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Calidus has reported outstanding shallow drill intersections from Klondyke
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a planned open pit at the WA project.
Drilling targeting resource growth and
additional mine life east of the Klondyke
open pit was under way last month. Results
from RC drilling to upgrade the planned
Klondyke open pit resource to measured
status intersected significant widths of
outcropping gold mineralisation, including;
14m @ 3.8 g/t gold from 1m, 23m @ 2.3
g/t from 37m, 26m @ 2 g/t from 1m, 14m
@ 3.51 g/t from 2m, 16m @ 2.47 g/t from
4m, 16m @ 2.11 g/t from 6m, 12m @ 2.68
g/t from 17m, 24m @ 1.31 g/t from 2m,
19m @ 1.65 g/t from 21m, 26m @ 1.07 g/t
from 39m, 26m @ 1.07 g/t from 6m, 9m
@ 2.95 g/t from 21m, 24m @ 1.03 g/t from
14m, 11m @ 1.96 g/t from 0m, 17m @ 1.26
g/t from 34m, 20m @ 1.04 g/t from 3m,
18m @ 1.11 g/t from 37m, 18m @ 1.08 g/t
from 19m.
Lining up at Flemington
Australian Mines Ltd started the largest re-
source extensional drilling programme ever
at its Flemington scandium-cobalt-nickel
project, New South Wales, last month.
Up to 10,000m of drilling is planned tar-
geting the additional west and south-west
extensions of the previously identified min-
eralisation within Australian Mines’ tenement
boundaries.
Results from this programme are ex-
pected in early 2020, with current drilling
following the successful resource expansion
at Flemington, which resulted in a tripling of
the cobalt mineralisation footprint and con-
firmed that the project’s high-grade cobalt
zone continues to remain open along strike.
Australian Mines managing director Ben-
jamin Bell said: “This latest phase of exten-
sional drilling at Flemington represents the
largest programme ever completed over
the project area and is a clear indication of
Australian Mines’ confidence in the project’s
ability to represent a future potential second
production source of nickel and cobalt sul-
phate for the company.”
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