En route to Van Heutsz

Sultan Muhammad Da’ud surrendered to the Dutch authorities at the beginning of 1903. Governor Van Heutsz gave full honours to the sultan and promised him a monthly allowance of 1,000 guilders. Snouck was furious with Van Heutsz's actions; he felt that the Dutch should not have gotten involved with the unimportant sultan. When Van Heutsz was appointed Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies in 1904, Snouck grew increasingly dissatisfied with his work. In March 1906, he left for the Netherlands.

Sultan Muhammad Da’ud accompanied by Major K. van der Maaten en route to Governor Van Heutsz to submit to the Dutch Governorate in Kuta Raja, 1903, inv.nr. KITLV 53441, in album KITLV A4