Thomas Sterry Hunt provides an extensive report on the gold fields of Nova Scotia, presenting a detailed analysis of the geology and mineralogy of the area, as well as the methods and equipment used in mining. He also discusses the economic potential of the region and the challenges facing the mining industry. This pioneering work is a valuable source of information for geologists, mining engineers, and anyone interested in the history of mining in Canada.

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