News in Brief (September 29, 1986)

Canada Tungsten has changed its transfer agent to Montreal Trust Co. of Canada.


Chavin of Canada has amalgamated into Dominion Explorers Inc. on the basis of 1 new Dominion for each 8 old Chavin shares; Dominion holders, share for share.


Placement of flow-through shares. If completed, the issue will raise a minimum of $389,000 and a maximum of $1.1 million.


ended June 30 producing earnings from operations of $8,381,000 after interest charges and a net loss of $16,043,000 after extraordinary items and a one-time

** charge. **


Montreal Exchange, under the ticker symbol AOR. Securities Commission for a prospectus offering in Quebec. If completed, the offering will raise a minimum of $2.5 million and a maximum of $3 million for the company.

In addition to being comprised of common and flow-through shares, each unit of the offering also includes 686 warrants giving the holder the right to purchase a common share for $1.75 over a one- year period. The warrants have been conditionally approved for listing on both the Toronto and Montreal stock exchanges.


Bathurst Norsemines has changed its name to Etruscan Enterprises Ltd . on a Ltd. on a share-for-share basis. 1-new-for-3-old shares basis.


Largo Mines (N.P.L.), has changed its name to Advanced Growth System s Inc. on the basis of 1 new share for each 4 old.


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