| EXCHANGE V** I ^ is- CATALOGUE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINERALS, WITH THE MINES AND OTHER LOCALITIES...BRISTOW, : GOVERNMENT PRINTER, _NORTH_-TERRACE. 1893. CATALOGUE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINERALS, WITH THE...AUTHORITY: C. E. : BRISTOW, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, _NORTH_-TERRACE. 1893. r/v'/ -5 EXCHANGE 8 PREFACE... " Ajax, Line and 8 7 ' ' 10 For "Coronet Mine'" Coronet Hill. For ' ' " three miles " after...modes of occurrence, Under the headings Gold, Copper, lists which may be read "twenty -three miles |
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Payton, Philip J. (1984) The Cornish Miner in Australia - Cousin Jack Down Under. Dyllansow Truran. |
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| org/details/cornishminerinau0000payt THE CORNISH MINER IN AUSTRALIA: Cousin Jack Down Under • /!)· Cooklo wl\...Tasmania SYDNEY ... u The Cornish Miner • Ill Australia (Cousin Jack Do wn Under) Philip .J Payton BSc...The Story of HMS Fisgard Cornish Carols From Australia (forthcoming) For Brigid Angharad \ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS...Rowe, with their various volumes on the Cornish in North America, and their tremendous enthusiasm for my...private materials that they hold. During my time in Australia I was helped by numerous individuals, but those |
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(1988) Australia!. The Mineralogical Record Vol. 19 (6) The Mineralogical Record, Inc. |
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| Volcanic zeolites and associated minerals from New South Wales ............................................the Moonta and Wallaroo mining districts, South Australia ......................................................... 407 by A. Pring Broken Hill, New South Wales; a brief review ............................Minerals from the Kintore opencut, Broken Hill, New South Wales ............................................Heyden Mimetite and duftite from the Mount Bonnie mine, Northern Territory ........................... |
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Andrews, E. C. (1916) The Molybdenum Industry in New South Wales. Mineral Resources 24. New South Wales Department of Mines |
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| ·1 . . .NEW SOUTH WALES. I I DEPARTMENT OF MIXES ~K~ AGRICULTURE. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. J. E. CARNE...RESOURCES. No. 24. HE MOLYBDENUM INDCSTRY I=-- NEvV SOUTH \VP~LES. BY E. C. AXDRE'NS, Geo~o3ical Surveyor...Resources Series on The Molybdenum Industry in New South Wales, by Mr. R. C. Andrews, B.A., F.G.S., Geological...mineral, Queensland being first. / Although New South Wales exported only 32 tons of high grade molyb~enite...TO FACE PAGE 1. Localities in the State of New South Wales, in which the principal deposits of molybdenite |
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(1905, October 21st) Engineering and Mining Journal Vol. 80 (16) The Engineering and Mining Journal Inc. |
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| an ounce per ton) and scarcely more than that of copper (occurring as chalcopyrite). The pig lead produced...re¬ move even the small quantities of silver and copper that are present. The resulting product, made from...because the lead contains a little more silver and copper but also because it contains more antimony. The...Wisconsin, 23.29;RockyMountainandAtlanticCoastStates.23.29; Rocky Mountain and Atlantic Coast States. 23.29;RockyMountainandAtlanticCoastStates.10.90. In 1903, according to Ingalls (Min¬...or oxide ores to form acetates. In the case of copper and silver acetates being obtained, these are distilled |
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(1906, June 2nd) Engineering and Mining Journal Vol. 81 (22) The Engineering and Mining Journal Inc. |
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| Esmond, who found it at Clunes, 25 miles or so north from Hiscock’s find, were both scanning the surface...gold before the great rush of miners swept over _quartz_-strewn ranges. fields of the the schistose...carats; Duke of Tuscany, 133 carats; Star of the South 124 carats ; Pole Star, 40 carats; Tiffany, yellow...small quantity of py¬ rites (containing a little copper, nickel and cobalt) from southeastern Missouri...occur but rarely, and then only in a mild form. Copper Mining- at Rio Tinto. The opencast mining operations |
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(1907, January 5th) Engineering and Mining Journal Vol. 83 (1) Hill Publishing Company |
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| in the reports of early a date. The figures for copper, lead the producers, which can be corrected and...Alundum . Arsenic, white .... Bromine . Coke . Copper sulphate .... Copperas . Crushed steel . Graphite...812,000 65,403 4,595.500 Metallic: Aluminum . Copper . Gold . Iron, pig . Lead . Quicksilver . Silver...statistics are based on the reports of producers. State mine inspectors, and special correspondents. to present...Wisconsin, and to a smaller extent in Col¬ orado, Ohio, North Carolina and Georgia. Of the last four States named |
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(1909) The Mineral Industry Vol. 18. The Engineering and Mining Journal |
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| and Ex-officio Mine Inspector, Bismarck, N. D. Collins, George Coal Mining in North Dakota. S. Metals... and Gas E. Mining Engineer, Denver, Colo. Copper in Colorado. Gold in Colorado. Lead in Colorado...Survey, Coal Mining in Illinois. The Metallurgy of Copper in 1909. Dorr, Barbour, E. H. J. V. N. Metallurgical...Metallurgical Engineer, Denver, Colo. Gold in South Dakota. State Geologist, Lincoln, Neb. Cement in...Phelps, Dodge & Co., New York. Barbour, Percy Copper in Arizona. E. Mining Engineer, Salt Lake City |
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