Biblilgraphy of Studies on and about the Chinese - Universiti ...

Abang Ahmad Ridzuan. Factor relating to achievement <strong>of</strong> high school student in 

Kuching city, Malaysia. Unpublished thesis/dissertation, University <strong>of</strong> Hull, 1991. 

Location: SML 

Abdul Majid Mat Salleh, Hatta Solhee & Mohd. Yus<strong>of</strong> Kasim (Eds.). Socio- 

economic development in Sarawak : policies and strategies for the 1990s. Kuching, 

Sarawak: Angkatan Zaman Mansang, [n.d] 

Location: UNIMAS 

Abdul Rahman Sabli Senusi. Sejarah perkembangan politik berparti di Sarawak 

1965-1963. Unpublihed thesis/dissertation, Universiti Sains Malaysia, 1986/1987. 


Ahmad Nidzammuddin B. Sulaiman. Politik gabungan di Sarawak: Satu kajian 

terhadap perubahan kompenen gabungan perti politik yang menguasai kerajaan 

negeri. Unpublished thesis/dissertation, Universiti kebangsaan Malaysia. 


Awang Hepeni B. Abang Ongget. Sejarah perkembangan ekonomi negeri Sarawak 

pada zaman pemerintahan kolonial British (1946-63) dan pada tahap-tahap awal 

selepas kemerdekaan (1963-70). Ijazah Sarjana Muda kepujian dalam bidang sejarah, 

Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 1991/91. 


Bhar, S. Sandakan. “Gun running village to timber center, 1879-1979”, Journal <strong>of</strong> 

Malaysian Branch <strong>of</strong> Royal Asiatic Society. 53(1),1980, pp.120-149. 


Brooke, Charles. Ten years in Sarawak, vol.1. London: Tinsley Brother. 1866. 


Brooke, James, Letter from Borneo: with notices <strong>of</strong> the country and its inhabitants. 

London: L and G Seeley. 1842 


Brooke, Margerat, Ranee <strong>of</strong> Sarawak, 1849-1936. My life in Sarawak. Singapore: 

Oxford University Press. 1986. 

Location: PUSTAKA 

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Brooke, Sylvia Loonors (Brett), Lady, Ranee <strong>of</strong> Sarawak. Queen <strong>of</strong> the head – 

hunters: the autobiography <strong>of</strong> H.H. the Hon. Sylvia Lady Brooke, the Ranee <strong>of</strong> 

Sarawak. Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press. 1970. 


Bujang Mohamad. The cession <strong>of</strong> Sarawak to Great Britain 1946. University <strong>of</strong> 

Malaya, Singapore, 1960. 


Cammann, Schuyler. “Chinese carvings in hornbill ivory”, Sarawak Museum 

Journal. Vol. 3, 1951 : 393-399. 


Chan, Juliana Sau Yeong. Kajian biografi politik Ong Kee Hui – Pelopor Parti 

SUPP. Unpublished thesis/dissertation, Universiti Malaya, 1991/1992. 


Chang, Pat Foh. Chinese festival customs and practices in Sarawak. Kuching: 

Ministry <strong>of</strong> Social Development, 1993. 

Location: PUSTAKA/SUPP 

Chang, Pat Foh. Heroes <strong>of</strong> the Land <strong>of</strong> Hornbill. Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. 

Location: UNIMAS/PUSTAKA 

Chang, Pat Foh. The land <strong>of</strong> freedom fighters. Kuching: Ministry <strong>of</strong> Social 

Development, 1995. 


Chang, Pat Foh. “Cultural Interaction”, Sarawak Museum Journal. XL, 61, Special 

Issue 4, Pt. IV, 1989: pp. 111-133. 


Chang, Teck Shim. Masyarakat Cina di Bandar Kuching, Sarawak: 1841-1941. 

Ijazah Sarjana Muda kepujian dalam bidang sejarah, Universiti Kebangsaan 

Malaysia, 1994/95. 


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Chang, Siew Har. “Mother – tongue interference in the production <strong>of</strong> the English/I:/ 

and /1/vowel sounds among Chinese ESL speakers”, Hon in TESL CLCS, Universiti 

Malaysia Sarawak. 1997. 


Chater, W. J. The story <strong>of</strong> the street and road names in Sarawak. Kuching: Borneo 

Literature Bureau, 1964. 


Chen, Caroline Tze Yian. “Adaptation among ethnic intermarriages in Sarawak: a 

case study <strong>of</strong> Iban and Chinese couples in Kuching”, Kota Samarahan: Faculty <strong>of</strong> 

Social Science, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, 2003. 


Chew, Chui Kian. Persatuan Kesusteraan Tionghoa dan Pengaruhnya Terhadap 

Kesusteraan Tionghoa Sarawak. Unpublished thesis/dissertation, Univeriti Malaya, 

1993/1994. 


Chew, Daniel. Chinese pioneers on the Sarawak frontier, 1841-1941. Unpublished 

thesis/ dissertation, Mordoch University, 1983. 

Location: SML/SUPP 

Chia, Elizabeth Jin Lan. A study <strong>of</strong> rubber smallholdings in the Kuching District, 

Sarawak. Unpublished thesis/dissertation, University <strong>of</strong> Malaya, 1970/1971. 


Chiang, Leh Bing. A Chinese Primary School in a Bi-ethnic Bazaar: A Study <strong>of</strong> 

Education and Academic Achievement in Song Bazaar, Sarawak, Ijazah Sarjana 

Muda Antropologi dan Sosiologi, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 1994/1995. 


Chiang, Lui. “Chinese pioneers, A.D. 1900: The new Foochow settlement <strong>of</strong> 

Sarawak”, Sarawak Museum Journal. VI, 6, 1955: 536-548. 


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Chin, John Michael. The Sarawak Chinese. Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press, 

1981. 

Locotion: SUPP 

Chin, Lucas. Ceramics in the Sarawak Museum. Kuching: Sarawak Museum, 1988. 


Chin, Lucas. The Cultural Heritage <strong>of</strong> Sarawak. Kuching: Sarawak Museum. 1981. 


Chin, John Ching Shang. The Nyonya. Kuching: Borneo Literature Bureau, 1962. 


Chin, Ung - Ho. Chinese politics in Sarawak: A study <strong>of</strong> the Sarawak United 

People’s Party. Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press, 1996. 

Location: UNIMAS/SUPP 

Chu, Chi-Hung. Minority representation in the Malaysia legislature. Ph.D thesis, 

University <strong>of</strong> Kentucky, 1974. 


Cobbold, Lord. Report <strong>of</strong> the Commission <strong>of</strong> enquiry, North Borneo and Sarawak 

1962. London: [s.n.], 1962. 


Cramb, R.A & Reece, R.H.W (eds). Development in Sarawak, Monash paper on 

Southeast Asia No.17, Melbourne Centre for Southeast Asian <strong>Studies</strong>, Monash 

University, 1987. 


Customs and traditions <strong>of</strong> the people <strong>of</strong> Sarawak. Kuching: Publicity and Film 

Sub – Committee, 1988. 


Dixon, Gale. Rural settlement in Sarawak. Ph.D Thesis, University <strong>of</strong> Oregon, 

U.S.A. 1972. 

Location: SUPP/SML 

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Doernig, O.C. “Government in Sarawak under Charles Brooke”, Journal <strong>of</strong> 

Malaysian Branch <strong>of</strong> Royal Asiatic Society. 38(1): JI 1965 pp.199-243. 


Entan, Fred. Krisis Politik Sarawak 1966 dan 1986: Satu tinjauan Politik. Ijazah 

Sarjana Muda kepujian dalam Bidang Sains Politik, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 

1993. 


Evans, I.H.N. “The Dusuns and the Chinese”, Journal <strong>of</strong> Malaysia Branch <strong>of</strong> Royal 

Asiatic Society, 4(1): 1926, pp.153-155 


Fidler, R.C. Kanowit: A Bazaar Town in Borneo. Ph.D thesis, University <strong>of</strong> 

Pennoylvania, 1972. 


Fontier, D. Culture change among Chinese agriculture settlers in British North 

Borneo. Ph.D thesis, Columbia University, 1964. 


Fong, Kin Chiew. Sejarah penubuhan dan perkembangan dewan peniagaan cina 

Kuching, Universiti Kebangasaan Malaysia, 1995/96. 


Goh, Chow Ling. Ahli Majlis Bandaraya Kuching Selatan (MBKS): satu analisis 

terhadap pr<strong>of</strong>il individu yang menjadi ahli majlis (MBKS). Faculty <strong>of</strong> Social Science, 

Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, 2002. 


Hall, Maxwell. Kinabalu guerrillas: An account <strong>of</strong> the Double Tenth 1943. Kuching: 

Borneo Literature Bureau, 1968. (Third Edition) 


Hare, G.T. “The game <strong>of</strong> Chap-Ji-Ki”, Journal <strong>of</strong> Malaysian Branch <strong>of</strong> Royal Asiatic 

Society. 31: JI 1898 pp.63-71. 


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Harrisson, Tom and Carla Zainie. “Early Chinese stoneware’s excavated in Sarawak, 

1947-1967; a suggested first basic classification”, Sarawak Museum Journal. XV, 30- 

31, 1967 : 30-90. 


Heyden, H. “Marriages among the poorer classes <strong>of</strong> Chinese in Sarawak”, Sarawak 

Museum Journal. 1, 1, 1911: 136-140. 


Hipkins, James R. “The history <strong>of</strong> the settlement <strong>of</strong> Borneo”, Sarawak Museum 

Journal. XIX, 38-39, 1971: 109-153. 


Ho, Ah Chon. Sarawak historical events in 1965. Kuching: The Author, 1996 


Ho, Ah Chon. Sarawak historical events in 1996 no. 3. Kuching: The Author, 1996 


Ho, Ah Chon. Sarawak historical events in 1996. Kuching, Sarawak: A.C.Ho, 1996. 


Ho, Ah Chon. Sarawak historical events, 1946-1960. Kuching, Sarawak: A.C. Ho, 

1992. 


Ho, Ah Chon. Sarawak historical events, 1963-1972. Kuching, Sarawak: [s.n], 1973. 


Ho, Ah Chon. Sarawak historical events, 1964. Kuching,Sarawak: A.C Ho., 1996. 


Ho, Alice Yen. Old Kuching. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1998. 

Location: UNIMAS. 

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Ho, Hui Ling. Mayarakat Cina di Sibu, 1900-1963. Ijazah Serjana Muda dengan 

kepujian, Jabatan Sejarah, Fakulti Sastera dan Sains Sisial, Universiti Malaya, 

1994/1995. 


Hoebel, Robert & Yeoh, Siew Hoon. Sarawak: on the island <strong>of</strong> Borneo/Malaysia. 

Kuching: [s.n], 1996. 


Hwong, Richard Yew Yuan. Pengelibatan orang Cina dalam politik Sarawak: Satu 

kajian kes di Bandar Sibu. Unpublished thesis/dissertation, Universiti Kebangsaan 

Malaysia, 1998. 


Ineginning, K.G., “The elimination <strong>of</strong> salvery in North Borneo”, Journal <strong>of</strong> 

Malaysian Branch <strong>of</strong> Royal Asiatic Society, 26(1): JI 1953, pp. 24-36. 


Irwin,G. Nineteenth century Borneo: a study in diplomatic rivalry. Donald Moore 

Books, Singapore. 1955 


Jackson, James C. Chinese in the West Borneo Goldfields: A Study in Cultural 

Geography, University <strong>of</strong> Hull occasional papers in Geography No. 15, England: 

University <strong>of</strong> Hull Publications, 1970. 


Jonathan, James ak. RASCOM: Penubuhan dan peranannya dalam menentang 

komunis di Sarawak. Ijazah Sarjana Muda dengan kepujian dalam bidang sejarah, 

Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 1966. 


Kerk, Choo Ting. “Contributions <strong>of</strong> Chinese culture towards the Malaysian culture”, 

Sarawak Museum Journal. XL, 61, Special Issue 4, Pt. IV, 1989: 185-189. 


Khoo, Lip Kee. “The cultural activities <strong>of</strong> Chinese in Sarawak”, Sarawak Museum 

Journal. XL, 61, Special Issue 4, Pt. IV, 1989: 159-169. 


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Khoo, Kiat Seng. Time for reflection: The story <strong>of</strong> Tan Sri Datuk Willam Tan and the 

Malaysia Red Crescent Society Sarawak Branch. Kuching: Malaysia Red Crescent 

Society Sarawak Branch, 1992. 


Kiu Mee Kok. The diffusion <strong>of</strong> Foochow settlement in Sibu-Binatang area central 

Sarawak, 1901-1970. M.A thesis, University <strong>of</strong> Hawaii, 1970. 

Location: SML/SUPP 

Lam, Chee Kheung. The Population <strong>of</strong> Sarawak. 2 volumes. Ph.D thesis, Australian 

National University, 1983. 


Lam, Chee Kheung. “Chinese social structure”, Sarawak Museum Journal. XL, 61, 

Special Issue 4, Pt. IV, 1989: 141-152. 


Law, C.P. “Chinese temples in Kuching – II”, Sarawak Museum Journal. Ix, 13-14, 

1959: 47-48. 


Leach, E.R. Social Science research in Sarawak. A report on the possibilities <strong>of</strong> a 

social economic survey <strong>of</strong> Sarawak, presented to the Colonial Social Science 

Research Council, London, March 1948- July 1949. 


Lee, Edwin. The Towkeys <strong>of</strong> Sabah: Chinese leadership and indigenous Chinese in 

the last phase <strong>of</strong> British rule. Singapore University Press, 1976. 

Location: SUPP 

Lee, Meng Choo, Penilaian terhadap projek ‘insect pro<strong>of</strong> netting system’ di dearah 

Siburan, Sarawak satu pendekatan dari segi perbandingan, Fakulti Sains Sosial, 

Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, 1997. 


Lee, Siow Mong. “Chinese customs and festivals”, Sarawak Museum Journal. XL, 

61, Special Issue 4, Pt. IV, 1989: 153-158. 


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Lee, Siow Mong. “The Hakkas”, Journal <strong>of</strong> Malaysian Branch <strong>of</strong> Royal Asiatic 

Society. il bibliog. 53(1); Je 1980 pp.107-110. 


Lee,Yong Leng. “Population changes in Sabah, 1960-70”, Journal <strong>of</strong> Malaysian 

Branch <strong>of</strong> Royal Asiatic Society. il bibliog. MB 51(1): Je 1978 pp.63-76. 


Lee, Yong Leng. “The Chinese in Sarawak and Brunei”, Sarawak Museum Journal. 

XI, 23-24, 1964 : 516-532. 


Lee, Yong Leng. Population and Settlement in Sarawak. Singapore: Asia Pacific 

Press, 1970. 


Lee, Yong Leng. Penduduk dan petempatan di Sarawak. Kuala Lumpur: DBP, 1981. 


Lee, Yong Leng. Sabah: Satu kajian geografi petempatan. Kuala Lumpur: Dewan 

Bahasa Pustaka, 1982. 


Leigh, Michael. The Chinese Community <strong>of</strong> Sarawak: A study <strong>of</strong> Communal relations. 

Singapore: Malaysia Publishing House for Department <strong>of</strong> History, University. <strong>of</strong> 

Singapore, 1964. 

Location: PUSTAKA/SUPP 

Leigh, Michael. The development <strong>of</strong> political organization and leadership in 

Sarawak, East Malaysia,- Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA: University Micr<strong>of</strong>ilms 

International, 1971. 

Location: SUPP/PUSTAKA 

Leigh, Michael. The rising moon: Political change in Sarawak. Sydney: Sydney 

University Press, 1974. 

Location: UNIMAS/PUSTAKA/SUPP 

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Leigh, Michael. “The Spread <strong>of</strong> Foochow Commercial Power before the New 

Economic Policy”, in R.A. Cramb and R.H.W. Reece (eds), Development in Sarawak, 

Monash papers on Southeast Asian <strong>Studies</strong>, Monash University, 1987, pp. 179-190. 


Lim, Patricia Pui Huen. Newspapers published in the Malaysian area, with a union 

list <strong>of</strong> local holdings. Singapore: Institute <strong>of</strong> Southeast Asian <strong>Studies</strong>, 1970. 


Lim, Patricia Pui Huen. Southerwood, Marion & Hui, Katherine. Singapore, 

Malaysian and Brunei Newspapers: an international union list. Rev. and 

enl.ed..Singapore: Institute <strong>of</strong> Southeast Asian <strong>Studies</strong>, 1992. 


Lim Phay Ing. Kegiatan ekonomi masyarakat cina di bahagian pertama, Sarawak 

semasa pemerintahan kolonial British, 1946-1963, Ijazah Sarjana Muda kepujian 

dalam bidang sejarah, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 1994/95. 


Lo, Joan. Glimpses from Sarawak’s past. Kuching: AGAS, 1986. 


Lo, Hsiang Lin. “A Chinese presidential system in Kalimantan”, Sarawak Museum 

Journal. IX, 15-16, 1960: 670-674. 


Lo, Suan Hian. Riview: “The Chinese in Southeast Asian” by Victor Purcell. 

Sarawak Museum Journal. VI, 4, 1954: 185. 


Lockard, Craig. “The 1857 Chinese Rebellion in Sarawak: A Reappraisal”, Journal <strong>of</strong> 

Southeast Asian <strong>Studies</strong>, September, 2:2, September 1970, pp.95-217. 


Lockard, Craig. “Voluntary Associations and Chinese Society in Sarawak, 1870- 

1941”, Journal <strong>of</strong> Southeast Society, 32: 1977 pp.1-29. 


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Lockard, Craig. “Leadership and Power within the Chinese Community <strong>of</strong> Sarawak: 

Historical Survey”, Journal <strong>of</strong> Southeast Asia <strong>Studies</strong>, II: 2, September, 1971. 


Lockard, Craig. “The government <strong>of</strong> Rajah Charles Brooke and the development <strong>of</strong> 

the Chinese Community in Sarawak, 1870-1889: with a survey <strong>of</strong> their history from 

earliest times, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1965. 


Lockard, Craig A. “Charles Brooke and the foundations <strong>of</strong> the modern Chinese 

community in Sarawak, 1863-1917”, Sarawak Museum Journal. XIX, 38-39, 1971: 

77-108. 


Lockard, Graig. A Chinese immigration in Sarawak 1868-1917. M.A thesis, 

University <strong>of</strong> Hawaii, 1967. 


Lockard, Graig A. The Southeast Asian Town in Historical Perspective: A social 

History <strong>of</strong> Kuching, Malaysia 1820-1970. 2 volumes. Ph.D thesis, University <strong>of</strong> 

Wixconxim, 1973. 


Loh, Francis Kok Wah (ed). Sabah and Sarawak: The politics <strong>of</strong> development and 

federalism. Penang, Universiti Sains Malaysia, 1997. 


Lu, Ting Kiong. Faktor pembiayaan yang mempengaruhi pembelian rumah kos 

rendah di Bandar Sibu, kajian kes terhadap perumahan kos rendah di Bandar baru 

Sibu Jaya. 


Mackie, J.A.C. Konfrantasi: The Indonesia-Malaysia dispute 1963-1966. Kuala 

Lumpur: Oxford University Press, 1974. 


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Medway, Gathorne Gathorne-Hardy, Lord. “The antiquity <strong>of</strong> domesticated pigs in 

Sarawak”, Journal <strong>of</strong> Malaysian Branch <strong>of</strong> Royal Asiatic Society. Conigenda 

47(1): Je 1974 pp. 112. 


Milne, R.S. (Robert Stephen), & Ratnam, K.J. Malaysia—New state in a new nation 

political development <strong>of</strong> Sarawak and Sabah in Malaysia. London: Frank Cass, 1974. 


Mohamad Aris Othman. Ethnic identity in a community in Malaysia. Unpublished 

thesis/dissertation, University <strong>of</strong> Illinois, 1977. 


Muller, Heidi. Culture shock. Borneo. Singapore: Times Books International, 1988. 


Mulliner, K and J.A. Lent (eds). Brunei and Malaysia <strong>Studies</strong>: Present knowledge 

and research trends on Brunei and on Malaysia anthropology, mass communication 

and woman’s studies. <strong>Studies</strong> in Third World Societies, Publication Number Fifty- 

Four. Williamberg, VA: Department <strong>of</strong> Anthropology, College <strong>of</strong> William and Mary, 

1994. 


Nathan, J.E.N. “The census report <strong>of</strong> British North Borneo”, Journal <strong>of</strong> Malaysian 

Branch <strong>of</strong> Royal Asiatic Society, 1(2); 1923, pp 385-386. 


Niew, Shong Tong. “The essence <strong>of</strong> Chinese culture and its influence on Sarawak 

Chinese”, Sarawak Museum Journal. XL, 61, Special Issue 4, PT. IV, 1989: 135- 

139. 


Norshiah Abg. Chee. Pegerakan komunis di Sarawak. Unpublished 

thesis/dissertation, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 1987. 


Ong, Boon Lim. Ong Tiang Swee <strong>of</strong> Sarawak. Kuching: Malaysia Historical Society 

(Sarawak Branch), 1990. 


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Ong, Kee Hui. Footprints in Sarawak: memoirs <strong>of</strong> Tan Sri Datuk (Dr) Ong Kee Hui, 

1914 to 1963. Sarawak. Research and Resource Centre, SUPP HQ. 1998. 


Ong, Kee Hui, Tan Sri Datuk Amar (Dr). Footsteps in Malaysia: political 

development <strong>of</strong> Sarawak since 1963, Kuching: Research and Resource Centre, SUPP 

HQ, 2002 


Ong, Phang Liang. Komuniti Buddhis Cina Kuching. Unpublished thesis/dissertation, 

Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, 1968-1997. 


Ong, Zen Kai. Causal attributions in academic achievement: A comparation based on 

ethnicity and gender. Universiti Malaysia Sarawak. 


Ongkili, James P. The Borneo response to Malaysia 1961-1963. Singapore: Donald 

Moore Press, 1967. 


Ooi, Keat Gin. Education in Sarawak: an historical survey, 1941-1963. Unpublished 

thesis/dissertation, University <strong>of</strong> Singapore, 1990. 


Ooi, Keat Gin. Of free trade and native Interests: The Brookes and the economic 

development <strong>of</strong> Sarawak, 1841-1941. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1997. 


Ooi, Keat Gin, 1959-(Ed.) Japanese Empire in the tropics: Selected document and 

reports <strong>of</strong> the Japanese period in Sarawak, Northwest Borneo, 1941-1945, Athens, 

Ohio: Ohio University Center for International <strong>Studies</strong>, 1998. 


Padoch, Christine. Borneo in transition: people, forests, conservation and 

development. Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press, 1996. 


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Payne, Robert, 1911-1983. The white rajahs <strong>of</strong> Sarawak. Singapore: Oxford 

University Press, 1986. 


Peter, Stanley Stewart ak. Operasi Sri Aman. Unpublished thesis/ dissertation. 

Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 1994/1995. 


Peterson, Robert L. Storm over Borneo. London. Overseas Missionary Fellowship, 

1968. 


Phang, David Bung Phin. Pembangunan industri pemprosesan sarang burung 

terhadap sosio ekonomi penduduk di negeri Sarawak. Satu kajian kes di kampung 

Siburan, Bahagian Kuching, Sarawak. Ijazah Sarjana Muda ekonomi dan dasar 

awam, Fakulti Ekonomi, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Bangi, 2002/2003. 


Pollard, Elizabeth. Kuching past and present. Kuching: Borneo Literature Bureau, 

1972. 


Porritt, Vernon Leslie. The dynamics <strong>of</strong> the politics <strong>of</strong> enforced resettlement in 

Sarawak in 1965. Unpublished thesis/dissertation, Murdoch University, 1991. 


Porritt, Vernon L. British colonial rule in Sarawak, 1946-1963. Kuala Lumpur: 

Oxford University Press, 1997. 


Porritt, Vernon L. Operation Hammer: Enforced resettlement in Sarawak in 1965. 

Kuching. 


Porter, A.F. The development <strong>of</strong> land administration in Sarawak from the rule <strong>of</strong> 

Rajah James Brooke to the present time (1841-1965). Sarawak: Kuching Land and 

Survey Department, 1967. 


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Pulleyblank, E.C. “Chinese history and world history”, Sarawak Museum Journal. 

VII, 7, 1956: 1-21. 


Purcell, Victor. “The Chinese <strong>of</strong> Southeast Asia” (a review by Lo Suan Hian). 

Sarawak Museum Journal. VI, 4, 1954: 185. 


Reece, Bob. Masa Jepun: Sarawak under the Japanese, 1941-1945. Kuching: 

Sarawak Literary Society, 1998. 


Reece, Bob. “Two accounts <strong>of</strong> the Chinese Rebellion”, Sarawak Museum Journal. 

XLIII, 64, 1992: 265-290. 


Reece, Bob. The Cession <strong>of</strong> Sarawak to the British Crown in 1946. Unpublished 

thesis/dissertation, National University, 1977. 


Ritchie, James. Change challenges: Sarawak 1963-1998. Sibu: Sanyan, 1999. 


R<strong>of</strong>f, Margaret Clark. The politics <strong>of</strong> belonging: Political change in Sabah and 

Sarawak. Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press, 1974. 


Runciman, Steven. The white Rajah: a History <strong>of</strong> Sarawak from 1841 to 1946. 

Cambridge: University Press, 1960. 


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SARAWAK GAZETTES 

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100. 

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“Bintulu District Annual Report, 1967 – Chinese Affair”, Sarawak Gazettes 

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Braddell, Roland. “Po’-li in Borneo”, Sarawak Gazettes (December 31, 1968) pp. 

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“Broadcast message by his Excellency the Governor, on the occasion <strong>of</strong> Chinese New 

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1889) p. 18. 

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C.H “Chinese servant’s signs”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.356 (September 2, 1895) p. 

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Chandler, Stanley. “Sarawak- A Growing Market”, Sarawak Gazettes, (February 28, 

1966) pp. 53-54. 

Chang Pat Foh. “Taupekong Temple, Tebedu”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.1488 (July, 

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1986) pp. 34-44. 

Chang, Pat Foh. “Chinese marriage”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.1507 (April, 1989) pp. 

15-22. 

Chang, Pat Foh. “Chinese language Interaction in Sarawak”, Sarawak Gazettes, 

No.1508 (July, 1989) pp. 18-20. 

Chang, Pat Foh “Feng Shui – Principles <strong>of</strong> Chinese Natural Science”, Sarawak 

Gazettes, No.1510 (December, 1989) pp. 34-39. 

Chang, Pat Foh “Birth: Chinese myths and Beliefs”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.1514 

(December, 1990) pp. 54-55. 

Chang, Pat Foh. “Chinese Customary Funeral”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.1512 (July, 

1990) pp. 31-36. 

Chang, Pat Foh. “Chinese Birthday Celebrations as practiced in Sarawak”, Sarawak 

Gazettes, No.1517 (September, 1991) pp. 41-43. 

Chang, Pat Foh. “Chinese Sinseh and Herbal Medicine”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.1518 

(December, 1991) pp. 30-36. 

Chang, Pat Foh. “Observations on Dream (A Chinese view – point”, Sarawak 

Gazettes, No. 1519 (April, 1992) pp. 36-38. 

Chang, Pat Foh. “Chopstick”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.1520 (July, 1992) pp. 32-35. 

Chang, Pat Foh. “A Twitch in the Eye – A sign <strong>of</strong> Omen”, Sarawak Gazettes, 

No.1522 (December,1992) p. 41. 

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Chang, Pat Foh. “Chap Ngo Meh (Lantern Festival)”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.1524 

(June, 1993) pp. 38-42. 

Chang, Pat Foh. “Liu Shanbang (Liew Shan Pang): The Hero who refused to be ruled 

by the white Rajah”, Sarawak Gazettes No.1527 (April, 1994) pp. 11-14. 

Chang, Pat Foh. “Dragon Boat festival (Duan Wu Jie)”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.1528 

(June, 1994) pp. 32-34. 

Chang, Pat Foh. “The Racial Relationship and Influence <strong>of</strong> Chinese Hakka in 

Sarawak, Malaysia”, Sarawak Gazettes, Newsletter <strong>of</strong> the Southeast Asian <strong>Studies</strong> 

No. 6, p.19. 

“Change <strong>of</strong> Chinese Calendar”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.618 (November 16, 1912) p. 

27: No. 620 (January 16, 1913) p.19. 

“Charity among the Chinese”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.36 (March 2, 1872) n.p. by 

“Universality”. 

“A Chinese funeral procession”, Sarawak Gazettes, April 30, 1968, pp. 80-81. 

“A Chinese Temple in Kuching – Tua Pek Kong Keng”, Sarawak Gazettes, March 

31, 1980. p. 55. 

“Chinese”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 382 (November 1, 1897) pp. 178-180. 

“Chinese affairs”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 954 (March 1, 1933) p.36. This refer to 

Immigration. 

“Chinese and Chinese customs: Cheng Beng festival”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1165 

(March 31, 1965) pp. 56-57, by “W.H.F”. 

“Chinese art exhibition in Kuching”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.1047 (December 2, 1940) 

p. 322. 

“Chinese celebrations in Sibu”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 756 (November 1, 1918) pp. 

281-282. 

“Chinese Child Slivery”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.815 (August 1, 1921) p. 156. See also 

No. 816 (September 1, 1921) pp. 170-179. 

“Chinese clerks”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 333 (October 2, 1893) pp. 153-154. 

“The Chinese control <strong>of</strong> the Malaya fishing industry”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 279 

(April 1, 1889) pp. 47-48. 

“A Chinese Court”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 582 (June 16, 1911) pp. 108-109. 

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“The Chinese Court”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 606 (June 17, 1912) p. 128: No. 630 

(June 16, 1913) p. 126; No. 655 (July 1,1914) p. 149; No. 700 (July 1, 1916) p. 135; 

No. 724 (July 2, 1917) p. 162. See also No. 826 (July 1, 1922) p. 169. 

“Chinese Education”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 13 (March 13, 1871) n.p. See also letter 

to the editor from “Eastern”, Ibid; n.p. 

“Chinese Education Council”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1181 (July 31, 1956) p. 172. 

“Chinese education in Sarawak”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 820 (January 3, 1922) p. 20. 

“Chinese entertainment”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 750 (August 1, 1918) p. 195. 

“The Chinese feast <strong>of</strong> Sambayang antu”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 332 (September 1, 

1893) p. 143. See also No. 344 (September 1, 1894) p. 145. 

“The Chinese feast <strong>of</strong> dead”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 101 (May 1, 1875) n.p. 

“The Chinese free school”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 610 (August 16, 1912) pp. 187- 

188. See also No. 611 (September 2, 1912) p. 200. 

“Chinese from ‘Rioh’ and Johore Scout Sarawak’s immigration possibilities”, 

Sarawak Gazettes, No. 41 (May 17, 1872) n.p 

“Chinese gamble: and pepper planters – proclamation”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.115 

(January 3, 1876)n.p. See also leading article No. 118 (April 22,1876) n.p; No. 119 

(May 20, 1876) p. 3; No. 122 (August 15, 1876) p.1 

“The Chinese Girl’s school”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 612 (September 16,1912) p. 211. 

“Chinese grave – yards”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 325 (February 1, 1893) p. 20. 

“The Chinese (Hokkien) Chingay and boat procession”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 511 

(July 1, 1908) pp. 164-165. See also Ibid; pp. 167-168: No. 512 (July 16, 1908) p. 

181; No. 513 (August 1, 1908) p. 199. 

“The Chinese (Hokkien) Chingay and boat procession”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.510 

(June 16, 1908) p. 155; No. 753 (September 16, 1918) p. 242 

“Chinese immigration”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 91 (December 1, 1874) n.p. See also 

No. 188 (June 1, 1882) p. 39; No. 264 (January 2, 1888) p.6; No. 269 (June 1, 1888) 

p. 72. 

“The Chinese in Sarawak”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 147 (November 13, 1878) pp. 70- 

71. 

“The Chinese in Sarawak”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1191 (May 31, 1975) pp. 101- 

102. This refers to remark made by Hugh Gibbs at a press Conference. 

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“The Chinese Institute”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 495 (April 4, 1907) p.80. 

“Chinese Institute: Khee Meng Sia”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 53 (October 16, 1913) p. 

236. 

“Chinese lantern procession”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.866 (November 2, 1925) p. 281. 

“Chinese letters and the Singapore post <strong>of</strong>fice”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 53 (November 

30, 1872) n.p. 

“Chinese marriage”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.628 (May 16, 1913) p. 103. 

“Chinese marriage law”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 853 (October 1, 1924) pp. 313-314. 

“Chinese marriage: The question <strong>of</strong> legality”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.876 

(September 1, 1926) p.224. Reprinted from the Straits Echo. 

“The Chinese New Year”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 278 (March 1, 1889) pp.33-34. 

“Chinese New Year”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.882 (March 1, 1927) pp 57-58 by ‘A 

would – be Celestial”, No. 906 (March 1, 1929) p. 39; No. 1067 (February 1, 1947) 

pp. 21- 23; No. 1176 (February 29, 1956) pp. 33-34. 

“Chinese New Year and the incidence <strong>of</strong> burglary”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 56 

(January 20, 1873) n.p. 

“Chinese New Year in Kuching”, Sarawak Gazettes, No, 834 (March 1, 1923) p.73. 

“The Chinese New Year’s Day Festival, Kuching”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.12 

(February 28, 1871) n.p 

“The Chinese Opium advisory committee”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 862 (July 1, 1925) 

p. 156. 

“Chinese Press”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 636 (September 16, 1913) p.212. 

“The Chinese protectorate in Singapore and the government <strong>of</strong> Sarawak”, Sarawak 

Gazettes, No. 276 (January 1, 1889) pp.4-6. 

“The Chinese rebellion”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 906 (March 1, 1929) p.40. 

“Chinese Recreation Club”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 920 (May 1, 1930) p. 123. 

“Chinese school at Marup under Reverend W. Crossland”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 4, 

(October 15, 1870) n.p. For other news <strong>of</strong> Marup see also No. 3 (September 29, 1870) 

n.p. 

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“Chinese Secret Societies”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.(April 22, 1876) n.p; No. 284 

(September 2, 1889) pp. 119-120. 

“A Chinese secret society”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 283 (August 1, 1889) pp.109-110; 

111-112. See also “Supreme Council”, Ibid., p.108. 

“Chinese secret society”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 286 (July 2, 1906) pp. 164-167. 

“The Chinese Sambayang”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 271 (August 1, 1888) p. 98. 

“Chinese Servants discard the queue”, Sarawak Gazettes No. 572 (January 16, 1911) 

p. 9. 

“Chinese Servants: life in Sarawak”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1007 (August 2, 1937) 

p.164. Extracted from the Birmingham Post (June 22, 1937). 

“Chinese Superstition: blood flowing from the corpse’s nose”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 

1077 (December 1, 1947) p. 224. 

“The Chinese temple at Muara Tebas”, Sarawak Gazettes, No.1182 (August 31, 

1956) p.203. 

“Chinese welcome to the Rajah Muda and Ranee Muda”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 606 

(June 17, 1912) pp. 127-128. 

“Chinese and Malays fishing grounds. Boundary settlement”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 

78 (May 16, 1874) pp.1-2. 

“Chinese secret society”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 283 (August 1, 1889) p. 108. 

“Chinese secret society”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 285 (October 1, 1889) pp. 136-137. 

“Chinese Cemeteries”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 325 (February 1, 1893) p. 20. 

“Chinese theaters and processions”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 387 (April 1, 1898) p. 

73. 

“Chinese and Kling squatters, Kuching, monthly rental”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 48 

(September 2, 1872) n.p 

“Chinese immigrants in the Rejang, terms <strong>of</strong> government support”. Sarawak 

Gazettes, No. 170 (November 29, 1880) p. 59. 

“Chinese slavery in Sarawak”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 190 (August 1, 1882) p. 58 

“Chinese Coolies on pepper and gambier estates, regulations repeals order <strong>of</strong> August 

20, 1897”. Sarawak Gazettes, No. 382 (December 1, 1897) p. 181. Reprinted in No. 

383 (December 1, 1897) p. 196 and No. 384 (January 3, 1898) pp. 3-4. 

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“Chinese theaters and processions, regulations”, Sarawak Gazettes, See also 

“Supreme Council”, No. 388 (May 2, 1898) pp. 92 and No. 389(June 1, 1898) p. 119. 

No. 389 (June 1, 1898) p. 117-118. Reprinted in No. 390 (July 1, 1898) p. 134-135 

and No. 391 (August 1, 1898) p. 153. 

“The Chingey procession”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 902 (November 1,1928) p.231. 

Coates, Austin F.H. “Chinese New Year in Hong Kong: a broadcast by Austin 

Coates, given on Radio Sarawak on Chinese New Year’s Day, 1958”, Sarawak 

Gazettes, No. 1202 (March 31, 1958) pp. 28-29. 

Coates, Austin F.H. “Letters to a Chinese student”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1195 

(September 30, 1957) pp. 186-189; No. 1196 (October 31, 1957) pp.208-212. 

“Code <strong>of</strong> rules for the regulation <strong>of</strong> Chinese theaters and processions”, Sarawak 

Gazettes, No. 389 (June 1, 1898) p. 119. 

“Collection <strong>of</strong> certain taxes from the Chinese transferred to the Public Work 

Department”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 468 (January 4, 1905) p. 2. Reprinted in No. 

469 (February 1, 1905) p. 22; No. 470 (March 2, 1905) p. 43 and No. 471 (April 1, 

1905) p. 74. 

“Controlling the quality <strong>of</strong> Gambier”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 397 (February 1898) 

pp. 25-26. 

“Concessions granted to Chinese for the purpose <strong>of</strong> making gambier and pepper 

gardens”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 43 (June 13, 1872) n.p. Reprinted in No. 76 

(April 1, 1874) n.p. 

“Coolie immigration agreement, abuses”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 188 (June 1, 1882) 

p. 39. 

“The Coolie question”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 274 (November 1, 1888) pp. 133-135. 

See also No. 277 ( February 1, 1889) p.21. 

“Coolie Wages”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 238 (November 2, 1885) pp.103-105. 

“A Cooly’s Confession”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 755 (October 16, 1918) p. 269. 

“The Coronation through Chinese Eyes”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1144 (June 30, 

1953) pp. 106-123. 

“Course for Chinese school teacher”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1192 (June 30, 1957) p. 

132. 

“A Day in a rickshaw - puller’s life”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 962 (October 1, 1933) 

pp. 142-143. 

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“Duties <strong>of</strong> the Chinese Kangchews”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 489 (October 3, 1906) p. 

235. 

Eaton. P. “A history <strong>of</strong> the Bau District”, Sarawak Gazettes, (May 31, 1967) pp. 126- 

128. 

Edwards Leonard. “A History <strong>of</strong> the Lawas District –I”, Sarawak Gazettes, (March 

31, 1969) pp. 50-59. 

Eu How Chi. “Some Observations on Chinese marriage, Family and Changes”, 

Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1534 (December, 1995) pp.22-24. 

“The Establishment <strong>of</strong> A Chinese Court <strong>of</strong> Sarawak”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 582 

(July 16, 1911) pp. 111-112. 

“Excerpts from the annual report, 1952, <strong>of</strong> the Secretariat for Chinese Affairs”, 

Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1141 (March 31, 1953) pp. 51-53. 

“Extradition to Pontianak <strong>of</strong> a leader <strong>of</strong> the 1884 Chinese rebellion at Mandor”, 

Sarawak Gazettes, No. 285 (October 1, 1889) pp. 136-137. 

“Face”, Sarawak Gazettes, (May 31 st 1968) pp. 99-100. 

“A Farewell speech”, This refers to Dr. Su Chin Nang <strong>of</strong> Sibu, Sarawak Gazettes, 

No. 979 (April 1, 1935) pp. 57-58. 

“First days <strong>of</strong> Chinese New Year to be a legal holiday”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 241 

(February 1, 1886) p.19. 

“Firing <strong>of</strong> Chinese bombs, Kuching, prohibited”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 420 (January 

2, 1901) p.4. Reprinted in No. 421 (February 1, 1901) p.22 and 422 (March 1, 1901) 

p.44. 

“A Foochow occasion: anniversary celebration in Sibu”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 979 

(April 1, 1935) p. 58. 

“Foochow resettlement in the Lawas area”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1196 (October 31, 

1957) p. 206. 

Foochow Association, Sibu. The Fiftieth Anniversary <strong>of</strong> the Foochow Settlement in 

Sibu, 1901-1950, Hong Kong: Chiao Kuong Press, 1951. 

Foochow Association, Sibu. The Sixtieth Anniversary <strong>of</strong> the Foochow Settlement in 

Sibu, 1901-1950, Hong Kong: Chiao Kuong Press, 1961. 

“Foochow immigration”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 421 (February 1, 1901) pp. 19-20. 

Reprinted in No. 1115 (February 10, 1951) p. 29. 

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“From the Sarawak Gazette 100 Year Ago”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1490 (December, 

1984) p. 29. 

“Gambir and pepper planting and Chinese immigration”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 76 

(April 1, 1874) n.p. 

“Gambir, pepper and Chinese immigration”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 114 (December 

4, 1875) n.p. 

“The Game’s the thing”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1104 (March 7, 1950) pp. 53-54. 

“Glossary <strong>of</strong> local terms in Chinese”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1146 (August 31, 1953) 

p. 149. 

Goldman,Richard H. “The Beginings <strong>of</strong> Commercial Development in the Baram and 

Marudi following the cession <strong>of</strong> 1882”, Sarawak Gazettes (March 31, 1968) pp. 54- 

64. 

“Government land, Kuching, reserved for Malays and Chinese”, Sarawak Gazettes, 

No. 40 (March 2, 1900) pp. 44-45. Reprinted in No. 411 (April 2, 1900) p. 62; No. 

412 (May 1, 1900) p. 80 and No. 1104 (March 7, 1950) p. 64. 

“Hailam woman in Malaya, interesting tribe movement in progress”, Sarawak 

Gazettes, No. 843 (December 3, 1923) p. 371. 

“Hakka immigration”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 437 (June 2, 1902) p. 117. 

“The Hakkas”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 392 (September 1, 1898) p. 179. 

“Hari Raya Puasa and Chinese New Year”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 930 (March 2, 

1931) p. 54. The text is in English and Jawi. 

“Help Bumiputera to help Themselves, Chinese Businessmen urged”, Sarawak 

Gazettes (June 30, 1979) p. 97. 

“His Excellency the Governor’s speech on the occasion <strong>of</strong> Chinese New Year”, 

Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1188 (February 28, 1957) pp.25-26. 

“The Hock Siew Kok Associotion”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 718 (April 2, 1917) p. 

85. 

“The Hokkien Chinese Free School”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 621 (February 1, 1913) 

pp. 28-29. 

“The Hokkien Chinese Free School”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 629 (June 2, 1913) p. 

115. 

“The Hong Kong Steamer”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 426 (July 1, 1901) p. 131. 

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Hoover, James Matthews, “Cultivation <strong>of</strong> rice in the Rajang”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 

770 (June 2, 1919) p. 140. 

“Hoover, James Matthews - obituary”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 987 (March 1, 1935) 

pp.31-32. 

Hwang, Peter. “Who are destroying Chinese culture? ”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1271 

(January 31, 1964) pp.2-3. This is an “address” given at the opening <strong>of</strong> the Chung 

Hua School, 54 th mile, Simanggang road, January 5, 1964. 

Hwang, James P. “The Chinese in Sarawak”, Sarawak Gazettes, The China Critics, 

XXIX: 619, Shanghai, 1940. 

“Illicit pepper sales by Chinese farmers”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 491 (December 4, 

1906) p 275. 

“Immigration”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 289 (February 1, 1809) p. 13. See also No. 

290 (March 1, 1890) p.30. 

“Immigration <strong>of</strong> unskilled laborers”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1195 (September 30, 

1957) p. 184. 

“The Importation <strong>of</strong> diseased paupers”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 282 (July1, 1889) pp. 

98-99. Reprinted from the Strait Times (June 5, 1889) 

Ing Ling Sui. “A Brief history <strong>of</strong> the Foochow colony at Sibu”, Sarawak Gazettes, 

centenary Number (October 20, 1941) pp.xxi-xxii. 

Jee, Eng Fui and Ong Kee Hui. “Same notes on the ‘Wang-Kang’ procession: origin 

on the ceremony in Sarawak”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1003 (April 1, 1973) pp.83-84. 

Kao, Lun-Wei. “Dragon boats”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1130 (May 31, 1952) p.87. 

“Kapit Districk Annual Report, 1976 - Chinese Affair”, Sarawak Gazettes, February 

28, 1977. p. 25. 

“Kelaka District Annual Report, 1967 - Chinese Affair”, Sarawak Gazettes, 

September 30, 1968. p. 212. 

Kho, Paul. “The Chinese fishing industry”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1285 

(March 31, 1965) p. 87. Reprinted from the Sarawak Tribune 

Kong, Y.L. “Adventure in darkness”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1189 (March 31, 1957) 

pp. 67-68. This refers to overseas Chinese Student in China. 

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Ko, Joseph Tee Hock. “Chinese Dialect Groups in Sarawak: Composition and 

Growth between 1947 and 1983”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1498 (December, 1986). P. 

8-15. 

Kong,Y.L. “Our Patriotism and loyalty”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1198 (December 31, 

1957) pp.257-259. 

“Kuching Chinese general Chamber <strong>of</strong> Commerce, thirtieth anniversary”, Sarawak 

Gazettes, No. 1200 (February 23, 1958) p. 14. 

“Kuching District Annual Report, 1970 - Chinese Affair”, Sarawak Gazettes (June 30 

1971) p. 92. 

“Lantern procession”, Sarawak Gazettes, Centenary Number (October 20, 1941) 

p.xxiii. 

“The Late Mr. Liew Kong”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 878 (November 1, 1926) p. 283. 

Law, S.K. “Chinese festival”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1194 (August 31, 1957) pp. 

173-176. 

Le Gros Clark. C.D. “Secretary for Chinese affairs, report for June 1932”, Sarawak 

Gazettes, No. 947 (August 1, 1932) p.142. 

For similar reports by this author see table below: 

Month Source 

July, 1932 No. 948 (September 1, 1932) p. 158. 

October, 1932 No. 951 (December 1, 1932) p. 205. 

November, 1932 No. 952 (January 3, 1933) p. 8. 

December, 1932 No. 953 (February 1, 1933) p. 23. 

March, 1933 No. 956 (May 1, 1933) p.66. 

April, 1933 No. 957 (June 1, 1933) p. 78. 

May, 1933 No. 958 (July 1, 1933) pp. 91-92. 

August 1933 No. 961 (October 2, 1933) p. 133. 


“Limbang District Annual Report, 1966 - Chinese Affair”, Sarawak Gazettes, 

(November 30, 1967) p. 303. 

Lo, Suan Hian. “Chinese education in Sarawak”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1211 

(January 31, 1959) p. 19. 

Lo, Suan Hian. “The Chinese New Year”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1223 (January 31, 

1960) pp. 2-4. 

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Lo Suan Hian. “A matter <strong>of</strong> names”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1213 (March 31, 1959) 

p. 54. This refers to Chinese names. 

Lo, Suan Hian. “Notes and comments”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1213 (August 31, 

1959) p. 180. This refers to motorized hawkers in Kuching and the growing 

popularity <strong>of</strong> corrugated metal ro<strong>of</strong>s. 

Lo, Suan Hian. “Problems <strong>of</strong> parenthood”, Sarawak Gazettes No. 1215 (May 31, 

1959) pp. 84-95. This refers to Chinese education. 

Lo, Yik Fong. “Pakua (Octagram) and Laupan”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1493 

(October, 1985) p. 31. 

Lo, Yik Fong. “Geomancy (Feng - Shui) in relation to mankind”, Sarawak Gazettes 

No. 1494 (December, 1985) pp. 34-37. 

“Lubuk Antu District Annual Report, 1965 - Chinese Affair”, Sarawak Gazettes, 

(December 31, 1966) p. 387. 

“The Rabbit”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1259 (January 31, 1963) p. 7. This refers to 

Chinese New Year. This is a “talk” broadcast over Radio Sarawak (January 21, 

1963). 

Magazine Commemorating the Fiftieth Anniversary <strong>of</strong> the Establishment <strong>of</strong> Foochow 

settlement in Sibu, (1901-1950), 1951. 

“This Mandarin dialect”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 727 (August 16, 1917) pp. 204-205. 

by “Chen”. 

“Malaya V. Chinese”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 137 (December 8, 1877) pp.84-86. 

See also No. 138 (January 22, 1878) pp. 3-5. 

“Marriage in Chinese society”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 601 (April 2, 1912) p. 75. 

“A matter <strong>of</strong> names”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1221 (November 30, 1959) pp. 272-273, 

by Orangutan”. This refers to the term, division and the naming <strong>of</strong> Chinese school. 

May, John William “Echoes <strong>of</strong> the past”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 974 (November 1, 

1934) p. 116. This letter dated April 29, 1869, treats with a Chinese secret Society 

and an encounter with pirates <strong>of</strong>f Bintulu. 

“A Modern Foochow Wedding”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1260 (February 28, 1963) 

pp. 30-31. 

“Min Teck School”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1015 (April 1, 1938) p. 59. 

“The Min Teck School, Kuching”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 934 (July 1, 1931) p.139. 

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“The Ming Chung Free Night School”, Sarawak Gazettes, No, 1029 (June 1, 1939) p. 

87. 

“Mr. Kong Yu Siung, Silver jubilee”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1165 (March 31, 1955) 

p. 51. 

“Mukah Foochow Association”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1179 (May 31, 1966) p. 

111. 

“Naturalization”. Sarawak Gazettes, No. 413 (June 1, 1900) pp. 110-111. Reprinted 

in No. 1107 (June 7, 1950) pp. 163. 

“New Chinese Council in Kuching”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1099 (October 7, 1939) 

p. 251. This refers to Dr. Lu Hwai Chun. 

“The New Chinese joss - house, Kuching”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 41 (May 17, 1872) 

n.p. 

“New Chinese School opened in Kuching”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 7 (December 1, 

1870) n.p. 

“New Settlers, Sibu”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 423 (April 1, 1901) p. 73. Reprinted in 

No. 1117 (April 12, 1951) p. 81. 

“1959 Chinese New Year message from his Excellency to Governor”, Sarawak 

Gazettes, No. 1212 (February 28, 1959) pp. 35-36. 

“Ninety years ago: from the Sarawak Gazette: the Chinese feast <strong>of</strong> the dead”, 

Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1287 (May 31, 1966) pp. 156- 157. Reprinted from the 

Sarawak Gazette (May 1, 1875). 

“Office <strong>of</strong> Kng Chu, seal <strong>of</strong> Kang Ka, list <strong>of</strong> districts with name Kang Ka and Ka 

Chu”. Sarawak Gazettes, No. 288 (January 1, 1890) pp. 4. Reprinted in No. 289 

(February 1, 1890) p. 19 and No. 290 (March 1, 1890) p. 29. 

“On the Curious use among Hokkiens <strong>of</strong> the word Kon–pan–gay”, Sarawak Gazettes, 

No. 1145 (July 31, 1953) p. 133. 

“On the question <strong>of</strong> coolie desertion”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 29 (November 1, 1871) 

n.p by “A sago coolie”. See also Ibid; letter from “Bayah” and the leading article No. 

27 (October 16, 1871) n.p. 

Ong Kwan Hin. “The Birthday <strong>of</strong> the Goddess <strong>of</strong> the Sea”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 

1240 (June 30, 1961) p. 100. 

Ong Kwan Hin “The Song Thai Hong Cho Sze, patron <strong>of</strong> the Nm Siang Tng (Sic)”, 

Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1216 (June 30, 1959) pp. 132-134. 

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Ong Tiang Swee. “Chinese address to his Highness to Rajah”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 

901 (October 1, 1923) p. 209. See also Ibid; p. 203. 

Ong Tiang Swee. “Sarawak Steamship Co, Ltd”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 823 (April 1, 

1922) p.97. 

“Ong Tiang Swee - obituary”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1112 (November 10, 1950) p. 

274. 

“Opening <strong>of</strong> the New Chinese Court”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 608 (July 16, 1912) p. 

156. 

“Opening <strong>of</strong> the New girls section <strong>of</strong> the Hockien Free School”, Sarawak Gazettes, 

No. 914 (November 1, 1929) p. 195. 

“Opening <strong>of</strong> the Sibu Foochow Commercial Recreation Club”, Sarawak Gazettes, 

No. 992 (May 1, 1936) p. 113. 

“Other Voices”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1201 (March 31, 1958) pp. 45-46; No. 1202 

(April 30, 1958) pp. 77, by “Grunding”. This refers to the Chinese press. 

“Other Voices (3)”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 104 (June 30, 1958) pp. 113-114, by 

“Grunding”. This refers to the Chinese term, “raping popular opinion”, which is to 

express one’s own opinion in the name <strong>of</strong> another without his consent. 

Outram, Richard. “The people <strong>of</strong> Sarawak Chinese”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1213 

(March 31, 1959) pp. 51-54. 

Palmer, Judith. “The Chinese in Sarawak - Part II”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1287 

(May 31, 1965) pp. 152-154. See also under Satem, Judith. 

Palmer, Judith. “The Chinese <strong>of</strong> Sarawak- Part III”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1289 

(July 31, 1965) pp. 207-209. 

Palmer, Judith. “A Distribution study <strong>of</strong> the Chinese <strong>of</strong> Sarawak”, Sarawak Gazettes, 

No. 1285 (March 31, 1965) pp. 78-81. 

“Patriotism”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 945 (June 1, 1982) p. 104. This refers to the 

Chinese in Sandakan refusing to lead Japanese vessels. Extracted from the British 

North Borneo Herald. 

“Passports”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 413 (June 1, 1900) pp. 110-111. Reprinted in No. 

1107 (June 7, 1950) p. 163. 

“Pauper hospital, assessments among the Teochews and Hokkiens”. Sarawak 

Gazettes, No. 397 (February 1898) pp. 25-26. 

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“The ‘Pilgrim’ fathers <strong>of</strong> Borneo”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 660 (September 16, 1914) 

pp. 211-212. This refers to Chinese immigration in the Rajang. Reprinted from the 

Literary Digest. 

“Planting and labour”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 385 (February 1, 1898) pp. 21-22. 

“Previous orders cancelled”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 59 (March 1, 1873) n.p. 

“Proposed Chinese bank in Sarawak”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 504 (January 4, 1908) 

pp.6. 

“Problems <strong>of</strong> English in Chinese school”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1210 (December 

31, 1958) pp. 252-253. 

“Proceeding <strong>of</strong> the secret enquiry”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 284 (Septemb8er 2, 1889) 

pp. 122-125. 

“Regulation for the protection <strong>of</strong> Chinese woman and girls”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 

42 (May 30, 1872) n.p. 

“Regulation <strong>of</strong> itinerant traders and peddlers”. Sarawak Gazettes, No. 413 (June 1, 

1900) pp. 110-111. Reprinted in No. 1107 (June 7, 1950) pp. 163. 

“Rules and regulations relating to Chinese theaters and processions”, Sarawak 

Gazettes, No. 388 (May 2, 1898) pp. 92. 

“Rules for management and regulation <strong>of</strong> Chinese immigration depots”, Sarawak 

Gazettes, No. 405 (October 2, 1899) pp. 293. Reprinted in No. 406 (November 1, 

1899) pp. 316-317 and No. 407 (December 1, 1899) pp. 340-341. 

“A Review: ‘The Chinese in Malaya”, by Victor Purcell, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1086 

(September 1, 1948) pp. 177-178; No. 1087 (October 1, 1948) pp. 190-191, by 

“Triad”. 

“Revolt <strong>of</strong> Chinese gold miner near Pontianak”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 227 

(December 1, 1884) p. 116. See also No. 229 (February 2, 1885) pp. 14-15; No. 230 

(March 2, 1885) pp. 22-23; No. 231 (April 1, 1885) pp. 28-30. 

Richard, A.J.N. “The first full moon”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1092 (March 7, 1949) 

p. 65. This refers to a festival celebrate by the Chinese <strong>of</strong> Bau and Siniawan. 

Robinson, K.G. “M.Gdikson – A Record <strong>of</strong> achievement”, Sarawak Gazettes, March 

31, 1966. p. 89. 

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Robinson, C.C. “Kuching foreign trade returns for the month <strong>of</strong> April, 1904”, 

Sarawak Gazettes, No. 461 (June 4, 1904) p. 130. 

For similer reports in this series by this author see table below: 

Month Source 

May, 1904 No. 462 (July 1, 1904) pp. 146. 

June, 1904 No. 463 (August 2, 1904) p. 168. 


August, 1904 No. 465 (October 3, 1904) pp. 202-203. 

September, 1904 No. 466 (November 3, 1904) p. 220. 



December, 1904 No. 469 (February 1, 1905) pp. 37-38. 

January, 1905 No. 470 (March 2, 1905) p. 70. 

February, 1905 No. 471 (April 1, 1905) pp. 89-90. 

March, 1905 No. 472 (May 3, 1905) pp. 131-132. 

September, 1905 No. 478 (November 2, 1905) pp. 259-260. 

October, 1905 No. 479 (December 4, 1905) pp. 283-284. 

November, 1905 No. 480 (January 3, 1906) pp. 17-18. 


January, 1906 No. 482 (March 3, 1906) pp. 72-73. 

February, 1906 No. 483 (April 4, 1906) p. 95. 

March, 1906 No. 484 (May 4, 1906) pp. 130-131. 

April, 1906 No. 485 (June 5, 1906) pp. 151-152. 

May, 1906 No. 486 (July 2, 1906) pp. 177-178. 

June, 1906 No. 487 (August 2, 1906) pp. 207-208. 

July, 1906 No. 488 (September 3, 1906) pp. 227-228. 

August, 1906 No, 489 (October 3, 1906) pp. 246-247. 







March, 1907 No. 496 (May 3, 1907) p. 127. 


May, 1907 No. 498 (July 2, 1907) pp. 169-170. 



August, 1907 No. 501 (October 3, 1907) p. 236-237. 







March, 1908 No. 508 (May 2, 1908) p. 128. 

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May, 1908 No. 512 (July 16, 1908) pp. 185-186. 






November, 1908 No. 523 (January 2, 1909) p. 12-13. 




May, 1909 No. 535 (July 1, 1909) pp. 149-150. 







December, 1909 No. 549 (February 1, 1909) pp 37-38. 



March, 1910 No. 555 (May 2, 1910) p. 100. 


May, 1910 No. 559 (July 1, 1910) p. 147. 



August, 1910 No. 565 (October 1, 1910) p. 212. 

September, 1910 No. 567 (November 1, 1910) p. 232-233. 


November, 1910 No. 571 (December 31, 1910) p. 272. 

Correction appears in No. 572 (January 16, 1911) pp. 11-13. 




March, 1911 No. 579 (May 1, 1911) p. 84. 


May, 1911 No.583 (July 1, 1911) pp. 127-128. 

June, 1911 No. 585 (August 1, 1911) pp.155-156. 

April, 1912 No. 605 (June 1, 1912 pp. 122-123. 

Correction appears in No. 606 (June 17, 1912) pp. 138-139. 

May, 1912 No. 607 (July 1, 1912) pp. 150-151. 








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March, 1913 No. 627 (May 1, 1913) p. 97. 

April, 1913 No. 629 (June 2, 1913) p. 121. 

May, 1913 No. 631 (July 1, 1913) pp. 153-154. 










May, 1914 No. 655 (July 1, 1914) pp. 153-154. 










March, 1915 No. 675 (May 1, 1915) pp. 103-104. 

April, 1915 No. 677 (June 1, 1915) p. 130. 

May, 1915 No. 679 (July 1, 1915) pp. 156-157. 




September, 1915 No. 686 (October 16, 1915) p. 244. 

October, 1915 No. 688 (November 16, 1915) pp. 265-266. 

November, 1915 No. 690 (December 16, 1915) p. 290. 




May, 1916 No. 700 (July 1, 1916) p. 142. 

June, 1916 No. 701 (July 17, 1916) pp. 151-152. 

July, 1916 No. 703 (August 16, 1916) p. 177. 

August, 1916 No. 705 (September 16, 1916) p. 203. 

September, 1916 No. 707 (October 16, 1916) p. 229. 






March, 1917 No. 721 (May 16, 1917) p. 124. 

April, 1917 No. 722 (June 1, 1917) p. 142. 

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May, 1917 No. 724 (July 2, 1917) p. 167. 









“Sadong Coolies”. Sarawak Gazettes, No. 281 (June 1, 1889) pp. 79-80. This 

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83. 

“The shadow <strong>of</strong> apartheid”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1210 (December 31, 1958) pp. 

231-232. This refer to the Chinese <strong>of</strong> Sarawak. 

“Sarawak Hawker’s united Association”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1177 (March 31, 

1956) p. 52. 

“The Sarawak Chung Hwe Institute”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1147 (September 30, 

1953) p. 166. 

“Sarawak Kheh Association”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1034 (November 1, 1939) p. 

185. 

“Sarawak law and Chinese custom”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1067 (February 1, 1947) 

pp. 27-28. 

Satem, Judith. “The Chinese <strong>of</strong> Sarawak—Part IV”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1294 

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“Scale <strong>of</strong> pension and allowances <strong>of</strong> Sarawak government <strong>of</strong>ficers”, Sarawak 

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“Secret Societies”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 451 (August 4, 1903) pp. 150; No. 486 

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“Secretariat for Chinese affairs, report for February, 1933”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 

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Seymour, J.M. “Education in Sarawak under Brook rule 1841-1941 - Part III – The 

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“Simunjan Annual Report, 1967 - Chinese Affair”, Sarawak Gazettes (June 30, 1968) 

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Singh, Sarjit. “Education Developments in Sarawak since 1963”, Sarawak Gazettes, 

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“The Significance and customs <strong>of</strong> Chinese New Year”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 822 

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“Some problems affecting the Chinese in Sarawak”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1167 

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St. Auben, Humphrey Pomfret. “The Elexir <strong>of</strong> grandmother Lo Hung Chai”, 

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“Sunism: The new religion”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 914 (November 1, 1929) p. 197. 

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“Supreme Court: Application <strong>of</strong> Chinese custom”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1002 

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“Terms and conditions <strong>of</strong>fered to persons desirous <strong>of</strong> cultivating pepper and gambier 

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“Thai Thoong School, Kuching”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 849 (June 2, 1940) p. 193. 

“The Daughter <strong>of</strong> the sea dragon king”, Sarawak Gazettes, No. 1261 (March 31, 

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