Southern Māori Archives Project

letter, 10/02/1934, H D Skinner to Miss E Rawlinson, Thanks for 9 February letter. The programme for this year's Otago Institute lectures has not be arranged but will let you know when its ready, probably in April.

letter, 09/02/1934, Elizabeth Rawlinson to H D Skinner, I am a Otago Girls High School student and would like to know the timetable and full particulars concerning the series of lectures you said would be given to young people by members of the Otago Institute.

letter, 19/02/1934, H D Skinner to Gladys A Reichard, Department of Anthropology, American Museum of Natural History, Thanks for the copy of your two-volumed book on bowls and kapskaps, which I am working through. You should visit New Zealand and Australia to observe the materials we have in our museums, Mrs Skinner and I can house you. I might review your book in the Journal of the Polynesian Society

letter, 26/05/1934, H D Skinner to Mr John Renwick, I hope you will be able to secure at least a sight of Mr Engst's diary for its information on the history of the Chatham Islands. Also hope Noel Cox's difficulties ease. I wonder how the people I met in the Chatham Islands are getting on.

letter, 24/05/1934, Mr John Renwick to H D Skinner, Mr Noel Cox has postponed his trip to the mainland another year. Mr Engst's diary is in his house in Riccarton, so I cannot obtain the diary until Cox visits. I have been researching Moriori history on the Chatham Islands.

letter, 16/11/1934, H D Skinner to J A Roberts, Thanks on behalf of the Museum Management Committee for your gift of two Maori mats. Both with be placed on exhibition.

letter, 20/09/1934, Muirhead, Moffat & Co., Blythswood St., Glasgow to H D Skinner, Regarding value of items they have offered for sale. Includes drawing of fifth Maori carving and notes they have five carvings which came from Dalmoak Castle, Dumbarton.

letter, No date , Not stated to H D Skinner, Received £1/10/0 from H D Skinner acting for Museum for one bone harpoon-point (Maori) found at Warrington.

letter, no date , Professor A. J. Grant, Leeds University to not stated , Comments on thesis which investigates the career of Te Rauparaha and an essay and other papers. See also document numbers 132-135.

letter, no date , H D Skinner to not stated , Recommendation for Mr. Angus Ross, noting high quality of his honours thesis on the Otago raid of Puoho, including research in different areas such as Kaiapoi, Kaikoura and Westland.

letter, 15/09/1934, H D Skinner to Angus Ross , Requests quotes from examiner's report on thesis written by Ross.

letter, 07/06/1934, University Liaison Officer to Angus Ross , Notification of interview for colonial appointments.