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5 items (1-4 enclosures to despatch number 563 of 22 December 1888; 5 enclosures...
Catalogue reference: MPG 1/770
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- 1888
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5 items (1-4 enclosures to despatch number 563 of 22 December 1888; 5 enclosures to copy of despatch number 31 of 29 June 1888 from E B Gould, Bangkok) extracted from CO 273/156. (1)-(4) Plans of Singapore. (1) Mount Palmer Battery. Scale: 1 inch to 1 chain. (2) Teregeh Battery, Pulau Brani. Scale: 1 inch to 1 chain. (3) Mount Seloso Battery, Blakang Mati Island (now Sentosa). Scale: 1 inch to 1 chain. (4) War Department land. Scale: 1 inch to 4 chains.(1)-(4). (5) 'Map of the Kingdom of Siam (now Thailand) and its Dependencies.' Showing towns, villages, rivers, mountains, parts of adjacent countries. Reference table. MS additions show the approximate limits of Siam proper as understood by Count Kergaradec. Scale: 1 inch to 46 miles. Compiled from the Siamese Government Surveys under the direction of J McCarthy, Superintendent of Surveys. Lithographed by H Sharbau for Edward Waller. Published for the proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society 1888. Inset 'Malay Peninsula'.
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