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Supreme Resources Ltd. Announces Drill Results and Assay Intercepts for its Ample-Goldmax Property near Lillooet, British Columbia.
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[{"type":"text","content":"Supreme Resources Ltd. Announces Drill Results and Assay Intercepts for its Ample-Goldmax Property near Lillooet, British Columbia.\n\n(via Thenewswire.ca)\nFebruary 9 2009 - Supreme Resources Ltd. (\"the Company\" SPR-TSX.V ) is pleased to announce drill results and assay intercepts for its Ample-Goldmax Property near Lillooet, British Columbia. In the 2008 drill program, completed late in 2008, a total of seven drill holes were completed on the property with a total of 438m drilled.\n\nSome of the drill results were described briefly in news releases dated September 15 and September 25, 2008, but no assays were available at that time.\n\nThe following drill intercepts are reported amongst others of lower value. (Weighted averages us a 1 gram per tonne (\"gpt\") cut-off:\n\nDrillHole From(m) To(m) Intercept (m) Au(gpt) \nAG 08-36 19.33 19.46 0.13 7.10 \nAG 08-37 7.37 7.50 0.13 11.39 \n 58.54 64.63 6.09 4.17 \nAG 08-38 14.41 15.85 1.44 1.10 \n 31.36 38.45 7,09 6.60 \nAG 08-39 10.37 18.90 8.53 5.91 \nAG 08-40 5.65 6.71 1.06 10.72 \nAG 08-41 No Significant Results \nAG 08-42 Hole Abandoned \n\nWidths are intercept widths and are not true widths, which are unknown at this time. Wider zones shaded in grey.\n\nThe following discussion is adapted from a draft report by Eric Stimson, M.S. (Geology) of Childs and Associates LLC of Montana.\n\nThe 2008 holes were drilled by Kendrick Drilling Services of Chilliwack, BC, using a three-man drill crew, working one 12-hour shift per day. The equipment used was a Hydracore 28 wireline diamond core drill. Core logging and sampling was done by geologist Eric Stimson under the supervision of John Childs P. Eng. who is a Qualified Person.\n\n.\n\nSupreme Resources Ltd.\n\nNews Release\n\nFebruary 9, 2009\n\nPage 2\n\nHoles AG 08-36, -37, -38, and -41 were surveyed at their bottoms with a Reflex EZ-Shot down-hole survey instrument, rented from West Coast Drilling Supplies in Vancouver. Each box of drill core was photographed. Each drill core interval that was selected for geochemical analysis was split using a hand core splitter. Each split drill core interval was placed in a large plastic bag, with its corresponding sample ticket stub, closed with a plastic cable tie, and shipped to the analytical laboratory (see the following section on Analytical Methods). The boxes of split and un-split core ar...