Otago Museum Records/Archives

letter, 08/02/1935, Dr Benham to F Munro, Glasgow, Benham details the issues he has with a model of Archaeopteryx Munro made and sent to the museum.

letter, 10/04/1935, Dr Benham to F Munro, Glasgow, Benham discusses the ways he has had the Archaeopteryx fixed up, and says Munro does not need to send a new model.

letter, 04/03/1935, Dr Benham to W R B Oliver, Oliver informs Benham of Mr G E Mason and how he may ask to trade for Kiwi skins, but suggests Benham not trade with him. Includes an older letter in which Mason requests a trade of Kiwi skins for items he may possess, as he studies ratite birds

letter, 18/03/1935, Dr Benham to W R B Oliver, Informing Benham that there was miscommunication with Mason, and it is up to Benham whether he will trade with him.

letter to, Further notes on financing and policies of the Hocken Library

letter, 02/02/1935, Macfeaw, California to W B Benham, Asking for information on the publication of a monograph on the Annulata collected by the Australasian Antarctic Expedition of 1911-1914.

letter, 17/11/1935, W B Benham to Professor Doris mac Kinnon, Author wants to examine specimens of land planarians which the late Dr Dendy collected.

letter, 12/10/1932, W B Benham to L A McKenzie, Asks if McKenzie would help acquire specimens of an aquatic animal called Apus, that had previously been found in the area.

letter, 06/02/1933, Mrs MacKenzie to W B Benham, Offer of earthworms collected in Waitakere Ranges with Benham's reply recommending how they can be packaged for postage.

letter, 28/05/1934 to W B Benham and H.T Griffin, Auckland Institute and Museum, Request to identify fish head found at Tuapeka (possible spelling) Mouth. Includes reply from H.T Griffin suggesting it is a salmon Oncorhynchus Merka

letter, 08/11/1934, W B Benham to Dr. W.R.B Oliver, Dominion Museum (Wellington), Message regarding the provenance of a 'large fossil whale skull', originally attributed to A. Hamilton but possibly referenced in a paper by Hector. Benham requests the ear bone of 'Kekenodon' to study and compare.

letter, 11/11/1935, W B Benham to Professor Osborn (Botany), University of Sydney, Reply to an apparent challenge of who should have received the Hector Award. Benham and Holloway supported Oliver over Cunningham.