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To: George J. Tromp who wrote (8090)	9/23/1998 4:35:00 PM
From: Diamond in the Ruff	Respond to of 26850

George, "What might further enhance the share price is success to the North on the scout holes" This could be quite interesting, considering that (as you also mentioned) the dyke seems to thin to the south, I assume it thickens to the north. Cheers, Kim

To: George J. Tromp who wrote (8090)	9/24/1998 12:38:00 PM
From: peter matson	Respond to of 26850

Before I throw this question out there I realize that the answer is only someones opinion based in large part on gut feeling. What do you or others think the chances are that the dyke will be extented to the north? Has there been any geological clues that may be interprted by you which may lead you to lean one way or the other? Also why did Winspear take another 550 kg. of kimberlite from the trench area of this years bulk sample? One last question-- Where will Winspear drill from at this point to test the down dip of the nw dyke? TIA