"investigator resources - silver in paris", page-19

no worries there, Goldie ...... for whatever you wrote.

Subprime ..... the delays with releasing drill results seems a feature with IVR - maybe due to the high grades ?

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In the meantime I suppose old news will have to tide us over, along with the mouthwatering prospects of imminent drilling at Paris south starting this month.

Paris South will extend the resource boundary another 200 metres in length to 1200 metres.

14 june,2011

The infill soil results announced today show a large and coherent area of silver-in-soil anomalism extending over 1,200m strike length and between 200m to 400m in width.


The intriquing thing is that, as figure 1 of that 14/6/2011 announcement shows, that the silver-in-soil geochemistry sampling south of line 1 shows a top score of 652ppb Ag, which is the 2nd highest results across the 1200 metres length of Paris prospect.

I am pretty sure the highest reading was on line 7.

So if Paris South again proves the geochemistry sampling to be correct then we should get silver results from this area of high grade I would guess.

That would then define Paris (at this stage) as 1200 metres in length X 200 - 400 metres in wide , with a thickness of maybe 6 - 12 average. (see below quote) *** .... not including the plunging feeder aspect.

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*** 31/10/2011 .... the Northeast Zone showing very high grade and contiguous intersections over 400m strike that is open (untested) to the northwest, east and southeast (Figure 2). This mineralisation is interpreted to be a 6 to 12m thick sheet that dips to the southeast. This sheet was probably not reached by the drillholes on Lines 5 and 4.