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Carne, J. E. (1911) The Tin-Mining Industry and the Distribution of Tin ores in New South Wales. Mineral Resources 14. New South Wales Department of Mines

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TitleThe Tin-Mining Industry and the Distribution of Tin ores in New South Wales
ReportMineral Resources
AuthorsCarne, J. E.Author
Year1911
Issue<   14   >
PublisherNew South Wales Department of MinesPlaceSydney
Download URLhttps://archive.org/download/mineralresources14geol/mineralresources14geol.pdf
Mindat Ref. ID12901980Long-form Identifiermindat:1:5:12901980:2
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Full ReferenceCarne, J. E. (1911) The Tin-Mining Industry and the Distribution of Tin ores in New South Wales. Mineral Resources 14. New South Wales Department of Mines
Plain TextCarne, J. E. (1911) The Tin-Mining Industry and the Distribution of Tin ores in New South Wales. Mineral Resources 14. New South Wales Department of Mines
InNew South Wales Department of Mines - Mineral Resources

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