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10" Greenist-grey and chert shales, with a few
thin shaly beds of grey sandstone interstratified
near the top.
164' 1"
11" Beds of greenish-grey fine-grained sandstone,
from an inch to a foot or more in thickness, with
shaly divisions affuse. Some of the thin beds
could be seen simple raphtlites.
47' 2"
12" Lorne, splintery, dark greenist shales
having rough hackle-flaky surfaces, somewhat
disturbed.
50'
13" Dark greenist, hard, cherty, nodular
shales, with irregular flinty cleavage. 70'
14" Greenist-grey, red and hackled shales,
often faulted, and otherwise disturbed in
places; exhibiting similar hackle-nut and
polished surfaces to those of 12. These
shales are characterised by numerous nodules,
and large masses of cubical igneous grits.
573' 3"
15" Greenist-grey, rather coarse-grained sand-
stones.
25'