Southern Māori Archives Project

letter, 29/10/1939, D S Malcolm to H D Skinner , Thanks for assistance with thesis. Request for advice on revising for publication after exam.

letter, 05/05/1939, H D Skinner to Marples, Mention of a conference with the chancellor on the matter of Gibson's room. Dr Batchelor and the chancellor are meeting with Skinner this afternoon, Skinner invites Marples to this.

letter, 24/02/1939 to Mrs MacDonald , Mention of the pictures in the Hocken Gallery suffering damage from dampness. Mention of friends, workmates and their whereabouts. Well wishes for the year.

letter, 28/03/1939, Rachel MacDonald to H D Skinner, Personal letter detailing Rachel's recent illness, reminiscing her time with the Otago Museum staff, and mention of the tragedy that is the Hocken pictures being affected by damp.

letter, 02/02/1938, W G McClymont to H D Skinner, Mention of meeting Peter Buck in Honolulu. Thanks to Skinner for the wedding gift.

letter, 22/02/1939 to Messrs J S McInnes & Sons, Correspondence regarding an Ordinary Share Certificate of the Southland Frozen Meat and Produce Export Company, Ltd.

letter, 17/02/1939, McInnis? (Station Manager) to H D Skinner, Letter mentions an enclosed Session Agreement. Enclosed is a Performer's Session Agreement for a 30 min talk.

letter, 09/08/1937, General Secretary to H D Skinner, First letter mentions the newspaper article enclosed, "Dick Travis - A Very Gallant Gentleman." The second letter mentions the article in regards to its suitability for publication. The third letter mentions that the contributors to the "Review" do not think any action is required in this case.

letter, 29/11/1939, D G Nicolson St. Clair to H D Skinner, letter re testimonial for prospective staff

letter, 19/12/1939, H D Skinner to D G Nicolson St. Clair, Thanks for testimonial for Allan G Kennelly but Skip worth appointed Tannock's successor

letter, 01/01/1939, John Nichols, Grafton to H D Skinner, Personal letter re work for NZ Herald and football

letter, 23/02/1939, H D Skinner to John Nichols, Grafton , Saw your father in New Plymouth,