Mutooroo Cobalt District, page-44

"HAV's Birthday prospect is ~5 kms directly west of AYR’s Great Goulburn Cu-Co-Au prospect.

Apart from HAV's Mutooroo West prospect is Birthday also a target HAV will be testing this calendar year?"

For those of you that have never heard of Mutooroo West (previously owned by the Cockburn Copper Mining Company), historical records from December 1908 state “a large sulphide lode formation traverses the property, bearing nearly N. and S. dipping sharply to the W.

Two shafts have been sunk on the lode, about 200ft. apart. No. 1, or main engine shaft, is 160ft. deep, and at that level driving S. is in progress on the hanging-wall portion of the formation. The drive is in a total distance of 143ft.

The formation which was cut through shows a width of 22ft., and consists mostly of iron pyrites, a little quartz, and patches of rich yellow ore. All along the drive the lode looks encouraging and likely to improve in value at depth. About 200ft. from No. 1 shaft No. 2 or S. shaft has been sunk 157ft. 6in. on the underlie of the lode, and at that depth driving N. is carried on, following the hanging-wall to meet the S. drive from No. 1 shaft. The the formation is wide.” p. 47

"The width and extent of the sulphide ore bodies at both these mines [Mutooroo and Mutooroo West] is remarkable." p. 28

http://scans.library.utoronto.ca/pdf/9/28/miningreview09sout/miningreview09sout.pdf


The location of Mutooroo West and Birthday in HAV's mineral tenements, along with the other potential cobalt targets, is shown on the map below.

The brown on the far right hand side on the map below, represents NSW.


Source of map: HAV Annual Report EL3382 'Mutooroo Mine' for period 28th July 2009 - 27th July 2010 (available on SARIG)

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