Southern Māori Archives Project

Letter, 28/01/1938, Mr Frank Tose to H D Skinner, Classes ended yesterday. A day at Napier museum then to Rotorua and Auckland. Miss Daff and your niece have lots of talent. Model of sea lions and penguins made by them. Cecil wants to talk over application with me. I could secure for you a taxidermist

Letter, 04/02/1938, H D Skinner to Mr Frank Tose, Glad the schools was a success. Appointments are not in my gift but I will help. Salary £400. Taxidermist will be advertised next year

Letter, 04/02/1938, Cecil Tose to H D Skinner, Interested

Letter, H D Skinner to Mr Frank Tose, Air mail letter sent to Monterey

Letter, 15/04/1938, Mr Frank Tose to H D Skinner, Can wait writing

Letter, 13/04/1938, H C Richards, Art Galleries and Museums Association of Australia and New Zealand to H D Skinner, Enclosed report on your institution made by Frank Tose. Collection of birds and mammals is extensive but of poor quality and badly faded. Maori material overcrowded but well displayed. The work of rearranging the museum along modern educational lines will be long and much will have to be discarded. Talk given to museum staff trustees and class from Teachers' College. Talk given over 4ZB

Letter, 23/04/1938, Mr Frank Tose to H D Skinner, Cecil prepared to wait 2 months or longer. Considering San Francisco Exposition.

Letter, Mr Frank Tose to, Museums and Education. 4 sections, History, Science, Art and Industry. Purpose is education carried out by research and exhibition

Letter, Mr Frank Tose to, Talk given to Southland Museum trustees

Letter, Undated to, Museums and Education. 4 sections, History, Science, Art and Industry. Purpose is education carried out by research and exhibition

Letter, Undated to, Habitat Groups: Notes on development of displays

Letter, 25/05/1938, H D Skinner to Supeintendent, Botanical Gardens, Dunedin, Request to source material from the grounds of Littlebourne House.