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Gold/Mining/Energy : MARUM RESOURCES ON ALBERTA

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To: Famularo who wrote (253)3/23/1998 12:51:00 PM
From: bill  Read Replies (1) of 2514
 
Three more kimberlites at Buffalo Hills

Pure Gold Minerals Inc PUG
Shares issued 24,870,966 Mar 20 close $0.99
Mon 23 Mar 98 News Release
See Ashton Mining of Canada Inc (ACA) News Release
Mr John Auston reports
Buffalo Hills Project, North Central Alberta
Reconnaissance Drilling
Reverse circulation drill holes on aeromagnetic anomalies in areas 25
kilometres south and southwest of K-14 have discovered two kimberlites, and
drilling on a magnetic anomaly 550 metres north of K-14 has also
intersected kimberlite. This brings to nine the number of new kimberlites
found by the 1998 winter program and a total of 23 since inception in
January 1997. This winter's results are:

Anomaly Overburden
Dimension Depth
Kimberlite (metres) (metres)
---------- --------- ----------
K-11 X 500 x 250 13.4
K-15 X 600 x 200 42.7
K-10 XX 150 x 150 127
K-32 XX 100 x 150 90
K-92 XX 450 x 200 80
K-93 XX 350 x 150 79
K-3 650 x 500 29
K-95 200 x 200 26
WP 150 x 100 30

X reported on February 26 1998
XX reported on March 6 1998

The recent results are further encouraging indications of widespread
kimberlite occurrences on the Buffalo Hills joint venture lands. The
program of winter reconnaissance drilling has been concluded because of
access problems during the spring breakup period. Samples from the new
kimberlites now will be analysed for microdiamonds, with the first set of
results expected in three to six weeks.
Mini-Bulk Sampling
Drilling by large diameter core and rotary methods on kimberlite K-91 has
completed the collection of a mini-bulk sample of roughly 40 tonnes. This
material will be processed in the dense media separation plant in Ashton's
North Vancouver laboratory. Results are expected to be available early in
the third quarter.
Sample Treatment Plant
Preparations are under way for installation of a sample treatment plant in
the project area. H.A. Simons of Vancouver will provide services for the
design and the management of construction, and Bateman/Van Eck and Lurie
(Pty) Limited of South Africa will supply the dense media separation unit.
Bulk Sampling Program
Two reverse circulation drills on kimberlite K-14 completed the collection
of a bulk sample of approximately 450 tonnes before breakup conditions
ended the sampling. The sample will be stored awaiting treatment. If
treatment takes place in the plant to be constructed in the project area,
results would be available early in the fourth quarter. Possibilities for
earlier treatment in a contract plant are under review in order to hasten
the evaluation.
The joint venturers on the central Buffalo Hills project are Ashton Mining
of Canada (42.5%), Alberta Energy Company (42.5%) and Pure Gold Minerals
(15%). Ashton is operator of the programs.
(c) Copyright 1998 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com

This is very positive for MMU. Notice the emphasis that PUG/ACA
have placed on the amount of overburden. That's a direct acknowledgement of MMU's theory behind their land acquisition.
Do you know why MEO has reacted positively to this report. It's
up a nickle. Their problem, like Lucero's, is so much overburden
they can't get to their target.
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