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Carne, J. E. (1900) Mercury, or "Quicksilver," in New South Wales with Notes on its Occurrence in other Colonies and Countries. Mineral Resources 7. New South Wales Department of Mines

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TitleMercury, or "Quicksilver," in New South Wales with Notes on its Occurrence in other Colonies and Countries
ReportMineral Resources
AuthorsCarne, J. E.Author
Year1900
Page(s)53Issue<   7   >
PublisherNew South Wales Department of MinesPlaceSydney
Download URLhttps://archive.org/download/mineralresource03walegoog/mineralresource03walegoog.pdf
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Full ReferenceCarne, J. E. (1900) Mercury, or "Quicksilver," in New South Wales with Notes on its Occurrence in other Colonies and Countries. Mineral Resources 7. New South Wales Department of Mines
Plain TextCarne, J. E. (1900) Mercury, or "Quicksilver," in New South Wales with Notes on its Occurrence in other Colonies and Countries. Mineral Resources 7. New South Wales Department of Mines
InNew South Wales Department of Mines - Mineral Resources

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