ... ... ... ... 75
the same) ... ... ... ... ... 1 50
same is made) ... ... ... ... ... 75
(7) Copy of decree, judgment, order or injunction:
(a) of a Court of Appeal ... ... ... 3 00
(6) of any other to which this schedule applies 1 50
(8) Application to Court including petitions, motions
and summonses (not otherwise provided for) 1 50
discharge of Advocate and Solicitor or of
change of address of service ... ... ... 150
(11) On a certificate or report by the Registrar to
the Court not being a certificate of costs and
not being a certificate of the result of an
appeal from the decision of. a proper registering
authority, Commissioner of Lands or Collector 1 50
above same fees as in processes similar in the
C.—Valuation op Land Enactment, 1922. —
(1) Objections under section 33 ... ... ... 7 50
(2) Appeal to Court of Appeal under section 37 ... 15 00
(3) Summons to party (for each person summoned) 1 50
(5) Notice of every kind including notice of appeal
notified) 75
the same) ... ... ... ... ... 1 50
same is made) ... ... ... ... ... 75
(8) Copy of decree, judgment, order or injunction :
(a.) of a Court of Appeal ... ... ... 3 00
(6) ' of any other Court to which this schedule
applies ... ... ... ... ... 1 50
159
Courts.
(9) Application to Court, including petitions, motions $ c. Q. 628, 1-2-29.
and summonses (not otherwise provided for) 1 50
discharge of Advocate and Solicitor or of
change of address of service ... ... ... 1 50
(12) On a certificate or report by the Registrar to the
Court not being a certificate of costs and not
being a certificate of the result of an appeal
from the decision of a proper authority,
Valuer-General, or Collector ... ... ... 1 50
above, same fees as in similar processes in the
THE COURTS ENACTMENT, 1928. F. E. 14, 28.
Civil Appeals.
(i) A copy of any notes of evidence made by the Judicial Rule 6.
Commissioner from whose decision the appeal is brought
may, with the approval of the Judicial Commissioner, be
supplied by the Judicial Commissioner's clerk to any party
to an appeal applying for the same after the appeal has been
entered, on payment to such clerk of a fee of 25 cents per
folio of 100 words.
(ii) Such application shall be made in writing to the Judicial
Commissioner's clerk.
THE JUDGMENTS (RECIPROCITY) ENACTMENT, 1922. F. E. 2, 22.
The fees set out in the schedule shall be payable in respect of the G. 5430, 22-8-24.
registration of judgments under the Enactment.
Schedule of Fees.
On issuing summons for leave to register ... The same as
on originating
summons.
$ c.
On the order for registration 5 00
On certified copy of judgment As an office
copy.
Other Fees, the same as those payable under The Court Fees
Enactment, 1905."
No Court fees shall be chargeable in the first instance on any Section 90.
proceeding commenced by a labourer, or by the Superintendent on Section 59.
his behalf, against his employer under the Labour Code and the
Netherlands Indian Labourers Protection Enactment, but in case
a conviction shall be had or judgment given against the employer,
such fees shall be paid by the employer, together with the general
costs of the proceedings.
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*, e. 4, 20. the probate and administration enactment, 1920.
chapter (iii).
a. 8305, 1. The Commission mentioned in the schedule to these rules
21-12-28.* shall be paid jn respect of the duties in that schedule referred to.
2. For the purposes of the schedule hereto :
(a) the value of any property (other than cash) shall be
the price which in the opinion of the Official
Administrator such property would fetch if sold in
the open market.
(6) income :
(i) where the same is collected or received by the Official
Administrator and outgoings are paid thereout by
him shall mean the gross income so collected or
received, and
(ii) where the same is derived from the carrying on of
any trade or business shall mean the gross receipts
from the carrying on of such trade or business,
and
(iii) save as aforesaid shall mean the net annual income
applicable for distribution or accumulation.
Schedule.
I—CAPITAL COMMISSION.
On taking over the administration of an estate a commission
based on the gross capital value of the estate at such of the following
rates as may be applicable :
(a) For the first $50,000 not more than 3 or less than 1
per cent, at the discretion of the Official Administrator ;
(6) For any excess over $50,000 up to a total of $250,000
not more than 2| or less than f per cent, at the
discretion of the Official Administrator ;
(c) For any excess over $250,000 up to a total of $500,000
not more than 2 or less than | per cent, at the
(d) For any excess over $500,000 up to a total of $750,000
not more than 1| or less than \ per cent, at the
(e) For any excess over $750,000 not more than 1 or less
than \ per cent, at the discretion of the Official
Administrator.
2. Provided as follows :
(a) For the purpose of ascertaining the rate at which any
commission is to be charged and the amount of any such
commission, the value of any property in respect of
which such commission is payable shall be taken to that
multiple of $100 which shall be nearest to the actual
value of that property ; and,
(b) The minimum amount pavable under Clause I above shall
be $10.
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ii.—commission on sale of property. <?. 8305,
1. Upon the sale of any land a commission based on the capital 21-12-28.
value of the property sold as under :
(a) For the first $1,000 2 per cent.
(b) For any excess over $1,000 up to a total of
$10,000 1
(c) For any excess over $10,000 up to a total of
$50,000 i
(d) For any excess over $50,000 up to a total of
$100,000 J
(e) For any excess over $100,000 up to a total
of $500,000 I
(/) For any excess over $500,000 TV
2. In other cases—half the above rates.
INCOME COMMISSION.
1. Income arising from G-overnment stock, shares and debentures
in Public Companies and other like securities—a commission of 2 per
cent, of the amount collected up to the first $20,000 and of 1 per cent,
of any excess over $20,000.
2. Income arising from any other assets—a commission of not less
than 2 per cent, or more than 5 per cent, of the amount collected.
THE SMALL ESTATES (DISTRIBUTION) RULES, 1927.
(i) On the issue of any order under section 184 (i) a fee to be <j. 9-12-27.
called " estate duty fee " shall be payable as follows :
(a) Where the net value of the estate as found by
the Collector does not exceed $500 no estate
duty fee shall be payable;
(6) Where the net value of the estate as found by
the Collector exceeds $500 the estate duty
fee payable shall be one per centum of the
amount of the net value of the estate.
(ii) Estate duty fees shall be payable in cash.
The following are the fees fixed for the proceedings specified below :
(1) Order made by a Collector or copies required by $ c.
others than the administrator or beneficiaries 1 00
(2) Memorandum of appeal ... ... ... ... 7 50
THE CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE ENACTMENT, 1916. F. E. i, 15.
1. For a certificate of receipt of notice of marriage ... ... 1 00 a. uu, 18-e-is.
2. „ marriage licence under section 40 (ii), sixth
schedule, form 4 ... ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
3. For a special licence under section 40 (ii), sixth schedule,
form 5 50 00
4. For a certificate of marriage by a Marriage Registrar and
for registering a marriage by the same ... ... ... 2 00
5. For searching the register ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
6. „ a certified copy of an entry in the register ... ... 1 00
N.B. —Fees received by a Marriage Registrar shall be paid into the
Treasury as State revenue and shall be classed as " Fees of Office".
Fees received by a minister of religion shall be retained by such
minister.
a
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f. e. 20, 15. the foreign marriage notice enactment, 1915.
c. 3470, The following fees to be paid to Registrar, Supreme Court, Kuala.
io-n-16. Lumpur, and credited to revenue : $ c.
For receiving notice of an intended marriage ... ... 5 00
„ „ a caveat ... ... ... ... 10 00
,, certificate of notice having been given and posted up 2 50
Pk. E. 2, 00. THE MUHAMMADAN MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE REGISTRATION

S. E. VIII, 00. ENACTMENT.
Perak, Selangor, Negri Sembilan— $ c.
Certificate of marriage, each ... ... ... ... • 50"
„ divorce „ ... ... ... ... • 50
N.B.—Husband and wife have each to take a separate certificate.
Pg. E. l, 20. Pahang— $ c.
G. 2077, 7-4-22. registration 0£ marriage 1 00
„ issue of certificate under sections 3 (d) and 4 for
each certificate ... ... ... ... ... ... 50
For endorsement of certificate under section 5 (i) ... 50
„ copy or extract from a register ... ... ... 50
N.B.— (i) Separate certificates for husband and wife, section 3.
(ii) Registrars who do not draw salary or allowance in
respect of the appointment shall retain fees taken
by them, section 10.
F. E. 9, 24. THE HINDU MARRIAGE REGISTRATION ENACTMENT, 1924. $ c.
e. 5490, ie-8-29. For registration of any marriage to be paid in revenue stamp 1 00
a. 562, 22-1-27. For copy of an entry in the register under section 6 (v) ... Free
For each certified extract to be paid in revenue stamp ... 2 00
F. e. 8, 11. THE MARRIAGE REGISTRATION ENACTMENT, 1911.

Fees for Registration of Marriages other than Christian
or Muhammauan. ? c.
a. 5436, 4-11-21. 1- Registration fee, including fee for receipt of extract ... 2 00
2. Fee for receipt subsequently of a copy of an extract
already issued, after statutory declaration of loss or
original extract has been made ... ... ... 1 00
F. E. 1, 12. THE POWERS OF ATTORNEY ENACTMENT, 1912.
0. 2428, 27-9-12. Certification of copy ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
Search of register ... ... ... ... ... ... 25
Fee for information supplied under section 11 ... ... 1 00
Fee for supplying office copy, per folio of 100 words or part
(section 8) ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 15
a. 1541, 6-6-is. Fee for deposit of power of attorney in Registrar's Office ... 1 00
• Perak, 25 cents.
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the bills of sale enactment, 1922. $ c. F.E. 18, 22.
Registration, renewal of, or transfer of 1 00
Searching register 1 00
Office copy or extract, per folio of 100 words ... 75
Declaration of renewal (stamp duty) ... Free a.a.o. 3563, n.
C.S.O. 2837, 18.
THE BANKRUPTCY ENACTMENT, 1912. F. E. 2, 12.
Pee in respect of every deed registered 5 00 O. 3938, 26-8-21.
Pee for an office copy of, or extract from, any deed per
folio of 100 words for certified copies 50
Search fee for each Deed of Arrangement 50
Fee to inspect, examine and make extracts from any regis
tered Deed of Arrangement ... ... 50
The fees and percentages in the scale hereto annexed shall from
and after 1st September, 1921, be the fees and percentages to be
charged in respect of proceedings under the said Enactment, and shall
be taken in any Court having jurisdiction in bankruptcy and in any
office connected with such Court.
Scales of Fees and Percentages Chargeable on Estates.

(Section 115.)
Table A. $ c.
Every declaration by a debtor of inability to pay his debts... 1 00 <?• «35, 29-8-su.
Every bankruptcy notice ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
Every bankruptcy petition ... ... ... ... ... 10 00
Every bond with sureties (for every party executing same) ... 1 00
Every report of an Official Assignee in lieu of an affidavit
other than proof of debts ... ... ... ... ... 50
Every summons to a witness or summons under section 26... 1 00
For taking an affidavit or an affirmation, except for proofs of
debts, for each person making the same ... ... ... 1 00
And in addition thereto for each exhibit therein referred to
and required to be marked ... ... ... ... ... 25
On every proof of above $10 ... ... ... ... ... 30
Every petition under section 113, and every order of
administration under section 113 of the Enactment, and
likewise every administration order under section 99 ... 10 00
Every special proxy or voting paper ... ... ... ... 10
Every application for an order of discharge ... ... ... 3 00
And for each creditor to be notified ... ... ... ... 10
Every application to the Court under sections 18 and 22 to
approve a scheme, a fee computed at the following rates on the gross
amount of the estimated assets (but not exceeding the gross amount
of the unsecured liabilities), viz., $6 on the first $600 or fraction of
$600, and $1.50 on each $150 or fraction of $150 above $600 up to
$30,000, and 75 cents on each $150 or fraction of $150 above that
amount.
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Taxks, Duties, Fees, etc.

a. 4135, 29-8-ei. Every application to the Court under sections 18 and 22 to approve
a composition, a fee computed at the following rates on the gross amount
of the composition, viz., $6 on the first $600 or fraction of $600, and
$1.50 on each $150 or fraction of $150 above $600 up to $30,000, and
75 cents on each $150 or fraction of $150 above that amount.
Note.— Where a scheme or composition has not been approved
by the Court and a subsequent application is made to the Court to
approve of another scheme or composition, one or other of the above
fees (as the case may require) shall be charged, less seven-eighths
of the fee paid on the first application, and also of any net fee
already paid under Table C.
Every application for search other than by a petitioner, $ c.
bankrupt, or ofiicer of Court ... ... ... ... 25
Every application to the Court except by the Official
Assignee ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
Every office copy each folio of 100 words ... ... ... 25
On every record of trial (or such less sum as the Court may
specially order) ... ... ... ... ... ... 10 00
Every allocatur by any officer of the Court for any costs,
charges or disbursements, where the amount allowed shall
not exceed $100 1 00
Where the amount exceeds $100, for every $50 allowed or a
fraction thereof ... ... ... ... ... ... 25
Every application to an Official Assignee to appoint a special
manager ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 50
°' 76S524 10 30 -^very summons in Chambers ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
Every order (except order appointing time of public
examination and order otherwise prescribed) ... ... •1 00
Every application for extension of time for holding first
meeting of creditors and order thereon ... ... ... 50
a. 4135, 29-8-21. The fees in Table A shall be taken by adhesive stamps affixed to
a praecipe in the manner prescribed by rules made by the Judicial
Commissioners under " The Court Fees Enactment, 1905," and
published in the Federated Malay States Government Gazette of the
2nd July, 1915.
Table B.
On the net assets realized or brought to credit by the Official
Assignee whether acting as interim receiver, assignee, or trustee after
deducting any sums paid to secured creditors in respect of their
securities, and not being assets realized by a special manager or
moneys received and spent in carrying on the business of the debtor
and on the net assets realized by an Official Assignee when acting as
trustee to administer a debtor's property under a composition or
scheme, after deducting any sums paid to secured creditors in respect
of their securities and not being moneys received and spent in
carrying on the business of a debtor, a percentage according to the
following scale shall be charged :
On the first $10,000 or fraction thereof ... $5 per centum
On the next $15,000 „ ... 4
On the next $25,000 „ ... 3
On the next $50,000 „ ... 2
Above $100,000 1
F.8.G. 1078, 31. * This fee need not be charged on adjudication and receiving orders.
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Courts.
On the amount distributed in dividend by the Official Assignee a. ms, 29-8-zi.
under adjudication or when acting as trustee under schemes or
compositions, a percentage according to the following scale :
On the first $10,000 or fraction thereof ... $2^ per centum
On the next $15,000 „ ... 2
On the next $25,000 „ ... 1|
On the next $50,000 „ ... 1
. Above $100,000 a
For the Official Assignee acting as interim receiver of the $ c.
property of a debtor under section 10 in addition to the
percentage chargeable on realization, on every order ... 12 00
And in addition, where the order is in force for a longer
period than fourteen days, for every seven days after the
first fourteen, and for every fraction of seven days ... 6 00
For each notice by an Official Assignee to a creditor of a
first or any other meeting or sitting of the Court... ... 10
For each notice by an Official Assignee to a creditor of an
adjourned meeting or an adjourned sitting of the Court 05
For the Official Assignee supervising a special manager or
the carrying on of a debtor's business a fee according to
the following scale :
If the gross assets are estimated by the Official
Assignee not to exceed $3,000 ... ... ... $ 6 per week
If to exceed $ 3,000 but not to exceed $ 30,000 12
30,000 „ „ 60,000 18
60,000 „ „ 120,000 24 „
120,000 30
Meeting (including adjourned meeting) of creditors
summoned by Official Assignee, for each creditor whom
notice has been given of such meeting, but not exceeding
in summary administration $12 for each meeting ; and in _
non-summary administrations not exceeding $30 for each ' '
meeting ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 10
Travelling, keeping possession, and other reasonable expenses
of Official Assignee, the amount disbursed.
For official stationery, printing, books, forms, and postages
each estate.
For every ten creditors or fraction of ten ... ... 1 00
Table C.
Application for execution, order for execution or warrant of sale of
property under section 27 of the Enactment—
The same fees as are chargeable under items 6 and 7 under
order made on the 11th of January, 1911, by the Judicial
Commissioners under " The Court Fees Enactment, 1905."
Actual travelling expenses of sheriff or notice server, in serving
bankruptcy notice, petitions or orders or in executing every warrant
seizure or search warrant or warrant of apprehension, or order of
commitment.
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Table D.
For every order of administration under section 99, $5 per centum
on the total amount of the debts scheduled from time to time,
excluding any fraction of 810 in such total, shall be charged.
[For commission and charges on sales, conducted by licensed
auctioneers, under this Enactment, see page 194.]
F. E. 14, 24. THE PRINTING PRESSES ENACTMENT, 1924.

a. 518, 25-1-25. The following fees are chargeable under this Enactment : $ c.
For declaration by printer under section 7 ... 5 00
„ „ publisher „ 7 ... 5 00
,, „ printer and publisher (being the
same person) under section 7 ... 5 00
„ „ printer under section 8 ... 1 00
„ „ publisher „ 8 ... 1 00
„ „ printer and publisher (being the
same person) under section 8 ... 1 00
,, „ printer under section 9 (1) 5 00
.,, ,, publisher „ 9 (1) 5 00
,, ,, printer and publisher (being the
• ' same person) under section 9 (1) 5 00
„ „ proprietor on change of proprietor
ship under section 9 (3) 1 00
Section 10.—Fee for search and inspection of the
newspaper register ... 1 00
Fee for every copy of any entry in the newspaper
register to be made and certified by the Eegistrar
under the seal of the Court ... 1 00
F. E. 27, 28. THE DIVORCE ENACTMENT, 1928.

O. 4545, 5-7-29. The fees chargeable in respect of suits under this Enactment
shall be as in the schedule hereto.
Schedule.
Documents on which
Pees. the stamp is to be
affixed and
remarks.
Summons. $ e.
1. On every summons under
rule 10 ... ... ... 5 00 .. Praecipe
2. On return of summons to
Registry under rule 14 . . . 1 00 .. The return
Pleadings.
3. Filing a petition 5 00 .. The pleading
4. Filing an answer ... ... 5 00
5. Filing any other pleading ... 5 00
6. On amending pleadings ... 2 00
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Documents on which
Fees. the stamp is to be
affixed and
ra
Evidence. $ c. tf. 4545, 5-7-28.
7. Filing interrogatories (each
set) 5 00 The interrogatory
8. Filing each deposition of
each witness 2 00 The deposition
Protection Orders.
9. Filing application for an
order for the protection of
a wife's earnings and
property ... ''. 5-00 i application
10. On the order under seal of
the Court 10 00 The order
Subpoena.
11. On every subpoena 1 00 ... Praecipe
Grounds of Judgment.
12. Application for certificate of
grounds of judgment ... 2 00 ... The application
Office Copies.
13. On issuing an office copy of
a decree or judgment ... 10 00 ... Praecipe
any decree or order for
alimony ... 5 00
an order directing how
damages shall be applied 5 00
an order providing for
custody, maintenance or
education of children, if 5
folios of 100 words or
under 5 00 ... Praecipe
17. If the above order exceeds
5 folios for each addi
tional folio or part of a
folio 1 00
Orders.
18. For any order issuing under
the hand of the Judge or
of the Registrar of the
Supreme Court except
orders made on summons
or motion 5 00 ... The order
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Documents on which
Pees. the stamp is to be
affixed and
remarks.
# 4545, 5-7-29. REFERENCES TO THE REGISTRAR.
19. On each reference to ascer
tain the amount to be
paid or secured to a wife
to cover her costs 00
20. For his report thereon 00 The report
21. On each reference for any
other inquiry before the
Registrar.
For every hour or part of an
hour after the first hour
a further fee of . . . 5 00
For the Registrar's report,
if 5 folios of 100 words or
under 5 00
If exceeding 5 folios, for
every additional folio or
part of a folio 1 00
Summonses.
22. On each summons ... ... 1 00 The summons
23. For an order on summons 1 00 The order
24. If a final order in the cause 5 00
Motions.
25. Filing a motion 5 00 ... The motion
26. On any minute or order on
motion 5 00 ... The minute or order
27. If a final order in the cause 10 00 ... The order
Appeals.
28. On entering or setting down
an appeal to the Court of
Appeal 15 00 ... Praecipe
Filing.
29. Filing every affidavit or
other document brought
into Court or deposited in
the Registry for filing
which no fee is before
specified ... 1 00 ...
The affidavit or other
doeument
In respect of any matters not specially mentioned above the
fees chargeable shall be the same as those chargeable in a suit
in the Supreme Court.
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COMPANIES.
THE COMPANIES ENACTMENT, 1917. F. E. 20, 17.
Schedule B. Table B (Sections 257 and 269). 0. mn,
_ . _ 12-1217.
Table op Fees to be Paid to the Registrar.
I.—By a Company having a Share Capital. $ c.
For registration of a company whose nominal share capital
does not exceed $10,000 50 00
For registration of a company whose nominal share capital
exceeds $10,000, the above fee of $50 with the following
additional fees, regulated according to the amount of
nominal share capital ; that is to say—
For every $5,000 of nominal share capital or part of
$5,000 up to $25,000 10 00
For everv $5,000 of nominal share capital or part of
$5,000" after the first $25,000 up to $500,000 ... 2 50
For everv $5,000 of nominal share capital or part of
$5,000' after the first $500,000 50
For registration of any increase of share capital made after
the first registration of the company, the same fees per
$5,000 or part of $5,000, as would have been payable if
the increased share capital had formed part of the
original share capital at the time of registration.
Provided that no company sball be liable to pay in respect of
nominal share capital, on registration or afterwards, any
greater amount of fees than $500, taking into account in
the ease of fees payable on an increase of share capital
after registration the fees paid on registration.
For registration of any existing company, except such
companies as are by this Enactment exempted from
payment of fees in respect of registration under this
Enactment, the same fee as is charged for registering
a new company.
For registering any document by this Enactment required
or authorized to be registered, other than the memorandum
or the abstract required to be filed with the Registrar
by a receiver or manager or the statement required to
be sent to the Registrar by the liquidator in a winding-up 3 00
For making a record of any fact by this Enactment required
or authorized to be recorded by the Registrar ... ... 3 00
II.—By a Company not having a Share Capital.
For registration of a company whose number of members, as
stated in the articles, does not exceed 20 ... ... ... 50 00
stated in the articles, exceeds 20, but does not exceed 100 100 00
stated in the articles, exceeds 100, but is not stated to be
unlimited, the above fee of $100 with an additional fee of
$2.50 for every 50 members or less number than 50
members after the first 100.
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a. 31365, For registration of a company in which the number of * c-
12-12-17. members is stated in the articles to be unlimited ... ... 200 00
For registration of any increase in the number of members
made after the registration of the company in respect of
every 50 members, or less than 50 members, of that increase 3 00
Provided that no company shall be liable to pay on the
whole a greater fee than $200 in respect of its number of
members, taking into account the fee paid on the first
registration of the company.
For registration of any existing company, except such com
panies as are by this Enactment exempted from payment of
fees in respect of registration under this Enactment, the
same fee as is charged for registering a new company.
For registering any document by this Enactment required
or authorized to be registered, other than the memorandum
or the abstract required to be filed with the Registrar by a
receiver or manager or the statement required to be sent
to the Registrar by the liquidator in a winding-up ... 3 00
For making a record of any fact by this Enactment required
or authorized to be recorded by the Registrar ... ... 3 00
BEGISTRATION FEES (Section 255).

e. 759 15-8-18. The fees hereinafter set forth shall be payable in respect of the
" several matters and things specified :
For registering under section 93 (i) to (vii), any mortgage
or charge created by a company— $ c.
Where the amount of the mortgage or charge does not
exceed $2,000 5 00
Where it exceeds $2,000 10 00
For registering particulars of a series of debentures under
section 93 (viii) —
Where the total amount secured by the whole series
does not exceed $2,000 5 00
Where it exceeds $2,000 10 00
For registering the appointment of a receiver or
manager of the property of a company under section 95 3 00
For each inspection of the register of mortgages and
charges ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 50
For each inspection of the documents of any company
kept by the Registrar ... ... ... ... ... 50
For a certified copy of a certificate of the incorporation
of a company ... ... ... ... ... ... 3 00
For supplying and certifying a copy or extract of any
other document or any part of any other document—
per folio of 100 words ... ... ... ... ... 25
For examining and certifying any such copy or extract
as aforesaid, which has been supplied by the person
requiring the same—per folio of 100 words ... ... 10
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Companies.
Fees Payable in Respect op Winding-up of Companies. Section 253.
Rules, 1918,
1. The fees set out in the Tables appended to these rules shall be 9-t-is.
paid in respect of proceedings under this Enactment.
2. The fees mentioned in Table A shall be taken in adhesive a. 789, 15-s-is.
stamps, which shall be cancelled by the Registrar, an Assistant
Registrar or the chief clerk of the Court.
3. The fees mentioned in Tables B and C shall be taken by the
Official Receiver in money.
4. Whenever practicable the stamp shall be affixed or the money
paid in respect of every fee before the proceeding is had in respect of
which the fee is payable.
SCALE OF FEES.
Table A. $ c.
1. Every petition 30 00
2. „ bond with sureties ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
3. „ subpoena or summons ... ... ... ... 2 00
4. On issuing an office copy of a judgment or order made in
Court (except an order upon a petition for winding-up,
an order adjourning a public examination, and an
order appointing a shorthand writer)—
(a) if made in Court .. . ... ... ... ... 10 00
(b) if not made in Court ... ... ... ... 5 00
5. Every order adjourning a public examination ... ... 4 00
6. „ „ appointing a shorthand writer ... ... 4 00
7. „ affidavit filed other than proof of debt ... ... 1 00
8. Eor taking an affidavit or an affirmation in lieu of an
affidavit, or a declaration, except for proof of debts,
for each person making the same ... ... ... 1 00
And in addition thereto for each exhibit referred to
therein and required to be marked ... 50
9. On every proof of debt above $10 (other than proof for
workmen's wages) ... ... ... ... ... 50
10. Every application for search other than by petitioner,
liquidator or officer of the company 50
11. Every other office copy, each folio of 100 words 25
12. On every application to the Court to approve a recon
struction or other scheme by which the affairs of the
company are to be wound up otherwise than by the
realization and distribution of assets ... ... ... 50 00
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o. 759, 15-8-18. 13. On every order of the Court approving such reconstruc
tion or scheme, a fee according to tbe following scale
on the estimated value of the company's property
transferred or otherwise disposed of, viz. :
(i) On the first $100,000 or fraction thereof ... j per cent.
(ii) „ next 900,000 „ f „
(iii) Above $1,000,000 ^ „
14. For taxation of costs—The same fees as those directed to
be paid and collected by the order for the time being
in force as to fees in the original jurisdiction of the
Supreme Court.
Table B.
1. Every inspection of any document lodged with the * c-
Official Receiver ... ... ... ... ... ... 50
2. Every copy of or extract from such document, each folio
of 100 words or figures ... ... 25
3. Every application by a committee of inspection to the
Official Receiver for a special bank account ... ... 10 00
4. Every order of the Official Receiver for a special bank
account 20 00
5. Every application under section 246 of the Enactment to
the Official Receiver for payment of money out of the
company's liquidation account, and every application
for the re-issue of a lapsed cheque or money order in
respect of moneys standing to the credit of the
companies liquidation account—
Where the amount applied for does not exceed $10 50
„ „ „ exceeds $ 10 ... 1 00
100 ... 2 00
Table C.
I. —On the audit of the Official Receiver's or liquidator's accounts
a fee according to the following scale on the amount brought to
credit, including the produce of calls on contributories, but after
deducting (1) money received and spent in carrying on the business
of the company and (2) amounts paid by the Official Receiver or
liquidator to secured creditors (other than debenture holders) :
On the first $ 50,000 or fraction thereof ... 1 per cent,
next 950,000 „
„ 4,000,000 „
„ 5,000,000 „
Above 810,000,000 „ „ ... „
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Companies.
II.—Where the Official Receiver acts as provisional liquidator only— a. 759, 15-3-18.
(a) Where no winding-up order is made upon the petition or
-where a winding-up order is rescinded or all further proceedings are
stayed prior to the summoning of the statutory meetings of creditors
and contributories :
Such amount as the Court may consider reasonable to be paid
by the petitioner or by the company as the Court may
direct in respect of the services of the Official Receiver
as provisional liquidator.
(b) Where a winding-up order is made but the Official Receiver

is not continued as liquidator after the statutory meetings of creditors
and contributories :
$ c.
(1) In respect of every 10 members, creditors
and debtors and every fraction of 10 up
to 1,000 5 00
For every 10 or fraction of 10 above 1,000 ... 2 50
Provided that where the net assets of the company including

uncalled capital are estimated in the statement of affairs not to exceed
$5,000, three-fifths of the above fee only shall be charged.
(This fee to include cost of official stationery, printing, books,
forms and postage within the Federated Malay States, the Colony, the
State of Johore and to places in the British Dominions.")
(2) On the value of the company's property as estimated in the
statement of affairs after deducting (in cases where a person other
than the Official Receiver has, prior to the making of a winding-up
order, been appointed receiver for debenture holders) the amount due
to debenture holders :
On the first $ 50,000 or fraction thereof ... 1 per cent.
„ next 200,000 „ ii ••• 12 ii
„ 750,000 „ 1r 1
••• ,| 1i
Above $1,000,000 L
III.—Where the Official Receiver acts as liquidator of the company

.((including his services as provisional liquidator) —
$ c.
(1) In respect of every 10 members, creditors and
debtors and every fraction of 10 ... ... 10 00
Provided that where the net assets of the company, including

uncalled capital, do not exceed $5,000, three-fifths of the above fee
only shall be charged.
(This fee to include cost of official stationery, printing, books,
forms and postage within the Federated Malay States, the Colony,
the State of Johore and to places in the British Dominions.)
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Taxes, Duties, Fkes, etc.

a. 739, 15-3-18. (2) Upon the total assets, including the produce of calls on
contributories, realized or brought to credit by the Official Receiver,
after deducting sums on which fees are chargeable under No. IV of
this Table and not being monies received and spent in carrying on the
business of the company :
On the first 5 10,000 or fraction thereof ... 5 per cent.
„ next 15,000 „ „ ... 4
„ „ 25,000 „ „ ... 3 „
„ „ 50,000 „ „ ... 2 „
„ 900,000 „ „ ... 1 „
Above $1,000,000 „ ,. ... $
(3) On the amount distributed in dividend or paid to contri
butories, preferential creditors and debenture holders by the Official
Receiver, half the above percentages.
IV.—Where the Official Receiver collects, calls or realizes property
for debenture holders or other secured creditors :
The same fees as under No. Ill (2) and (3) of this Table
to be paid out of the proceeds of such calls or property.
V.—Where the Official Receiver performs any special duties not
provided for in the foregoing tables :
Such amount as the Court, on the application of the Official
Receiver, may consider reasonable.
VI.—Travelling, keeping possession, law costs and other reasonable
expenses of the Official Receiver :
The amount disbursed.
VII.—On every payment under section 246 of the Enactment of
money out of the companies liquidation account, 10 cents on each
$10 or fraction of $10 to be charged as follows :
Where the money consists of unclaimed dividend, on each
dividend paid out.
Where the money consists of undistributed funds or balances,
on the amount paid out.
„ E „ 18 THE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES ENACTMENT, 1918.

a. 2045, 19-7-18. Fees for inspection and copies of documents are the same
as those under "The Companies Enactment, 1917." $ c.
section 16. Fees for documents filed under sections 6, 9 and 13 ... 8 00
F.E. 9, 12. THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN COMPANIES ENACTMENT, 1912.

Section 9. Fee for registering any document required by Enactment
to be filed with the Registrar of Companies, Kuala Lumpur 2 50
Inspection of each document for every half of an hour ... 25
g. 156, 17-M3. For each certified copy of or extract from any other document,
per 100 words or part ... ... ... ... ... 25
Uncertified copies or extracts, per folio of 100 words ... 10
Certifying any document as true copy, per 100 words ... 15
Certificate under rule 14 ... ... ... ... ... 50
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Companies.
the life assurance companies enactment, 1924 F. E. 7, 24.
O. 2506, 12-4-24.
"For registering any document under section 16 (4) of the $ c.
Enactment to be filed with the Registrar of Companies,
Kuala Lumpur 5 00
For each inspection of the documents of any company kept
by the Registrar 50
For supplying and certifying a copy or extract of any other
document or any part of any other document—per folio
of 100 words 25
For examining and certifying any such copy or extract as
aforesaid, which has been supplied by the person requiring
the same—per folio of 100 words ... ... ... ... 10
THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE ENACTMENT, 1920. f.b. 20, 20.

THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE (FEES) RULES, 1928.
Schedule. a. s14a, 17-8-28.
I.—CAPITAL FEES.
1. On the acceptance of a trust a fee (hereinafter referred to as
an " acceptance fee ") based on the gross capital value of the trust
property at such of the following rates as may be applicable :
.(i) In cases where the Public Trustee is acting as Executor or
Administrator or has assumed administration of an
estate under sections 5 or 7 (iii) of the Enactment :
(a) For the first $50,000 not more than 3 or less than
1 per cent, at the discretion of the Public
Trustee ;
(b) For any excess over $50,000 up to a total of
$250,000 not more than 2\ or less than § per
cent, at the discretion of the Public Trustee ;
(c) For any excess over $250,000 up to a total of
$500,000 not more than 2 or less than \ per
(rZ) For any excess over $500,000 up to a total of
$750,000 not more than 1| or less than \ per
(e) For any excess over $750,000 not more than 1 or
less than \ per cent, at the discretion of the
Public Trustee.
(ii) In cases of a bare trust of land not involving management
or any active duties : one-quarter of the above rates.
(iii) In any other case : one-half of the above rates.
2. Upon the withdrawal (whether upon distribution amongst the
beneficiaries or otherwise) of any capital from the trust property a
fee (hereinafter referred to as a "withdrawal fee") of not less than
I or more than 1 per cent., at the discretion of the Public Trustee, of
the value of the property withdrawn.
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a. 5149, 17-8-28. 3. Provided as follows :
(a) For the purpose of ascertaining the rate at which any
acceptance fee or withdrawal fee is to be charged and
the amount of any such fee, the value of any property
in respect of which such fee is payable shall be taken
to be that multiple of 8100 which shall be nearest to
the actual value of that property ; and
(b) The minimum amount payable under clause 1 above
shall be $25 ; and
(c) Notwithstanding anything hereinbefore contained no
acceptance fee or withdrawal fee shall be chargeable
in respect of any annuity purchased in or transferred,
into the name of the Public Trustee by any other person.
II.—FEES ON SALE, PURCHASE, INVESTMENT AND
BE-INVESTMENT OF TRUST PROPERTY.
1. Upon the sale or purchase of any land and upon the execution
of any charge or other document evidencing the lending of money on
behalf of any trust to any person a fee based on the capital value of
the property sold or purchased or on the airount of the money lent
as under :
(a) For the first $1,000 2 per cent.
(6) For any excess over $1,000 up to a
total of $10,000 ,1 „
(c) For any excess over $10,000 up to a
total of $50,000 A „
(cZ) For anv excess over $50,000 up to a
total" of $100,000 " ... a „
(e) For any excess over $100,000 up to a
total of $500,000 § „
(/) For any excess over $500,000 ... -jL
Exception : Where the Public Trustee lends money from one trust
estate to another trust estate a nominal fee of $10 shall be charged,
one-half being payable by each trust estate.
2. In other cases—half the above rates.
III.—INCOME FEES : UPON THE ANNUAL INCOME
OF THE TRUST PROPERTY.
1. Income arising from Government stock, shares and debentures
in Public Companies and other like securities—a fee of 2 per cent,
of the amount collected up to tlie first $20,000 and of 1 per cent,
of any excess over $20,000.
2. Income arising from any other assets—a fee of not less than
2 per cent, or more than 5 per cent, of the amount collected ;
Provided that where any income is collected by the person entitled
or is paid to him or to his bank without any intervention on the part
of the Public Trustee, the Public Trustee may remit the whole or any
part of the fee payable hereunder.
IV.—AUDIT FEES.
Under section 14 of the Enactment—such fees as the Chief
Secretary may in any particular case direct, regard being had to the
time and trouble involved, the value of the estate and the other
circumstances of the case.
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POLICE.
THE MINOR OFFENCES ENACTMENT, 1920. p- B- 25i 20-
Pedlars and Hawkers Licences :
The fees payable for licences shall be paid in stamps and shall be—
(a) For a hawker and pedlar by land for every six $ c. e 2m 21-4-22.
months or part of six months ... .... ... 6 00
(6) For a hawker and pedlar by water for every six
months or part of six months in respect of each
half koyan carrying capacity of each boat or
raft used in the business ... ... ... 5 00
All licences shall expire on the 30th day of June and the 31st day
of December in each year.
P&ocession and Music Licences : $ c.

For every religious and other procession consisting <j 2500 21.4 22
of over 500 people, for 12 hours or less, with music... 25 00
For every such procession consisting of over 500 peeple,
for 12 hours or less, without music ... ... ... 10 00
For every such procession of over 100 persons, but
less than 500, with music ... ... ... ... 10 00
For every such procession of over 100 persons but
less than 500, without music ... ... ... ... 5 00
For every other procession or assembly except funerals,
for 12 hours or less, with or without music ... ... 2 00
Music licence (12 hours or less) ... ... ... ... 2 00
Pound Fees : g. 7418,

13-11-25.
For every goat or sheep ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
For every pig, horse or pony ... ... ... ... 2 00
For cattle, per head 3 00 *
For cattle straying and injuring trees of economic
value or crops, per head ... ... ... ... 4 00
For feeding any animal detained in a public pound, per
head per diem ... ... ... ... ... ... 20
Detention for a period greater than 12 hours but less than
24 hours shall be reckoned as one day.
No charge will be made for feeding if the period of detention
does not exceed 12 hours.
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pk. e. 6, 04. the explosives enactment, 1904.
n.s. e.'s, 04. 1. For every licence for a hulk or floating magazine for ' C-
Pg. e. 4, 04. explosives, yearly 200 00
O. 3087, 1-6-23.
2. For every licence for a store or magazine for explosives, of
capacity exceeding 640 c. ft., yearly ... ... ... 25 00
3. For every licence for a store or magazine for explosives, of
capacity not exceeding 640 c. ft., yearly ... ... 15 00
Rule 8. N.B.—Licence for a store or magazine for explosives shall be for
any period in months.
4. For every licence for a shop to store and deal in explosives, $ c.
maximum stock 3,000 rounds of ammunition, 3,000
percussion caps and 20 lbs. avoirdupois of gunpowder,
yearly 10 00
5. For every licence for a shop to store and deal in explosives,
maximum stock any approved amount in excess of the
quantity stated in 4, yearly ... ... ... ... 100 0O
6. For every licence for a shop to store and deal in fireworks
only, yearly ... ... ... ... ... .... 10 00
7. For every permit to import, export or remove explosives 1 00
8. ,, licence to store explosives temporarily under
rule 17 1 00
9. For every permit to purchase, sell or possess explosives 1 00
Provided that no fee shall be leviable in respect of permits
to purchase or possess '310 ammunition issued to a member
of any registered or exempted Ladies' Rifle Club or
Association.
g. 8S28, 6-12-20. And provided that no fee shall be leviable in respect of any
permit to purchase or possess ammunition issued to their
Highnesses the Sultans of Perak, Selangor and Pahang
and the Tang di Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan.
a. 3872, 6-6-80. And provided further that no fee shall be leviable in respect
of any permit to purchase or possess -22 ammunition for
use by any recognised cadet corps.
a. 2977, 24-4-si. For every licence to manufacture gunpowder or fireworks ... 25 00
Fee for a new licence to import explosives under rule 81
(Death or Bankruptcy of Licensee) ... ... ... 1 00
Fee for duplicate licence under rule 82 ... ... ... 50
a. 2583, 17-4-24. Fee for every licence for the manufacture and storage of
matches in premises licensed by the Licensing Officer
under rule 5 (to be paid in stamps affixed to the counterfoil
of each licence) per annum ... ... ... ... ... 50 00
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Police.
Scale of Charges for Explosives Stored in a. a. m, 07.
Government Magazines.
Dynamite, gelignite or any nitro-glycerine composition : 5 cents
per month for each case or part of a case ; or
$20 per annum for general storage of not more than 50 cases, to
remain in the magazine unused in any one month. Any
deposited and unused above 50 to be charged at 10 cents per
case or part of a case ;
Detonators or any fulminate of mercury explosives : 5 cents per
month for every 10 boxes or part of 10 boxes ;
Fuse : 5 cents per month for every 250 coils or part of 250
coils ;
Gunpowder: 5 cents per month for every 50 lbs. or part of
50 lbs. ; or
$20 per annum for general storage of above, allowing not more
than 600 boxes of detonators, 1,000 coils of fuse or 1,000 lbs. of
gunpowder, to remain in the magazines unused for one month.
Any quantities above these figures remaining unused in any one
month to be charged 10 cents for each 10 boxes of detonators,
each 250 coils of fuse and each 50 lbs. of gunpowder,
respectively.
THE PLACES OP PUBLIC AMUSEMENT ENACTMENT, 1913. F. E, 24_ 13

$ c. Section 3 (ii).
1. Licence for everyJ three months or rpart thereof... ... 3 00 *k;
Sel. G-G. im,
735, u-
14.
2. Shooting gallery licence for every three months or part n.s. g. 435, 14.
thereof 30 00 Pg- a. m, u.
3. Billiard saloon licence for every three months or part a. 2502, 21-4-22.
thereof 15 00
4. Dart throwing gallery licence for every three months or G_ 946 si-i-so.
part thereof ... ... ... ... ... ... 15 00
THE BIRTHS AND DEATHS REGISTRATION ENACTMENT, 1920. F. E. 13, 20.

For a certified extract from register or post registration book ' c- a. 4383, 22-7-22.
of a birth or death ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
Exemption.—In the case of the death of a contributor or a. 8408,
of the wife of a contributor or in the case of the birth 28-12-23.
or death of the child of a contributor under " The
Widows and Orphans Pension Enactment, 1915," when
such extract is required for the purposes of the said
Enactment.
For a search in register or post registration book of births
and deaths ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
For late registration (under section 14) 1 00
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pk. e. 18. os. the quarantine and prevention of disease
s. e. 18, 08. enactment, 1903.
n.s.e. 22, 08. registbation 0F Dogs: $ c.
Pg. E. 16, 03
& 17, 09. Dogs... ... ... ... ... per annum ... 3 00
0. 7244, 1-10-80. Bitches g QQ
g. spio, 2-6-81. Provided that any applicant for a licence who satisfies the
Licensing Officer that he is
(a) a vegetable grower occupying land under a Temporary
Occupation Licence, or
(b) an agriculturalist in occupation of not more than five
acres of land
may be granted a licence for one male dog only at a reduced fee of $1.
g. 467, 19. Eegistration of change of ownership ... ... ... 50 cents
g. 486,' 10! T'ee for a fresh metal number if original number is
lost or defaced ... ... ... ... ... ... 50 „
a. 9045,20 12 29 Whenever the owner of any dog shall have been convicted • of a
Eule 85 (iii) breach of the provisions of rule 84 in respect of such dog, the registra
tion fee for the current year for such dog shall be four times the fee
charged under sub-section (i) of this rule, and one-half of such,
increased fee, if paid, shall be paid to the person, if any, upon whose
information the conviction was obtained.
F. E. 14, 26. THE SECOND-HAND DEALERS ENACTMENT, 1926.

g. 2040, 1-4-27. 1. The following fees shall be chargeable and shall be payable in
stamps to be affixed to the counterfoil of the licence :
(a) For exemption from the conditions
of this Enactment under section 4 $ 6 per annum
(6) For a licence to carry on the
business of a second-hand dealer
(i) If in the form in the
second schedule ... 12 „
(ii) If in the form in the
fourth schedule ... 6 „
(c) For the transfer of a licence ... 1 ,,
Licence issued under this Enactment shall expire on the 31st day of
December in the year in which it is issued.
F. E. 16i 21. THE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ENACTMENT, 1921.

Licence and Fees.—
<?. 4928. n-8-22. Fees for testing instruments, weights and measures shall be
paid to the Inspector at the time of issue of the certificate of
verification, according to the following scale :
(a) Instruments not exceeding 28 lbs. capacity :
Each instrument for weighing ... 25 cents
Each weight ... ... ,. 5 „
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(6) Instruments exceeding 28 lbs. capacity : s. 4928, 11-8-22.
Each instrument for weighing not
more than one pikul ... ... 50 cents
Each instrument for weighing
more than one pikul ... ... 25 cents for each
pikul of capacity
up to a maximum
fee of $5
Each weight representing more
than 28 lbs. ... ... ... 10 cents
(c) Measures of capacity :
Each 10 „
The Inspector shall on request visit the premises of any owner of
an instrument which cannot conveniently be taken to his office, in
which case he shall charge double the fees above specified.
Certificates of verification shall be issued without fee.
Licences shall be issued on payment of the following fees :
(a) For licence to make, repair and sell
weights, measures and instru
ments for weighing ... ... $30 per annum
(6) For licence to sell weights, measures
and instruments for weighing ... 12 „
Such licences shall expire on the 31st December next following
the date of issue.
Where a licence is issued after the 31st January in any year the
fee shall be reduced by $2.50 or $1 as the case may be for each
complete month that has elapsed since the commencement of the year.
THE WILD ANIMALS AND BIRDS PROTECTION ENACTMENT, 1921. F. E. 16, 25.
Deer and Game Bird licences— a. 810, 10-2-26.
Such licences shall be in three classes as follows :
(a) Available for six head of deer of which not
more than two may be doe sambur and
for game birds ... ... ... ... Fee $15
(6) Available for three head of deer of which
not more than two may be sambur, and
not more than one may be doe sambur... ,, 5
(c) Available for game birds ... ... ... „ 5
Licences in class (a) or (b) may be issued by Game Warden or by
Chief Police Officer and licence in class (c) may be issued by Chief
Police Officer or any Police Officer.
Every licence shall expire on the 31st day of December following
the date of issue.
A head of deer wounded but not killed shall be considered a head
for the purpose of licences mentioned above.
Only one licence in each case may be issued to the same person in
any one season.
[For Big Game Licences, see page 198..]
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f. e. 2, 10. the theatres enactment, 1910.
g. 1057, so-i-si. • The fees to be charged in respect of licences shall be as follows :
A.— For cinematographic exhibitions, by whomsoever carried on in
any theatre, room, booth, tent or other enclosed place for admission to
which an entrance fee is or might be charged :
(i) If the theatre, room, booth, tent or other enclosure
has seating accommodation for less than 200 * C-
persons, for each performance ... ... ... 2 00
(ii) If it has seating accommodation for 200 persons
or more but not 300, for each performance ... 3 00
(iii) If it has seating accommodation for 300 persons
or more but not 400, for each performance ... 4 00
(iv) If it has seating accommodation for 400 persons
or more, for each performance ... ... ... 5 00
For any second or subsequent performance held on the same day-
half the above fees will be charged.
A. (1)—For circuses, by whomsoever carried on, and for other
theatrical performances carried on by persons not being Malays,
Chinese or Tamils in any theatre, room, booth, tent or other enclosed
place for admission to which an entrance fee is or might be charged :
is in the opinion of the Licensing Officer capable
of holding 400 persons or more at a time, for each * e-
performance ... ... ... ... ... 2 00
(ii) If capable of holding 200 persons or more but not
400, for each performance ... ... ... 1 50
(iii) If not capable of holding 200 persons, for each
performance ... 1 00
B.—For theatrical performances, other than those referred to in
paragraph A (1) hereof, carried on in any theatre, room, booth, tent
or other enclosed place for admission to which an entrance fee is
or might be charged :
is in the opinion of the Licensing Officer capable
of holding 400 persons or more at a time, for • c'
each performance ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
(ii) If capable of holding 200 persons or more but not
400, for each performance ... ... ... 75
(iii) If not capable of holding 200 persons, for each
performance ... ... ... ... ... 50
C.—For theatrical performances carried on in any unenclosed
place, for each performance ... ... ... ... 50
Provided that if any performance shall continue after midnight
double the above fees shall be charged.
• These fees are for performances. The theatre itself must be licensed
nnder Sanitary Board Enactment, see page 275.
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Police.
the arms enactment, 1915. e. e. 13, 15.
Licences and Pebmits for Arms (to expire on the °' ms' 28"3"29-
30th June next following the date of issue). $ c.
Fire-arm licences, for each arm ... ... ... ... 5 00
Air-gun licences, for each arm ... ... ... ... 2 00
Permits to carry
(a) for each fire-arm ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
(fc) for each air-gun ... ... ... ... ... 2 00
For any number of arms the property of a theatrical or
circus company which arms are to be bona fide used in
the performances to be given by such company ... 1 00
For a licence to purchase or obtain transfer of arms ... 1 00
„ import arms ... ... ... ... 50
export „ ... ... ... ... 50
,, manufacture or deal in arms, per annum 100 00
„ repair arms, per annum ... ... ... 20 00
Provided that
(a) the fee to be charged for firearm licences for smooth
bore-shot guns for the protection of agricultural
produce by cultivators on their own land and
permits to carry the same shall be for each arm ... 2 00
(6) the fee to be charged for any annual licence which is issued
between the 1st of January and the 30th of June of the
same year shall be only half of the annual fee.
Permits and licences for firearms in the possession of c.s.o. 6984, 12.
Government officers issued ... ... ... ... Free
Licence or permit issued in respect of any .310 bore rifle a. 5977, 6-10-22.
which is bona fide the property of " The Selangor
Ladies' Rifle Club" and "The Kinta Ladies' Rifle
Association " or of any member of any such clubs . . . Free
Licence or permit issued in respect of any .303 bore <?. 5155, 2-8-29.
rifle, .455 revolver or .455 automatic pistol which is
bona fide the property of the Malay States Volunteer
Regiment Battalion Rifle Association or of any member
of such Association ... ... ... ... ... Free
Licence or permit issued in respect of any .22 bore rifle,
.22 bore revolver or .22 bore automatic pistol which is
bona fide the property of any Federated Malay States
Police Officer and which is kept and used for target
practice on Federated Malay States Police Miniature
Rifle Ranges ... ... ... ... ... ... Free
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g. 6iw, is-9-29. Licence issued in respect of any service revolver or
automatic pistol privately owned by any officer of the
Malay States Volunteer Regiment or by any officer
of the Federated Malay States Police, provided such
revolver or automatic pistol though privately owned
forms part of the regular equipment of such officer . . . Free
g. 389, 17-1-30. Licence issued in respect of any service revolver or
automatic pistol privately owned by any officer of the
Malayan Volunteer Infantry, Federated Malay States,
provided such revolver or automatic pistol though
privately owned forms part of the regular equipment
of such officer ... ... ... ... ... ... Free
Chief Police Officer may require a deposit of $50 before issuing
a licence for a pistol (revolver) returnable one month after expira
tion of licence. [Section 5 (iv).]
Interest allowed by Bank on deposits shall be payable to depositor.
Exemption.—
Perak.
6. 8826, The property of Mr. A. S. Vernay—
31-12-81.
.465 Double Barrel Rifle No. 30376 by Holland and Holland ;
.375 Express Rifle Holland No. 28422 ;
.30 Magazine Rifle No. 129 by Holland and Holland ;
.240 No. 1018 Magnum Mauser by Holland and Holland ;
12 Bore Double Barrel Shot Gun No. 1721 by Atkin.
The property of Major G. S. Rowley—
.470 Double Barrel Rifle No. 15169 by Lang ;
.350 Magazine Rifle No. 3812 by Rigby ;
12 Bore Double Barrel Shot Gun No. 1073 by Churchill.
The property of Capt. F. A. B. Holloway—
.455 Colt Pistol No. 3947 ;
.360 Webley Pistol No. 63593.
Selangor.
( Now in the possession
g. 38, 2-1-32. One D.B.B.L. 8-bore Gun No. 13768 \ of Mr. E. Seimund,
One D.B.B.L. 12-bore Gun No. 57320 j Game Warden,
V. Selangor
«. 7555, 6-ii-si. One D.B. Rifle Cal .500/.450 (N°w £ J*a possession of
r\ a -d -on ai int i -ftlr- ^ E, Jackson, Deputy
One S.B. Rifle Cal .405 ^ Game Wardell1 Selang£r
<?" 832i 10 so ^° fee sta11 b6 cnarge<i for an7 licence or permit issued in respect
of all arms carried by
(a) officers of the Customs Department in pursuance of instruc
tions issued to them by the Commissioner, Trade and
Customs, Federated Malay States ;
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Police.
(6) (i) officers of the Geological Survev Department, Federated a. 8397, 21-10-so.
Malay States, and
(ii) field officers of the Topographical Branch of the Survey
Department, Federated Malay States and Straits
Settlements,
on certificates issued to them by the Director of Geological
Survey and the Surveyor-General, respectively, that it is
necessary for them to carry arms while in the performance
of their duties.
THE POLICE FORCE ENACTMENT, 1923. F. E. 27, 23.

Section 38.—All pay and allowances forfeited and such portion of
sums paid for extra or special service of members of the Police Force
or extra constables as the Commissioner may think fit shall be paid
to the " Police Eeward Fund."
Section 44.—Moveable property of intestates under $500 may be

administered by the Chief Police Officer.
If the property is not claimed within one month, it may be sold

and the proceeds if not over $25 shall be paid to the Police Eeward
Fund and if over, shall be paid into the Treasury.
Police Escort Charges.—

Guards, watchmen and escorts will be charged for at the following a.g.o. 682, 25.
rates per diem (a continuous period of 8 hours) : c p- 86i 21>
$ c.
For each constable ... ... ... ... 1 50
„ subordinate police officer ... ... 2 00
„ Inspector or Sub-Inspector ... ... 10 00
If the period for which the police are engaged does not exceed
4 hours half the above rates will be charged. If the period exceeds
8 hours but does not exceed 12, If days' fees will be charged. If the
period exceeds 12 hours but not 16, 2 days' fees will be charged.
Fees are not chargeable to Government departments for escorts :

permanent Chandu guards must be paid for.
All sums received for permanent guards must be paid into

revenue. One half of fees for occasional duties will be credited
to the Police Eeward Fund and the other half to revenue.
Permanent guards may not be granted except with the approval

of the Commissioner of Police in each case.
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No charge need be made for the supervising subordinate Police
Officer if he combines the supervision with that of a Police guard,
beat or post : in the event of subordinate Police Officers combining
the supervision with that of other private guards the fee in
such cases will be apportioned among all the private guards so
supervised.
c.s.o.g. 5557, Police Guards to Banes.—

$ c.
(a) Week-days (two reliefs) ... ... ... 3 00 per diem
(b) Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays
(three reliefs) ... ... ... ... 4 50 „
Scale op Allowances to Witnesses.

«. 849«, 4-1S-3L. The following is the authorised scale of allowances to witnesses
for the prosecution or the defence in criminal cases in which the pro
secution is conducted by the Deputy Public Prosecutor or Police
(to take effect from 1st January, 1932) :
Column II gives allowances payable when attendance necessitates
absence from home for night.
Allowances.
Class of witnesses.
Column I. Column II.
I'er diem. Per diem.

Coolies, carters, messengers, domestic servants,
hawkers, sailors, kampong Malays, vegetable
gardeners, etc. 80 cents $1.20
Landowners or lessees on a small scale other than")
those mentioned in (1) ... ... ... f $1.50 $3
Mine owners, lessees or advancers on a small scale, C
clerks, small shop-keepers and traders ... J
3. Merchants, traders, shop-keepers, miners, land
owners or lessees, etc., on a large scale $3 to 7 $5 to 9
Europeans and Eurasians (according to station
in life) $4 to 7 $6 to 10
5. Females (Asiatic and Europeans) 75 cents $1 to 14
to $2.50
2. There will also be allowable to such persons such travelling

expenses as they may declare they have actually incurred and paid and
as the Police Officer in the charge of the case may certify to be fair
and reasonable.
When a witness uses his own motor car, and it is desirable or
reasonable having regard to all the circumstances that he should do so,
mileage at 20 cents a mile may be paid. Witnesses in classes 1 and
2 will be allowed 3rd and 2nd class railway fares, respectively ;
witnesses in classes 3 and 4 will be allowed 1st class. Females will
be allowed travelling expenses according to their station in life.
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Police.
3. A journey between two places is considered for the purpose of
calculating travelling expenses or mileage, as performed by the short
est practicable route, or by the cheapest of such routes as may be
equally short. The shortest route is that by which the traveller can
most speedily reach his destination by the ordinary modes of
travelling. If a person travels by a route which is not the shortest,
but which is cheaper than the shortest, his expenses will be calculated
as those of the route by which he actually travelled.
4. The above scale does not apply to Government officers. All

Government officers (including policemen, kathis, school masters and _
railway officials) are to be paid travelling allowances in accordance
■with General Orders. When a Government officer loses his Govern
ment pay by reason of his having to attend Court as a witness, he
may be paid according to the above scale.
5. Any witness being a Doctor, Banker, Engineer, Surveyor,

Architect, Accountant or other professional man, may be paid, on the
certificate of a Registrar or of a Magistrate, for attending to give
evidence in his professional capacity but not otherwise, a fee, in
addition to any other compensation or expenses payable to him under
these rules, which shall not exceed $10 in respect of evidence
given in the Court of a Magistrate nor $20 in respect of evidence
given in the Supreme Court. This rule does notâpply to Government
officers.
Provided that nothing in these rules contained shall be construed
to prevent the Public Prosecutor in any case from making a contract
with any expert to give evidence which may require previous
attainment work, study, research or preparation on his part.
6. Regard should be had to the amount of time during which a

witness was giving evidence or was obliged to attend Court, or was
compelled to travel, and was therefore absent from his ordinary
occupations, in calculating the fees and allowances payable between
the limits fixed.
THE LICENSING OP GOLDSMITHS ENACTMENT, 1922. $ c. Pg. E. 3i 22.

Fee for each licence ... ... ... ... ... 5 00 <j. s, 12-1-23.
Deposit „ 50 00
Licences may be issued in Kuala Lipis district by the Chief Police
Officer and other districts of the State by the District Officer.
Every such licence shall expire on the 31st day of December.
THE CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS (CONTROL) ENACTMENT, 1927. F. E. 3 27

Fee for the inspection of any cinematograph film produced in any <j. 726, si-i-so.
of the Malay States or in the Straits Settlements, which has not
already been inspected by the Official Censor at Singapore, shall be
60 cents for every 100 feet or part of 100 feet of film.
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AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
<?• 7io3, The following fees are payable for Chemical Investigations and
23- 2-2 . Analyses carried out by Government Chemists :
MINIMUM FEES TO BE CHARGED FOB ANALYSES. Fees.
1. Alcoholic Liquors.— $ c.
Alcohol 10 00
Extract 10 00
Acidity 10 00
Esters 15 00
Higher alcohols 25 00
Complete analysis ... ... ... ... ... 50 00
2. Anti-Coagulants.—
Ammonia ... ... ... ... ••• ••• 10 00
Sodium bisulphite ... ... ... ... •■■ 15 00
Sodium sulphite ... ... ... ••• ... 15 00
Formalin 15 00
3. Ash.—
Estimation of 10 00
4. Butter.—
Water only 10 00
Complete analysis ... ... ... ... ••• 50 00
5. Cement for Specification ... ... ... ... 50 00
6. Coagulants.—
Acids 10 00
Alum 20 00
Sodium. silico fluoride ... ••• 25 00
7. Coal and Coke.—
Calorific value ... ... ... ... ••• 25 00
Proximate analysis including sulphur ... ... 25 00
Sulphur only 10 00
8. Coffee.—
Estimation of chicory ... ... ... ... 10 00
9. cutch or other tanning Materials ... ... 25 00
10. Essential Oils.—■
Physical constants and determination of one
special constituent ... ... ... ... 50 00
11. Fertilizers and Feeding Stuff.—
Nitrogen 15 00
Potash (Ka O) 20 00
Phosphate (P2 05) 20 00
Fertilizer, complete analysis ... ... ... 60 00
Feeding stuff, complete analysis ... 60 00
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Agriculture.
12. FlBRES.— $ c.
Chemical examination (cross and bevan)... 50 00 G.7103
23-12-27.
Tensile strength 25 00
13. Fruits and Fruit Products. —
Specific gravity
Acidity, alcohol, sugars, total and invert and
extract 50 00
14. Fuels.—
Gas or fuel oil, flash point . 15 00
Calorific value 25 00
15. Gas.—
Producer gas 25 00
Coal gas 25 00
16. Gutta Percha.—
Moisture 10 00
Purity 25 00
17. Investigations not Specially Enumerated.—
The following fees will, as a general rule, be charged :
(a) Quantitative analysis, each constituent 10 00
(b) Qualitative analysis, each constituent 5 00
18. Jelutong.—
Moisture 10 00
Purity 25 00
19. Lard.—
Complete analysis ... 50 00
20. Legal Proceedings.—
Attendance in Court for delivery of expert evidence
per appearance (minimum charge) 50 00
21. Margarine.—
Vide butter.
22. Milk.—
Specific gravity, total solids and fat 15 00
23. Milk—Condensed Sweetened Milk.—
Full report, not including colouring matter and
preservatives 25 00
24. Mineral Assays.—
Gold and silver, each sample 25 00
Lead and silver together ... 25 00
25. Moisture.—
Estimation of 10 00
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0. 7103, _ 26. MOISTURE AND ASH. $ C.
Estimation of ... ... ... ... ... 15 00
27. Morphine.
Quantitative estimation of, in opium, chandu,
morphiated pills or solution, each sample ... 15 00
28. Oils and Fats and Oil-beabing Materials.—
Moisture 10 00
Free fatty acids 10 00
Estimation of oil ... ... ... ... ... 15 00
Physical constants, vide essential oils.
29. Petroleum.—Inspection, examination and testing
of petroleum in cases :
For the first 5,000 cases or under... ... ... 15 00
For every additional 5,000 cases or under when
the additional cases are 1,000 or more in number 10 00
Petroleum in tanks :
For one or two tanks only .. . ... ... ... 25 00
For more than two tanks :
For the first tank 15 00
For each additional tank ... ... ... ... 10 00
' 30. Pitch —
Volatile matter and free carbon ... ... ... 25 00
81. Preservatives.—
Estimation of known preservative... ... ... 20 00
Identification of preservative ,,, ... ... 20 00
32. Rubber, Raw.—
Proteins, resins, estimation of impurities, moisture 50 00
33. Sewage Effluents.—
Vide water and sewage.
34. Soils.—
Mechanical analysis... ... ... ... ... 25 00
Chemical analysis ... ... ... ... ... 50 00
35. Specific Gravity ... ... ... ... ... 10 00
36. Spirits.—Methylation or certifying the same to be
methylated :
(a) When contained in drums of approximately
144 gallons each :
Up to six drums, each drum ... ... 4 00
Over six drums, each additional drum ... 3 00
(b) When contained in other receptacles :
For every 36 gallons or part thereof ... 1 00
(This does not include the charge for substance used .)
37. Standardisation of Instruments, Etc. ... ... 10 00
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Agriculture.
38. Sugars and Starches.— $ c. °- 7103'23-12-27.
Microscopical examination ... ... ... ... 10 00
Polarization 10 00
Complete analysis ... ... ... ... ... 30 00
39. Tank Air.—
For each inspection of ... ... ... ... 50 00
40. Tanning Materials.—
Vide cutch.
41. Tar "(Crude).—
For Road Board Specification: Specific gravity,
fractionation, tar acids, ammonia, free carbon... 60 00
Refined.—
Specific gravity, fractionation, tar acids, ammonia,
free carbon ... ... ... ... ... 50 00
42. Tin.—
Each sample... 20 00
43. Tuba Root.—
Moisture 20 00
Ether extract ... 15 00
44. Toxicological Examination.—
(Minimum charge) ... ... ... ... ... 50 00
45. Urine.—
Sugar only, albumen only, etc., single determination 10 00
46. Water and Sewage.—
Estimation of total solids, chlorine, ammoniacal
and albuminoid nitrogen, oxidized nitrogen,
nitrites oxygen, absorbed, colour, turbidity,
estimation of hardness ... ... ... ... 25 00
Including quantitative analysis of total solids ... 100 00
Solids, determination of any one constituent ... 10 00
Water for boiler purposes (total solids, chlorine
and hardness) ... ... ... ... ... 20 00
Sewage effluent (chemical analysis) ... ... 30 00
47. Oil Palm Products.— g. sn
18-12-31.
Palm oil (moisture, matter in suspension) ... 2 50 O. 7B05,
Four samples or more, per sample... ... ... 1 50 23-10-31.
Palm oil (acidity only) ... ... ... ... 2 50
Four samples or more, per sample ... ... 1 50
Oil palm pericarp residue (oil content) ... ... 7 50
Palm kernels (oil content) ... ... ... ... 7 50
Fees may be reduced if more than one sample is forwarded at the
same time, or if regular work is received from one source. In cases
of exceptional difficulty, information as to fees, which will depend on
the amount of work and time involved can be obtained on application.
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SECRETARIAT.
Pk. E. 22, 07. TBE APPRAISERS ENACTMENT, 1907. Per year.
S. E. 19, 07.
U.S. e. 17, 07. 1. First-class licence to value or appraise any estate or land $ c.
Pg. e. 16, 07. or anv immovable property or movable property of
whatsoever description or any interest therein—fee for
one year or part thereof ... ... ... ... ... 10 00
2. Second-class licence to value any property or interest as
above other than any estate, land or immovable property,
or any interest therein, when the area of such estate, land
or immovable property exceeds 100 acres—fee for one
year or part thereof ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
F. E. 2, 29. THE AUCTION SALES ENACTMENT, 1929.

Section 8 (i). Fee for an Auctioneer's licence which shall expire on $ c.
the 31st day of December of the year in which it
is issued ... .. ... ... ... ... 10 00
v 4531. 5-7-29. 1. When any property, movable or immovable, is sold by order of
Court or under section 530, sub-section (i), of the Civil Procedure
Code by public auction through a licensed auctioneer such auctioneer
shall be entitled to charge and be allowed a commission to be taxed
by the Registrar or Assistant Registrar of the Court or Magistrate,
as the case may be, according to the following scale, provided that
the Court ordering sale may in its discretion approve any special
rate of remuneration either higher or lower than that provided in
the scale :
SALES OF MOVABLE PROPERTY.

Gross amount realised by sale for calculating Percentage
percentage commission. commission.
On the first $500 ... ... ... ... 7 per centum
On the excess over $500 up to $1,000 ... 5
1,000 up to $5,000 ... 3 . „
5,000 up to $10,000 ... 2
10,000 1
SALES OF IMMOVABLE PROPERTY.

Gross amount realised by sale for calculating Percentage
percentage commission. commission.
On the first $1,000 ... ... 4 per centum
On the excess over $1,000 up to $5,000 ... 2
5,000 up to $10,000 ... 1
10,000 i
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Secretariat.
In calculating the commission due under rule 1,
(a) all property belonging to one person sold by an auctioneer <j. 4531, 5.7.29.
under any one order of Court shall be deemed to be the
subject of one sale; provided that where in such case the
property consists partly of movable and partly of
immovable property the movable and immovable property
respectively shall be deemed to be the subject of two
separate sales.
(6) Where property is sold subject to a charge or mortgage
the principal and interest due on such charge or mortgage
shall be added to the gross amount realised by the sale
for the purpose of calculating the percentage commission.
8. (a) Where the order for sale by public auction is cancelled or
the sale is postponed by order of Court before the completion of the
sale the remuneration of the auctioneer shall be at the discretion of
■the taxing officer.
(6) Where property is put up for sale by public auction but no
sale takes place by reason of the reserve price not being reached the
auctioneer shall receive half the commission which would have been
payable under rule 1 calculated on such reserve price ; provided that
where at one sale the reserve price on some lots is reached and the
reserve price on the other lots is not reached the sale price of
the lots sold shall be aggregated with the reserve price of the lots
unsold and the rate of commission on both the lots sold and the lots
unsold shall be based on the total of such sale and reserve prices so
aggregated.
(c) Where, either before or after property has been advertised
for sale, a sale, negotiated by the auctioneer, is approved by the
Court, the auctioneer shall receive commission on the gross amount
realised by such private sale as though it had been a sale by public
auction.
4. The scales of commission in rule 1 shall cover all remuneration
or charges of the auctioneer other than actual out-of-pocket expenses
which shall be taxed according to the following scale :
Notice of sale (original) ... ... ... 50 cents
(copy) 10
Placarding each notice (town limits) ... 10
„ „ (country), exclusive of
travelling expenses 25
Distributing each notice (town limits) ... 5
„ „ (country) ... ... 10
Watchman (if paid by auctioneer) per diem 35
Bell and crier (town limits) ... ... ... $1 00
,, (country excluding travelling
expenses) ... ... ... 1 50
All other out-of-pocket expenses ... ... In the discretion
of the taxing
officer
H
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the bankruptcy enactment, 1912.
When a licensed auctioneer is employed by the Official Assignee to
sell property by public auction the commission and charges of such
auctioneer shall, in the absence of any special terms arranged by the
Official Assignee, be taxed in accordance with the rules for taxation
of auctioneers' commission and charges made by the Judges under
section 13 of "The Auction Sales Enactment, 1929," see page 192.
[For fees under Bankruptcy Enactment, see page 163.]
F. E. 4. 10. THE BURIALS ENACTMENT, 1910. Per year.

Section 6. Burials•.— $ c.
F. E. 10/23. Fee for private burial or burning ground licence ... ... 500 00
Provided that the Resident may remit the aforesaid fee
wholly or in part in the case of estate burial grounds.
Fee for special permits in particular cases shall be such as
the Resident considers reasonable in each case not to
Section 2 (ii). exceed 100 00
Section 5. Public burial ground licence ... ... ... ... ... Free
G. 3242, 30-7-20. Fee for exhumation licence f ... ... ... ... ... J 5 00
Searching register of burials in the presence of manager or
Section 19. caretaker ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
Certified copy of any entry if required ... ... ... 1 OO
Muhammadan Cemetery, Kuala Lumpur—fee for each burial,
O. 30, 15-1-15. not to exceed ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
[For cemetery fees, see page 257.]
s. E. 22, 04. THE NATURALIZATION ENACTMENT, 1904.

N.S. E. 21, 04.
Pg. E. 14, 04. Grant of privileges of naturalization, in addition to stamp
S. 0. 554, 09.
N.S. G. 382, fees 100 00
09.
Pg. 0. 153, 09.
F. E. 7, 20. THE PASSPORT ENACTMENT, 1920.
0 536, 16-1-31. Passports are not available beyond five years from the date
of issue. They may be renewed for any period from one to five
years from the date of expiration provided that in no case shall the
validity of a passport be extended beyond ten years from the original
date of issue. On the expiration of that period or, if any time the
space provided for visas is covered and the holder of a passport wishes
to travel to countries for which fresh visas are required a new passport
must be taken out.
F.S. 6. 605/28. • Fees collected by Land Offices in Perak, except fees for exhumation
Pk. 3058/28. licences which are collected by the Secretariat,
t All expenses in connection with the exhumation shall be paid by the person
to whom the licence is issued.
X Eee may be remitted at discretion of Resident.
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Secretariat.
The following fees shall be charged in connection with the issue a. m. ie 1 si.
and renewals of passports : $ c.
Issue of British passport ... ... ... 5 00
Renewal of British passport—for each year
of renewal ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
Issue of Palestinian passport ... ... 5 00
Renewal of Palestinian passport—for each
year of renewal ... ... ... ... 1 00
Endorsement of Palestinian passport ... 1 00
Emergency certificate of nationality ... 2 00
Identity and travelling document ... ... 3 00
Provided that no fees shall be charged for the issue or renewal of
passports to officers in the service of the Government of the Federated
Malay States or of any of them, or to the wives or children of such
officers, or to the waris negri of any of the Federated or TJnfederated
Malay States or to the wives or children of such warts negri.
The following fees shall be charged for visas of passports :
Ordinary visa $3 ; Transit visa cents 25, except iu the case of the
under-mentioned States, whose subjects shall be charged as follows :
Countries. Ordinary Transit Remarks.
visa. visa.
$ c. $ c.
Afghanistan G-ratis Gratis
Bolivia 4 25 4 25
Brazil 4 00 4 00 Valid for a single journey only
Bulgaria . . . 8 50 8 50 ii ii ii
Chile 8 00 8 00
Colombia . . . 8 50 8 50
Costa Rica 6 00 25
Ecuador 13 00 13 00
00 2 00
Hungary . . .
{" 50
Panama 8 50 2 00
Peru 8 50 8 50
Poland 6 00 50
Portugal . . . 8 50 8 50
Russia (holders of
Soviet passport *) 3 00 25 ii ii ii
Turkey 6 00 No transit visa is given
United States of
America . . . > • • 18 00 2 00
Venezuela ... 3 00 3 00 Valid for a single journey only
Tugo-Slavia—
Serbs )
Croats . . . 6 00 25
Slovenes... ... )
Notes.— 1. Except as otherwise stated British visas are valid for

all journeys for a period of twelve months from the date of the grant
thereof, provided that in the case of the transit visa the period of
its validity cannot exceed that of the visa of destination.
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2. The above fees also apply to visas granted for entry into
Egypt and Irak : provided that in the case of nationals of those States
■with which His Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom have
agreements for the mutual abolition of visas, standard fees of $3
and 25 cents for ordinary and transit visas respectively, will be levied.
British subjects also require visas for Egypt and Irak : no fee is charged
for this service in the case of Egypt but in the case of Irak the-
standard fee of $3 and 25 cents for ordinary and transit visa»
respectively will be levied.
3. Under instructions received from time to time from the
Secretary of State for the Colonies, certain nationals are exempted
from the necessity of obtaining visas for entry into certain British-
Territories, but in no case has India been included in such territories.
O. 6116/26.—Fee for each pilgrim pass to the Hejaz (to be paid by means of
stamps), $1.
C.S.O.G. 3131/22.—Fee for each emergency certificate of nationality, $2.
B. 10, 14. THE PAWNBROKERS ENACTMENT, 1914. •

Licences : at a rate to be fixed by the Resident with the approval
of the Chief Secretary, f
p- E- 27, 29. THE PETROLEUM ENACTMENT, 1929.

O. 2985, 25-4-80. Fees fqr TESTS.
47. The fees hereunder specified shall be paid in respect of tests :
1. Petroleum contained in tins or drums—■
(a) for one test ... ... ... ... ... $15-
(fe) for each test after the first ... ... ... lO
2. Petroleum in bulk—
(a) where only one test is made ... ... ... 25
(6) where more than one test is made for the first
test 20
for each test after the first ... ... ... lO
3. Petroleum residue—
The same fees as in the case of petroleum.
Fees for Licences.

a. 5221, 18-7-so. 48. The fees hereunder specified shall be paid in respect of permits-
and licences :
1. For landing dangerous petroleum—
a. 2985, 25-4-so. (a) if the quantity does not exceed 200 gallons ... $1
(6) if the quantity exceeds 200 gallons—
for every 200 gallons or part thereof ... ... 1
g. 1883, 27-2-81. Provided that for landing permits issued on a Sunday or
public holiday the fee under (a) and (b) shall be $1.10
• Fee to be approved by the Resident and collected by Treasurers irn
Selangor, Negri Sembilan and Pahang, and by District Oflicers in Perak.
t Within Selangor, a minimum of $25 per menBem. G. 552-09.
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Secretariat.
2. For storing non-dangerous petroleum—
(a) if the quantity does not ) 50 cents per mensem
exceed 400 gallons ... ) or $5 per annum
(6) if the quantity exceeds 400
gallons but does not
exceed 2,000 gallons ... $1 p.m. or $10 p.a.
(c) if the quantity exceeds 2,000
gallons for 2,000 gallons 1 „ 10 „
for every 10,000 gallons or
part thereof in excess of
such 2,000 gallons ... 1 „ 10 „
3. For storing dangerous petroleum—
(a) if the quantity does not
exceed 70 gallons ... 1 ,, 10 „
(b) if the quantity exceeds 70
exceed 500 gallons ... 2 „ 20 „
(c) if the quantity exceeds 500
exceed 2,000 gallons ... 4 „ 40 „
(d) if the quantity exceeds 2,000
exceed 50,000 gallons—
for every 10,000 gallons or
part thereof ... ... 5 ,, 50 „
(e) if the quantity exceeds 50,000
gallons—
for 50,000 gallons 25 „ 250 „
and for every additional
10,000 gallons or part
thereof ... ... ... 1 „ 10 „
4. For a tank barge or tank railway waggon ... 12 „
5. For a tank cart [in addition to the fee (if any)
under the Motor Vehicles Enactment, 1928] —
(a) if the capacity does not exceed 400
gallons... ... ... ... ... 12 „
(6) if the capacity exceeds 400 gallons ... 24 „
Lessees of petroleum stores owned by Government are not c.s.o. 2768, 16.
exempt from payment of licence fees for storing therein petroleum or a.g.o. 2219, 16.
dangerous petroleum.
Storing Non-dangerous Petroleum.— Section 12.
Not exceeding 40 gallons No licence required
„ 160 ,, if in a place
which is 100 feet away from any
house or building
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Section 13. STORING DANGEROUS PETROLEUM.
Not exceeding 8 gallons ... ... No licence required
,, 32 „ if in a place
which is 100 feet away from any house
or building ... ... ... ... ,, „
»Section 14. NON-DANGEROUS AND DANGEROUS PETROLEUm.
Quantity. Licensing authority.
/ Chairman, Sanitary
Not exceeding 2,000 gallons in any one \ Board, and District
place j Officer within their
' limits
Exceeding 2,000 gallons in any one place The Resident
F. E. 16, 25. THE WILD ANIMALS AND BIRDS PROTECTION ENACTMENT, 1921.
Big Game Licence.— (Issued by Resident or Game Warden.)
Issued to persons resident in the Federated Malay States and
Straits Settlements only—
(a) Available for four head of big game for a period $ c-
of twelve months from the date of issue... Fee 100 00
(6) Available for one head of big frame for a period
of six months from the date of issue . . . Fee 40 00
Issued only to persons not resident in the Federated Malay
States or Straits Settlements—
(c) Available for four head of big gamefor a period $ c.
of six months from the date of issue ... Fee 200 00
(d) Available for one head of big game for a period
of one month from the date of issue . . . Fee 80 00
N.B.—A head of big game wounded but not killed shall be
considered a head for the purposes of licences mentioned above.
Bare Birds Licence. — (Issued by Resident.) $ c.
1293, 24-2-22. For every period of three months or part thereof ... 50 00
Deposit from $100 to $500 to be paid into Treasury in respect of
big game or rare bird licences.
[For Deer and Game Bird Licences, see page 181.]
Official Buttons.
Large size, Small size,
per dozen. per dozen.
$ c. $ c.
g. 5199, 17-8-28. Perak, 1st Class ... ... ... 1 70 ... 1 35
Do. 2nd Class 1 45 ... 1 10
a. 4636, 19-8-27. Selangor, 1st Class ... ... ... 1 65 ... 1 30
Do. 2nd Class 1 40 ... 1 05
e. 5423, 21-8-25. Negri Sembilan, 1st Class ... ... 1 25 ... 1 00
Do. 2nd Class 1 00 ... 0 75
a. 1905, 20-3-25. Pahang ... 1st Class ... ... 1 55 ... 1 20
Do. ... 2nd Class 1 00
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CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.
THE INVENTIONS ENACTMENT, 1914. FlE- 19' 14'
Inventions. 0" 868^-i2 u.
The Chief Secretary to Government, Federated Malay States, °- ^ 7 8 28-
orders that all acts or things directed or authorized by the aforesaid
Enactment to be done by or to the said Chief Secretary with the
following exceptions :
(i) Powers of delegation under section 43,
(ii) The making of rules under section 58,
shall be done by or to the officer for the time being performing the
duties of Commissioner of Trade and Customs.
Applications for grants to be made to the Chief Secretary, G- 43o, 26 2 15
Federated Malay States, and fees are payable in revenue stamps.
On application for grant accompanied by provisional f cl
specification ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
On filing complete specification thereafter ... ... ... 20 00
or
On application for grant accompanied by complete specification 25 00
For extension of time for leaving complete specification, not
exceeding one month ... ... ... ... ... 10 00
For extension of time for acceptance of complete specification,
not exceeding one month ... ... ... ... ... 10 00
„ two months ... ... ... ... ... 20 00
three , 30 00
On notice of opposition to grant; by opponent ... ... 1 00
On hearing by Chief Secretary; by applicant and opponent,
respectively ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
On signature and sealing of grant ... ... ... ... 25 00
For extension of time for signature and sealing of grant,
two months 20 00
three , 30 00
On certificate of renewal, before the expiration of the 7th
year from the date of the grant,
if the grant was made under this Enactment ... 50 00 a. 922, 28-s-is.
„ ,, any Enactment repealed
by this Enactment 25 00
For enlargement of time for payment of ^renewal fee,
,, two months ... ... ... ... ... 20 00
three „ 30 00
On application for extension of term of grant ... ... 5 00
200

On notice of opposition to extension of term of grant, by $ c.
opponent ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
respectively ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
On extension of term of grant, for each year of extension ... 5 00
On filing copy of order whereby the term of a foreign patent
or grant is extended, for each year of extension ... ... 5 00
On application for restoration of lapsed grant ... ■ ... 50 00
On notice of opposition to application for restoration of
lapsed grant, by opponent ... ... . . ... ... 2 00
respectively ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
On application to amend specification;
before grant; by applicant ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
after grant; by grantee ... ... ... ... ... 10 00
On notice of opposition to amendment; by opponent ... 1 00
respectively ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
On application to the Chief Secretary for a compulsory
licence, by applicant ... ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
On offer to surrender a grant ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
respectively ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
For altering name or address in register ... ... ... 1 00
On request to enter in register name of subsequent grantee
or notice of interest or notification of a document... ... 2 00
On request to Chief Secretary to correct a clerical error
before signing and sealing of grant... ... ... ... 1 00
after „ „ ... ... ... ... 5 00
For certificate of Chief Secretary under section 54 . . . ... 1 00
For duplicate of grant ... ... ... ... ... ... 10 00
On notice of order of Court for amendment of specification
or rectification of register ... ... ... ... ... 2 00
For search or inspection ... ... ... ... ... 50
a. 2363, 21-4-22. „ copies from register, every 100 words or fraction thereof 50
„ certifying copies, each ... ... ... ... ... 50
a. 4728, h-8-22. „ copies of plans attached to specifications, each sheet ... 1 00
a. 2599, 20-4-25. „ certificate of registration of a United Kingdom patent 10 00
P. e. 12, 22. The Aliens Kestriction Enactment, 1922.

a. 4364, 15-7-22. Fee for exemption of change of name by aliens under
section 5 90 00
but the Chief Secretary may remit the whole or
any part of such fee in special cases.
201
CHINESE SECRETARIAT.
THE SECRETARY FOR CHINESE AFFAIRS ENACTMENT, 1899.
The fees to be charged by the Secretary for Chinese Affairs shall
be paid in stamps and shall be as follows : a. 5263, 25 8-22
For translations under section 18 (ii) :
From Chinese into English— $ c.
For the first page of 30 lines or less ... ... ... 8 00
„ every subsequent page of 30 lines or less ... 4 00
From English into Chinese—
For the first 100 Chinese cl 1 aracters ... ... ... 12 00
every succeeding hundred characters or lesser
number ... ... ... ... ... ... 6 00
a certificate of registration under section 26 ... 25
a Chinese passenger lodging-house licence under
section 27, for one month ... ... ... 10 00
a copy of the decision, order or finding under
section 36 ... ... ... ... ... 3 00
a copy of the notes of evidence for each folio
of 100 words or less under section 35 .. . ... 75
THE SOCIETIES ENACTMENT, 1913. F. E. 2o, 13.

The fee pavable in respect of an order to record a a. 6501,
society 20 00 25-11-27.
and in respect of the registration of a society ... ... 10 00
provided that the British Resident may reduce or remit
such fees in special cases.
The fee payable on a change of title of a society ... 10 00
The said fees shall be paid in stamps which shall be affixed by
the Registrar to the record of recorded societies or the register of
registered societies as the case may be and cancelled by the
Registrar.
THE CHILDREN ENACTMENT, 1922. F. E. 1, 22.
Fee for every child named in the licence authorising • c' a. 7793,
a child to take part in a public performance ... 1 00 8O-11-25.
THE FEMALE DOMESTIC SERVANTS ENACTMENT, 1925. F. E. 22, 25.

Minimum rates of wages to be paid by employers to domestic g nu
servants : ' 10-10-30.
To female domestic servants of the age of 10
and under the age of 15 years... ... ... S3 a month
To female domestic servants of the age of 15
and under the age of 18 years... ... ... $6 „
202

CHANDU DEPARTMENT.
F. E. 15, 25. THE OPIUM AND CHANDU ENACTMENT, 1925.
o. 2334, 28-3-30. The prices at which chandu shall be sold in Government Chandu
shops shall be : a c
For a two-hoon tube ... ... ... ... ... 26
For a two-chi tube ... ... ... ... ... 2 60
a. 4330, 13-8-26. The following prices are paid by Government for chandu dross :
1st quality ... ... ... $7 per tabil
2nd „ " 1.50 „ „
FISHERIES.
F. E. 28, 23. THE FISHERIES ENACTMENT, 1923.
C. 1901, 1-4-27. The fees payable for fishing licences shall be as follows :
Amount payable
Per gear per anr
(i) Fishing stakes in water exceeding 3 fathoms at e c.
low water spring tides or lines of stakes and
screens exceeding 200 yards in length 6 00
(ii) Fishing stakes in water not exceeding 3 fathoms
at low water spring tides 3 00
(iii) Seine nets with pockets and all seine nets over
40 yards in length 3 00
(iv) Seine nets without pockets and not over 40
yards in length ... 00
(v) Drift nets ... 00
(vi) Shrimp nets, large (sungkor) 00
,, „ small (rawa) 00
Per boat—
(vii) Lift nets (tangkol) 00
(viii) Long lines unbaited (rawai) 00
(ix) Long lines baited (rawai umpan) 00
(x) Sunk wicker or net traps (bubu, lukah, etc.) 00
Per man—
(xi) Crab traps ... 00
(xii) Shell-fish 50
FISHING BOATS.
I'g. 1345, 22. (See also under Marine.)
C.S.O. 4189-15.
A.G.O. 3026-15. Boards for fishing stakes (except ambai) 60 cents each
A.O.O. 973-26. Ambai plate each 25 „ „
L.S.G. 2759-26. Per mensem
Pk. 0. in C. • Licence to dredge for oysters per boat 25 cts.
18-1890. • Perak onlv.
203
MARINE.
Boats.
THE PORTS ENACTMENT, 1923. F. E. 7, 28.
Fees for Licensing Junks, Tongkangs and Boats. $ c.
1. For every junk or tongkang of 100 tons burden or over... 10 00 a. 8238, 7-u-so.
2. For every junk or tongkang of less than 100 tons burden 5 00
3. (i) For every cargo boat not exceeding 10 koyan burden
and not driven by steam or motor ... ... 2 00
(ii) For every additional koyan ... ... ... ... 20
4. For every passenger boat not driven by steam or motor 1 00
5. For every fishing boat ... ... ... ... ... 50
6. For every steam or motor-driven passenger boat ... 10 00
7. For every steam or motor-driven cargo boat ... ... 10 00
8. (i) For every lighter and every dumb barge of 100 tons
burden or over ... ... ... ... ... 10 00
(ii) For every lighter and every dumb barge of less than
100 tons burden 5 00
THE PERRIES ENACTMENT. $ c. E. 1, 01.

S. E. XVIII, 00.
Licence for ferry boat for twelve months from date of issue 5 00 n.s. b. 2, oi.
Pg. E. 1, 01.
Port Dickson.
Number-plates for passenger boats, each 25 cents.
Port Swettenham.
Number-plates for boats each 25 cents.
THE REGISTRATION AND SURVEY OP STEAM VESSELS Pk. E. 10. 93.

ENACTMENT, 1893.
Fees for Registration— 8 c.
For every steam vessel ... ... ... ... ... 25 00
„ launch ... 10 00
Fees for Survey—
For steam vessels for each survey ... ... ... ... 7 00
„ launch 5 00
Supply of Water to Ships— c.s.o.G.
Port Swettenham $1 per ton (225 gallons). A G 0. 79'7i 2j.
Telok Anson 1 per 1,000 gallons.
Port Weld 1
Kuantan ... ... 1 per ton (225 gallons).
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A.G.O. 484, 22. schedule foe launch hire.
Sel. 2112, 22. PoBT SwETTENHAM.
(1) For Shipping Agents and Others—
Up to 2 hours during ordinary working hours $25 and there
after $10 an hour or part of an hour.
After 6 p.m. or before 7 a.m. $12 per hour (the extra $2 to be
devoted to the interests of the crew).
(2) For Pilots—

$10 per hour during the time the launch is away from her
moorings.
After 6 p.m. or before 7 a.m. $12 per hour.
(3) Hiring out of " Sea Belle's " motor boat is entirely prohibited.
s. 907, 484,
A.Q.O. 2*. 22. (4)' Launch " Speedy
f J "i> charge
ei for all $5 rper hour.
Pekan.
a.g.o. 897, 28. ( $6 per hour or part thereof
Pg. 1876, 28. . „ \ actual running; plus $3.75
Motor Launch Sri Pakan for eaeh nigh = from
V Pekan.
!$3.50 per hour or part there
of actual running plus
$1.75 for each night away
from Pekan.
( $2 per hour or part thereof

Do. "Lady Grullimard" ... \ actual running plus $1.25
"Peninjau" ... ...1 for each night away from
( Pekan.
THE PILGRIMS AND PILGRIM SHIPS ENACTMENT, 1930.

Fees for Issue of Certificate B under Section 6 and for
Issue of Bepobt under Section 43 of Enactment.
F. E. .7, 80.„ For

-r, steamers carrying;
J & 500 rpilgrims
* or under Certificate B or -or
G. 7128, 26-9-30. iieport... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... #40
Rale 29.
For steamers carrying over 500 pilgrims Certificate B or
Eeport ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 35
205
Marine.
the pilots ' enactment, 1921. f. e. 20, 21.
Dues to be charged by pilots in the Pilotage District of Port
Swettenham :
Inwards or outwards to or from any buoy or anchorage within port g. 8722, 8-7-27.
limits :
1. Not exceeding 1,250 gross registered tonnage ... 2 cents per ton
Exceeding 1,250, but not exceeding 2,000 gross
registered tonnage ... ... ... ... If „ „
With a minimum of $25
registered tonnage ... ... ... ... \\ ,, „
With a minimum of $35
registered tonnage ... ... ... ...If „ „
With a minimum of $45 $ c.
Exceeding 4,000 gross registered tonnage ... ... 50 00
"2. Pulau Angsa or Pinto Gedong to port limits and
vice versa an additional charge of ... ... £ cent per ton
3. Special fee between Angsa Bank Light Vessel and Pulau $ c.
Angsa • 50 00
4. Shifting berth within port limits ... ... ... ... 25 00
5. Taking a vessel to or from a wharf ... ... ... 25 00
■6. Detention per hour completed ... ... ... ... 10 00
7. Special fee for night services rendered within pilotage
limits between 6.30 p.m. and 9 p.m. ... ... ... 30 00
•8. Special fee for night services rendered within pilotage
limits between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. ... ... ... 50 00
The above tariff payable by men-of-war shall be on displacement
tonnage.
As from the 1st March, 1931, a temporary reduction of 5 per <j. 4m( 8.6.81i
-cent, has been approved on all pilotage dues for the Pilotage a. 7075, 9-10-31.
District of Port Swettenham for a period of twelve months.
Charges for Private Moorings. $ c.
Pontoon per day including fuel and crew ... ... ... 20 00 s R Se1
Services of Harbour Master ... ... ... ... ... 30 00 '3945,' 23.
Launch hire for moving pontoon ... ... ... ... 20 00 a. g. 0. 23, 23.
Charges for the use of the Telok Anson Dock by private pk WQ 22
individuals :
$5 a day for launches.
$3 ,, smaller craft.
Fees
• • 11 to be charged
*i j for pilotage in the Perak River—Fees to be JT«o«vr« Bui ■oil.
retained by pilot: Pk. 740. so.
1. For vessels up to 12 feet draft ... $ 80
2. „ „ from 12 to 15 feet draft 100
3. „ „ over 15 feet draft by special arrangement
4. Pilotage from Denison Light House to Bagan
Datoh anchorage half the above rates.
206

MEDICAL.
For hospital charges, see Appendix L to General Orders.
For accouchement fees for the service of Government Trained
Midwives, see Appendix M to General Orders.
F. E. 18, 23. THE LABOUR CODE, 1923.

Estate Labourers.
a. 2998, 7-6-27 Expenses of the maintenance and treatment of a labourer in a
Government hospital payable by a resident manager under section 178
of " Labour Code, 1923," 50 cents per diem. Maternity cases of
wives of labourers treated free of charge.
g. sow, 169-27. Expenses of the maintenance and treatment of a labourer or of
any dependant of a labourer in a Government hospital payable by
the resident manager under section 178 of "The Labour Code, 1923,"
50 cents per day.
Prenatal and maternity cases treated free of charge.
A prenatal case is one in which the patient during her pregnancy
suffers from any form of intercurrent disease or- any disease of
pregnancy and requires admission for treatment to a Government
hospital.
A maternity case is one in which the patient has been admitted
into a Government hospital prior to her labour for delivery in
hospital or who has been admitted to hospital during her actual
labour or within twenty-tour hours of her labour.
[For fees for registration of Immigrants, etc., see page 215.]
F E is n THE POISONS ENACTMENT, 1911.

0 6202 6-1022 Fee for every licence issued under this Enactment ... $20 00
Licence to expire on 31st December of year of issue.
p E 6_ 31 THE REGISTRATION OF DENTISTS ENACTMENT, 1931.

g. 2886, 24-4-31. ( i ) Fee for each registration of dental practitioners—not
exceeding $50.
( ii ) Fee for the retention of the name of a registered dentist
on the register chargeable annually—not exceeding $10.
The amount of fees shall be decided from time to time
by the Dental Board subject to the approval of the Chief
Secretary.
P.s g 1634 31 êes approved by the Chief Secretary under
item (i) above ... ... ... ... $50
„ (ii) ., lOp.a.
(iii) No fee shall be chargeable for the registration of any
Dental Surgeon in the service of the Government of the Federated
Malay States or of the Government of the Straits Settlements or of
Dental Surgeons in the service of the Navy, Army or Air Force if
employed in the pursuit of their official duties.
207
Medical.
Scale of Charges for Medicines Sold at Government g- "mi_
24-10-30.
Hospitals and Dispensaries.
The sale of medicines at Government hospitals and dispensaries
-will be on the following scale, but Medical Officers may, at their
discretion, reduce these charges or forego them altogether in the case
of very poor patients.
2. Medicines will only be dispensed upon payment in cash as a
•rule but a letter of guarantee for payment may be accepted when for
any reasonable cause it is impossible for the out-patient to make
payment at the time.
3. On Sundays and public holidays, prescriptions should be sent
between the hours of 8 and 9 a.m. They will not be dispensed at
,any other time unless marked " urgent " by a Medical Officer.
4. When it is not possible to apply any particular prescription
to the sub-joined scale, cost price plus 25 per cent, for all drugs
dispensed with a minimum charge of 20 cents for each prescription,
will be charged.
5. All previous scales of charges for medicines are hereby
■cancelled.
6. There should be no charge for quinine itself but a dispensing
fee should be charged for plain quinine mixtures and capsules.
-Quinine mixtures Dispensing fee 40 cents per bottle
,, capsules ,, 3 ,, per capsule
Description of medicine. Quantity. Price.
Mixtures Each dose ... ... 10 cents
Pills Each 10 „
Powders (except santonin) 5
Santonin powders 20
Lotions and gargles Per ounce 5
'Ointments 11 30
Draughts ... Per dose 12
Plasters ... Each .... 50
Liniments and oils for external use Per ounce 15
Cotton wool 12
Lints ... 15
Bandages ... Each 10
Bottles and gallipots 10
Deleterious Drugs.
An additional fee of 50 cents will be charged for each prescription
containing a deleterious drug.
208

Veterinary Medicines.
Description. Quantity. Price.
$ e.
Draughts ... Per pint or per dose . . . 1 00
Powders ... „ half-dozen 2 00
Lotions ,, ounce 05
Ointment, hoof ... „ pound 50
„ heel „ 4 ounces ... 50
„ blister „ 2 ,, 1 00
Oils for external use ... „ 10 , 1 00
Balls for horses ... ... Each 30
This is in addition to the charge for the medicine. Where
atropine, eserine, adrenal in or cocaine enters into the composition the
charge to be $1.50 per pint bottle.
G. 4327, Examination of Estate Dressers.

24-10-19.
3rd grade examination, fee ... ... ... $10
2nd „ „ „ ... 15
1st „ „ „ 25
c.s.o. 2689, i9. Fees will be collected by Government and credited to " Sundry
a.G.o. 1691, 19. Deposits " and paid to the Examiners on vouchers drawn on the
Treasury.
F. E. 16, 28. THE DELETERIOUS DRUGS ENACTMENT, 1928.

f.s.g. 1184, 29. Licences under section 7 are issued free.
A.G.O. 613, 29.
THE INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH, KUALA LUMPUR.
Scale of Fees for the Examination of Pathological
Specimens.
a.g.o. 56, 20. (These fees are not intended to deter medical practitioners from
c.s.o. 2727, 19. having recourse to the laboratory for assistance in the diagnosis of
disease. When a doctor certifies that a patient is not in a position
to pay a fee, then the necessary examination will be made free of
charge.)
Wasserniann reaction $25
Section cutting and examination of tumours 25
Preparation of vaccines 25
Examination of sores, ulcers, etc. 10
F.S.G. 1826, 29. ,, ,, stained films 5
A.G.O. 846, 29. Agglutination reactious 10
Bacteriological examination of body fluids
and excreta 10
209
Medical.
The above fees—less 5 per cent, for cost of materials which will be
credited to revenue will be retained by the officer making the examination
in conformity with the practice in the Straits Settlements.
Sale of Lymph Vaccine per tube cts. 25—Government Departments, f.s.g. isis, si.
oc ti- ar\w i A.G.O. 881, 81.
„ „ „ „ 25—Dispensaries 2O70 less.
30—Private individuals.
Sale of Anti-rabic H.V. 1 c.c. cts 25
Sale of Anti-rabic C.V. 1 dose=6 c.c $1 00
Sale of Serum at the following rates 6 c.
Anti-streptococcus ... ... | 10 c.cm. 50
25 c.cm. 00
2000 units 00
Diphthera Antitoxin Cone 5000 „ 00
8000 „ 00
500 „ 00
Tetanus Antitoxin 1500 „ 00
Dysentery Serum 50
Anti-meningococcus Serum 25 c.c. 00
Anti-colon Serum 10 50
: 25 00
{
Anti-venom Serum 25 50
Plague Serum ... 20 25
(These rates are based on invoices from the manufacturers and
are therefore subject to variation from time to time.)
Sale of Vitamine B. Extract loose ~) 100 grammes $2, less 10% to
in powder form ) Dispensaries.
Sale ofJitamine B. Extract loose j 100 mes $2 M
in tablet form ) 0
Examination of Exhibits :
Analysis of water =$25.
Scale or Fees for the Examination of Bio-chemical Specimens

blood.
1. Determination of calcium $10 per specimen FSG ^ M.
2. phospates 10
3. chlorides 10
4. N.P.N, 10
5. urea . . . 10
6. glucose 10
7. cholesterol 10
8. creatinine 10
9. uric acid 10
10. total solids 10
11. five of above constituents
in one specimen ... 25
12. all of above constituents in
one specimen 50
13. lactic acid ... 25
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f.s.g. 2663, si. 14. Determination of acetone $25 per specimen
15. ,, alkaline reserve 10
16. ,, albumen, globulin, and
fibrinogen 25
17. Glucose Tolerance Test ... 25
URINE.
18. Qlalitative determination of reducing sugar,
albumen, acetone bodies, blood and bile
pigments 5 per consti
tuent
19. Identification of reducing sugar in urine 5
20. Quantitative determination of glucose 10 per specimen
21. ,, „ urea ... 10
22. ,, ,, uric acid 10
23. „ ,, creatinine JO
24. „ „ phosphates 10
25. „ ,, protein 10
26. ,, ,, total acetone
bodies 10
27. Urea concentration test 10
28. Qualitative determination of bile pigments ... 5

29. „ „ blood ... 5
30. ,, ,, fats and fatty
acids ... 25
CASTEIC jUICES.
31. Determination of total acidity and free
hydrochloric acid in stomach contents 10
32. Fractional test-meal 25
MISCELLANEOUS.
33. Basal metabolic rate 50
34. Respiratory quotient 25
CEEEBEO-SPINAL FLUIDS.
35. Cytology of 5
36. Determination of chlorides 10
37. „ glucose 10
F.S.G. 1825, 30. Scale of Charges for the Examination of Pathological
A.G.O. 718, 31. Specimens from Estate Hospitals.
Wassermann reaction ... ... ... ... $3
Section cutting and examination of tumours ... 5
Preparation of vaccines ... ... ... ... 5
Bacteriological examination of sores, ulcers, etc. 2
Examination of stained films ,, ... ... 2
Agglutination reactions ... ... ... ... 2
Bacteriological examinations of body fluids excreta 2
p. E. 9. IS. THE SALE OF FOOD AND DRUGS ENACTMENT, 1913.
Section 8. Copy of certificate of analysis ... ... ?1
Section 6. Any person may have sample analysed on payment of
prescribed fee.
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HEALTH.
Registration of births and deaths (see under Police).
THE BUFFALOES ENACTMENT, 1899. $ c. Pk. E. 16i 99.

Certificate of entry, to enter the State, each buffalo from
Raman, Legai and Kelantan ... ... ... ... 50
THE QUARANTINE AND PREVENTION OF DISEASE Pk. E. 18, 03.

ENACTMENT, 1903.• s- E- 13' 03-
N. S. E. 22, 03.
Bill of health for issue or endorsement (rule 21a) ... ... 5 00 Pg. K. ie, 03.
Pk. <?. 3336,
27-10-16.
For every head of cattle imported and confined in a Govern
ment Quarantine Station in Perak : exclusive of the
cost of maintaining the animal ... ... ... ... 50
THE SALE OF FOOD AND DRUGS ENACTMENT, 1913. F.E. 9, 13.

Licence for food-factories and dairies ... ... ... ... Free e- 2725, 14 9 17-
VEHICLES.
Pk. E. 10, 00.
THE JINRIKISHA ENACTMENT, 1900 AND 1907. S. E. 12, 00.
N. S. E. 19, 00.
Perak. Selangor. ge^?£n Pahang. Pg' E' 2l o7>
Sc. Sc. $ c. $ c.
Section 24 Jinrikisha licence transfer 25 25 25 25 pg. a. 753,
Jinrikisha rpuller's licence,' cri t„ N.S.G. 16-31
1796,
per annum ...... 50 50
„ 22 Consolidated tax payable s. 0.
by owner of every jin 15-1-15.
rikisha for four months
thereof 4 00 4 00 2 00 1 00
,, 23 To replace one lost
number plate, not ex
ceeding 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00
,, „ To replace one defaced
number plate, not
exceeding 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00
Section 40 (ii). Proceeds of sale of property left in jinrikishas
and not claimed within three months, shall be paid to " Reward
Fund."
• Fees collected by Veterinary Department in Perak.
212

f. e. is, i!. the vehicles enactment, 1912.
Annual• Taxes Payable on REGiSTEATioN.t
Perak. Selangor. g^gL. Pahang.

(G. 317,18.) (G. 3631,20.) (G. 1330,20.) (G. 288,13.)
$ c. $ c. $ e. $ c.
Hackney carriages with two
wheels 10 00 10 00 10 00 6 00
„ four
wheels 12 00 12 00 12 00 10 00
Omnibus with two wheels ... 20 00 20 00 20 00 18 00
four „ ... 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00
Carts drawn by any animals—
Carts on springs 8 00 8 00 10 00 6 00
„ without springs ... 12 00 12 00 12 00 11 00
Hand-carts 10 00 10 00 10 00 1 00
Bicycles, tricycles and multi
cycles (propelled by their
riders) for hire or trade
purposes 3 00 3 00 3 00 2 00
Private carriages—
With two wheels 6 00 6 00 6 00 6 00
„ four „ 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00
Drivers' licences including
badges and registration... 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50
Fee for registration of transfer of ownership, 25 cents [section 7

(Hi)].
New plates will be supplied in place of illegible or lost ones at
cost price (sections 24 and 25).
q jj ls • In Perak registration is half yearly.
O. 4126, 20. In Selangor and Negri Sembilan half charges if vehicle registered after
N.S. O. 87, 04. 30th June.
In Pahang taxes payable on vehicles registered in the second, third or
last quarters shall be $, J and i, respectively, of the above rates.
f Note.—In Perak, Selangor and Negri Sembilan these taxes are inclusive
of registration fees.
In Pahang the fees payable on registration are :
For vehicles which are not required to be licensed, 25 cents
„ „ required to be licensed, $1.
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Vehicles.
the motor vehicles enactment, 1928. f. b. s, 28.
Fees.
76. Fees shall be charged for drivers' and conductors' certificates g. 5858, 14-9-28.
of competency at the following rates :
(a) For the issue of a driver's certificate of competency $10
(6) For the issue of a visitor's certificate of competency
to drive 2
(c) For the issue of a conductor's certificate of
competency... 5
(d) Fee for endorsement under rule 31 ... 2
O. 257, 15-1-29.
(e) Fee for duplicate certificate under rule 32... 2
Fees to be collected under rule 76, shall be paid in 0. 1317, 22-2-29.
the form of Revenue Stamps.
77. The fees for the issue and renewal of licences to use motor 0. 5858, U-9-28.
vehicles on the public roads shall be at the following rates :
For one month
or part thereof.
A. Motor bicycles— 1 % c.
' Under 5 H.P 1 00 O. 257, 15-1-i
5 H.P. and over 1 50
B. Motor cycles and motor cars used for private O. 5858, 14-9-28.
purposes—
Under 10 H.P 2 00
„ 16 H.P 3 00
„ 20 H.P 5 00
„ 25 H.P 7 00
25 H.P. and over 10 00 O. 8067,
14-12-28.
For the purpose of this rule horsepower shall 0. 5858, 14-9-2:
be calculated according to the formula of
the Royal Automobile Club of Great Britain,
i.e., 2™ where d is the diameter of the
cylinders in inches and n the number of
cylinders.
C. Motor vehicles used for conveyance of passengers
for hire. In addition to the appropriate fee
according to the above scale, there shall be
payable a further fee of one dollar monthly for
every person excluding the driver and the
conductor authorised to be carried on the
motor vehicle.
D. Motor cycles used for trade purposes 3 00
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Taxes, Daties, Fees, etc.

For one mouth
or part thereof.
E. Traction engines and motor lorries—not exceed- I c.
0. 1570, i-s-29. ing one ton in weight ... ... ... ... 5 00
Exceeding one ton and not exceeding 2| tons
in weight 10 00
Exceeding 2f tons and not exceeding 4| tons
in weight ... ... ... ... ... 15 00
Exceeding 4| tons and not exceeding six tons
in weight 30 00
Exceeding six tons and not exceeding teD tons
in weight ... ... ... ... ... 40 00
Provided that double the above rates shall
be charged in the case of traction engines
and motor lorries not fitted with pneumatic
tyres on all wheels.
0. 5E58, 14-9-28 F. Carriages —
For every ton weight or part thereof ... 5 00
G. General Licences .-. ( 120 00
I annually.
a. 8087, 1-5 28. Provided that the fee for a general licence to
a dealer in motor cycles only shall be ... ( 60 00
I annually.
a. 5858, H-9-28. H. Temporary licence under rule 26 1 00
G. 8067, I. Visitors licence ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
14-12-28
J. Duplicate licence issued under rule 25 ... ... 1 00
7828, The fee for supply of the " Form of Register of Journeys under
24-10-80.
General Licence " prescribed by section 10 of the Enactment and by
Gazette Notification No. 3619 of the 24th May, 1929, shall be one
dollar for each folio of fifty pages.
G. 5858, 14-9-28. 24. (i) A licence for a motor vehicle or carriage shall be issued for a
°- 92919'.12.30 period expiring on the last day of March, June, September or December.
(ii) No licence for a motor vehicle other than in the form A
of the second schedule to these rules shall be issued for a period
longer than three months.
(iii) No licence shall remain in force after the 31st day of December.
Note.—Government cars and cars belonging to Government officers
who draw allowances in respect thereof are licensed free [section 58 (ii) ].
Drivers' certificates to Government officers who draw allowances are
issued free.
f. s. g. 149, 28. The Honourable Members of the Federal Council can be allowed
a. g. o. so, 28. £ree licence for oue motor car each.
c.s.o. 5675, is. No exemptions for paid drivers.
(? G3950 8 79e-296' ^ne êes prescribed for the tables of distances, rates and charges
to be supplied under section 33 of the Enactment shall be 50 cents.
c.S.O.G. Negri Sembilan— „
N S 2Sio 21 Badges for motor-car drivers issued after the '
30th June and renewal of lost badges ... ... 0 50
iVoie.—A statutory declaration should be furnished for lost badges.
All fees to be credited to the revenue of the State in which the
licence or certificate is issued.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS ENACTMENT, 1898 AND 1899. Pk. E. 14, 98.
S. E. 16, 98.
V(Fees chargeable
& byJ Notaries Public.)' $ c. N.S.
Pg. E.E. 5,17,99.98.
1. Noting bill of exchange or promissory note ... ... 5 00
2. Protesting bill of exchange or promissory note including
noting " 10 00
3. Noting bill of exchange for non-acceptance and subse
quently noting and protesting same for non-payment ... 15 00
4. Notarial copies of documents, per folio ... ... ... 50
5. Any other notarial act in connection with a bill of ex
change or promissory note... ... ... ... ... 1 00
N.B. —A notary public who is an officer in the service of the State
shall pay into the Treasury for the benefit of the general revenue
all fees received by him.
THE LABOUR CODE, 1923. % c.

Fee for copies of notes of evidence [section 98 ii (d)] v. E. 18, 23.
per folio of 100 words or less 0 75 5763, 5"9"24-
Registration of immigrants locally engaged per labourer
named in the statement (section 54) ... ... ... 1 00
Reimbursement on failure to fulfil promise to labour or to proceed
to place of employment $20, provided that the Controller may at his
discretion remit the whole or part of any such sum.
Any such sum so received or recovered by the Controller shall be
paid by him to the Indian Immigration Fund (sections 47 and 48.)
Indian Immigration Assessment (sections 129 and 131) shall not
exceed $6 per quarter.
A fee not exceeding $50 to be paid by every employer in respect of
each labourer who is or ought to have been included in the statement
required by section 126 to be forwarded with the return under section
125 showing the number of Indian labourers engaged by him under
section 54 (i) subject to the exemptions under section 54 (ii) may be
prescribed by the Indian Immigration Committee (section 130).
[For hospital charges of estate labourers, see page 206.]
COMMISSION ON CHEQUES. C.S.O.G.

Cashing private cheques ad valorem ... ... ... ...
ffi a6q2^21^
Pekan ... ... \°/o Pg. 2464, w.
Kuala Lipis ... ... ... ... ... ... ... |%
Temerloh \°/0 Try. no, 21.
A. O.O. 1352, 21.
Before cashing a cheque, the sanction in writing of the officer in
charge of the district must be obtained, and in the case of a cheque
sighed by anyone not in the Government service a letter of guarantee
from a bank must also be obtained.
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p. e. 25, 28. the river launches enactment, 1928.
Perak, Negri Sembilan and Pahang.
The fees payable shall be as follows :
Pg' 'su-io. On first registration a registration fee of ... $5 per launch
N.S. G. 3717, And annually a licence fee :
23-5-30
for each private launch ... ... ... 5 per annum
Pk. G-2»o431^ „ launch plying for hire 10 „
A copy of a licence may be obtained on the
payment of a fee of $1. The full licence fee
for the year shall be payable for whatever
portion of a year the licence is issued.
Selangor.
a. 2390, 28 8-30. Fee for each licence ... ... ... ... $10
Fee for copy of the licence ... ... ... 1
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY DEPARTMENT, BATU GAJAH, PERAK.

Assays.
f.s.g. 961, 28. Mineral samples are received for assay in the laboratory of the
a.g.o. 663, 28. Geological Survey Department, Batu Gajah, Perak. Charges are
made according to the following list, which is subject to revision, and
cancels previous lists :
The determination of one of the following constituents : $ c-
tungstic acid, gold, silver, lead, per sample ... ... 15 00
In more than two samples, up to four, sent together, per
sample ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 12 00
Beyond the first four samples, per sample ... ... 8 00
Tin-ore and tin-ore concentrates :
Assay for total tin-content, or assay by cyanide-fusion
after acid-cleaning, per sample... ... ... ... 15 00
In more than two samples, up to four, sent together, per
sample 12 00
Beyond the first four samples, per sample ... ... 8 00
Mineral analyses, not entailing chemical analysis, maxi
mum charge for one analysis ... ... ... ... 5 00
Screen analyses, per analysis ... ... ... ... 10 00
Complete analyses of mineral samples will be charged
for according to the nature of the sample and time
necessary for the analysis, with a minimum charge of
thirty dollars. An estimate will be given when possible.
Proximate analysis of coal (moisture, volatile consti
tuents, free carbon, ash, sulphur) ... ... ... 30 00
Analyses of constituents not mentioned above, and other work
done by the staff, will be charged for according to the nature of the
sample and the time and material expended.
The department will assay samples as received and will not be
responsible for the sampling of any ore unless specially requested to
undertake it, when an extra charge will be made.
Payment of any of the above fees may be demanded in advance.
217
Miscellaneous.
Free Eeports.
Qualitative reports on mineral samples from the Federated Malay
States will be furnished free of charge if time permits. It is expected
tliat the submitter of a sample for free report will give the exact locality
where it was found ; and the Government reserves to itself the right to
publish results.
Geological Reports.
Reports on ore-deposits and geological structure of mining-
properties will be furnished for a fee of fifty dollars for every day,
or part of a day, of field-work, and expenses charged in accordance
with the Government's General Orders.
Publications.
(Obtainable from the Office of the Director, Geological Survey,
Batu Gajah.)
The Beatrice Mine, Selibin, Federated Malay States. Price:
Fifty cents.
The Geology and Mining Industries of Kedah and Perlis.
Price : One dollar and twenty cents.
A list of minerals found in British Malaya together with a
description of their properties, occurrences and uses. Price : One
dollar.
The Geology of Singapore Island with a geological sketch-map.
Price : Fifty cents.
Notes on the Geology of Sarawak. Price : Fifty cents.
The Geology and Mining Industries of Ulu Pahang, with a sketch-
map showing the geological structure of the country, 1911. Price:
Two dollars.
Notes on Prospecting for Tin-ore in the Federated Malay States.
Price : Twenty cents.
Notes on the Occurrences of Lode Tin-ore in the Kinta Valley.
Price : Two dollars.
The Geology and Mining Industry of the Kinta District, Perak,
Federated Malay States, with a geological sketch-map. Price : Three
dollars.
The Geology of South Perak, North Selangor and the Dindiags,
with a geological sketch-map, 1919. Price : Three dollars and fifty
cents.
An Account of the Geology and Mining Industries of South
Selangor and Negri Sembilan with a geological sketch-map, 1922.
Price : Two dollars and fifty cents.
Geology of Malacca with geological map and special reference to
Laterite. Price : One dollar.
Geology of Malayan Ore Deposits. Price : Eight dollars.
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f- e. 24. 27. the boarding house enactment, 1927.
Licensing and Classification.
a. 2, 1-1-29. The Licensing Officer shall be :
(a) Within a Sanitary Board area the Chairman of such Board,
acting under the general direction of the Board ;
(6) Outside a Sanitary Board area the District Officer.
G. 8114, The classification of boarding houses and the fees payable in
22"11"29 respect of licences
* shall be as follows :
For each month or
part thereof from the
date of issue until
HOTELS — the date of expiry.
First Class $12
Second Class ... ... ... ... ... 8
Native passenger lodging houses ... ... 4
G' 724423 10 31 Licences may be taken out at any time but the period of eacb
licence shall be such that it will expire
(a) on one of the following dates, viz., March 31st, June 30th,
September 30th, or December 31st; and
(6) not later than the 30th day of June next ensuing after the
date of issue.
SANATORIA AND HALTING BUNGALOWS.

Scale of Charges.
Halting Bungalows— 5 c.
Use of room, during day ... ... ... ... ... 50
„ per noctem ... ... ... ... ... 75
o. 5850, Bungalows on Taiping Hills.

14-9-28.
Permits for the occupation of any of these bungalows compris
ing the Hut, Maxwell's, No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, No. 4, and the Tea
Gardens for a term not exceeding 14 days in the first instance may be
obtained by persons of the following classes :
(a) Officers in the service of the Federated Malay States, TTn-
federated Malay States and the Colony and resident iu
the Federated Malay States and Naval, Military and Air
Officers serving in the Federated Malay States, Unfedera-
ted Malay States or the Colony :
Provided that no bungalow shall be occupied by Naval,
Military and Air Officers in the aggregate for more than
60 days in any one year ;
(b) Officers in the service of the Federated Malay States, the
TJnfederated Malay States or the Colony and. not resident
in the Federated Malay States ;
(c) Private residents and visitors.
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Miscellaneous.
The wives and families of members of the Malay States Volunteer
Regiment shall be allowed accommodation at bungalows at the rates
paid by persons in class (a) for periods coinciding with their
husbands' attendance at camps, with a limit of 14 days. In the
matter of priority the applications shall be counted as equal with
those of persons in class (a).
The rent chargeable to occupants of any class is $1 per diem.

Persons in classes (a) and (6) shall be exempted from the above
charges for 14 days in a calendar year. Fees are payable in advance.
Kledang Bungalows— rk- 1S26, n.

Use of a house, a day $1 a.g.O. 650, 2u.
,, with two wings, a day ... ... $1 per wing.
Selangor. $ c.
1. Beranang Halting Bungalow, per room per night 1 50 C.S.O.G. 4S1S,
21.
2. Jeram Halting Bungalow, per room per night ... 1 00^ Visitors
3. Sungei Besar Halting Bungalow, per room per night 1 00 f own
4. Skinching Halting Bungalow, per room per night 1 00 ) food
5. Use of room per day in each case ... ... ... 50
6. Bukit Kutu Bungalows.—Two bungalows on Bukit Kutu are f- uu, 16 8-28.
available for the use of Government officers drawing a salary of not
less than 83,000 per annum, and when not so required for the use of
private individuals. The British Resident shall, at all times, have
first call upon the old bungalow.
Permits for occupation for a term not exceeding fourteen days

in the first instance may be obtained by persons of the following
classes :
(a) Officers in the service of the Federated - Malay States,
Unfederated Malay States, and the Colony and resident
in the Federated Malay States, and Naval, Military and
Air Force officers serving in the Federated Malay
States, Unfederated Malay States, or the Colony.
(i>) Officers in the service of the Federated Malay States, the
Unfederated Malay States, or the Colony and not
resident in the Federated Malay States.
Priority will usually be given to applications from persons in

classes (a) and (b) made on the grounds of ill-health and supported
by a medical certificate.
Permits will be issued with effect from noon to noon.
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Tariff—no fixed scale.
S.F. 57, 29. The charge for occupation which is payable on receipt of notice of
allotment is $1 a day for each person subject to a maximum of $3.
a.g.o. 983, 29. §0 charge will be made for children under six years of age.
e. 1644, ie-8-28. Persons in classes (a) and (b) shall be exempted from the above
charge for 21 days in 12 months.
Occupants will be held responsible for breakages or damage done

in the buildings or grounds by members of their parties or servants
in their employ.
Chairs and coolies may be obtained through the District Officer

or the caretaker, Kuala Kubu Rest-house. The charges, which are
liable to alteration from time to time, are at present as follows :
Chair, full distance (five coolies to a chair) $10
Chair, half „ ,. „ „ „ $5
Luggage coolies each ... $1.50
Any person being unable to occupy a room after it has been

assigned to him must give notice in writing of such inability to the
District Officer, Ulu Selangor, at least 48 hours before the date of
proposed occupation and a refund will then be made of the fees
deposited.
s.g. 1154, 28. 7. Dusun Tua Bungalow.—The bungalow (two bed-rooms) and
A.G.O. 574, 28. annexe (three bed-rooms) are available for the use of Government
officers drawing $100 p.m. or over, and, when not so required, for
the use of private individuals, whose applications are approved by the
District Officer :
Oovernment officers up to seven days ... Free
For any further period after seven days ... $1.00 per diem
Persons not in Government service ... ... $2.50 ,, „
Per head when a For a party of
party does not more than 4
consist of more persons per
than 4 persons. head.
$ c. $ c.
F.S.G. 632, 32. Early morning tea 20 30
Sel. G. 827, 31.
Breakfast 75 80
Tiffin 1 00 1 00
Afternoon tea 25 30
Dinner 1 25 1 25
Per diem provided notice is given... 2 75 3 00
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Miscellaneous.
Drinks.
Whisky (Johnnie Walker) $5.25 per bottle, j.s.g. 632, 32.
Beer
Stout .60
Soda 12
Mineral-water .13
Cigarettes (Capstan) .70 per tin.
Cigars According to brand.
Whisky ... Half .30 cts. Whole .50 cts.
„ (Johnnie Walker) .35 „ „ .55 „
„ and soda ... .35 „ „ .55 „
Brandy .30 „ „ .50 „
„ and soda ... •40 „ „ .60 „
Gin Sling ... .30 „ ,. -50 „
Gin •25 „ „ -45 „
Vermouth ... .20 „ » .40 „
Lime squash •15 „ „ .20 „
8. Morib Sanatorium.—The bungalow (four double-bedded a. ton, is s-so.
rooms) is available for the use of Government servants (Europeans)
and in the absence of any such application it may be allotted to
other Europeans at the discretion of the officer in charge of the
bungalow :
Government officers up to 14 days ... 50 cents per day
For any further period after 14 days $3.00 per day
Persons not in Government service $3.00 „
P.S.G. 632, 32.
Early tea and fruit 20 Sel. O. 827, 31.
Breakfast 75
Lunch ... 00
Tea 25
Dinner... 10
Full day's charge 75
9. Pulau Angsa Bungalow.—The bungalow is available for
the use of Government officers drawing $2,400 p.a. or over, and,
when not so required, for the use of private individuals, whose
applications are approved by the District Officer : (visitors provide
own food).
Government officers up to 14 days ... ... Free
For any further period after 14 days ... $1 per diem
Persons not in Government service ... $1 „ ,,
Fees may be demanded in advance.
10. Gap Sanatorium.-—The Gap Sanatorium (four rooms) and a. m6i 16-32*.
rooms Nos. 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8 in the Gap Rest-house are available for a.g.o. 824, si.
the use of Government officers drawing a salary of not less than
$3,000 per annum, and when not so required, for the use of
private individuals.
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g'. i«45, i«-3 28. Permits for occupation for a term of aot exceeding fourteen days
a.a.o. 824, 31. in the first instance may be obtained by persons of the following
classes :
(a) Officers in the service of the Federated Malay States,
Unfederated Malay States and the Colony and resident
in the Federated Malay States and Naval, Military and
Air Force officers serving in the Federated Malay States,
Unfederated Malay States or the Colony.
(b) Officers in the service of the Federated Malay States, the
Unfederated Malay States or the Colony and not
resident in the Federated Malay States.
Priority -will usually be given to applications from persons in
classes (a) and (6) made on the grounds of ill-health and supported
Permits will be issued with effect from noon to noon.
The charge for occupation which is payable on receipt of notice
of allotment is $1 a day for each person.
charge for 21 days in 12 months.
Occupants will be held responsible for breakages or damage done
in the buildings or grounds by members of their parties or servants
in their employ.
Any person being unable to occupy a room after it has been
assigned to him must give notice in writing of such inability to the
Executive Engineer, Kuala Kubu, at least 48 hours before the date of
proposed occupation and a refund will then be made of the fees
deposited.
Gap Rest-house.
Rooms Nos. 1, 2 and 5 in the Gap Rest-house are reserved for the
accommodation of bona fide travellers.
Government officers travelling on duty shall have a prior claim to
rooms Nos. I, 2 and 5; but no Government officer whose salary does
not exceed $100 per mensem will be allowed to make use of these
rooms. n
The charge for the use of rooms Nos. 1, 2 and 5 to other than
Government servants travelling on duty shall be $1.50 for each
person per night.
Except as modified by the three rules above, the rules applicable
to the Gap Sanatorium shall apply to rooms Nos. 1, 2 and 5 in the
Gap Rest-house.
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Miscellaneous.
Tariff—Gap Sanatorium and Rest-house.
Per head when For a party
a party does of more
not consist
of more than than four
persons.
4 persons.
$ c. $ c.
Early tea including fruit and toast 20 ... 15
jSel. G. 827,31.
Breakfast consisting of tea or coffee, two
courses, bread, butter and jam, etc. ... 90 ... 75
Tiffin consisting of soup, two courses, and
cheese 1 25 ... ] 00
Afternoon tea consisting of tea, bread,
toast or biscuits, butter and jam, etc. ... 35 ... 30
Dinner, consisting of soup, two courses,
pudding and cheese and coffee ... 1 50 ... 1 25
Inclusive charges for 24 hours if arranged
including all meals quoted above 3 00 ... 2 50
Inclusive charges for 24 hours if arranged
tor children between 2 and 6 years of age 1 00 ... 1 00
Children under 2 years of age Free
Liquor.
Large. Stengah.
$ C. $ c.
Whisky and soda, Johnnie Walker No. 1 70 . 40
Do. ordinary 60 . 35
Brandy and soda ... 70 . 40
Gin pahit 30 . 15
Gin gling with cherry brandy 80 . 45
Liquors ... 30 cents
Beer, Alsopps ... 55 cts. per bottle
Beer, German ... 45 „ „ „
Stout, milk or Guiness ... 55 „ „ „
Aerated waters, Fraser and Neave-

Soda water 1 8 cents per bottle (large)
Lemonade 18 ,, ,,
Ginger ale 18 ,, is
Ginger beer 18 ,, „ ii
Tonic... 18 „ ,, „ i.
Lime squash 20 ,, large
10 ,, small
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Liquor — (cont.)
F.S.G. 632. 32. Bottle. Peg. iPeg.
Sel. G. 827, 31. $ c. $ c. $ c.
A.G.O. 824, 31.
Whisky, Johnnie Walker No. 1, Black 5 00 ... 50 ... 25
,, No. 2, Eed 4 00 ... 40 ... 20
Black and White, etc. 3 75 ... 40 ... 20
Brandy, Hennessy and Martell's
Three Star 4 00 ... 40 ... 20
Gin, Old Tom 3 00 ... 30 ... 15
„ Plymouth 3 00 ... 30 ... 15
Sherry, White Label 2 75 ... 30
„ Sandemans 3 00 ... 35
Cigarettes, Capstan ... 80 cts. per tin.
555 ... 1 10 „
Cigars—
Londres 10 each.
Eeina Victoria 15
Pahang. $ c.
Halting bungalows, per room per night ... I 00
A.G.O. 174, 27. Bungalows at Fraser's Hill, Pahang—
f$3 per day per bungalow. It includes all
1. Magador charges for lighting and fuel and is not
2. Wray ... dependant on the number of visitors
3. Clifford ... occupying the bungalow
4. Dacres ... "i These bungalows are available for the use
of Government officers drawing $4,200
5. Hollebeke per annum or over and when not
6. Poleggone so required for the use of private
individuals
^$1.50 per room per day or part of a day
inclusive of lighting and fuel,
A.G.O. 456-29. except when the room is shared by persons
F.S.G. 1258-29 not of the same family in which case
7. Red Cross House the charges will be $1 per person per
8. Victory «| day or part of a day
9. Convalescent An additional charge of 50 cents per room
10. Cicely per day will be made to visitors who do
not bring their own personal servants or
do not share the services of the servant
L of another visitor
" Eed Cross House " and " Victory " are intended for occupation
by men and women who served in the Great War, and their families.
"Convalescent" and "Cicely" are intended for occupation by
any persons who have a medical certificate in respect of the health of
themselves or members of their families.
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Miscellaneous.
Bungalows at Fraser's Hill, Pahang—(cont.)
A day is reckoned from mid-day to mid-day. Visitors who on the
day of their departure, remain until two o'clock will pay for the
whole day.
The applicant must, within seven days of provisional allotment, A-<2-0' i?4. 2?-
pay in advance the rent for the whole period of occupation to the
Superintendent.
Ordinarily an applicant who does not occupy a bungalow or room
allotted to him will forfeit the amount paid ; but this may be waived
at the discretion of the Director of Public Works.
f Available for the use of Government officers
drawing $4,200 per annum or over and
for the use of private individuals
Bed-room for a day or any portion thereof,
J 50 cents •
11. Fernhill ... ... ■{ If the visitors stay overnight $2
Visitors who on the day of their departure
remain until past mid-day will pay in
addition the charge of 50 cents for part
I of a day. This must be paid to the
I caretaker before departure
Note.—No rent should be charged for Government officers on f.s.g. 27»o, 26.
duty who take a room at " Eed Cross," " Victory " or " Fernhill". a.g.o. m, 27.
Half rate ($1.50 inclusive of lighting and fuel) should be charged for
a bungalow for a period not exceeding three days in each case.
Pahang Bungalow—
Contract terms for catering by the caretaker are as follows : Pg. g. 1053, si.
/-i „„.„ ■ A.G.O. 47, 31.
One person ... ... ... ... $3.50 a day
Two persons ... ... ... ... 3.00 a day each
Three or more ... ... ... ... 2.50 „
If occupants do their own catering the caretaker is authorised to
charge 50 cents a day for firewood.
2. A charge of $1.25 a day is made to cover water, lighting and
the cost of washing household linen.
3. All telephone trunk line fees and breakages must be paid fou.
4. All the charges mentioned above should be paid to the
caretaker before departure.
5. No dogs are permitted in the bungalow.
6. Occupants are requested not to allow their amahs to use the
beds in the bungalow. A camp bed is provided for the purpose and
there is also a spare room in the servants' quarters.
i
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A.G.O. 50, 29. FrASEr's HlLL REST-HOUSE—
Charge for a room shall be $2 per day or part of a day except when
the room is occupied by persons not of the same family in which case
the charge will be $1.50 per day per person.
A day shall be reckoned from mid-day to mid-day and visitors
who occupy a room after mid-day are liable for the rent of that, room
for the following day.
a g.o. 566, 30. Members of the Development Committee and
n.s. a. 2218, 30. Government officers on duty ... ... Free
p.S.Q. 632, 32. Tariff—Fraser's Hill Rest-house and Bungalows.

Per head for Per head for Per head for
a party of a party of a party of more
one adult. two adults, than two adults
Earlv tea. Fruit and toast
or' biscuits $ .20 $ .20 $ .15
Breakfast. Porridge or fish,
eggs and bacon, bread,
butter, jam and tea or coffee .75 .75 .60
Tiffin. Fish or soup, meat
course, pudding or cheese 1.00 1.00 .90
Afternoon tea. Bread, butter,
jam, tea, etc. ... ... .30 .30 .25
Dinner. Soup, fish, meat
course, pudding and cheese 1.25 1.25 1.10
Inclusive charges for 24 hours
if arranged including all
meals quoted above ... 3.50 3.00 2.50
Inclusive charges for 24 hours
if arranged for children
under 5 years of age. For
each child ... ... ... 1.25 — —
a.g.o. 152, 30. Halting Bungalows, Cameron Highlands—

f£ sG gO 1672
183 3131 "'" l^'ne halting Bungalows are under the charge of the Executive
Engineer, Cameron Highlands, and applications for occupation of
rooms should be addressed to him.
Accommodation can only be secured on a permit signed by the

Executive Engineer, Cameron Highlands.
2. The bungalows are provided with only bedsteads, mattresses

pillows, crockery, cutlery, cooking utensils, lamps, chairs and
tables.
227
Miscellaneous.
Halting Bungalows, Cameron Highlands— (cont.)
A.G.O. 152, so.
3. Visitors are required to provide their own mosquito nets, A.G.0. 183, 31.
bedding, food, provisions and servants. P.S.G. 1672, 31.
4. A caretaker only is provided at each bungalow—these care
takers are not to be sent on messages or otherwise taken from the
duties by visitors.
5. Rooms can be reserved in advance, but applications will not be
accepted move than 1 4 days before the date on which accommodation
is required.
6. The charge for use of the Halting Bungalows will be $2 per
person per diem or part of a day including lighting and firewood, save
for Government officers travelling on duty. A day shall be reckoned
from mid-day to mid-day.
7. Permits for occupation are not transferable.
8. Applications for accommodation must be accompanied by a

remittance covering the amount payable for the period during which
rooms are required. Such deposit will be forfeited if rooms so
reserved are not occupied.
9. No single party may reserve more than two rooms at any one
time nor may any room be occupied for more than seven consecutive
nights (at any bungalow) except at the discretion of the Executive
Engineer, Cameron Highlands, should accommodation be available.
10. A visitor's book is kept by the caretakers and visitors are

requested to record therein date and hour of arrival and departure.
11. Visitors will be held responsible for all breakages of damage

during their occupation caused by themselves or their servants and
anyone wilfully causing damage or removing any article of furniture
■will be required to make good such damage.
12. Visitors are required to take the usual precautions with regard
to their personal belongings as Government will not be responsible
for any missing article.
13. The right is reserved of refusing any application without

assigning any cause and of terminating without notice the tenancy of
any person guilty of irregularity in respect of occupation.
14. Asiatic servants are not allowed to make use of any of the
bed-rooms, furniture or bedding.
15. Visitors must make their own arrangements for transport

throughout the period of their residence on the Highlands and are
particularly enjoined not to interfere with or interrupt the labour
forces of contractors and others employed on the Highlands.
228

eg. 2909, 06. Halting Bungalow, Kuantan—
Use of a room per night ... ... ... ... $1.00
„ „ during day only ... ... ... .50
Sanatorium, Kuala Pahang— (Part of Rest-house used as) —

a.g.o. 487, 28. (i) Up to four days Free
g' 5W' **' (ii) For every day after four days :
(a) Visitors whose substantive salary
is $100 or more a month ... $1.50 per day
(6) Visitors whose substantive salary
is less than $100 a month ... 1.00
Negri Sembilan.
G-unong Angsi Bungalow—
a. 5281, 24-8-28. Government officers, up to 14 days .. . ... Free
Private persons and Government officers
if allowed to remain in occupation after
14 days $3.00 per diem
These fees are payable for the whole period specified in the
occupation permit whether the accommodation reserved is actually
occupied or not, unless at least 10 days' notice is given to the
Secretary to Resident of the visitor's intention to cancel or curtail
his visit.
Upon approval of any application the applicant will be informed
that the sanatorium is provisionally reserved for him for a stated
period, whereupon he should forward, without delay, a cheque for
the amount chargeable for rent in respect of that period together
with the deposit of $20. On receipt of this payment the reservation
will be confirmed and a permit issued. In the event of the rent
charge and deposit not being received within ten days of the date
of posting of notification of provisional reservation the latter will
be cancelled.
a. mo8, 10-529. Rules por Government Bungalows at Port Dickson—

These rules apply to the following bungalows :
(a) Hythe;
(6) Salcombe ;
(c) Magnolia Bay ;
(d) Clovelly ;
(e) Drumochter ;
(/) Sanatorium ;
(</) Clifton.
229
Miscellaneous.
Permits.—All applications for permits to occupy must be addressed e- M7o, »-s-so.
in writing to the Lady Supervisor of Bungalows, Port Dickson.
Permits for the occupation of any of these bungalows for a term of
not exceeding fourteen days, in the first instance, may be obtained by
persons of the following classes :
(a) Officers in the service of the Federated Malay States, G- S40s, 10 5 29
Unfederated Malay States, or the Colony, and resident
in the Federated Malay States, and Naval, Military and
Air Officers serving in the Federated Malay States,
Unfederated Malay States, or the Colony :
Provided that no bungalow shall be occupied by Naval,
Military and Air Officers in the aggregate for more than
60 days in any one year.
(6) Officers in the service of the Federated Malay States, the
Unfederated Malay States, or the Colony, and not
resident in the Federated Malay States, and Officers in
the Federated Malay States Railways.
Applications for the use of such bungalows will be received as
follows :
(i) From persons in class (a) within two months of the
date from which occupation is to commence.
(ii) From persons in class (6) within six weeks of the date
from which occupation is to commence.
(iii) From persons in class (c) within one month of the date
from which occupation is to commence.
Priority will usually be given to applications from persons
in classes (a) and (6) made on the grounds of ill-health
if supported by a medical certificate.
These bungalows are available for Government servants draw

ing salaries of not less than $400 per mensem. In the absence of
an application from any such persons, a bungalow may be allotted to
other Government servants or to private persons at the discretion of
the District Officer.
Rental.—The rent chargeable to persons in classes (a) and (ft) is :

Hythe (per wing) ... ... .. ... $1.50 per day
Salcombe (p<;r wing) ... ... ... 1.50 „
Magnolia Ba\ 2.00 „
Clovelly 1.50
Drumochter ... ... ... ... 1.50 „
Sanatorium (per wing) ... ... ... 1.00 ,,
Clifton 1.50
chargesôr fourteen days in any one calendar year.
230

a. 3408, io-5 ra. The rates for persons in class (c) shall be twice the above rates.
When an application is made for a bungalow, the Lady Supervisor
of Bungalows, with the approval of the District Officer, will notify
the applicant of the accommodation available, and the rent if
any, payable. If such accommodation is accepted, the rent for the
whole period must be paid in advance within seven days of the receipt
of this notification. The District Officer will then issue a permit to
occupy. All permits are strictly non-transferable. Rent will only be
refunded provided a permit holder surrenders the permit in sufficient
time to admit of the bungalow being relet, and then only in respect
of the period during which it is relet.
No persons in class (a) or (6) shall be resident continuously in
a bungalow for more than 21 days at any one time without special
permission and no person in class (c) shall occupy a bungalow for
more than fourteen days at any one time without such permission.
Servants.—All bungalows are provided with a caretaker and a
water-carrier. Visitors are advised to bring their own boys if a part}'
of four or more is contemplated ; otherwise a charge of 50 cents a
day will be made.
Catering.—The caretaker will cook for visitors who wish to cater
for themselves or will supply food on contract for all meals including
early morning tea at the following rates per person.
(a) Up to three adults in the whole bungalow . . . $3.00 a day
Four or five .. . ... ... ... ... 2.75 per day
Six or more... ... ... ... ... 2.50
(1>) If separate meals are taken at the following rates :
Early morning tea .. . ... ... ... .30
Breakfast 1.00
Tiffin 1.25
Afternoon tea ... ... ... ... .30
Dinner ... ... ... ... ... 1.50
Service Fee.—To cover the cost of lighting, firewood, washing
soap, etc.,
(a) For Magnolia Bay, Clovelly, Drumochter, Clifton and each
wing of sanatorium. The caretaker is authorised to
make a service charge of $1 per day, irrespective of the
number of persons in occupation.
(b) For Hythe and Salcombe : The caretaker is authorised
to charge the sum of $1.30 per day for each wing
occupied.
n.s.g. 188, so. Class IV quarters at the 2nd mile, Coast Road, used as an "annexe"
to the sanatorium during the time they are not required for
allotment.
Rent for the use of Government officers in excess of 14 days
$1 per diem.
231
Miscellaneous.
Rules for " Taman Skri," The Malay Officers' Bungalow at o. 1010, 17-2-28
Port Dickson.—
1. The Bungalow is a semi-detached building, providing
accommodation for two families.
2. Permits. —All applications for permits to occupy must be
addressed to the District Officer, Port Dickson. Permits for occupation
of either wing, for a period not exceeding 14 days in the first instance
may be issued to Malay officers of the following classes only :
Malayan Civil Service ;
Administrative Branch (excluding Probationers) ;
Malay Assistant Commissioners of Police ;
Malay Probationary Assistant Commissioners of Police ;
Malay Chief Inspectors of Police ;
Malay Inspectors of Police (excluding Probationers) ;
Junior Agricultural Assistants (excluding those under
$120 p.m.) ;
Senior Agricultural Assistants and higher posts in Agricultural
Department ;
Junior Malay Co-operative Officers (excluding those under
$120 p.m.) ;
Malay Co-operative Officers ;
Senior Malay Co-operative Officers ;
Malay Assistant Inspectors of Schools, Grades I and II ;
Malay Teachers, Vernacular Schools, Special Class ;
Assistant Medical Officers ;
Assistant Surgeons ;
Dressers, Special Grade and Grade I.
Applicants should state the appointment they hold, and may apply
not more than two months prior to the date on which they require
accommodation. Priority will be given to applications made on the
grounds of ill-health if supported by a medical certificate.
3. Servants.—A caretaker and a water-carrier are provided.
Occupants are requested to make their own arrangements for catering.
4. Charges.— No rent is payable. The caretaker is authorised to
make a service charge of $1 a day or part of a day for each wing
occupied, to cover the cost of laundry, firewood, lighting, etc.
5. Miscellaneous. —The Bungalow is fully furnished with plate,
bed and table-linen, mosquito nets, etc.
6. Visitors are held responsible for all damage done to the
bungalow or its fittings : all breakages of crockery, glasses, etc., must
be paid for to the caretaker before visitors leave the Bungalow.
The caretaker is responsible for the collection of these sums : he is
provided with a tariff showing the cost of various items. Visitors are
requested 1o exercise care and consideration towards the furniture in
the Bungalow which is fitted up and maintained at considerable
expense. Under no circumstances are cushions and chairs to be taken
out of the Bungalow.
7. The District Officer may, with the approval of the British
Resident of Negri Sembilan, decline to issue a permit to any person
without giving any reason.
232

&. s517, 8-5-81. eulbs for the port dlckson sanatoria for Members of the
Subordinate Services, Federated Malay States.—
1. These rules apply to the following bungalows :
(a) Portsdown—Accommodation, two double bed-rooms ;
(6) Sandown—Accommodation, three double bed-rooms ;
(c) Kingsdown—Accommodation, two double bed-rooms.
These three bungalows are 2y miles from Port Dickson and
are by the sea-side.
2. These bungalows are available for all members of the

subordinate services of the Federated Malay States Government
drawing a substantive salary of not less than $60 per mensem.
Those who are eligible for "Tainan Seri" bungalow and employees of
the Federated Malay States Eailways shall not be eligible to
occupy them.
3. Ordinarily, the maximum period of occupation shall be 14 days

in a calendar year and this period shall not be exceeded except under
very special circumstances.
4. All applications for permits to occupy shall be addressed in

writing to the Lady Supervisor of Government Bungalows, Port
Dickson, stating in which bungalow accommodation is desired and
for what period, and the salary and appointment of the applicant.
5. No application will be considered if received more than two

months before the date on which accommodation is desired and
applications for " Portsdown " bungalow which are not supported by
a medical certificate will not be entertained more than 14 days before
the commencement of the period applied for. "Portsdown" bungalow
will not be allotted if accommodation is available in the other
bungalows. Priority will be given generally to applications supported
All permits are strictly non-transferable.
If the accommodation reserved is not wanted by the person to
whom the bungalow has been allotted, he must return the permit to
the Lady Supervisor of Government Bungalows, Port Dickson, with
as little delay as possible. Failure to do so will render the applicant
liable to lose the privilege of future allotment. »
6. The three bungalows are provided with a caretaker, two water

carriers and a gardener.
Visitors are advised to bring their own servants if a large party is
contemplated.
Visitors must make their own arrangements for food for themselves
and their servants.
233
Miscellaneous.
7. The bungalows are fully furnished with plate, bed and table
linen and mosquito nets, etc.
Visitors are held responsible for all damage done to the bungalows
or the fittings. They are requested to exercise care and consideration
towards the furniture in the bungalows which are maintained at
considerable expense. Under no circumstances should cushions and
chairs be taken out of the bungalows. All breakages of crockery,
glasses, etc., must be paid for to the caretaker before visitors leave
tbe bungalows. He is provided with a list showing the cost of the
various items.
8. Visitors are requested to enter in the book provided for the
purpose the time and date of arrival and departure, their names and
addresses, the permit number, and any charges paid to the
caretaker.
The Lady Supervisor of Government Bungalows is in charge of
all the bungalows and is responsible for the discipline, etc., of servants.
All cases of incivility or inattention should be communicated to her
(Telephone No. 50).
9. There is a bathing pagar for the use of the visitors.
10. Music, singing, and all noise after 10 p.m. is forbidden.
11. Visitors shall on no account keep dogs in these bungalows.
12. The District Officer may decliue to issue a permit to any person
without assigning any reason.
Application for Permits for Occupation should be

Addressed as under :
Perak -*-
The Hut \
Maxwell's j- Secretary to Eesident, Perak
The Tea Gardens )
Federal Bungalows,
Nos. 1 and 2
State Bungalows,
Nos. 3 and 4 ...
Kledang, Kinta ... District Officer, Kinta, Batu Gajah
Selangor—
Dusun Tua District Officer, TJlu Langat
Bukit Kutu ,, TJlu Selangor
Klang Gates State Engineer, Kuala Lumpur
Morib District Officer, Kuala Langat
Pulau Angsa District Officer, Kuala Selangor
The Gap Executive Engineer, Kuala Kubu
234
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.Negri Sembilan
Ghmong Angsi Secretary to Resident, Seremban
Sanatorium Lady Supervisor of Bungalows, Port Dickson
Clifton ...
Drumochter
Magnolia Bay
Clovelly...
Hythe ...
Salcombe
Taman Seri District Officer, Port Dickson
Portsdown Lady Supervisor of Bungalows, Port Dickson
Sandown
Kingsdown
Fraser's Hill Bungalows, Pahang
Magador
Wray
Clifford
Dacres
Hollebeke Y Superintendent, Fraser's Hill
Poleggone
Red Cross House
Victory
Fernhill J
Convalescent | Principal Medical Officer
Cicely
Fraser's Hill Rest-house Superintendent, Fraser's Hill
Kuala Pahang Sanatorium . . . District Officer, Pckan
Halting Bungalow, Cameron
Highlands Executive Engineer, Cameron
Highlands
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EDUCATION.
Fee for duplicate School Certificates ... ... ... ... $ 1 00
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A.G.O. £044, 16.
C.S.O. 650, 18. School " 50
A.G.O. 919, 18. THE PREVENTION OF MALARIA ENACTMENT, 1917. *
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MUNICIPAL.
THE SANITARY BOARDS ENACTMENT, 1929. F. E. 26, 29.
I.—Assessment Rates bor General Purposes, under Sections
25 and 61.
1932.
PERAK.
Larut and Matang.
Sanitary Board area. Section 25, . Section 61,
Rate. Rate.
Taiping (Assessment Area I)... 10 per
^ cent. ... 10 per
r cent. «■ 85i8 11-1231.
Do. ( do. do. II)... 8 „ ... 8 „ G. 8521
11-12-31.
Do. ( do. do. III)... 2 ,, ... 2 „ 0. 8522
11-12-31.
Matang, Simpang and Port Weld ;
Changat Jering, Trong and Padang
Gajah; Kainunting, Pondok
Tanjong, Batu Kurau and Teluk
Kertang ... ... ... 8 „ ... 8
Selama ... 8 „ ... 8
Krian.
Parit Buntar, Bagan Serai, Simpang
Lima, Jalan Bahru, Kuala Kurau,
Sungei Gedong, Gunong Semanggol 10 ,, ... 10
Kuala Kangsar.
Kuala Kangsar and Sungei Siput ... 10 „ ... 10
Salak North, Karai, Kati, Gapis
Village, Padang Bengas, Parit,
Bruas, Sauk, Manong and Lubok
Merbau 8 „ ... 8
Upper Perak.
Grik and Lenggong ... ... ... 8
Kroh and Klian Intan ... ... 8
Kinta.
Ipoh 1 .25 per cent, on the unimproved
value... ... ... ... ... — 10
Batu Gajah, Kampar, G o p e n g ,
Menglembu, Pusing and Tronoh ... 10 10
Ampang, Chemor, Jelapang, Kampong
Kepayang, Kuala Dipang, Kopisan,
Kota Bahru, Lahat, Malim Nawar,
Simpong Pulai, Papan, Siputeh,
Sungei Siput (South), Tambun,
Tanjong Eambutan and Tanjong
Tualang ... ... ... 8
244

I.—Assessment Rates fob General Purposes, under Sections
25 and 61 — {cont.)
PERAK-(comf.)
Batang Padang.
Sanitary Board area. Section 25, Section 61,
Rate. Rate.
Tapah, Chenderiang, Temoh, Tapah
Road Village, Bid or, Bikam,
Sungkai, Slim, Slim River Station,
Trolak and Taaijong Malim 10 per cent.
Aver Kuning ... 8
Lower Perak.
Telok Anson (I) 10 10 per cent.
Do. (II) 6 6
Bagan Datoh ... 8 8
Jendarata 6 6
Utan Melintang 6
Simpang Tiga Rungkup 6
23rd mile, Bagan Datoh Road 6
SlTIAWAN.
Simpang Ampat Village 9
Kampong Koh Village 9 „
Ayer Tawar Village . . . 7
Sitiawan Village 6
Sections 25 and 150 (i) :
Batang Padang. Rate.
<?. 8520, Banir and Sungei Prah 8 per cent.
Lower Perak.
Utan Melintang
Simpang Tiga Rungkup ...
23rd Mile, Bagan Datoh Road
Additional Rates under section 26:

Larut.
g. 8519, Taiping— AH holdings and portions of holdings
11-12-31. abutting on Station Road, Borrack Road,
Main Road, Market Road, Kota Road,
Eastern Road, Jupai Road, Cross Street No. 7,
Assam Kumbang Road and Main Road, Kota
which have no houses erected thereon 5 per cent, of annual
value
245
Municipal.
I.—Assessment Rates for General Purposes, under Sections
25 and 61— (cont.)
PERAK—(cont.)
Krian.
Parit Buntar, Bagan Serai and Kuala Kurau ... 5 per cent, of annual a. 8519,
value ""^81-
Kuala Kangsar.
Kuala Kangsar ... ... ... ... 2 ,, ,, ,,
Bruas ... ... ... ... ... ... 5 ,, „ ,,
Kinta.
Kampar—All holdings and portions of hold
ings abutting on Jalan Gopeng, Jalan Idris,
Jalan Bukit, Jalan Ampang, Jalan Balai,
Jalan Market, Jalan Tokong and Jalan Mesjid
which have no house erected thereon ... 5 per cent.
Lower Perak.
Telok Anson ... ... ... ... ... 5 „
General Water-rate : F. e. is, K.

Larut. Rate.
All areas except Changkat Jering, Trong, Padang Gajah, a. sw,
Pondok Tanjong, Batu Kurau and assessment area 11-12-31.
(Ill) in Taipiug ... 2 per cent.
Krian.
Parit Buntar, Bagan Serai, Kuala Kurau and Simpang
Lima ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 2
Kuala Kangsar.
Sungei Siput ... ... ... ... ... ... 2
Kinta.
Batu Gajah, Papan, Pusing, Siputeh, Tronoh, Chemor,
Lahat, Menglembu, Tanjong Ranibutan, Kampar,
Tambun and Gopeng ... ... ... ... ... 2
Batang Padang.
Tapah, Chenderiang and Tanjong Malim ... ... 2 ,,
Lower Perak.
Telok Anson, Jendarata and Bagan "Datoh ... ... 3 „
246

L—Assessment Rates for General Purposes, under Sections
25 and 61— (cont.)
PERAK—(cont.)
SlTIAWAN. Rate.
Simpang Ampat 3 per cent.
Exemption—Certain places within the Sanitary Board
Area of Sitiawan, see Gazette Notifications
Nos. 6407 of 13th September, 1929, and 6778
of 27th September, 1929.
a 8524, Tpoh—0.25 per cent, on the unimproved value of all land.
'11-12-31.
a. 8525, Ipoh— Buildings situated on State land or on
11-12-31. }and reserved for a public purpose and not
occupied by the Government ... ... ... 2 per cent, on annual
value
g 8626 Kuala Kangsar—The area described in the
'11-12-31. schedule in Gazette Notification No. 8526 of
1 llh .December, 1931 2 „
SELA.NGOR.
F. G. 26, 29. (a) Assessment Rates for General Purposes, Under Sections 25
and 61. ]932.
Kuala Lumpur.
G. 8833, Kuala Lumpur. 1.25 per cent, on the unimproved value of all land.
Bate. Rate.
g. 8834, Sungei Besi per centum
Salak South 8
11th Mile, Sungei Besi 5
Serdang 5
Ampang 7
Nil
Batu Village 7
Kepong 7
Batu Caves Village . . . 5
Petaling 5
Puchong 5 J
g. 8961 5 12-50. " Malay Agricultural Settlement " as gazetted by Notification
Sec. 25 and 61. -No. 20 in the Selangor Government Gazette of 12th January, 1900, and
Notification No. 530 of 20th September, 1901, 3 per cent.
247
Municipal.
I.— Assessment Rates for General Purposes, under Sections
25 and 61 —(cont.)
SELA.NGOK— (cont.)
Klang.
Sanitary Boai d area. Section 25, Section 61,
Bate. Rate.
Klang (sections 1 to 31 inclusive) 10 per centum 0. Sill,
IMS SO
Klang (other sections) 5
Port Swettenham 10
Kapar 7
Batu Tiga Nil.
5
Meru ... 5
Seaport 5
Sungei Eenggam J
Telok Datoh and Sepang.

Telok Panglima Garang 8 per centum "1
Jenjaroui 8
Sungei Manggis /
Telok Datoh ... 9
Banting 10
Sungei Raba ... 7
Chodoi 5
Kauchong Darat 5
Nil.
Simpang Morib 7
Morib 6
Kanchong Laut 6
Batu Laut 7
Sungei Pelek... 8
Sepang 7
Salak 4
Tanjong Duablas 5
TTlu Langat.
Kajaug Town ... 10 per centum
Someny ih
Ulu Langat . . .
Simpang Kachau
Bangi
Nil.
9th Mile Village
Cheras
Sungei Chua . . .
Dengkil
Beranaug
248

I.—Assessment Eates for General Purposes, under Sections
25 and 61— (cont.)
SELANGOR—(cont.)
Kuala Selangor and Sabak Bernam.
Sanitary Board s Section 25, Section 61,
Rate. Rate.
o. 8834, Kuala Selangor Town .. 10 per centum \
31-12-81. pasir Penambang . . .
Jeram ...
Assam Jawa ...
Kampong Kuantan . . .
Bukit Rotan ...
Batang Berjuntai
Simpang Tiga
Sabak Bernam
Ulu Selangor.
Kuala Kubu (Lama) 9 per centum 4)
Kuala Kubu Bharu ... 5
Rasa ... 9
Rawang 9
Serendah 8
Kuang 8
Ulu Yam Bharu 7
Peretak 7
Iierling Nil.
7
Kanchiug 5
Kalumpang ... 5
Sun«ei Dua ... 5
Ulu Bernam ... 5
Batang Kali ... 5
Ulu Yam Lama 5
Simpang Sungei Choh 5
f. e. 26, 29. (b) Additional Rate under section 26 :
Nil.
F. E. 26, 29. (c) Drainage Rate under section 26 :

Nil.
F. E. 18, 26. (d) General Water-rate :
CI. 9374, / Within the water supply area as declared
19-12-30. \ in Gazette Notification No. 4080 of 22nd
Kuala Lumpur ... ) July, 1927, .2 per cent, per annum on
I the unimproved value of all land within
\ the said water supply area
s. 8»76, 5-12-30, " Malay Agricultural Settlement " as Gazetted by Notification
No. 20 in the Selangor Government Gazette of 12th January, 1900,
and Notification No. 530 of 20th September, 1901, 2 per cent,
per annum.
249
Municipal.
-Assessment Bates for General Purposes, under Sections
25 and 61—(cont.)
SELANGOB—(cont.)
Water supply areas within the Sanitary g. 9375,
Sungei Besi and Board areas as declared in Gazette 19-12-80.
Atupang Notification No. 7320 of 24th December,
1926, 2 per cent, per annum on the
annual value
Within the water supply areas as declared <?• D381,
B a w a n g , Kuala in Gazette Notifications Nos. 7322 and 19-12-30.
Kubu and Kuala 7323 of 24th December, 1926, and 8681 of
Kubu Bharu 28th November, 1930, 2 per cent, per
annum on the annual value
( Water supply area as declared in Gazette a. 2-1-31.
Ulu Bernam < Notification No. 9373 of 19th December,
L 1930, 2 per cent, on the annual value
Kajang Sanitary Board area which has been* 1 per cent, per e 9879,
declared to be the water supply area by - annum on 1812 so-
Gazette Notification No. 7321"' of 24th the annual .
December, 1926 value
Kuala Selan o 1' Water supply areas as de-^ 2 per cent, per g 9880,
A t i clared by.
by Gazette Notifica- I annum on 19-12-30.
Assam Jawa,
Sungei Buloh tions Nos. 6355 and 6356 C the annual
of 12th November, 1926 J value
f And other Sanitary Boards
areas within the water
supply area declared by 2 per cent, per a. 9370,
Klang, Port Gazette Notification No. annum on 19-12-;
Swettenham 1 2992 of 191], and amended the annual
bv Gazette Notifications value
Nos. 6357 of 12th Novem
ber, 1926; 7319 of 24th
December, 1926
Klang.
Outside Sanitary Board areas but within the boundaries of o. 9877,
the water supply area as declared by Gazette Notification 19"
No. 2992 of 1911 and amended by Gazette Notifications
Nos. 6357 of 12th November, 1926; 7319 of 24th
December, 1926:
A flat annual rate of $1.10 per acre per annum.
Provided that all consumers who have paid assessment under
" The District Water Supply Enactment, 1910," since 1919
shall pay a flat annual water-rate of $1 per acre per annum.
Sepang Sanitary Board area which has been declared a water a 9378,
supply area by Gazette Notification No. 9144 of 30th 19"
December, 1929, 3 per centum on the annual value of all
land, houses and buildings.
250

—Assessment Rates fob General Purposes, under Sections
25 and 61— (cont.)
NEGRI SEMBILAN.
(a) Assessment Rates for General Purposes, under Sections25 and61.
1932.
Seremban.
Rate. Rate.
1.25 per cent,
(one and a
quarter of one
Seremban per centum)
on the un-
improved
value of all
land
Mantin, Broga, Nilai, Labu
and Rantau 7 per centum
Rasah 2 „
Port Dickson.
Port Dickson, Pengkalan
Kempas and Pasir Panjang 10 per centum
Jelebu.
Kuala Klawang ... 15 per centum
Titi ... 12 „
Kuala Pilah.
Kuala Pilah . . . ... 9 per centum
Bahau 8 „
Johol ... 7 „ „
Tampin.
Tampin, Rembau and Gemas 8 per centum
Batang Malaka, Chengkau,
Ayer Kuning South and
Pedas ... ... ... 5 „ ,,
(6) Additional Rate under section 26 :
Kuala Pilah ... ... ... 5 ,, ,,
Bahau ... ... ... 5 „ „
251
Municipal.
I.—Assessment Bates for General Purposes, under Sections
25 and 61—(cont.)
Tampin—(cont.)
Sanitary Board area. Section 25, Seotion 61,

Bate. Bate.
Tampin 4 per cent. O. 7766, 6 11-31.
Rembau 4
Gemas 4
Port Dickson (Coast) Sanitary 0. 8418, 4 12-31.
Board area defined in
Notification No. 4128,
published in the Gazette of.
the 6th July, 1928, and the
Pasir Panjang Sanitary
Board area as defined in
Gazette Notification No.
2175 dated 13th April, 1928,
excluding the area defined
in Notification No. 1705
dated 8th June, 1917
(c) Drainage Eate under section 26 : h . B. 26, 29.

Nil.
(d) General Water-rate : E. 18. 26.

Port Dickson as defined by 8445, 4-12-31.
Gazette Notification No.
2624 of 30th August, 1918 4
Tampin 4 G. 7789, 6-11-31.
Gemas 4
Kuala Klawang 4 778S, 6-11-31.
Kuala Pilah ... 4 8766,
18-12-31.
Bahau 4 on the unimproved g. 8767,
value 1812"S1-
•25 p e r cent, 0. 7480,
(a quarter of 23-10-31.
Seremban one per cent
um) on the un
improved value
of all land
Basak. 2 per cent. G. 7481,
23-10-31.
252

—Assessment Eates for General Purposes, under Sections
25 and 61— (contJ)
PAHANG.
(a) Assessment Bates for General Purposes, under Sections 25 and 61.
1932.
Kuala Lipis.
Bate. Rate.
Kuala Lipis ... 10 per cent.
Jerantut 7-1-
Eaub.
Baub . . . 8 per cent.
Tras ... 5 2 ii ii
Tranuin
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Temerloh.
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Mempateh 5 , 5 „
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3rd Mile, Korak Road 5 „
Kuantan.
Kuantan 10 „ 10 „
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Beserah 7 „ 7 „
Tanjong Lumpur 7 „ 7 „
Pekan.
Pekan 71
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253
Municipal.
I.—Assessment Rates for General Purposes, under Sections
25 and 61—(eont.)
PAHANG—(con*.)
(b) Additional Rate under section 26 : F- E- 26,
Kuala Lipis. O. 8422, 4-12 31.
Sanitary Board area.
Kuala Lipis ... ... ... 8 per cent.
Raub.
Raub 10 „ „
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Temerloh Sanitary Board
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3rd Mile, Kurak Road ... 5 „ „
KUANTAN.
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Gambang ... ... ... 5 ,, ,,
Pekan.
Pekan... ... ... ... 5 ,, ,,
(c) Drainage Rate under section 26 : (. £. 26, 29.
Nil.
(d) General "Water-rate : F. E. 18, 26.
Mentakab, Kuantan, Beserah, Bentong, Raub, G. m^
244, 9.i2-27.
11-1 24.
Tras, Pekan, Lipis and Karak (in BentoDg) 2 per cent. 0'
II.—Bath-houses.—The right to collect one cent on all bathers in
Government bath-houses is farmed.
Ill—Boarding Houses—For licence fees, see page 218.
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By law 5 (ii). I V.—BUILDING FjSES (PLANS) • f—
(a) For everv brick building not exceeding 1,000 square $ c.
feet in area and consisting of a ground storey only 7 50
(6) For every brick building not exceeding 1,000 square
feet in area and two storeys in height ... ... 15 00
(c) For every additional storey ... ... ... ... 3 00
(d) ,, ,, 100 square feet or fraction of
100 square feet of area ... ... ... 75
(e) For every pillar and plank building—a fee at one-half
of the above rates.
(/) For every open atap shed not intended for human
habitation—a fee at one-quarter of the rates for
brick buildings.
(g) For a series or row of buildings of the same plau and
material when passed and built at the same time—
a deduction on every building after the first of 10
per cent, where the buildings do not exceed five in
number and a further deduction of 5 per cent, on
the 6th and every additional building.
?■ 7426418' 28-7'22- (h) For alterations to existing buildings—fees at one-half
17-11-22. of the rates for new buildings provided that in
c is?1' I7a3^9" Kinta, Kuala Kangsar, Krian, Batang Padang,
Lower Perak, Larut, Selama, Negri Sembilan and
Pahang where the alteration consists only of the
provision of partitions or cubicles or similar non
structural alterations the fees shall be—
(a) For one partition or cubicle or one similar
non-structural alteration ... ... ... 1 00
(b) For every additional partition or cubicle or
similar non-structural alteration ... ... 50
(t) For alterations on passed plans ... ... ... 2 00
(j) For every bridge, wharf, wall or other special building
and for every atap dwelling-house : for every i
a. 6255, 100 square feet > 1 00
Provided that in Selangor for every 100 square feet
or fraction of 100 square feet of area
BjMaw 29 (H). For permission to deposit building materials on any
public roadway—
For every 16 feet of frontage by 1 foot in width of
roadway, per month or part of a month ... ... 50
For every additional foot in width of roadway ... ... 50
s5(?al6735 ^ ^° building shall be constructed of or roofed with atap or
25-2-iB. corrugated iron or material similar to either of them, without the
N-S. ên, special permission in writing of the Board.
Fg G 3? 16 • âns ôr churches and schools are charged half rates.
F- E- ,3' le- + Incharged
Perak is
and510.Selangor, for every plan furnished by the Board the fee
255
Municipal.
IV. —Building Fees (Plans) — (eont.)
(ii) Such permission may take the form of a licence, to be issued
under this by-law and any such licence may be subjected to a condition,
to be expressed therein limiting the time during which the building
whereto the licence relates may remain erected. At the expiration
of the time so limited, or of such further time (if any) as the Board
may allow, such building shall be removed by the owner thereof.
(iii) A fee not exceeding five dollars shall be payable for a licence
under this by-law 35.
(iv) Where plans are not submitted or required, a fee not a. 3939, 29-6-2$.
exceeding 85 shall be payable for each building approved under this
by-law (Perak only).
THE CRUELTY TO ANIMALS PREVENTION ENACTMENT, 1910. K- «. I0-

V. —-Animal Infirmary Scale of Fees Charged for Medicines
or Treatment—
(i) Kuala Lumpur—
Livery— S c. a cits, U 1 22.
Horses, each one day or part of a day ... ... ... 75
Ponies ,, „ „ ... ... ... 50
Cattle „ „ ,, ... ... ... 50
Dogs, cats or other small animals, each one day or part
of a day ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 25
Castration, horse, pony or bull ... ... ... ... 3 00
„ cat or other small animal ... ... ... 2 00
Destroying horses or cattle, each ... ... ... ... 3 00
Burial of carcases of horses which die or are
destroyed in the Infirmary, each .. . ... ... ... 7 00
Burial of carcases of cattle and native ponies which die G. 4615, s-8-28.
or are destroyed in the Infirmary, each ... ... 2 00
Destroying dog, cat or other small animal and burying g. 4123, 14-7-22..
carcase, each ... ... ... ... ... ... 2 00
Dogs, each vaccination at the Animal Infirmary ... ... 2 00 0. 1233, 13-2-31.
Dogs ,, ,, outside ,, ,, ... ... 3 00
(ii) Taiping—
Livery—
Horses, each one day or part of a day ... ... ... 75 a. 6560, s-10-24.
Ponies ,, ,, ... ... ... 60
Cattle „ „ 60
Cattle (special diet) each one day or part of a day . . . 75c. to $1
Dogs, cats or other small animals, each one day or part
of a day ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 25
Dogs, cats, etc. (special diet), each one day or part of a
day 40 to 50c.
Where food is supplied by the owner, with the approval
of the Veterinary Inspector, the charges for each
animal for a day or part of a day shall be . . . ... 0
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V.—Animal Infirmary— (cont.)
Taipin6— (cont.)
Minor operations as—
Stitching wounds, opening abscesses, removing small
tumours, amputation of tail, castration—cat or other $ c.
small animals ... ... ... ... ... ... 2 00
Major operations as—
Castration, horse ... ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
bull 3 00
Amputation of horn ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
Operations on eye .. . ... ... ... ... ...$5toS?10
Other operations ... ... ... ... ... ...83 to $10
Destroying horses or cattle, each... ... ... ... 3 00
Burial of carcases of horses or cattle which die or are
destroyed in the Infirmary, each ... ... ... 2 00
Destroying dogs, cats or other small animals and
burying of carcases, each ... ... ... ... 2 00
Medicine will be charged for according to current prices.
Discretion to reduce or waive payment of fees in the case of poor
people may be used.
Serkmban and Kuala Pilah.

1. Advice ... ... ... ... ... ... Free
2. Medicines —
Ordinary mixtures, lotions or $ c.
liniments ... ... ... 2 oz. ... 50 a
Ordinary mixtures, lotions or
liniments ... ... ... 4-6 oz. ... 1 00 a
Ordinarv mixtures, lotions or
liniments 8-12 oz. ... 2 00 a
Pills and powder (small animal) per doz. ... 1 00
Powders, horse and cattle . . . each ... 50
Drenches ,, ... ... ,, ... 1 00 b
„ sheep and gonts ... „ ... 50
Single dose of medicine or appli
cation of lotion or liniments... ,, ... 25
or daily for a week... ... — ... 1 00
Horse balls — ... 30
Ointments, ordinary ... ... per oz. ... 50
Special medicines proportionate to cost
Note. —a. Or alternatively 50 cts. per 2 oz. b. For a simple drench.
Tonic (or similar) drenches, to be repeated over a period, at a reduced rate—
50 cts. each or $3 per week.
257
Municipal.
Y.—Animal Infirmary— (cont.)
3. Operations— G. 8789,
18-12-31.
Simple wound dressing and 9 c.
cleaning 25
or daily for a week ... 1 00
Minor operations —small animals $2.50 to $ 5.00
„ „ with local
anaesthesia... $5.00 to $10.00
Major ,, small animals,
with general
anaesthesia... 10 00
Minor „ horse and cattle . $5.00 to $10.00
Major „ .$10.00 to $25.00
4. Destructions of Animals 1 00 a
F. E. 4, 10.
0. 906, 14.
THE BUEIALS ENACTMENT, 1910. 0. 3035, 13.
VI. —Cemetery Fees, Kuala Lumpur, Kajang, Klang, Ipoh, G. 1095, 28.
G. 2309, 29.
Telok Anson, Batu Gajah, Taiping, Seremban and Parit G. 7659, 7-12-28
BUNTAR Pk. G. 641, OS.
Pk. G. 791, 07.
(i) For each interment (to include the cost of opening and $ c- G. 2741, 17.
filling up the grave) .. ... ... ... ... 3 00
For the use of hearse or bier 2 00 a- ml,
For pullers for hearse, each • ... ... ... ... 50
For use of motor hearse • ... 10 00
For permission to erect a cross, or other simple memorial,
of wood or other perishable material ... ... ... 1 00
For permission to erect a cross, headstone, railing, slab.
or other memorial of a permanent nature ... ... 5 00
For setting apart one or more contiguous plots (not
exceeding six) for the burial of any person or of any
member of his family, for each plot ... ... ... 25 00
For permission to erect an arch or family vault extending
over one or more plots, for each plot ... ... ... 25 00
(ii) In cases where it is certified either by the Chief Police Officer,
Chairman, Sanitary Board, or by the Minister of the religion
of the deceased, that the deceased has left no relatives or
friends of sufficient means to pay the above fees, the fees shall
be remitted.
The Clergyman officiating at a burial service is entitled to a fee
of three dollars.
Mohammedan Cemetery, Ampang Eoad, Kuala Lumpur— g. 127. 2-10-25.
For every burial, fee not to exceed $5 as may be fixed by the
Sanitary Board, Kuala Lumpur, with the exception of the burial of
persons who die possessed of no property or who have no relations or
friends able to pay.
Such fees to be credited to a Fund called " The Ampang Boad
Mohammedan Cemetery Fund."
[For burial ground licences, see page 194.]
a. The owner to pay also any expenses incurred in the burial or disposal of
the carcase. • Kuala Lumpur only. [N.S.F. 743/31.]
K
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VII. -Commission—
(1) For collecting Revenue from Electric Light and Power :
I'.S.G. 8157, 30 Kinta ... ... 3J per cent. K. Lumpur ... 2 per cent.
A.G.O. 518, 30. Larut and Matang 3| „ Seremban . . . 1
(2) For collecting Water-rate :
Sanitary Board areas. Public water Private water
supply. supply.
Perak.
Bat&ng Padang 3| per cent. .. per cent.
Kinta „. ' ... 3i „ ■ n t1
Krian 3| „ . H i<
Kuala Kangsar H . H •i
Taiping . . . ;.. • ... s| „ ■ 3| r1
Telok Anson <>a „ . 3| 1i
Selangor.
Kuala Lumpur 5 percent. .. ' a per cent.
Klang 6 . 6 i1
Ulu Langat 2 . 2 11
Ulu Selangor . . . -5 . 5 n
Negri Sembilan.
AM.<i. 508, 25. Seremban . ••• ... ... 8- per cent. . 8 per cent.
Port Dickson ... ... $120 per annum .. . 8
Kuala Pilah 8 per cent. . 8 »
Tampin . . . 8 „ . 8 >»
A.G.O. 508, 25. Jelebu • ... 8 „ . 8 i1
N.S.G. 1669, 30
Pahang.
Kuala L'ipis 3| per cent. . . 31 per cent.
Eaub 31 ,, . H »
Bentong ... 3 ,, „ . H
Temerloh 3— ,, ■ 31 »
Kuantan ... "2 • » . 31
Pk. 109, 24. (3) For collecting Education rate :
A.G.O. 650, 29. Sanitary Board areas, Perak ...
N.S.F. 522, 29. 31 per cent.
Pg. 1065, 30. „ „ „ Negri Sembilan 31
A.G.O. 60, 31. ,, ,, „ Pahang 31
VIII.—Common Lodging House— 9 c.
By-law 165. Fee for, per annum 10 00
[For definition of common lodging-house, see section 2, E. 4-19.]
IX.—Conservancy —
By-law 186. Selangor.—Not exceeding $3 p.m. per bucket payable quarterly
in advance in January, April, July and October.
By-law 186. Other States.—Not exceeding $2 p.m. per bucket payable quarterly
in advance.
259
Municipal.
X.—Dairies—
Charge on milk sold through a Government Dairy : By-law 147
Ipoh—Cow Milk ... ... ... .01 cent per pint
Buffalo ... 02 cents „ „
Parit Buntar ... ... ... ... .01 cent „ „ <?. 289, 18-2-10.
Pavit—Farmed yearly ... ... ... .02 cents „ quart
THE EDUCATION RATE ENACTMENT, 1915. P. E. 5, 15.
XI.—Education Rate —
2 Jo of the annual value of the lands, houses and buildings o. 9138.
within any Sanitary Board area. 30-12-29.
Ipoh. —"25 per cent, on the unimproved value of land. 0. 9138,

19-12-30.
„ Buildings situated on State land or on land reserved for a g. 9m,
public purpose and not occupied by the Government of 19-12-so.
the Federated Malay States or any of them—2 per cent,
on the annual value.
Kuala Lumpur.—-16 per centum on the unimproved value of land. <j. &32,
31-12-31.
,, „ Malay Agricultural Settlement as gazetted a. 8792, 5-12-30
by Notification No. 20 in the Selangor i
Government Gazette of 12th January, 1900,
and Notification No. 530 of 20th September,
1901—2 per cent.
Seremban.—'2 per cent, (a fifth of one per centum) on the un- g. 7259,
improved value of land. 23-10-31.
Exemptions.—Negri Sembilan from 1st January, 1928 : . ,- g. 2149, 14-4-2".

Titi, Gemas, Batang Malaka, Pasir P a n j a n g, G. 2569 & 2570.
Pengkalan Kempas, Ayer Kuning South, Easah, 6 b
Rantau, Gedong Lalang, Mantin, Pajam, Broga ' 14-10-27.
and Kuala Klawang. °- 62754'u.27
G. 3526, 22-6-28.
XII.—Electric Light—
[Fees for licences for installation, etc., see page 101.] p.e. 14,25.
The charges to be made for the supply of energy shall be as G 5702 15.3.30
detailed hereunder and shall be paid within seven days of presentation
of bill. Bills rendered by a Sanitary Board shall be payable at the
office of such Sanitary Board. Bills rendered by the Electrical
Department and not by a Sanitary Board shall be payable at the
place specified in such bill.
260

XII.—Elkctric Light—(cont.)
Kuala Lumpur.
o. 5022, is 7-30. 1. Energy consumed for lighting, fans and small domestic $ c.
appliances not separately metered, per Board of
Trade Unit 20
2. Town Hall-
Public meetings, each ... ... ... ... ... 3 00
Eehearsals, each ... ... ... ... ... ... 2 50
Ordinary entertainments, per night ... ... ... 20 00
Cinematograph, per night ... ... ... ... 15 00
Dances, per night ... ... ... ... ... ... 30 00
3. Hire, including maintenance, of domestic apparatus as
supplied by the Electrical Department, per month, or
any part of a month ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
4. Hire, including maintenance but excluding lamps, of
table lamp standards supplied by the Electrical
Department, per month, or any part of a month ... 50
STREET LIGHTING.
5. For energy consumed, including switching maintenance,
and re-lamping, per Board of Trade Unit nominally
consumed ... ... ... ... ... ... 12^
MISCELLANEOUS.
6. For energy consumed for cooking, heating and small
motors separately metered, per Board of Trade Unit
consumed ... ... ... ... ... ... 04
7. Charging accumulators, for motor cars used on Govern
ment service only, per charge ... ... ... ... 1 00
POWER FOR LARGE CONSUMERS.
8. Power rates to be adjusted to a capital charge of $40
per k.w. per annum of maximum demand and a running charge
of 3 cents per Board of Trade Unit to 2j cents per Board of
Trade Unit, according to nature of the load, provided that only a flat
rate of 2| cents per Board of Trade Unit shall be charged for all
Chinese-owned mines.
Ipoh.
1. Energy consumed for lighting, fans, and small domestic $ c.
Trade Unit 20
2. Hire, including maintenance of domestic apparatus as
supplied by the Electrical Department, per month,
or any part of a month ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
3. Hire, including maintenance but excluding lamps, of table
lamp standards, supplied by the Electrical Department,
per month or any part of a month ... ... ... 50
261
Municipal.
XII.—Electric Light— (cont.)
STREET LIGHTING.
4. For energy consumed, including switching, maintenance $ c.
consumed 15 «■ 5022, is-7-so
MISCELLANEOUS.
motors separately metered, per Board of Trade Unit 05
6. For charging accumulators for motor cars used on
Government service only, per charge ... ... ... 1 00
Seremban.
1. Current consumed for lighting, fans and small domestic
Trade Unit 20
2. Hire, including maintenance, of domestic apparatus
as supplied by the Electrical Department, per month
lamp standards supplied by the Electrical Department,
STREET LIGHTING.
4. For energy consumed, including switching, maintenance
consumed ... ... ... ... ... ... 20
MISCELLANEOUS.
6. Charging accumulators for motor cars used on Government
service only, per charge ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
Klang and Port Swettenham.

1. Energy consumed for lighting, fans and .small domestic
appliances not separately metered, per Board of Trade
Unit 20
supplied by the Electrical Department, per month or
Department, per month or any part of a month ... 50
STREET LIGHTING.
and re- lamping, per Board of Trade Unit nominally
consumed... ... ... ... ... ... ... 20
262

XII.—Electric Light—(cont.)
MISCELLANEOUS. $ C.
a. 5022, 18-7-80. 5, for energy consumed for cooking, heating and small
6. Charging accumulators for motor cars used on Govern
ment service only, per charge ... ... ... ... 1 00
Taiping.
g. 8280, 4-12-si. 1. Energy consumed for lighting, fans and small domestic
Trade Unit 24
supplied by the Electrical Department, per month
STREET LIGHTING.
consumed ... ... ... ... ... ... 20
MISCELLANEOUS.
motors separately metered, per Board of Trade Unit. . . 05
ment service only, per charge ... \.. ... ... 1 00
Batu Gajah,
1. Energy consumed for lighting, fans and small domestic
Trade Unit 20
supplied by the Electrical Department, per month
STREET LIGHTING.
consumed ... ... ... ... ... ... 20
MISCELLANEOUS.
motors separately metered, per Board of Trade Unit ... 06
service only, per charge ... ... ... ... 1 00
263
Municipal.
XII.—Electric Light— (cont.)
Kuala Lipis.
Trade Unit
supplied by the Electrical Department (excepting
refrigerators), per month or any part of a month ...
3. Hire, including maintenance, of refrigerators as supplied
by the Electrical Department, per month or any part
of a month
lamp standards as supplied by the Electrical Depart
ment, per month or any part of a month
STEEET LIGHTING.
5. For energy consumed, including switching and re-lamping,
per Board of Trade Unit nominally consumed ...
MISCELLANEOUS.
motors separately metered, per Board of Trade unit
ment service only.,, per charge ... ... ... .
Raub and Bentong.

Trade Unit—for Eaub only
for Bentong only
any part of a month
lamp standards supplied by the Electrical Depart
ment, per month or any part of a month
street lighting.
consumed
miscellaneous.
motors separately metered, per Board of Trade Unit
6. Charging accumulators used on Government service only,
per charge
264

XII. —Electric Light—(cont.)
Kawang.
g. 5022, ts7-80. j_ Energy consumed for lighting, fans and small domestic $ c.
apparatus not separately metered, per Board of Trade
Unit 20
STREET LIGHTING.
consumed ... ... ... ... ... ... 15
Gemas.
G' 8230' 4.12.31 Energy consumed for lighting, fans and small domestic
Unit : 25
2. Hire, including maintenance, of electric cookers and
water heaters as supplied by the Electrical Depart
ment, per month or any part of a month ... ... 1 00
3. Hire, including maintenance, of ceiling and table fans as
street lighting.
5; For energy consumed, including switching, maintenance
consumed ... ... ... ... ... ... 20
MISCELLANEOUS.
service only, per charge ... ... ... ... 1 00
Kuantan.
g. 6406, u-9-31. 1. Energy consumed for lighting, fans and small domestic
Unit 25
3. Hire, including maintenance, of ceiling and table fans as
265
Municipal.
XII. —Electric Light— (cord.)
STREET LIGHTING.
5. For energy consumed, including switching, maintenance $ e.
consumed ... ... ... ... ... ... 20 a. me, 11-9-31.
MISCELLANEOUS.
6. For energy consumed for cooking, beating and small
7. Charging accumulators for motor cars used oh Government
service only, per charge .. . ... ... ... ... 1 00
KAJANG- fl. 8798, 5-12-80.

1. For energy consumed for lighting, fans and small domestic o. 2074, 13-3-si.
Unit 20
Department, per month or any part of a month ... 50
4. Hire, including maintenance of ceiling and table fans as
supplied by the Electrical Department per month,
or part of a month ... ... ... ... ... 1 00
STREET LIGHTING.
consumed ... ... ... ... ... ... 12|
MISCELLANEOUS.
motors separately metered, per Board of Trade Unit 4|
Provided that, should the supply of meters at any time be not Buie 8.
equal to the demand, consumers may be charged on the basis of their
average monthly consumption during the previous six months. In
the case of new consumers or of change of tenants a meter will be
installed until an average is obtained.
And provided further that the Resident may in special cases
sanction a fixed monthly charge in place of payment at the above
rates by meter and may also grant special reduced rates in particular
cases in which such a course appears to him to be to the interest of
the Government or of the public.
266

XII. -Electric Light— (cont.)
The minimum charge to any consumer with a metered supply
shall be $2 for a period of one calendar month or proportionately for
other periods. a c
Suie ». Fee for testing meter ... ... ... ... ... 5 00
Rule 14. „ second and subsequent tests of consumer's wiring 10 00
Rule 12. „ reconnection of installation cut off for default of
payment, payable in advance ... ... ... 2 00
F.S.G. 1684, 29. Charges payable by the occupant for electrical current consumed
a.g.o. 1188, 29. ftt Carcosa and the Residencies.
Ca rcosa ... $ 48 p.m.
Perak 24 „
Selangor ... 27 „ .
Negri Sembilan . . . 24 „
Pahang ... 18 „
XIII. —GrARAGES—
Licence for housing or storing of motor cars intended for hire—
Perak and Selangor ... not exceeding $12 per annum
Negri Sembilan ... ... ,, 6 per quarter
Pahang ... .. ... ,, 3 ,,
The following fees have been approved in particular:
Batang Padang $12 per annum | Kuala Kangsar $1 per mensem
Krian ... 1 per mensem i Larut and Matang 1 per quarter
Sepang and Kuala Langat 50 cents per mensem
Seremban ... $6 a quarter Tampin ... $3 a quarter
Port Dickson 3 Jelebu... ... 3 ,,
Kuala Pilah 6
Bentong 3 Temerloh ... 3 ,,
3 Kuantan ... 3 ,,
Eaub . . .
By-law 91. XIV.—Hawking Food-stuffs—

Perak— $ c.
Larut and Matang, Selama, Krian, Telok Anson, Kuala
Kangsar, Batang Padang and Kinta North and
South, for licence 1 00
Larut and Matang, Selama, Krian, Telok Anson and
Kuala Kangsar, for badge 50
Kinta North and South, badge ... Free
267
' : MlJNIOI'PALv
XIV.—Hawking Food-stuffs—(cont.) $ ' c.
Selangor—for licence and badge ... ... ... ... 1 00 e. 226, 8-1-30.
„ for locally grown fruit ... ... Free 0. 5897,
31-12-20.
Negri Sembilan—for licence and badge . . . 1 00 0. 3720, 23-5-30.
,, Port Dickson, per annum 6 00 N.S.G. 1432,31.
Pahang—for licence and badge 50

„ Kuala Lipis only 1 00 pg- 8«. 28-
XV.—Laundries, Rent on— By.law m (1)

Perak—
Larut and Matang, per house, per mensem ... 0 00
Kuala Kangsar, per room, per mensem ... ... ... 5 00
Batu (rajah, per house, per mensem ... ... ... 6 00
Krian, per house, per mensem ... ... ... 10 00
Kampar „ „ 6 00 a.u.o. 282, 2s.
Ipoh „ „ 6 00
Gopeng „ ,, ... ... ... ... 6 00
Telok Anson, per house, per mensem .. ... 5 00
Sitiawan (S. Ampat) ,, ,, ... 5 00
Batang Padang, per house, per mensem .. . ... ... 12 00
Selangor—
Kuala Lumpur, per house, per mensem ... ... ... 1000
Klang, Port Swettenham, per house, per mensem ... 5 00
XVI.—Markets—
Market rents are at varying rates as approved by each Sanitary
Board.
XVII.—Miscellaneous—
Attendance of a member of the Fire Brigade at a performance at
a cinematograph or a theatre hall, fee SI a day.
Kiosks, rent on :
Kuala Pilah ... ... ... ... $15 a month
Bahau ... ... ... ... ... 15 ,,
Port Dickson ... ... ... ... 15 „
Pasir Panjang ... ... ... ... 10 „
Cattle-shed, Ipoh, rent on :
$1 a head, a quarter.
268

XVIII. -Rest-houses—
1. Visitors other than Government officers travelling on duty, wili
be required to pay for the use of a bed-room, a fee as fixed by the local
Sanitary Board with the approval of the Resident.
The following fees have been approved in particular cases :

Perak— $ c.
( Single bed-room, per night . . . 2 00
Krian
(■Double „ 3 00
Kuala Kangsar (State Rest-house), per night 2 00
„ (Federal „ ) „ 2 50
Sungei Siput, per night 2 00
Parit ,, 2 00
Bruas ,, 2 00
Larut and■ ,,
Matang JC Single
° , bed-room, per
* nieht
s 2 00
C Double „ 3 00
Selama, for 1st seven days, per night... 2 00
,, after ,, „ 1 50
Kampar Single bed-room, per night ... 2 00
Gopeng >
Batu Gajah ) Double „ 3 00
Raja Rest-house :
Per room, per night 1 00
Federal wing, per room, per night ... 2 00
Electric light charge—from date of occupation,
per night (by Government officers also) 20
Selangor—
Kajang—
(a) For a room for a day or any portion thereof ... 50
(b) For a room for a day and night ... ... 2 00
Klang—
Use of a room for a day or any portion thereof ... 50
„ night and day ... ... ... 2 00
,, „ seven consecutive nights ... 10 50
Kuala Selangor, per night ... ... ... ... 2 00
269
Municipal.
XVIII.—Rest-houses— (cont.)
Sabak Beruam— S c.
Use of a bed-room during the day only 50 S. 1948, 29.
„ „ if the visitor stays overnight 1 00 A.G.O. 50, 29
Kuala Kubu, per night ... 2 00
Morib— S. G. 903, 30.
Room per day and night $2 00 inclusive a.g.o. 1208, 29.
„ ,, only 50
Supply of towel in general dressing room 10 cents
General dressing room
Nil
Service fees :::!
Tennis court, per game 50 cents
Selangor Tariff—Approved Scale.
Early tea and fruit 20 cents F.S.G. 632, 32.
Sel. O. 827, 31.
Breakfast ... ... ... ... ... 75 „
Lunch I 00
Tea 25 „
Dinner ... ... ... ... ... 1 25
Full day's charge ... ... ... ... 2 75
c.
Morib Approved scale except dinner 10
Sepang
Uiu Langat ...
Kuala Selangor ,, except $3 per
head full day's charge if
for 3 or under
Sabak ... 20 cents early tea
80 cents breakfast
II 00 tiffin
30 cents tea
1 25 dinner
3 20 full day (per head up to 2)
3 00 full day (per head for 3 or more)
Kuala Kubu ... ... As for Kuala Selangor Rest-house.
Negri Sembilan—
Seremban—The following charges shall be collected
and retained by the lessee : $ c.
Use of a single or double bed-room, per night ... 2 00
,, bed- room for part of a day ... ... 50
Kuala Pilah, Jelebu, Tampin, per night 2 00
270

XVIII.—Rest-houses— (cont.)
h. 1832, 28-2-80. RULES FOR THE PORT DICKSON REST-HOUSE.
The rules for Government rest-houses shall be applicable to the
Port Dickson rest-house subject to the following modifications:
1. Rooms 1, 2, 3, and 4 may be occupied by Government officers,
in receipt of salaries of not less than $100 a month, and by bona fide
travellers. Government officers travelling on duty shall have prior
claim for accommodation.
2. Visitors, other than Government officers travelling on duty,
shall pay S2 per room per night.
3. Rooms, if available, may be occupied during the day for a.
period not exceeding 6 hours at a charge of 50 cents each.
4. Rooms 5 and 6 are available for the use of Government officers
drawing salaries of not less than $3,000 per annum and of other
suitable applicants. Occupation of rooms 5 and 6 shall be by permit
only. Applications should be addressed to the District Officer, Port
Dickson. Permits will be issued with effect from noon to noon.
Priority will be given to:
(a) Applications by Government officers on duty ;
(6) „ made on the grounds of ill-health if supported
5. No person may occupy room 5 or 6 for more than fourteen days
except with special permission.
General.
6. The Caretaker will supply meals and liquor in accordance with
a tariff approved by the District Officer and posted in the rest-house.
7. Visitors are held responsible for all damage to the buildings or
grounds by themselves or their servants. All breakages must be paid
for to the Caretaker before visitors leave the rest-house.
8. The Caretaker is responsible for the collection of these sums and
is provided with a tariff showing the cost of various items.
9. A book is kept in the rest-house in which visitors are requested
to enter the times of their arrival and departure and the charges paid
to the Caretaker. A separate entry should be made for each room
occupied.
10. A book for suggestions and complaints is kept in the rest-house.
11. A child's cot is provided in the rest-house. «
12. The District Officer, Port Dickson, may decline to issue a permit
to any person without giving any reason.
271
Municipal.
XVIII.—Best-houses—(cont.) - g. 1882, 28-2-30
13. Visitors are not allowed to keep dogs in the rest-house.
14. Amahs are not allowed to occupy beds intended for visitors.
Camp beds and nets are provided for Amahs.
15. Drinks may not be served after 10 p.m. except to visitors staying
at the rest-house.
Pahang— Pg. 2103, 29.
Raub— $ c.
Use of a double room per night ... ... ... 2 00
„ single „ 1 50
,, bed-room for part of a day ... .., 50
Temerloh — Pg. r. 632, si.
-rr „ • , . Kfl ( To all occupants other A-ao- 82' 3L
Use of room per night
5for part j ... fl 50
°. of£ a day CA <\ than rf
Government ,
50^ gerv£mts
Kuantan— $ c. Pg. 2909, 26.
Use of a double room per night ... ... ... 2 00
„ single room „ ... ... ... 1 50
„ any room during day only ... ... 50
2. Government officers using rest-houses as temporary official
quarters will be charged as follows :
For first seven days Free
From the eighth day, per day—
Perak ... 50 cents Pk. 4557, 21 &
1945, 23.
Perak—Clerks' rest-house, Ipoh, per night 20 „ Pk. 2132, 26.
Government officers entitled to free
quarters Free
Selangor 75 „ S. 108, 24.
,T
Negri. cSembilan
■ .n <\( for
one
„ room per dav
.*\ 75 A.G.O. 270, 28.
married couple per day $1.00 N.S. 3163, 27.
Pahang ... ... ... ... ... ... 50 ,, Pg. 1663, 21.
3. Charges for use of rest-house garages : Pk. 476, 19.
Larut and Matang, private motor cars, per day 50 cents
„ „ motor cycle „ 20 „
Motor garages attached to the rest-houses G. 252, s-i-s
at Kampar, Gopeng and Batu Gajah, from
1st January, 1930 50 cents per noctem
272

XIX.—Slaughter-houses and Abattoirs—
$ c.
By-law 115. (a) Licence, per annum, not exceeding ... 10 oo
Pg. 561, 27-2-14.
Pk. 270, 8-2-11.
S. 1270, 9-6-11. (6) Fees for animals slaughtered in public or licensed slaughter
N.S. 259, 09. houses •—
On each bullock killed 50 cents
,, buffalo ,, 40 „
„ sheep or goat killed 10 „
,, pig killed 50 „
gm ™i\7942ii' (c) Maximum fees in Sanitary Board slaughter-houses, Kuala
a. 4403, 27-6-24. Lumpur, Klang, and Kinta, and for the use of pens or other
buildings attached thereto :
Swine 50 cents each
Goats 25 „
Sheep 25
Bullocks 70
Buffaloes 80
Extra charge for every period of 24 hours or portion thereof after

6 a.m. on the morning after admission during which any animal may
be kept or detained in the pens :
Pigs, sheep and goats 5 cents per animal
Other animals 10 „
(rZ) Haulage and Carting Charges —

Abattoir, Ipoh—
Pk. 632, 22. Pigs, railway haulage from Ipoh
Station to Abattoir Siding ... 8 cents per pig
Sheep and goats, railway haulage
from Ipoh Station to Abattoir
Siding ... ... ... ... 8 „ „ animal
0. 5248, Pigs, railway haulage from
19-12-19. Abattoir to Tronoh ... ... 40 „ ,, carcase
Pigs, carting from Abattoir to
villages 40 „ „ „
Cattle, railway haulage ... ... 35 ,, „ head
carting, $3.50 per cart, per diem
• Or such lower fee as may be fixed by the Board.
273
Municipal.
"XIX.—Slaughter-houses and Abattoirs— (cont.)
(e) Special licence for slaughtering elsewhere than at the Abattoirs
Kinta— o. m, 23.
Bullock or buffalo $3.00 each
Pig 1.75 „
Sheep or goat ... ... ... ... 1.25 „
Lower Perak— O. 1244, 14-
Bullocks $1.00 each
Buffaloes 1.00
Swine .75
Sheep .50
Goats .50
Note.—Special licences are only granted in connection with religions
ceremonies.
Kuala Lumpur and Klang—
Special licence fee for slaughtering shall be a fee not exceeding a. 1072, 9-4-14.
ten times the ordinary fee for slaughtering the same animal in the a- *4<>si 27-6-24.
slaughter-house.
XX.—Special Trades—
By-law 202. Not exceeding $10 per annum.
for Kuala Kangsar. Pk. 5868, 88.
Rates per annum.
Description of trade. Perak and N. Sembilan
Selangor. and Pahang.
8 c. $ C.
(a) Skinning or disembowelling animals 10 00• . . 10 00
(6) Boiling offal, blood, or oil 10 00 . . 10 00
(c) Tallow melting or soap-making N.S. O. 1531. 31.
(candle-making) 10 00 . 7 OOt
(cZ) Making bricks, pottery or lime 10 00 . . 10 00
(e) Dyeing or tanning 10 00 . . 10 00
(f) Washing sago or making sago flour 10 00 . . 10 00
(g) Curing fish or manufacturing fish
manure 10 00+ . . 10 00§
(A.) Drying or sorting fish 10 00: . . 10 00
Notes :
• In Ulu Selangor, no fixed rate.
t Seremban, Kuala Pilah, Port Dickson and Jelebu. In Pahang, $10.
X Kuala Selangor, $2.
§ Pekan, $1.
274

XX.—Special Trades—(cont.)
Kates per annum.
Description of trade.
Perak and N. Sembilan
Selangor. and Pahang.
(i) Storing matches in quantities of two $ C. $ c.
cases or upwards ... 1 50
More than two and not more
than five 1 00•
More than five cases 10 00
(j) Keeping pigs Free Free
(/r) Carrying on trade of a blacksmith . . . 2 00 Freef
(I) Depositing or storing coal, wood,
attap, hay, straw, or firewood, or
other dangerously inflammable
*.G.o. 260, 26. material 5 00 . 5 00 X
(m) Any other manufacture or business
from which either offensive or
unwholesome smells arise ... 10 00 . 10 00 §
(n) Any purpose calculated to be dan
gerous to life 10 00 . 10 00
(o) Any other manufacture or business
in which excessive noise is caused 10 00 . 10 00
(p) Storage and treatment of raw rubber l oo !| . 1 ooi
fk. 2698, 28. (q) Storage of methylated spirits in
A.G.O. 729, 29. drums or receptacles containing
N.S.G. 233, 29. 10 00••
not less than 60 gallons ... 10 00 .
(r) Storage of calcium of carbide in
quantities exceeding 28 lbs. 10 00 . 10 00••
(s) Storage of acetylene ... 10 00 . 10 00•*
N.S.«. 576, 29. (t) Cellulose spraying 10 oott. 1 00••
by law 65. XXI.—Street Performances — S c.

Licence, per diem not exceeding 1 00
Peep shows :
Kuala Kangsar ... ... ... ... 10 cents per diem
Lower Perak ... ... ... ... 10 „ „
Kent for ground used for circuses, cinematographic exhibitions, etc
Kuala Kangsar ... ... ... ... $1.00 per diem
Krian ... ... ... ... ... 50 cents per diem
Notes :
• Per quarter,
t In Pahang, $5.
t Jelebu, $2.
§ Kuantan, $1.
| Klang, free; Kuala Selangor, SI. Ulu Langat, 50 cents. In other places
in Selangor not yet prescribed,
a. 4273, C 8 26. f Pahang $5.
•• Negri Sembilan only.
Sel. G. 1351, 29. +t Kuala Lumpur only.
275
Municipal.
XXH.—Street Stalls, per mensem ... ... ... $3 to $10 ' By-law 158 o>.
XXIII.—Sundry Sales—
1. Conservancy buckets ... ... ... ... Various rates
2. Dust-bins ... ... ... ... ... ... ,, ,,
3. House number plates, each ... ... ... 10 cents
4. Name plates and nun?ber boards ... ...$1.00 Bylaw 218.
5. Incinerator ash :
Larut and Matang ... ... ... 10 cents a bag
Krian :
Parit Buntar ... ... ... 35 cents a curt load
Bagan Serai ... ... ... ... 40 ,,
6. Sign-boards, each ... ... ... ... SI.00
XXIV.—Theatre Licence—• S c.
Fee for per half-year ending 30th June and 31st December 5 00
XXV.—Town Hall-
Kuala Lumpur : Scale of Charges — $ c.
For use of hall for each occasion exclusive of lighting
and other actual expenses ... ... ... ... 50 00
For public meetings, religious meetings,^ AfihuJ ses onl
charitable entertainments, bazaars, f includin- cost Jo{
and other like purposes approved by {. {inhfi,1tr
the Sanitary Board ) ° "
Lighting— (See under electric light, page 260.) $ c.
Taiping: For use of hall per night 15 00 Pk. 2498, 21.
Hire of piano per day 15 00 Pk. 864, 27.
Hire of chairs, per 100 chairs per day .. ... ... 5 00 Pk. 558, 24.
Ipoh : Scale of Charges— Pk. 6025, 17.
(a) For use of hall for purposes other than dancing ;
for each occasion exclusive of lighting and other
actual expenses ... ... ... ... ... 25 00
(6) For use of hall for dancing, for each occasion
exclusive of lighting and other actual expenses ... 50 00
(c) For use of hall for charitable \ Actual expenses only or
entertainments, meetings, and r such reduced charges as
such like purposes approved 1 the Board may in each
by the Board / case approve
(d) Hire of piano, per day ... ... ... ... $5 00 Pk, 2959, 26.
Lighting— (See under electric light, page 262.)
• This is in addition to the foes for performances, as to which see page 182.
276

XXVI.— Water Supply—
F. E. 18, THE WATER SUPPLY ENACTMENT, 1926.
Section 4.
Annual water-rates fixed by the Residents under section 4 appear
under Assessment Rates from page 245.
They may not exceed 4 per centum if based on annual value.
In any water supply area outside Sanitary Board area an alter
native flat rate not exceeding $2 per acre per annum may be imposed.
This rate is due yearly with the land rent and should be credited to
general revenue.
Rates within Sanitary Board areas shall be collected by the
respective Sanitary Boards and credited to general revenue.
S. 5985, 26. No building exclusively devoted to religious worship shall be
A.G.O. 800, liable to water-rate other than the additional rate of two per cent, in
respect of any private service allowed under section 12 or other
special rate approved by the Resident. Additional water-rate for
Section 12. private supply may, in the absence of special rates, be 2 per cent.
Special rates appear from page 277.
Section 17. Water-rates not payable on Government property, but special
rates may be collected from occupiers of Government buildings which
appear from page 280.
Pk. 0. 7131, CHARGES FOR LAYING PRIVATE WATER SUPPLIES.

30-10-25.
S. G. 958, All ordinary service pipes and fittings considered necessary by the
1-2-29. State Engineer for the requirements of the applicant will, at the
N.S. O. 179, discretion of the State Engineer,
8-1-26.
Pg. G. 6842, (a) be supplied and fixed by him at the cost of the applicant,
16-10-25.
who shall pay the actual cost of materials and labour plus
ten per cent., or
(6) be supplied by the applicant to the satisfaction of the State
Engineer, who will connect and fix all such pipes and
fittings at the cost of the applicant, and the applicant
shall pay the actual cost of the materials supplied by the
State Engineer and labour used plus ten per cent., or
(c) be supplied and fixed by the applicant at his own cost to the
satisfaction of the State Engineer. In Selangor they
will be supplied and fixed by an approved contractor at the
applicants cost to the satisfaction of the State Engineer
The State Engineer will make the actual connection to the public
main for which the applicants will be charged at the following
rates :
For connection up to one inch diameter ... ... $ 8
If to 2' „ 12
„ 2\" to 3" 16
277
Municipal.
XXVI.—Water Supply—(cont.)
The following charges shall be paid in advance for the under
mentioned operations when applied for by a person having the benefit
of a private service of water—
c.
(i) For turning water on or for cutting it off 00 Pk. G. S65,
4-2-16.
(ii) For fixing or removing meter 50 S. G. 958, 1-2-20.
(iii) For re-connection with the street water-works pipe N.S. 476,
11-2-16.
in every case where a private service shall have Pg. 477, 11-2 16.
been cut off for default in the payment of water-
rate—Negri Sembilan and Pahang 00
Perak and Selangor ... 00 G. 5596, 8-9-22.
Application for testing or examination to be accompanied by
a deposit receipt for $5. This deposit will be credited to revenue
if it is found that the meter is in good condition and registering
satisfactorily.
SELANGOR,
Charges for Private Supplies—
For private use supplied by meter ... 20 cents per 1,000 gals, s a. m,
For water supply for purposes specified in section 17—
( Not less than 50 cents
(a) By meters "" ( per 1,000 gallons
(b) Otherwise than by meter. When supplied to premises where
carriages, horses or cattle are kept for trade purposes :
Per annum.
c.
For each automobile . . . 12 00
,, carriage or cart 5 00
jinrikisha ... 1 20
,, horse 7 50
bullock 3 50
For water supplied for building operations ... j |% of estimated
cost of building
For water supplied by meter for purposes '
specified in section 17 of the Waterworks Enact 35 cents per 1,000 s. 1561,
18-6-15.
ment to the ground floor of a house and for gallons for the
domestic purposes to the upper floors of the house , whole house
KUALA KUBU BHARU. G. 8641,

Metered Supplies— 21-ll-SO.
(a) For water supplied by meter for 25 cents a thousand
private use, exclusive of purposes gallons or part of one
specified in section 18 of the thousand gallons
Enactment with a minimum of
$1 per mensem
278

XXVI.—Water Supply— (cont.)
SELANGOR—(cont.)
0. S641, KUALA KUBU BHARU (cont.).
21-11-30. .
(b) For water when supplied from one \
metered supply to the ground ] 35 cents a thousand
floor of a house for purposes I gallons or part of one
specified in section 18 of the > thousand gallons
Enactment and to the upper floor I with a minimum of
of the same house for domestic 1 $1 per mensem
purposes /
(c) For water supplied for purposes \ 50 cents a thousand
specified in section 18 of the J gallons or part of one
Enactment, or supplied to \ thousand gallons
premises where building opera- V with a minimum of
tions are in progress SI per mensem
, , ,. j , ,5 cents a thousand
(d) For water supplied to mosques, , ^ m. rf a
schools and charitable institu- [ t8housand |allonB
tions not being Government i .,, ■ „
° \ with a minimum or
Pr°perty 1 $1 per mensem
G. 4498, 28-6-S0. KIANG, PORT SWETTENHAM, KAPAR AND MERU.

Within the Sanitary Board Areas of Klang, Port Swettenham
Kapar and Meru, all within the Water Supply Area declared by
Notification No. 2992, published in the Gazette of the 22nd December,
1911, as amended by Notification No. 6357 of the 12th November,
1926, and Notification No. 7319 of the 24th December, 1926.
Metered Supplies—
, , -r, , ■ ■ „ 41 25 cents a thousand
(a) For water supplied by meter for u or t of
private use, exclusive of purposes ^ ^ thomJd j_
specified in section 18 of the f lonsi ^th a minimum
Jinactment J of£ $1j»i per mensem
( b) For water when supplied from one
. metered supply to the ground 35 cents a thousand
floor of a house for purposes gallons, or part of
specified in section 18 of the )- one thousand gal
Enactment and to the upper Ions, with a minimum
floor of the same house for of $1 per mensem
domestic purposes J
(c) For water supplied for purposes"^ 50 cents a thousand
specified iri section 18 of the j gallons, or part of
Enactment, or supplied to j> one thousand gal-
premises where building opera- | Ions, with a minimum
tions are in progress J of $1 per mensem
, ,. . , . 1 5 cents a thousand
(d) For water supplied to mosques, u or rt of
schools and charitable mstitu- L ^ thousan£ x.
tions not being Government lons1With a minimum
property J of $1 per mensem
279
Municipal.
SELANGOR— (conf.)
Unmetered Supplies for domestic purposes, i.e., exclusive of those
specified in section 18 of the Enactment-
(e) Premises having an annual value For the first tap.
of $360 or less on the Sanitary
Board Assessment Register ... $18 per annum
(/) Premises having an annual value
over $360 and less than $840 on
the Sanitary Board Assessment
Register 24 „
(gr) Premises having an annual value
of $840 and over on the Sanitary
Board Assessment Register ... 30 „
(Ji) For each additional tap ... ... 6 „
Alternative rate for premises supplied with water for domestic
purposes where meters are not placed.
Premises having an annual value of For the first tap. 0. 87S9, 18.
$360 or less on the Sanitary Board
Assessment Register ... $12 per annum
2. Premises having an annual value over
$360 and less than $840 on the
Sanitary Board Assessment Register... 18
3. Premises having an annual value of $840
and over on the Sanitary Board
Assessment Register ... 24
4. For each additional tap ... 6
KUALA LUMPUR.
Ice factory 50 cents per 1,000 gals.
Aerated water factory
Garage 0. 3C99, 910-14.
Tin-ore washing houses
„ smelting works
Distillery
Cold stores
Rubber factory
Supply to any boiler ...
Dhoby houses...
Dispensary of Chinese drug store
Photographers
Hotels
Barbers
Dentists
Eating-shops and coffee shops
Rikisha depots 35 „ A.O.O. 300S, 17.
Clubs . ... 20 „
Domestic purposes G. 80U9, 9-10 14.
20 „
Religious institutions 10 „
Schools and charitable institutions, Selangor C. 2116, 30-6 16.
(not being Government property) 5 „
State mosque up to 660,000 gallons Free A.G.O. 2243, 17.
280

XX 71—Water Supply—(cont.)
SELANGOE—(cont.)
KUALA LUMPUR (cont.)
Water-rate on Government quarters, Kuala Lumpur, Sungei
Besi, Ampang, Klang, Port Swettenham, Kajang and Kuala Kubu
(except quarters in Schedule II) as in Schedule L
*
C. 2982, 18-8-23. SCHBDULB I.
Class I quarters $24
„ II 11 24
„ HI M 18
„ IV 1i ••* 12
v i1 12
„ VI ii ■ •• 9
„ VII 1r 9
„ VIII 1i ... 6
„ ix 6
S. 0. 1611, 29. „ x 11 6
a.g.o. \m, is. Quarters No. 463, Swettenham Road, Kuala Lumpur $25
$ c.
0. i2»i, 2-S-28. Government Recreation Club ... 7 20 per annum
Public Works Department Athletic Club ... 24 00
Stable, Tanglin Road ... 10 00
Quarters No. 532, Federal Hill 40 00
,, 5b5 ,, 30 00
Municipal Dairy 120 00
Native Sub-warders' (married) Barracks
Nos. 134 (1) to (4), Gaol Road 8 00
1 00 per mensem
Mess Houses for each
occupant
Lunatic Asylum Ward, converted into
Dressers' Mess, 12 cubicles 25 cents
Quarters No. 56, Kampong Attap .., 50 per mensem
„ „55 ,, 50 „
,, „ 49, Bukit Bintang Road 50 „
„ 48 50 „
Bandsmen's Quarters, Kampong Attap (16
houses at 50 cents rate and one at 75 cents) $8 75
281
Municipal.
SELANGOE—(co»t.)
KUALA LUMFUR- -(coref.)
Quarters No. 901, Swettenham Road $2 00 per mensem
640, Brickfields Iload 50
1179 ,, 50
1177 I ri •■• 50
1177 II ,, 50
1177 III ,, 50
1177 IV ,, 50
1177 V ,, ... 50
1177 VI ,, 50
1178 I ,, 50
1178 II ,, 50
1178 III ,, 50
1178 IV i, 50
1178 V 50
SCHEDULE II.
ers No. 110, Kuala Kubu . . $8 per annum <?. 2107, 16-4-26.
M 2 - 8 . „
,1 25 „ .. 3
1, 169 (i) „ . 3
,1 169 (ii) ,, .. 3
i1 169 (iii) 11 .. 3
Water-rate on Government quarters, Kuala Selangor and Rawang :
SCHEDULE.
Class I Quarters $20 per annum g. am, 25 6 26.
II 20
III 15
IV 10
V 8
VI 6
VII 5
VIII 3
IX 3
KAjANG
Rate for railway and trade purposes 25 cents per 1,000 s. 1553, 12.
gallons
,, „ Broadrick Club... $3 per annum s. 2408, 25.
282

PEBAK.
g. 4024, 30-6-22. Water-rate on Government quarters:
Schedule.
Quarters, Class I and II 120 per annum
III 15
IV 10
V 8
VI 6
VII 5
„■ VIII „ IX 3
Pk. 4854, 29. X 3
For private use, supplied by meter (25 cents per 1,000

G. 1355, 10. \ gallons
G. 4081, 22-7-27. State-aided schools 5 cents per 1,000 gals.
G. 6452, Electric Power Station, Taiping ... 50 „
12-10-28.
G. 7544, Dhoby houses, Krian 10 „
23-11-28.
KINTA AND KUALA KANGSAE
Rates to be charged for Trade Supplies :
G. 1860, 9-7-15 Mineral water factories and ice factories . 50 cents per 1,000 gals.
G. 1416, All trade supplies other than the above—
11-5-17
If the consumption is less than 10,000
gallons per calendar month ... 25
If it amounts to 10,000 gallons but does
not amount to 12,000 gallons per
calendar month ... 30
calendar month ... ... 35
calendar month... ... ... 40
calendar month... 50
283
Municipal.
PERAK— (comt.)
KINTA AND KUALA KANGSAR— (cotl-t.)
calendar month.. 60 cents per 1,000 gals.
If it exceeds 28,000 gallons per calendar
month ... 75
Supplies for trades, manufacture or"
business, under section 17, within the i
Sanitary Board areas of Larut and i 50 G. 4926. 11-8-22.
Matang, Krian and Lower Perak
Supplies, under section 1 7, for the business
of shipping within the Sanitary Board [« j Q00 allons
areas of Larut and Matang and Lower f ^ B 0. 16S9, 23-3-23.
Perak )
PRIVATE SUPPLIES FOR DOMESTIC PURPOSES.
KlNTA. G. 2407, 28-3-SO.
(a) Flat Eates :
(i) Single- storey terrace dwellings ... 8 2 per mensem G. 6029, 15-8-30.
(ii) Shop-houses and terrace dwellings G. 6030, 15-8-30.
other than single-storey terrace
dwellings... 4
(iii) Private residences .. . o G. 2407, 28-3-30.
(6) Metered Supplies :
(i) The Convent, Ipoh, up to 49,000
gallons per mensem no charge and
for amounts taken in excess thereof 5 cents per 1,000 gals.
(ii) The Elim Orphanage, Ipoh, up to
15,000 gallons per mensem no
charge and for amounts taken in
excess thereof ... ... ... 5 „ „
(iii) State-aided schools ... ... 5 cents per 1,000 gals.
per mensem
The following Clubs and Institutions within the Sanitary Board **60, 20-6 30.
area of Ipoh, 25 cents per thousand gallons, from 1st May, 1930 :
Young Men's Christian Ipoh Chinese Athletic
Association Association
Perak Turf Club Birch Club
Ipoh Club Sturrock Club
Ipoh Golf Club Lok Luin Club
Ipoh Catholic Club Ceylon Association
Kechil Club
284

PEBAK—(cont.)
Larut.
a. 6099, 28-9-28. 1. Sikh Temple, Upper Station Road, Taiping ... ... Free
2. Musafar Khana, Upper Station Road, Taiping ... ... „
3. Istana Club, Cross Street No. 1, Taiping
4. Chetty Temple, Kota Road, Taiping
5. Hindu ,, „ ,,
6. Northern Indian Mosque, Walker Road, Taiping
7. Vegetarian Temple, Tupai, Taiping ... ... ... .,
8. Malay Mosque, Kota Road, Taiping
9. Tamil Mohamedan Mosque, Kota Road, Taiping ... „
10. Buddhist Temple, Creagh Road, Taiping ... ... „
11. Parsonage, All Saints Church, Main Road, Taiping ... „
12. Presbytery, Church of the Sacred Heart, Klian Pau,
Taiping ...
13. Presbytery, St. Louis Church, Kota Road, Taiping ... „
14. Orang Kaya Mentri's House, Marks Road, Taiping ... „
$ c.
a. 2408 28 »-30. Houses in which a business is carried on 3 00 per mensem
16. Private residences ... ... ... 2 00 „
17. Any building which the Board considers
should be charged by meter... ... 25 cents per 1,000 gals.
a. 4082, 22-7-27. 18. The Convent, Taiping, up to 80,000
gallons per mensem nil, and for
amounts taken in excess thereof ... 5 ,, „
Krian. $ c.
0'. 6099, 28-9-28. 1.
Bath House, Bagan Serai ... ... 12 00 per mensem
2.
Rice Mill, Kuala Kurau 20 00
3. „ Bagan Serai 10 00
4.
Agricultural Office, Parit Buntar ... 1 25
5.
Gin Puay Estate, Parit Buntar ... 3 00
6.
Malay Boys' School, Kuala Kurau ... 2 50
7. ,, „ „ Bagan Serai ... 5 00
8. „ Girls' „ Parit Buntar ... 2 50
9.
Tamil School, Bagan Serai 5 00
10.
Roman Catholic Church and Presbytery,
Bagan Serai ... ... ... ... 1 25
g. 6076, 30-8-29. 11 • Malay Girls' School, Bagan Serai ... 2 50
285
Municipal.
XXVI.— Water -Supply — (cont.)
PERAK—(cont.)
Kuala Kanosar. 5 c.
Bukit Chandan area 4 00 p.m., per house
Government Institutions.—
Malay College 6 00 „
Preparatory School 6 00 „
Latrine, District Office ... 4 00 „
Stables, Government Plantations 4 00 „
Incinerator 6 00 ,.
Post Office, Sungei Siput 4 00 „
Non-Government buildings 4 00 p.m., per house
His Highness the Sultan's Office 4 00 ,. 0. 6778,
26-10-28
Malay Girls' Schools and Quarters 4 00 „
„ Boys' School and Quarters 4 00 „ G. 1273,
15-2-29.
,, Girls' School and Teachers 0. 4022, 7-6-29.
Quarters at Bukit Chandan 4 00 „
Post Office, Bukit Chandan 4 00
Clifford School Hostel 6 00 „ d. 4898, 4-7-30.
Houses occupied by the Raja Muda of Perak at O. 1861, 20-8-25.
Telok Anson and Kuala Kangsar ... ... Free G. 542, 23-1-25.
House occupied by the Hon'ble the Baja-di-Hilir G. 5381, 25.

of Perak at Kuala Kangsar ... ... ... „
Supplies to all hotels in the town of Ipoh : G. 3684, 8-12-16.
For any quantity up to a maximum 4\
to be fixed by1 uthe i.Sanitary Board Ir-30
on cents
. t>er ,1,000
AAA gallons
m respectl ote each \.hotel,i per calendar
ij I r °
month )
i At the rates fixed for trade
|
supplies, other than mine
ral water and ice factor
For quantities in excess of the maximum ies, as per Notification
fixed as above by the Sanitary Board, No. 1860 in the Federated
per calendar month Malay States Government
Gazette of the 9th July,
1915
286

PERAK—(cont.)
Kuala Kangsar— (cont.)
a. 4465, 20-6-so. Within the area as defined in Gazette Notification No. 4465 of 20th
June, 1930, $3 per mensem for two taps and 25 cents for each
additional tap.
Outside the area as defined in Gazette Notification No. 4465 of 20th
June, 1930, $4 per mensem for two taps and 25 cents for each
additional tap.
For Sungei Siput Water Supply area—
$3 per mensem for two taps and 25 cents per mensem for each
additional tap, and $4 per mensem for two taps and 25 cents per
mensem for each additional tap outside the water supply area.
Supplies mentioned in Gazette Notification Nos. 6099 of 28th
Septemher, 1929, 6778 of 26th October, 1928, 1273 of 15th
February, 1929, and 4022 of 7th June, 1929, shall continue to be
charged at the rates mentioned in the said notifications.
Simpang Ampat, Sittawan.

O 7145, I. For private supply for domestic purposes to non-Government
11-10-29. quarters, a flat rate of $5 a month for one tap only.
G. 2409, 28-3-30. For each additional tap Flat rate of $1 per mensem
G. 7145, II. For private supply for trade purposes, by meter, at 65 cents per
11-10-29.
1,000 gallons.
III. For private supply to Government quarters :

Class of quarters. Rate per annum.
I and II t 20
Ill 15
IV 10
V 8
VI 6
VII 5
VIII and IX 3
NEGRI SEMBILAN.
n.s. g. an, Metered Supplies— (All Sanitary Board Areas).
a. 4749, 3-7-31. For private use 20 cents per 1,000 gals.
For all supplies granted under section 18 50 ,, „
G. 5168, 17-7-31. Q-emas for all supplies 50
287
Municipal.
XXVI.— Water Supply— (cont.)
NEGRI SEMBILAN— (cont.)

Sbrbmban —
For ricksha depots iu the Sanitary
Board Area 35 cents per 1,000 gals. a. m, 3-1-30.
For Government Laundry, Lobak ... 50 „ „ o. 8037, 7-12-28.
1. Chettiar Temple, Temiang, up to 50,000 a. 7790,6-11-31.
gallons per mensem no charge, and
for amounts taken in excess thereof 20 ,, ,,
2. Hindu Temple, Paul Street, up to 5,000
gallons per mensem no charge, and for
3. St. Paul's Institution, Paul Street, up to
50,000 gallons per mensem no charge,
and for amounts taken in excess
thereof 20
4. Convent, Birch Road, up to 100,000
amounts taken in excess thereof ... 20 ,, ,,
5. Chinese Hospital, Temiang Road, up to
25,000 gallons per mensem no charge,
and for amounts taken in excess
thereof 20
6. Malay Mosque, Setul Road, 70,000
amounts taken in excess thereof ... 20 „
7. Parsonage, St. Mark's Church, Tamil
Pastor, St. Mark's, up to 15,000
8. Chinese Maternity Hospital, Lemon
Street, up to 10,000 gallons per
mensem no cbarge, and for amounts
taken in excess thereof ... ... 20 „
[Note.—The rates for items Nos. 1 to 8 are in addition to meter rent.]
Private water supplies outside the Sanitary Board area of
Seremban—
Domestic purposes ... ... ... 30 cents per 1,000 gals. g. 6578, n o-si.
Trade purposes ... ... ... ... 60 ,, „
288

Unmetered Supplies -(All Sanitary Board areas)
a. 548, 161-32. Seremban $ c.
g. 6408, 13-9-29. Tampin and Gemas
a. 550, 15-1-32. Kuala Klawang For private use per mensem 2 50
G. 551, 15-1-32. Kuala Pilah . . . For trade purposes per mensem 3 50
G. 488», 4-7-30. port Dickson ...
Port Dickson—
a. M9, 15-1-32. port Dickson aerated water factories per mensem ... 5 00
G. 8425, Government quarters —water-rate on :
21-12-28.
Class I $20 per annum. Class VI $9 per annum.
II 20 VII 9 „
III 15 VIII 6
IV 12 IX 6
V 12 X 6
n.s.g. 1802, 3i. (Railway quarters at Tampin are charged for at the above rates. )
g. 8780, e-12-29. Exemptions:

Seremban —
The Residency ;
The Astana Hinggap.
G. 1011, 31-1-30. Kuala Klawang.

1. Hospital 12 taps . Free
2. Town Dispensary 7 „ . ii
3. Market 1 tap . »
4 Office Latrine... ... 1 „ ■
5. Police Barracks ... ... • ... 3 taps . .1
6. Police Station 1 tap . i.
?. Government Office ... 1 „ . il
8. P.W.D. Cooly Lines 3 taps . ,,
9. Sanitary Board Cooly Lines... 1 tup .
10. Post Office 1 , . »
11. Rest-house 3 taps . ,,
12. Hindu Temple ... 1 lap . 11
13. Reading Room and Recreation Club 1 ,. ■ . 81 per mensem
14 Pig Slaughter-house... 1 ., . 11
G. 6277, 28-8-31. 15. Posts and Telegraphs Cooly Lines... 1 „ .. Free
289
Municipal.
PAHANG.
Water-rate on Government quarters (from 1-1-30) : a- sfl85, u-m»-

Quarters, Class I and II ... ... ... ... $10 a year
III and IV 6 „
V and VI 3 „
VII, VIII, IX and X Nil
Fraser's Hill—
Water consumed by buildings within the <?- h>12. si-i-so.
area known as the Fraser's Hill within
the State of Pahang ... ... ... $1.50 per 1,000 gals.
Government bungalows includ- ) ,n i j- A-°- lul!i' 30-
ing lodge and residencies ... | 50 ceats per diem >»■
Rest-house and communal) 1Q per room

houses ... ... ... ) " r
/ 50 „ up to a maxi-
Ri'lw bun alows < mum °^ 15,000 gallons per
11 ' " "' "' i mensem and thereafter $2 for
V every 1,000 gallons
0. 2150, 21-5-20.
Raub, Bentong, Kuan tan, Kuala Lipis, Pekan and Mentakab : a. 4901,
28-10-20.
Under section 9 (i)— G 218. 121-2S-
( 25 cents per 1,000 gallons or such
For domestic purposes ... ...I other rates as the Resident
( may approve in special cases
Under section 17—

( 50 cents per 1,000 gallons or such
Por trade purposes ... ... < other rates as the Resident
may approve in special cases
Sikh Temple, Raub up to 15,000 gallons free Pg. G. 1061, si.

Tone; Wah Hak How School, } „a„ 1 nnr» ~oii™0 <?- c273'
jj£ujj f 05 cents per I,UU0 gallons 10-11-27.
For water supplied for building ( \% of the estimated cost of Pg. mo, 29.
purposes [ building a.g.o. 740, 29.
290
Taxes, Duties, Fkes, etc.

XXVI. —Water Supply— (cont.)
PAHANG—(conf.)
Per annum.
Meter Eents—• S c.
1 inch 4 00
s. C 05S,
1-2-29. I4 „ • 8 00
Vk.G. 1709,10. 1 ,, ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 10 00
Pg. G. 5999, li 30 00
28-10-27. -
2 40 00
2| „ (Selangor only) ... 45 00
3 „ ... 50 00
G. 5487, 1-10-26. 4 ,, (Negri Sembilan only) ... ... ... ... 80 00
Whenever the State Engineer deems it necessary, through lowness
of pressure or other unavoidable cause, to install a f-inch meter for a
private supply for which a f-inch meter would otherwise suffice, the
Sanitary Board may reduce the charge for such f-inch meter to §4
per annum. Rents for meters shall he payable half-yearly in advance.
XXVII.—Charges stilt, in force under District Water Supply

Enactment which has been repealed by Enactment 18/26
appear in page 278.
Rents shall be charged for meters at the following rates which
include the cost of upkeep of the meters :
Size Rate Size Rate
of meter. per annum. of meter. per annum
5-inch 3 4 If inch ... $30
n 8 2 „ 40
4 »
1 „ 10 3 „ 50
(ii) Whenever the Superintendent, Coast Water Supply, deems
it necessary, through lowness of pressure or other unavoidable cause,
to install a J-inch meter for a private supply for which a f-inch meter
would otherwise suffice, the Assessment Committee may reduce the
charge for such f-inch meter to four dollars per annum ;
(iii) Rents for meter shall be payable half-yearly in advance.
• These rates include cost of upkeep of meters.
FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS.

(See F.M.S.R. Tariff Book No. 7.)
PART II.
LEGAL TARIFFS FOR MOTOR
CARS, ETC., AND TABLES
OF DISTANCES.
293
LEGAL TAEIFFS FOE MOTOE CAES, CAEEIAGES,

CAETS, OMNIBUSES, JINEIKSHAS.
JINEIKSHA FAKES.
PERAK.
1st class.
By distance— J c_ 0. 565, 87-2-14.
For every half a mile or fraction of
half a mile 10
For every mile or fraction of a mile ... 15
By time—
For one hour 50
For every additional quarter of an hour 10
Detention beyond the first quarter of an
hour, for every hour or part of an hour 10
For a day of eight hours 1 50
Note.—Fares are payable by the distance unless the hirer
expresses at commencement of engagement his intention to pay
by time.
Selangor.
1st class. 2nd class.
By distance— $ C. $ c. G- «■ SW-ll-05.
For every half a mile or fraction
of half a mile
for one passenger 07 04
for two passengers 10 06
By time— 0. 2576,
10-11 11.
For one hour 50 25
For every additional quarter of an
hour 12 06
Detention—
The hirer shall be entitled to
detain the jinrikisha for a quarter
of an hour for stopping at any
place, but for every hour or
part of an hour during which
any jinrikisha may be so
detained beyond the first quarter
of an hour an additional sum
shall be chargeable, viz. ... 10 05
No puller shall be entitled to
claim as payment for any
distance drawn or any time
during which he may be detained
in one day, subject to the limi
tations of section 30, more than 2 00 1 00
294
Table of Legal Tariffs.

JINRIKSHA FARES—(cont.)
Negri Sembilan.
1st class. 2nd class
(. 816, 20-8-12. By distance— $ c. $ c.
For any half mile or fraction of
a half mile* 10 05
Exceeding half a mile—1st half
mile* 10 05
For every subsequent half mile or
fraction thereof* 05 05
By time—
For one hour (distance not to
exceed 4 miles)* 25 20
For every additional quarter of an
hour* 05 03
Detention—
The hirer shall be entitled to
detain the jinrikisha for ten
minutes for stopping at any
place, but for every hour or
part of an hour during which
any jinrikisha may be so
detained beyond the first 10
minutes an additional sum may
be charged, viz. ... ... ... 05 03
The hirer shall pay 5 cents for the
rest prescribed by section 29.
No puller shall be entitled to
claim as payment for any dis
tance drawn or any time during
which he may be detained in
any one day more than ... 1 50 80
0. 6959, Pahang.
30-10 25. For the District of Kuala Lipis :
By distance—
1. While carrying passengers, far every half mile or part
thereof 10 cents.
2. Travelling empty by appointment to meet a fare, per
mile 10 cents.
3. A charge of 10 cents in addition to the rates laid down
in items 1 and 2 may be made for a jinrikisha
travelling to any point on the hills named hereunder:
Hill Koad, Residency Hill, Office Hill and Clerks
Settlement.
4. A charge of 50 cents in addition to the rates laid down
in items 1, 2 and 3 may be made in respect of any
journey undertaken between the hours of 9 p.m. anil
6 a.m
* Charges are per passenger.
295
Fob Motor Cabs, etc.

JINRIKSHA FARES— ( cont. )
_ , ,.
Detention— Pahang—(cont.)
v
The hirer shall be entitled to detain a jinrikisha for
15 minutes at any place without charge. After the
first 15 minutes, an additional sum of 5 cents for every
quarter of an hour or part thereof shall be chargeable.
For other districts :
By distance— 9. 5S, 2-4 07.
10 cents a mile within a Sanitary Board area and 12 cents
a mile outside.
5 cents a mile outside Sanitary Board limits going empty
to meet a fare.
5 cents a mile outside Sanitary Board limits returning
empty from a destination reached after sunset.
By time—
1st hour 30 cants.
Every additional 15 minutes ... ... 05 ,,
Detention—
The hirer shall be entitled to detain the jinrikisha for ten
minutes for stopping at any place, but for every hour
or part of an hour during which any jinrikisha may be
so detained beyond the first 15 minutes, an additional
sum may be charged, viz., 5 cents.
The hirer shall pay 5 cents for the rest prescribed by
section 29.
HACKNEY CARRIAGES.
. Perak and
Negri Selangor. Pahang.
Sembilan.
With 2 wheels— $ c. $ c. $ c. Pl(. G. 317,
Hire for a day of 8 31-1-1S.
Sel. G. 3632,
hours within town 31-8-20.
N.S. G. 319,
limits ... ... 1 50 2 50 2 50 31-1-1S.
For each mile or part Phg. G. 288.
20-1-13.
of a mile ... ... 15 20 25
For every hour of deten
tion (up to 10 hours) 10 15 10
For every day of deten
tion (10 to 24 hours) 1 00 2 00 1 50
With 4 wheels—
Hire for a day of 8
hours within town
limits 2 00 2 50
For the first mile or
part of a mile ... 20 20
For each subsequent
mile or part of a mile 15 20
For every hour of deten
tion (up to 10 hours) 10 15
For every day of deten
tion (10 to 24 hours) 1 50 2 00
Same charges as for hackney carriage with two wheels.
296

HACKNEY CARRIAGES—(cont.)
When a hackney carriage Perak and
is taken to and from Negri Selangor. Pahang.
any place over ten miles Sembilan.
distant no extra charge $ c. $ c. $ c.
shall be made for deten
tion, provided that the
return journey is made
on the same day as the
journey out or on the
following day :
For travelling to meet
a passenger by
arrangement, for each
mile or part of a mile 05 10 16*
For returning empty,
each mile or part of
a mile 05 10 Nil
OMNTBDSES.
Negri
Perak. Selangor. Sembilan. Pahang.
$ c. $ c. $ c. $ C.
For each mile or part
of a mile, for each
passenger 05 08 05 07
CARTS WITHOUX SPRINGS.
Negri
Perak. Selangor. Sembilan. Pahang.
Drawn by one animal— $ c. $ c. $ c. $ C.
For first mile or part
of a mile 25
For each subsequent
mile or part of a
mile 15
For each mile or part
of a mile — 15 10 15
Drawn by two animals—
For first mile or part
of a mile ... 50 40 30 50
For each subsequent
mile or part of a
mile 20 25 12
For second to fifth
mile, for each mile
or part 25
For each subsequent
mile or part of a
mile after the fifth
mile 20
• For distances outside town limits only.
297
For Motor Cars, etc.

rates for hire cars.
Perak.
Fare—Twenty cents a mile for whole car (twenty-five cents a a. 8020,
mile for whole car between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.). 20-11-31.
Detention—Thirty cents per half hour or part thereof
(between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. forty cents).
Gazette Notification No. 2338, published in the Gazette of
20th May, 1921, is hereby cancelled. [Pk. 4136/31.]
Selangor.
cars plying on fixed routes.
For conveyance, from the prescribed starting point to the a. 2703, 12-4-20.
prescribed stopping place, in a car plying regularly on any
of the fixed routes specified in the schedule hereto, the several
rates set opposite to the said routes respectively.
CARS NOT PLYING ON FIXED ROUTES.
Fare—Five cents a mile per seat.
Detention—Forty cents per half hour or part thereof exceed
ing 15 minutes.
Between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. the rates herein
before prescribed shall be increased by twenty per cent.
Gazette Notification No. 3652 of December 6th, 1918, is
hereby cancelled. [Sel. G. 1500/28.]
SCHEDULE OF FARES : Fares
per seat.
No. Name of fixed route. $ c.
1 .. . Kuala Lumpur to Ampang 25
2 .. i1 11 Kepong 37
3 . 1i 11 Ranching new 60
4 . 11 11 Kanching old 37
5 .. i1 11 Eawang 85
6 . 11 11 Kuala Kubu . 1 75
7 . . 1i 11 Fraser's Hill . 3 00
8 . • 11 11 Salak South 20
9 . 11 11 Sungei Besi 40
10 . ii 11 Serdang 55
11 . • ii 11 9th mile, Ulu Langat 41
12 . • 11 n Ulu Langat Town 60
13 . i1 11 Kajang 70
14 . 11 11 Puchong 12th mile 55
15 . • i1 Puchong 14th mile 65
16 . • 11 11 Old Damansara 8th mile .. 37
17 . • i1 11 Petal ing (Kuchai) ... 28
18 . • 11 11 Sungei Way 37
19 . • 11 11 Batu Tiga 60
20 . • 11 11 Klang . 1 06
21 . 11 i1 Bukit Blachan 41
22 . • • 11 11 Klang Gates (Reservoir) . 65
23 . 11 11 Setapak 14
24 . • 11 >1 Bentong . 2 20
25 . 11 ,, Kuantan . 11 50
298

BATES FOR HIRE CARS—(cont.)
Selangor—(cont.)
SCHEDULE OF FARES—(cont.)
Fares
No. Name of fixed route. per seat.
$ c.
26 ... Kuala Lumpur to Seremban ... ... ... 1 93
27 ... ,, ,, Sepang (Kecb.il) 1 47
28 ... ,, Ulu Klang 37
29 ... Dengkil to Telok Datoh 55
30 ... Langat to Batu Arang ... ... ... ... 32
31 ... Kajang to Dengkil 75
32 ... „ Broga 65
33 ... ,, Bernang ... ... ... ... 60
34 Bangi 37
35 ... ,, Semenyih ... ... ... ... 28
36 ... „ 9th mile, Ulu Langat 28
37 ... Kuala Kubu to Pretah Village 32
38 ,, Sungka Dua 40
39 Gap 97
40 Eraser's Hill 1 24
41 ... „ ,, Tras , ... 1 65
42 ... „ ,, Baub 2 05
43 Kuala Lipis 3 82
44 ... ,, ,, Kerling 30
45 ... ,, ,, Kalumpang ... ... ... 55
46 ,, Basa 20
47 ... ,, ,, Batang Kali 28
48 ,, Ulu Yam 32
49 ... ,, ,, Sungei Tampian ..." 50
50 ... ,, ,, Serendah 60
51 ... ,, ,, Sungei Choh 74
52 ... ,, ,, Eawang 87
53 ... ,, ,, Kanching new ... ... 1 33
54 ... ,, ,, Kanching old ... ... ... 1 10
55 ... ,, ,, Simpang Kepong 1 32
56 Tanjong Malim 74
57 ... Eawang to Kanching new 46
58 ... ,, Kanching old 23
59 ... ,, Galing 23
60 Serendah 28
61 ... ,, Batu Arang 41
62 ... Klang to Batu Tiga 46
63 ... ,, Sungei Way 60
64 ... ,, Potaling 83
65 ... ,, Kapar 46
66 ... ,, Jeram 87
67 ... ,, Assam Jawa ... ... ... ... 1 10
68 Kuala Selangor 1 00
69 ... ,, Teluk 46
70 ... ,, 14th mile, Langat Eoad ... ... 65
71 ... ,, Sungei Manggis 83
299
Foe Motor Cars, etc.

KATES FOR HIRE CARS—(cont.)
Selangor—(cont.)
SCHEDULE OF FARES—(cont.)
Fares
No. Name of fixed route. per seat.
c.
72 Klang to Banting 97
73 ,, Sungei Eaba ... 10
74 ,, Permatang Pasir 20
75 ,, Kanchong Bahru 15
76 ,, Simpang Morib 20
77 ,,' Morib 29
78 ,, Sungei Buaia ... 74
79 ,, Bukit Kamunting 37
80 ,, Port Swettenham 23
81 Kuala Selangor to Assam Jawa 18
82 ,, ,, Jeram 46
83 ,, ,, Kapar 83
84 ,, ,, Batang Berjuntai 60
85 Jugra to Banting 32
86 Telok 83
87 Morib to Banting 32
88 Telok 83
89 Jugra 41
90 Sepang to Nilai 55
91 Sepang Kechil 41
92 Batu Laut 97
Negri Sembilan.
Fare. —(a) Five cents a mile per seat (six cents a mile per a. 65io, 11-9-31.
seat between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.).
(6) Twenty cents per mile for the hire of a motor car.
Detention.—Forty cents per half hour or part thereof •
exceeding 15 minutes (between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. fifty cents).
2. No additional charge is payable in respect of return
journeys by a passenger who has engaged a seat in a car
proceeding by any route but in all cases in which the whole car
is engaged to proceed to any point other than the places
mentioned below and the hiring ends at that point the driver
shall be entitled to charge in addition to the prescribed fares
for the journey made a sum equal to half the prescribed fare
by the shortest route back to the place where the hiring
commenced. The following is a list of places at which cars,
etc., may be discharged without liability for any payment in
respect of the return journey :
Seremban Rantau Tampin
Port Dickson Kuala Klawang Pengkalan Kempas
Kuala Pilah Titi Rembau Town
Sri Menanti Nilai Gemas
Bahau Mantin
Gazette Notification Nos. 2807/18 and 5712/20 are herebv
cancelled. [N.S.G. 2149/29.]
300
Tables op Distances.
RATES FOE HIRE CARS—(eont.)
Pahang.
0. 7385, _ 1. Maximum fares per seat where the whole car is not
23-10-31. engaged—
Fares.
(a) For a distance not exceeding 10 miles, 7 cents per
mile or part of a mile;
(b) For a distance exceeding 10 miles, 7 cents per mile
for the first 10 miles and 6 cents per mile or part
of a mile thereafter.
2. Where the whole car is engaged at a maximum fare of
20 cents per mile or part of a mile, the hirer to pay for the return
journey to the place of hiring at the same rate except at the
following places where cars may be discharged without such
liability: Raub, Kuala Lipis, Tras, Bentong, Kuala Kubu,
Mentakab, Temerloh, Jerantut and Kuantan.
Detention. 3. For every hour of detention (up to 10 hours) a charge
not exceeding 10 cents per passenger accommodation for every
hour or part of an hour after the first fifteen minutes with a
maximum charge of $10 for any period up to 24 hours.
Note. —These charges for detention are payable by the hirer
or if there is more than one hirer are divisible between the several
hirers in proportion to the number of seats engaged by each.
Additional 4. If the car is hired or discharged between the hours of
clmrge between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m., an additional charge of 50 per cent, of the
10 p.m. and
5 a.m. fare payable under the above rules 1 and 2 may be claimed.
[Phg. F. 271/31.]
TABLES OF DISTANCES BY ROAD.

Table I.
Distances between principal places in Perak.
Table II.
Distances between principal places in Selangor, Negri
Sembilan and Pahang.
Table III.
Distances by road arranged according to States and Districts.
In each district the places, which are arranged according to
roads, are placed in the order in which they are situated on
such roads.
Places printed in italics are not on the direct road, the turning
to such places is situated at the place immediately above them
printed in Roman type.
Numbers in brackets after the name of any place indicate
other roads on which that place is situated.
Abbreviations.
D.O. ... District Office R.H. ... Rest House
R.S. ... Railway Station H.B. ... Halting Bungalow
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Table HE.
PERAK.
Krian District.
L. Main Trunk Road— Miles.
Parit Buntar to Butterworth-Mitchel Pier ... 27
Prai 25
,, Parit Buntar ... ... ... —
,, ,, Simpang Lima ... ... ... 3
,, ,, Kuala Semang ... ... 5\m.
Sungei Bogak R.S 6J
Bagan Serai (2, 3) 9i
,, ,, Sungei Gedong ... ... ... 14f
,, ,, Simpang Ampat Semanggol 17
,, ,, Kampong Dew 20f m.
Kg. Gunong Semanggol ... 19J
Taiping (5-10) 31
2 Bagan Serai-Selama Road—
Bagan Serai to Alor Pongsu U.S. ... ... 5$
,, ,, Briah Estate Factory ... ... 8J
,, Kg. Changkat Lobak llf
Tebing Tinggi 14
„ Simpang Tiga (Selama) ... 16
Selama (6) 20£
3. Siakap Road—
Bagan Serai to Simpang Tiga (S. Siakap) ... 6f
„ ,, Kuala Kurau ... ... ... 8
4. Boundary and Coast Roads—
Parit Buntar to Simpang Ampat ... ... ... 1\
,, ,, Sungei Star ... ... ... 3
Simpang Ampat (S. Bakau) ... 5i
,, ,, Bagan Tiang 6
,, ,, S. Megat Aris 7
,, ,, Tanjong Piandang ... ... 9
,, ,, Kuala Kurau ... ... ... 16
Via Canal.
Parit Buntar to Simpang Tiga 1\
Titi Serong 3
,, ,, Bagan Tiang ... ... ... 6
S. Megat Aris 7
Parit Buntar to Simpang Tiga 1\
Titi Serong 3
,, ,, Tanjong Piandang ... ... 8J
Kuala Kurau 15J
304
Tables of Distances.
PERAK—(cont.)
Krian District—(cont.)
Boundary and Coast Roads—(cont.)
Via Jalan Bharu. Miles.
Parit Buntar to Simpang Tiga 1£
Simpang Lima ... ... ... 3
Tanah Kebun M.S 4
Jalan Bharu M.S 5
Simpang Tiga (S. Siakap) ... 8$
Kuala Kurau 9J
Larut and Matang District with Selama District.
5. Main Trunk Road— Miles.
Central Police Station,
Taiping to Krian Koad R.S. ... 6J
Changkat Serdang ... 5\
Kamunting ... ... 3J
Taiping ... —
Changkat Jering (7) ... 6f
Jelutong 8
Bukit Gantang ... ... 9
Bukit Berapit (Top of
pass) 13
,, ,, Kuala Kangsar (11, 12,
16) 22J
6. Selama Road—
Taiping to Krian Road Junction ...
Ulu Sepetang ... ... 9J
Pondok Tanjong ... 13i
Kg. Titi Ijok 23J
Simpang Tiga ... ... 26
Selama (2) 30J
7. Bruas Road—
Taiping to Ayer Kuning 4f
Changkat Jering (5) ... 6f
Trong 12$
Kg. Padang Gajah ... 19
Kg. Batu Hampar ... 27f
Bruas (12, 13, 23) ... 34
Simpang Ampat
(Sitiawan) (32) ... 57
Lumut (Dindings) ... 64
305
PERAK—(cont.)
Larut and Matang District with Selama District —(cont.)
8. Port Weld Road— Miles.
From Central Police Station,
Taiping to Simpang 4
•1 1i Simpang R.S. ... 6 m.
:1 1i Sungei Mati 4f
;i 1i Matang P.O 6
11 i1 Matang P.S 6f
r1 1i Telok Kertang ... 8 m.
ri ii Matang Road ... 8}
?3 11 Port Weld 11
9. Batu Kurau Road—
Taiping, Central P.S. to Ulu Sepetang ... 9i
ii ii ii Batu Kurau 15*
iF , 11 ii Jelai 18
:3 ii ii Klian Besar 20
i' i1 •. i Rendang Panjang 29
'3 ii 1i Kg. Ijok 32
10 Taiping and Environs-
Central Police Station to Race Course, Waterfall
Road 1
i1 ii ii Kota Bridge li
:i i• .. Waterfall (foot of hill) 4
!) il i* Gugup 1!
ii i, .. Old Race Course 2f
Kuala Kangsar and Upper Perak Districts.

11. Main Trunk Road—
Kuala Kangsar, D.O. to Padang Rengas 7i
Kg. Kuala Dal 4.
ii i• Kg. Lawin (junction
with Upper Perak
Road) (16) 2f
i1 i1 11 Kg. Talang 2
;i 11 ii Kuala Kangsar —
1! ii ii Enggor Pontoon Bridge 3f
11 11 11 Enggor R.S. ... 6 m. 5i
1• 11 i1 Salak P.S 7$
11 i1 i1 Salak Village 8
ii 11 11 Sungei Siput (14) 12f
i! 11 11 Ipoh (19-22, 26) 31
306
PERAK—(cont.)
Kuala Kangsar and Upper Perak Districts—(con(.)
12. Kenas Eoad— Miles
Kuala Kangsar to Iskandar Bharu (Merchu) ...
,, ,, Kg. Jerlun ... ... ... 4
Ulu Kenas 1\
,, ,, Lampor ... ... ... 10
,, ,, Manong ... ... ... 15}
,, ,, Junction with Bruas-Parit
Eoad (13) 20}
,, ,, Dindang ... ... ... 24}
Bruas (7, 13, 23) 27}
Sitiawan (S. Ampat) (32) ... 50£
„ ,, Lumut (Dindings) (up to
boundary) ... ... ... 53}
13. Bruas-Parit Road—
Bruas to Dinding ... ... ... ... ... 3}
,, Kenas Eoad Junction (12) ... 7£
,, Blanja Ferry ... ... ... ... 13$
Parit (23) ' 15}
14. Plus Road—
Sungei Siput to Plus Eoad Junction ... ... $
,, ,, Jalong Boad Junction ... ... 1
Lintang 10}
14a. Jalong Road—
Jalong (Sungei Siput to Sungei Kerbau) 9
15. Kuala Kangsar Town—
District Offices to Iskandar Polo Ground ... }
,, ,, Istana Nagara 2
16. Upper Perak Road—
Kuala Kangsar, D.O. to Kg. Lawin (11) 3
ii i1 1i Lubok Merbau 51
11 ii 11 Kati 10£
ii ii 11 Kg. Sauk 15}
i* i1 1i Upper Perak District
Boundary 19£
i1 1i 11 Chenderoh 22
M 11 11 Eaban 22
1i 11 11 Kota Tampan ... 25
M 11 11 Lenggong 30
11 1i 11 Kg. Gelok 31}
11 1i i1 Kg. Sumpitan 34}
ii 11 i1 Lawin ... 51}
i1 1i 11 Grik (17) 68i
307
PERAK—(cont.)
Kuala Kangsar and Upper Perak Districts—(cont.)
17. Miles.
Grik via Bridle Path to Intan 24
,, ,, ,, Kroh (via Intan) 33
Kroh (via Pong) 34 ,
18.
Kroh to Tassek-Glugor E.S 51*
Bagan 66J
,, Bukit Mertajarn ... 70*
Kinta District.
19. Main Trunk Road-
Ipoh (Post Office) to Bemba Panjang E.S
Chemor (20, 21) ... 10
., ,, Ipoh —
„ ,, Kg. Kepayang
,, Pulai 8J m.
Gopeng (24) 12
,, ,, Kota Bharu •■■21£ m.
,, ,, Kuala Dipang (28) 19
Malim Naivar R.S. 23 m.
,, „ Kampar 24
,, ,, Degong 39 m.
Talam 27
Tapah (27-29) 37£
Tambun Road—
Ipoh (Post Office) to Tambun ... '5
,, ,, Ampang 7 m.
,, ,, Tanjong Bambutan 7
Chemor (19, 21) ... ...
21. Jelapang Road—
Ipoh (Post Office) to Jelapang ...
Chemor (19, 20) ...
Ipoh-Batu Gajah Road—
Ipoh (Post Office) to Menglembu 3
,, ,, Lahat Village 5
Lahat R.S. 6 m. 6
,, ,, Kg. Kepayang 13 m.
,, ,, Papan (not on main road) 9
Pusing (23) 9*
Batu Gajah B.S. (24) ... 12*
,, ,, Bendang 13£
Tg. To'allang 23i
308
PEEAK—{cont.)
Kinta District—(cont.)
23. Pusing-Parit Road— Miles.
Pusing (22) to Siputeh 2i
Tronoh 6 wi.
Parit (15) 10i
Blanja Ferry m
Bruas (7, 12, 13) 27
Sitiawan (S. Ampat) (7, 12, 32) 50
Lumut ... 57
24. Batu Gajah-Gopeng Road—
Batu Gajah (22) to Gopeng ... 10
25. Batu Gajah and environs—
District Office to Kinta Club
Gaol i
Hospital i
Post Office
Rest-house i
Rifle Range
Railway Station to Kinta Club .
District Office I
Gaol ... 1
Hospital 1
Police Station I
Post Office .. lx
Rest-house i
Rifle Range .
26. Ipoh and environs—
Railway Station to Anderson School ... -i
1i 1i Anglo-Chinese School h
►1 11 Central Police Station ... i
i1 ■i Court (Magistrate) i
11 i' Court Supreme i
i1 71 Golf Club 2i
11 ii Government Omces i
11 1i Greentown 2
11 11 Gymkana Club
11 11 Hospital
ii i1 Istana I
Kg. Bharu P.S. ... ■ ...
11 11 H
11 11 Market (New) !
l1 11 Market (Old) 4
r1 11 M.S.V.E. Head-quarters i
m
309
PERAK—(cont.)
Kinta District—(cont.)
26. Ipoh and environs—(cont.) Miles.
Railway Station to Newtown P.S 1*
,, ,, Perak Chinese Recreation
Club
Post Office and Town Hall i
Post Office (Tambun Road) li
Power Station I
Residency ... 2
Rifle Range li
Rock Temple .... n
. Telok Kruin Village 3
Y.M.C.A. Club ... 1
Batang PadaiVG District.
Tapah (District Office) to Temoh Village
Temoh R.S. .. 7f
,, Simpang Tiga P.S. 4f
,, ,, Chenderiang ... 8 m
,, ,, Tapah
,, Bidor (30, 31)
,, ,, Bikam
,, Sungkai R.S. 17
,, . ,, Sungkai
,, Trolak 271
Slim River R.S. 33£
,, Kg. Kuala Rasau 87J
,, ,, Slim 40
,, ,, Kg. Behrang 471
,, Behrang R.S. 51J
,, ,. Tanjong Malim 541
Chenderiang Road—
Tapah (District Office) to Chenderiang ... 6
Kg. Kinjang 9
Kinta District Boundary 13
,, Sungei Siput 18^
,, ,, Kuala Dipang (19) 21
29. Tapah and environs—
District Office to Tapah Road R.S. 5f
SO. Bidor-Telok Anson Road—
Bidor to Bidor R.S 2*
Telok Anson (31) 26
310
PERAK—(cont.)
Lower Perak District.
3J . Miles.
Telok Anson to Bidor (27, 30) 25
,, ,, Aver Kuning ... ... ... 16J
Ayer Itam P.S 14
,, ,, Changkat Jong 9
,, ,, Telok Anson ... ... ... —
,, ,, Batak Habit ... ... ... 3
,, ,, Utan Melintang ... ... 12
,, „ Bagan Datoh ... ... ... 28$
82.
Sitiawan (Stmpang Ampat) to (i) Lekir ... 6
,, ,, ,, (ii) Old Sitiawan 3
,, ,, (iii) Lumut ... 7
,, ,, ,, (iv) Bruas ... 24
SELANGOR.
Ulu Selangor District.

Kuala Kubu Bharu to Tanjong Malim 14f
,, ,, Kalumpang B.S. ... 11£
,, ,, Kalumpang Village ... 9f
Kerling 51
,, ,, S. Ledang ...18J m.
Kuala Kubu Lama 3
Kuala Kubu Eoad R.S. 2i
Rasa ... ... 6$
Batang Kali 8
Ulu Yam R.S 9i
Ulu Yam Bharu 12
Sungei Tampeian B.S. 13J
Serendah (south end) ... 16
Sungei Choh 18
Sungei Choh B.S. 19$
Eawang P.S. (35, 36) ... 21
Kanching 25i
Kuala Lumpur 39$
311
SELANGOR—{cont.)
Ulu Sblangor District—(cont.)
Gap Road- Miles.
Kuala Kubu Bharu to Peretak 5i
ii i1 Sangka Dua 7
ii i1 Gap Best -house 194
11 i1 Fraser's Hill 24
i1 Raub (93-95) 41
1i Kuala Lipis (93, 95) ... 80
Rawang-K. Selangor Road—
Ilawang to Kuang Eoad Junction 5
,, District Boundary ... 14f
11 Batang Berjuntai ... 18$
i1 Kuala Selangor 32
Rawang-Kuang Road-
Rawang to Junctio q with K. Selangor Boad ... 5
1i Kundan g
11 Kuang 13
1] Kepong-Kuala Selangor Road (38) ... 15f
11 Kuala Lumpur 32f
Kuala Lumpur District.

Main Trunk Road—
Kuala Lumpur* to Ulu Selangor Boundary 11
ii i1 Silayang P.S 7*
11 11 Seventh mile Village (junc
tion with Batu Caves
Boad) 7
ii ■i Batu (junction with Kepong
Road) 4f
11 i1 Sentul R.S
11 11 Kuala Lumpur —
1i 11 Pudoh If
11 ii Pudoh Ulu S
ii 1i Kajang District Boundary ... 6*
i1 i1 Ulu Langat Road Junction 8*
i1 M Dusun Tua ... ... 15 m.
11 ri Kajang 15*
• From Post Office Corner.
312
SELANGOR—(cont.)
Kuala Lumpur District—(cont.)

38 Kepong-Kuala Selangor Road— Miles.
Kuala Lumpur*t to Batu 4f
Kepong ... ... ... 7£
Kepong R.S 81
Sungei Buloh E.S. ... 12$
Kuang Boad Junction (36) 16$
District Boundary ... 20$
Kuala Selangor ' ... ... 42f
39. Klang Road-

Kuala Lumpur* to Old Petaling Eoad Junction 4$
,, ,, Sungei Besi Road ... 6 m.
Petaling P.S 5$
,, Sungei Way ... ... ... 10
Batu Tiga 14$
Klang (Post Office) ... 23f
40. Puchong Road—

Kuala Lumpur* to Petaling P.S. 5$
Kuchai 7$
Puchong 12}
Klang 27 m.
P.W.D. Boundary 16J
Kajang District Boundary ... 15}
Kajang 331
41. Ampang Road—

Kuala Lumpur* to Circular Boad P.S 2i
Ulu Klang Eoad Junction ... 4J
Ulu Klang ... ... 7 m.
Klang Gates Road ... 11 m.
Klang Gates Road Junction 91
Ampang 5i
Waterworks, Bt. Blachan 8$
42. Damansara Road—

Kuala Lumpur* to Bungsar Estate Factory ... 4
,, Bukit Kiara Estate ... 6J
,, ,, Sungei Penchala 71
• From Post 0:!ico Corner. f Via Batu Road.
313
SELANGOR—(cont. )
43. Fahang Road— Miles.
Kuala Lumpur* to Setapak Village ... ... 3
., ,, Setapak P.S. (Klang Gates
Road Junction) ... ...
Mount Estate 51
,, ,, Batu Caves Road Junction 6f
Ulu Gombak Electric Power
Station llf
Ginting Simpah (Top of
pass) 22J
Bentong (92, 95, 96) ... 50
44. Sungei Besi Road—
Kuala Lumpur* to Pudoh B.S If
Salak South 4J
Old Petaling Road Junction b\
Klang Road (39) ... m.
Sungei Besi P.S 8f
Sungei Besi R.S 8f
Cheras Road Junction ... 10£
Serdang ... • 11J
District Boundary ... ... 11^
Ayer Itam Road Junction . . . 14J
Kajang ... ... ... 19
45. Batu Caves Road—
Kuala Lumpur* to Pahang Road Junction ... 1^
Circular Road ... ... ... 2
SentulR.S 2}
Sĕgambut Road Junction ... 3}
Segambut R.8. ... 4£ m.
Batu (Kepong Road Junction) 4f
Kent R.S 61
Rawang Road Junction ... 6f
Batu Caves P.0 7
Batu Caves R.S 8
Pahang Road (Ulu Gombak) 9£
46. Klang Gates Road—
Kuala Lumpur* to Setapak P.S ... 3J
Wardieburn Estate 5\
Ulu Klang Road (41) ... &\
,, ,, Klang Gates ... ... ... 8
• From Post Office Corner.
314
SELANGOR—(cont.)
47. Kuala Lumpur Town— M. f.
Post Office to Abattoirs (Klang Road) 2 4
Agricultural Department Offices 1 6
Carcosa (via Damansara Road) 2 2
District Hospital ... ... ... 2 0
Electric Power Station (Bungsar
Eoad) 2 6
European Hospital 2 0
General Hospital ... ... 5
Golf Club (via Weld Road) ... 3 1
Government Factory ... ... 1 2
Imbi Road Settlement ... ... 1 4
Incinerator ... ... ... ... 6
Kampong Bharu ... ... ... 16
Lake Club 11
Leper Asylum (Circular Road) ... 3 2
Police Courts 4
Pudoh Gaol 12
Race Course (Ampang Road) ... 1 7
Railway Goods Yard (Brickfields) 1 5
Railway Station ... ... ... 4
Residency ... ... ... 1 0
Rifle Range ... 4 2
. Sultan Street R.S 4
Victoria Institution ... ... 1 0
New Incinerator ... ... ... 2 2
Factory Area, Sungei Besi Road 2
New Village'! Cheras Road ... 2 1
Stadium, Kuala Lumpur ... 2
Sentul Cooly Line Area ... ... 2 4
Government Cooly Line Area,
Loke Yew Road ... ... 1 5
Sentul Village 2 4
State Store 12
P.W.D. Technical School ... 4
Artizan School off B a t u
Road ... 2 5
English School, Batu Road ... 10
315
SELANGOR—(cont.)
Ulu Langat District.
48. Main Trunk Road— Miles.
Kajang to Kuala Lumpur ... ... ... 14J
District Boundary ... ... ... 8
Ulu Langat Road Junction 6
Cheras ... ... ... ... ... 4
Sungei Besi Road (44) 8f m.
Kajang _ —
Sungei Lallang Eoad Junction ... 6
Kg. Kachau 10
Semenyih ... ... ... ... 6
Bangi 9£ to.
Semenyih Club ... ... ... ... 7
Beranang (State Boundary) ... 12}
Seremban R.S. 27
49. Ulu Langat Road—
Kajang to Ulu Langat Road Junction 6
,, Ulu Langat Village 10}
Dusun Tua 12f
50. Kajang-Sepang Road—
Kajang to Reko ... ... ... ... ... 3f
Turning to Bangi R.S 8}
Bangi R.S 9f to.
Semenyih (48) 16} to.
Telok Datoh Road Junction (63) ... 11
Telok Datoh (61, 63) 28£ to.
Turning to Seremban (63) ... ... 19
Nilai (68, 69) 21£ to.
Seremban (67) ... ... 37 to.
Sepang 27
Port Dickson ... ... ... ... 43
51. Ayer Itam Road—
Kajang to Sungei Chuah ... ... ... ... 4^
Sungei Besi Road Junction ... 4
Sungei Besi ... ... 10$ m.
Kuala Lumpur ... 19} m.
Puchong ... ... ... ... 21
Klang 35?
Klang and Kuala Selangor Districts.

52. Kuala Lumpur-Port Swettenham Road—
Klang (Post Office) to Kuala Lumpur ... ... 23f
Petaling 18}
District Boundary ... 14}
Batu Tiga (56) 9}
Klang ... ... —
Batu Unjor ... ... 3
Port Swettenham ... 5
316
SELANGOB^-(cont.)
Klang and Kuala Selangor Districts— (cont.)
53. Klang-Kuala Selangor Road— Miles.
Klang (Post Office) to Klang North R.S. *
Vallambrosa 5
Kapar lO$
Suara 14}
Jeram 19
Assam Jawa 24$
Telok Piai ... 27f
Kuala Selangor 28}
54. Kuala Selangor-Kepong Road—
Kuala Selangor to Assam Jawa ... 4$
Kepong
,, ,, Kuala Lumpur 42}
55.
Batang Berjuntai to Badong 3i
,, Kepong Eoad 4$
56. Bukit Kamuning Road—
Klang P.O. to Bukit Kamuning M.S 5i
Bukit Kamuning P.S. 7$
„ Batu Tiga-Puchong Eoad 10
Batu Tiga (52) ... 13$ m-
District Boundary (Puchong
Bridge) 13$
,, Puchong (40) 14}
,, Kuala Lumpur 27i
57.
Klang (Post Office) to Sungei Binjai 6$
,1 ,, Ayer Kuning Reservoir 8
58. Kuala Selangor-Rawang Road—
Kuala Selangor to Telok Piai 2
Kampong Kuantan 5$
Batang Berjuntai 13$
District Boundary 16$
Rawang 32
Kuala Lumpur 50
59. Sabak Bernam Path—
Pasir Penambang to Sungei Tinggi 8
,, Sekingchang 154
Panchang Pedina 32
,, ,, Sabak Bernam 4]
60.
Assam Jawa to Kampong Kuantan 6
317
SELANGOR—( cont.)
Klang and Kuala Selangor Districts—(cont.)
61. Kuala Selangor-Raja Musa Road— Miles.
Kuala Selangor to Raja Musa Road Junction ... 14J
,, ,, Bukit Blimbing ... ... 26
,, „ Bernam Road Junction ... 29J
Sungei Tinggi 36
62. Kuala Lumpur-Raja Musa Road—
Kuala Lumpur to Raja Musa Road Junction ... 35$
,, ,, Bukit Blimbing 47^
,, ,, Bernam Road Junction ... 50$
Sungei Tinggi 57J
Kuala Langat District.

63. Klang-Sepang Road (via Morib)—
Teluk Datoh to Klang ... 19J
Kuala Lumpur ... ... 43 m
Pendamaran Road Junction ... 14J
Port Swettenham ...20$ m
District Boundary ... ... 12
Teluk Panglima Garang ... 8}
Bandar Ferry Road ... ... 8
*Bandar Ferry ... ...lOf m
Sungei Buoya Junction ... 5
*Sungei Buoya Ferry ... 6f m
Tarijong Duablas
Teluk Datoh Halting Bungalow
Kajang Road Junction
Kajang ... ... ... 29 m
Teluk Datoh
Banting Post Office li
Site of old Jugra ... 9J m
Kanchong Darat 4j
Simpang Morib . 5f
Sungei Raba ... ... 9J m
Morib 81
Kanchong Laut 10
Batu Laut 15
Thumbok Cross Roads 21$
Sungei Rawang Cross Roads 27f
Sepang Kechil 28f
Teluk Merbau 30J
Sungei Pelek 31$
Sepang 36
No ferry service now
318
SELANGOB^- (cont.)
Kuala Langat District—(cont.)
64. Banting-Bandar Eoad— Miles.
Banting to Sungei Buoya F.erry Eoad ...
,, * Sungei Buoya Ferry ... ... 4 m.
,, Sungei Baba ... ... ... ... 3|
,, Sim-pang Morib ... ... 7 m.
Permatang Pasir ... ... ...
,, Sungei Dorian Quarry ... 6$ m.
SHe of old Jugra ... ... l\m.
,, Chodai ... 6J
* Bandar Ferry ... ... ... 8\ m.
,, Istana Bandar ... ... ...
65. Simpang Morib-Raba Road—

Simpang Morib to Kelanang ... ... ... 1|
,, Glengang Buoya Road ... 2
,, ,, Olengang Buoya ... 3J m.
,, ,, Sungei Raba ... ... 3|
66. Kajang-Teluk Datoh Road—
Teluk Datoh to Kajang 29
,, ,, Kuala Lumpur ... ...43| m.
,, ,, Sepang Eoad Junction ... 18|
,, ,, Sepang ... ... ... 36 m.
Dengkil 12
,, Kuala Langat-Ulu Langat
Boundary ... ... ... 9|
,, ,, Sungei Manggis ... 1£
67. Kajang-Sepang Road—
Sepang to Kajang ... ... ... ... ... 27f
,, Kuala Lumpur ... ...41f »n.
Teluk Datoh Boad Junction ... 16
Teluk Datoh 36 m.
,, Kuala Langat-U 1 u Langat
District Boundary ... ... ... 12\
,, Seremban Eoad Junction ... ... 9|
,, Negri Sembilan State Boun
dary ... ... ... . . . 9f m .
,, Seremban ... ... ... 26 m.
Salak 9J
;, Port Dickson Road Junction ... ;
,, Port Dickson ... ... ... 16 m.
* No ferry service now.
319
Tables of Distances,
negri sembilan.
Seremban District.
68. Kuala Pilah Road—
Seremban to Gedong Lallang
Paroi
Bukit Putus
Terachi Police Station
Sri Menanti ...
Tanjong Ipoh
Kuala Pilah ...
Bahau
Durian Tipus
Johol
69. Jelebu Road—

Seremban to Pantai
,, Bukit Tangga
„ Kuala Klawang
Titi
,, Pertgng
,, Durian Tipus
70. Mantin Road—

Seremban to Setul
,, Mantin
,, Pajam
,, Batang Benar
,, Nilai
Sepang
Beranang
,, Semunyih
Kajang
,, Kuala Lumpur
71. Broga Road—

Seremban to Lenggeng
,, Ulu Beranang
Broga
,, Semunyih
72. Labu Road—

Seremban to Labu Police Station
,, Nilai ...
Sepang
320
uEREMBAN DISTRICT (cont.)

73. Port Dickson Road— Miles.
Seremban to Mambau ... ... 5
,, Lukut 16$
Port Dickson 21
74. Port Dickson-Tanah Merah Road—

Seremban to Tanah Merah ... ... ... 19
,, Sepang ... ... ... ... 27
75. Port Dickson-Coast Road—

Seremban to Pasir Panjang 37
,, Pengkalan Kempas 44
76. Rantau Road—

Seremban to Kuala Sawah 10
,, Rantau ... ... ... ... 13
,, Linggi (Pengkalan Kundang) ... 22
,, Pengkalan Kempas ... ... 25
Lobok China 27
Siliau 17
77. Tampin Road—

Seremban to Sungei Gadut ... 7
,, Perhentian Tinggi ... ... ... 10
,, Pedas 14
,, Rembau Town ... ... ... 18
., Kendong ... ... ... ... 27
Tampin ... 32
78. Tampin-Kuala Pilah Road—

Seremban to Repah 36
Johol 42
79. Tampin-G-emas Road—

Seremban to Batang Malaka ... ... ... 52
,, Gemencheh Bharu ... ... ... 48
Gemas ... ... ... ... 64$
80. Tampin-Malacca Road—

Seremban to Alor Gajah .. ... ... ... 40
,, Malacca ... ... ... ... 56
321
NEGRI SEMBILAN—(eont.)
Tampin District.
81. Tampin-Kuala Pilah Road— Miles.
Tampin to Kepah 6
.Tohol 11
Seki 14
Selaru 17
Senaling 21*
Kuala Pilah 24
82. Tampin-Gemas Road—

Tampin to Batang Malaka 20
,, Gamencheh Bharu 16
,, Gemas ... 32*
83. Gemas-Gamencheh Road—

Tampin to Gamencheh 17
84. Tampin-Malacca Road—

Tampin to Padang Sebang 4
,, Alor Gajah 8
,, Malacca 24
85. Tampin-Seremban Road—

Tampin to Kendong 5
Kota rrl
Changkau 9
Kampong Batu 12
Rembau 14
Pedas 18
Perhentian Tinggi 22
Sungei Gadut ... 25
Seremban 32
86. Tampin-Kundor Road—

Tampin to Kundor 25
,, Kuala Pedas ... 31
,, Lobok China ...
322
Jelebu District.
87. Kuala Klawang-Kongkoi Road— Miles.
Kuala Klawang to Titi .... ... ... ... 5
,, ,, Kampong Glimau ... ... 10
,, ,, Kampong Ulu Glimau ... 12
Kongkoi ... 14
88. Kuala Klawang-Pertang Road—
Kuala Klawang to Kampai ... ... ... 3
,, ,, Peradong ... ... ... 5
,, ,, Pertang ... ... ... 14
,, ,, Durian Tipus ... ... ... 32
89. Kuala Klawang-Seremban Road—
Kuala Klawang to Batu Serembai ... ... 3
Bukit Tangga 10
., Pantai ... ... ... 16
,, Seremban ... ... ... 24
Kuala Pilah District.

90. Durian Tipus Road—
Kuala Pilah to Juasseh ... ... ... ... 7
,, ,, Batu Kikir ... ... ... 10
,, ,, Serting ... ... ... ... 15
Pertang 23£
,, ,, Durian Tipus ... ... ... 34
91. Tampin Road—

Kuala Pilah to Senaling ... ... ... ... 2^
Selaru 7
Seki 10
Johol 13
,, ,, Eepah ... ... ... ... 18
,, ,, Tampin ... ... ... ... 24
92. Tampin-Jelai Road—
Kuala Pilah to Kuala Jelai ... ... ... 24
,, ,, Kepis ... ... ... ... 23
93. Kuala Pilah-Bahau Road—
Kuala Pilah to Bahau ... ... ... ...16
94. Bahau-Jelai Road-
Kuala Pilah to Kuala Jelai ... ... ... 19
,, Kepis ... 22
323
Kuala Pilah District—(cont.)
95. Parit Tinggi Road— Miles.
Kuala Pilah to Parit Tinggi . . ... ... 6
96. Bahau-Rompin Road—
Bahau-Kompin Eoad "... . . ... ... 11
97. From Bahau-Rompin Road Towards Pahang—
Palong Eoad 8
98. Jelai-Rompin Road—
Jelai-Eompin Eoad ... ... ... ... 8£
Poet Dickson District.

99. Port Dickson-Coast Road—
Port Dickson to Bagan Pinang Eailway Station 3
,, ,, Clerks' Sanatoria ... ... 2\
,, ,, Si-Eusa ... ... ... ... 4
M.S.V.E. Camp 5
Si Ginting 11
,, ,, Pasir Panjang ... ... ... 16
,, ,, Kuala Linggi 20£
,, ,, Pengkalan Kempas ... ... 23
100. Sua Bentong Road— ,
Port Dickson to Sua Bentong ... ... ... 9
101. Port Dickson-Kuala Lukut Road—
Port Dickson to Kuala Lukut ... ... ... 5
102. Port Dickson-Tanah Merah Road—
Port Dickson to Bukit Palong ... ... ... 5
,, ,, Tanah Merah ... ... ... 8
,, ,, Sepang ... ... ... ... 16
103. Tanah Merah-Chuah Road-
Port Dickson to Kampong Chuah ... ... 16
104. Port Dickson-Seremban Road—
Port Dickson to Ulu Puting 8
,, ,, Mambau ... ... ... 16
,, ,, Seremban ... ... ... 21
105. Port Dickson-Rantau Road—
Port Dickson to Siliau 11
324
PAHANG.
106. Pahang Trunk Road— Miles.
Kuala Lipis to Penjom ... ... ... ... 5J
,, ,, Benta 16J
,, ,, Jeram Busok ... ... ... 18f
Sega (Pekan Selasa) 22£
,, Jeruvas (Village) ... ... 23£
Temoh 27f
Dong (Village) 29J
,, Gali 32f
Pintu Padang ... ... ... 34
Simpalit 37f
,, Raub 38f
Sungei Bilut 41J
,, Batu Luang 43J
Tras Town 45$
,, ,, Tranum Junction ... ... 46$
Bukit Telaga 53
„ The Gap 60
107. Batu Talam Road—

Raub Police Station to Sungei Sempam ... 4i
,, ,, Cheroh ... 9
Batu Talam (Metalled) 12f
108 Tras-Bentong Road—

Tras to Chamang Road Junction ... ... ... 20
Bentong 20£
„ Ketarik 22J
Murai 24
Semekit 30
,, Tangli 37f
,, Ginting Simpah Top. ... ... ... 26J
,, Benus (Karak Road) ... ... ... 23
,, Leerai ... ... ... ... ... 31
Karak 34f
,, Kuala Kowang (Mentakab Road) ... 43^
,, Lanchang ... ... ... ... ... 48$
Mentakab 61$
Temerloh 68$
,, Sungei Renjau (Manchis Road) ... ... 42J
Gupoi 50}
,, Manchis (Ponsoon) ... ... ... 59$
,, State Boundary ... ... ... ... 63J
325
PAHANG—( cont.)
109. Benta-Kuantan Road— Miles.
Benta to Budu 3$
Tanjong Besar 8f
Batu Balai 19f
Kampong Bharu 30f
Jerantut ... 38f
Jerantut Ferry 441
Sungei Salan 47
Sungei Tikam 57
Lubok Paku Junction .. 92|
Lubok Paku Rest-house 100
Maran Rest-house 931
Gambang 127
Pekan Road Junction .. 140
Kuantan 145f
Pekan Sebrang 162
110. Pekan-Kuantan Road—

Pekan Sebrang to Pekan Road Junction 22
,, Kuantan 27f
111. Kuantan-Beserah Road—
Kuantan to Beserah ... ... ... ... o\
Semambu Estate (Ayer Puteh Road) 3f
Telok Sisek '. ... 2i
Atbara Estate (Bukit Ubi Road) ... 2
112. Bentong-Telemong Road—

Bentong to Ketarik If
Benus ... 3
Leerai 10i
Karak ... 14i
Kuala Kowang 23
Lanchang 28
Mentakab 41
Temerloh 48
Sungei Renjau 21f
Gupoi ... 30$
Manchis (Ponsoon) 39
State Boundary 43
326
PAHANG—( cont.)
113. Bentong-Kuala Lumpur Road—
Bentong to Murai
Smekit
Tangli
Ginting Simpah
Kuala Lipia ...
Eaub
Tranum
I 14.
Tranum Junction ... 46^
Chamang Road Junction ... 65$
Bentong ... 66
Ketari Junction ... ... 67f
Murai ... 70
Smekit ... 76
Tangli ... 83}
Ginting Simpah ... ... 92}
Benus ... 68*.
Leerai ... 76£
Karak ... 80}
Kuala Kowang ... 89
Lanchang ... ... 94
Mentakab ... ... 107
Temerloh ... ... 114
Sungei Renjau ... 88
Gupoi ... 96}
Manchis Ponsoon ... 105
State Boundary ... ... 109
Budu ... 20
Tanjong Besar ... 25
Batu Balai ... 36
Kampong Bharu ... ... 47
Jerantut ... 55
Jerantut Ferry ... 60$
Sungei Salan ... 63*
,, Tikam ... ' ... ... 73}
Lubok Baku Junction ... ... 108}
,, Rest-house ... 116}
Maran Rest-house ... 109$
Lepar Bungalow ... ... 128}
Gambang ... ... 143}
Pekan Road Junction ... ... 156}
Kuantan ... ... 162
Beserah ... 167}
Telok Sisek ... 164}
Aver Puteh Road ... 165}
Bukit Ubi Road ... 163$
Pekan Sebrang ... ... 178}
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339
Revenue and Expenditure.
STATEMENT SHOWING THE ACTUAL REVENUE AND

EXPENDITUEE OF THE FEDERATED MALAY
STATES FOE THE YEAR 1931.
— Revenue. Expenditure.
$
Perak ... 20,334,133 25.401,372
Selangor ... 20,325,658 22,228,160
Negri Sembilan ... 7,974,547 8,856,852
Paharig 3,714,321 5,676,944
Total ... 52,348,659 62,163,328

340

(2) REVENUE, 1876-1931.
Year. Perak. Selangor. Negri Pahang. Total.

Sembilan.
S s $ $
1876 273,043 193,476 94,478 560,997
1877 312,872 226,853 97,707 ... 637,432
1878 328,608 189,897 75,898 594,403
1879 388,372 184,387 76,632 649,391
1880 582,496 215,614 83,800 881,910
1881 692,861 235,227 97,665 1,025,753
1882 905,385 300,423 109,412 1,315,220
1883 1,474,330 450,664 117,144 2,042,138
1884 1,532,497 494,483 121,175 2,148,155
1885 1,522,084 566,411 120,214 2,208,709 '
1886 1,688,276 689,401 123,364 2,501,041
1887 1,827,476 1,153,896 161,355 3,142,727
1888 2,016,240 1,417,998 223,435 3,657,673
1889 2,776,583 1,828,427 377,600 30,390 5,013,000
1890 2,504,116 1,888,928 384,944 62,077 4,840,065
1891 2,324,981 1,825,585 344,358 77,386 4,572,310
1892 2,689,565 2,135,448 472,132 50,044 5,347,189
1893 3,034,093 2,765,351 530,002 83,688 6,413,134
1894 3,542,1 14 3,334,468 535,007 100,220 7,511,809
1895 4,033,611 3,805,211 535,442 106,743 8,481,007
1896 3,960,871 3,756,936 555,329 160,947 8,434,083
1897 3,837,558 3,688,390 572,546 198,193 8,296,687
1898 4,575,842 3,862,439 701,334 224,852 9,364,467
1899 6,579,740 5,446,305 1,085,015 375,350 13,486,410
1900 7,636,126 6,303,165 1,251,366 419,150 15,609,807
1901 8,532,594 6,544,796 1,669,353 794,764• 17,541,507
1902 10,320,774 7,978,736 1,832,722 418,311 20,550,543
1903 11,667,323 8,457,622 2,130,706 416,916 22,672,567
1904 11,332,272 8,241,766 2,223,004 458,226 22,255,268
1905 12,242,897 8,857,793 2,335,535 528,368 23,964,593
1906 14,282,484 9,803,184 2,487,090 650,718 27,223,476
1907 15,392,068 10,514,654 2,265,604 621,425 28,793,751
1908 13,462,714 8,538,550 1,807,533 814,528 24,623,325
1909 13,647,474 8,889,651 1,806,999 902,740 25,246,864
1910 14,229,799 9,238,845 2,066,573 1,017,801 26,553,018
1911 19,081,190 1 2,330,045 2,512,002 1,133,307 35,056,544
1912 23,232,724 14,848,358 2,838,602 1,728,003 42,647,687
1913 23,970,058 15,561,395 3,071,799 1,729,459 44,332,711
1914 19,338,374 13,833,879 2,580,617 1,557,072 37,309,942
1915 20,984,823 15,062,392 3,129,512 1,598,257 40,774,984
1916 26,094,850 18,561,274 4,594,435 1,871,297 51,121,856
1917 31,923,826 23,948,757 7,182,461 2,498,142 65,553,186
1918 35,175,037 24,455,790 5,956,458 2,861,577 68,448,862
1919 36,181,719 25,922,875 7,111,538 2,918,943 72,135,075
1920 37,681,352 25,697,389 5,942,205 2,956,200 72,277,146
1921 24,938,657 21,510,066 5,647,511 2,353,334 54,449,568
1922 24,199,252 20,675,446 5,417,673 2,201,739 52,494,110
1923 28,128,430 26,396,948 6,658,064 2,768,689 63,952,131 .
1924 31,916,267 28,198,804 7,420,418 3,179,918 70,715,407
1925 40,131,507 31,705,463 9,785,434 4,941,875 86,564,279
1926 45,540,362 38,692,262 11,864,324 6,444,452 102,541,400
1927 46,014,709 38,769.935 13,397,275 7,222,539 105,404,458
1928 42.245,754 34,770,604 11,915,946 6,723,256 95,655,560
1929 30,973,665 32,552,527 11,713,751 6,559,641 81,799,584
1930 24,186,718 25,175,349 10,766,116 5,432,686 65,560,869
1931 20,334,133 20,325,658 7,974,547 3,714,321 52,348,659
* Includes an exceptional special credit of 8356,206,
341
Expenditure.
(3) EXPENDITURE, 1876-1931.

Sembilan.
$ $ $ § $
1876 289,476 191,174 104,538 585,189
1877 292,711 232,090 97,338 622,139
1878 291,473 187,624 76,802 555,899
1879 369,707 185,729 75,252 630,688
1880 521,995 202,806 70,143 794,944
1881 652,938 234,383 73,469 960,790
1882 918,914 259,081 121,458 1,299,453
1883 1,350,610 448,303 153,686 1,952,599
1884 1,481,470 514,948 142,292 2,138,710
1885 1,316,625 826,526 118,803 2,261,954
1886 1,465,325 683,876 137,338 2,286,539
1887 1,550,489 885,931 179,948 2,616,368
1S88 1,709,260 1,055,373 249,310 3,013,943
1889 2,090,160 1,394,181 464,161 142,620 4,051,122
1890 2,555,793 1,996,544 387,236 297,702 5,237,275
1891 3,146,129 1 ,724,338 446,154 238,174 5,554,795
1892 3,094,855 2,044,115 473,049 271,393 5,883,412
1893 3,401,086 2,605,588 508,629 282,235 6,797,538
J 894 3,587,224 2,817,292 508,760 249,120 7,162,396
1895 3,757,007 3,083,386 510,247 231,913 7,582,553
1896 3,989,376 3,572,583 573,569 462,619 8,598,147
1897 4,178,238 3,567,845 607,313 441,917 8,795,313
1898 5,560,530 4,445,934 730,859 372,719 11,110,042
1899 5,440,330 3,393,415 851,704 1,814,029 11,499,478
1900 6,144,774 4,944,160 1,009,318 630,678 1 2,728,930
1901 8,882,579 6,060,780 1,632,958 696,841 17,273,158
1902 8,040,698 5,573,549 1,769,756 602,244 15,986,247
1903 8,082,582 5,849,070 1,647,211 641,009 16,219,872
1904 9,630,327 6,922,143 1,859,552 906,745 19,318,767
1905 10,141,980 7,186,146 2,214,093 1,208,176 20,750,395
1906 8,776,478 6,414,257 2,274,337 1,434,353 18,899,425
1907 9,808,976 7,027,751 2,090,856 1,297,179 20,224,762
1908 12,629,199 9,222,072 2,389,257 1,634,045 25,874,573
1909 11,781,554 8,184,347 2,098,159 1,569,792 23,633,852
•1910 12,060,565 7,831,805 1,951,112 1,755,128 23,598,610
1911 13,071,195 8,715,718 1,768,733 1,647,103 25,202,749
1912 16,372,251 10,759,444 1,962,354 1,896,439 30,990,488
1913 25,804,040 16,725,848 2,681,530 2,076,163 47,287,581
1914 28,361,921 20,197,593 3,801,602 2,648,921 55,010,037
1915 21,732,145 15,652,889 3,501,112 1,952,485 42,838,631
1916 16,126,868 11,592,636 2,729,003 1,518,074 31,966,581
1917 19,897,020 14,920,428 4,139,615 1,921,683 4",878,746
1918 22,725,153 16,167,911 4,098,430 2,295,416 45,286,910
1919 35,333,802 26,464,006 5,732,265 3,146,888 70,676,961
1920 50,786,374 37,642,036 7,635,239 4,369,822 100,433,471
1921 52,369,182 46,691,836 10,376,590 4,948,938 1 14,386,546
1922 22,605,071 19,247,360 5,349,840 2,608,736 49,81 1 ,007
1923 23,421,679 21,062,465 5,596,840 2,744,588 52,825,572
1924 24,595,605 20,810,628 5,723,383 3,031,618 54,161,234
1925 31,836,225 24,819,065 8,197,799 4,697,293 69,550,382
1926 38,270,882 32,053,452 10,904,118 6,435,295 87,663,747
1927 39,09S,944 35,342,686 10,567,156 8,255,129 93,263,915
1928 47,494,293 39,375,034 12,527,800 9,607,113 109,004,240
1929 33,056,551 32,212,697 11,271.177 8,120,550 84,660,975
1930 32,731,427 31,315,154 11,265,396 7,158,215 82,470,192
1931 25,401,372 22,228,160 8,856,852 5,676,944 62,163,328
342

(4) LAND "REVENUE, 1878-1931.
Serabilan.
$ $ 1 $ $
1878 10,998 1,326 12,324
1879 21,637 943 22,580
1880 38,388 456 38,844
1881 32,499 2,957 35,456
1882 58,365 1,810 60,175
1883 56,479 25,738 82,217
1884 48,535 30,905 15,467 94,907
1885 61,504 16,001 14,012 ... 91,517
1886 73,148 21,575 13,304 108,027
1887 72,710 46,626 30,960 150,296
1888 85,623 50,214 53,253 189,090
1889 82,109 43,271 54,197 10,961 190,538
1890 75,387 33,155 37,945 19,567 166,054
1891 92,603 41,674 43,168 22,235 199,680
1892 152,901 81,975 52,030 13,774 300,680
1893 149,629 104,521 69,103 24,347 347,600
1894 235,667 122,697 70,531 28,367 457,262
1895 226,345 142,092 75,960 23,842 468,239
1896 280,738 134,313 66,379 29,807 •511,237
1897 337,767 171,351 77,100 49,836 636,054
1898 276,832 • 193,564 103,368 63,163 636,927
1899 310,843 170,537 123,794 34,725 639,899
1900 351,451 216,993 104,112 40,342 712,898
1901 327,621 t 156,667 X 100,772 X 41,054 X 626,114
1902 339,551 167,790 106,710 47,617 661,668
1903 356,196 191,156 126,784 47,168 721,304
1904 386,963 217,735 143,181 54,079 801,958
1905 424,466 248,920 145,475 68,732 887,593
1906 467,268 324,911 168,250 78,330 1,038,759
1907 545,984 355,490 175,561 80,209 1,157,244
1908 578,656 365,583 179,705 87,005 1,210,949
1909 641,095 381,942 191,934 97,269 1,312,240
1910 773,922 475,443 272,578 114,208 1,636,151
1911 860,278 488,576 295,989 126,474 1,771,317
1912 997,843 612,833 337,356 130,747 2,078,779
1913 1,051,635 742,040 354,723 166,167 2,314,565
1914 1,062,309 739,772 356,529 145,554 2,304,164
1915 1,059,670 677,757 356,055 158,745 2,252,227
1916 1,146,349 731,391 432,020 177,429 2,487,189
1917 1,251,455 829,397 536,351 210,859 2,828,062
1918 1,281,162 848,022 571,705 220,649 2,921,538
1919 1,327,592 877,899 596,734 248,810 3,051,035
1920 1,394,900 957,706 609,447 264,539 3,226,592
1921 1,358,357 987,741 597,811 265,033 3,208,942
1922 1,424,953 1,063,262 606,283 265,097 3,359,595
1923 1,537,934 1,142,381 693,112 295,205 3,668,632
1924 1,589,394 1,142,015 696,497 331,303 3,759,209
1925 1,313,578 § 1,054,021 § 700,027 § 305,312 § 3,372,938
1926 1,411,591 § 1,156,012 § 763,259 § 367,037 § 3,697,899
1927 1,506,443 § 1,278,784 § 827,113 § 365,811 § 3,978,151
1928 1,578,345 1,424,568 893,534 427,266 4,323,713
1929 1,624,290 1,446,765 938,499 455,327 4,464,881
1930 1,653,053 1,485,298 993,586 475,492 4,607,429
1931 1,597,633 1,415,360 965,521 416,535 4,395,049
• Forest Revenue excluded from this and the following items,
t Land Sales „ „ „
X Forest Revenue and Land Sales excluded from this and the folli
§ Lands and Mines.
343
(5) FOEEST BEVENTTE, 1903-1931.
Year. Perak. Negri

Selangor. Sembilau. Pahang. Federal. Total.
? $ s J $ $
1903 184,599 • 90,491 • 47,065 • 54,839 • 376,994 •
190 I 192,448 • 90,969 • 67,299 • 79,871 • 430,587 •
1905 207,322 • 163,340 • 45,808 • 16,378 432,848 •
1906 317,669 f 155,025 + 98,048 f 65,226 + 635,968
1907 342,637 t 158,331 1 81,282 t 47,376 f 629,626
1908 314,533 f 134,465 t 65,195 t 41,954 1 556,147
1909 253,330 t 103,410 + 75,268 t 55,127 + 487,135
1910 298,285 100,550 47,128 54,716 500,679
1911 364,344 131,316 51,291 59,375 606,326
1912 336,691 145,236 57,535 63,095 602,557
1913 320,342 153,720 64,920 75,871 614,S53
1914 348,618 136,515 69,490 86,447 611,070
1915 298,863 110,599 53,226 51,222 513,910
1916 336,899 122,660 69,550 47,414 576,523
1917 438,084 175,383 77,435 55,727 746,629
1918 605,894 227,015 105,308 99,508 1,037,725
1919 1,339,710 260,737 100,769 130,767 1,831,983
1920 1,597,954 185,765 111,248 116,931 2,011,898
1921 545,746 159,903 91,150 187,155 983,954
1922 536,466 163,446 79,376 108,899 888,187
1923 1,249,255 X
1924 1,565,502 X
1925 912,325 249,101 206,444 270,857 51,942 1,690,669
1926 £29,971 305,244 222,877 270,129 35,961 1,664,182
1927 938,811 357,036 258,425 316,985 53,178 1,924,435
1928 816,014 327,893 243,131 415,712 21,214 1,823,964
1929 793,523 379,870 178,470 399,863 3,660 1,755,386
1930 568,299 246,161 209,770 290,788 2,975 1,317,993
1931 344,331 159,486 115,175 191,954 2,068 813,014
* Excluding share of Opium Duty. t Including share of Opium Duty. t Separate
records for States not compiled.
344
(6) LAND SALES, 1903-1931.
Tear. Perak. Selangor. Negri Paharg. Total.

Sembilan.
$ $ $ $ $
1903 71,605 85,951 35,620 931 194,107
1904 64,047 103,070 19,625 4,877 191,619
1905 80,854 83,097 21,408 5,948 191,307
1906 123,980 212,613 28,056 9,307 373,956
1907 242,207 237,047 27,181 11,955 518,390
1908 154,264 158,593 43,033 2,968 358,858
1909 129,367 122,658 27,803 4,319 284,147
1910 280,111 184,264 88,053 12,891 565,319
1911 218,3*17 201,469 88,203 11,606 519,645
1912 329,851 355,233 83,355 28,196 796,635
1913 190,130 184,198 73,106 28,452 475,886
1914 129,921 61,431 45,359 21,561 258,272
1915 153,210 131,523 46,459 14,417 345,609
1916 169,345 244,138 145,491 22,603 581,577
1917 220,296 117,728 112,157 23,060 473,241
1918 263,489 255,312 213,541 37,141 769,483
1919 172,050 98,795 125,891 47,486 444,222
1920 297,015 283,927 51,855 34,162 666,959
1921 104,361 149,098 13,196 19,713 286,368
1922 216,929 127,644 17,294 9,579 371,446
1923 96,301 113,172 19,238 22,557 251,268
1924 213,762 115,478 31,509 15,364 376,113
1925 292,456 137,813 61,124 69,291 560,684
1926 751,841 573,213 158,988 207,100 1,691,142
1927 813,535 720,333 710,788 433,917 2,678,573
1928 654,570 736,143 622,505 302,877 2,316,095
1929 560,863 825,637 577,443 265,773 2,229,716
1930 297,613 283,632 748,764 286,943 1,616,952
1931 130,345 76,618 178,734 51,954 437,651
345
(7) LICENCES AND INTERNAL REVENUE, 1896-1931.
Perak. Negri
Selangor. Sembilan. Pahang. Federal. Total.
769,862 563,732 59,737 54,966

766,277 563,700 77,550 57,934
911,288 566,478 231,219 67,509
928,135 714,329 213,475 142,867
932,060 725,497 213,784 166,902
1,764,162 741,541 426,774 126,990
1,944,356 1,516,736 419,959 103,212
1,616,604 1,512,911 420,684 102,852
1 ,681,404 1,521,923 582,243 111,350
1,670,814 1,624,651 584,459 127,080
2,279,475 1,660,468 622,049 147,907
2,347,885 1,663,070 531,976 153,703
2,340,846 1,279,008 461,885 358,903
1,113,198 1,255,889 403,768 364,300
1,478,067 954,552 437,786 334,443
4,584,972 3,543,023 1,061,926 384,516
5,988,219 4,048,483 1,168,294 803,020
6,062,957 4,103,710 1,367,287 695,891
4,795,826 3,331,278 1,057,306 634,172
5,082,039 3,455,734 1,299,801 588,543
6,519,116 4,277,315 1,813,897 734,681
7,387,863 5,356,142 2,422,230 955,261
8,634,007 5,711,886 2,484,203 1,114,385
8,552,349 5,611,389 2,763,608 1,099,615
8,759,600 5,506,392 2,717,708 1,142,960
5,561,455 4,874,557 1,902,758 735,628
727,174 554,328 198,636 89,295 10,544,887
833,349 700,706 244,110 107,783 12,414,580
878,750 684,485 245,945 115,313 12,281,814
1,176,725 1,000,793 375,919 145,229 865,129
1,201,431 1,206,725 472,653 161,401 876,526
1,307,304 1,077,047 420,551 147,673 348,305
1,385,245 1,117,724 3--i8,226 159,710 261,564
1,766,682 1,554,163 544,492 223,668 268,425
1,453,677 1,2110,176 397,812 191,624 488,286
1,125,424 1,004,500 378,973 154,692 793,319
* Includes war taxes. t Excluding Excise.
346
(8) CTJSTOMS, 1896-1931.
Year. Perak. Sela,gor, Negri Pahang. Total.

Sembilan.
s $ $ 8 8
1896 2,030,206 1,816,664 377,835 59,740 4,284,445
1897 1,862,010 1,623,291 358,511 65,594 3,909,406
1898 2,358,713 1,887,493 289,006 64,900 4,600,112
1899 4,016,317 3,154,461 657,203 107,534 7,935,516
1900 4,644,603 3,565,597 803,451 121,367 9,135,118
1901 4,560,238 3,513,488 967,822 159,757 9,201,305
1902 5,686,121 3,863,523 1,087,054 184,711 10,821,409
1903 6,263,234 4,217,908 1,302,214 196,830 11,980,176
1904 5,723,692 3,906,327 1,207,024 208,002 11,045,045
1905 6,134,716 4,069,283 1,268,603 255,706 11,728,308
1906 6,815,592 4,281,176 1,308,119 290,651 12,695,538
1907 6,345,514 4,203,861 1,215,360 271,986 12,036,721
1908 5,186,051 3,330,292 822,270 251,666 9,590,279
1909 6,417,179 3,726,822 833,625 281,702 11,259,328
1910 5,555,469 4,045,568 880,969 369,368 10,851,374
1911 6,271,813 3,963,320 653,169 424,871 11,313,173
1912 7,651,400 5.076,313 797,139 543,499 14,068,351
1913 7,508,907 4,858,212 741,230 571,874 13,680,223
1914 5,208,667 3,575,337 556,744 465,226 9,805,974
1915 6,397,131 4,433,621 847,698 539,862 12,218,312
1916 7,794,117 5,390,433 1,391,050 593,275 15,168,875
1917 11,467,263 8,467,305 3,021,719 920,617 •23,876,904
1918 12,826,020 8,020,920 1,611,516 996,512 •23,454,968
1919 11,477,995 8,175,066 2,178,406 911,237 •22,742,704
1920 11,208,435 7,216,854 1,320,325 938,021 ♦20,683,635
1921 5,292,111 3,343,004 325,164 550,755 9,511,034
1922 tll,191,844
1923 t!8,439,574
1924 t22,634,069
1925 ... ... t29,912,978
1926 t35,623,730
1927 t35,399,976
1928 28,758,088
1929 ... 30,986,148
1930 ... 21,763,528
1931 ... 17,210,117
• Includes war taxes. t Separate records for States not now compiled.
(9) EXCISE.
Year. Total.
1925 $13,423,022
1926 $17,421,206
1927 $17,273,338
1928 $15,023,894
1929 $15,017,156
1930 $11,843,700
1931 $ 7,101,069
347
(10) EXPORT DUTY ON TIN, 1877-1931.

Sembilan.
$ $ $ $
1877 140,292 140,292
1878 245,512 111,920 357,432
1879 281,823 107,558 389,381
1880 298,805 100,586 399,391
1881 387,642 126,038 513,680
1882 457,410 161,832 619,242
1883 619,809 180,002 799,811
1884 641,351 27,901 669,252
1885 547,648 255,254 28,392 831,294
1886 611,869 302,530 32,703 947,102
1887 720,247 450,365 46,020 1,216,632
1888 851,420 526,742 58,595 1,436,757
1889 937,293 750,634 60,171 1,910 1,750,008
1890 860,730 672,667 71,381 4,623 1,609,401
1891 812,956 672,633 78,707 9,145 1,573,441
1892 1,124,931 828,326 135,284 8,733 2,097,274
1893 1,333,890 1 ,082,004 176,164 10,322 2,602,380
1894 1,648,981 1,402,174 169,275 17,570 3,238,000
1895 1,669,707 1,520,927 164,712 24,467 3,379,813
1896 1,541 ,442 1,377,325 181,260 26,947 3,126,974
1897 1,346,707 1,157,622 186,310 25,624 2,716,263
1898 1,601,304 1,347,258 228,106 34,031 3,210,699
1 899 3,073,493 2,480,658 556,858 70,553 6,181,542
1900 3,570,631 2,695,828 692,519 91,404 7,050,382
1901 3,473,165 2,706,949 667,987 120,082 6,968,183
1902 4,470,402 3,019,686 801,999 146,688 8,438,775
1903 5,067,965 3,364,300 987,136 171,028 9,590,429
1904 4,607,559 3,138,649 889,279 178,809 8,814,296
1905 4,876,407 3,195,318 939,832 241,804 9,253,361
1906 5,433,709 3,357,033 969,193 276,672 10,036,607
1907 5,038,592 3,224,878 877,229 253,039 9,393,738
1908 4,054,1-10 2,443,359 555,103 234,241 7,286,843
1909 4,093,:(58 2,367,098 426,965 263,572 7,150,993
1910 4,133,065 2,388,770 344,353 379,145 7,145,333
1911 5,252,361 2,822,867 359,368 368,967 8,803,563
1912 6,463,113 3,513,142 399,414 474,436 10,850,105
1913 6,382,212 3,403,015 417,754 495,254 10,698,235
1914 4,181,077 2,223,942 252,455 389,395 7,046,869
1915 4,373,289 2,235,707 198,845 427,245 7,235,086
1916 5,012,068 2,287,306 163,461 440,950 7,903,785
1917 6,342,128 2,881,956 193,705 581,862 • 9,999,651
1918 9,582,432 4,542,216 273,719 776,797 • 15,175,164
1919 6,448,311 3,255,976 152,084 570,163 •10,426,534
1920 7,900,055 3,529,518 80,443 696,965 tl2,206,981
1921 3,794,680 1,740,737 1 405,732 5,941,150
1922 X 5,766,808
1923 t 8,265,195
1924 X 12,543,624
1925 + 13,988,887
1926 +15,604,582
1927 117,704,590
192S 16,034,740
1929 ... 15,424,409
19:iO 9,127,461
1931 5,502,101
* Includes war taxes. t Includes war tax amounting to $3,325. J Separate records for
States not now compiled.
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(11) POSTAL AND TELEGRAPH REVENUE, 1880-1931.

Sembilan.
$ $ 1
1880 206 27 233
1881 520 520
1882 676 676
1883 552 465 •• 1,017
1884 3,538 403 357 4,298
1885 4,149 528 255 4,932
1886 6,334 1,109 366 7,809
1887 8,426 3,485 527 12,438
1 888 9,252 7,638 798 17,688
1889 10,994 13,333 1,436 264 26,027
1890 21,890 12,678 1,956 1,218 37,742
1891 24,810 15,300 2,639 1,537 44.2S6
1892 30,136 18,920 2,972 1 602 53,630
1893 31,478 37,765 3,565 1,133 73,941
1894 40,756 40,469 6,631 1,934 89,790
1895 56,006 43,655 8,282 2,850 110,793
1896 54,134 76,182 7,274 2,640 140,230
1897 54,929 73,312 10,548 2.539 141,328
1898 66,701 89,002 11,781 6,225 173,709
1899 76,845 56,055 22,281 11,657 166,838
1900 88,781 67,938 25,303 9.503 191,525
1901 95,648 73,590 24,354 8,529 202,121
1902 105,366 96,288 24,506 15,784 241,944
1903 145,240 101,186 20,535 11,754 278,715
1904 157,134 120,127 28,669 11,709 317,639
1905 142,825 106,946 34,440 7,816 292,027
1906 223,250 154,241 48,146 11,849 437,486
Federated Malay States.

1907 5466,417
1908 407.407
1909 556,688
1910 836,361
1911 703,565
1912 612,418
1913 679,861
1914 679,809
1915 691,513
1916 793,351
1917 1,126,082
1918 1,041,935
1919 1,299,321
1920 1,064,742
1921 1.277,266
1922 1,469,586
1923 1,640,749
1924 1,714,795
1925 2,046,694
1926 2,522,461
1927 2,756,186
1928 2,919.981
1929 3,199,655
1930 3.133,618
1931 2,759,347
349
TELEGRAPHS AND TELEPHONES.
Year. Perak. Selangor. Nea:ri Pahang. Total.

Sembilan.
Miles. Miles. Miles. Miles. Miles.
Length of Line.
1903 455 295 166i 61 977*
1904 490 298 206 84 1,078
1905 540 366 206 76 1,188
1906 629 351 225 76 1,281
1907 644 373 248 76 1,341
1908 662 398 265 76 1,401
1909 640 444 277 76 1,437
1910 653 491 276 136 1,556
1911 680 547 304 183 1,714
1912 779 581 307 254 1,921
1913 815 596 317 281 2,009
1914 789 605 403 281 2,078
1915 820 663 441 302 2,226
1916 835 674 440 261 2,210
1917 866 686 458 ~ 266 2,276
1918 879 695 505 268 2,347
1919 912 691 501 268 2,372
1920 1,009 703 521 271 2,504
1921 881 672 534 301 2,388
1922 813 766 408 301 2,288
1923 832 763$ 433* 301 2,330
1924 818 755 462 306 2,341
1925 851 791 476 320 2,438
1926 889 863 533 332 2,618
1927 866 850 558 328 2,602
1928 1,070 843 620 392 2,925
1929 1,129 910 638 452 3,129
1930 1,134 937 640 453 3,164
1931 1,026 828 609 505 2,968
Length of Wire.
1903 773 698 259 61 1,791
1904 933 713 300 93 2,039
1905 1,006 728 369 85 2,188
1906 1,177 844 403 85 2,509
1907 1,302 1,249 443 85 3,079
1908 1,466 1,414 549 92 3,521
1909 1,793 1,629 799 92 4,311
1910 1,859 2,196 869 175 5,135
1911 2,251 2,774 914 222 6,161
1912 2,503 3,101 999 292 6.S95
1913 2,829 3,600 1,075 318 7,822
1914 2,828 4,162 1 ,263 318 8,571
1915 2,803 5,019 1,725 302 9,849
1916 2,872 5,356 1,931 302 10,461
1917 3,221 5,574 2,086 310 11,211
1918 3,369 5,633 2,267 312 11,581
1919 3,415 5,808 2,294 312 11,829
1920 3,513 6,089 2,477 317 12,396
1921 3,911 6,236 2,619 358 13,124
1922 4,468 6,972 2,895 359 14,694
1923 5,325* 7,313 3,442 359i. 16,440
1924 5,954 7,344 3,292 415 16,805
1925 6,529 7,711 3,272 551 18,069
1926 7,386 8,211 3,615 630 19,842
1927 8,267 8,447 4,143 859 21,716
1928 8,524 9,099 4,861 1,207 23,691
1929 9,101 8,9+7 4,813 1,666 24,527
1930 9,440 9,296 4,991 1,763 25,490
1931 9,078 8,261 5,014 1,966 24,319
The department also owns 123 miles of line and 857 miles of wire in johore.
There 0re 16,093 miles of wire single line in the underground cables.
350
Postal Statistics.
NUMBER OF POST OFFICES AND

CORRESPONDENCE DEALT WITH (i.e., RECEIVED AND
DESPATCHED), 1903-1931.
Number No. of
Year. of Posfc Allowance Letters
cards.
and Newspapers Parcels.
and circulars Telegrams.
Offices. Offices.
1903 45 ... 9,425,636 44,888 454,804

1904 47 10,439,035 65,798 535,133
1905 51 5,194,877 747,569 47,450 404,686
1906 52 5,824,052 939,276 58,552 452,762
1907 53 6,535,470 1,151,046 61,490 527,255
1908 58 34 6,966,124 1,213,862 59,280 522,377
1909 61 34 7,636,122 1,354,834 65,130 530,579
1910 63 34 9,540,914 1,691,408 90,896 771,124
1911 69 33 11,097,248 2,134,650 93,368 719,612
1912 75 30 12,747,266 2,659,202 113,182 752,776
1913 82 37 14,783,234 2,765,698 151,476 841,467
1914 88 38 13,964,589 2,857,810 122,626 • 777,213
1915 90 38 14,894,516 2,355,532 121,264 724,044
1916 91 41 16,108,638 2,879,502 137,090 862,058
1917 92 41 18,171,574 2,841,350 139,848 885,367
1918 94 39 16,903,780 2,627,874 152,288 957,071
1919 96 39 19,597,262 3,376,672 171,718 1,069,442
1920 98 38 21,962,642 3,821,142 212,314 1,199,568
1921 97 38 17,806,360 3,012,714 182,728 987,830
1922 98 38 16,980,759 3,032,120 197,408 788,616
1923 99 39 18,370,742 3,471,312 212,331 813,792
1924 101 44 21,281,104 3,639,426 207,944 744,452
1925 101 53 22,530,185 4,001,270 223,573 865,030
1926 101 57 25,245,415 4,551,066 256,759 975,038
1927 102 58 30,849,299 5,702,359 304,720 980,513
1928 103 65 32,561,932 6,106,256 301,203 883,272
1929 106 67 34,370,804 6,994,520 347,084 901,741
1930 109 70 33,133,100 6,714,500 324,609 795,904
1931 104 69 29,435,666 5,562,778 258,453 651,243
• As corrected.
351
Public Works.
(1) EXPENDITURE ON CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTEN
ANCE OF ROADS, STREETS AND BRIDGES, 1903-1931.
Year. Perak. Selangor. Negri Pahang. Fraser's Total.

Sembilan. Hill.
$ $ $ $ $ $
1903 264,908 209,510 242,848 55,159 ... 772,425
1904 403,474 267,700 320,898 191,341 ... 1,183,413
1905 525,885 666,473 476,646 469,552 ...
' ... 2,138,556
1906 389,514 545,740 294,492 713,967 1,943,713
1907 530,881 697,099 286,077 483,148 1,997,205
1908 790,924 821,630 455,722 637,595 2,705,871
1909 610,655 536,152 220,591 609.152 j 1,976,550
1910 890,144 872,688 499,292 776,983 3,039,107
1911 1,206,943 996,777 432,981 827,359 3,464,060
1912 1,205,467 1,514,322 523,284 931,301 4,174,374
1913 1,401,474 1,608,784 621,591 846,035 i 4,477,884
1914 1,904,599 1,496,472 708,773 798,001 4,907,845
1915 1,317,454 874,068 469,971 391,147 — 3,052,640
1916 1,130,475 831,476 514,074 382,341 2,858,366
1917 1,077,966 851,276 487,757 355,164 2,772,163
1918 1,295,705 832,734 605,962 511,389 3,245,790
1919 1,940,381 1,066,037 701,279 735,180 ... 4,442,877
1920 2,539,561 1,702,125 1.034,976 1,028,404 6,305,066
1921 2,232,951 1 ,370,960 1,476,454 1,176,263 6,256,631
1922 1,114,257 1,079,506 784,999 494,755 3,473,517
1923 1,216,158 1,033,514 751,291 596,247 3,597,210
1924 1,250,412 1,054,212 555,708 465,945 3,326,277
1925 1,277.979 1,014,805 546,474 490,959 3,329,217
1926 1,346,419 1,109,793 670,829 547,870 3,674,911
1927 1,347,245 1,263,432 596,525 627,348 3,834,550
1928 1,387,307 1,292.586 600,384 575,088 3,855,365
1929 1,336,749 1,331,471 627,870 499,563 39,840 3,835,493
1930 1,199,791 1,213,312 518,822 430,042 24,021 3,385,988
1931 1,061,854 1,069,495 421,912 •574,813 3,128,074
(2) MILEAGE OF ROADS EXCLUSIVE OF SMALL

PATHS, 1931.
Metalled Earth Bridle Paths

— and Other
Roads. . Roads. Paths.
Mis. Chs. Mis. Chs. Mis. Chs.
Perak 962 69i 68 79 971 74
Selangor 919 61 42 00 86 34
Negri Sembilan 507 16 24 25 218 32
Pahang ... •430 44 19 20 494 38
Total ... 2,820 30± 154 44 1,771 18
• Includes Fraser's Kill.
CMhialiens.
increase.
Net b,i
,. decrease. .Mailnes.
Net
0
, o
b,
Ree.
DUR.NG
M.LEAGE
.,,)
AND
ROAD
THE
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ENDCURCETA.SONoSn .ains. -..± 7,i
Total. -..| .. ,-| ,
Miles. m ,4 e ..
,. ,
.hains.
Pahang. ,, .... 3 .-
Miles. 25 ; ;
Sembilan.
N. .ains. eri
3 ,,| -,
Miles. ■ , , .. ,
.ains.
Selangor. ,, o m , ,7
Miles. .. .. 7
.ains.
Perak. 0 0 ., 7.* ,
Miles. ., .7 28 , ..
Fra-er's .ns.
Mis.
Hill. ,
paths
other
and
Bridle andother,,paths
Bridle
.ncreases. Decreases.
Unmetal .,e.d Unmetal e,,.d
Metal e.d
Roads, MRoads,
etal ed
—
353
Railways.
FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS.
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1931.

I
Total expenditure on capital account
(including lines under construction)... $2^2,596,218
Gross receipts from all undertakings ... 12,015,856
Revenue expenditure on all ,, .. 12,409,052
Net deficit from all „ ... 393,196
Miscellaneous receipts (net) ... ... 702,750
Total net income ... 309,554
Rentals and fixed charges ... ... 628,638
Total net deficit j 319,084
Yield per cent. ... ... ... ... —
Mileage of line open (first track) ... 1,072
Number of stations ... ... ... 232
N
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%
Q I oo > ,9
Working Expenses.
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Total
amount .redit
aton D0stecember, .
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during
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Amount ,,,,..37
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Total.
State. Sembilan
Negri
Selangob
Pahang
Pebak
355
Area and Population.

(1) AREA OF STATES (Approximate).
Perak 7,800 sq. miles.
Selangor ... ... ... ... ... ••' 8,150 „
Negri Sembilan ... ... ... ... ... 2,550 ,,
Pahang 14,000
Total area ... 27,500
(2) AREA ALIENATED UNDER PERMANENT TITLE

ON 31st DECEMBER, 1931.
Building and Mining. Total.
Agricultural.
Acres. Acres. Acres.
Perak ... 831,291 116,105 947,396
Selangor ... ... 747,517 51,071 798,588
Negri Sembilan ... 547,2441 8,665| ... 555,909f
Pahang ... 409,041 29,573 438,614
Total ... 2,535,093| 205,414± 2,740,507|
(3) AREA OF FOREST RESERVES AT END OF 1931.

Perak ... ... ... ... ... ... 2,706'4 sq. miles.
Selangor ... ... ... ... 7567 „
Negri Sembilan ... ... ... ... ... 81P1 ,,
Pahang 2,7654 „
Total area of Forest Reserves ... 7,039'6

356
(4) TOTAL POPULATION BY EACE.

CENSUS TAKEN ON APRIL, 1931.
Total all Races. Europeans.
—
Persons. Males. Females. Persons. Males. Females.
Federated Malay States 1,713,096 1,046,054 667,042 6,350 4,065 2,285

Perak ... 765,989 464,751 301,238 2,359 1,509 850
Selangor - 533,197 327,414 205,783 2,723 1,727 996
Negri Sembilan 233,799 148,381 85,418 878 575 303
Pahang 180,111 105,508 74,603 390 254 136
Perak—
Larut and Matang ... 102,018 60,626 41 ,392 453 259 194
Krian ... 82,071 45,818 36,253 100 68 32
Kinta 250,558 159,896 90,662 1,204 780 424
Kuala Kangaar 105,442 62.815 42,627 177 117 60
Lower Perak ... 127,725 74,579 53,146 227 149 78
Batang Padanu; 74,136 46,874 27,262 178 122 56
Upper Perak 24,039 14,143 9,896 20 14 6
Selangor—
Kuala Lumpur 200,698 127,203 73,495 1,810 1,111 699
Ulu Selangor ... 69,045 43,921 25,124 217 150 67
Ulu Langat ... 57,947 34,142 23,805 132 88 44
Klang ... 78,969 48,250 30,719 312 207 105
Kuala Langat 53,749 31,801 21,948 114 75 39
Kuala Selangor 72,789 42,097 30,692 138 96 42
Negri Sembilan—
Seremban 77,045 49,019 28,026 446 267 179
Kuala Pilah ... 68,067 43,024 25,043 121 86 35
Tampin 46,009 28,643 17,366 118 84 34
Port Dickson ... 26,604 18,088 8,516 174 123 51
Jelebu ... 16,074 9,607 6,467 19 15 4
Pahang—
Baub ... 21,254 12,419 8,835 124 67 57
Bentong 19,823 13,149 6,674 36 29 7
Lipis ... 43,017 25,001 18,016 96 65 31
Temerloh 39,168 22,466 16,702 20 15 5
Pekan ... 28,219 14,528 13,691 14 8 6
Kuantan 28,630 17,945 10,685 100 70 30
357
(4) TOTAL POPULATION BY RACE—(cont.)

CENSUS TAKEN ON APRIL, 1931— (cont.)
Eurasians. Malays.
—-
Federated Malay States 4,251 2,204 2,047 443,618 221,754 221,864

Perak ... 1,270 647 623 208,159 104,251 103,908
Selangor 2,137 1,118 1,019 64,436 33,081 31,355
Negri Sembilan 699 363 336 80,10!) 39,323 40,786
Pahang 145 76 69 90,914 45,099 45,815
Perak—
Larat and Matang . . . 400 196 204 39,225 19,885 19,340
Krian ... 8 6 2 29,210 14,114 15,0!«
Kinta ... 652 332 320 26,429 13,580 12,849
Kuala Kangsar 53 26 27 51,579 25,496 26,083
Lower Perak ... 87 49 38 38,466 19,309 19,157
Batang Padang 70 38 32 12,549 6.474 6,075
Upper Perak — — — 10,701 5,393 5,308
Selangor—
Kuala Lumpur 1,811 933 878 14,543 8,074 6,469
Ulu Selangor ... 35 22 13 6,973 3,511 3,462
Uln Langat ... 29 16 13 9,823 4,894 4,929
Klang ... 207 114 93 8,155 4,131 4,024
Kuala Langat 26 18 8 6,965 3,473 3,492
Kuala Selangor 29 15 14 17,977 8,998 8,979
Negri Sembilan—
Seremban 534 268 266 13,643 6,879 6,764
Kuala Pilah 56 30 26 33,906 16,567 17,339
Tampin 55 33 22 21,844 10,458 11,386
Port Dickson ... 50 29 21 4,425 2,216 2,209
Jelebu ... 4 3 1 6,291 3,203 3,088
Pabang—
Baub ... 11 9 2 8,710 4,264 4,446
Bentong 10 2 8 3,418 1,786 1,632
Lipis 76 46 30 22,909 11,455 11,454
Temerloh 9 6 3 23,269 11,218 12,051
Pekan 4 — 4 21,719 10,560 11,159
Kuantan 35 13 22 10,889 5,816 5,073
358
(4) TOTAL POPULATION BY EACE—(cont.)

CENSUS TAKEN ON APRIL, 1931—(cont)
Other Malaysians. Chinese.

Perak ... 64,387 35,464 28,923 325,527 216,480 109,047
Selangor 58,432 33,127 25,305 241,351 154,324 87,027
Negri Sembilan 7,086 4,549 2,537 92,371 68,360 24,011
Pahang 20,208 11,059 9,149 52,291 37,662 14,629
Perak—
Larut and Matang . . . 2,295 1,316 979 35,181 23,176 12,005
Ki ian ... 18,338 9,747 8,591 13,006 8,838 4,168
Kinta 8,674 4,745 3,929 170,339 110,433 59,906
Kuala Knngsar 5,744 3,323 2,421 31,554 22,767 8,787
Lower Perak ... 15,295 8,058 6,037 37,255 24,489 12,766
Batang Padang 10,230 5,610 4,620 31,052 21,648 9,404
Upper Perak 3,811 2,065 1,746 7,140 5,129 2,011
Selangor—■
Kuala Lumpur 6,870 3,991 2,879 126,536 79,695 46,841
Uln Selangor ... 5,602 3,092 2,510 36,722 24,601 12,121
Ulu Langat ... 8,336 4,721 3,615 29,474 17,799 11,675
Klang ... 10,311 5,732 4,579 22,439 14,890 7,549
Kuala Langat 9,739 5,562 4,177 16,538 10,708 5,830
Kuala Selangor 17,574 10,029 7,545 9,612 6,631 3,011
Negri Sembilan—
Seremban 2,930 1,900 1,030 36,828 24,631 12,197
Kuala Pilah ... 1,546 1,028 518 23,128 18,859 4,269
Tampin 858 611 247 14,022 11,277 2,745
Port Dickson ... 1,058 640 418 10,516 8,385 2,131
Jelebu ... 694 370 324 7,877 5,208 2,669
Pahang—
ftaub 1,151 715 436 8,259 5,237 3,022
Bentong 1,131 667 464 12,409 8.744 3,665
Lipis 7,334 3.893 3,441 7,531 5,891 1,640
Temerloh 3,371 1,851 1,520 9,835 7,572 2,263
Pekan ... 4,268 2,275 1,993 1,701 1,314 387
Kuantan 2,953 1,658 1,295 12,556 8,904 3,652
359
(4) TOTAL POPULATION BY RACE— (cont.)

CENSUS TAKEN ON APRIL, 1931— (cont.)
Indians. Others.
—

Perak ... 159,152 103,361 55,791 5,135 3,039 2,096
Selangor 155,924 98,634 57,290 8,194 5,403 2,791
Negri Sembilan 50,100 33,538 16,562 2,556 1,673 883
Pahang 14,820 10,458 4,362 1,343 900 443
Perak—
Larut and Matang ... 23,274 15,131 8,143 1,190 663 527
Krian ... 21,228 12,930 8,298 181 115 66
Kinta ... 41,462 28,918 12,544 1,798 1,108 690
Kuala Kangsar 15,879 10,798 5,081 456 288 168
Lower Perak 35,944 21,655 14,289 451 270 181
Batang Padang 19,634 12,708 6,926 423 274 149
Upper Perak 1,731 1,221 510 636 321 315
Selangor—
Kuala Lumpur 43,865 29,866 13,999 5,263 3,533 1,730
Ulu Selangor .. 18,966 12,209 6,757 530 336 194
Ulu Langat . 9,740 6,346 3,394 413 278 135
Klang ... 36,217 22,365 13,852 1,328 811 517
Kuala Langat 20,096 11,789 8,307 271 176 95
Kuala Selangor 27,040 16,059 10,981 389 269 120
Negri Sembilan—
Seremban 21,350 14,217 7,133 1,314 857 457
Kuala Pilah 8,978 6,241 2,737 332 213 119
Tampin 8,683 5,884 2,799 429 296 133
Port Dickson ... 9,997 6,453 3,544 384 242 142
Jelebu ... 1,092 743 349 97 65 32
Pahang—■
Raub 2,810 1,978 832 189 149 40
Bentong 2,639 1,800 839 180 121 59
Lipis 4,683 3,382 1,301 388 269 119
Temerloh 2,461 1,674 787 203 130 73
Pekan 358 279 79 155 92 63
Kuantan 1,869 1,345 524 228 139 89
360
(5) POPULATION (EXCLUDING ESTATES), HOUSES

AND HOUSE DENSITY.
Un Number
District. Occupied occupied Persons. Males. per
Females. occupied
houses. houses.
house.
Federated Malay States 292,627 56,533 1,438,704 873,789 564,915 4'9
Perak ... 138,227 28,209 672,434 408,774 263,660 4,8

Selangor 82,506 14,605 435,632 268,907 166,725 53
Negri Sembilan 40,027 7,422 176,522 106,155 70,367 4-4
Pahang 31,867 6,297 154,116 89,953 64,163 4-8
Perak—
Larut and Matang ... 20,587 4,748 91,262 54,119 37,143 4-4
Krian ... 13,644 2,116 68,603 38,264 30,339 50
Kinta ... 43,417 5,810 239,111 152,933 86,178 5-3
Kuala Kangsar 21,206 6,507 91,200 53,571 37,629 43
Lower Perak ... 20,856 5,678 100,944 59,063 41,881 48
Batang Padang 13,453 2,373 60,622 38,450 22,172 4-5
Upper Perak ... 5,064 977 20,692 12,374 8,318 41
Selangor—
Kuala Lumpur 31,054 4,310 189,751 120,566 69,185 61
Ulu Selangor ... 11,625 2,581 54,870 35,008 19,862 4-7
Dlu Langat ... 10,642 1,915 48,332 28,375 19,957 4-5
Klang ... 9,818 1,713 54,325 33,208 21,117 55
Kuala Langat 8,729 1,756 38,283 22,886 15,397 4-4
Kuala Selangor 10,638 2,330 50,071 28,864 21,207 4-7
Negri Sembilan—
Seremban 10,690 1,699 57,594 35,634 21,960 54
Kuala Pilah ... 13,784 2,645 52,719 30,657 22,062 38
Tampin 8,894 1,833 36,850 21,791 15,059 4,0
Port Dickson 3,241 717 14,099 9,040 5,059 43
Jelebu 3,418 528 15,260 9,033 6,227 4-5
Pahang—
Raub ... 4,091 896 19,336 11,217 8,119 4-7
Bentong 3,002 620 16,916 11,145 5,771 56
Lipis ... 7,293 1,462 33,384 19,483 13,901 4-6
Temerloh 8,110 1,370 34,386 19,625 14,761 4-2
Pekan 4,921 1,127 24,760 12,676 12,084 50
Kuantan 4,450 822 25,334 15,807 9,527 5,6
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—
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362
(8) SUMMARY OF POPULATION.

Sembilan.
1901• 329,665 168,789 96,028 84,113 678,595

1902 f 343,591 194,649 109,028 83,637 734,631
1903 f 381,500 216,920 117,820 85,000 801,240
1904 t 400,000 234,404 118,747 85,000 838,151
]905f 400,000 252,520 119,454 100,000 871,947
1906 f 413,000 283,619 121,763 100,000 918,382
1907 t 431,000 326,642 121,249 100,000 978,891
1908 t 405,000 341,180 119,670 (over) 100,000 965,850
1909 t 396,060 354,980 118,400 „ 100,000 969,440
1910 t ...
1911• 494,057 294,035 130,199 118,708 1,036,999
1912 f 514,606 309,691 134,470 123,032 11,081,799
1913 t 531,037 322,212 137,886 126,490 1,117,625
1914 f 540,211 328,478 139,594 128,217 1,136,500
1915 f 556,647 341,003 143,011 131,675 1,172,336
1916 t 573,086 353,528 146,428 135,135 1,208,177
191 7 t 589,525 366,053 149,845 138,595 1,244,018
1918 t 605,964 378,578 153,262 142,055 1,279,859
1919 f 622,403 391,103 156,679 145,515 1,315,700
1920 f 638,842 403,628 160,096 148,975 1,351,541
1921• 599,055 401,009 178,762 146,064 1,324,890
1922 t 612,180 414,381 184,832 149,484 1,360,877
1923 t 622,680 425,079 189,688 152,220 1,389,667
1924 f 633,181 435,775 194,544 154,955 1,418,455
1925 t 643,680 446,473 199,401 157,689 1,447,243
; 1926 f : 654,179 457,170 204,257 160,426 1,476,032
1927 t 664,680 467,868 209,113 163,162 1,504,823
1928 t 675,179 478,565 213,971 165,597 1,533,612
.1929.11 702,281 517,997 232,194 173,318 1,625,790
1930|| 715,945 534,321 239,672 176,950 1,666,888
1931• 765,989 533,197 233,799 180,111 1,713,096
• According to the census. t Estimated. J As corrected. || Geometric

Estimation.
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STANDARD COINS.
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(3) WEIGHTS.
AVOIRDUPOIS WEIGHT.
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16 Mayam = 1 Bongkal = 832 „ (Two Spanish Dollars)
12 Bongkal = 1 Kati = 9,984 „ (1 lb. 8 oz. 16 dwt.)
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10 Hoon = ... 1 Chee
10 Chee = ... 1 Tahil
(4) MEASURES.
MEASUJRES OF CAPACITY.
2 Gills = ... 1 Pau or Quarter Chupak
2 Pau = ... 1 Pint or Half Chupak
2 Pints or 4 Pau . . . = ... 1 Quart or Chupak
4 Quarts or Chupak = ... 1 Gallon or Gantang
10 Gantangs = ... 1 Para
800 = ... 1 Koyan
• 3 Pikuls = 1 Bhara = 400 lbs.
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Trade Returns.
(1) IMPOSTS, 1877-1931.
Perak. Selangor. Negri Pahang.

Sembilan. Total.
965,894 965,894
1,311,140 1,311,140
1,781,980 1,781,980
2,231,048 2,231,048
2,936,893 355,373 3,289,266
3,866,425 1,188,417 614,236 5,669,078
4,772,332 1,526,614 669,908 6,968,854
6,047,694 1,824,859 668,481 8,541,034
5,811,605 2,275,391 580,429 8,667,425
5,586,563 4,178,856 648,455 10,413,864
6,951,963 5,052,112 899,414 12,903,489
7,998,364 8,207,105 1,121,923 17,327,392
7,048,046 7,029,406 1,576,004 15,653,456
7,173,617 7,005,496 1,264,696 15,443,809
7,913,357 5,670,098 1,306,487 14,889,942
9,628,051 7,393,668 1,797,767 341,673 19,161,159
10,188,448 9,274,649 2,069,186 363,834 21,896,117
9,262,396 12,139,686 2,309,674 787,859 24,499,615
9,581,372 10,759,123 2,366,279 946,497 22,653,271
8,713,940 9,131,195 2,123,572 1,180,188 21,148,895
10,075,969 11,407,017 2,291,637 1,226,059 25,000,682
10,759,096 13,045,127 2,165,169 1,147,054 27,116,446
11,615,260 18,008,485 2,609,667 1,531,661 33,765,073
14,741.148 18,406,571 4,281,457 973,405 38,402,581
16,219,191 17,845,835 4,496,670 962,906 39,524,603
17,017,359 21,201,078 6,599,014 869,789 45,757,240
21,170,577 19,955,767 5,529,207 1,134,508 47,790,059
19,886,188 21,351,679 4,469,068 1,346,735 47,053,670
20,153,242 24,643,619 4,434,248 1,344,346 50,575,455
21,530,385 23,598,469 4,422,527 1,194,921 50,746,302
25,239,351 25,703,523 4,209,299 1,715,299 56,867,472
21,816,698 23,336,956 4,202,107 1,987,831 51,343,592
19,942,952 19,893,057 4,494,368 1,864,221 46,194,598
21,784,361 24,315,540 5,014,277 2,140,973 53,255,151
29,349,243 30,196,834 4,708,194 2,277,768 66,532,039
30,586,759 36,144,051 5,748,135 3,643,734 76,122,679
34,286,777 42,390,846 6,462,551 3,268,983 86,409,157
28,940,809 34,956,124 6,068,423 3,816,323 73,781,679
24,011,231 29,678,640 4,466,396 3,186,822 61,343,089
28,007,750 33,556,504 6,417,900 3,490,794 71,472,948
28,237,818 37,277,425 6,412,001 2,870,338 74,797,582
29,046,430 37,445,165 6,312,502 2,558,109 75,362,206
43,880,810 56,289,298 13,569,224 5,756,275 119,495,607
54,364,430 102,410,392 13,403,573 5,738,317 175,916,712
32,851,467 56,423,687 7,557,614 6,179,838 103,012,606
31,182,541 39,055,945 5,861,099 2,722,764 78,822,349
33,035,848 45,113,736 7,341,893 3,596,760 89,088,237
33,786,839 50,923,012 7,911,647 4,814,804 97,436,302
49,726,467 69,183,648 12,037,843 6,168,249 137,116,207
59,314,088 91,898,797 15,178,759 7,496,080 173,887,724
58,855,504 96,202,065 13,479,259 7,624,366 176,161,194
67,894,857 102,159,791 13,387,562 8,031,261 191,473,471
79,975,378 98,185,483 16,653,742 6,578,802 201,393,405
63,175,760 83,636,895 15,313,586 5,894,177 168,020,418
40,253,773 53,372,412 9,472,920 3,102,106 106,201,211
The value of specie and bullion is included.
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(2) EXPOKTS, 1877-1931.
Year. Perak. Selangor. Negri Pahang.

Sembilan.
1877 1,075,423
1878 1,256,163
1879 1,465,547
1880 1,906,952
1881 2,566,592 465,877
1882 3,267,907 1,707,331 563,403
1883 5,164,311 2,253,639 625,592
1884 5,399,996 2,124,307 578,265
1885 6,564,066 2,544,947 577,373
1886 86,793,342 3,741,642 786,708
1887 12,249,653 5,901,785 1,056,760
1888 11.792,673 6,779,357 1,205,100
1889 10,815,713 7,764,007 1,144,009
1890 9,985,332 6,467,564 1,148,816
1891 10,657,024 6,560,324 1,279,898
1892 12,389,475 8,060,416 1,883,723 331,196
1893 14,494,836 10,271 ,808 2,234,922 367,555
1894 17,186,225 12,925,602 1,933,056 659,653
1895 15,599,680 13,955,803 1,295,464 775,313
1896 14,282,428 12,006,108 1,234,787 865,280
1897 14,442,278 12,246,638 2,806,667 1,652,607
1898 16,707,051 13,779,945 3,199,435 1,559,349
1899 25,700,663 20,894,185 6,231,662 2,062,241
1900 29,194,584 21,798,444 7,048,988 2,322,950
1901 32,826,343 24,520,625 7,665,369 2,656,599
1902 5,295,949 25,025,613 8,055,781 2,972,900
1903 40,043,802 27,960,054 8,913,406 3,336,682
1904 38,228,307 27,827,920 7,931,972 3,631,885
1905 41,187,506 26,683,315 8,347,905 3,838,928
1906 41,290,490 26,963,358 8,807,864 3,770,325
1907 40,454,693 29,281,438 8,942,397 3,575,905
1908 33,900,278 23,035,591 6,165,657 3,320,452
1909 36,597,993 29,631,902 6,213,385 3,830,158
1910 44,084,758 46,732,136 7,987,071 4,048,025
1911 55,535,590 47,433,952 8,420,746 4,890,639
1912 71,715,191 61,902,362 14,882,024 6,474,618
1W13 71,402,985 56,877,277 13,362,762 7,006,474
1914 59,000,092 46,534,659 11,886,474 6,021,594
1915 74,803,214 61,141,632 19,274,335 7,210,073
1916 98,893,960 82,743,691 30,348,891 8,561,576
1917 120,600,170 101,830,247 38,408,918 11,224,765
1918 108,332,258 79,718,369 24,729,613 10,868,271
1919 124,733,232 100,848,202 38,604,887 11,780,584
1920 136,335,313 100,915,769 42,290,465 13,256,047
1921 66,205,820 48,637,713 13,554,910 7,086,933
1922 69,768,409 49,374,195 15,575,355 5,711,816
1923 91,567,907 74,288,350 23,770,542 7,474,151
1924 102,156,432 71,815,357 23,890,609 8,990,358
1925 176,077,776 153,197,168 61,919,802 14,474,901
1926 191,700,896 155,616,677 73,646,161 15,354,284
1927 165,988,771 111,343,009 43,916,338 10,472,51«
1928 139,581,303 90,176,849 31,505,788 8,332,749
1929 160,646,478 118,338,637 48,238,574 10,930,947
1930 99,600,371 66,122,894 28,249,222 7,976,754
1931 58,579,308 39,400,770 14,162,447 5,529,346
The value of specie and bullion is included.

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(3) SUMMARY OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS, 1931.

Clasb I.—Food, Drink and Tobacco.
„ II.—Raw Materials and Articles Mainly Unmanufactured.
„ III.—Articlks Wholly or Mainly Manuiactored.
„ IV.—Parcel Post.
„ V.—Bcllion and Specie.
7, Perak. Selangor. Negri Pahang. Total, 1931. Total, 1930.
Sembilan.
Imports, 1931— $ * I $ $ $
Class 1 18,104,993 26,000,901 3,908,578 1,407,857 49,422,329 75,417,902
„ II 1,223,791 1,911,734 397,603 132,110 3,665,238 5,395,029
„ III 20,562,073 24,971,814 5,080,460 1,562,139 52,176,486 85,759,998
„ IV 362,105 487,963 86,279 936,347 1,314,128
,. v 811 811 133,361
Total Imports, 1931 40,258,773 53,372,412 9,472,920 8,102,106 106,201,211 ...
1930 63,175,760 83,636,895 15,313,586 5,894,177 168,020,418
Exports, 1931—
Class I 556,431 733,431 265,123 265,773 1.820,758 2,226,446
„ II 57,830,998 37,799,322 13,886,117 4,368,960 113,885,397 197,393,283
28,933 701,355 11,207 1,560 743,055 1,104,688
- w 152,322 166,662 318,984 360,817
;: v ::: 10,624 893,053 903,677 864,007
Total Exports, 1931 68,579,308 39,400,770 14,162,447 5,529,346 117,671,871
1930 99,600,371 66,122,894 28,249,222 7,976,754 201,949,241
Re-Exports,1931—
Class 1 71,030 295,629 38,380 11,431 436,470 524,036
,. II 23,205 50,047 6,642 373 80,267 74,773
„ III 4,191,086 2,297,956 352,818 101,715 6,943,575 10,972,554
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Total Re-Eiports,
1931 4,285,321 2,688,632 417,840 113,519 7,505,312
1930 6,007,953 3,918,735 1,497,644 278,171 11,702,803
Total Trade, 1931 103,118,402 95,461,814 24,053,207 8,744,971 231,378,394
1930 168,784,084 153,678,524 45,060,452 14,149,402 381,672,462
(4) QUANTITY AND VALUE OF THE PRINCIPAL

EXPORTS DURING 1931.
7, Perak. Negri
Selangor. Sembilan. Pahang. Total,1931. Total, 1930.
1.36 347.13 .03 348.52 483.56

$1,353 $ 354,941 » 25 $ 356,319 $ 634,565
45,691.34 19,944.18 1,945.43 3,116.07 70,697.02 85,529.46
832,770,226 $14,371,753 S 1,399,723 $ 2,236,983 $50,778,685 $ 76,003,724
Rubber. ..{T-.. 92,896.81 88,306.10 55,274.95 7,407.68 243,885.54 249,674.62
520,602,149 $19,494,662 $12,316,497 $ 1,647,188 $54,060,496 $107,791,673
r,„„„ fTons .. 41,258.83
Copra Rvalue.. 23,683.14 201.96 438.99 65,582.92 71,042.78
$ 3,477,806 $ 1,977,041 $ 17,317 $ 32,326 $ 5,504,490 $ 9,492,322
Palm-Oil .35 4,176.81 4,177.16 3,287.77
$ 106 t 948,555 $ 948,661 S 913,340
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(5) QUANTITIES OF THE PRINCIPAL ARTICLES

OF IMPORTS, 1931.
Articles. How Negri
counted. Perak. Selangor. Sembilan. Panling. Total.
Arrack and samsoo Gallons 11,428 7,651 627 851 20,557
Beans and peas ... Tons 3,280-87 4,30200 1,024-37 268- 16 8,875-40
Beer and stout ... Gallons 121,110 190,315 9,134 9,337 329,896
Benzine ... Tons 15,865-37 10,079-67 7,02835 51132 33,48471
Bran (Rice meal) ii 8,587-51 18,42644 3,87959 1,698-62 32,592- 16
Brandy Gallons 16,585 47,639 60 1,089 65,373
Cement ... Tons 14,54300 25,53787 1,13898 1,342-47 42,562-32
Cattle Nos. 2,607 671 18 100 3,396
Charcoal Tons 63456 1,38115 221-43 6-86 2,24400
Cigars and cigarettes . . . Lbs. 666,205 1 ,198,462 1,216 52,486 1,918,369
Coconut oil Tons 1,083-58 116-48 31572 9072 1,606-50
Coffee (raw and in tins) Lbs. 406,323 123,060 52,632 112,531 694,546
Coke Tons 92837 1,244-38 995 45-00 2,227-70
Corriander seeds i1 16445 262-68 28-98 9-92 466 03
Cotton piece-goods Yds. 7,522,086 9,834,289 1,619,880 866,482 19,842,737
Dholl Tons 82742 81T67 192-15 2122 1,852-46
Dynamite » 2-23 2-23
Fish, dried and salted ... 1,744-99 1 ,470-53 510-77 67-37 3,79866
Flour, wheat a 5,600-08 5,327-62 2,170-26 383- 15 13,481-11
Ghee 138-26 173-67 16-93 8-98 337-84
Ginger a 185-76 234-51 97-93 590 524-10
Gram ii 150-42 411-96 13-06 1-89 577-33
Ground nuts M 523-54 795-61 198-40 64-36 1,581-91
Hides, tanned ... 31-28 42-55 13-94 2-08 89-85
Iron bars, rods, etc. M 16959 3934 7-77 1329 22999
„ corrugated M 477-96 1,220-74 87-82 49-36 1,83588
Wire nails and staples . . 410-75 610-56 77-35 1237 1,111-03
Kachang oil Cwts. 45,005 55,316 16,092 5,528 121,941
Lard Tons 10327 28-81 8-73 8-81 149-62
Liquid fuel 51,755'15 11,81904 5,349-25 2,287-66 71,211-10
Lubricating oil Gallons 491,050 561,168 62,400 37,199 1,151,817
Matches ... ... | 10,000 | 141,472 37,222 58,599 11,548 248,841
sticks
Milk Cases 123,954 202,532 11,895 8,023 346,404
Onions and garlic Tons 1,637 21 2,215-39 397-21 170-38 4,42019
Opium, chandu ... Lbs. 20,632 15,667 5,800 2,433 44,532
Padi Tons 3,34805 1,193-48 228-42 61-47 4,831-42
Petroleum (kerosene) ... » 7,758-31 5,01296 1,789-46 97P02 15,531-75
Pigs Nos. 36,328 106 203 215 36,852
Rice Tons 81,595-37 116,039-18 21,28200 8,237-68 227,154-23
Salt 6,705-75 8,166.57 1,61859 1,721-05 18,211 96
Soda and sodium
compounds Cwts. 4,346 9,701 1,715 344 16,106
Soap (all kinds) 25,961 29,183 4,759 1,537 61,440
Sarong, cotton and silk
including artificial ... Nos. 191,113 184,362 33,049 59,923 468,447
Silk piece-goods and
other manufactures
and artificial ... Yds. 267,468 623,078 64,912 32,840 988,298
Steel bars, rods, etc. Tons 1,395-93 2,506-05 6031 67-15 4,029-44
Sugar 13,368-54 9,143-87 2,35819 1,209-18 26,079-78
Sheep and goats Nos. 1,751 6,819 606 15 9,191
Tar, coal Tons 205-10 240-58 16815 17-47 63130
Tea Lbs. 1,274,957 1,291,637 304,054 98,554 2,969,202
Teel seeds Tons 319-04 63065 21-68 223 973-60
Tobacco, excluding cigars
and cigarettes Lbs. 1,479,596 2,354,646 586,933 77,275 4,498,450
Whisky Gallons 12,168 30,563 221 525 43,477
Wines 7,604 12,709 213 291 20,817
Woollen cloth ... Yds. 6,177 12,121 794 798 19,890
377
Exports.
(6) QUANTITIES OF THE PRINCIPAL ARTICLES

OF EXPORTS, 1931.
How Negri
Articles. count Perak. Selangor. Bembilan. Pahang. Total.
ed.
Arecanuts Tons 442.86 34.60 21.62 83.62 582.70

Coffee Lbs. 11,155 50,565 20,647 29,613 111,980
Copra ... Tons 41,258.83 23,683.14 201.96 438.99 65,582.92
Fish, dried and
salted 11 186.56 42.30 4.54 2,269.45 2,502.85
Gambier 11 35.66 186.31 221.97
Gold Ozs. 323 26,558 26,881
Hides and
skins, raw . . . Tons 116.71 94.20 23.26 7.97 242.14
Padi „ 4,292.71 4,292.71
Palm kernels . . . 641.28 641.28
Palm oil M .35 4,176.81 4,177.16
Para rubber . . . 11 92,896.81 88,306.10 55,274.95 7,407.68 243,885.54
Para rubber
latex Gals. 11,862 58,9221 97,301 823 168,908£
Tapioca Tons 1,507.68 1,205.07 1,007.29 3,720.04
Tin „ 1.36 347.13 .03 348.52
Tin-ore* 45,691.34 19,944.18 1,945.43 3,116.07 70,697.02
• Gross weight.
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Federated Malay States ^Government )

COMPILED IN THE FEDERAL SECRETARIAT

cxn^ In this volume "Year Book and Manual of

Statistics" is contained the information previously

The portion of the Year Book dealing with Salary

YEAR BOOK, 1932.

MANUAL OF STATISTICS, 1932.

|\/| —(cont.) Pafte.

Telegraph and Telephone Lines ... ... ... ... 349

Federated Malay States Railways ... ... ... ... 353

Government Savings Banks ... ... ... 354

Area and Population —

RULERS OF THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES

UNDANG OF NEGEI SEMBILAN.

UNDANG OF NEGEI SEMBILAN— (cont.)

HIGH COMMISSIONERS OF THE FEDERATED

CHIEF SECRETARIES TO GOVERNMENT.

BRITISH RESIDENTS- -(cont.)

SUNGEI UJONG (INCLUDING JELEBU).

OLD NEGRI SEMBILAN.

ASSISTANT RESIDENTS AND SECRETARIES

RECIPIENTS OF CERTIFICATES OF HONOUR.

JUSTICES 0] THE PEACE.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE—(cont.)

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE— (cont.)

1st BATTALION 20th BURMA RIFLES.

NOMINAL KOLL OF BRITISH OFFICERS.

NOMINAL ROLL OF INDIAN OFFICERS.

MALAY STATES VOLUNTEER FORCE.

MALAY STATES VOLUNTEER REGIMENT.

MALAY STATES VOLXJNTEEK EEGIMENT—(cont.)

MALAY STATES VOLUNTEEE REGIMENT—(cont.)

MALAY STATES VOLUNTEEE EEGIMENT—(cont.)

MALAY STATES VOLUNTEEE EE GIMENT—(cont.)

MALAYAN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.

MALAYAN VOLUNTEEE INFANTRY— (cont.)

MALAYAN VOLUNTEEE INFANTEY— (cont.)

BOARDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.

Advisory Committee, Government School of Agriculture, Malaya,

Agricultural Pests Supervising Committee. —

BOAEDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.—(cont.)

BOAEDS, COMMITTEES; ETC.—(cont.)

Cinema Vigilance Committee.-

BOARDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.—(cont.)

Co-operation Board, Federated Malay States.—

Decrepit Ward Fdnd Committee for Management.—

BOAEDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.—(cont.)

SUNGEI BULOH NORTH. BANTING.

BOAEDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.—(cont.)

BOAKDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.—(cdnt.)

BOARDS. COMMITTEES, ETC.—(cont.)

BOARDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.—(cont.)

Mr. 'H. R. Baxter Mr. W. Eagle-Bott, j. p.

BOARDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.—(cont.)

KLANG. ULU SELANGOR.

BOAEDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.—(cont.)

BOAEDS, COMMITTEES, ETC, -(cont.)

Malav Agricultural Settlement Committee, Kuala Lumpur.—

Malaria Advisory Board. —

BOAEDS, COMMITTEES, ETC.*-(oonf.)

Malayan Arts and Crafts Society, Perak Branch.-

The Committee of the School of Malay Silver Work, KuaLa Kangsar.-

Malay College, Kuala Kangsar, Board of Governors.

Malayan Information Agency, Malaya House, 57, Charing Cross,

FMS (1932) Year Book & Manual of Statistics 1932

FMS (1932) Year Book & Manual of Statistics 1932