JESSELTON: NORTH BORNEO NEWS & SABAH TIMES (Saturday, October 6, 1962) A new member of the Education Department arrived in Jesselton this week. He is Dr F. J. A. Rawcliffe, who has been in the Education Department, Malaya since 1946. He left Kuala Lumpur, where he was Chief Education Officer, in May this year.

TUARAN: NBN & SABAH TIMES  (Monday, Oct 15, 1962) Sat. — A Chinese barber of Tamparuli was yesterday convicted and fined $50 by the magistrate Mr I. R. Greene for carrying on business in a shop without a licence.

KIMANIS: British North Borneo Herald MAY 1, 1883  The visitor to North Borneo, steaming northward from Labuan will find himself, after passing Nosong Point, abreast of Kimanis, lying in the bight of the bay of that name, and the most southerly station of the North Borneo Company on the West Coast.

British North Borneo Herald May 1, 1883  ON the 26th March, Allim, a native of Sugut, was put upon his trial at Kudat for murder, before the Governor and the Assistant Resident in charge, with a jury of twelve composed of Europeans, Chinese, and Malays, with Mr. D. D. Daly as foreman. The prisoner made a good defence and the jury brought in a verdict of “culpable homicide not amounting to murder.” The prisoner was sentenced to rigorous imprisonment for a term of five years.

Before wildlife documentary pioneer Osa Johnson sailed up and down the mighty Kinabatangan River in 1920, Ada Pryer nee Ada Blanche Locke (1855-1916) did so two decades earlier.

Advice on oil palm growing.

North Borneo Herald (MAY 1, 1883) IT is our sad duty to chronicle in this, only our second issue, the occurrence of a most melancholy accident resulting in the death of a promising young officer of the Company’s service.

Kota Kinabalu: London based author and artist June Adeline Corpuz, an orphan from a royal house of a seafaring tribe from North Borneo, will present a Zoom book reading on Ada Pryer, the lover of William Burgess Pryer, remembered today as the founder of modern Sandakan.

British North Borneo Herald (May 1, 1883) Special Regulations for the Leasing of uncultivated Lands in lots of 100 acres and upwards in extent.

Two fined $50 for being drunk.