NUS Digital Libraries - Singapore, 1867-1914

Karayuki-san and the Japanese economic advance into British Malaya, 1870-1920

1997

Shimizu, Hiroshi

Collection	Singapore, 1867-1914
Author/Creator	Shimizu, Hiroshi
Title	Karayuki-san and the Japanese economic advance into British Malaya, 1870-1920
Source Title	Asian Studies Review
Publication Date	1997
Page	107-132
Language	English
Content Type	Journal Article
Object Type	Text
Terms of Use	openAccess
Repository	NUS Libraries
Temporal Coverage	2019-08-07 15:58:32
Preceeding Title	DS1 ASR
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Kobe’s overseas Chinese merchants and Japan’s trade expansion into pre-war Southeast Asia

1997

Shimizu, Hiroshi

Collection	Singapore, 1867-1914
Author/Creator	Shimizu, Hiroshi
Title	Kobe’s overseas Chinese merchants and Japan’s trade expansion into pre-war Southeast Asia
Source Title	Asian Culture
Publication Date	1997
Call Number	DS1 AC
Subject	Merchants -- Japan -- Kobe Chinese --Japan -- Kobe -- Commerce Japan -- Foreign economic relations -- Malaysia -- Malaya Malaya -- Foreign economic relations -- Japan
Page	1-18
Language	English
Content Type	Journal Article
Object Type	Text
Terms of Use	openAccess
Repository	NUS Libraries
Volume	21
Description	Studies the origins and characteristics of the overseas Chinese merchants at Kobe, examines the main factors for their rise and decline as commission agents in Japan’s export trade with British Malaya, and evaluates their role in the development of Japan’s commercial relations with British Malaya in the pre-World War II period

Late Ching's modern enterprises and the Chinese in Singapore and Malaya, 1904-1911

1976

Chui, Kwei Chiang

Collection	Singapore, 1867-1914
Author/Creator	Chui, Kwei Chiang
Title	Late Ching's modern enterprises and the Chinese in Singapore and Malaya, 1904-1911
Publication Date	1976
Publisher	Singapore : Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences, College of Graduate Studies, Nanyang University
Call Number	HF3869.2 Chu
Subject	Chinese -- Malaya -- Economic conditions Chinese -- Singapore -- Economic conditions Business enterprises, Foreign -- China Malayan business enterprises -- China
Page	36
Language	English
Content Type	Book
Object Type	Text
Terms of Use	openAccess
Repository	NUS Libraries

Leader & legislator: Seah Liang Seah

2019

Seah, Shawn

Collection	Singapore, 1867-1914
Author/Creator	Seah, Shawn
Title	Leader & legislator: Seah Liang Seah
Publication Date	2019
Publisher	Singapore: Pagesetters Services Pte Ltd
Call Number	DS610.25.T46 Sea 2019
Subject	Seah, Liang Seah, 1850-1925 Teochew (Chinese people) -- Singapore -- Biography Chinese -- Singapore -- Biography Businessmen -- Singapore -- Biography Legislatiors -- Singapore -- Biography Singapore -- History
Page	279
Language	English
Content Type	Book
Object Type	Text
Terms of Use	openAccess
Repository	NUS Libraries
Description	It was the heyday of the mighty British Empire. In the colony of Singapore, a rapidly growing settlement in Southeast Asia, a young man from a prominent local family rose to become a successful businessman, Teochew community leader, and member of the Legislative Council of the Straits Settlements. Straddling both East and West, he lived an exciting life marked by public service, profit and parties. And when he passed away in 1925, he left behind many prominent descendants, a massive fortune… and an unusual will. This remarkable man was leader and legislator, Seah Liang Seah. This book tells the incredible story of the man behind Liang Seah Street and Bendemeer, as well as the stories of his Straits Chinese contemporaries, such as Tan Jiak Kim, Dr Lim Boon Keng and Sir Song Ong Siang, and the larger social and economic history of Singapore in the 19th and 20th Centuries.

Malay society, 1874-1920s

1974

Khoo, Kay Kim

Collection	Singapore, 1867-1914
Author/Creator	Khoo, Kay Kim
Title	Malay society, 1874-1920s
Source Title	Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
Publication Date	1974
DOI	http://libproxy1.nus.edu.sg/login?url=http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/S0022463400013862
Call Number	DS501 JSAS
Subject	Religious schools, Private schools, Nationalism, Islam, Writers, Educational administration, History instruction, Gurus, World wars
Page	179-198
Language	English
Content Type	Journal Article
Object Type	Text
Terms of Use	openAccess
Repository	NUS Libraries
Volume	5
Issue	2

Malaya in Parliament, 1857-1896

1959

Chiang, Hai Ding

Collection	Singapore, 1867-1914
Author/Creator	Chiang, Hai Ding
Title	Malaya in Parliament, 1857-1896
Publication Date	1959
Call Number	DS596 Chi
Subject	Malaya -- History -- British rule, 1867-1942
Page	94
Language	English
Content Type	Dissertation/Thesis
Object Type	Text
Terms of Use	openAccess
Repository	NUS Libraries
Description	Academic exercise -- Dept. of History, University of Malaya

Managing change in Southeast Asia: local identities, global connections

1995

Collection	Singapore, 1867-1914
Editor	DeBernardi, J. Forth, G. Niessen, S.
Title	Managing change in Southeast Asia: local identities, global connections
Publication Date	1995
Publisher	Montreal : Canadian Council for Southeast Asian Studies
Call Number	DS501.5 Ccsc 21
Subject	Southeast Asia -- Economic policy Southeast Asia -- Politics and government Southeast Asia -- Social conditions Religion -- Southeast Asia
Page	289
Language	English
Content Type	Book
Object Type	Text
Terms of Use	openAccess
Repository	NUS Libraries

Medical services in the Straits Settlements, 1867-1905

1955

Khoo, Heng Hock

Collection	Singapore, 1867-1914
Author/Creator	Khoo, Heng Hock
Title	Medical services in the Straits Settlements, 1867-1905
Publication Date	1955
Call Number	RA395.1 Kho
Subject	Medical care -- Straits Settlements -- History
Page	133
Language	English
Content Type	Dissertation/Thesis
Object Type	Text
Terms of Use	openAccess
Repository	NUS Libraries
Description	Academic exercise -- Dept. of History, University of Malaya

Methodist education and the social status of the Straits Chinese in colonial Singapore (1886-1914)

1999

Blackburn, Kevin
Leong, Pauline Fong Lai

Collection	Singapore, 1867-1914
Author/Creator	Blackburn, Kevin Leong, Pauline Fong Lai
Title	Methodist education and the social status of the Straits Chinese in colonial Singapore (1886-1914)
Source Title	Paedagogica Historica
Publication Date	1999
DOI	http://libproxy1.nus.edu.sg/login?url=http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/0030923990350203
Subject	Methodist Church -- Education -- Singapore -- History Peranakan (Chinese) -- Singapore -- Social conditions Peranakan (Chinese) -- Education -- Singapore
Page	333-357
Language	English
Content Type	Journal Article
Object Type	Text
Terms of Use	openAccess
Repository	NUS Libraries
Volume	35
Issue	2

Migration, transmission, localisation: visual art in Singapore (1866-1945)

2019

Yeo, Mang Thong

Collection	Singapore, 1867-1914
Author/Creator	Yeo, Mang Thong
Title	Migration, transmission, localisation: visual art in Singapore (1866-1945)
Publication Date	2019
Publisher	Singapore: National Gallery Singapore
Call Number	N7330.S5 Yeo 2019
Subject	Arts, Chinese -- Singapore -- 19th century Arts, Chinese -- Singapore -- 20th century Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts Art, Modern -- 19th century -- History Art, Modern -- 20th century -- History Arts, Singaporean -- 19th century Arts, Singaporean -- 20th century
Page	230
Language	English
Content Type	Book
Object Type	Text
Terms of Use	openAccess
Repository	NUS Libraries
Description	Drawing mainly on advertisements and comics in Chinese newspapers, this book proposes a reconsideration of the seminal 1952 Bali Trip as the genesis of Nanyang style. With essays on sojourning artists like Situ Qiao and local artists such as Tchang Ju Chi, Singaporean scholar and educator Yeo Mang Thong demonstrates how Singapore was an important hub for artists who travelled to and lived in Singapore. Yeo's research, originally in Chinese, fills a gap in scholarship on the pre-war visual arts scene in Singapore; this English translation aims to bring his research to a broader audience.