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.To face page 879.
Fig. 1.— Section through the Lydenlurg Gold-field. (Horizontal scale 4 miles to 1 inch ; vertical scale 4000 feet to 1 inch.)
a. Quarlz roclt.
.'. Amygdaloid (agates).
/. Fissile sandstones.
ff. Soft pint sandstone.
h, i. Pink, blue, grey, and brown
fine sandstones (much jointed).
Fig. 2. — Section of a Gold-claim (Lawrence's),
Pilgrim's-Rest Creel; Transvaal.
of rock. c. Decomposed Diflrite.
Fig. 3. — Section of Cobalt-mine
near Nazareth, Transvaal.
Fig. 4. — Section of Diorite Dylce with veins of quartz
carrying iron pyrites and traces of gold.
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a. Soft pink sandstone, very fissile.
b. Decomposed diorite with quartz '
Fig. .".. — Section of Natalia Reef, Eersteling, Transvaal.
""'■■ reef, aboul f. feet thick.
' ateatitic aobiit.
Fig. 6.— Vertical Section of East End of Kimberley Mine. Fig. 7.— Tilted Dolerite (1), Be Beer's Mine, Diamond-fields.
"■ f. ' "i' 1 ' l™e (tufaceous). e. Hard brown shale,
t. Blue-grey shale /. Em1 sand , l0036 ab
■ Nil tii, much broken.
(I VellowiBli-brown shale.
a. Red sand,
h. OaloapeouB layer.
c. Soft euphulid'e.

d. Tabular dolerite.
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The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London.
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35819073
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51125
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Figs. 1-7
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NameFound:Natalia NameConfirmed:Natalia Fr. 1847 EOLID:18336448 NameBankID:9710805
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  • The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London. v. 33 (1877).
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