Ann: Significant Gold Results from Surface at Mt Stirling, page-72

Redking, i think on a good jorc, 8c to 10c will be Tnrs sp.

But that is not adding a premium for future jorcs as 10c is still 90m un diluted, very much on the light side.

If Mt stirling and Stirling well links, we'd be looking at 1km long, by 600m wide x 300m deep based on present results.

Mt stirling, 1.2km more nw at hydra, a good assay, same shear. If that hit is continuance, Mt stirling 2km plus strike.

Then on top as you mention, diorite. There are far to many high grade mines there for no source.

All leeders there at depth should have a source. If tnr finds it, game on.

Diorite is special because its virgin ground from an exploration perspective.

At Mt stirling, Stirling well, blue jacket, hydra we in a way know grade control, but diorite not.

These old mines are many ozs per tonne, that is rare.