Otago Museum Records/Archives

letter, 22/08/1935, H D Skinner to A T Pycroft, Edmund St., St Heliers, Acknowledgement of payment for photographer's bill.

letter, 17/08/1935, A T Pycroft, Edmund St., St Heliers to H D Skinner, Advising despatch of 6 shillings in settlement of photographic fee.

letter, 13/08/1935, H D Skinner to A T Pycroft, Edmund St., St Heliers, Advice re photograph cost.

letter, 27/06/1935, A T Pycroft, Edmund St., St Heliers to H D Skinner, Request for drawings and photographs of the bird lure.

letter, 28/11/1935, H D Skinner to Johannes C. Andersen, Turnbull Library, Wellington , Thank you for letter of 20/11. Discusses pronunciation/use of Kai Tahu in Otago, rather than Ngai Tahu as heard on Banks Peninsula. Refers to an account of 'the discovery' by Mr Clarence Waghorn to be substituted for Vangioni's account.

letter, no date , Johannes C. Andersen, Turnbull Library, Wellington to H D Skinner, Regarding Skinner's amulet paper, requested by Mrs Enrique Riess-Vasquez, Mexico.

letter, 20/11/1935, Johannes C. Andersen, Turnbull Library, Wellington to H D Skinner, Discusses Skinner's paper describing skull-box with photos. Questions Skinner's use of Kai Tahu. Andersen refers to "graceful curves" of pendants. Notes that Panau is the Maori name for Waghorn's farm, and refers to land being used as a refuge during raid of Te Rauparaha on Kaiapoi and Onawe. Notes that Maori artifacts have been found in Sandy Bay.

letter, 26/03/1935, Johannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Proofs of Amulet paper received. I think Jameson was elected.

letter, 22/05/1935, Johannes Andersen to David Teviotdale, Written Averys about your reprints

letter, 23/03/1935, H D Skinner to Johannes Andersen, Returned proofs with corrections and suggestions. Was W J Jameson elected? Enclosed 2 good traditional stories recorded by Drury Low in Aitutaki

letter, 21/03/1933, Johannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Forward typescript and page proofs of amulet paper

letter, 05/03/1935, Johannes Andersen to H D Skinner, Returning 2 volumes of Celebes Ethnographical studies. Looking at the puzzles, I have 30 to 40 of them. Reviewing paper by Stokes on Japan-Hawaii association by drift-voyage which supplements the Dixon papers. Have Hogbin's book on law and order introduced by Malinowsky