More thick high-grade copper intercepts confirm continuity of...

More thick high-grade copper intercepts confirm continuity of mineralisation at Sulphur Springs Grades of up to 4.87% Cu and 4.5% Cu encountered in 3rd and 4th holes with thick zones of massive sulphides in next three holes Highlights  Further excellent results received from ongoing drilling at Sulphur Springs Copper-Zinc Project, with assays for next two diamond holes, (SSD091 and SSD092) reported as: o SSD091: 20.5m @ 3.06% Cu from 102.2m down-hole, including: 6.7m @ 4.87% Cu from 109.1m o SSD092: 18m @ 2.59% Cu from 97m down-hole, including: 7m @ 4.5% Cu from 97m and a second zone of 14.7m @ 1.84% Cu from 128m down-hole (Note: intervals are reported as down-hole intersection widths)  Latest results build on previously reported intercepts from the first two holes of the programme, SSD089 and SSD090 (see ASX release dated 9 th October and 23rd October 2017, see figure 1). All four holes now reported serve to demonstrate continuity of mineralisation between holes and along strike: o SSD089 reporting 38.2m @ 3.49% Cu from 97.8m down-hole, including: 8.6m @ 1.9g/t Au and 186g/t Ag from 69m downhole o SSD090 reporting 40.3m @ 3.35% Cu from 93.7m down-hole, including: 2.4m @ 5.22% Cu and 2.95% Zn from 113.7m (Note: intervals are reported as down-hole intersection widths)  Three further holes (SSD093, SSD094 and SSD095) have been completed, each intersecting significant widths of semi-massive to massive sulphides  Seventh diamond hole, SSD096, currently in progress