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To: maintenance who wrote (3936)	11/14/1997 12:10:00 PM
From: Goldfinger	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 26850

maintence The acquisition from Botswana would not cost WSP any additional money upfront as they are already a part owner in this property the expence would come from them working the property as the operator. This would be a great fit with the current project as they can work on the Botswana project at any time in other words, there can be news coming out WSP when the season is over at snap lake And IMO is WSP used up some cash this would be good that they may need to raise some more and if that happens maybe we would see the price move up for additional financing also WSP will also be doing alittle work on a couple of properties (100% owned by WSP) around snap lake this winter. Also the property that WSP picked up with the Antler amalgamation in northern Manatoba that Southernera is the operator and have cash left in the bank at the end. Regards, GF PS: Question of the day! Where is tomato? he must have averaged down (or is it covered up)