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letter, 24/10/1928, J Frank Stimson Papeeti to H D Skinner, About research in the linguistic field in Polynesia, Noted Melanesian intrusion Many names dropped
letter, 01/09/1928, G Sluarn or Huarn? Dept of Health to H D Skinner, The book you lent me was accidently packed and sent to Rarotonga, then borrowed but has now been sent to you by my niece,
letter, 09/07/1928, J Frank Stimson Papeeti to H D Skinner, Bishop Museum asked me to do Linguistic work in Tuomotu Archipelago. Planning lots of study in the field and hope to be selected to write the central Polynesian language book
letter, 20/04/1928, Malcolm S Stanley 109 Pitt St Sydney to H D Skinner, I have a large slice of Tredaina fretwork 16cms square and would exchange for a Maori Tiki
letter, 26/03/1928, J H Stansbury HMAS Penguin Royal Australian Navy to H D Skinner, I have a greenstone Mirru (sic), Enclosed Photo. This stone has a rich tribal history. Considered to be a perfect specimen, make an offer
letter, 15/04/1928, Telegram from London to H D Skinner, Offer Greek Helmet accepted await shipment
letter, 18/05/1928, J H Starnes to H D Skinner, Thanks for letting me have paper B Enclosed copy please criticise and send to authorities. Malinowski's "Crime and Custom in Savage Society arrived. Several other books and their merits discussed
letter, 13/07/1928, J H Starnes to H D Skinner, Your paper to hand. I agree that living races of man should be in paper A.Koeber not suitable and Goldenweiser does not cover the field. I like "Ancient Hunters"
letter, 05/06/1928, C G Seligman Toot Baldon Oxford to H D Skinner, Miss de Beer has not shown any sign of existence, Will send back paper and photos I do think it ought to be written up. Firth is going to Tikpia
letter, 12/10/1928, J H Starnes to H D Skinner, Marks and comments on the 14 papers, my marks are lower than yours, 1433 must fail
letter, 04/12/1928, N T H Steel U of O Museum to H D Skinner, Re bones from Otago Peninsula. Moa skulls are common on our beaches
letter, 09/05/1928, Geo L Thorby to H D Skinner, Asking for book recommendations on Maori