catalogue of western australian meteorite collections

References: H, P, S.
WARD, H. A. (1898)-Amer. J. Sci. 5: 135-140.
BREZINA, A. (1898)-Verh. geol. ReichsAnst. (StAnst.)
62-63.
Wien 1898:
ANON. (1900)-Bull. geol. Surv. W. Aust. no. 4: 97.
ANON. (1916)-Bull. geol. Surv. W. Aust. no. 67: 138-139.
LOVERING et al. (1957)-Geochim. et cosmoch. Acta 11: 263-278.
Analytical details, etc.: Fe 90·91
Ni
Co
8·33
0·59
Mn
P
Trace
0·16
S 'Trace
C Trace
Si 0·01 S.G. = 7·78
Total 100·00 AnaL-Mariner & Hoskins
Further analysis:
(Plate XI (b).)
Ni
Co
Cr
Cu
Ga
Ge
8·04%
0·56%
44ppm
190 ppm
15ppm
49ppm
Anal.-Lovering et al.
(1957)
37. SL'EEfER CAMP Stone, olivine-hypersthene-chondrite
Find; 1962, by H. Carlisle, about 15 miles north-north-east of Sleeper Ca1TIP
which is situated 40 miles north of Haig on the Trans-Australia Railway
Line. Latitude 30° 28' S., longitude 126° 20' E.
One mass, total weight 1·25 kg (2 lb. 12 oz.).
This collection: not represented.
Other collections: Kalgoorlie School of Mines, No. 9248, main mass,
1·25 kg.
Analytical details, etc: complete fusion crust covers the fragment which
is offacetted form. Probably part of a shower with Billygoat Donga, North
Haig, etc. (see note under Billygoat Donga).
(plate XXII (a).)
38. TIERACO CREEK Iron, fine-medium octahedrite (Of-Om)
(Synonym: Ticraco Creek)
Find, before 1922, near the head of Tieraco Creek, North Murchison Goldfields,
Western Australia. Latitude 26° 20' S., longitude 118° 20' E. (approximate).
One mass, total weight 41·6 kg (91i-Ib.).
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