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[NYBob]

Conquest Resources Limited (CQR:TSXV) Investor Presentation -

http://www.conquestresources.net/pdfs/CQR_Investor_Presentation.pdf

The Management of Conquest Resources Limited (CQR:TSXV or CQRLF) -



invite you to visit our combined booth # 2751 at this years PDAC
convention in Toronto;
from Sunday March 7th through Wednesday March 10th.

Below please find link to most recent news releases for the company -

'Conquest Resources Ltd. (TSX:CQR)'

CONQUEST - 25-02-2010
START OF FIRST DEEP HOLE AT ALEXANDER PROPERTY, RED LAKE, ONTARIO

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=47140126

For further information,
please contact the individual listed on
the personally attached invites

or contact Brett Whitelaw at 1 [phone]

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:

Toll free: 1(877) 280-8633

D. Brett Whitelaw (604) 662- 8633 - Vancouver

Rob Kinloch (306) 343- 5799 - Saskatoon

Tim Gallagher [phone] - Toronto

Terence N. McKillen (647) 728- 4126 - Toronto

John F. Kearney (416) 362- 6686 - Toronto



Conquest holds several advanced stage gold properties in
the Province of Ontario, including the strategically important
Alexander Project, located in the heart of northwestern
Ontario's Red Lake gold mining district.

The Alexander Property is situated immediately to the east of
Goldcorp's high grade Red Lake mine at Balmertown and has been
independently called

"the best located exploration property in the Red Lake Gold Camp."

The Red Lake Gold Mines;
is composed of two operating complexes:
the Red Lake Complex and the Campbell Complex.
Red Lake Gold mine is Canada’s largest gold mine,
and in 2008 produced 629,000 ounces.
It is also one of the world’s richest gold mines and
lowest cost producers.

http://www.goldcorp.com/operations/red_lake_mine/

http://www.conquestresources.net/

http://www.pdac.ca/pdac/conv/2010/gen-info-accommodation.html

[stervc]

zambia123...

I did pick up some STHG on your recommendation. I have not started to research it yet as it appears that I still have some time before it moves to pick up a little more. It looked like they had a few coals in the fire that could later start to burn.

v/r
Sterling