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A handwritten list of contents of a despatch box. (Manuscript) 1911-12-15 MAZ/2/6
Handwritten list of contents of a despatch box including Despatch to Agla, Call on Military Governor 15 December 1911; Canton River: approaches to possible re improvement of China Incident to Pearl Harbour; political aspects affecting customs; Insurance Policy and copy of speech at Empire society, L…
An extract from the times outlining Political developments in the Far East 1911-1945 with annotations. (Manuscript) 1943-06-01 MAZ/2/13
'Brief outline of Political developments in the Far East 1911 - 1943' extracted from the times, marked as 'strictly confidential' by Sir Frederick Maze with editorial notes 7 pages.

Formerly MAZ/65…
Copy of letters to L K Little in America about payment (Manuscript) 1948 MAZ/1/34
A series of correspondence between L K Little and Sir Frederick maze on the issue of payment to Sir Frederick Maze after his retirement.
Two annotated copies of the Crooked Stern Junk built at Fouchou. (Manuscript) MAZ/2/9
Two typed copies of 'The Crooked - Stern Junk of Fouchou' (See MAZ/4/19 for printed copies) and some edited notes by Sir Frederick Maze. 5 pages

Formerly MAZ/77…
A document outlining of Political Developments in the Far East and Foreigners in China. (Manuscript) 1943 MAZ/1/13
Document entitled 'Brief Outline of Political Developments in The Far East 1911 - 43' and Foreigners in China exert from the Times 1 June 1943

Formerly MAZ/40…
Seven diagrams of the methods to operating a Chinese Yuloh. (Manuscript) MAZ/2/10
Seven copies of diagram indicating the method of operating the 'Yuloh' (a stern mounted rudder or oar fixed on a pivot and designed to be operated by hand).

Formerly MAZ/73…
Personal letters to Sir Maze about the wreck of SS GUTHRIE from Lu Shou Wen. (Manuscript) 1848-05-15 MAZ/1/16
Personal letters addressed to Sir Frederick Maze from Lu Shou Wen, 1948 and a copy of Tientsin dispatch dated 12 April 1915 J. F. Oiesen on the wreck of SS GUTHRIE. 5 pages

Formerly MAZ/61…
Letter to Kuan-Wu-Shu with English translation regarding Sir Frederick Maze's retiring allowance. (Manuscript) 1948 MAZ/1/22
Copy of confidential despatch to Kuan - Wu - Shu with English translation regarding Sir Frederick Mazes' retiring allowance. 8 pages

Formerly MAZ/62…
Letters from Sir Maze to Dr Kung including the re-establishment of the Inspectorate General of Customs and the Administration of the Customs Station. (Manuscript) 1928 MAZ/1/11
Duplicate of confidential letter from Sir Maze to Dr Kung, among a bundle of duplicated notes entitled 'Notes on the re- establishment of the Inspectorate General of Customs, Translation of Memorandum re Customs Personnel, Chinese and Foreign, submitted to Nanking Government 1928', and &#0…
Three duplicate studio photographs of Sir Frederick Maze. (Manuscript) MAZ/6/4
Eleven identical studio photograph of Sir Frederick Maze one of which has Chinese writing down the side. Same photos as MAZ/6/5.
Draft covering the period 1937-1943 and the quasi-British contol and influence in the service. (Manuscript) 1952-02-25 MAZ/3/8
Draft notes annotated by Sir Frederick Maze regarding the period from 1937 - 1943 and the end of the quasi-British control and influence in the service. 3 pages

Formerly MAZ/74…
Duplicate correspondence to Sir Frederick Maze 1932. (Manuscript) 1939 MAZ/1/28
Duplicate correspondence covering Copy of telegram to Inspector General from the Foreign Minister on Manchukuo dates Changehun 25 July 1932 about a quota of the Foreign Loan Service of the Chinese Customs; proposed circulars on the closing of the Manchurian ports and stricter economy in Customs; a c…
A signed photograph of Sir Frederick Maze 1929. (Manuscript) 1929 MAZ/6/10
Photograph of Sir Frederick Maze holding a cigarette dated 1929.
Notes annotated by Sir Fredick Maze for his unpublished book. (Manuscript) 1952 MAZ/2/4
Notes regarding 'The China Incident' when Japan invaded China 1937 and how Maze maintained the Maritime Custom service until Pearl Harbour when he was thrown into a Japanese prison in Shanhai known as Bridge House. These notes have been annotated by Sir Maze.

Formerly MAZ/71…
A series of letters from Sir Francis Algen, J H Macoun, W F Tyler, and M P R Walsham discussing Sir Francis Algen's dismissal from service. (Manuscript) 1930 - 1931 MAZ/1/2
Bundle of correspondence between Sir Maze and various others, including J H Macoun, W F Tyler, and M P R Walsham 1930 -31, regarding the Sir Francis Algens' dismissal from the customs service.
Formerly MAZ/72…
Revision of chapter one and Sir Robert Hart's career in Chinese Maritime custom service. (Manuscript) 1928-1941 MAZ/3/13
Two draft papersthe first is the revision of Chapter One The Chinese Maritime Customs Service: A synopsis of its genesis and development and the second is Chinese Maritime customs service: Notes on Sir Robert Hart’s career.

Formerly MAZ/47…
Memorandum of the need of improving Caton Harbour and protection of floods in the west river. (Manuscript) 1915-02-01 MAZ/1/1
Copies of memorandum of the need and possibilities of improvement of the approaches to Canton Harbour dated February 1915 and Memorandum on the question of Protection against floods in the West river both are signed Hugo Von Heidenstam, Royal Swedish Corps of Engineers.
Formerly MAZ/68…
A series of proposals sent to Dr Kung over the years about Customs, tax and personnel. (Manuscript) 1928 - 1942 MAZ/1/5
Folder of proposals sent to Dr Kung, including 'Notes concerning the land - tax, advocating reform of collection procedure', 'Notes re establishment of the inspectorate general of customs', 'Post-war Customs Developments: Observations re Retention of the Inspectorate System …
A Far Eastern Economic Review, Chinese Junks by Frederick Maze 1949. (Manuscript) 1949-11-17 MAZ/4/23
A copy of 'The far Eastern Economic Review' dated 17 November 1949, No 20, Volume VII - front page article 'Conservancy Operations In China' by Sir F Maze, article from 'The Far Eastern Economic Review' entitled 'Chinese Junks' by Sir F Maze.
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A folder of various documents to be dealt with on return from Hawaiian tour. (Manuscript) 1911 - 1952 MAZ/2/1
A folder from Sir Frederick Maze’s original filing contains Synopsis of Genesis and Development of Maritime Custom Services as well as a few copies of Junks and China’s Coast and Rivers.…
Newspaper cutting entitled 'The Nanking Regime In Peril - Military Disaster And Chaotic Finances. (Manuscript) 1948-11-20 MAZ/5/1
Newspaper cutting entitled 'The Nanking Regime In Peril - Military Disaster And Chaotic Finances', from unidentified newspaper
Copy of despatch to Japanese Minister from Inspector General. (Manuscript) 1932-1943 MAZ/1/32
A series of correspondence to Japanese Minster from the Inspector General in Shanghai about the change in staff as Commissioner of Customs at Dairen and the change of Inspector General of Customs.