Ann: Best Ever Intercept At Investigators, page-53

BeeJaye,

This is why cross-sections are useful.

Just for example to show a point;

Figure 4 in the Oct 19th announcement shows about a 45 degree NW plunge on the cross-section (for MAD060 line - no section shown for MAD126).

A 5.25m intersection on a vertical drill hole on a 45 degree plunging orebody gives a true thickness of 3.6m.

Therefore in this example 5.25m is a 46% 

overestimation of thickness compared to the true thickness. It is not a directors special, but it is also not close to true width.

So, in this example, I would use a x0.68 multiplier (when looking at total Ni% calculations).

Example only to show a point, not directly about MAD126.