why the sudden interest ?, page-3

Something that caught my eye in the quarterly.
CYLs mc is less than 1.5 million

High Tungsten Grades at Nina Prospect
In the previous quarter new zones of visually extensive bedrock and residual soil fluorescence
associated with scheelite were delineated at the ‘Nina’ prospect, located approximately 15 km
north from the Minnie Springs molybdenum prospect (Figure 1). Rock samples of outcrop were
collected from a selected and minor portion of the soil geochemistry anomaly, from which all
assays including XRF finishes for high grade tungsten (W) have been received. Overall, the
potential of tungsten (W) mineralisation visually identified at Nina has been confirmed with the
return of selective grab samples up to >10%W, and composite samples across vein faces which
included: 1.5m @0.4%W, 1.2m @0.13%W and 0.4m @0.7%W.
Mineralisation occurs either as coarse grained quartz - scheelite veins spatially associated with
meta-dolerite units or as disseminations within less well defined pegmatite and altered pelitic
bodies. The overall extent, grade and setting of the mineralisation indicates that potentially
significant zones of tungsten may occur at Nina. Further work is being planned to test this.