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Originally Posted by freebooter
Outstanding and thank you Jentayu, this wonderful start is greatly appreciated.
Hopefully another can complete the mystery....though if not I will try to find the time to show this to the linguistics dept of the QLD Uni and perhaps there is someone there who can read it all...again Jentayu, fantastic!!!
Looking at the Wiki Jawi link it appears this angle for translation maybe more suitable 
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5 of the first letterings on the second line from the right has the equivalent of the consonant sounds of (N-K-R) (K-N) it could thus be read as "nukar-kan" ie "to change"... or " to replace ".
Therefore the 2nd line might read "nukarkan datu Hashim" ie "to replace datu Hashim"
I cnt make out the 1st half of the top line from the right... but the 2nd half reads as datu (Jamil)?... so it can read from the 2nd half onwards from the top to the bottom as "Datu Jamil(?) nukarkan Datu Hashim" or "Datu Jamil(?) to replace (or) has replaced Datu Hashim"... please verify this with an expert though...