french kiss high-grade rc drill intercepts

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ASX Release
2 November 2005
FRENCH KISS HIGH-GRADE RC DRILL INTERCEPTS
HIGHLIGHTS
• High-grade RC drill intercepts from recent drilling at the French Kiss deposit
including:
�� 2 metres at 10.39 g/t gold,
�� 2 metres at 9.61 g/t gold,
�� 1 metre at 20.79 g/t gold, and,
�� 5 metres at 5.61 g/t gold including 1 metre at 18.78 g/t gold.
• Results are from extensional drilling targeting orebody northern and southern
strike extensions and extensions down dip of previous results.
• Mineralisation has not been closed-off.
• All recent results will be included in a new resources model to be incorporated
into the current Scoping Study of production from the combined Aldiss and
Randalls Projects due for completion in the March Quarter 2006.
• A large 55 line-kilometre Induced Polarisation (IP) survey has commenced
and will test for gold-related sulphides in the Main Zone / Harry’s Hill area
where large gold in soil anomalies and possible mineralisation-related
magnetic features remain effectively untested and have potential for new
deposit discovery.
RC drilling at the French Kiss deposit (Figure 1) has returned high-grade intercepts and has
not closed-off the extensions to the mineralisation. The results will be incorporated into a
new resources model for inclusion in the current Scoping Study incorporating production
from the Maxwells gold deposit in the Randalls Project with production from the Main
Zone, Harry’s Hill and French Kiss deposits in the Aldiss Project and is expected to be
completed in the March Quarter 2006.
Selected significant intercepts (interpreted to approximate true widths) are presented in
Table 1 below:
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Table 1: French Kiss RC drill intercepts.
Hole Id From(m) To(m) Int(m) Au(g/t)
FKRC567 16 18 2 3.49
76 78 2 2.56
FKRC568 17 19 2 3.71
FKRC569 10 14 4 3.10
58 63 5 1.68
FKRC570 85 88 3 1.88
93 97 4 1.91
FKRC571 11 16 5 4.04
FKRC574 27 29 2 9.61
FKRC575 16 17 1 20.79
52 56 4 1.41
FKRC579 62 68 6 1.17
FKRC582 88 91 3 3.42
FKRC583 80 82 2 10.39
FKRC584 40 42 2 2.63
FKRC588 16 19 3 3.41
74 79 5 5.61
incl. 76 77 1 18.78
104 107 3 1.81
Figure 1. Integra project locations.
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A 55 line-kilometre dipole-dipole IP survey has commenced in the Main Zone / Harry’s
Hill area (Figure 2) and is expected to identify new zones of sulphides associated with gold
mineralisation similar to the abundant pyrrhotite sulphide associated with gold in the
known deposits. While these geophysical programmes take time to complete and the flow
of exploration news from these areas slows during these periods, it is expected that a
number of high-quality drill targets will be generated and available for drill testing in
December and January.
Figure 2: IP survey line locations.
Main
Zone Pit
Harry’s
Hill Pit
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Yours sincerely
Chris Cairns
Managing Director
Information in this announcement that relates to Exploration Results and Mineral Resources has been reviewed by Chris Cairns,
Managing Director, who has sufficient experience which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under
consideration and to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the
“Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves”. Chris Cairns is a Member of the
Australian Institute of Geoscientists and consents to the inclusion in the report of the matters based on their information in the form and
context in which it appears. The information was reviewed by Geoff Davis who is a Member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists
and who has had sufficient relevant experience in the reported field of activity.