Southern Māori Archives Project

letter, 11/09/1928, AS Kenyon?, The State Rivers and Water supply Commission, Melbourne to H D Skinner, Lists potential items for exchange, updates on Melbourne Museum, sorry to hear Skinner had flu, met with Dr Pulleine in Hobart

letter, 20/10/1928, ? Kennedy, Oamaru to H D Skinner, Her husband on the way home, will let Skinner know when he "has had word of his leave". Husband sends thanks for Moriori paper.

letter, 13/11/1928, AS Kenyon?, The State Rivers and Water supply Commission, Melbourne to H D Skinner, Describes items he's sent over (?)Including tortoise shell mask of some value because of its age. Wants to receive anything Polynesian, especially stone. Sent over New Caledonia adze. Has no evidence that would support/oppose Skinner's Hanoi views.

letter, 22/05/1928, AS Kenyon?, The State Rivers and Water supply Commission, Melbourne to H D Skinner, Drawings of "unusual" greenstone adze, weapons

letter, 24/06/1928, ? Kennedy, Oamaru to H D Skinner, Husband says will send data on local adzes, asks if adze with revolving blade used for canoe carving is found in other groups.

letter, 10/02/2028, ? Signature, Augustin Kramer, Stuttgart to H D Skinner, asks how translation of his Samoa work went, will go to Americanist Congress and then Pacific Islands. Details his travel plans around the Pacific and what he would like to do.

letter, 11/05/1928, ? Kennedy, Oamaru to H D Skinner, Husband thanks him for the books, has sent him something in the mail

letter to H D Skinner, "Henry Kuper, Santa Anna, Solomons, D? Benham" Small piece of paper

letter, 29/12/1928, H D Skinner to H D Skinner, Says his two wooden bowls are being photographed and that he can return them on demand. Might be away from Dunedin if Kerr comes by, and to show this letter.

letter, 02/11/1928, N Kennedy to H D Skinner, Asking if some papers had arrived. Will notify date of husband's arrival

letter, John L Kerr to H D Skinner, Will meet him at the station if suitable

letter, 11/07/1928, F Waite (House of Representatives) to H D Skinner, Enclosing a letter from John L Kerr offering to sell 2 Maori bowls