Otago Museum Records/Archives

letter, 03/01/1934, H D Skinner to New Zealand Methodist Times, Auckland, We will publish James Smetham's picture of the Maori Chiefs in Wesley's House, London on 19 January. We will send you a few copies of that issue and of the photograph of the picture we have taken. You will be acknowledged below the image.

letter, 06/02/1935, H D Skinner to Messrs Lechertier Barbe Ltd., London, Could you provide particulars about the uses and price of 'Wolfite' referred to in the Museums Association booklet 'The Preservation of Antiquities'?

letter, 05/02/1934, H D Skinner to Rev Dr C H Laws, Auckland, Thanks for 3 January letter and its enclosures. The Hocken Library is always happy to help with historical research.

letter, 26/02/1936, H D Skinner to Lady le Fleming , Mrs Macdonald told me you have 'curios' from South America and are shortly visiting England. May the Museum take charge of these during your absence?

letter, 18/11/1935, H D Skinner to Dr Albert B Lewis, Dept. of Anthropology, Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, Apologies for my failure to send exchange material as arranged in 1928.

letter to, Table of New Zealand's main cities' museums and their book usages/expenditure

letter to, Table of New Zealand's main cities' museums and their book usages/expenditure

letter, 20/03/1935, Les Lockerbie to H.D. Skinner, Found at Tahakopa river a stone tool, polished on one side. It has probably ended up in Skinner's possession via Mr Fred Waite.

letter, 13/05/1935, H D Skinner to Mr. S. Freeman, Thanks Mr. Freeman, on behalf of the Museum Management Committee, for hosting Mr. Teviotdale's visit to his adze collection. Skinner then offers to negotiate buying Mr. Freeman's collection if he ever wants to dispose of it.

letter, 30/10/1935, Les Lockerbie to H.D. Skinner, I am going to apply for a Native school, please could you advise on where to go and give a testimonial?

letter, 05/11/1935, H.D. Skinner to Les Lockerbie, Testimonial for Les Lockerbie

letter, 28/06/1935, H.D. Skinner to Les Lockerbie, Thanks for the stone & drawing, it is a water-worn stone. I encourage you to draw all your finds. Will try to be available on the 6th July. The skull you sent in belongs to a moa, I will show you how to identify.