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Letter, 25/01/1937, A. S. Kenyon, National Museum, Melbourne to H D Skinner, Regarding dioscovery of obsidian drill points and other stone artifacts on Waihi beach

Letter, 07/01/1937, T.H.Kelsey to H D Skinner, Conversation regarding employment as model and diorama maker. Sent H D Skinner a diorama of a cave.

Letter, 10/06/1937, Mr Hanna, Kensington School to H D Skinner, Enquiry regarding school trip to museum.

Letter, 14/06/1937, Mr Hanna, Kensington School to H D Skinner, Enquiry regarding school trip to visit Chinese art collection.

Letter, 04/03/1937, A. S. Kenyon, National Museum, Melbourne to H D Skinner, Reply regarding specimens found on Waihi beach and Muriwai beach.

Letter, 23/11/1937, J. W. Kinniburgh to H D Skinner, Offer of sale of extinct Huia specimens.

Letter, 10/03/1937, F. V. Knapp to H D Skinner, Letter discussing cutting from collection at New Plymouth museum, wrote article on this.

Letter, 22/03/1937, F. V. Knapp to H D Skinner, Expression of interest in Skinner's securing of a pair of pendants from Aniseed, request for sketch of these, with sketch of own pendant from Whangamoa included.

Letter, 27/09/1937, F. V. Knapp to H D Skinner, Regarding discovery of a stone reel on an old Maori camp site. Found in Nelson.

Letter, 15/10/1937, F.V Knapp to H.D Skinner, Description of Dominion museum, discussion of posting of reel fragment, and his plans to visit Auckland to view New Caledonian artefacts.

Letter, 26/10/1937, F.V Knapp to H.D Skinner, Discussion on return of reel fragment, mention of Knapp's trip up north, and his publishing of an article in the 'JPS' (Journal of Polynesian Society?) titled "Maori Rasps and Burnishers" Knapp mentions the publishing has been delayed by some difficulties in gathering of specimens.

Letter, 13/12/1937, F.V Knapp to H.D Skinner, Response to previous letter from the 11th of November. Mention of Auckland and Dominion Museum collections. Knapp intends to visit Skinner and see the museum before the end of the year.

Letter, 27/11/1936, Illegible to H.D Skinner, Letter from a Dutch institute "Koninklijke Vereeniging Koloniaal Instituut. Aldeeling Volkenkunde." Regarding a previous letter sent by H.D Skinner. The sender mentions sending a 'pictoral atlas' to Skinner.

Letter, 19/02/1937, Henri LaVachery to H.D Skinner, Letter from the Art and History Museum, Brusells, from H Laverchery in the Ethnography department, in response to a previous letter from H.D Skinner on the 5th of January. Discussion of articles in the Journal of Polynesian Society.

Letter, 18/01/1937, Violet Leach to H.D Skinner, Violet Leach sends H.D Skinner a dead bird her cat killed, asking for it to be identified. She mentions they are uncommon in her region.

Letter, 21/10/1937, E Lloyd, Epsom to H D Skinner, Offering Mr Trevor Lloyd's collection of Maori curios (including rare greenstone) for sale for 500 pounds.

Letter, 10/07/1937, Les Lockerbie to H D Skinner, Thanks for material and list just received. News of cupboard alteration and children's enthusiasm.

Letter, 09/09/1937, Les Lockerbie to H D Skinner, Report on limited progress of digging during holidays but hopes of more during Labour weekend. Information from Mr Teviotdale and hopes to apply for Museum position.

Letter, 23/09/1937, Lockerbie to H D Skinner, Telegram giving notice of arrival in Dunedin on Saturday.

Letter, 07/10/1937, Les Lockerbie to H D Skinner, Giving notice131 of a week's delay in returning the Collection of Maori Material. Comments on the interest shown and drawing by the children.