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Canadian Net Real Estate Investment Trust V.NET


Primary Symbol: V.NET.UN Alternate Symbol(s):  CNNRF

Canadian Net Real Estate Investment Trust (the Trust) is a Canada-based open-ended real estate investment trust. The Trust owns and rents commercial real estate properties directly, through its wholly owned subsidiaries and joint ventures. The Trust operates in one segment, commercial real estate located in Canada. The Trust holds approximately 93 investment properties, which are located in Quebec, Ontario and Nova Scotia provinces. The properties are occupied by four distinct groups of tenants composed of retailers, national service station and convenience store chains, quick-service restaurant chains, and others. The Trust's properties include 40-50 Brunet Street, 230 St-Luc Blvd, 196 Hotel-de-Ville Blvd, 1349-1351 Road 117, 275 Barkoff Street, 530 Barkoff Street, 340-344 Montee du Comte, 1440-50 St-Laurent East Blvd, 1460 St-Laurent East Blvd, 7335 Guillaume Couture Blvd, 4200 Bernard-Pilon Street and others.


TSXV:NET.UN - Post by User

Comment by goldsgoingupon Nov 24, 2009 9:23am
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Post# 16517344

RE: NEWS OUT approx 36m 4g/t

RE: NEWS OUT approx 36m 4g/tLooks like gold values are being understated.  Immediate bulk sample to take place!!!


Samples from the 2008 program were assayed using standard atomic absorption (AA) procedures followed by gravimetric procedures for samples with AA assays greater than 10 g/t Au. The initial 34 samples taken in the 2009 program were treated similarly to the 2008 samples. On comparing assays to amounts of visible gold from panning the Company decided to initiate a program of pulps and metallics assay techniques to determine a more accurate gold content in the samples. Rejects from the initial 34 samples and the remaining 60 samples were all assayed using the pulps and metallics method. As a further check, two panels were re-sampled on site, divided at the laboratory into 50 gram splits and each split was assayed by atomic absorption followed by gravimetric finish if enough sample remained. On the first of these two samples the original AA gravimetric assay returned 18.85 g/t Au and the average of the seven splits is 4.55 g/t Au. The second of these samples originally assayed 0.707 g/t Au and the average of the 10 splits is 9.08 g/t Au. The results of this test work indicate the erratic distribution of gold within the mineralized area.

add up the differece between the reassays!  

ggup
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