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'The President's Bid for Peace' by Henry J. Taylor with annotated note by Duncanson, dated 3 April.

'Nolting Says Johnson Has Aided Peace Hopes', article possibly from the Times with annotations by Duncanson, dated 3 April.

This series contains printed government papers, Journal articles and other material on Malaya and specifically Singapore, many with brief typed and handwritten notes. One publication is stamped 'Dennis J. Duncanson' but it is likely that other materials were collected by him as well. These concern primarily legislative development, politics and social situation of the region:

Material relating to Malaya

• An annotated printed copy of ‘Federation of Malaya – Regulations made under The Emergency Regulation Ordinance, 1948’, compiled by B. Lee Tian Huat, printed at the government press in Kuala Lumpur in 1953. There are multiple inserts in the copy being typed references to relevant regulations. Stamped 'Dennis J. Duncanson' on the cover.
• ‘The Communist Threat to the Federation of Malaya’, printed at the government press in Kuala Lumpur in 1959. With brief annotations and some passages underlined.
• ‘Historical Sketch of Chinese Labour in Malaya’, by W. L. Blythe, a 1953 reprint from the Journal of Malayan Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, June 1947. Annotated ‘working copy’ on the cover.
• ‘Proposed Constitutions of the Federation of Malaya’, printed at the government press in Kuala Lumpur in 1957.
• 'An Old Minangkabau Legal Digest from Perak', by Sir Richard Winstedt, reprint from the Journal of the Malayan Branch of Royal Asiatic Society, July 1953.
• 'The Maritime Laws of Malacca', by Sir Richard Winstedt and Dr P. E. de Josselin de Jong, reprint from the Journal of the Malayan Branch of Royal Asiatic Society August 1956
• Offprint of 'Short Notes – The Bridge of the Dead', by Sir Richard Winstedt, from the Journal of the Malayan Branch of Royal Asiatic Society October 1951. Two copies.
• Offprint of 'The Malayan Laws of the Principality of Johore' from the Journal of the Malayan Branch of Royal Asiatic Society, undated. With annotation giving a reference to the Journal of the Indian Archipelago And Eastern Asia, Vol IX, 1855, where the same text was published.
• Printed document listing 32 compass points with degrees in English and Malay, printed in Johor Bahru, dated 1 July 1936. 1 piece.
• Handwritten index list of articles published in the Journal of the Straits Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, 2 pieces.

Material relating to Singapore

• ‘Singapore Chinese Middle Schools Students’ Union’, Sessional Paper for the Legislative Assembly, Singapore, 1956.
• ‘The Communist Threat in Singapore’, Sessional Paper for the Legislative Assembly, Singapore, 1957. With some passages underlined.
• ‘Report of the Commission of Inquiry in Corrupt, Illegal or Undesirable Practices at Elections’, Sessional Paper for the Legislative Assembly, Singapore, 1958.
• ‘Communist Literature in Singapore’, Sessional Paper for the Legislative Assembly, Singapore, 1959. With some passages underlined.
• Official Reports of Singapore Legislative Assembly Debates for 1955 (Vol. 1 - No. 4), 1956 (Vol. 2 - No. 1, No. 2; Vol. 2 - No. 3) and 1958 (Vol. 3 - No. 1, No. 2, No. 3).
• Government Gazette Supplement of the Colony of Singapore, No. 22 (1954), No. 29 (1958) and No. 41 (1960).
• Ordinances of the Colony of Singapore, No. 22 of 1954, No. 25-26 of 1955, No. 23, 37-39 of 1956, No. 35 of 1957, and No. 5-6, 25 of 1958.
• Societies Ordinance (Chapter 228) of the Colony of Singapore, edition of 1955. With pencil annotations.
• Report on the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance 1954, paper to be laid before the Legislative Council of the Colony of Singapore, No. 45 of 1954.
• Reprint of the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance 1955 of the State of Singapore (No 26 of 1955), printed at the government press in Singapore in 1960.
• Copies of 1960 Singapore Government Gazette Supplement, Singapore Legislative Assembly Debates Official Report 1960 (Vol. 12 - No. 2) and the official report on the 1960 Societies (Amendment) Bill, stapled together.
• Two pieces of typed and handwritten notes regarding proposed regulations and ordinances.

A manuscript containing a 'Translation of Dr Hahn's Damara-German Dictionary Presented to his Excellency Sir Bartle Frere... by the Translator Major Erskine... 19th January 1880'. Karl Hugo Hahn was a Baltic German missionary and linguist who worked in South Africa and South-West Africa for most of his life. This translation was undertaken whilst Erskine was Resident Magistrate in Walvis Bay, Damaraland (Namibia). Damara is one of the Khoisan languages of Southern Africa.

The manuscript is handwritten with many alterations. It is bound in a card and leather cover which shows considerable wear. One section of the manuscript has become detached from the spine.

This is a small collection consisting of 5 items:

• Ars Asiatica, 1931, vol. XVI, Les Collections Khmeres du Musee Albert Sarraut a Phnom-Penh, Par George Groslier. Inside front cover bears inscription "Richard Hare, Dorich House, Kingston Vale, SW15".
• A sheet of paper marked "Slides, Ars Asiatica" with plate details in the same hand.
• A receipt from Lloyds Bank to Hon. Mrs. D.G. Hare.
• A loose plate with photograph of Buddha from Pangkalan, Ipoh, Perak".
• A black & white photograph inscribed on verso with "Malay Head, Dora Gordine, Town Hall, Singapore".

Ars Asiatica, 1931, vol. XVI, Les Collections Khmeres du Musee Albert Sarraut a Phnom-Penh, Par George Groslier. Inside front cover bears inscription "Richard Hare, Dorich House, Kingston Vale, SW15". This is a soft cover Journal and the binding has come loose. Therefore care is needed in handling.

A sheet of paper marked "Slides, Ars Asiatica" with plate details in the same hand. These seem to be notes being made concerning Plates in Ars Asiatica, 1931 vol. XVI (DG/1) plus further illustration from The Influences of Indian Art. It also references the loose print of Buddha from Perak (DG/4) and photo of Malay female head (DG/5)

A receipt from Lloyds Bank Limited, 16 St. James's Street, London, S.W.1 to Hon. Mrs. D.G. Hare to inform her that her account has been credited with £300 from the National Providential Bank, Bradford Row. 1 item, printed material with handwritten inserts.

A loose plate with photograph of "Buddha from Pangkalan, Ipoh, Perak". Black and white photograph loose sheet from a book or journal.

A black & white photograph inscribed on verso in ink with "Malay Head, Dora Gordine, Town Hall, Singapore" There are also pencil annotations which seem to be calculations for including the photograph in a publication, and a request to the return the photograph to Hon. R. Hare, Dorich House, Kingston Vale, SW15. The Malay Head was sculpted from bronze by Dora Gordine in 1930-31, being exhibited at the Women's International Arts Club, Suffolk Street Galleries, London, in 1934, at the Royal Academy in May 1938 and at the Royal Glasgow institute in 1938 and again in 2006. It is in the Collections of the Former Parliament House, Singapore.