Cook was a District Officer in North Borneo for about eight years, returning to England in 1920. This is his memoir of his time there. He served in the Tenom, Kaningau, Semporna, Tuaran, Kota Belud, North Keppel and Labuk and Sugut districts. The experience obviously made a significant impression on him as for some years after his return to the UK he wrote short stories based on his experience in Sabah. 286 pages with 26 black and white plates Very Good Hardback  Reprint. Originally published in 1924.  

Weight: 0.7kg. Post free within Malaysia

Condition : The board cover has few signs of wear, but the title label on the spine has darkened with age and has a couple of nicks around the edges. The front and rear end papers facing the inside covers are heavily tanned. Otherwise the binding is tight, text clear and there is very faint tanning throughout.