what if jrv are right, page-10

.... about Bryn Harris you fool. I couldn't give a toss about INL

http://www.hotcopper.com.au/post_reply.asp?fid=1&pid=1675275&tid=454928

Jervois Mining has been investigating potential processing routes using a chloride leach and has engaged a Canadian
consultant, Bryn Harris, who has patented a suitable extraction process. This process is not dissimilar to the IntecNickel process ......

Earlier this month Jervois announced that it had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Guangdong
Guang Ye Assets Management Co Limited (Guang Ye) in relation to the possible future development of the Young
nickel/cobalt laterite project. Guang Ye is wholly owned by the Guangdong Provincial government in China and
essentially the MOU states that:
�� Guang Ye believes that the development of the Young project would fit well with its nickel processing
operations.
�� Jervois has given a commitment that it will not deal with any other Chinese entity while Guang Ye is
considering its decision. This commitment would last for 6 months.
�� Jervois undertook to provide Guang Ye with a business plan which would cover items like projected capital
expenditure and operating expenses and any and all technical data pertaining to the project.
�� Guang Ye representatives including technical personnel will visit the Young project and test laboratories at
the end of March or early April 2007.
�� Guang Ye will assess all aspects of the project and advise Jervois if it wishes to proceed with a joint venture
agreement.
Jervois and Guang Ye had agreed to move the project forward as quickly as possible.Earlier this month Jervois announced that it had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Guangdong
Guang Ye Assets Management Co Limited (Guang Ye) in relation to the possible future development of the Young
nickel/cobalt laterite project. Guang Ye is wholly owned by the Guangdong Provincial government in China and
essentially the MOU states that:
�� Guang Ye believes that the development of the Young project would fit well with its nickel processing
operations.
�� Jervois has given a commitment that it will not deal with any other Chinese entity while Guang Ye is
considering its decision. This commitment would last for 6 months.
�� Jervois undertook to provide Guang Ye with a business plan which would cover items like projected capital
expenditure and operating expenses and any and all technical data pertaining to the project.
�� Guang Ye representatives including technical personnel will visit the Young project and test laboratories at
the end of March or early April 2007.
�� Guang Ye will assess all aspects of the project and advise Jervois if it wishes to proceed with a joint venture
agreement.
Jervois and Guang Ye had agreed to move the project forward as quickly as possible.