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Letter, 25/10/1938, Miss A. C. Anderson, 15 Green's Drive, Musselburgh to H D Skinner, Encloses donation of five pounds. Mentions book " A Chinese Mirror" which she is currently reading.

Letter, "Sunday" , Gordon Anderson, Dalmore to H D Skinner, List of tasks unable to be completed. Mentions Miss Rummerstron (?).

Letter, 15/02/1938(?), Gordon D. Anderson, Auckland Institute & Museum to H D Skinner, Regarding return to Dunedin. Reports on valuable learning during course in Auckland and regrets insufficient time to spend at the Dominion and Christchurch museums.

Letter, 25/01/1938, Beeby to H D Skinner, Request to ask Anderson if he can be in Auckland, Wednesday 2 February

Letter, 22/02/1938, Johannes Andersen, Howard Road, Lowry Bay, Wellington to H D Skinner, Discusses spelling of Maori iwi names. Objects to Dr. Buck's spelling of Ngai Tahu.

Letter, 21/01/1938, Douglas Mawson, the Director, B.A.N.Z. Antarctic Research Expedition, Geological Department, University, Adelaide. to H D Skinner, Will post copies of B.A.N.Z.A. R. expedition scientific reports, (in accordance with arrangements made by the committee).

Letter, 08/04/1939, Johannes Andersen, Howard Road, Lowry Bay, Wellington to H D Skinner, statement that a canoe from Blenheim will be offered to the museum in Wellington and Mr Mclachlan's paper will be published in a journal

Letter, 03/06/1938, Johannes Andersen, Howard Road, Lowry Bay, Wellington to H D Skinner, Agreement that Durrad's paper should be published and the Blenheim canoe will be arriving in Wellington

Letter, 14/09/1938, Johannes Andersen, Howard Road, Lowry Bay, Wellington to H D Skinner, Apologies that Dr Kalidas Nag will be unable to visit the south island

Letter, 16/11/1938, Dr Andrew to H D Skinner, Request for a copy of transactions report from the Auckland Congress

Letter, 03/11/1938, H C Richards, Art Galleries and Museums Association of Australia and New Zealand to H D Skinner, Requests notes regarding museum development in Dunedin, for presidential report and meeting of organisation next January.

Letter, 09/12/1938, H C Richards, Art Galleries and Museums Association of Australia and New Zealand to H D Skinner, Thanks for previous letter and expresses wish to see Skinner at Canberra conference.

Letter, 15/11/1938, J E Attwood to H D Skinner, Thanks for Skinner's letter. Discussion regarding flowers.

Letter, 29/06/1938, Marshall C Cleland, Librarian, Auckland Institute and Museum to H D Skinner, Thanks for donation to Auckland Institute (annual report 1937).

Letter, 04/01/1938, A W B Powell, Acting Director, Auckland Institute and Museum to H D Skinner, Confirms Museum Educational Officers able to meet at Auckland Museum during February.

Letter, 06/01/1938, V F Fisher, Auckland Institute and Museum to H D Skinner, Encloses article on Oruarangi. Plans for a final one this year.

Letter, 31/01/1938, Gilbert Archey, Director Auckland Museum to H D Skinner, Expresses interest in Skinner investigating comparisons between early Chinese and New Zealand art. Discusses acquisition of items in England.

Letter, 14/03/1938, Gilbert Archey, Director Auckland Museum to H D Skinner, Response to letter about Wardlaw concerning his dealings with native birds and Auckland Museum, and his prosecution.

Letter, 09/05/1938, Gilbert Archey, Director Auckland Museum to H D Skinner, Thanks for condolences. Elaborates about vase broken in transit.

Letter, 20/06/1938, Gilbert Archey, Director Auckland Museum to H D Skinner, Thanks for note about Voyce collection, and for loan of Takahe to other museums.