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| 1 L 7 ^^>s nay above Sea/ei'e/ yyea/lh of Nations Adit too' behtrVf'l ^C w/ f isz' wz 3IZ'.../6// ^V N?9 KEEP-IT-DARK WEALTH OF NATIONS TIE INKERMAN WEST DRAKE MINE SECTIONS Camnded and drawn...No/8 — t I ./ V ©to B •JAW GEOLOGICAL MAP OF shown Ouia S^acLs TrycnomeCricaL StaUonM EdgcBcfBueh...t. - - .. - " „_ _>'X* Shan^andDri^^ a~Esrs of judges ^ = undSaildles^ OoM Whrkmgs _„_ ,.__...iiwof ffinsmneij AKIP PMT OF BfflMiBA S.D. n - C ip - _ U B N E Scale of Chain s - >4 -—X- — V |
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| This is a reproduction of a library book that was digitized by Google as part of an ongoing effort to preserve...96 THE HANDBOOK OF NEW ZEALAND MINES (WITI MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS). PART I. GOLD , SILVER, COPPER...COAL- DEPOSITS AND COAL - MINES . APPENDIX . SCHOOLS OF MINES, PRINCIPAL FOREST-TREES , BUILDING MATERIALS... GENERAL GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND. LEGISLATURE . The Legislature is composed of the Governor ; Legislative...Council, appointed by the Crown for life ; and House of Representatives (ninety -five members ), elected |
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| UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Mineralogic and Grade-Tonnage Information on...Geological Survey, Menlo Park, California. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction.............................Characteristics of deposits ........................................ 1 Definitions of deposit........................................ 2 Method of evaluation of ore minerals.......................... 3...3 Frequency, abundance and grouping of sulfides................. 4 Non-sulfides................... |
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| No. 8 THE SALIENT FEATURES OF THE ECONOMIC GEOLOGY OF NEW ZEALAND. JAMES MACKINTOSHBELL) I. Introduction...Description of the chief physiographic features of New Zealand. 3. Resum• of New Zealand stratigraphy...features of the economic geology. Distribution of Coal. Occurrence of petroleum. Deposits of iron ore...Kaipara. Nelson. Gold Reefs in schists and slates in the South Island. Hauraki Goldfield. Gold in solution...solution in hot springs of the Taupo Volcanic Zone. Platinum. Ores of tin and other minerals. INTRODUCTION |
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| C.—3c. 1896. NEW ZEALAND. QUARTZ - MINING, EEEFTON DISTRICT. ■ ' SUPPLEMENTAKY EEPOET. , I* i ... Presented to both Hotises of the General Assembly by Command of His Excellency. ■ H. A. Goedon, F...Inspecting Engineer, to the Hon. A. J. Cadman, Minister of Mines. SiE,— Mines Department, Wellington, 16th September...supplenieniary report on the state of quartz-mining in the Eeefton District, as considerable developments...writing my annual report on the goldfields. A deal of attention is at present being given to the mining |
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| ,. • • • " l ,. THE . · MINERAL INDUSTRY OF THE JBRITISH ·, EMPIRE·. AND ~FOREIGN COlJNTRIES...MINERAL RESOURCES BUREAU • .. • THE MINERAL INDUSTRY OF THE · BRITISH EMPIRE AND FOR.EIGN COUNTRIES • ....~I . • -WAR PERIOD ~ 7.7.. . ~4-2 . I OJL GOLD • (1913- 1919) • • ' LONDON: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED...following digest of statistical and technical information) relative to the production of Gold will form a...a part of the volume or volumes on the Mineral Resources of the British Empire and Foreign Countries constituting |
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| LIBRARY of the World’s Best Bool{s »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»>»»»»»»»»»»»5 THE WEALTH OF NATIONS »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»...purpose and scope of the modern LIBRARY, and listing each volume in the series. Every reader of boo\s will find... AN INQUIRY INTO THE NATURE AND CAUSES OF THE WEALTH OF NATIONS »»»»»»>»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» BY...AND AN ENLARGED INDEX BY EDWIN CANNAN, PROFESSOR OF POLITIC M.A., LLD. M FCO^OMY IN THF UNIVERSITY...»>»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» THE MODERN LIBRARY NEW YORK INTRODUCTION COPYRIGHT, 1 9 37, BY RANDOM |
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| Figure 1. Gold nugget, 7.67 troy ounces, Fairbanks mining region, Alaska, USA. Donated in 1977 by Arthur...Arthur Sexaur. University of Alaska Museum of the North specimen (No. AK 1271-G- 3), Robert Cook photo...Occurrence and Characteristics of GOLD NUGGETS AND MASSES ROBERT B. COOK Department of Geosciences Auburn University...carlfrancis62@gmail.com HE COMMON IMAGE OF A GOLD NUGGET is that of a rounded piece of gold just plucked from a pan...image is some limiting minimum size and a history of transport, usually by water, from its source, the |
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| Typeset in Malaysia by Syarikat Seng Teik Sdn. Bhd. in New Baskerville 10/12.5 point Printed in Malaysia by...copyright. Apart from any fair dealing for the purposes of private study, research, criticism or review, as...Blainey 1963, 1969, 1978, 1993 National Library of Australia Cataloguing-in-Publication entry Blainey...edition in 1969, a long chapter was written on the new mining fields. At the same time some dates and ... the story of the famous Egerton lawsuit of the 1870s was amended, and new snippets of information |
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| THE RUSH THAT NEVER ENDED. ~~ ¢ A History of Australian Mining GEOFFREY BLAINEY Kimberley (cetera...Kambalda area Uc le a CaO Phi A, ees o Scale of sili aU Carrs 0 Vv vie coer] oe 1ERN Boor...THE SAME AUTHOR The Peaks of Lyell, 1954, 1959, 1967 The University of Melbourne: A Centenary Portrait...Portrait, 1956 A Centenary History of the University of Melbourne, 1957 Gold and Paper, 1958 Mines in the Spinifex...History of Camberwell, 1964 The Tyranny of Distance, 1966 Across a Red World, 1968 The Rise of Broken |
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| GARDEN CITY, N.Y. Prepared with the cooperation of the American Geographical Society Copyright 1956...© printed in the united states of america The Spice Route ast of Africa, sailing northeast in the...the southern its way through warm the foam of the wake. waters where flying On sea, a ship fish leap...shades. Cigarettes gleam and the hum of conversation in the soft tongues of the East can be heard. As one listens...route— the spice sought the wealth of Asia and often found more than wealth. As the ship sails on its |
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| exploring the history of colonial mining in Spanish and Portuguese America, the author of this provocative...provocative work, which is published under the sponsorship of The Spanish Institute, Inc., presents an important...who is fascinated by the colorful pageant of three centuries of Latin American affairs and the reader who...development of mining and metallurgy. His controversial thesis is that the discovery and exploitation of the...American peoples and nations as they exist today, but, because it placed at the disposal of mankind the earth's |
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| and present situation of the steel industry, but have also involved consideration of regional planning problems...subject to the condition that it shall not; by way of trade or otherwise, be lent, re-sold, hired out...without the publisher’s prior consent in any form of binding or cover other than that in which it is published...afire, and out of its rocks comes lapis lazuli, dusted with flecks of gold. No bird of prey knows the...lays bare the roots of the mountains; he cuts galleries in the rocks, and gems of every kind meet his |
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| SERIES EDITOR: Richard Lawton, Professor of Geography, University of Liverpool Published LAND AND LEISURE...DERELICT LAND: ORIGINS AND PROSPECTS OF A LAND-USE PROBLEM Kenneth Wallwork NEW COMMUNITIES H Brian Rodgers AGRICULTURAL...AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY G T Bloomfield THE REBUILDING OF EUROPE: A GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS Mark Blacksell RECREATIONAL...(editor) WATER SUPPLY Judith Rees POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE OCEANS V R Prescott NUCLEAR POWER AND THE ENERGY...Kenneth Warren 1973 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval |
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| Kendall W. Brown is professor of history at Brigham Young University. Among his many earlier publications...A History of Mining in Latin America ining has played a prominent role in the history of Latin America...America. New World bullion stimulated the formation of the first world economy, and mining and metallurgical...comprehen sive treatment of the subject in decades, combines coverage of economic and technological...compelling evocation of the social and cultural costs associated with five centuries of intense exploitation |
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| Anderson2 CIGCES, Geological Sciences, University of Cape Town,Rondebosclz 7700, Cape Town,South Africa...Abstract In this volume in honour of John Rogers we propose a new way of looking at Gondwana and we urge...provide a way of celebrating the unique geological, biological and cultural heritage of the Gondwana continents...focus for the holistic management of that heritage. Here we explore a set of 15 prototype corridors from around...around Gondwana which together weave a tapestry of our prodigiously diverse planet. This Earth-history |
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| MINING TYCOONS IN THE AGE OF EMPIRE, 1870–1945 Modern Economic and Social History Series General Editor:...Interwar Years Derek Aldcroft The Popularization of Malthus in Early Nineteenth-Century England Martineau...Huzel Taste, Trade and Technology The Development of the International Meat Industry since 1840 Richard...Leadership The Role of the State in Technological Progress, 1750–2000 Espen Moe Triumph of the South A Regional...Regional Economic History of Early Twentieth Century Britain Peter Scott Aspects of Independent Romania’s |
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| t a t e d Bibliographies of Mineral Deposits in Africa, Asia (exclusive of t h e U S S R ) a n d Australasia...DREW RIDGE The Pennsylvania State University College of Earth and Mineral Sciences University Park, Pennsylvania...Pennsylvania 16802 P E R G A M O N PRESS OXFORD SYDNEY · NEW YORK · PARIS · · TORONTO FRANKFURT υ. κ. ...Elmsford, New Y o r k 10523, U.S.A. CANADA Pergamon of Canada Ltd., 207 Queen's Quay West, Toronto 1...Frankfurt-am-Main, West Germany Copyright © 1976 John Drew Ridge All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication |
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| Western Australia ranks among the older Colonies of Australasia. Its settlement was slow, owing to various...developing it—the hostility of the aboriginals, the density of the growth of the land, and, to some extent...extent, the unsuitability of many of its early settlers. Still, these settlers had the old British pluck...governed from Downing Street, London, with a population of 46,000—they were producing from the land all they...This was all accomplished without the artificial aid of precious metals or minerals, which were such potent |
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| DEPAj^TMENT OF MINING ENGINEERING Library Numtwrt \ \ *^ Vo Return this book to Cupboard;. Shelf:... Explanatory Note. — Items in italics are names of books illustrated articles are denoted by asterisks...the letters (;<./.) to abstracts appearing notice of articles under the heading Current Literature ; ...in ; ' 1909 the letters (c./.) refer to Pr(^cis of Technology.' PAGE Accidents in Cornwall, Mining...as Censor Accidents, E. T. McCarthy 268, *291 West Africa, Air Compressor Explosions on Pump Rand |
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| Explanatory Note. — Items in italics are names of books reviewed illustrated articles are denoted by...abstracts appearing in Precis of Technology.' ; ; refer to notices of articles ' PAGE Report 386...in America (p.t.) .... 304 Aluminium. Metallurgy of Report 389 Amalgamated Zinc (De Bavay's) 325 American...An (yV.i 146 Ammonium Sulphate. Direct Production of Report .... 77 Anaconda Copper *78 Report Anantapur...Effect of. Report 467 Asgard Report. 392 Ashanti Rivers and Concessions 305 {c.l.) .... Ashio Mine, Japan |
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| 1984 Philip J. Payton All r ights reserved. No pan of this publ ication may be reproduced or transmitted...same author: Pictorial History of Australia's Little Cornwall The Story of HMS Fisgard Cornish Carols From...Without the advice, assistance and encouragement of a great many individuals this book never would have...helped considerably in those difficult, early days of commencing rrsearch. The great interest shown by...pioneer work of Geoffrey Blainey, Oswald Pryor, D. Bradford Barton and Ian Auhl was of vital importance |
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| A Survey of Important Issues Monograph 24 Edited by Philip Maxwell with the assistance of Pietro Guj...Guj Published by THE AUSTRALASIAN INSTITUTE OF MINING AND METALLURGY Level 3, 15 - 31 Pelham Street...Victoria 3053 Australia © The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy 2006 The Institute is not...a body for the facts and opinions advanced in any of its publications. ISBN 1 920806 47 4 Desktop published...published by: Jenni Stiffe for The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy Compiled on CD ROM by: Visual |
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| the scientific and production quality of its books matches that of its journals. Since 1997, all book proposals...Once the book is accepted, the Society has a team of Book Editors (listed above) who ensure that the volume...the review forms are similar to those for Journal of the Geological Society. The referees' forms and comments...Society's Book Editors on request. Although many of the books result from meetings, the editors are expected...ensure that the book provides a balanced coverage of the subject. Being accepted for presentation at the |
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| The emperor's new clothes: sustainable mining? ANDY WHITMORE Mines and Community Network, 41 Thornhill...org) Abstract: Over the last few years, the idea of 'sustainable mining' has, thanks to industry sponsorship...sponsorship, been working its way into the agenda of many international processes. There is now a push in...that there is a 'new, sustainable mining' that is different from the old, bad practices of the past. Yet...match this shift in rhetoric? From the perspective of mine-affected communities, nothing seems to have changed |
