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The gold price — a mining perspective

If mining companies are to maintain their vitality and provide increased value for their investors, ore reserves must be continuously replaced at a rate greater than they are depleted by mining. Put b…


Metal Prices (October 10, 1988)

FREE MARKET London Metal Exchange Spot closing prices in Pound Sterling per tonne, except zinc and nickel ($US per tonne) Date Oct 4 Oct 3 Sept 30 Sept 29 Sept 28 Copper 1535…


INSIDER TRADES (October 10, 1988)

Black Cliff — N. Kacira bought 30,000 (Aug) to hold 96,000. Cominco — Teck Corp. bought 1,217,400 (July) to hold 3,995,082. Denison — Estate of S.B. Roman holds 751,244 class A; 826,368 class B sha…


News in Brief (October 10, 1988)

Eastmaque Gold Mines (TSE) has agreed to participate in an exploration program in Papua New Guinea. Over the next six months, Eastmaque will spend $190,000 on the project. For the year ended June 30, …



Canamax finds high grade zinc

A high grade zinc discovery have been made by Canamax Resources (TSE) on the company’s Mt. Hundere property near Watson Lake, Yukon. The drilling, located two miles north of the company’s Jewelbox Hil…


Jamie options Todd to Cherly Res

Jamie Frontier Resources (COATS) has optioned its Todd Twp., Ont., gold property to Cherly Resources (VSE). The property is located 15 miles west of Red Lake. Cherly can earn a 50% interest by making …


Trade Commission of Chile

The Trade Commission of Chile recently announced that a delegation of mining executives and the President of the National Mining Guild of Chile (Sociedad Nacional de Mineria A.G.) will be in Toronto f…


High River Reports Results from Snow Lake Program

The underground drill program now under way at the Snow Lake mine in northern Manitoba appears to be off to a good start. According to High River Resources (VSE), the operator of the exploration progr…


Construction at Cheni Gold Mines project on schedule

Construction work at the Cheni Gold project in the Toodoggone area of British Columbia is on schedule, but a switch from shrinkage to blast-hole stoping is expected to increase development costs over …


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