VIENNA UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION, 1873.
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317 Rocks from the Oolitic (carbonaceous) formation, from
Western Point
Primary or Paleozoic Group.
318 Rock from the Upper Palaeozoic (carboniferous) formation,
from Mount William
319 Rock from the Upper Palaeozoic (carboniferous) formation,
from Mount Abrupt
320 Rock from the Devonian formation, from Buchan, Gipps
Land
321 Fossils and Rocks from the Upper Silurian formation, from
the Upper Yarra
322 Fossils and Rocks from the Upper Silurian formation, from
the vicinity of Melbourne
323 Fossils and Rocks from the Lower Silurian formation, from
Daylesford
324 Fossils and Rocks from the Lower Silurian formation, from
Sandhurst
Crystal line Group.
325 Specimens from the Crystalline Rocks, or Metamorphic.
From Gipps Land
Igneous and Plutonic Group.
326 Rocks from the Newer Volcanic formation. From the
vicinity of Melbourne
327 Rocks from the Older Volcanic formation. From the
vicinity of Melbourne
328 Rocks from the Trap formation. Near Geelong
329 Rock from the Granite formation. From Clunes
330 Rock from the Granite formation. From Maryborough
331 Rock from the Granite formation. From Beechworth
332 Rock from the Granite formation. From Beechworth
333 Syenitic Granite, from the Granite formation of Gabo Island
334 Sketch of a new Geological Map of Victoria
Mineralogical Specimens. — Gold.
335 Auriferous Quartz. Quartz of this character is called by
the miners “honeycomb quartz.” From the North Star Mine, Energetic Reef, Lauriston. The specimen was got from the water line at a depth beneath the surface of 110 feet. The reef was 22 feet in width, and averaged a yield of 1 oz. 10 dwts. of gold to the ton of quartz • 336 Auriferous Quartz, with Iron Pyrites. From the Golden Bar Reef, which is 18 inches in width at the surface, and 4 feet wide at 50 feet in depth. This reef is situated in Camp Creek, two miles from Russell’s Creek