INVESTIGATOR RESOURCES LIMITED 
- Silver & lead intersections show potential for resource extensions to the south; e.g.
o PPRC457: -- 24m @ 66g/t silver from 81m below surface
-- 135m @ 0.52% lead from 9m
o PPRC443: - 31m @ 1.34% lead from 36m
- Drilling to resume mid-February
- IP geophysical surveying continues over Paris satellite target areas.
A total of 25 reverse circulation percussion ("RCP") holes with an average depth of 108m (minimum 60.0m and maximum 153.0m) were drilled vertically for an aggregate 2,688m (see Table A in link below). The holes tested the north and south ends of the resource where prior wide-spaced drilling offered the potential for add on mineralisation (see Figure 1 in link below), in addition to a test of an IP anomaly previously delineated by Investigator in the undrilled 200m x 400m south-eastern sector of the deposit.
The results in this release relate to 3m composite sample intervals with all assays received for the new drill holes (see Tables B & C in link below).
Drilling at the south end of the Paris deposit delivered positive results, showing continuity and potential extensions to the silver-mineralised breccias along (Figure 2 in link below) and south of the southern dyke (Figure 1 in link below).
In addition, the tops of prospective breccias were intersected in the previously undrilled south-east target area. The available small RCP rig could not penetrate the highly altered breccias below 67m at this locality (Figure 3 in link below). Strong lead mineralisation and anomalous silver indicate deeper potential coincident with a chargeable IP anomaly.
A larger RCP drill rig is contracted to recommence deeper drilling of the south-east target area at Paris in mid-February.
The drilling of seven holes at the north end achieved silver intersections in three holes with more extensive lead intersections. The holes intersected a mix of breccias and dykes indicative of structural complexity in the northern part of the deposit. A northerly trending felsic dyke which was interpreted to cross cut the mineralisation at an oblique angle has been confirmed. There is potential for the silver mineralisation to continue on the north-westerly side of the dyke under prior shallow drilling. The current IP surveying includes traverses in this area that will guide further drilling.
IP surveying continues around Paris including the extensions beyond the dykes at the north and south ends of the current resource. The survey is scheduled to be completed in early February with provision for follow up drilling of any resulting targets in March-April.
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About Investigator Resources Ltd:
Investigator Resources Limited (ASX:IVR) is a metals explorer with a focus on the opportunities for greenfields silver-lead, copper-gold and nickel discoveries offered by the emerging minerals frontier of the southern Gawler Craton on South Australia’s northern Eyre Peninsula.
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Mr John Anderson Managing Director Investigator Resources Limited E: info@investres.com.au T: +61-8-7325-2222 Mr Peter Taylor Investor Relations NWR Communications E: peter@nwrcommunications.com.au T: +61-41-203-6231
