Otago Museum Records/Archives

letter, 24/01/1938, H D Skinner to Railway Hotel, Hokitika, My wife left her overcoat sending 2/6/ for postage

letter, 23/05/1937, A C Haddon, Cambridge to H D Skinner, Thanks for kind letter on my wife's passing. Changes at the museum, Hodson is retiring and Hutton Assan is chair. Sayce has gone to Manchester and Lewis Clarke has been appointed director of the Fitzwilliam. New man will get £750 instead of £600.

letter, 03/09/1937, Herbert M. Hale, Museum Director, Museum & Art Gallery of South Australia to Secretary, Royal Society of New Zealand, Seeking acknowledgement from Dr. Finlay for receipt of 73 specimens of Turridae

letter, 12/10/1937, Herbert M. Hale, Museum Director, Museum & Art Gallery of South Australia to H D Skinner, Thank you for letters of 15th & 17th regarding mollusca sent to Dr. Finlay. Has written to Mr Powell.

letter, 17/09/1937, H D Skinner to Museum Director, Museum of South Australia, Regarding Dr. Finlay's failure to return shell specimens which he has now sold to the Auckland Museum. Skinner suggests that these will be recoverable through Acting-Director Mr. A. B. Powell.

letter, 15/09/1937, H D Skinner to Museum Director, Museum of South Australia, Reports that Finlay has now left Dunedin to take up an appointment with the Geological Survey of New Zealand. Suggests alternative means of contact.

letter, 02/08/1937, H D Skinner to Kenneth Emory, Letter to introduce Mrs A.C.Matheson, a friend of Dunedin Museum who collected an adze from the Society Islands. Asking about sightseeing in Hawaii on her behalf.

letter, 06/10/1937, H. B. Hawthorne to H D Skinner, Lecturer in Anthropology, Otago University, Requesting reading list on educational aspects of anthropology

letter, 19/10/1937, H D Skinner, Lecturer in Anthropology, Otago University to H. B. Hawthorne, Kaitaia, Requests clarification of term 'educational aspects' with regards to reading list. Suggests best anthropology text books including set books used for class teaching. Also recommends the Journal of the Polynesian Society.

letter, 06/08/1938, John Houston, Hawera to H D Skinner, Thank you for letter of 28 July regarding details of Taranaki designs. Notes need to keep carvings as close as possible to local tradition.

letter, 07/03/1942, A. Hornsey, Timaru to H D Skinner, Thank you for sending copy of paper on fish hooks. Reports on find by Mr Irvine of two small greenstone chisels. Includes sketch of chisels.

letter, 25/08/1938, H D Skinner to Mr. Howison, Regarding delivery of garden soil.