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

To: Ed Pakstas who wrote (6211)	7/22/1998 1:32:00 AM
From: David Leadbetter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11676

Remember this from the July 10th Insider Report Voisey's Bay: Wake Up Call Donner [DML.V] traded almost half a million shares and closed up nearly 25% as the INSIDER REPORT sent shudders of activity through the market Friday. While we won't give any more 'specifics' today, we will state that we have our eyes on July 23rd as an important date for the speculative phase of S. Voisey's Bay this year and will also be monitoring and reporting upon any important movements prior to that date. The time draws near. oooooooooooohhhhhhhh The suspense has almost woken me up.

To: Ed Pakstas who wrote (6211)	7/23/1998 12:19:00 AM
From: dean poets	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11676

If it were drilling results people were looking for maybe they should check this out! Zappa Resources Ltd - Drilling to continue at La Plata Zappa Resources Ltd ZPA Shares issued 23,569,790 1998-07-21 close $0.17 Wednesday Jul 22 1998 Mr. Albert Gerry reports Drilling is to continue on Zappa's La Plata massive sulphide project in central Ecuador, as step-out hole 98-23 struck a rich intersection. Hole 98-23 drilled 50 metres south of hole 97-20 contained the following assays: LENGTH AU AG CU ZN PB (m) g/t g/t % % % Hole 98-23 From 388.2 to 398.0 metres 09.80 2.59 69.50 14.31 1.70 0.17 Or 388.02 to 401.00 metres 12.15 2.15 54.50 11.14 1.37 0.14 Hole 98-24 From 411.30 to 414.55 metres 0.335 2.47 53.50 00.19 4.80 1.00 And 423.20 to 428.00 metres 0.480 0.96 27.80 00.52 6.79 0.28 And 432.00 to 441.00 metres 0.900 1.34 25.80 00.36 3.88 0.43 Or 407.00 to 443.00 metres 36.00 1.19 22.50 00.38 2.46 0.29 Drill hole 98-25 went over the top of the anticline of the mineralized level. Its vertical extent was previously unknown. The three hole vertical fence drill program was designed to define the extent of the massive sulphide lens. Management considers the successful hole 98-23 as a key indication that the lens is dipping and open to the south. The next three holes will repeat the vertical fence by stepping out 50 metres south of hole 98-23. Drilling is to commence August 1. Cambior, the operator and optionor, has to date spent approximately $1.7-million of its required $2-million by November 1998, to earn 51 per cent of the La Plata project. At Zappa's option, Cambior can earn up to 56 per cent of the project by completing a bankable feasibility study. At Zappa's option, Zappa can be carried to full production by allowing Cambior to earn an additional 15 per cent or 71 per cent of the project. Since Zappa's last news release on La Plata (see Stockwatch dated June 10, 1998), the Ecuadorian government has indicated that south of Zappa's existing La Florida and Henri concessions, national park boundaries have been documented. This park is more than 2.5 kilometres from the discovery and the park does not hinder the development program. The park does, however, overlap Zappa's pending southern Campo Alegre and San Florencio concessions. Upon meeting with the secretary for the Ministry of Mines, the right to explore and mine underground in these concessions is being considered. Zappa's negotiation for the sale of Ponce Enriquez gold properties to Ecuadorian Minerals is proceeding and it is anticipated that Ecuadorian will complete its due diligence shortly. An extension has been granted until the end of August. (c) Copyright 1998 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com

To: Ed Pakstas who wrote (6211)	7/24/1998 7:14:00 PM
From: gtr	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11676

Voisey's Bay: Progress Expected The INSIDER REPORT stated that July 23rd was an important day in the progression of exploration in S. Voisey's Bay. Specifically: Labrador International Mining's [LAB.V] AGM. As investors in this area know, Labrador was under pressure from a 'group' of 'shareholders' who thought Labrador was not being run well by management and issued a proxy to gain control of the company. At the AGM yesterday, those 'shareholders' did not have enough votes to overthrow current management. This was a very pivotal point for all of S. Voisey's Bay. Wondering who the 'shareholders' were who were behind the attempted takeover? The INSIDER REPORT knows, but, now that they have failed, we will not say who it was as it could stir up trouble amongst the players. Let it be said, however, that it wasn't a bunch of 'no-name' shareholders who were at all unfamiliar with South Voisey's! Why all the hubbubb over Labrador, anyway? It appears as though all eyes are focusing on the Labrador Nickel Syndicate (Globenet [GBR.V], Labrador, Pallaum) as the potental messiah to the program in South Voisey's (if not a messiah to the entire Canadian junior resource market). We will be monitoring all actions (in front and behind the scenes) in S. Voisey's next week as members of the syndicate are expected to be meeting with a non-junior mining company.