Southern Māori Archives Project

Letter, 11/10/1938, H D Skinner to Miss Washbourne, Your notebook is very good indeed. You have terms. I presume you will sit papers in Nelson

Letter, 21/10/1938, H D Skinner to Mr Lopdell, Wellington, I do not know who your teachers will be. You should not adopt the conclusions of Elsdon Best or Percy Smith. Though they made great contributions but not all their work is of equal value.

Letter, 14/02/1939, H D Skinner to Mrs W Wells, Papatowai., Thank you for the moa bones. I would like to come and look at the cave to see if we can recover more bones

Letter, 16/11/1938, H D Skinner to Miss E E Werner, Roslyn, Thanks for 2 books on China which have been past to the University library

Letter, 18/07/1938, Miss V A Wilson, Taieri Mouth to H D Skinner, I had a ginger and white female cat and a dog fighting it to death, would you like it? Please wright strat back (sic)

Letter, 19/07/1938, H D Skinner to Miss V A Wilson, Taieri Mouth, We are not collecting material of this kind

Letter, 27/07/1938, O H Frankel, Wheat Research Institite, Christchurch to H D Skinner, Sending 3 sheaves of wheat vis Tuscan, Hunters and cross 7

Letter, 03/08/1938, H D Skinner to O H Frankel, Wheat Research Institite, Christchurch , We are working our agricultural exhibit and the wheat sheaves will be of the utmost use.

Letter, 04/08/1938, R K Mackie, Whitcombe and Tombs, Dunedin to H D Skinner, Please send list of textbooks for 1939

Letter, 12/09/1938, H D Skinner to R K Mackie, Whitcombe and Tombs, Dunedin, Books for next year, Best "The Maori as he was", Maning "Old New Zealand", Lowie "An Introduction to Anthropology" and "British Museum Handbook to Ethnographic Collections" Order 12 of each

Letter, 07/02/1938, Wright Stevenson & Co to H D Skinner, Thank you on behalf of Lord Malcolm Douglas-Hamilton for your offer to show 20 British Public school boys through the museum

Letter, 25/07/1938, NZ Federation of Young Farmers Clubs to H D Skinner , Enclosed copy of 6th annual education course. We will visit the museum at 4 pm on 2 August