Southern Māori Archives Project

letter, 26/07/1928, ? to H D Skinner, offering to buy his two Maori bowls but will not pay what he is asking

letter, 06/06/1928 Town Clerk, City of Dunedin to H D Skinner, Asking him to visit Kensington Hall to look at War trophies and Arms which may be of value to the Museum

letter, 03/05/1928, Alex Lindsay, South Canterbury Educational Institute to H D Skinner, Asking him to select a date in July for his lecture

letter, 11/01/1928, Margaret Mead, American Museum of Natural History to H D Skinner, Asking him what he would exchange for the Marquesan drum. Has given his name as a reference in applying to the Social Science Research Council - she is going to work in Melanesia on child psychology problems.

letter, 08/05/1928, Mervyn Mitchell to H D Skinner, He has decided not to sell his collection

letter, 12/08/1926, A Mason, Melanesian Mission, Solomons to H D Skinner, Apologising for not having obtained suitable material for the Museum. Enclosing a sketch of a club he has obtained - does he want it?

letter, 19/10/1928, F G Maskell, Victoria University College to H D Skinner, Asking about Rockefeller Travelling Scholarships and how to apply for one

letter, 04/04/1928, Margaret Mead, American Museum of Natural History to H D Skinner, Enclosing a list of specimens for proposed exchange with Maori material

letter, 24/11/1928, Assistant Curator to H D Skinner, Thanks for pottery fragments and guide books

letter, 01/10/1928, ? Museum Auberge d'Italie, Valletta-Malta to H D Skinner, Mailing a parcel of potsherds from Maltese sites. Acknowledging receipt of Maori objects

letter, 18/07/1928, ? to H D Skinner, Thanks for the book on Morioris. Discussing the Rarotongan collection

letter, 15/09/1928, ? Morris, University of New Zealand, Wellington to H D Skinner, Has posted N M Bell's thesis "Maori Myths and Rites in the Light of Human Ontogeny" for examination