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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 22.560.056 von IIBI am 13.07.06 10:07:22
Massive Nickel Sulphides Near Windarra
Windarra head frame
A zone of high grade massive nickel sulphides has been intersected in a deep diamond exploration wedge hole drilled by Niagara Mining Ltd into an area of limited previous exploration near the Mt Windarra nickel mine in Western Australia.
The parent hole, WED4, is located approximately 10km south of the Mt Windarra nickel mine and was drilled by WMC Resources in 1979. The original hole intersected 0.1m at 17% nickel from 796.3m and 0.15m intersection at 13.5% Ni from 797.1m.
WED4A was drilled to intersect a DHTEM (downhole transient electromagnetic survey) target identified during a recent geophysical survey and reappraisal of the old WMC diamond drill hole (WED4).
Niagara Mining believes that this further intersection could be indicative of a new high tenor nickel sulphide system at the WNP and is distinct from previous discoveries made at Mt Windarra by Poseidon NL and at South Windarra by the Hanna/Homestake/Union Oil JV during the nickel boom in the late 1960’s.
WED4A has been completed to 862m and the mineralisation is 24m updip from the parent hole intersection. DHTEM survey results indicate that the central section of the conductor has not been intersected. The interpretation suggests that the source is centred above (to the west or updip) and to the north of the hole.
The company believes that the intersection is part of a larger remobilised massive nickel sulphide zone which should be situated in close proximity.
WED4A yielded the following result, believed to be approximate true width: 0.37m at 17.58% nickel (from 794.80m – 795.17m) downhole.
Douglas Daws, Niagara Mining’s executive chairman, said that these results are extremely positive and the company looks forward to continue developing its exploration a development strategy for the Windarra.
- 28 Jun 2006
Windarra head frame
A zone of high grade massive nickel sulphides has been intersected in a deep diamond exploration wedge hole drilled by Niagara Mining Ltd into an area of limited previous exploration near the Mt Windarra nickel mine in Western Australia.
The parent hole, WED4, is located approximately 10km south of the Mt Windarra nickel mine and was drilled by WMC Resources in 1979. The original hole intersected 0.1m at 17% nickel from 796.3m and 0.15m intersection at 13.5% Ni from 797.1m.
WED4A was drilled to intersect a DHTEM (downhole transient electromagnetic survey) target identified during a recent geophysical survey and reappraisal of the old WMC diamond drill hole (WED4).
Niagara Mining believes that this further intersection could be indicative of a new high tenor nickel sulphide system at the WNP and is distinct from previous discoveries made at Mt Windarra by Poseidon NL and at South Windarra by the Hanna/Homestake/Union Oil JV during the nickel boom in the late 1960’s.
WED4A has been completed to 862m and the mineralisation is 24m updip from the parent hole intersection. DHTEM survey results indicate that the central section of the conductor has not been intersected. The interpretation suggests that the source is centred above (to the west or updip) and to the north of the hole.
The company believes that the intersection is part of a larger remobilised massive nickel sulphide zone which should be situated in close proximity.
WED4A yielded the following result, believed to be approximate true width: 0.37m at 17.58% nickel (from 794.80m – 795.17m) downhole.
Douglas Daws, Niagara Mining’s executive chairman, said that these results are extremely positive and the company looks forward to continue developing its exploration a development strategy for the Windarra.
- 28 Jun 2006
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 22.560.489 von TomCole am 13.07.06 10:25:09Schau mal, wieder was schönes gefunden:
Laverton
Typical outback mining town
Located 120 km east of Leonora and 457 m above sea level, Laverton is a goldmining town which, having died in the 1950s, has recently been revitalised by the discovery of nickel and the opening of a major nickel mining operation.
Laverton once had the dubious reputation of being the wildest town in the west. The area, inhospitable land on the western edge of the Great Victoria Desert, was first explored by Europeans when John Forrest travelled through the area in 1869 searching for the remains of the Ludwig Leichhardt expedition.
There is some confusion about the origins of the town's name. Some sources suggest that Forrest named the area after his personal surgeon, Dr Charles Laver. While others, acknowledging that the town was indeed named after Dr Laver, suggest that the doctor actually arrived in the town on a bicycle and set up a local practice.
In the 1870s and 1880s sandalwood cutters, moving further westward, travelled through the area looking for supplies of the valuable aromatic timber.
The 1890s saw miners from Coolgardie arriving in the area hoping to find goldfields richer than the ones they had left behind. In 1896 gold was discovered and the first wild settlement was called British Flag after the first mine. Within a few years there was a population of 3500 and a number of large mines. By 1904 the railway had arrived.
Legend has it that, at this time, Laverton was like a true wild west town. It is claimed that the only person buried in the local cemetery as the result of natural causes was a six weeks old baby.
The area declined slowly. The last major mine in the area was closed in 1957 and it seemed that Laverton was heading for ghost town status when, in 1969, nickel was discovered at Mount Windarra
, 28 km northwest of the town. This was part of the famous Poseidon share scandal. In early 1969 the full time prospector, Ken Shirley, pegged forty–one claims around Laverton for the Poseidon company. A report on one of the claims on 1 October 1969 claimed that a 3.65 per cent concentration of nickel had been found in ore samples taken from one of the Windarra claims. This led to the hysteria which saw the price of Poseidon shares rise from $1.20 to $280 
on 5 February 1970.
Although the Poseidon mine was closed down in 1977, nickel had been discovered in the area.
This is marginal country where the average annual rainfall is only 220 mm. In recent times, apart from the growth of mining, Laverton has become the western starting point for the interesting 4WD drive across the Great Victoria Desert to Ulura. It is a journey which needs considerable preparation as there are no facilities available between Laverton and Docker River in the Northern Territory.
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Gemischter Artikel, aber interessant mal zu sehen, was passieren kann!!!
Laverton
Typical outback mining town
Located 120 km east of Leonora and 457 m above sea level, Laverton is a goldmining town which, having died in the 1950s, has recently been revitalised by the discovery of nickel and the opening of a major nickel mining operation.
Laverton once had the dubious reputation of being the wildest town in the west. The area, inhospitable land on the western edge of the Great Victoria Desert, was first explored by Europeans when John Forrest travelled through the area in 1869 searching for the remains of the Ludwig Leichhardt expedition.
There is some confusion about the origins of the town's name. Some sources suggest that Forrest named the area after his personal surgeon, Dr Charles Laver. While others, acknowledging that the town was indeed named after Dr Laver, suggest that the doctor actually arrived in the town on a bicycle and set up a local practice.
In the 1870s and 1880s sandalwood cutters, moving further westward, travelled through the area looking for supplies of the valuable aromatic timber.
The 1890s saw miners from Coolgardie arriving in the area hoping to find goldfields richer than the ones they had left behind. In 1896 gold was discovered and the first wild settlement was called British Flag after the first mine. Within a few years there was a population of 3500 and a number of large mines. By 1904 the railway had arrived.
Legend has it that, at this time, Laverton was like a true wild west town. It is claimed that the only person buried in the local cemetery as the result of natural causes was a six weeks old baby.
The area declined slowly. The last major mine in the area was closed in 1957 and it seemed that Laverton was heading for ghost town status when, in 1969, nickel was discovered at Mount Windarra
, 28 km northwest of the town. This was part of the famous Poseidon share scandal. In early 1969 the full time prospector, Ken Shirley, pegged forty–one claims around Laverton for the Poseidon company. A report on one of the claims on 1 October 1969 claimed that a 3.65 per cent concentration of nickel had been found in ore samples taken from one of the Windarra claims. This led to the hysteria which saw the price of Poseidon shares rise from $1.20 to $280 
on 5 February 1970.Although the Poseidon mine was closed down in 1977, nickel had been discovered in the area.
This is marginal country where the average annual rainfall is only 220 mm. In recent times, apart from the growth of mining, Laverton has become the western starting point for the interesting 4WD drive across the Great Victoria Desert to Ulura. It is a journey which needs considerable preparation as there are no facilities available between Laverton and Docker River in the Northern Territory.
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Gemischter Artikel, aber interessant mal zu sehen, was passieren kann!!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 22.560.056 von IIBI am 13.07.06 10:07:22
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 22.560.337 von TomCole am 13.07.06 10:18:21Kein Problem, immer am Ball!!
Coole Seite!!!
Auf NIAGARA!!!!!!!
Coole Seite!!!
Auf NIAGARA!!!!!!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 22.560.337 von TomCole am 13.07.06 10:18:21Mist, habe mich offenbar von gifarchiv überlisten lassen!
Wird geheilt.
Tom
Wird geheilt.
Tom
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 22.560.056 von IIBI am 13.07.06 10:07:22
Hallo IIBI,
super wachsam!!! Danke!
Tom
Hallo IIBI,
super wachsam!!! Danke!
Tom
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