Ann: First deep drill hole at Edna Beryl intersects sulphides, page-5

Plough - this is from an article on the ABC website;-

On Thursday, Emmerson made an announcement to the Australian Security Exchange revealing the company had intersected visible sulphides, during the first deep drill hole underneath Edna Beryl, about 200 metres below where the small mine lies
"We don't have assays [measurements] for that, but obviously when you've got sulphides in the drill core that's a very positive sign.
"And that would significantly add to the gold resources there at Edna Beryl if it has got high grade gold in it."