NO ECONOMIC INTERSECTIONS IN THE 2011-12 DRILLING CAMPAIGN
RESULTS ON ISOUKUSTOUC
Montreal, Quebec, October 4, 2013 – St-Georges Platinum and Base Metals Ltd. (CNSX: SX) (OTCQX:
SXOOF) (BSE: 85G) has received and reviewed all the results from the core samples that were sent to the lab for
analysis earlier this spring. The Company hereby announces that, despite the sulphide mineralization intersected in
several holes, there were no economic intersections in these samples.
The drilling campaign was executed between December 2011 and May 2012 under the supervision of external
consulting geologists and a contracted drilling company. The objective of the campaign was to drill 6-8 holes on
the 3 historical showings and another 6 wildcat drill holes to test possible geological structures interpreted from
the 2011 airborne Very Low Frequency (VLF) geophysical survey. Unfortunately, due to equipment break-down
and poor weather conditions, access to the proposed drill-hole locations on the historical showings was hindered.
As a result none of the historical showings were drilled and sampled successfully. However, the high sulphide
content may signify the potential for better grades along strike or at depth. The high sulphide content encountered
in the recent drilling is suggestive of a halo effect surrounding potential economic mineralization. The Company
is currently evaluating the geophysical and surface geological characteristics in conjunction with the recent drilling
in order to vector in on more promising targets.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
“Robert Gardhouse”
President & CEO
The good news in this release is that it was for a period of time thru May 2012 - so these are all old cores - We need to hear about when and where they are gonna sample next.
I'm a Gambler not an advisor
Now excuse me, I gotta check on a horse
