Otago Museum Records/Archives

letter, 07/11/1935, H D Skinner to Headmaster N E V School, Sorry your classes are unable to attend

letter, 30/10/1935, Headmaster N E V School to H D Skinner, As proficiency exams will be held in early December our pupils will be unable to attend your lectures which we very much appreciated last year.

letter, 25/10/1935, H D Skinner to Mrs F Millier, NEV, Mrs Jackson Purdie says you have an 1820 shawl and countryman's smock we might like to display in our textile exhibition. May we call and inspect

letter, 15/03/1935, H D Skinner to W Mills, Stafford Street., Thank you for collection of early fire arms

letter, 13/06/1936, H D Skinner to Miss Minchin, Auckland University Librarian, As Skinner is in England I am returning list of Anthropology books and catalogue cards

letter, 12/02/1935, Whelen Mirow, Waimate to H D Skinner, Leaving for Wellington and Sydney. I will try to get Mrs Cox to accept your offer. In view of Mrs Cox being badly provided for another £5 would be appreciated.

letter, 08/02/1935, H D Skinner to Whelen Mirow, Waimate, Received list of Melanesian curios from Mrs Cox and offered £20, all we can afford

letter, 27/12/1934, Whelen Mirow, Waimate to H D Skinner, Mrs E V Cox No 8 Romaora Flats 1 Miller St North Sydney has collection of her late husband who was a missionary in New Ireland. He sold £50 worth to Honolulu and these are better. There are 3 or 4 cases

letter, 22/02/1935, Mrs. Katie Mantell to H.D. Skinner, Advised Skinner that a serpentine bowl he is looking for can be found at the Auckland Museum and to contact Mr. Archey for more information.

letter, 10/12/1934, Whelen Mirow, Waimate to Mr Fels, Trust you received small parcel of curios from Bray Bros. Auctioneers. I hear of a very good collection of Island curios which belonged to Rev W Cox. I know she has to sell them and would accept as little as £25

letter, 03/09/1935, H D Skinner to F W Mitchell, Dunedin, The hot air flue in the upper gallery is discolouring the wall above and buckling the timber of the nearby display case. Remedy is to install a metal box for £2:10:0

letter, 17/06/1935, H D Skinner to Miss I T Mitchel, Dunedin, We would appreciate the information you promise if the Maori things come on the market.