Otago Museum Records/Archives

letter, 23/09/1937, Philip George to H D Skinner, Enclosed are the accounts of the site you requested

letter, 23/09/1937, H D Skinner to J D Paul O D T, Enclosed article by Phi+F5727:F5740lip George who is a gunner in the regular force and reliable

letter to, Draft of "A Maori Stone Dagger from the Nevis" by Phillip George. This was found in a 1917 excavation near Bannockburn beside School creek. Site descripption and details of 5 articles found there

letter, 21/09/1937, H D Skinner to Phillip George, Delayed publishing your article, please return to me your data about this site for inclusion

letter, 18/08/1937, H D Skinner to Phillip George, Enclosed typed copy of your paper on the Nevis site with drawings by Miss Daff and my notes. Suggest submitting to the Polynesian Society for publication

letter, 10/02/1938, Barth Electrical to H D Skinner, Re application for fishing license and membership of the Acclimatisation Society

letter, 07/02/1938, H D Skinner to Otago Acclimatisation Society, I did not authorise application for membership of the aclimatisation society

letter, 04/02/1938, Otago Acclimatisation Society to H D Skinner, Enclose application for membership of the Acclimatisation Society

letter, 19/02/1938, Kenneth Emory to H D Skinner, Update on the Polynesian hall exhibit in Hawaii, focus on studies on Mauna Kea and the Hawaiian culture, as well material from Polynesia, Micronesia and Melanesia. Reference to Mac Gregor who is working on the archaeology on the Phoenix Islands.

letter, 03/02/1938, H D Skinner to Otago Acclimatisation Society, Receipt of note that my application for membership of the Acclimatisation Society has been accepted. I made no such application.

letter, 08/12/1937, Otago Acclimatisation Society to H D Skinner, Membership of the Acclimatisation society approved

letter, ? Phillip George to, Life in Central Otago in Ancient Times by P G. 9 pages A description of some sites in the Ida Ranges, between Matarae and Sutton, the Taieri river rock shelters, Gladbrook Statio, Kyburn and Naseby. Notes on the evidence for a great fire through Central Otago. Comments on food sources