Can't help thinking that that the East Lynne Trend and the Collymore Trends are linked particularly at their closest point. If you look at Figure 2 of the announcement , the strongest hit on Line 7 was 5m @ 126g/t Au and was on an extended line from the Rangoon deposit into the East Lynne Trend deposit.
I dug back a bit to March 2017 and found this article regarding this connection :
"Kin Mining (ASX: KIN) announced high gold grades from surface from exploration drill testing at the East Lynne prospect, located approximately 300m north-east of the company’s Rangoon Mineral Resource in Western Australia.
Kin mining revealed the Reverse Circulation (RC) drilling initially recorded an assay result of 3 metres at 209 grams per tonne gold from surface in hole EL17RC003, including 1m at 551g/t gold.
The high-grades encountered encouraged Kin to have several laboratory repeats of the sample undertaken, which produced an average grade of the interval of 3m at 132.3g/t gold from surface.
To support these results, Kin had an independent re-split and re-assay of the original drill sample carried out, which confirmed the high-grade results, reporting 3m at 23.5g/t gold, including 1m at 55.2g/t gold from surface.
Just to make sure, Kin also had samples processed via screen fire assay, which reported a grade of 577g/t gold for the original sample of EL17RC003 from surface to one metre.
The field re-split of this interval was also subject to a screen fire assay, returning a grade of 622g/t gold.
Kin took the results of the screen fire assays to suggest the presence of coarse nuggety gold in the sample.
During a subsequent site visit Kin management, a portion of the high-grade sample was sieved and panned to assess the coarse gold component.
The results from one sieve (approximately 0.5kg of material) taken from the surface to one metre sample of hole EL17RC003, produced a number of gold nuggets, weighing 1.7 grams in total, along with specimen stone of gold in quartz.
When panned, the fines returned an impressive tail of gold."
Area of this discussion (Extract from Figure 2 ) last East Lynne announcement :
Be interested to see the imminent assay results of East Lynne Trend drill lines 6 and 5 .
