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letter, 09/12/1936, H Chapman, Registrar University of Otago to H D Skinner, Appointment as Museum Curator agreed by Council

letter, 21/12/1936, H Chapman, Registrar University of Otago to H D Skinner, Offer of appontment as Curator and Hocken lecturer in Ethnology. It is inadvisable for members to approach public bodies for assistance in their sections

letter, 22/02/1938, Johannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Notes on the editing of a paper by McLachlan with plates and drawings

letter, 18/03/1937, Johannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Papers mentioned are in a supplementary list which will be published shortly. Supplementary volume by yourself and Baucke and your faather's "Taranaki of eighty years ago"

letter, 10/09/1937, W S Hunter, Washington to H D Skinner, Your name is among 1800 in the International Directory of Anthropologists. Send $1 for a copy

letter, 20/11/1937, Johannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Will add to review of Firth's book.. Received last volume of Williamson's book on Pacific Religious beliefs. Paper by Knapp with photos by Davies on scrapers.

letter, 23/09/1937, Johannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Forwarded George's paper to revise and return

letter, 26/08/1937, Johannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Concerning George's paper concerning the stone dagger. Fig. 2 looks an implement called an awl or bradawl. Seen Copenhagen Museum collection of flint daggers and the Maori churh doorway.

letter, 05/09/1937, Johannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Letter and drawings for your inspection. Impossible to say what it is. Is it even Maori?

letter, 14/04/1937, Abel-Henderson, Washington to H D Skinner, Sending to the University Library a complete set of my "Slave holding Indians"

letter, 21/08/1937, Joannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Encloses photo and description of swamp find in Taranaki sent by Mr Houston for inclusion.

letter, 10/08/1937, Joannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Editing notes on article.

letter, 19/07/1937, Joannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Editing notes, photographs v drawings. Oldmans NZ collection is now [packed?]. Comments that he wishes the material will come back to NZ.

letter, 09/07/1937, Joannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Editing, check of contents of paper by S.R. Mitchell of Melbourne. Comments alignment of text and illustrations.

letter, 30/04/1937, Joannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Skinner to Anderson - editing on paper on harpoon and no comments on paper by Davidson. Anderson to Skinner - note by Davidson on your paper on the greenstone adze found in Tasmania. Also article on transportation and receptacles in Australia. Anderson to Skinner - enclosed proof on harpoon paper. Hoped to get financial assistance from the Bishop Museum but their budgets are difficult.

letter, 24/07/1937, Joannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Discussion journal papers, paper on pottery of Lau by Dr Laura Thompson and MacLachlan. Durrads paper sent to Prof Elkin. Also paper by R.H.Goddard omn sculpture by an aboriginal women. Paper in Anthropos by Metraux is important enough for a review. Mr Teviotdales report gone to printer, comments on the quality of his work.

letter, 19/05/1938, Professor H. C. Richards to H D Skinner, Marked confidental. Comments re Markham is theorist without practical experience. Mr Tose has a lot of experiences in planning and delivering modern museum exhibitions to a high standard and low budget, but report writing not the highest standard.

letter, 11/11/1938, Gilbert Archy to H D Skinner, Returning two lantern slides. Editing discussion re images.

letter, 05/12/1938, Ernest Beaglehole to H D Skinner, I would like to explore the possibility of photo lithography, it might solve many issues. Can do something about the adze material after Feb 21st

letter, 14/3/1038, Dora de Beer to H D Skinner, Subscription for friends enclosed. Germany marching on Austria. Mrs Barden Esmond and I planned to look at ruins in Asia Minor, Also plan to climb in South West China and see Nessie Moncrieff. Plan to excavate pile dwellings in Switzerland in the Summer