- Tempus Resources (TMR) intersects up to 33.7 grams of gold per tonne (g/t) from the newly discovered Blue Vein in British Columbia, Canada
- Initially, it was intersected by hole EZ-21-12 which also intersected visible gold in the drill core
- Tempus continues to be encouraged by the consistent and continuous nature of the Blue Vein as it continues at depth and along strike
- Assays are pending for a further 12 holes which are currently at the lab undergoing analysis
- Shares in Tempus Resources are up 5.56 per cent to 19 cents
Tempus Resources (TMR) has intersected up to 33.7 grams of gold per tonne (g/t) from the newly discovered Blue Vein.
The Blue Vein lies within Tempus’ Elizabeth Gold Project, which is situated in southern British Columbia, Canada.
Initially, it was intersected by drillhole EZ-21-12, which also intersected visible gold in the drill core.
Furthermore, the Blue Vein lies roughly 150 metres northwest and parallel to the SW Vein, it has been intersected by six drillholes and remains open at depth and along strike.
Other results include 26.4g/t gold from 130.7 metres, 8.4g/t gold from 163.9 metres and 4g/t gold from 223 metres.
Tempus continues to be encouraged by the consistent and continuous nature of the Blue Vein as it continues at depth and along strike.
Assays are pending for a further 12 holes which are currently at the lab undergoing analysis.
“It is exciting to see the newly discovered Blue Vein develop along strike parallel to the SW vein with six drill intersections to date,” President and CEO Jason Bahnsen said.
“Initial results show strong grades of up to 33.7g/t gold with widths of over one metre and an initial strike length of 380 metres.”
Shares in Tempus Resources were up 5.56 per cent to 19 cents at 1:11 pm AEDT.