Hi Brad...these holes were all infill drilling from the middle of the T2 area, going slightly easterly along T2B. These were only 3 holes, 178, 179 and 180 but all of them hit mineable grades over some good lengths a few times...as another poster put it, tonnage, tonnage tonnage. I just wish the grade was better and these lower grades probably explains why our share price did not move. However, since this was all infill drilling, I did not expect it to move the market. However, the next set of assays could...

The next set of results could be interesting if they put out 4 holes as this would include hole 184 which had a nice nuggety section as per the picture the company released. Here is the description again of the next 4 holes:

181: Collared over the middle of T2B going SSW into virgin territory with a depth of 475m. A good hit here would extend the deposit nicely. No expectations here.

182: Collared over T1A going into T2B in a SSW direction should yield some good results at it is hitting T2B however, this was a shallower hole at 280m.

183: Collared slightly to the ENE of the 88 zone going into the SE part of the 88 zone. Potential for decent results here and a good hit here would help support the 88 zone as being economical. This hole was 435m long.

184: Collarded at the top of the 88 zone going thru most of the 88 zone in a SE direction. This is the hole that hit a least one nice patch of nuggets. It also is the longest hole that SGS has drilled at 609m so potential for some great numbers here. A good hole here and at 183 would be great news for the 88 zone and should move our share price.

Glorieux

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