Silver City Minerals Directors have ignored an opportunity to correct the accuracy of announcements to the ASX.
The 2020 SCI Annual Report refers many times to a location in the Cobar Basin called "Tindery".
There is no such place recorded in official NSW maps and by Australia Post. The correct name is Tindarey...as in "Tindarey Granite".
From the Annual Report:
Tindery Project
EL8579 Tindery is located 45 km north of Cobar, and covers an area of 138km2. EL8579 was reduced via partial relinquishment in line with statutory obligations during the preceding Quarter, with gold prospective portions of the tenement retained.
Silver City Minerals has identified that the contact of the Silurian Tindarey Granite is prospective for gold mineralisation. The Cobar Basin is intruded by a suite of Silurian aged granitoids, including the Tindery Granite. Several mineral occurrences of gold and reported historical small-scale mines and workings are reported within the Girilambone Group within proximity to the contacts of the Tindery Granite.
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