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To: M.E. who wrote (191)5/29/1997 1:58:00 PM
From: beanster   of 1321
 
Thanks for the info Mich. Sometimes we just have to wait a bit. I get a feeling that this one is not over yet. I have a few I am watching... all good (I hope). If you are interested e-mail me and
I'll give you a couple to check out. CB

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To: M.E. who wrote (191)5/31/1997 12:16:00 AM
From: tanoose   of 1321
 
Hello Michelle;

Newsrelease;


Pinkerton and Sanders zone assays

International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd IWA
Shares issued 8,656,732 May 29 close $0.72
Fri 30 May 97 News Release
Mr Richard Hall reports
SD97-11 to 14 are a continuation of grid-style surface drilling above the
Pinkerton zone of historical production. Underground drill holes UP97-15 to
18 were drilled from the 1200 level (400 ft above Jack of Clubs Lake)
across the Baker-Rainbow contact near the Sanders zone. Mineralization
reported for these holes is mainly associated with vein quartz and pyrite.
International Wayside has completed 152 holes as part of its work program
at the 100% owned Cariboo gold project which is 70 miles east of Quesnel,
BC. Drilling from both surface and underground continues.
The database for the 1987 drilling program of Blackberry Resources of 8,089
ft of diamond drilling in 19 holes and 7,956 ft of percussion drilling in
79 holes is incomplete. Materials for this drilling were recovered. 438
samples from 44 of the percussion holes have been sent for ICP analysis at
Chemex. Sixteen of the diamond drill holes are being reviewed.
Melting of the snowpack will soon allow access for surface work programs to
follow up airborne geophysical surveys completed in 1995. These programs
will include prospecting, mapping, geochemistry and drilling. Drill targets
on Cow Mountain and Barkerville Mountain include geochemical anomalies
defined by Pan Orvana (Orvana Minerals TSE) during 1988-89.
Angus McGraff, a geologist from the London office of BZW/Barclays Bank and
Greg Caione, from its New York office, visited the Cariboo gold project on
May 26 and 27 as part of BZW's due diligence.
The Cariboo gold project consists of 11,000 acres with historic production
of 3.8 million ounces of gold including 2.6 million ounces of placer gold
and 1.2 million ounces of lode gold from the Mosquito Creek, Island
Mountain, and Cariboo gold quartz mines.

Sample Length
Length Intersection Total Au
Hole (ft) (ft) (ft) oz/t
---- ------ ------------- ----- ----
UP97-15 208 40 - 44 4 0.034
84 - 92 8 0.09

UP97-16 192 32 - 40 8 0.031
52 - 56 4 0.242
56 - 84 28 0.051
92 -104 12 0.075
112 -116 4 0.05
132 -136 4 0.032
140 -144 4 0.07
152 -180 28 0.057

UP97-17 232 40 - 44 4 0.128
48 - 52 8 0.081
72 - 76 4 0.06
96 -108 12 0.078
116 -124 8 0.066
136 -140 4 0.035

UP97-18 229 52 - 64 12 0.057
68 - 80 12 0.076
80 - 84 4 0.554
116 -124 8 0.332
136 -140 4 0.051
148 -152 4 0.036
152 -160 8 0.2
172 -180 8 0.055

SD97-11* 355 137.1 -142.2 5.1 0.048
159.2 -159.7 0.5 0.2
265.9 -266.7 0.8 0.074

SD97-12* 255 34.4 - 34.8 0.4 0.031
46.6 - 48.6 2 0.202

SD97-13 325 Insignificant assays

SD97-14* 250 68.7 - 69.0 0.3 1.908

* Core
(c) Copyright 1997 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com 

Looks good to me!!!

With regards, Frank

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To: M.E. who wrote (191)6/2/1997 2:03:00 AM
From: LES READ   of 1321
 
Hi Michelle just got this via email.




International Wayside Gold (IWA,V)
Status: Shake-out, it looks like the moving averages have turned the corner!
The (RSI) Relative Strength Index and the Williams' % R indicator show OVERSOLD.

This play has been a living example of Murphy's Law in action. First with
the banning of their key supporter George Chelekis from dealing with VSE
listed companies, the Bre-X market meltdown, the halt trading of the stock
when Callaghan was in China creating an overly lengthy delay which the short
sellers took advantage of, then LAPR, their last PR firm, which is Chelekis'
wife's company also was banned from dealing with VSE companies. More market
melt down occurred last week thanks to Delgratia's apparently over valued
gold values and controversy over Golden Rule and Hixon's gold sampling.

It is not entirely surprising that the stock has drifted downward. The IR
people have stemmed the drift, but faced with the current market sediment,
new buying is difficult to get. It is reassuring at least that IWA has been
moving toward mine production with the drilling program to date, the
acquisitions of the Mosquito Creek mine and Island Mountain mine, and
Barclay's Bank taking a keen interest in IWA's development.

Callaghan has got some work to do not only in getting new shareholders on
board but also informing newsletter writers, and analysts to what exactly is
going on behind the scenes. Art Ettlinger, an analyst who listed IWA as a
buy when he was with Wolverton is now with Yorkton. He is still keen on IWA
but has not listed it as a buy with Yorkton simply because he doesn't know
where the company is going.

Earlier this week Frank was up at the mine site with a Barclay's money man
from New York and BZW's geologist from London England, Angus McGraff. Their
purpose was to do a walk through of the mine site, look at the assays, and
the log books which apparently went well.

The previous Friday in London, Callaghan gave a presentation to about 26
analysts and institutional people and summed up by saying "Angus McGraff
from Barclay's will be on site this week, why don't you phone him up when he
gets back and he can tell you what he thinks."

Before McGraff left, Callaghan asked him "what do you think?" McGraff
summarized by stating these key points: There is a history of gold
production at this site of 3.8 million ounces, drilling is continuing to
show gold values, the infrastructure is in place to get gold production up
and running. He went on to say that gold is there, just how much we don't
know, but it is there.

I have in my possession a fax from CM Oliver's Dave Paxton which was sent to
Frank Callaghan on May 15, 1997. In Paxton's opinion the conservative
valuation for IWA should be at $1.40. Paxton has been spending a lot of time
with Frank in England and is more up to speed on what is happening then
anyone one else other than Callaghan himself.

The challenge now is to get everyone else up to speed.

Further work this summer is intended to add more proven ounces to IWA's
reserve's which would then impact the share price either in reality or in
theory.





Thanks

Les Read

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To: LES READ who wrote (194)6/2/1997 2:33:00 PM
From: M.E.   of 1321
 
Thanks for the info, Les. It would be nice if they could give an estimate of proven ounces today -- or atleast probable.

One question about the STATUS line.... what exactly does that mean???
Yes, I still do not know much about the markets yet.... As demonstrated in the market value / bookvalue part of my portfolio statement.

Thanks,
Mich

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To: M.E. who wrote (195)7/1/1997 12:54:00 AM
From: Gil Kempenich   of 1321
 
This thread has been very quiet ... any news, speculation, thoughts?

Gil

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To: Gil Kempenich who wrote (196)7/14/1997 10:58:00 AM
From: Gil Kempenich   of 1321
 
Interesting that today someone dumped 5000 shares at .30. Tough to understand... no buyers at all, apparently. Any news coming out of IWA?

Gil

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To: Gil Kempenich who wrote (197)7/14/1997 12:03:00 PM
From: John Stephenson   of 1321
 
Gil - I no longer own any shares of IWA, but I keep an eye on it. Fortunately, I exited on the dead cat bounce to 1.30 odd.

I have been looking for a re-entry point, and was wondering what was going on. My conjecture is that at $300/ounce for gold, the Cariboo mine cannot be mined profitably. I don't know this for sure, but it would explain why no one is interested in the stock, even though they are actively drilling to prove up more reserves.

The Saturday Globe and Mail had an article warning that the USA is entering into a "deflation" period, and hence the price of gold is likely to continue downwards.

If this turns out to be true, gold stocks should be avoided for now.

All the best, John

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To: John Stephenson who wrote (198)7/29/1997 12:51:00 PM
From: Hank   of 1321
 
I understand that the President of IWA is meeting with Minister of Employment and Investment (Mines) today. Should the Minister determine to throw his support behind IWA at the Cariboo project, IWA share price could rebound significantly. Can anyone confirm this?

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To: Hank who wrote (199)8/13/1997 6:09:00 PM
From: I Am Sandman   of 1321
 
Latest news. Sorry, Hank, but don't know how to send to myself.

International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd -

Surface pit potential to be calculated

International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd
IWA
Shares issued 8656732
1997-08-12 close $0.48
Wednesday Aug 13 1997
Mr J. Frank Callaghan reports
The Cariboo gold project, near Wells, BC encompasses the Cariboo Gold Quartz mine, the Island
Mountain mine, and the permitted Mosquito Creek Gold mine, which are contiguous to each other,
and the additional claims staked by the company.
The company has contracted Geologic Systems to conduct a computer modeled preliminary mineral
resource calculation on the surface pit potential above the Rainbow, Sanders and Pinkerton zones
contained on the Cariboo Gold Quartz segment of the property. The resource will be based on the 463
underground and surface drill holes, including the 171 holes drilled by the company. Fill in and/or zone
definition drilling continues in this area with assays pending.
The resource methodology will utilize computer modeled polygons calculated at 50, 75, and 100 feet
radii and reported to indicate 10 foot high bench composites. The composites will be calculated using
the industry accepted length weighted averaging method. The composite benches will be calculated
over a range from 4,180 feet to 4,760 feet above sea level. Two mineral resource estimates will be
reported, one using actual assay results, the other using composites cut to 0.5 oz Au/ton. The
company expects to receive the geological mineral inventory report in early September.
The comapny has conducted a 22 km line of soil sampling on the old placer ditch line, circumnavigating
Cow Mountain and Richfield Mountain at 4,900 feet elevation. 866 soil samples and 47 stream
sediment samples were taken with assays pending. As well, the drill results obtained from a previous
surface drilling program on Richfield Mountain, conducted by Blackberry Gold Resources ten years
ago, has been re-logged and sampled from the 6,984 feet in 15 diamond drill holes and 3,955 feet in 44
surface percussion holes. Assays and ICP analysis results are pending. This will provide the company
with valuable information concerning the exploration potential of the area some 5 km south from the
locality of intensive drilling by the company.
Surface backhoe trenching on the previously untested Butts Zone and Rainbow North geochemical
anomalies is currently underway. In addition, water monitoring stations have been established as part
of the permitting process to upgrade the existing mine development permit.
Recorded gold production from the ground now held under the Cariboo Gold project, 17.5 square
miles, is given as 3,800,000 ounces, being 2,600,000 ounces of placer gold and 1,200,000 ounces of
lode gold. The work program, including drilling, continues.



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To: I Am Sandman who wrote (200)9/4/1997 5:20:00 PM
From: Ross   of 1321
 
September 4, 1997 Agreements Re negotiated

INTERNATIONAL WAYSIDE GOLD MINES LTD. ("IWA-V;IWYGF-L")

- Agreements Re-negotiated

The Board of Directors of International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd. ("Wayside") report that they have re-negotiated the Agreements of April 15, 1997 and August 26, 1997, concerning the purchase by Wayside from Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited ("Mosquito") of the 0ther 50% of the Cariboo Gold Quartz Mine Property, 100% of Island Mountain Gold Mine Property and 100% of Mosquito Creek Gold Mine Property, all located at Wells, British Columbia. There three contiguous properties and the ground staked by Wayside encompass 12,000 acres and cover 17.5 square miles to form the Cariboo Gold Project. Recorded production from the Cariboo Gold Project and surrounding property is 2,600,000 ounces of placer gold and 1,200,000 ounces of lode gold.

Mosquito and Wayside have agreed to the following terms:

The purchase price for the Properties shall be $10,000,000 to be paid as follows:

a) $100,000 shall be payable upon the signing of the Letter Agreement (Paid April 16, 1997)

b) $300,000 shall be payable on the earlier of i) Receipt of funds raised pursuant to an Exchange Offering Prospectus (EOP) currently being prepared by Wayside; ii) December 31, 1997 (such earlier date referred to as the "Completion Date);

c) $1,200,000 shall be payable on the first anniversary of the Completion Date;

d) $2,200,000 shall be payable on the second anniversary of the Completion Date;

e) $3,200,000 shall be payable on the third anniversary of the Completion Date; and

f) $3,000,000 shall be payable on the fourth anniversary of the Completion Date.

Over the last two and a half years up to July 31, 1997, Wayside has spent over $3,000,000 on the 50% portion of the Cariboo Gold Quartz Mine, acquired under the Agreement dated October 3, 1994.

The Company has contracted for a resource calculation to be completed on the surface open-pit potential contained within the Rainbow, Sanders, and Pinkerton Zones. A report is expected late September 1997. This potential is contained on the Cariboo Gold Quartz segment of the property. The resource calculation is based on 463 underground and surface drill holes, including the 171 holes drilled by the Company. Fill in drilling and zone definition drilling continues in this area, with assays pending.

TEL: (604) 669-6463 J. Frank Callaghan, President FAX: (604) 669-6413 TEL: 1-800-663-9688

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