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wombat 4 progress report ..., page-11

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    hi farmerblue

    I wish it was funny but really it isn't.

    I have had a wander down memory lane and its a bit of a
    repeating theme for these guys - "oil discovery onshore gippsland".

    Below is one announcement in full, but also there was talk of an oil discovery on Wombat 1 which got Annels air time on the ABC. I cant copy and paste those as they are scanned images inside a PDF document. see link

    http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20040430/pdf/3lfnztplv5ynp.pdf

    Surface Oil Occurrence - Gippsland Basin
    Document date: Wed 09 Feb 2000
    Published: Wed 09 Feb 2000 10:05:44
    Document No: 158130
    Document part: A
    Market Flag: Y
    Classification: Progress Report

    LAKES OIL NL 2000-02-09 ASX-SIGNAL-G

    HOMEX - Melbourne

    +++++++++++++++++++++++++
    Lakes Oil NL ("Lakes Oil") wishes to announce that it has recently
    discovered the presence of an apparent surface oil occurrence located
    within its onshore Gippsland Basin permit PEP 137.

    The discovery was made as a result of an analysis undertaken by the
    Company of recent radiometrics flown by the Australian Government
    Geological Survey (AGSO) in October of last year. Lakes Oil's
    consultant for the interpretation of the survey data (Pitt Resources
    of Adelaide) identified the presence of a large radiometric anomaly
    located to the west of Lake Wellington, and east of the town of
    Longford. Follow up field sampling has confirmed the presence of the
    anomaly.

    Analysis of a surface sample taken during the field survey has
    yielded a significant oil content of 0.995%. The oil is biodegraded,
    as expected for samples taken at surface. The anomaly is spread over
    an area in excess of one kilometre in diameter, and is associated
    with the surface expression of a major fault.

    Further sampling is currently being undertaken in order to confirm
    the extent of the anomaly, and to eliminate the unlikely possibility
    of contamination. The current seismic coverage is inadequate to
    determine whether or not there is a valid trap associated with this
    anomaly. The possibility of acquiring further seismic is being
    investigated, in view of the fact that Lakes Oil currently has a
    seismic crew operating in the immediate area.

    J Mulready
    B.Sc. B.A. (Melb) Fell. Dip. Mngmt (RMIT), MGSA, MPESA,
    Certified AAPG Geologist No. 5321
    TECHNICAL CONSULTANT


 
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