List of Malayan State and Settlement Council Representatives (1954–1959)

List of Malayan State and Settlement Council Representatives (1954–1959)
List of Malaysian State Assembly Representatives (1959–1964)
List of Malaysian State Assembly Representatives (1964–1969)

The following are the members of the State and Settlement Council, elected in the 1954 and 1955 state election.[1]

Perlis

State Constituency Member Party
Alliance 9
Kuala Perlis Yusoff Abu Bakar Alliance (UMNO)
Kangar Wan Ahmad Wan Daud Alliance (UMNO)
Sanglang Ahmad Musa Alliance (UMNO)
Paya Sheikh Ahmad Mohd Hashim Alliance (UMNO)
Mata Ayer Mahayuddin Habib Alliance (UMNO)
Beseri-Titi Tinggi Rusli Hassan Alliance (UMNO)
Kurong Anai Mokhtar Ismail Alliance (UMNO)
Arau Salleh Osman Alliance (UMNO)
Utan Aji Syed Darus Syed Hashim Alliance (UMNO)
Source:[2]

Kedah

State Constituency Member Party
Alliance 12
Kubang Pasu Barat Ibrahim Salleh Alliance (UMNO)
Jitra-Padang Terap Omar Salleh Alliance (UMNO)
Alor Star-Langkawi Cheah Toon Lok Alliance (MCA)
Kota Star Barat Laut Ismail Ibrahim Alliance (UMNO)
Kota Star Timor-Padang Arshad Ismail Alliance (UMNO)
Kota Star Selatan Lim Joo Kong Alliance (MCA)
Jerai Hussein Che Dol Alliance (UMNO)
Sik-Gurun-Kota Che Norma Kamaruddin Alliance (UMNO)
Sungei Patani Low Chin Sean Alliance (MCA)
Baling Azahari Md. Taib Alliance (UMNO)
Kulim Utara Bibi Aishah Hamid Don Alliance (UMNO)
Kulim-Bandar Bahru Zainudddin Din Alliance (UMNO)
Source:[3]

Kelantan

State Constituency Member Party
Alliance 16
Bachok Selatan Zahari Abdul Rahman Alliance (UMNO)
Bachok Utara Ismail Ibrahim Alliance (UMNO)
Kota Bharu Bandar Abdul Aziz Omar Alliance (UMNO)
Kota Bharu Selatan Wong Yeow Wye Alliance (MCA)
Kota Bharu Tengah Nik Mohamad Amin Ali Alliance (UMNO)
Kota Bharu Utara Hassan Yaacob Alliance (UMNO)
Machang Tuan Yaacob Ungku Yunus Alliance (UMNO)
Pasir Puteh Selatan Abdul Rahman Yusof Alliance (UMNO)
Pasir Puteh Utara Mohamed Idris Alliance (UMNO)
Pasir Mas Selatan Yaacob Awang Alliance (UMNO)
Pasir Mas Tengah Abdul Rahman Daud Alliance (UMNO)
Pasir Mas Utara Omar Ali Alliance (UMNO)
Tanah Merah Abdul Ghani Mohamad Alliance (UMNO)
Tumpat Utara Basir Abdul Rashid Alliance (UMNO)
Tumpat Selatan Othman Muhammaduddin Alliance (UMNO)
Ulu Kelantan Mohamed Ati Abdullah Alliance (UMNO)
Source:[4][5][6][7]

Trengganu

State Constituency Member Party
Alliance 15
Kuala Besut Abdul Aziz Hussein Alliance (UMNO)
Ulu Besut Zainal Abidin Mohamed Amin Alliance (UMNO)
Setiu Ismail Yusuf Alliance (UMNO)
Bandar Kuala Trengganu Maidin Mohamed Ibrahim Alliance (UMNO)
Ladang Muda Abdullah Alliance (UMNO)
Bukit Besar Wan Ibrahim Ali Alliance (UMNO)
Kuala Trengganu Utara Ibrahim Fikri Mohamed Alliance (UMNO)
Kuala Trengganu Barat Mohamed Said Abdullah Alliance (UMNO)
Kuala Trengganu Tengah Ngah Ismail Alliance (UMNO)
Kuala Trengganu Selatan Abdullah Abdul Rahman Alliance (UMNO)
Ulu Trengganu Setia Abu Bakar Alliance (UMNO)
Marang Nordin Mohamed Alliance (UMNO)
Dungun Mohamed Taib Sabri Abu Bakar Alliance (UMNO)
Paka-Kemaman Utara Mohamed Taha Embong Alliance (UMNO)
Kemaman Selatan Wan Yahya Wan Mohamed Alliance (UMNO)
Source:[8][9][10][11][12]

Penang Settlement

Settlement Constituency Member Party
Alliance 14
Batu Kawan M. L. Samuel Alliance (MIC)
Bukit Mertajam Wong Pow Nee Alliance (MCA)
Butterworth Wee Tiong Ghee Alliance (MCA)
East Coast Aziz Ibrahim Alliance (UMNO)
Jelutong N.K. Menon Alliance (MIC)
Kelawei Lim Chong Eu Alliance (MCA)
North Coast Cheah Seng Khim Alliance (MCA)
Province Wellesley Central Md. Noor Hamzah Alliance (UMNO)
Province Wellesley North Hashim Awang Alliance (UMNO)
Province Wellesley South Sulaiman Ahmad Alliance (UMNO)
South Coast S. M. Hussain Alliance (UMNO)
Tanjong East Wong Loh Hun Alliance (MCA)
Tanjong West A. M. Abu Bakar Alliance (UMNO)
West Coast Nyak Hashim Nyak Puteh Alliance (UMNO)
Source:[13][14][15]

Perak

State Constituency Member Party
Alliance 19 | PMIP 1
Taiping Lee Kim Loon Alliance (MCA)
Selama-Larut North Hussein Yaacob Alliance (UMNO)
Larut South-Matang Wan Othman Wan Omar from 26 October 1957 Alliance (UMNO)
Mohamed Ghazali Jawi until 1957 Alliance (UMNO)
Krian East Ahmad Yusof Alliance (UMNO)
Krian West Mohamed Kamil Ahmad PMIP
Dindings Masud Untoi Alliance (UMNO)
Ipoh North R. M. N. Natesa Pillay Alliance (MIC)
Ipoh South Ismail Abdul Majid Alliance (UMNO)
Ipoh East Yap Yin Fah Alliance (MCA)
Kinta North Tajudin Ali Alliance (UMNO)
Kinta South Teh Siew Eng Alliance (MCA)
Telok Anson Woo Saik Hong Alliance (MCA)
Lower Perak North Yahaya Haji Haroun Alliance (UMNO)
Lower Perak South Lope Hashim Ketong Alliance (UMNO)
Batang Padang North Kok Yoon San Alliance (MCA)
Batang Padang South Mohamed Shazali Tajuddin Alliance (UMNO)
Upper Perak Che Ahmad Said Alliance (UMNO)
Kuala Kangsar Khalid Abas Adam Alliance (UMNO)
Parit Haron Kulop Seman Alliance (UMNO)
Sungei Siput Shaari Shafie Alliance (UMNO)
Source:[16][17][18][19][20][21][22]

Pahang

State Constituency Member Party
Alliance 16
Bentong Barat Hoh Chee Cheong Alliance (MCA)
Bentong Timor Mohamed Salleh Mohamed Zain Alliance (UMNO)
Cameron Highlands Wan Ibrahim Wan Tanjong Alliance (UMNO)
Kuantan Barat Zainuddin Ahmad Alliance (UMNO)
Kuantan Timor Abdul Aziz Ahmad Alliance (UMNO)
Lipis Selatan Khairuddin Kawi Alliance (UMNO)
Lipis Timor Abdullah Mohamed Akil Alliance (UMNO)
Lipis Utara Muhammad Nor Sulaiman Alliance (UMNO)
Pekan Selatan Ibrahim Arshad Alliance (UMNO)
Pekan Utara Ahmad Othman Alliance (UMNO)
Raub Selatan Seong Sik Yong Alliance (MCA)
Raub Utara Sendiri Hussin Alliance (UMNO)
Temerloh Selatan Ramlah Dahalan Alliance (UMNO)
Temerloh Tengah Yahaya Haji Mohamed Seh Alliance (UMNO)
Temerloh Timor Salehuddin Awang Pekan Alliance (UMNO)
Temerloh Utara Mohamad Yusof Long Alliance (UMNO)
Source:[23][24][25]

Selangor

State Constituency Member Party
Alliance 13
Klang North Mohamed Sidin Idris Alliance (UMNO)
Klang South V. Manickavasagam Alliance (MIC)
Kuala Langat Sa'adan Khadri Tahrim Alliance (UMNO)
Kuala Lumpur East Lee Yoon Thim Alliance (MCA)
Kuala Lumpur Municipality East Abdullah Yassin Alliance (UMNO)
Kuala Lumpur Municipality South Douglas K. K. Lee Alliance (MCA)
Kuala Lumpur Municipality West K. Gurupatham Alliance (MIC)
Kuala Lumpur South Chan Chee Hong Alliance (MCA)
Kuala Lumpur West Raja Mohamed Raja Alang Alliance (UMNO)
Kuala Selangor Raja Rastam Shahrome Raja Said Tauphy Alliance (UMNO)
Sabak Bernam Mustaffa Abdul Jabar Alliance (UMNO)
Selangor Ulu Nordin Nawi Alliance (UMNO)
Ulu Langat Zakaria Mohamed Taib Alliance (UMNO)
Source:[26][27][28][29]

Negri Sembilan

State Constituency Member Party
Alliance 12
Jelebu Ibrahim Mansor Alliance (UMNO)
Jempol Ariffin Ali Alliance (UMNO)
Johol Abdul Samad Idris Alliance (UMNO)
Labu Ahmad Omar Alliance (UMNO)
Lenggeng Alias Rasul Alliance (UMNO)
Linggi Mohamed Said Muhammad Alliance (UMNO)
Pilah Lee Tee Siong Alliance (MCA)
Port Dickson Kehar Singh Alliance (MIC)
Rantau Raja Abu Hanifah Abdul Ghani Alliance (UMNO)
Rembau Abdul Hamid Mahmud Alliance (UMNO)
Seremban Chin See Yin Alliance (MCA)
Tampin Abdul Wahab Idris Alliance (UMNO)
Source:[30][31]

Malacca Settlement

Settlement Constituency Member Party
Alliance 8
East Central Mohamed Abdul Rahman Alliance (UMNO)
West Central Tan Cheng Swee Alliance (MCA)
West Fort Goh Chee Yan Alliance (MCA)
East Fort Goh Kay Seng Alliance (MCA)
Alor Gajah West Mohamed Sudin Abdul Rahman Alliance (UMNO)
Alor Gajah East Talib Karim Alliance (UMNO)
Jasin North Hasnul Abdul Hadi Alliance (UMNO)
Jasin South Mokti Abdul Hamid Alliance (UMNO)
Source:[32]

Johore

State Constituency Member Party
Alliance 16
Batu Pahat Central Syed Mustapha Akil from 24 October 1957 Alliance (UMNO)
S. Chelvasingam MacIntyre until 1957 Alliance (MIC)
Batu Pahat Coastal Taha Zakaria Alliance (UMNO)
Batu Pahat Inland Tan Suan Kok Alliance (MCA)
Johore Bahru Central Syed Nasir Ismail from 10 November 1955 Alliance (UMNO)
Sulaiman Abdul Rahman until 1955 Alliance (UMNO)
Johore Bahru Coastal Mohd Amin Amran Alliance (UMNO)
Johore Bahru Inland Yap Kim Hock Alliance (MCA)
Kluang Syed Mohamed Edros from 10 November 1955 Alliance (UMNO)
Sardon Jubir until 1955 Alliance (UMNO)
Kota Tinggi Mohamed Yassin Abdul Rahman Alliance (UMNO)
Mersing Abdul Ghani Elias Alliance (UMNO)
Muar Central Chan Shi Shi Alliance (MCA)
Muar Coastal Sulaiman Ninam Shah Alliance (UMNO)
Muar Inland Hassan Yunus Alliance (UMNO)
Pontian Abdullah Mohsin Alliance (UMNO)
Segamat North Mohamad Noah Omar Alliance (UMNO)
Segamat South Chia Chin Koon Alliance (MCA)
Tangkak Chua Song Lim Alliance (MCA)
Source:[33][34][35][36]

*S. Chelvasingam MacIntyre (Batu Pahat Central) was an associate member of UMNO. He contested under UMNO-MCA group and MIC joined the Alliance after Johor Elections[37]

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