Southern Māori Archives Project

letter, 28/08/1935, H.D. Skinner to Dr.F.Fitchett, Thanking Dr. Fitchett on behalf of the Department of Anthropology for permitting Teviotdale to use his house to test for maori remains. Apologies for lack of findings despite confident hypothesised success in the area, believed to be one of Dunedin's richest sites.

letter, 25/11/1935 to Miss M Greenwell, Thank you for sending dresses to be used in exhibition.

letter, 19/11/1935, Miss M Greenwell to H D Skinner, Sending Chinese dresses loaned from Miss Moncrief. Sent urgently and no time to get dry cleaned, please can you get them cleaned.

letter, 21/03/1935 to Mr A S Grigg, Thank you for gift of greenstone adze and drill point, with detail of where found.

letter, 10/12/1935 to A G Hornsey, Offer to sell two Taiaha, formally Hocken collection.

letter, 22/09/1925, A G Hornsey to H D Skinner, Pleased to purchase, thanks for opportunity. Notes collecting in Banks Peninsula.

letter, 20/09/1935 to A G Hornsey, Photo of taiaha for sale from Samuel Russell of Papeete. Been to Picton, comments on large amount of stuff in private hands in Wairau Valley. Vangioni has a lot, to be given to Canterbury museum. Prof Speight showed him box containing skull, found in a cleft on Banks Peninsula.

letter, 15/06/1935, A G Hornsey to H D Skinner, thanks for journal and book.

letter, 19/03/1935, A G Hornsey to H D Skinner, thanks for two Rarotongan adzes and pearl oyster shells. Soapstone pendant arrived safely, have another similar I can send to you.

letter, 11/03/1935, A G Hornsey to, thanks for soapstone figure from D'Urville Island, will include in a paper. Science convention coming up, hope you can attend.

letter, 19/10/1933, Mrs F G Haig to, Your fathers material is coming off view, please collect what you wish to keep in the family.

letter, 27/06/1935, H.D. Skinner to Dr.F.Fitchett, Agreeing to the kind offer for Teviotdale to do testing at Dr. Fitchetts land in the University vacation at the end of August.