


160 N. Z. ROCKS. 
27 
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Amygdaloidal Trap. 
Clay Stone. 
Ferruginous Quartz. 
Quartz Vein, in Slate, both Slate and Quartz being 
interspersed with Pyrites and Calcite. 
Calcite. Malvern Hills. 
Calcareous Spar, with Serpentine. Malvern Hills. 
Sandstone Conglomerate. Malvern Hills, 
Calcareous Sandstone. Malvern Hills. 
Glauconite Sandstone. Malyern Hills, 
Marble. Malvern Hills. 
Clay Stone. Malvern Hills. 
Fissile Clay Slate, (Bed Rock.) McQueen’s Saddle. 
Quartz, (No. 1 Reef.) McQueen’s Saddle. 
Quartzose Tufa, (Bed Rock of No. 1 Reef.) 
Diorite Dyke, 8 inches wide, in Tufa Porphyry. 
(No. 2 Reef.) ¥ 
Rotten Quartz, (No. 4 Reef.) 
Quartz, with Steatite. Green Reef, (No. 5.) 
Calcareous Sandstone, slightly breccitated. Church 
Reserve, Selwyn River. 
Common Slate. Saddle, Banks’ Peninsula. 
Banded Chert. Saddle, Banks’ Peninsula, 
Rotten Slate. Saddle, Banks’ Peninsula. 
Breccia Slate. McQueen’s Saddle. 
Indurated Clay Stone. McQueen’s Saddle. 
Obsidian. Gebbie’s Pass, Banks’ Peninsula. 
Arragonite, from fissure in the Clay. Banks’ 
Peninsula. 
Quartz Reef. Rakaia Gorge. 
Rock Crystal, passing into Amethyst.  Rakaia 
Gorge. 
Shale, altered by Dolerite Stream. Rakaia Gorge. 
Arragonite. Hurunui. 
Limestone. Hurunui. 
Flint. Pudding Hill. 
Dark colored Argillaceous Sandstone. 
Shelly Sandstone. 
Dark Chocolate colored Sandstone. Broken Point. 
Auriferous Quartz. 
