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Phosphate deposits, Kapunda-Angaston districts, SA
The most important phosphate deposits in South Australia are situated in the Kapunda-Angaston districts and of those the principal deposits which have been worked are: 1) St.... -
Preliminary report on radioactivity tests on Radium Hill samples
The work described in this report forms part of the uranium investigation being conducted by the Commonwealth Government for the British Government. 94 samples from the Radium... -
Notes on clay deposits at Bungendore
Dr. Woolnough, in 1928, reported on a deposit of clay on the western side of the railway lines, between the railway station and the stock loading yards at Bungendore, New South... -
Report on Lake Cargellico magnesite deposit
A report on the Lake Cargellico magnesite deposit following a visit on 30th May, 1944. -
Scheme for diamond drilling area north of open cut, King Island Scheelite mine
On June 20th King Island Scheelite N.L. asked for advice on the location of suitable drill holes north of their present 150 and 170ft. faces to determine the geology along the... -
Preliminary report on drill holes Nos. 22, 23, and 24, King Island
Preliminary assessment of core recovered from drill holes Nos. 22, 23, and 24, King Island. -
The geology of the Nerrima structure Kimberley division, Western Australia
The Nerrima dome is situated in an area of gentle folding 90 miles south-east of Derby in the Kimberley Division of Western Australia. The topography is essentially flat with... -
Mount Bischoff tin mine Supplementary to Report 1944/47 (Dec 1944)
A report was prepared in December, 1944, on the ore reserve position at the Mount Bischoff Tin Mine. Since that date, further field work has been carried out, and the additional... -
Notes on the Trunkey talc deposits
A brief description of the talc deposits is given in this report. Details including situation, geology, and tonnage are noted. -
Resume of activities during the 1948 field season - Kimberley Division,...
The field season in the Kimberley Division of Western Australia for the year 1948 extended from May 2nd to October 15th. It is estimated that about four weeks of this time was... -
Micro-examination of further samples from Boronga No 2 bore, northern New South Wales
Results from the micro-examination of samples from 2254 to 4554 feet down, No.2 Bore, Boronga. The series examined is in continuation of that reported upon 30th May, 1942. -
Talc deposit at Gawler near Ulverstone, Tasmania
The Gawler talc deposit is situated about 2 miles south from Ulverston and about half a mile north from Gawler where the bitumen road ends. The lease is held by Messrs. Pearson... -
Report on the geophysical surveys, Moonta-Wallaroo copperfield, South Australia
The Moonta-Wallaroo copper field was discovered in 1860 and has been one of the most productive copper fields in Australia. At the time that large scale mining operations ceased... -
Summary of results. Joint GSQ–GA Geochronology Project: Mary Kathleen...
This Record presents new Sensitive High Resolution Ion Microprobe (SHRIMP) U–Pb geochronological results for samples collected from the Mary Kathleen Domain, which forms the... -
Report on maintenance - Triton gold mines
Report on mine maintenance, costs, equipment, employment, reserves, and workings. -
Department of Supply and Development Commonwealth Copper & Bauxite Committee...
The Copper and Bauxite Committee, at its initial meeting, saw the need for the coordination of the mass of reports already in existence throughout Australia in Government and... -
Geological report on the Wymah wolfram area
The Wymah reefs are situated in fairly rugged mountainous country, between 1,500 and 2,000 feet above sea level, about 25 miles easterly from Albury. This report provides an... -
Micropalaeontological report on samples from Sir Makin's bore, Keith,...
This report describes the results of a micropalaeontological examination of samples taken from a depth of 1 to 266 feet down. -
Micropalaeontological examination of samples from a bore at Lake Macdonnell,...
This report describes the results of a micropalaeontological examination of samples taken from the depth of 26 to 193 feet down. -
Bauxite in Australia
An overview of the occurrence and testing of bauxite deposits in Australia.