The Hauraki gold fields of New Zealand, noted in former times for the remarkable bonanzas of the Thames and Coromandel, and of late years for the progress and prosperity of the Waihi mine and its smaller neighbors, show geological features typical of the Tertiary andesitic gold fields of the Pacific and of central Europe.
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A. Moncrieff Finlayson (1909) studied this question.