The History of Australia From 1606 to 1888
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3. Copper. — At the Kapunda Station, about forty miles north-west of Adelaide, there lived a squatter named Captain Bagot. One day, durmg the year 1842, he sent his overseer — Mr. Button — to search for a number of sheep which had strayed into the bush. After spending some time in fruitless efforts, Mr. Dutton ascended a small hill in order to have a more extensive view of the country, but still he saw nothing of the lost sheep. On turning to descend, his attention was attracted by a bright gre...en rock jutting from the earth. It seemed to him peculiar, so he broke a small piece off and carried it down to Captain ■>, O'. > 5 t> > > > ' 1 XI. ] COPPER. '. O ^vy^, i'> >•/. > iQl Bagot's house, where he and the Captain examined the specimen, and came to the conclusion that it consisted of the mineral malachite, containing copper in combination with water and carbonic dioxide. They let no one know of the discovery, but proceeded to apply for the land in the usual manner, without breathing a word as to their purpose.
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3. Copper. — At the Kapunda Station, about forty miles north-west of Adelaide, there lived a squatter named Captain Bagot. One day, durmg the year 1842, he sent his overseer — Mr. Button — to search for a number of sheep which had strayed into the bush. After spending some time in fruitless efforts, Mr. Dutton ascended a small hill in order to have a more extensive view of the country, but still he saw nothing of the lost sheep. On turning to descend, his attention was attracted by a bright gre...en rock jutting from the earth. It seemed to him peculiar, so he broke a small piece off and carried it down to Captain ■>, O'. > 5 t> > > > ' 1 XI. ] COPPER. '. O ^vy^, i'> >•/. > iQl Bagot's house, where he and the Captain examined the specimen, and came to the conclusion that it consisted of the mineral malachite, containing copper in combination with water and carbonic dioxide. They let no one know of the discovery, but proceeded to apply for the land in the usual manner, without breathing a word as to their purpose.
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