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[Abuse team] 09/3/2006 11:43

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[tonudiki] 08/3/2006 15:53

RNS released today saying RC drilling will commence on 27/3 predominantly in the new southerly continuation zone. Grab samples taken in this area have shown up to 36.85 grammes/tonne.

Assay results anticipated in April...sounds good, hope the new zone is a decent width.

[jackohelp] 05/3/2006 20:50

hi guys.
just popping back to see how things going. Are the drill bits turning again yet.? I saw the goldfields agreement was tied up with the other project. Is it close on komana or some way off yet?

[bongo bwana] 05/3/2006 16:24

Check out "ADhesive1" over on iii - read the AGM report from last year - start there and follow.

[robbi123] 05/3/2006 11:26

trots - good to see u over here too! i will be jumping in soon i think! as i said, need to do a bit more research but my decision is pretty much made. is there anything u can add?

cheers

[trotting12] 04/3/2006 18:10

robbi,i also joined alfred here a while back.

[bongo bwana] 04/3/2006 17:58

I wouldnt hesitate to buy - its al a question of timing and the avaiability of funds at the right time.

[robbi123] 04/3/2006 14:51

hi alf - good to see we have the same line of thought (CHP and GEX), i am very much considering getting into GEX in the next week or so when I shall have some more cash. I just need to do a bit more research, see u next week over on CHP BB, hopefully there will be a few less idiots on there!

robbi

[alfred palfred] 04/3/2006 14:48

robbi

I think that this is a very good place to put your money over the next year or so. I don't contribute to the bb, but when new money comes available I will be adding.

Alfred

[bongo bwana] 03/3/2006 15:20

John Davison - U have a real chance of recouping your Setstone losses with GEX, KMR and KMRW.

The content of my email to Keevo is priviliged Im afraid but the bottom line is BUY,

and yes Im not apologising for hollering that.

[bongo bwana] 03/3/2006 06:48

Will do - later this a a.m.

[pecker1] 27/2/2006 19:02

tonudiki,

Thanks for sharing your calculations with us. It will be very interesting to see whether your assumptions are borne out by subsequent drilling. Let's hope so!

So far, I believe the drilling has been relatively shallow and some holes bottomed in mineralisation. So the potential also exists for more oz at depth. This together with the possibility of further bonanza grades suggests that putting a bottle or two of champers aside may be prudent.

[pecker1] 27/2/2006 16:09

tonudiki,

Sounds great - would be interested to know how you arrived at these figures based on the drill results so far. Many thanks.

[bongo bwana] 27/2/2006 15:57

That should put a smile on Goldfields face and keep them in glitter for another year or 10.

Id dislocate my jaw with a smile reflecting 6m recoverable ounces of fine quality gold.

[tonudiki] 27/2/2006 15:51

BB

Agreed. Looking forward to proven/probable reserves at Komana of at least 2 million ozs and I wouldn't be surprised at 3 times this figure.

[bongo bwana] 27/2/2006 13:05

Hugh Mc couches his public views in the most CONSERVATIVE and carefully worded terms.

Keep this in mind when you are weighing up the terms of GEX's RNS releases.

On this basis Komana appears to be a stonking find.

[csterling] 27/2/2006 12:36

Glencar Mining PLC
27 February 2006

GLENCAR MINING PLC ('Glencar' or 'the Company')


Holdings in Company


Glencar received notification on 27 February, 2006 that J.P. Morgan Chase & Co
('JPMCC') has increased its total aggregate holding in the share capital of
Glencar to 18,542,000 ordinary shares, which represents 8.24% of the issued
share capital. This is as a result of J.P. Morgan Fleming Asset Management (UK)
Limited, in its capacity as discretionary investment manager for various funds
(which includes discretion to exercise voting rights), increasing its interests
in the Company.

[bennie buffett] 27/2/2006 12:31

Good news looks like Gartmore and JP Morgan both came in at the placing. Two of the most mining savvy institutional investors - very encouraging.

[bongo bwana] 27/2/2006 11:17

Interview article in Sunday Independent (Ireland) featuring Hugh Mc Cullough - with Nick Webb who comes across as a bit of a bolliiiiiixxxxx.

On the other hand Hugh Mc comes across quiet well indeed, as one would expect.