New Acquisitions

Letter, 24/07/1924, Maori Ethnological Research Board to H D Skinner, Minutes of a meeting of the Board

Broken, curved fishhook point with the tip missing.

Letter, 31/07/1924, H M H Balneavis , Maori Ethnological Research Board to H D Skinner, Encloses copies of Board minutes, a list of books relating to the Maori which are in the Dominion Museum, and a memorandum relating to Maori and Polynesian works in the Turnbull Library..

Letter, 24/07/1924, Board of Maori Ethnological Research to H D Skinner, Minutes of Board Meeting

Letter, 18/07/1924, Board of Maori Ethnological Research to H D Skinner, Minutes of Board Meeting

Letter, 18/02/1924, Board of Maori Ethnological Research to H D Skinner, Minutes of Board Meeting

Letter, 20/12/1923, Department of Internal Affairs, J Hislop, Under Secretary to H D Skinner, Attaching a list of books in the Dominion Museum relating to the Maori

Letter, 15/10/1924, Owen C Mitchell to H D Skinner, Awaiting a permit for sending two pigeons to the Museum. The next visitor to Dunedin will bring them and a red fish found on the beach for interest. Extolling the virtues of a wireless telephone purchased in NZ.

Letter, 13/11/1924, H B H Balneavis, Maori Ethnological Research Board to H D Skinner, Advising of the refund of fares from Wellington to Dunedin

Letter, 23/12/1924, J W Murdoch to H D Skinner, Will advise him of his decision re accompanying him on a visit to Murdering Beach

Letter, 07/01/1925, Dr Aureliano Oyarzen, Museo de Ethnologia y Antropologia, Santiago to H D Skinner, Seeking to exchange Chilean and Easter Island artefacts - an ancient wooden figure, stone implements and wooden clubs for a pair of Ngati Porou carved pillars, stone implements and carved wooden weapons. Asking for us to pay for the transport as the do not have the funds

Letter, 05/05/1925, M Allman Marchant to H D Skinner, Description of a greenstone Tiki and a bone mere which she wishes to sell to the Museum