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Gold/Mining/Energy : MINK MINERAL RESOURCES -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: gekko who wrote (398)	4/21/1998 1:27:00 PM
From: Joe King	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 637

MINK INTERNATIONAL RESOURCES CORP. Trading Symbol - MKM (V) April 21, 1998 NEW KIMBERLITE DISCOVERED IN MALI PROJECT KNOWN KIMBERLITES NOW AT TWENTY EIGHT The Company is pleased to announce the discovery of a new kimberlite, Fili Yoro, in the Kenieba Diamond Project in Mali, West Africa. Mink is excited that it has recognized and/or identified deep-seated feeder dykes within the West African Craton as the controlling geological structures for kimberlite emplacement in the Kenieba kimberlitic and diamondiferous province. The Fili Yoro kimberlite as well as the Samba and Yaya (April 6, 1998) were discovered utilizing this significant observation. Two holes were drilled into the Fili Yoro and a half tonne bulk sample was collected and will be shipped to Ashton's laboratory for analysis. The Fili Yoro discovery, now brings the number of known kimberlites in the Mink-Ashton joint venture project to twenty eight (28). The Company is presently drilling its next priority target while test pitting is ongoing in several shallow magnetometer anomalies. Bernard Rowe, the Company's diamond consultant on site, is continuing to conduct detailed exploration, including ground geophysical surveys, to locate additional drilling targets. ON BEHALF OF THE COMPANY Noel P. Cabalfin Director