Ken Hosking

Long time member of staff at Camborne School of Mines and then University of Malaya

Geological Society of Malaysia Newsletter

Many of his publications are hard to find but well worth reading

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11949Fissure systems and mineralisation Transactions of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall, 18, 9-49[pdf]
21949Fissure systems and mineralisation in CornwallCamborne School of Mines Magazine,
50, 76-82
[pdf]
31950Oxidation phenomena of the Cornish lodesTransactions of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall, 18, 120-145[pdf]
41951Primary ore deposition in
Cornwall
Transactions of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall, 18, 309-356[pdf]
51951Some modern methods of prospecting Camborne School of Mines Magazine, 51, 82-85[pdf]
61952A survey of the methods available for the mineralogical examination of material in connection with mineral dressing Camborne School of Mines Magazine,
52, 4-26
[pdf]
71952Simple apparatus for mounting specimens in bakelite Mining Magazine,
87, 342-344
[pdf]
81952Cornish pegmatites and bodies with pegmatite affinityTransactions of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall, 18, 411-455[pdf]
91953Flash fusion tests for economic minerals Mining Magazine, 89, 137-142[pdf]
101953Blowpipe analysis on asbestos paperMining Magazine, 89, 280-281[pdf]
111953Rapid chemical tests for some hypothermal and pegmatite minerals of economic importance genetically related to granite Camborne School of Mines Magazine, 53, 4-13[pdf]
121953The vein system of St. Michael’s Mount, Cornwall Transactions of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall, 18, 493-509[pdf]
131953The significane of the variable iron content of Cornish wolframitesTransactions of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall, 18, 526-534[pdf]
141954The pegmatites of Trolvis Quarry, Carnmenellis, Cornwall Geological Magazine, 41, 273-285paywall
151955The occurence, properties, detection, estimation and search for columbite Transactions of the Cornish Institute of Engineers, 10, 11-18[pdf]
161955Comminution as
a chemical reaction
Mining Engineering
171955Ink printing: a new method of recording the characteristics and distribution of macro fossils in polished sections Camborne School of Mines Magazine,
55, 6-7
[pdf]
181955A note concerning the emission of odours when certain sulphides are vigorously rubbed on, or with, certain metalsCamborne School of Mines Magazine,
55, 8-9
[pdf]
191956A study of the distribution of zinc in the south crosscut of the C.S.M. mine Camborne School of Mines Magazine,
56, 30-36
[pdf]
201956Chemical tests on streaks as a rapid aid to mineral identificationCamborne School of Mines Magazine, 56, 5-11[pdf]
211956Magnesia in limestoneMining Magazine, 94, 16-17[pdf]
221956Identification of mineral grainsMining Magazine, 94, 80-84[pdf]
231956Rapid mineral identification by electrographic contact printingMining Magazine, 94. 335-338[pdf]
241956Thorite in Nigerian ProductsMining Magazine, 95, 73-75[pdf]
251956Geochemical prospecting for tungsten in the vicinity of Castle-an-Dinas Mine
261957The identification – essentially by staining techniques – of white and near white mineral grains in composite samplesCamborne School of Mines Magazine, 57, 5-16[pdf]
271957Identification of lithium mineralsMining Magazine, 96, 271-276[pdf]
281957Chemical tests on mineral streaksMining Magazine, 97, 139-148[pdf]
291957A re-examination of an alleged stanniferous deer’s horn from the Cornish tin-bearing alluvialsTransactions of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall, 19, 151-164[pdf]
301958The identification – largely by staining techniques – of coloured mineral grains in composite samplesCamborne School of Mines Magazine, 58, 5-14[pdf]
311958A note on the identification of ‘insoluble’ sulphatesCamborne School of Mines Magazine, 58, 38-39[pdf]
321958The mineral potential of CornwallFutur of Non-ferrous Mining in Gt Britain and Ireland,
355-370,393-398
[pdf]
331958Flame and allied tests for minerals in reviewMining Magazine, 98, 201-206[pdf]
341958The analytical aspect of geochemical prospecting for metalsTransactions of the Cornish Institute of Engineers, 14, 1-13[pdf]
351959A geochemical reconnaissance at Minas de Argemela, PortugalCamborne School of Mines Magazine’, 59, 5-10[pdf]
361959Miscellaneous new aids to the study of mineralsCamborne School of Mines Magazine, 59, 22-31[pdf]
371959Applied geochemistry studies in CornwallTransactions of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall, 19, 52-83[pdf]
381960Some aspects of the stability of sulphides, and other normally unstable minerals of economic importance, in the lodes, boulders, and pebbles of the Cornish beachesCamborne School of Mines Magazine[pdf]
391960Mineral identification using solid reagentsMining Magazine, 102, 287-292[pdf]
401961The identification of polluciteMining Magazine, 104, 280-282[pdf]
411961Further applied geochemical studies in the vicinity of Castle-an-Dinas Wolframite Mine, Mid-Cornwall Camborne School of Mines Magazine, 61, 5-12[pdf]
421962The relationship between the primary mineralisation and the structure of South West England
431962The heavy metal content of waters in mid-Cornwall
441962A study of the distribution of tin, tungsten, arsenic and copper in the sediments, and, of the total-heavy-metals in the water, of the Menalhyl River, Mid-Cornwall Camborne School of Mines Magazine, 62, 49-59[pdf]
451962Further uses of applied geochemical methods of analysis of the colorimetric type Camborne School of Mines Magazine, 62, 18-27[pdf]
461963A reconnaissance of the distribution of antimany and certain related metals survey  in North Cornwall Camborne School of Mines Magazine, 63, 24-37[pdf]
47The significance of the tin and chromium content of the heavy fractions of Cornish beach sands Camborne School of Mines Magazine, 63, 45-48[pdf]
481963Thin sections of mineral grains Mining Magazine, 108, 69-72[pdf]
491963Special applications of chromographic contact printing Mining Magazine, 109, 22-29; 80-85[pdf]
501963Geology, mineralogy and patagenesis of the Mount Pleasant Tin Deposits
511963The major characteristics of primary zoning in the South-West of England
521963The distribution of tin and certain other heavy metals in the superficial portion of the Gwithian/Hayle beach of West Cornwall
531963Supergene galena and pyrite
54“Discussion of R.G. Taylor’s paper ‘An discussion of R.G. Taylor’s paper ‘An
occurrence of cassiterite within a porphyry dyke at South Crofty Mine, Cornwall”
551964Rapid identification of mineral grains in composite samplesMining Magazine, 110, 30-39; 111-122[pdf]
56The application of applied geochemical methods’to the search for chrome ore deposits
571964The distribution of tin, copper, zinc, beryllium and phosphorus in the stream sediments of the.Land’s End Peninsula, CornwallCamborne School of Mines Magazine, 64, 15-32[pdf]
581964Bead testsCamborne School of Mines Magazine, 64, 33-39[pdf]
59The nature of distribution oatterns in the South—West which may be of importance to the epidemiologist
601964Permo-Carboniferous and later primary mineralisation of Cornwall and South-west DevonPresent Views of some Aspects of the Geology of Cornwall and Devon[pdf]
611965Geochemical surveys in CornwallMining Magazine,
179-181
[pdf]
621965Cypriot copper-bearing woodCamborne School of Mines Magazine, 65, 68-82[pdf]
631965A reconnaissance survey of the distribution of tin, copper, zinc and arsenic in the sediments of the rivers to the south of the St. Austell granite massCamborne School of Mines Magazine, 65, 30-42[pdf]
641965The Search for tin, pt1Mining Magazine, 113, 261-273[pdf]
pt2368-383[pdf]
pt3448-461[pdf]
651966Chemical characteristics of the cements of the Godrevy 10 ft. raised beach and of certain deposition pipes in the St. Agnes Pliocene deposits, CornwallTransactions of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall. 19, 328-348[pdf]
661966The distribution of tin and certain other ‘heavy’ metals in the superficial portions of the Gwithian/Hayle beach of West CornwallTransactions of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall, 19, 351-390[pdf]
671966A preliminary study of the distribution of certain metals of economic interest in the sediments and waters of the Carrick Roads (West Cornwall) and of its feeder riversCamborne School of Mines Magazine, 66, 17-37[pdf]
681967The determination of trace—element patterns in soils as an aid to mapping major lithologic unitsCamborne School of Mines Magazine, 67, 60-72[pdf]
691967The relationship-between primary tin deposits and granitic rocks[pdf]
701967The nature and significance of certain ‘late’ veins of south—west Cornwall which are characterised by the presence of potash feldsparCamborne School of Mines Magazine,
67, 42-59
[pdf]
89Manganese/Iron Ratios in Wolframite from South Crofty Mine, CornwallEconomic Geologypaywall
91The nature of the primary tin ores of the South—west of England[pdf]
99Problems associated with the application of geochemical methods of exploration in Cornwall, England. [pdf]
117The search for tungsten deposits[pdf]
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