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To: Kenith Lee who wrote (144)	7/16/1997 4:21:00 PM
From: Kenith Lee	of 637

Mink International Resources Corp MKM Shares issued 15197877 1997-07-15 close $1.09 Wednesday Jul 16 1997 Mr O.L. de la Cuesta reports The company has discovered two new kimberlite pipes in its Kenieba diamond project in Mali, West Africa. These discoveries bring the number of known kimberlitic bodies in the property to 25. Measuring 36,000 sq km and the only diamond concession issued by the Malian government, the Kenieba diamond property is held by the Ashton-Mink joint venture. The project is now under Ashton's full management. The latter followed the same procedure it effectively used in discovering the Delys pipe announced in Stockwatch, July 10, to discover the new Tenin-Camara and Kereko kimberlite pipes, i.e. test pitting anomalies identified by Ashton geophysicists from Aerodat Inc's aeromagnetic data. Five tonnes of samples were collected from each of the new pipes and are being concentrated in the JV's laboratory on site. The resulting concentrates will be sent to Ashton's laboratories in Perth, Australia for evaluation and analysis, particularly to establish the presence of micro and macro diamonds. (c) Copyright 1997 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com

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