Otago Museum Records/Archives

letter, 14/10/1937, R. S. Duff, Mulinu'u to H D Skinner, Reports on offer of job appointment to Canterbury museum and will resign from current role. Would like to "understudy" Skinner to learn more.

letter, 16/08/1937, Dr. Dale, English Public Schools Club, Auckland to H D Skinner, Returning Dixon's paper with thanks.

letter, 12/08/1937, H D Skinner to Dr. Dale, English Public Schools Club, Auckland, Requesting return of Dixon's paper on the kumara which Skinner needs for his work.

letter, 28/10/1938, Duff to H D Skinner, Request for support for the current anthropology syllabus in view of Ernst Beaglehole's view which he will probably express at a lecture at Canterbury College.

letter, 02/06/1937, H D Skinner to R. A. Falla, Director, Canterbury Museum, Skinner encourages Falla to excavate at McCully's site without him. Allan suggested Otago Museum focus on anthropoogical while Canterbury focus on natural history, Skinner suggests they discuss to cut down expenses. Discusses which collections could be swapped, Benham will oppose.

letter, 01/04/1930, The Registrar, University of Otago to, Memorandum: Planning of University grounds. The memorandum provides the history of these deliberations including the membership and formation of the committees that deliberated.

letter, Undated to, A list of the names and addresses of the Teaching Staff, University of Otago and the Museum management Committee

letter, 19/02/1937, H Chapman, Registrar University of Otago to H D Skinner, The Council's decision regarding the posthumous award of the Percy Smith Prize to Sir Frederick Chapman

letter, 01/07/1937, W Oliver Dominion Museum to H D Skinner, Skinner's disappointment that the Auckland Museum has usurped the first place among New Zealand museums.

letter, 03/08/1937, H Chapman, Registrar University of Otago to H D Skinner, Request for a statement of the amount earned in Skinner's capacity as a lecturer

letter, 04/08/1937, H D Skinner to H Chapman, Registrar University of Otago, Advice that no additional income was received during 1936.

letter, 17/08/1937, A J Jamieson, Otago Farmers Union Mutual Fire Insurance Association to H D Skinner, Thanks for hosting Young Farmers visit to the museum