MacPhersons Resources Limited

A-Cap

Historical drilling of the A-Cap pit was carried out by shallow (mostly less than 50m deep) RAB/RC drill holes with a near surface exploration target identified as 180,000 – 190,000 tonnes at 1.5 – 2.0 g/t gold. The exploration target was conceptual in nature and work completed historically was insufficient to define a Mineral Resource, and it was not certain if additional exploration would result in defining a Mineral Resource.

MRP have now extended the in-pit drilling from the base of both the MacPherson and Powell open pits and have intersected several stacked veins which are orientated in line with veins outcropping in the A-Cap pit. All holes to date have intersected a well defined 4 – 6 metre thick laminated quartz vein zone known as the HGZ which displays coarse visible gold in three drillholes (sections spaced 200m apart). Only one zone has been sampled to date (MRDH427) with the intercept grading 7.66 g/t gold over 4.7m from a depth of 274.7m (includes 1.37m @ 11.8 g/t gold).

Gold – bearing sulphide laminations indicate that the intersections are close to being true width thicknesses and that the geological model has been validated.

This HGZ has been extended upward to with 126m of the A-Cap pit floor and has been intersected in every hole. Drilling will continue southward and into the A-Cap pit.

Vein stacking, laminations, mineralisation-alteration haloes are identical to the MacPherson Reef Zone.