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letter, 22/10/1939, Mollie Jamieson to H D Skinner, Thanks for testimonial

letter, 11/03/1939, Illegible, National Coin and Metal Collection and Dept of Antiquities, Melbourne to H D Skinner , Congratulations on the honour conferred (presumably doctorate). Comment on Chummery's(?) appointment to Darwin and Peake's moving to there.

letter, 11/12/1939, Les Lockerbie to H D Skinner , Apologies for length of time taken to revise paper, and intention to fix illustrations/add details (List of details to be added included separately). Request for suggestions of dig sites to try out during Christmas holidays. (List of details to be added also included).

letter, 29/10/1939, D S Malcolm to H D Skinner , Thanks for assistance with thesis. Request for advice on revising for publication after exam.

letter, 28/03/1939, Rachel MacDonald to H D Skinner, Personal letter detailing Rachel's recent illness, reminiscing her time with the Otago Museum staff, and mention of the tragedy that is the Hocken pictures being affected by damp.

letter, 02/02/1938, W G McClymont to H D Skinner, Mention of meeting Peter Buck in Honolulu. Thanks to Skinner for the wedding gift.

letter, 17/02/1939, McInnis? (Station Manager) to H D Skinner, Letter mentions an enclosed Session Agreement. Enclosed is a Performer's Session Agreement for a 30 min talk.

letter, 09/08/1937, General Secretary to H D Skinner, First letter mentions the newspaper article enclosed, "Dick Travis - A Very Gallant Gentleman." The second letter mentions the article in regards to its suitability for publication. The third letter mentions that the contributors to the "Review" do not think any action is required in this case.

letter, 29/11/1939, D G Nicolson St. Clair to H D Skinner, letter re testimonial for prospective staff

letter, 01/01/1939, John Nichols, Grafton to H D Skinner, Personal letter re work for NZ Herald and football

letter, 12/03/1939, Sir Apirana Ngata to H D Skinner, Awaiting Govt subsidy of £1500 for publications for NZ Centennial, I will recommend your memoir if we get it

letter, 17/08/1939, Sir Apirana Ngata to H D Skinner, Duff too far away Beaglehole keen. Possibly Taylor of the Turnbull library. Meantime hold you hand. Re place names most misspelling are from defects of ear. MacKay especially on h. I favour Taramakau the private parts of the female lover rather than Taremakau

letter, 07/11/1939, T T Paterson Cambridge University to H D Skinner, War makes travel impossible, Museum packed in boxes and sent to Wales and in caves and bomb proof shelters

letter, 13/06/1939, W J Phillipp Dominion Museum to H D Skinner, I have written to congratulate Sir Willam Benham on Knighthood

letter, 31/10/1939, R J Hay Otago Provincial Council to H B Skinner (sic), re planting of native trees only round Signal Hill Memorial

letter, 04/05/1939, Elsie Andrews Pan Pacific Women's Association to H D Skinner, Copy of timetable for Pan Pacific Conference next year enclosed

letter, 02/08/1939, Elsie Andrews Pan Pacific Women's Association to H D Skinner, Dates rearranged for conference slides now Jan 10th

letter, 19/09/1939, Elsie Andrews Pan Pacific Women's Association to H D Skinner, Conference postponed due to war

letter, 03/06/1939, M W F Tweedie Raffles Museum Singapore to H D Skinner, Drawings will be sent registered post forthwith

letter, 09/06/1939, M W F Tweedie Raffles Museum Singapore to H D Skinner, Proof of your paper for 3rd Congress des Prehistoriens de l'extreme Orient enclosed