1. A Kampong in Borneo -- 2. A Capital Town -- 3. Austerity and Prosperity -- 4. A Little Model Metropolis -- 5. The Pioneering Communities -- 6. Landmarks and Legends -- 7. A Romantic Past, a Bustling Present
Summary
From a small settlement located on both sides of the Sorowak River in the south-west of Borneo, Kuching has grown into the capital of Malaysia's largest state. In this small volume, the author has drawn on the observations of colonial and recent writings as well as first-hand experience to paint a picture of the development of the town and of the various communities who were so vital in contributing to its distinctive character
Notes
Maps on lining papers
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 72-75) and index
