Simon Moores - Analyst, Benchmark Mineral Intelligence on the future of Graphite, page-88

• We conducted a site visit to Triton’s Nicanda Hill Graphite project on the 7th and 9th of December. We commenced our review in the central part of the deposit looking at field relationships in outcrops, followed by observing several holes to look at mineralisation styles and down hole grade continuity. This was important analysis given TON have previously chosen to only release the high-grade portions of the holes and the grade and lithology of the intervening zones is consequently referred to as mineralised waste in Tritons announcements. We further selected a section through the central part of the deposit (Section N1) to look at the down dip continuity of the mineralisation on section.
  

I believe it Should read;
" we further selected the Diamond drill hole of the furthest possible distance away from Tritons 3 High Grade Zones and an area not included within Tritons conceptual open pit model."
We know that by selecting an area in the central part of the deposit we would not be on target as such of the High grade Zones that are predominantly located from surface towards the Eastern aspect of the mineralised footprint.

Pauldola.