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Heulandite (Zeolite), in amygdaloid al traps associated with felsite por- 
phyries, Turn-again Point, Rangitata. 
Stilbite (Zeolite), in amygdaloidal traps associated with felsite porphyries, 
Turn-again Point, Rangitata. 
Natrolite , filling cavities in volcanic rocks, Banks 1 Peninsula. 
Mesotype, in needles, in fissures of volcanic rocks, Banks 1 Peninsula. 
Chabasite , in trachytes, do. do. 
Orthoclase (potash felspar), in granites and other crystalline rocks at 
the West Coast, etc. 
Sanidine , or glassy felspar in trachytes and trachy dolerites, Banks 1 
Peninsula, and quartzose porphyritic trachytes, Malvern Hills. 
Obsidian , on the sides of trachy tic dikes, Banks 1 Peninsula. 
Pitchstone, associated with quartzose porphyritic trachytes, Snowy Peak, 
Mount Somers. 
Albite, in dioritic porphyries, River Wilkin and Makarora Ranges. 
Oligaclase (soda felspar), in quartzose porphyritic trachytes, Mount 
Misery, Malvern Hills. 
Labrador , felspar in lava streams, Banks 1 Peninsula. 
Saussurite, in Gabbro, Mount Torlesse. 
Garnet (Almandine), in quartzose porphyritic trachytes and pitch- 
stones, Malvern Hills and Mount Somers. 
Pistacite, in diorite, Mount Torlesse Range. 
Potash Mica (muscovite), in granites and schists, West Coast. 
Magnesia Mica (Ilubellan), in volcanic rocks, Banks 1 Peninsula. 
Pearl Mica (margarite), in gneiss and metamorphic schists, West Coast. 
Tourmaline, in granite, Mosquito Hill, West Coast. 
Marcasite (white iron pyrites), in clays and tertiary rocks, in many 
localities. 
Pyrites , partly mundic, in older palaeozoic rocks as well as in brown 
coal and shale, ditto. 
Mispikel, in diorites, Malvern Hills. 
in tertiary strata assotiated with brown coal and 
Ilmenite, titaniferous magnetic iron ore, in grains in melaphyres, 
Clent Hills. 
Magnetic Iron Ore, in grains in dolerite, Malvern Hills. 
Green Earth, in amygdoloidal trap, Malvern Hills, Ashburton, Ran- 
gitata, etc. 
Spathic Iron (carbonate of iron), found in large boulders coated with 
black psilomelane, near the sources of the River Kowai, Mount Torlesse. 
lignite. 
