Otago Museum Records/Archives

letter, 21/10/1935, Keeper of Anthropological collections to No recipient, Certification that t Robert Balfour Gray passed both practical and theoretical in Anthropology in 1934.

letter, 10/05/1933, No author to Victor Griffiths, Architect, New Plymouth, Inclusion of Kingwell Skinner's name on the tablet in Pekekura Park. Also expresses regret at Griffiths' defeat by Evarard Gilmour.

letter, 04/11/1931, No author to Hall, Acknowledgement of arrival of panels. Mentions ends and canoe.

letter, 25/10/1935, H D Skinner to Dr Harrison, Receipt of travel grant from Carnegie Corporation. Intention to travel to Britain to study museum technique of securing contact with children and municipal and cultural bodies. Requests honorary position at the Horniman.

letter, 28/06/1934, E J D Hercus to H D Skinner, Receipt for payment of "The American Indian"

letter, 03/06/1934, E J D Hercus to H D Skinner, Apologises for work only half done. Enquires about other publications of the series.

letter, 01/06/2022, E J D Hercus to H D Skinner, Mentions German book which he proposes to provide an abstract of contents. He will take one Pound 10 for Kaur-Sprache by Goldt in 3 vols. Discuss other book prices.

letter, 05/02/1934, No author to T C Hirst, New Plymouth, Acknowledges receipt of cheque from income derived from the estate.

letter, 12/07/1932, Author unclear, Victoria University, Wellington to H D Skinner, Discusses the re-appointment of their colleague to a position in the anthropology department.

letter, 28/07/1932, P D Hudden to H D Skinner, Writes to say how enjoyable he found Skinner's talk on "Our Remote Ancestors". Discussing books he has found and what would books would aid him n furthering his anthropological knowledge. Also asks Skinner about the opinions on the makers of the Chilean, Acheulian, and Mousterian implements.

letter, 22/03/1937, H D Skinner to Jas Hurring, Declining the sale of Hurring's fishing gear that was presumably offered to him.

letter, 20/03/1937, Jas Hurring to H D Skinner, Responding to Skinner's letter re buying his fishing gear, detailing when would be a good time for the deal to occur.