Southern Māori Archives Project

letter, 13/06/1933, F A De La Mare, Victoria St., Hamilton to H D Skinner, Advising that+F4077:F4088 the wakakuku was found in the bush at Ongarue where Ellis and Burnand Ltd. is milling.

letter, 03/06/1954, H.D. Skinner to Patrocinio Valenzuela, Quezon City, Acknowledge receipt of £44-4-0

letter, 02/08/1933, The Postmaster, Post and Telegraph Department, Dunedin to H D Skinner, Advice that the February 1933 instalment of the Emergency Unemployment Charge on income derived during year ending 31/03/1932 has not been received.

letter, Sunday/193, Wanganui River Trust to H D Skinner, Explaining that an article he wrote was in reply to statements regarding whether maori and Moriori are different people.

letter, 04/09/1933, Johanes Andusen, Polynesian Society, Alexander Turnbull Library to H D Skinner, Acknowledges receipt of 3 photos. Long discussion of the nature of the movement illustrated, whether dancing or not.

letter, 14/11/1935, M B V Skvortzov, Harbin to Prof W B Benham, Request for diatom samples from New Zealand in exchange for natural history specimens from Manchuria.

letter, 27/12/1933, Prof W B Benham to M B V Skvortzov, Harbin Manuchukuo, Advises will send 5 diatomaceous samples. Requests Manuchukuo postage stamps

letter, 11/12/1934, E O Scott, Assistant Curator, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston, Tasmania to Professor W B Benham,, Acknowledgement of receipt of reprint of paper on the skeleton of Emeus Huttoni Owen.

letter, 25/06/1934, E O Scott, Assistant Curator, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston, Tasmania to Professor W B Benham, Advises naming a distinct Ribbon Fish Agrostichlhys benhami.

letter, 04/07/1934, Prof Franz Stadtmuller, Gottingen, Kirchweg 18, Germany to Professor W B Benham, In German - no translation

letter, 23/08/1934, Curator, Otago Museum to Prof Franz Stadtmuller, Gottingen, Kirchweg 18, Germany, Advises sending a specimen of Liopelae hochstetter.

letter, 24/08/1934, Gilbert Archey, Director Auckland Museum to Dr W B Benham, Advises no larvae of Liopelae available. There is only one set which is in the Canterbury Museum.