...'Geological Snrrey, WA, Bulletin 6, p. 22. By Authority -. VTm. KM-reA 'fla.'WKfc Ooremment Printer, 19O2. 12 a more or less vertical zone of rock, usually continuous with the surrounding rocks, and of similar origin, but distinct from it in carrying metallic ores disseminated through it...

...in amphibolite or along the contact of granitic rocks and amphibolite, (3) in replacement deposits usually continuous with the surrounding rock and of...origin but distinct from it in carrying metallic ores in paying quantities. "Of minerals associated with the native gold, tellurides prevail, and among these...

...Tlicsi> lodes have in a general way been well defined asf :— A more or less vertical zone of rook usually continuous with the surrounding rock, and of similar origin, but distinct from it in currying metallic ores disseminated through it in payable quantities, and, as a rule, characterised...

...defined as— "More or less vertical zones of rock usually continuous with the surrounding country and of similar origin, but distinct from it in carrying metallic ores disseminated through them, often in payable quantities, and frequently characterised by strong foliation. They owe their...

...ore-bodies. They are— " More or less vertical zones of rock usually continuous with the surrounding country and of similar origin, but distinct from it in carrying metallic ores disseminated through them, often in payable quantities, and frequently characterised by strong foliation. They owe their...

...ore-bodies. They are— " More or less vertical zones of rock usually continuous with the surrounding country and of similar origin, but distinct from it in carrying metallic ores disseminated through them, often in payable quantities, and frequently characterised by strong foliation. They owe their...

...formations, ie more or less vertical ЮШ of rock that gradually merge into the surrounding rock, which is of similar origin but distinct from it in carrying metallic ores disseminated through it in payable quantités. As a result of the circulation of siliceous, carbonated, sulphide-bearing solutions, auriferous...

..." lode formations " is given. 1 Mr. Simpson describes the lode formation in the following words: " A lode formation may be defined as a more or less...and, as a rule, characterized by strong foliation. Deposits of this nature are probably deep-seated; at Kalgoorlie mining operations have already proved...

...very definite class of deposits, except the extremely unsuitable one "composite (or compound) vein."* A lode formation may be defined as a more or less...through it in payable quantities, and, as a rule, characterised by strong foliation. Deposits of this nature are probably deep seated ; at Kalgoorlie...