Otago Museum Records/Archives

letter, 14/12/1935, Mr T C Prichard, Spring Creek, Marlbough to H D Skinner, Thank you for transaction on greenstone.

letter, 07/12/1936, G B Pulham to, Have large piece of kauri gum for sale.

letter, 20/10/1936 to A H Reed, Would be grateful to receive any of the Stack material.

letter, 23/11/1936, Johannes C Andersen, Turnbull Library to H D Skinner, Meeting of Polynesian Society. While in London saw Oldman and in Copenhagen Dr Thomsen.

letter, 16/10/1936, A H Reed to H D Skinner, Mrs Scaife advises Maori material in the Worthing museum placed there by her father for safe keeping. She believes they would be more fitting in Otago. She thinks objects include a carved spear presented by a chief to Mrs Stack. Also two volumes of pressed ferns.

letter, 02/11/1936 to, Receipts from; J & J Arthur Ltd - gloves, Disabled Soldiers Products - goods, C Moller & Sons - walking stick.

letter, 09/12/1936, Winifred P Rule to H D Skinner, Gift of 5 Chinese robes, pieces of embroidery and baby carrier in the name of Professor and Mrs Hewitson. Also query what to do with presentation made to Professor on his retirement, consists of photographs of members of the Council

letter, 08/12/1936 to Miss W Rule, The museum would like to accept your gift of the Chinese material. Currently storage conditions are not all that is desired but metal cases will be installed soon. In the meantime objects protected in various boxes.

letter, 19/12/1936, Kerr, The Royal Scottish Museum to H D Skinner, Sending photograph of the tiki. Follow up in due course re exchange material.

letter, 09/06/1936 to, Two receipts of material from Royal society of Tasmania for publication, 1 letter to Mrs Ruddiman thanks for gift of a broken basalt adze, letter H.C.Richards re information about a conference in Australia, letter S. Russell acknowledging ethnographic material for sale, letter S Russell decline further coconut crab specimen but interested in stone adze.

letter, 28/09/1936, Dr Gerhard Lindelom to H D Skinner, Unable to follow through with exchange as Board of Museum has declined, with the exception of a fish hook.

letter, 24/10/1936, Mary Scoegie to Mrs Catherine, Thanks for invitation. Apologies but unable to attend [hard to read].