SMJ has been published in Kuching from 1911. There is a copy available, lacking some of the earlier numbers, in the South - East Asian section of the Brynmor Jones Library. SMJ XXVIII (New Series 49), 1980, is an index to all issues published 1911-1979.

The items copied by Dr Bruton are given here alphabetically by author:

1) G.N. Appell: 'The journal of James Austin Wilder during his visit to Sarawak in 1896'. SMJ XVI (32-3), 1968, pp. 407-34; XVII (34-5), 1969, pp. 313-35

2) I.D. Black: 'Dayaks in North Borneo: The Chartered Company and the Sea Dayaks of Sarawak'. SMJ XVII (34-5), 1969, pp. 245-72

3) Ella Christie: 'The first tourist: Astana guest, Kuchin (sic) 1904'. SMJ X (17-18), 1961, pp. 43-9.

4) Tom Harrisson: 'Outside influences upon the upland culture of Kelabits of North Central Borneo'. SMJ VI (4), 1954, pp. 104-25.

5) James R. Hipkins: 'The history of the Chinese in Borneo'. SMJ XIX (38-9), 1971, pp. 109- 53.

6) Evelyn Hong: 'Trade, crops and land: the impact of colonialism and modernisation in Sarawak'. SMJ XXV (46), 1977, pp. 55-65.

7) Peter Howes: 'Why some of the best people aren't Christian'. SMJ IX (15-16), 1960, pp. 488- 95. (See also DRB 10/4)

8) Russell A. Judkins: 'Silanting Kuning's transformation: liminality in a Land Dayak myth: an analysis of Nine Dayak Nights'. (The book was published in 1957, written by W.R. Geddes). SMJ XVII (34-5), 1969, pp. 123-38.

9) Craig R. Lockard: 'Charles Brooke and the foundation of the modern Chinese community in Sarawak, 1863-1917'. SMJ XIX (38-9), 1971, pp. 77-108.

10) Robert McKinley: 'Pioneer expansion, assimilation and the foundations of ethnic unity among the Iban'. SMJ XXVI (47), 1978, pp. 15-27.

11) Peter A. Metcalf: 'The passing of folk religions in Central North Borneo'. SMJ XXV (46), 1977, pp. 101-5.

12) Stephen Morgan: 'Iban aggressive expansion: some background factors'. SMJ XVI (32-3), 1968, pp. 141-85.

13) Stephen Nyandoh: 'Bidayuh Gawai mpijog jaran rantau festival for the first clearing of the padi fields and the padi field track held in Kampong Tapuh in July 1977'. SMJ XXVI (47), 1978, pp. 43-56.

14) Robert Pringle: 'Asun's rebellion: the political growing pains of a tribal society in Brooke Sarawak, 1929-1940'. SMJ XVI (32-3), 1968, pp. 346-79.

15) Robert Pringle: 'The Brookes of Sarawak: reformers in spite of themselves'. SMJ XIX (38- 9), 1971, pp. 53-76.

16) J. Madison Seymour: 'Urbanization, schooling and psycho-cultural adaptation: Iban students of Sarawak, Malaysia'. SMJ XXV (46), 1977, pp. 177-200.

17) David Sidaway: 'Influence of Christianity on Biatah-speaking Land Dayaks'. SMJ XVII (35-5), 1969, pp. 139-52.

18) Brian Taylor: 'The Chinese revolt (of 1857 in Sarawak)'. SMJ XVII (34-5), 1969, pp. 290- 3.

19) Peter D. Varney: 'The Anglican Church in Sarawak from 1848 to 1852'. SMJ XVI (32-3), 1968, pp. 377-406.

20) Peter D. Varney: 'Some early Iban leaders in the Anglican Church in Sarawak'. SMJ XVII (34-5), 1969, pp. 273-89.

21) Herbert L. Whittier: 'Concepts of adat and cosmology among the Kenyah Dayak of Borneo'. SMJ XXVI (47), 1978, pp. 103-13.