Southern Māori Archives Project

letter, 06/12/1935, H.D. Skinner to C.E. Napier, We are willing to pay you on Jan 31st for the four pieces you sent, but cannot pay you any earlier. Will use the Fels Fund.

letter, 05/12/1935, C.E. Napier to H.D. Skinner, I thought the museum open to purchase anything suitable of its own valuation. Could you make an offer on the other material inc. the gun, Santa bows and arrows - you can give me a very low quote for the lot if you choose.

letter, 02/12/1935, C.E. Napier to H.D. Skinner, Knowing the museum purchases curios I am sending a peculiar old gun, a lot of arrows & some bows, spears etc. from islands and NZ. I am open to sell the lot.

letter, 06/11/1935, H.D. Skinner to C.E. Napier, The Museum is opening an exhibition of textiles at our next conversazione. Miss Hart says your shawls may be appropriate for it, would you mind if Miss Daff came to see them?

letter, 23/12/1935, National Mortgage & Agency Company of NZ Ltd. to H.D. Skinner, A case of stone is on its way to you by train from the S.S. Tamaroa. We were told it was put on board at Pitcairn Is.

letter, Mr Mason to, Two envelopes as labels for Native Hat from New Britain and Mats from Solomon Islands.

letter, 01/02/1935, M.R. Nees (William Nees & Sons Ltd.) to H.D. Skinner, We no longer make the chair you have. Enclosed is an illustration of a similar design.

letter, 27/08/1935, H.D. Skinner to Manager, NZ Express Co. Ltd/, Thanks on behalf of the University Council for giving free carriage to Museum material ex Port Fairy. It was given by the British Museum.

letter, 06/07/1935, A.C. Cameron, President, N.Z. Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs to H.D. Skinner, Thanks for your assistance & address at the recent Young Farmers' Educational week.

letter, 10/07/1935, A.C. Cameron, President, N.Z. Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs to H.D. Skinner, Enclosed is a programme for the Young Farmers' educational and cultural week & details of your address.

letter, 13/02/1935, A.C. Cameron, President, N.Z. Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs to H.D. Skinner, As you've helped with more than one Young Farmers' Educational Weeks, I am enclosing your info booklet on the Young Farmers' Club Movement

letter, 08/08/1935, Hon. Secretary (museum) to Manager, N.Z. Missionary College, At the Museum Management Committee meeting it was decided to pay Mr. parkin Christian for the rudder gudgeon of the H.M.S. Bounty. I have written the university Registrar asking him to draw the cheque for you.