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• Selwyn Project – One the largest
undeveloped zinc-lead deposits
in the world
• Year 2014: Budgeted $65 million
for continued exploration,
engineering, baseline
environmental studies and
community investments and
engagement
• A Preliminary Economic
Assessment (PEA) will be
completed in late 2014 and a
Prefeasibility Study (PFS) in 2015
• Experienced management. Strong
technical team
• Managing the Project with
professionalism, transparency
and honesty
• Committed to developing the
Project with internationally
recognized standards and
practices.
Tel: 604-620-6188
Email: ranli@chihongmining.com
2701-1055 W Georgia Street
Vancouver, BC V6E 0B6 Canada
www.selwynchihong.com
been identified on the property that has
gentle topography and is 50 km from a
major highway and power lines. There
are currently three drills turning on site
where 11,000 metres of the $4 million,
21,000-metre, 2014, drill program has been
completed. Highlights from recent drill
results from the high-grade BRX Zone:
• hole # 150 – 26.71 g/t gold, 172 g/t silver,
for a gold equivalent of 30.15 g/t gold over
2.98 metres
• hole # 151 – 22.42 g/t gold, 245 g/t silver,
for a gold equivalent of 27.33 g/t gold over
3.21 metreshole
• hole # 154 – 66.20 g/t gold, 403 g/t silver,
for a gold equivalent of 74.26 g/t gold over
1.00 metre
The deposit appears to be carbonated
base metal gold (CBM) deposit which is not
a typical epithermal deposit and a new type
of deposit in the Yukon. The gold in the
deposit is well liberated and CBM depos-
its are some of the largest deposits in the
world. Matthew Turner, CEO and Director
said analytical work will be done at the end
of the exploration season. Trenching has
been important at Klaza and was used to
successfully link drill intercepts. It can take
two years to build a trench and can take six
to seven passes with an excavator because
the permafrost has to melt between passes.
Turner said, "The hope is to put
together an inferred resource at the end of
Matthew A. Turner, CEO Rockhaven Resources
Ltd., showing media tour a trench at the Klaza
Project, Yukon.
