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| THE HANDBOOK OF NEW ZEALAND MINES (WITI MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS). PART I. GOLD , SILVER, COPPER ...Menorian Cuthern Cara GENERAL GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND. LEGISLATURE . The Legislature is composed...North Island . • Names of Wardens and Receivers of Gold Revenue will be found in their respective 690914...the development of the mineral resources of New Zealand , I have for a long time thought that a great...Although I had been living eighteen years in New Zealand, I had never learned, nor even realized, that |
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| STRAIT LAUNCESTON Scale of M iles 0 . J, @ NEW SOUTH 1 '· ". •I. ... I Broken Hill I Au...for transmission by post as a book · London and New York: Cambri.dge University Press Preface T is...than a company history. It is the story of a wild region of mountains and mines-some mines rich, many poor...late A. P. Chaperon, and the late W. L. Rhodes (all three of whom had worked on the west coast in the...that led to the discovery of the field. I thank all these, and also the following : G. F. Jakins (Devonport) |
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| MT. SEDGWICK MT. LYELL The denuded hills of Queenstown MT. OWEN ' by Geoffrey Blaino/ • l I ...for transmission by post as a book. London and New York : Cambridge University Press PREFACE· .. ...than a company history. It is the story of a wild region of mountains and mines - some mines rich, many...the lateA. P. Chaperon, and the late W. L. Rhodes (all three of whom ~ad worked on the west coast in the...that led to the discovery of the field. I thank all these, and also the following : G. F. Jakins (Devonport) |
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| mrttas.gov.au ©Copyright State of Tasmania, 2008 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may...Adelaide mine, Dundas {Photo: A Wright] Rear cover: Bismuthinite on quartz and siderite, Princess mine {Photo:...Mount Bischoff {Photo: A. Tuma] Siderite, Renison mine {Photo:]. Leeming] While every care has been taken...contractors and agents expressly disclaim all and any liability (including all liability from or attributable to...and mine locations, Dundas mineral field Geology and major deposits, Heazlewood mineral district ... |
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| Trough, is flanked to the west by the Rocky Cape region of Precambrian rocks within which major, apparently...sedimentary deposits of the Dundas Trough and the Tyennan region of Precambrian rocks to the east. A lava-dominated...in copper, gold and silver, whereas in the north they are rich in zinc, lead, copper, gold and silver...movements along faults near the margin of the Tyennan region resulted in erosion of the mineralized volcanics...around tin --I,ungsten ch.posits. -\ n u m b e r of gold deposits are apparently associated with I-type granodiorite |
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| carefully testing, he pronounced to be the oxide of a new metal. To this metallic substance he gave the name...pro cesses as a substitute for the chloride of gold; but its rarit,y and consequent high price have...the finding of a continu ous lode at the Union Mine, Grampound Road, Corn wall. which is believed to... fetch ing high prices. The lode traverses the mine from north to south, and the uranium occurs in it...be followed up. The first is as a substitute for gold in electroplated ware, inasmuch as with platinum |
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| HIsTORY OF GOLD RUSHES, 1849-1929 REVISED EDITION 338 .2741 09 Fet 1997 Fetherling, The gold 1849-1929...University Douglas, 1949crusades : a social history of gold rushes, / Douglas Fetherling. --Rev. ed. --Toronto...1-500290 Hun ibrary 9493 THE GOLD CRUSADES: A SOCIAL HISTORY OF GOLD REVISED RUSHES, 1849-1929 EDITION...starry-eyed ‘argonauts’ who flocked to the California gold rush of 1849 was an Australian named Edward Hargraves...Hargraves. He left America empty-handed, only to find gold in his own backyard. The result was the great Australian |
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| GEOLOGY OF THE VICTORIA, GEOLOGIST 1921. GOLD OCCURRENCES No. 2 OF AUSTRALIA. N. R. Ju•ER...................... Origin and Depositionof the Gold..................................... •o4 •o6 Superficial...eefs and placerdeposits. At the presenttime the gold mining industryis in a languishing stateand is in...past 2o years. Year. x899 ........ x919 ........ Gold Yield, Ozs. Dividends Paid. 807,407 x35,427 œ455...ofB•llarat, Clunes, Maryborough and Walhalla are all idle and many of them are full of water and probablywill |
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| Professor of Geology Yale University Editor, Economic New York London +» JOHN Geology WILEY CHAPMAN...I DOSY LIBRARY Coryricut, BY Joun Witey & All Rights 1951 Sons, Inc. Reserved This book or...other courses or in a brief course in mineral New Haven, July 24, 1951 Connecticut deposits. ...Deposition from Oceanic Waters, 189; Deposition from Lakes, 194; Deposition from Ground Water, 198; Hot-Spring...Water, 259; Ground-Water Supplies, 261; Long Island, New York, Ground-Water Supply, Florida Artesian Province |
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| Typeset in Malaysia by Syarikat Seng Teik Sdn. Bhd. in New Baskerville 10/12.5 point Printed in Malaysia by...edition in 1969, a long chapter was written on the new mining fields. At the same time some dates and ...famous Egerton lawsuit of the 1870s was amended, and new snippets of information were grafted onto parts...the second edition. For this fourth edition, new chapters have been written on changes in mining... field in South Australia, the swift revival of gold downs of uranium mining, the powerful mining |
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| Centenary History of the University of Melbourne, 1957 Gold and Paper, 1958 Mines in the Spinifex, 1960 A History...edition ten thousand words have been added on the new mining fields. A few corrections have also been...have been corrected, and here and there snippets of new information have been grafted onto the narrative...found oil and natural gas and phosphate, and those new fields clearly fit into the theme of search and discovery...industry was nursed and nourished by a silver-lead mine. It omits coal, for that industry is and was radically |
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| LONDON JOHN MURRA.Y, ALBEMARLE STREET, W. • ALL RIGHTS RESllRVED IMPERIAL INSTITUTE MINERAL SECTION...sources, composi tion and value of minerals of all kinds. The Imperial Institute is provided with Research...arrangement' of all important information respecting supplies of minerals especially within the Empire, new methods...Asia: India; ?vfalay States Australasia: Queensland; New South Wales; Victoria; Tasmania; South Australia;...Australia; Northern Territory; ,vestern Australia; New Zealand . Africa: Union of South Africa; Rhodesia . . Anierica: |
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| ILLINOIS LIBRARY i ^ 6^2.09 S ^^ 2 . ) I NEW SOUTH WALES. DEPARTMENT OF MINES. GEOLOGICAL...TJ' I ' i ',1 /I l1 LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL To all workers employed in subject of their studies Australian...5. List of Papers, p. 7. Australia generally New South Wales Victoria : Queensland Subject Index...name. Agam, in a new country like Australia, it is often necessary to christen a new mining field, and...“ north-west of C.”; A, B, and C may all be in the same district, but it is sometimes difficult or impossible |
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| Euxine examining the Golden Fleece on which the gold is being collected. (From Agricola: De Re Metallica...WILEY § SONS, Inc. New York * London 1942, 1950 Copyright, BY Alan M. Bateman All Rights Reserved...development of nations. Former bountiful supplies now show serious depletion, and nations of the world...was in demand also as a source of informa¬ tion to all those interested in mineral deposits and in the mineral...requiring more scientific methods of exploration for new deposits to replace those being depleted. It is hoped |
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| University of Wisconsin WHITTLESEY McGRAW-HILL NEW BOOK YORK: HOUSE COMPANY, 1931 INC. Copyright...through backward nations. Mineral reserves to meet this demand must now be viewed in entirely new perspective...not equally distributed among the continents and nations; that no country has really [v] 30401 G wd ...MINERALS AND WORLD POLITICS adequate amounts of all minerals; that some countries are conspicuously deficient...preponderance of the North Atlantic region seems to be indicated for the future. Nations, realizing almost for the |
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| INC., NEW YORK London: CHAPMAN & HALL, Limited COPYRJGHT, 1942 :BY ALAN JM. BATEJ\1AN All Rights...realize during times of peace the extent to "·hich nations have beco1ne dependent upon minerals. Our building...It is meant to be a ource of information also to all those interested in the mineral indu try. Its three...used separately from P art I. F or longer courses all three parts can be used. F or more ad-vanced course...in many lands. Magmatic deposits are treated in new detail as are oxidation and supergene enrichment |
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| • t --•- """"" ' The Lornex copper-molybdenum mine and plant, Highland Valley, British Columbia. (By...1942, 1950, 1979, 1981, by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All rights reserved. Published simultaneously in Canada...countries that are not as exploitable by industrial nations as they once were. Never before has there been...times as many exploration geologists as there are in all of North America. The organization of the first two...other specific texts. Several chapters are entirely new. including Chapter 1 on Mineral Economics and Exploration |
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| Geography is one of man's oldest sciences, yet it is as new as the Space Age. Knowledge of the earth obtained...Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 69-10383 All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced...of minerals are so widely distributed that nearly all countries have ade¬ quate supplies tvithin their...self-sufficient in regard to either resources or markets for all minerals. The history of industrial development shows...metals; in fact, iron accounts for nine-tenths of all metal used. But iron is a product of iron ore and |
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| Geography is one of man's oldest sciences, yet it is as new as the Space Age. Knowledge of the earth obtained...Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 69-10383 All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced...minerals are so "videly distributed that nearly all countries have adequate supplies within their boundaries...self-sufficient in regard to either resources or markets for all minerals. The history of industrial development shows...metals; in fact, iron accounts for nine-tenths of all metal used. But iron is a product of iron ore and |
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| They are extendable, however, in the sense that new deposits are discovered by exploration, and deposits...examination of the geologic possibilities for finding new deposits-in many respects the principal innovative...others. In any case, we believe readers will find all the chapters interesting, and many stimulating; and...most fruitful in the continuing efforts to find new resources. An integral part of the book is the bibliographic...the third chapter, R. L. Erickson discusses some new points of view on the relation of reserves and resources |
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| entrance a cosmopolitan crowd of officers of all nations, armed with " tickets to view," granted by their...quarters. "What an air of desolate grandeur hung.over all! Weeds and even bushes forcing apart the carved marble...in dark corners. A clockwork toy jostles a solid gold elephant a foot high, sparkling with gems, the masterpiece...Summer Palace in January was delightful. Officers of all nationalities rode out for the The Emperor of China's...lying frozen in, and stripped by the Chinese of all movable mechanism, formed an incongruous foreground |
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| He who waits to IS WHICH UNDER THE MINES GOLD do VOL . SHARE THE AUTHORITY a DECEMBER ...excess of what had been ever known before. Nearly all the large co - operative ventures had been converted...success in that direction , were busily floating new schemes. engaged in The year 1865, therefore,...months, or, it might In the matter of legislation , all those desirable changes in the laws to govern mining...fulfilled its destiny. A new Mining Act (the first since 1857) has at last passed all three branches of the |
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| CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY 580 COOMBS STREET NAPA CA 94559-3396 New Jersey 2~ 7 03 McCrea Adams Ohnuki Production...Hyatt Copyright © 1998, by Salem Press, Inc. All rights in this book are reserved. No part of this...l'Kl\ I 1 P 1\ I III I Printing Mil 1) SI All s in \ Ml Kit \ Contents Genetic diversity ...Geysers and hot springs Glaciation Glass Gneiss Gold Granite Graphite Grasslands Green Revolution Greenhouse...radioactive Wes Jackson, 423 Kvanite 424 Lakes 426 430 Land Institute Land management 431 Land-use |
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| 123 119 123 123 New Guinea New Hampshire New Jersey New South Wales New Zealand 124 124 124 124 ... dikes, or placers of a particular country or district, and in the arrangement of this bibliography the...Mining Engi- New York. Transactions of the American neers, Insti- Mining Engineers, New York. Bulletin...Engineers, New York. Bi-monthly Bulletin of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, New tute of York...Journ. Sci. American Journal of Science and Arts, New Haven. American Journal of Arts Science after Vol |
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| ANTARCTIC OCEANOLOGY II: THE AUSTRALIAN- NEW ZEALAND SECTOR Dennis E. Hayes, Editor ANTARCTIC SNOW...other kinds of copying, such as copying for creating new collective works for resale. The reproduction of...Antarctic was tabulated· mainly as an inventory of all minerals that had been reported at that time. At...included a major emphasis on Antarctica, with 12 nations establishing 60 research stations (National Science...exceptionally high expenditures by the individual nations that fund and support research in Antarctica. The |
