Southern Māori Archives Project

letter, 12/11/1935, J W Hayward to Dr W B Benham, Expenditure from 1 January to 29 October and allocation for the museum this year.

letter, 12/11/1935, J W Hayward to Dr W B Benham, Expenditure from 1 January to 29 October and allocation for the biology department this year.

letter, 14/01/1936 to The Manager, U.S.S.C., The supporting table of the SS 'Mararoa' you returned is very damaged. Can you promptly have repairs carried out.

letter, 29/11/1935, Dr W B Benham to The Chairman of the Budgeting Committee, University of Otago, Maurice Bleakly is leaving for a position at Canterbury College so his salary no longer needs increasing.

letter, 30/11/1935, Dr W B Benham? to The Council, Maurice Bleakly is leaving so we need a replacement. An advertisement in the four cities might help find a suitable second assistant in the biology laboratory. Suggests salary. My upcoming retirement makes a replacement more necessary. Also require 2-3 student demonstrators.

letter, 07/11/1935, Dr W B Benham? to The Council, The taxidermist Mr Gibson requests to sell his tools, property, and a glass show case to the university as he is low in money, having paid for family medical bills.

letter, 19/09/1935, H Chapman, Registrar University of Otago to Dr W B Benham, Your request that Dr Tillyard be asked to lecture here was declined the council.

letter, 07/09/1935, Canterbury College, Christchurch to W B Benham, Asking if Otago Institute would be interested in Tillyard giving a lecture .

letter, 09/09/1935, W B Benham to Vice President, Otago Institute, Asks if the Institute would be interested in Tillyard giving a lecture on either Lower Cambrian fauna or Upper Permian fossils.

letter, 09/09/1935, W B Benham to Registrar, University of Otago, Asks if the University would be interested in Tillyard giving a lecture on either Lower Cambrian fauna or Upper Permian fossils.

letter, 02/08/1954, H.D. Skinner to David Teviotdale, We have nominated you as Honorary Member as tribute to your notable service to archaeology in New Zealand

letter, 11/09/1935, Andrew, Vice President, Otago University to W B Benham, Declining the offer of Tillyard giving a lecture.