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Gold/Mining/Energy : Donner Minerals (DML.V) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: 1king who wrote (6078)	7/17/1998 11:00:00 PM
From: Cal Coish	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11676

1King, have you seen the map of the latest drill holes? The map was faxed to me today with the press release and I see several things that suggest this play is far from over. 1) No holes (other than one drilled last year a good distance away) have been drilled south or southeast of Hole 96-96 2) No holes have been drilled within 3-5 km of the southern border of the Labrador International property. 3)Hole 97-079 drilled on the Cypress/Donner property about 3 km. south of LAB showed almost 12 metres (40 ft.) of sulfides. 4)The distance between the NAI Hole 97-96 and the latest hole on the Cypress property is around 15 kilometres, a vast distance yet to be drilled. In short, the "Central Gabbro", including the MGJ, NDE/LTU and LAB properties, appears to be the most promising of all for a major hit. I have followed this play and studied the maps and geology closely and believe Donner/Tech have an excellent chance of proving up a deposit. There is also a lot of "politics" being played out here and I think the Insider Report is onto something which could breathe new life into this play. Watch LAB/PLM/GBR closely. Let's have informed, level-headed opinions from others in the mining industry. This is a learning process for all concerned. People who sell now have a limited grasp of this exciting play.