Otago Museum Records/Archives

Letter, 11/11/1937, H D Skinner to R A S Browne, Morrinsville, Sorry about damaged / destroyed items, would like to receive sketches.

Letter, 21/11/1937, R A S Browne, Morrinsville to H D Skinner, Discussion about various objects (hard to read), which were shown at the meeting in Auckland.

Letter, 07/06/1937, NZ Council for Educational Research to H D Skinner, Forwarding voucher forms to be used with suppliers invoice for expenditure under the Carnegie grant especially for freight and cartage on exchange exhibits

Letter, 17/06/1937, NZ Council for Educational Research to H D Skinner, We have had no reply from you to our letter of May 27 The accountant is waiting

Letter, 25/06/1937, NZ Council for Educational Research to H D Skinner, We note you will not need the grant till October. Accounts will be signed off by Fels or Hercus. When you get another clerk we will send a monthly cheque

Letter, 25/06/1937, NZ Council for Educational Research to H D Skinner, We have insurance cover for all Museum exhibits in transit or on site but we do not have a valuation frow plymouth. As you are advising them could you supply the necessary information

Letter, 01/07/1937, H D Skinner to NZ Council for Educational Research, Glad we are agreed on proceedure for the Agriculural exhibit. I have valued the New Plymouth exhibit at £102.2.0

Letter, 08/07/1937, H D Skinner to NZ Council for Educational Research, Received from the Department of of Overseas Trade accounts for £15.4.3 for material for the agricultural exhibit countersigned by Hercus

Letter, 19/07/1937, NZ Council for Educational Research to H D Skinner, I note that £40 for puchase and setting up cases by Benham was paid by University Council and has not been reimbursed. Send certification and I will put it to the next committee meeting

Letter, 19/07/1937, NZ Council for Educational Research to H D Skinner, For administration we need to know in advance of any proposed expenditure from the grants. This does not include small items like cartage

Letter, 15/02/1937, H D Skinner to The Curator, Auckland Insute and Museum, Dispatching Miss Daff to spend time in Auckland observing their work in Exhibitions. Advised increase in Annual vote from DCC to £750 from £170.

Letter, 18/02/1937, R A Falla, Auckland Institute and Museum to H D Skinner, Confirming satisfactory arrangements for Miss Duff's Auckland visit. Advises salary paid to Dover has been £325 which will be raised to £350at the end of the present financial year.