Southern Māori Archives Project

Letter, 28/12/1938, H D Skinner to H Chapman , Enclosed is a copy of Skinner's letter to Gilray.

Letter, 31/12/1938, C Gilray to H D Skinner, I won't charge the university for the cable. We aren't going away this Summer as we will go to Britain for 8 months in March. We will be going through North America and returning via South Africa.

Letter, 17/02/1939, H D Skinner to F G Gardiner Peake , Notification of appointment to Keeper of Zoology. Invitation to stay at mine until you find permanent lodgings. Your employment will hopefully be permanent but has been defined to a three-year period for now. Our present taxidermist Gisbon is leaving. Your department should expand on Natural History of Otago.

Letter, 10/11/1938, F G Gardiner Peake to H D Skinner, Application to the position of Keeper of Zoology, with three accompanying recommendation letters.

Letter, 08/01/1939, D Miller to H D Skinner, Dr Chrystal of Oxford has told me his high opinion of F G Peake who has applied to be Keeper of Zoology.

Letter, 11/01/1939, unsigned (museum staff) to H D Skinner, The enclosed letter refering to F G Peake, who has applied as Keeper of Zoology, arrived yesterday.

Letter, 01/09/1938, H D Skinner to none , Conditions of appointment to the position of keeper of the department of Zoology (listed).

Letter, 01/09/1938, H D Skinner to none , Registry of fourteen applicants for the position of keeper of Zoology (listed).

Letter, 07/06/1938, D Knapp to H D Skinner, Thanks for your benefactories, the drawings of Mattson's finds are interesting. The Carnegie exchange has arrived from Wanganui, consisting on bone material showing manufacture processes.

Letter, 20/02/1934, N/A to N/A, Notes regarding dates and nests in New Zealand.

Letter, 11/09/1938, H D Skinner to Mr Kealy, Thanks on behalf of the Museum for help in sending the flower of xeronema.

Letter, 16/12/1938, H D Skinner to Mr Kelsey, Apologies that there doesn’t appear to be a likely prospect of joining the Otago museum or other New Zealand museums.