Ann: Lomero Year 1 drill programme extended, page-2

"DDH L17-88 was targeted 70m (vertical) below and 100m east of the 8.0m sulphide intercept in DDH L17-87 (Figure 1). DDH L17-88 intersected a 56m thick zone (from 317m to 373m) of stringer sulphide containing intervals of conspicuous sphalerite (zinc sulphide) that correlates with the zone of stringer sulphide intersected 80m to the east in the 2004 DDH L04-51. The stringer zone in L04-51 contained a 1.35m interval grading 8.4 g/t gold, 2.58% lead and 4.26% zinc at a relatively low sulphur content of 16%. Given the common association of elevated gold with zinc sulphide at Lomero, the presence of conspicuous zinc sulphide within intervals of the new L17-89 stringer sulphide intercept is encouraging.

DDH L17-89 is targeted 120m north of and 100m below the previously-defined western edge of the western sulphide lens (Figure 2). The target is located 70m (vertical) below and midway between the intercepts of the 2004 DDH L04-48 and the 2013 DDH 2LP-10, which are spaced 100m apart. DDH 2LP-10 intersected two intervals of massive sulphide, 5.1m and 2.9m thick, separated by 10.1m of stringer and semi-massive sulphide. The grades of those sulphide intervals are unknown because, as reported previously, the assays and core of several of the holes drilled in 2013 are unavailable and are considered lost. However, DDH L04-48, 100m to the west, intersected massive sulphide comprising 1.15m at 4.66g/t gold and 0.4m at 6.72 g/t gold. It is hoped that those encouraging gold grades persist down-dip in combination with the thicker sulphide widths seen in DDH 2LP-10."

is this 56m the tip of a new lense ?? (with low sulphur content)