New Acquisitions

Letter, 03/10/1925, ? Eccles to H D Skinner, Requesting remarks on 'Old Maori Tracks and encampments in the vicinity of Dunedin to be included in a new publication 'Otago Provincial Guide' for which he is editor

Letter, 02/12/1925, Assistant Curator to H D Skinner, Thanks for the gift of two wooden drums and two Samoan model houses

Broken curved fishhook point, base remaining.

Letter, 07/12/1925, Acting Secretary, Department of Internal Affairs to H D Skinner, Thanks for the expression of appreciation re gifts of Samoan models and drums

Letter, 07/01/1925, C E Sox? to H D Skinner, Enclosing a scrap about the flood, from Mr Fairbrother

Letter, 09/02/1925, J? Forbes to H D Skinner, Advice of package being sent containing war clubs of Savage Island, a sacred stone(Narilah?)of Eromanga? To see if they are of interest

Letter, 04/11/1925, Assistant Curator to H D Skinner, Requesting an account for items incurred re erection of Maori House and requesting an estimate for further work to be carried out

Letter, 08/07/1925, F E Sheridan , Hallenstein Bros Ltd. to H D Skinner, Attaching a sketch of a Maori adze belonging to Mr Eyles who does not wish to dispose of it but keep it for himself

Letter, 01/05/1924, George Fenwick to H D Skinner, Discussing presentation of two paintings (in the UK) by Lindauer to the Hocken Library and Dunedin Art Gallery Association by J S Hyslop suggesting who gets what will be decided by him on his return to Dunedin

Letter, 14/05/1924, R.W Firth to H D Skinner, Personal letter sharing future travel to London University, request for information about studying there.

Letter, 07/04/1905, C.E. Ford to H D Skinner, Shares that read Mr Firth's copy of Skinner's work on the Moriori, describes meeting with Dr Buck, receiving artifacts from Central Africa, describes and draws stone artifact and whalebone charm.

Letter, 12/12/1924, Willi Fels to H D Skinner, Enclose cutting from Auckland Museum, describes meeting about Edge Partington Collection