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| UC-NRLF NEW ZEALAND of department Geological Survey Branch (P. G. Morgan, Director). LIST...LIST OF THE MINERALS OF NEW ZEALAND, BY P. O. Issued MORGAN AND under the authority of the Hou, J...Z. JOHN MACKAY, GOVERNMENT PRINTER 1913. NEW ZEALAND-!, n Department jfe 5j Geological Survey...Morgan, Director). LIST OF THE MINERALS OF NEW ZEALAND, P. Issued O. MORGAN AND under the authority...Minerals . . ... LIST OF THE MINERALS OF NEW ZEALAND INTKODUCTION. FOR many years there has been |
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| NEW ZEALAND DEPARTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH NEW ZEALAND GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 125th ANNIVERSARY...1865 -1990 NEW ZEALAND GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 104 ISSN 0077-9628 Minerals of New Zealand by G. L....initials should be G.T., not G.L. Lower Hutt, New Zealand 1990 I I Beach sand, alluvium, ⢠terrace...Figure 1. Simplified geological sketch-map of New Zealand. 0 20 40 60 80 100 KM l INTRODUCTION It...Morgan's "Minerals and Mineral Substances of New Zealand" was published, as NZ. Geological Survey bulletin |
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| The steel industry, now being established at Waikato Heads, 30 miles south of Auckland, will use a raw...MINERALS AND ROCKS 1966 INFORMATION SERIES-No.63 NEW ZEALAND DEPARTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH...R. E. Owen, Government Printer, Wellington, New Zealandâ1967 ââ FOREWORD One of the problems associated...reason of their impact on the development of New Zealand natural resources. With the establishment of...results readily available to a wide and perhaps new audience has become very rapidly apparent. I The |
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| Gold-Silver Deposits of the Hauraki Goldfield, New Zealand: An Introduction DAVID A. JOHNâ U.S. Geological...Hauraki goldfield on the Coromandel peninsula of the North Island of New Zealand (Fig. 1). The Hauraki goldfield...9 Ma) Coromandel volcanic zone (Skinner, 1986). Placer gold was first discovered near Coromandel township...Prospecting elsewhere on the Coromandel peninsula resulted in the opening of mines at Thames in 1865, Karangahake...past producers were the Thames, Golden Cross, and Karangahake mines. The Coromandel peninsula is composed |
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| Pearl (CatUns) .r 2. Ruby (Rimu Flat) x 2. Citrine (Thames). Opal (Tairua) x 2. h Zircon (Stewart Island)...Agate (Clent Hills). Topaz (Pegasus Bay). NEW ZEALAND MINERALS and GEMS by W. M. CAMPBELL, M.A.,...upon these sculptured features of a planet's face ? New Zealand's grainfields, whence come our daily bread...amethyst, opal, carnelian and cinnabar are but a few of New Zealandâs precious pebbles. If of an even content...as chalcedony, agate, carnelian, rock-crystals, jasper, citrine, amethyst and cairn gorm. Landscape marble |
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| Prospects of the Waitekauri Area, Hauraki Goldfield, New Zealand MARK P. SIMPSONâ AND JEFFREY L. MAUK School of...Auckland, New Zealand Abstract The Waitekauri area of the Hauraki goldfield, New Zealand, contains several...Sovereign, Jubilee, Scimitar, Scotia, Teutonic, and Jasper Creek deposits and prospects, which are hosted...restricted to shallow levels at both Scotia and Jasper Creek. Albite occurs in a discrete zone below adularia...interstratified illite-smectite and smectite at Teutonic and Jasper Creek. Veins are typically less than 10 cm wide |
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| VEND. . I ee S22 ee Printed and bound in New Zealand for Hodder and Stoughton Ltd 52 Cook Street,...Brown for the use of her private collection of New Zealand books. Special thanks to my parents, in particular...climbing to preposterous heights and even in New Zealand the mad optimism of those who seek for gold or...was the Consolidated Silver Mining Company of New Zealand and as I read the headlines I wondered how many...the old battery site had been cleared and a large new corrugated iron shed set up over the old concrete |
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| those of typical epithermal deposits (e.g., Thames, New Zealand) and porphyry copper deposits (Bingham, UT)...ichnofacies is normally understood as characterising the region between the daily wave base and the storm wave...Lode has little hanging wall alteration. A small jasper lens occurs just above the centre of the orebody...reported from the Fukazawa VHMS deposit, Hokuroko district, Japan (Foley, 1986) and the VHMS Hellyer deposit...those of a typical epithermal deposit (e.g., Thames, New Zealand; Khin Zaw et al., 1999a) and a porphyry copper |
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| of the Thames Valley and the South of England generally. Those on the north side of the Thames Valley...down, were at the lowest level in their immediate district, whatever the position they may now occupy. (b)...relative distances between them in any particular district would be fairly constant. (I) Neighbouring valleys...with those of another may thus be possible.e THE THAMES VALLEY GRAVELS (SaUTH SIDE). High Level or Early...small quartz pebbles (dull, translucent, and pink), jasper, etc. It is situated opposite the gap of the Darent |
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| TRIASSIC DEBRIS ADJOINING THE VALLEY OF THE UPPER THAMES. Bv H. }. OSBOR:-lE WHtTl':, F.G.S . (Read June...I. I T iswitha well-known fact that the River Thames, in common other streams, is bordered throughout...the Thames basin. As might be expected from the great variety of the rocks exposed in the region traversed...of the softer rocks occurring in the region drained by the Thames system th ere is, from the Oxford distri...gentlysloping terraces from the crests of the slopes of the Thames valley up to heights of more than 300 ft. above |
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| the various superficial deposits of the Lower Thames-Kennet basin and portions of East Anglia within...hypotheses with regard to the former extension of the Thames and other river basins recently advanced on what...FOUND ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE BASIN OF THE LOWER THAMES. These are taken first because of their simple...the case with similar deposits found north of the Thames. They are also most useful for illustrating the...Shingle to the other Pre-Glacial Drifts in the Thames Basin and on a Southern Drin;' etc., Quart. j ourn |
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| Gold Fields of, 561; New Meteorite from, 531; Stone Implements from, 532; Two New Fossil Lacertilian Reptiles...Axinus, 412. CAR Billings, E., Description of two new species of Stricklandinia, 59. Binney, E. "W., Flora...Boulder-clay at Llandrillo Bay, 350 ; at Witham and the Thames Valley, 98 Brachiopoda, Cretaceous, 268; Earliest...Group" of the Dolgelly Cambrian Rocks, New Section of the, 121. District, Part I I I . , 5. Carboniferous Bocks...the British. Graptolites, with Descriptions of the New Species, and Notes on their Affinities, 64, 125 ; |
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| with portions of these beds to the north of the Thames and round Henley respectively. Mr. Whitaker and...deposits at high levels (300 ft. to 650 ft.) in the Thames Valley will be first considered. Then the connection...all of these deposits. n.-HIGH LEVEL GRAVELS OF THAMES VALLEY. Paleeontological evidence being entirely...distinguishing feature particularly, and giving new sections in greater detail. ⢠Quart./ourn. Geoi,... after careful search, I found a iew small red jasper pebbles, anda veined lydian stone. The deposit |
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| as rough as it is on the coast at Hokitiki, New Zealand Ovate forms of varying thick9, (Plate Fig. 2)...(the body of grey colour, the amygdules of red jasper and white quartz), and therefore of It was rounded...leaving projections where veins and amygdules of jasper and quartz existed. It was then glaciated. enclosed...etc. or again, in a glacier, would assume entirely new shapes. The same pebble may at different periods...Griquatown, South Africa, where a number of jasper chipped axes and jasper pebbles have had a very high polish |
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| alt. 203 rood. alt. 205 Dacite highly alt. 206 Thames, 27. Z. Hbl andes, fresh I Hbl andes, chld. 2 14...Mine. * Numbers in parenthesesfollowing name of district refer to "References" at the end of the 744...Highly altered dacite. 7. Thames, New Zealand (6) 1. Fresh hornblende andesite, Thames. 2. Chloritized hornblende...5. Same adjoining Ophir vein'. 8. Yellowknife District, Northwest Territories, Canada (2) Samples were...by veins. 14. Idaho Democrat Vein, Wood River District, Idaho (15) A. Fresh granitic country rock: orthoeiase |
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| South-east Coast... ... ... 245 Bri ck eart h of Thames Valley 240 Brighton raised beach ... 246 British...527,558 " Flora of Gault, with description of a new Pine Cene ... 278 " Flora of London Cloy 318 of Sh...anticlinal ... " 314 " rocks, age of Cheltenham District, Excur167 sion to, ... ... 166 Chemical Deposits...Chislehurst 498 Charnwood Forest 307 Cheltenham District ... 167 326 East Yorkshire ... Erith and Cray323...of Greenland 29 .. of Gault, with deseription of new Pinecone, W. Carruthers 278 " of London Clay of Sheppey |
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| Tourmaline and Wollastonite from famous Broken Hills, New South Wales. Next I discover exquisite clear quartz...Boulder Opal from Queensland, and Molybdenite from New South Wales, etc. At the bottom of the wonder parcel...has added to our exchange. A small parcel from New Zealand, however, really caught my fancy. For it contained...Cinnabar, Rhodonite from South Island, N. Z. Jasper, Thames Coast, Geyserite containing petrified reeds...Needless to say, and due to receiving letters, New Zealand has become much closer to my sphere of interest |
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| 20901 TREASURER Carl Krotki 140 West End Ave. New York, N. Y. 10023 2ND VICE PRESIDENT Frederick Kraissl...Rock and Mineral Club, Sayre, record the visit of District Representative Ben Keating and a Mining Engineer...Crux (Penna.) Aurora Borealis and Kunkletown for jasper of cutting The Agatizer quality.... The Mineralogical...only. is really on the ball l) . . . The Central Thames Valley Rockhound The top ten of these were taken...president of the Westchester Club. N:EW YORK DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Chazy Quarry was the recent objective |
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| Lower Heath Ponds, and thence, at one time, to the Thames, thereby giving its name to Fleet Road, Fleet Street...above 400 ft. O.D . on the north side of the Lower Thames Basin pointed, in his opinion, to the former existence...or modification of the synclinal trough of the Thames Valley. The great age of these gravels is thereby...search showed presence also of small pebbles of jasper and dark chert or Lydian stone, which can also...REFERENCES. Geological Survey Drift Map, London District, Sheet r. 1872. W. WHITAKER.-" Geology of the |
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| precipitation. Impossible to lay down BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, NEW YORK. Main, sewage flows through 3 tanks used simultaneous-I...irrigates" though near By STEPHEN SMITH, M.D. , New York. ly, giving slower velocity, which if attained...cle�mng. B� placmg works mto , Narragan �ett Bay. New York WIll proba,hly have to car�y Its se.wage to...as it comes over filtration area and again in to Thames. Cost of out of ash-pit. All infected mattresses...consumed, without any fuel being Civil Engineers, New York, a paper by Mr. W. Howard capita for filtration |
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| 1928.] [Received March 8th, 19z8.] Introduction. Thames terraces must always bulk very largely in any consideration...improbable. THE ⢠Geological Map of the London District. Geot, Sun'., 1927. t The terms" Rise" and" tread"...evidence afforded by recent excavations in the district. The sections are described in detail, and are...three excavations were begun for the foundations of new buildings in the vicinity of Aldwych. Two of these... but is comparable with the brickearths of the Thames Valley. It is unbedded and rests with a * V.i. |
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| Feet. Railway station Gas-works Anchor Maltings New Town Malting South Street Malting Mineral-water works...South Mill Malting Twyford House Twyford Bury ... New Malting in South Road Chalk reached at 55 135 "...170 The details of the last well executed at the" New "Maltings in South Road are as follows: Made ground...Station. and almost on the very watershed of the district, a well has recently (October, 1897) been bored...ancient channel of the Lea between Broxbourne and the Thames. Evidence on this point might lead to some further |
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| THE GEOLOGICAL MAGAZINE NEW SERIES. DECADE V I . VOL. I I . No. XII.âDECEMBER, 1915. ORIG-INAL AKTIOLES...and contains a variety of rocks foreign to the district. It was therefore naturally at first regarded...structural features and constituents which in this district are characteristic of glacial deposits. In recent...proportion of quartzites which are foreign to the district. These quartzites include the liver-coloured saccharoidal...Glacial beds and in the post-Glacial gravels of the district. The Glacial and post-Glacial gravels also contain |
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| the PGA that has been published by Elsevier with a new Editorial Team. This issue will contribute to a volume...note that the GCR volume on the Quaternary of the Thames, edited by the current President of the Geologistsâ...(2010) and this has resulted in a debate between Jasper Knight and Ruban in this Part 3 of the PGA. Clearly...the journal, although there are some interesting new developments. As identiďŹed in the aims and scope...scope of the PGA, papers on the Mesozoic of the region around the southern North Sea Basin have a signiďŹcant |
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| West Thurrock, on the Essex shore of the Lower Thames, is a complex of deposits of the Middle Terrace...84 86 88 91 91 1. INTRODUCTION In the Grays district of southern Essex, throughout last century, large...exposed deposits of the 'Taplow' Terrace of the Thames. Shell beds, yielding splendidly preserved and...in the surface of the Chalk, parallel with the Thames. On the north the brickearth rests against steeply...gravel-covered Chalk ridge separating it from the Thames alluvium. Between High House and Little Thurrock |
