Otago Museum Records/Archives

Letter, 25/02/1937, H D Skinner to Colonel C B Brereton, Nelson, Impossible to add your tobacco plant to the display. Miss Daff took 4 hands from the accompanying parcel for the display.

Letter, 16/02/1937, Colonel C B Brereton, Nelson to H D Skinner, Suggestions for displaying the tobacco plant, I have a permit from customs for up to 5 pounds of tobacco.

Letter, 03/06/1937, H D Skinner to NZ Council for Educational Research, We have received a grant of £100 for which account was sent to New York. I did ask for £100 for an agriculture exhibit but no answer received. Oterwise your office hold the receipts

Letter, 05/03/1937, Colonel C B Brereton, Nelson to H D Skinner, The exchange exhibit from Wanganui arrived in good order. Mr Knapp will write it up

Letter, 20/04/1937, Director Tasmanian Museum to H D Skinner, We will send the head of Truganini in exchange for Maori material

Letter, 08/10/1937, H D Skinner to Director Tasmanian Museum, List of material to be sent in exchange for the head of Truganini

Letter, 08/12/1936, V F Fisher, Auckland Instute and Museum to H D Skinner, Congratulations on appointment as Curator.

Letter, 13/04/1937, H D Skinner to Colonel C B Brereton, Nelson, Enjoyed your book including the Caribbean voyage. Mentioned Padre Garner. Your fine canoe prow need treatment which we can undertake. Thanks for hosting Miss Daff

Letter, 15/07/1937, Adrian Digly, British Museum to H D Skinner, Captain Joyce asked me to thank you for the fishhook points etc. sent in exchange for bronze age material

Letter, 27/01/1937, H D Skinner to Keeper of Greek and Roman Antiquities British Museum, The Model of the Parthenon arrived and is being set up. Some parts are missing and we would be grateful for them, if they should turn up

Letter, 12/03/1937, Keeper of Greek and Roman Antiquities British Museum to H D Skinner, Sorry so many parts were missing but we can not find any of them

Letter, 20/05/1937, H D Skinner to Captain Joyce, , I have sent a collection of pieces from Otago in exchange for the Bronze age material from Reginald Smith