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Gold/Mining/Energy : Haddington HDN-ASX -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: pete meyer who wrote (165)	4/30/2000 10:07:00 AM
From: Buckey	Respond to of 174

Yep - The way I look at it is a 100% write off of the ole HDD as I just ransferred the shares into an RRSP acct that had some HDD. Ya see after three years this is the first time I need to dispose of them for tax loss reasonms - Unfortunately I did not need tax loss sells in 98 and 99 - I was in the red anyway - LOL. I have GGS HDN and DYT on the tickers and they are so damn tightly hel now as John Tarrant has taken all the debt for shares and a lot of teh PPs himself. remember this guy is not nor has he ever been part of the ole Howe street P&D mentaility. I have 10k of DYT and I think he will turn at least one of these three companies into something respectable. It willnot happen today or likely ecev this year. Of note is that not one of these stocks has been grabbed by the Daytrading P&D artists in the past year. Many have and I often play them if and only if I get in early. I have my 0.8% of my originl in my RRSP - I think I had 8k so I think I have 666x2=1332 shares - Cheers

To: pete meyer who wrote (165)	7/31/2000 10:37:00 PM
From: Buckey	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 174

Haddington signs agreement with Sons of Gwalia Haddington International Resources Ltd HDN Shares issued 1,462,111 Jul 26 close $0.22 Mon 31 Jul 2000 News Release Mr. Colin McCavana reports The company has signed a formal agreement with Sons of Gwalia Limited for the development by Haddington of the Bald Hill tantalum deposit near Widgiemooltha and the Cattlin Creek tantalum deposit at Ravensthorpe, in Western Australia. Sons of Gwalia Limited hold mining tenements over the deposits. Haddington will not be acquiring the mining tenements from Sons of Gwalia but will operate the mines under a licence arrangement. Haddington will be solely responsible for the development of the mines, including compliance with lease conditions, environmental conditions, government royalties, and design, construction and operation of the mine and processing plant. Sons of Gwalia will purchase all tantalum and tin concentrates produced from the deposits on a take or pay basis. Haddington expects to be in production at the Bald Hill project during mid-2001. The agreement is contingent on commencement of plant construction at Bald Hill by March 31, 2001, and completion by Dec. 31, 2001. Haddington will deliver approximately 420,000 pounds of tantalite to Sons of Gwalia over the approximate mine life of just under four years. Haddington has proposed to carry out additional exploration in the Cattlin Creek area with a view to improving the existing resource. Haddington has also granted Sons of Gwalia the first right of refusal to purchase any tantalite produced from its recently acquired Bald Hill extended and Madoonia Downs prospects. Haddington sees these prospects as important adjuncts to its agreement with Sons of Gwalia Limited. Preliminary independent evaluation of existing data on the prospects indicates significant potential for discovery of tantalite bearing pegmatites in the licence areas. This execution of the formal agreement with Sons of Gwalia Limited provides Haddington with the impetus to move forward with the development phase of the Bald Hill project and to achieve production at the earliest possible time. WARNING: The company relies on litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements. (c) Copyright 2000 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com

To: pete meyer who wrote (165)	8/25/2000 7:36:19 AM
From: Buckey	Respond to of 174

Haddington progresses in mine down under Haddington International Resources Ltd HDN Shares issued 1,462,111 Aug 24 close $0.14 Thu 24 Aug 2000 News Release Mr. Colin McCavana reports Haddington International Resourced Limited is aggressively progressing development of its Bald Hill Tantalite project in Western Australia in line with its target of achieving production during mid-2001. The company has completed a drilling program of 22 large diameter PQ3 diamond core holes at Bald Hill. The holes were drilled to provide samples for confirmation of previous metallurgical testing and to provide design criteria for the mine and process plant. The diamond holes have been drilled across the resource to collect a representative sample of ore. About 130 metres of pegmatic was intercepted producing some 1.8 tonnes of pegmatite for the metallurgical program. The sample being processed by AMMTECC laboratories in Perth, Australia in accordance with the proposed treatment plant flow sheet, and using water collected from a bore at Bald Hill. Tantalite can be observed in the core, as coarse to very fine-grained, tabular to prismatic crystals disseminated throughout the albite-rich assemblage. Analysis of the core will be carried out in conjunction with the metallurgical test program. The company is well advanced with its notice of intent to mine, and has commissioned the environmental, botanical and aboriginal studies for the project. Preliminary pit designs and conceptual waste dump and tailing dam designs have been prepared together with independent verification of previous ore resource calculations. Haddington is confident that it will comfortably meet its contractual obligations of commencement of plant construction at Bald Hill by March 31, 2001, and completion by Dec. 31, 2001. (c) Copyright 2000 Canjex Publishing Ltd. stockwatch.com Haddington International Resources Ltd - News Release Haddington updates mineral exploration in Liberia Haddington International Resources Ltd HDN Shares issued 1,462,111 2000-08-21 close $0.15 Tuesday Aug 22 2000 News Release Mr. Colin McCavana reports The company's consultants have completed a field and data review of its three exploration licences in Liberia covering 3,500 square kilometres (the Zorzor, Sanoyle and Haindi licences). The aim of the program was to review the general geology and all the major geological units within the licences to identify target areas for conversion to exploration licences and later exploration. All the available geological data in Liberia was reviewed before commencing field operations. A major component of the fieldwork was a reconnaissance sampling program, which was undertaken to identify the specific target areas within the licence areas. A total of 114 samples were taken, comprising 61 soil samples, 38 stream sediment samples, 14 rock samples and one gravel sample. The samples collected were processed by S.G.S. Laboratory Services Ghana, Ltd., and, in general, gold values were close to the detection limit. The company's consultants have concluded that the Zorzor licence area is the most prospective of the three licence areas for gold mineralization. Two areas totalling approximately 350 square kilometres in the Zorzor licence area have been recommended for retention as exploration licences. An area of 130 square kilometres in the Zorzor licence area have been recommended for retention as exploration licences. An area of 130 square kilometres has been identified as a priority area, which merits detailed follow-up to define bedrock gold mineralization. An extended program of soil and stream sediment sampling is also recommended prior to target definition by soil sampling in this area. A further 220 square kilometres has been recommended as the focus of further reconnaissance. Also, within the Zorzor licence, an area of 600 square kilometres contains reported alluvial diamond workings. This area has been recommended for an airborne magnetic survey to define diamond and gold targets. The reconnaissance work undertaken suggests that the Haindi and Sanoyle licence areas also have potential for gold mineralization, with eight soil and stream sediment samples returning values between 10 and 20 parts per billion gold. These results are significant when considered with the fact that there is very little weathering of the country rock resulting in no supergene enrichment of the mineralization. These licences have also been recommended for consideration for diamond target development using airborne magnetics. The company is enthusiastic about the prospectivity of its Liberian licences and is currently assessing recommendations for further reconnaissance and exploration work, prior to consolidation and renewal of the licences. WARNING: The company relies on litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements.