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To: Davey Stuart who wrote (323)1/17/1998 8:51:00 AM
From: morrie  Respond to of 637
 
HI DAVEY!

Just a re-cap of the latest news "OF EXPLORATION on their web site from MINK.

morrie

Five More Macro Diamonds Found In Mali Project

The Company is pleased to announce the discovery of five (5) new macro diamonds in its Kenieba
Project, Mali, West Africa. The Kenieba Diamond Project is a joint venture between Mink
International and Ashton West Africa Pty Ltd. - a member of the Ashton Group of Companies based
in Melbourne, Australia.

The first and second stones, weighing over one carat and 0.5 carats respectively, were recovered
from the Bouka Area, Faraba District where no diamonds were found in the past. These new finds
indicate that the Potential Willie Kimberlite Cluster at the southern section of the Property may be
larger than delineated earlier. Several aeromagnetic anomalies were recently identified in this
potential cluster by Ashton geophysicists. In addition to the Willie, the Kenieba Concession has
three other potential clusters, namely: Dialafara, Tinkolu and Saraya. The 25 known kimberlitic
bodies in the Property are in the established Doundi Cluster.

The third and fourth new diamonds, both over 0.50 mm and also from test pits, were discovered in
the Sansanto Area. This area is noted for its many diamond discoveries, specially the large size
gemstones of 232, 137, 102 and 98 carats. Ashton geophysicists and Dearn Lee, Mink's Diamond
Consultant, have selected an important aeromagnetic anomaly located less than half a kilometre
from the large diamond discoveries. This anomaly - which now appears to be the probable source of
the large gemstones in the Sansanto Area, and the 44 hectare Kassama Anomaly are the joint
venture's primary drill targets this exploration season. Eight additional priority targets, selected on
the basis of combined aeromagnetic and positive indicator mineral results, were also identified by
Dearn Lee and Ashton geophysicists for drilling.

The fifth new diamond just found, likewise over 0.50 mm in size, was recovered from a test pit
excavated at the Kenieti Anomaly. In the latter, the Mink-Ashton joint venture has discovered so far a
total of three (3) diamonds, including two in one sample.

ON BEHALF OF THE COMPANY

O.L. de la Cuesta, President

c 1997 StockHouse Online Journal | Disclaimer

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To: Davey Stuart who wrote (323)1/17/1998 8:56:00 AM
From: morrie  Respond to of 637
 
DAVEY!

THIS IS THE LATEST JANUARY 13, 1998.

Company: Mink International Resources Corp.
Symbol: MKM
Exchange: VSE
Telephone: (604) 687-3636
Fax: (604) 687-3330
Toll Free: 1-888-233-5344
Website: mink.com
E-mail: mink_minerals@mink.com
January 13, 1998

V.S.E. Notice

Stock Option Plan The Vancouver Stock Exchange has accepted for filing the Company's stock
option plan reserving 3,074,975 shares for the purpose of stock options. The Plan was approved by
the board of directors on November 12, 1997 and by the shareholders at their annual general meeting
dated December 17, 1997.



To: Davey Stuart who wrote (323)1/18/1998 7:58:00 PM
From: gekko  Respond to of 637
 
Davey, if I was you I would start buying every thing you can get your hands on in this price range.Financing should be the least of your concerns. Mink is getting offered more money then they need. I know you want proof but I can not say.The proof will be in the stock price over the next month. I just herd they are going to be at the Vancouver Mining confrence so go "buy" and check out their booth.
Happy Investing
Gekko