Costigan set to drill New Brunswick claims

As part of the reorganization, 750,000 shares of Costigan will be issued and placed in escrow bringing its total issued capital to 3,010,594 common shares and 61,775 preferred shares. As a condition of the private placement, the company’s creditors have agreed to a settlement. Subject to regulatory approval, creditors will accept one- quarter of the amounts owing to them in cash, and the balance payable in shares at a rate of 45 cents per share for a total of 101,853 shares of Costigan. The claims to be drilled, known as the Evandale property, host both base and precious metal mineralization ove r narrow widths in altered granite rocks. Previous drilling by another company in 1979 yielded 0.7 ft grading 0.47 oz gold per ton, 9.4 oz silver, together with 2.41% copper, 6.67% zinc and 4.74% lead.

Costigan has carried out geochemical and geophysical surveys over part of the property, and a diamond drilling program is planned to follow-up gold and base metal targets.

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