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Gold/Mining/Energy : Caussa Capital (formerly Antares) T.CAU -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Donald F. DeKold who wrote (4179)	8/8/1998 8:44:00 PM
From: The Fix	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4718

Hello Donald DaGold. FYI, A year ago in May I attended the ABX GM in Toronto. I just switched my BXM for ABX. This was around the time that ANZ just ran up over $4 on the CLL/Ojali deal. At the time I was reading your hype about ABX taking the eye off the ball to go after Busang. The 12 mil oz. of Gold...yadda Dadda Da All the hype you were ranting and raving at the time. At the GM, I spoke with Alex Davidson and asked him about the CLL/Ojali project! In his words, "It was uneconomic to mine and would not be pursued any further." This is why I shorted ANZ at over $4 and lived happily ever after. fIXER

To: Donald F. DeKold who wrote (4179)	8/8/1998 9:22:00 PM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4718

The English Major Replies: Atteeeen Huuut! Northern Miner says 58 hole infill drilling will seek to prove 2.5 million tons of 1.96 grams on the Jabi property. That is about 157,000 ounces Troy. Far cry from 12 million arm waved ounces of the bull market days ain't it? It had better be heap leachable oxide. Which I might add is not yet part of the rising action of this novel. Noooo not even close to the climax. More like the denouement. Chairman of the London School of mines on their board? Don't know that school. And Bre-X had Paul Kavanaugh. Too bad he did not guide them more closely. Too busy selling shares no doubt. So Barrick turned up their snoot at 12 million cool ounces? hmmmm... awful picky I would say. Seeing as the property was under Brucee MacDonald's iron fisted control all along I have no doubt it was in safe hands. I presume he was the recipient of the extreme largesse of payment that depleted the Antares treasury. I would like to know how he achieved that salutory valuation to receive all that money for the claims as the Barrick report was not forthcoming and it was not yet drilled to prove its incredible 157,000 ounces. Not even yet after 20 million. Odd. Funny I have more gold to mine on my properties than all the shareholders of Antares put together and the only difference is it would actually make real money. How does 20 million tons drilled of 2.4 grams gold sound. At 400 feet true width? That is for starters. EC<:-}