Trans. N.Z. Inst., Vol. XXXVII. 



NAPIER. 



Pl. XLI. 



HAVELOCX 



75 



95 

 100 



122?? 



162 



172 



192 



v v. 



223 



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628 



748 



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75 Shingle, water salt 



Blue clay with sand- 

 bed. 



Gray clay. 



Blue sand, water 

 fresh. 



Blue clav. 



Coarse sand, with 



wood. 

 Clay, then shingle, 



water-flow. 

 Grav clay, blue sand. 

 Shingle, water-flow. 

 Blue clay, blue sand. 

 Shingle, water 16 ft. 



rise. 

 Pumice.blue clay.sand 

 Pumice, blue clay.shin 

 Gray clay, hard. 

 Blue sand, hard. 

 Blue clay. 

 Sand, full of wood. 

 Shingle, water. 

 Blue clay. 

 Sand. 

 Yellow clay. 



Shingle, water 26 ft. 

 rise. 



Dark clay, then lime- 

 stone sand. 



10 



200 



120 



Alluvium and stiff 

 blue clay. 



Blue sand, full of 

 water. 



'••'•'•' 50 Sand and clay. 



Shingle, with little or 

 no sand. 



Dark-blue clay. 

 Shingle. 

 Yellow clay. 



Blue sandy clay 



Blue sand. 



Dark-bine clay 



Coarse gray sand, 

 with clay. 



Stiff blue clay. 



Sand and clay. 



90 

 100 

 112 

 120 



CLIVE. 



120 ft. 





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 •"•?'■■:■•, 



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Alluvium and shingle. 

 Clay, with sand. 



Blue sand, with many 

 shells. 



Stiff blue clay. 

 Rough blue sand. 

 Blue clay. 

 Shingle. 



Sections of Artesian Wells at Napier, 

 Blue clay, or papa. Havelock, and Clive, showing irregular bed- 

 ding on the Heretaunga Plain. 



The blue lines indicate water prospects. 



Measurements in feet. 



HERETAUNGA PLAIN.— Hill. 



