Ann: Update - Mt Alexander Nickel-Copper Sulphide Project, page-18

I'm currently no longer in this stock ( after upwards of 10 years in it, on and off, but mostly "in") !), sold the last parcel recently when my patience ran out due no update announcement shortly following the 8 March announcement that the 1st deep hole was only about 25 metres from the 33,000 Siemens conductor, then total silence for a few weeks. Heck, to drill that 25 metres further would take half a day only. I assumed based on this it must therefore be a duster. Confirmed today. As it seems was the next deep hole hole as well. I may buy back in after the CR which I expect to be 6c-6.5c unless a rabbit is pulled out of the hat pretty soon that would change my view on things. The one thing I could not get my head around for the past 6 months or so was why low-cost, quick-to-do, wedge holes running off the mother hole(s) have not been performed. Its common practice when other targets are believed to be a short distance ( under say 100 metres) from the mother hole. Its fast, and a heck of a lot cheaper than drilling another hole from surface. Several wedge holes can be run off the mother hole, in different directions, if necessary. Its not rocket science, I think I recall wedge-holes being done at Nova, for example, when required.