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Gold/Mining/Energy : ASHTON MINING OF CANADA (ACA) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: FRANK KENDRICK who wrote (3537)1/19/1998 4:13:00 PM
From: Jesse  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 7966
 
Hi Frank Kendrick-- ALWAYS great to read your posts!

Regarding the largest diamond, it's described as a single crystal, of silvery-grey appearance with many dark inclusions. Anyone think this sounds gem quality? The dark inclusions lead me to believe it isn't. Ashton's reporting certainly leaves a lot to be desired.
I'm betting we can expect more news soon, including the report of aeros (apparently still flying in Alberta), more AB land staking, and B.Sampling and reconnaissance drill programs.

I too am completely behind this play! Today's news is more confirmation of its authenticity. There is much more here than Ashton seems to even want to hint at. The report on K6 is a start.

Regards,
-j
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PS, d'you know that ACA announced having completed mbs drilling K6 in Aug.8/97?! (also, K14A) I believe the delay was to have the coloured diamonds certified, and re-confirmed, at various labs. Plus, of course, Ashton did not want that news out, as they are still trying to get land in the area (time is of less importance than area, so, they wait).
While ACA uses the excuse of keeping things from DeBeers, that's just the start. . . . .)
NewsR. - ashton.net.au



To: FRANK KENDRICK who wrote (3537)1/19/1998 5:16:00 PM
From: Famularo  Respond to of 7966
 
Hello Frank! This is the other Frank! <g>

The K14C results are what I think brought the stock down. It is strange has most newsletter writers had reminded the readers not to expect a high count from K14C, fragments were used in the previous count. As I said during the weekend, I thought that type of news was already discounted.

What is dissapointing is the lack of info Ashton's management communicates. Is this just to slow down the competition and maybe shy them away? I am not in the business of accusing anyone, but there is something more to this puzzle?

Frank, I agree, if the juniors start pulling diamonds out, they may not play the conservative game as Ashton is playing.