Announcement PDF KINGSTON    RESOURCES LIMITED ACN 009 148 529 ASX:KSN 9  April  2015 Company  Announcements  Office   Australian  Securities  Exchange Six  Mile  Hill  Exploration  Update  -­‐  April  2015 Highlights: • Detailed  3D  gravity  and  magnetic  inversion  modelling  results  in  Iron  Oxide Copper  Gold  (IOCG)  drill  targets  at  Six  Mile  Hill • South  Australian  government  support  confirms  high  priority  IOCG  targets selected  by  Kingston  Resources  at  Six  Mile  Hill • Diamond  drilling  at  Six  Mile  Hill  expected  to  commence  in  June • Government  sponsored  Mineral  Systems  Drilling  Program  to  deploy  world  first innovative  technologies • Kingston  Resources  Executive  Director  to  present  at  South  Australian  Resources and  Energy  Investment  Conference  (SAREIC  13th  April)  and  feature  in  Paydirt Kingston  Resources  Limited  (“Kingston”  or  “the  Company”)  (ASX:  KSN)  is  pleased  to  announce several  significant  developments  concerning  our  100%  owned  Six  Mile  Hill  exploration  project in  South  Australia. Figure  1:  Six  Mile  Hill  project  location  NW  of  Port  Augusta  (grid  divisions  10km) Kingston Resources Limited 25 – 27 Jewell Parade, North Fremantle, Western Australia 6159 t +61 8 9336 6619 w www.kingstonresources.com.au e info@kingstonresources.com.au Page 1 of 6 3D  Inversion  Modelling  of  Gravity  and  Magnetic  Features Kingston  has  completed  detailed  3D  inversion  modelling  of  high  resolution  gravity  and  magnetic data   over   three   key   areas   at   the   Six   Mile   Hill   project.     The   modelling   by   Mr   Barry   Bourne (previously   Chief   Geophysicist   Global   Exploration   at   Barrick   Gold)   has   revealed   several compelling  Iron  Oxide  Copper  Gold  (IOCG)  drill  targets. Figure  2:  Residual  Regional  Bouguer  gravity  (2.67g/cc)  with  gravity  features  from  regional  data  in  blue.  Key areas  selected  for  3D  inversion  modelling  in  yellow  polygons.    IOCG  targets  as  stars.    Figure  width  ~33km. SM1 SM1 SM2 SM2 Figure  3:  Detailed  image  of  central  target  area.  Residual  detailed  Bouguer  gravity  (2.67g/cc)  with  preliminary 100m  x  100m  x  50m  gravity  model  on  the  right.  Gravity  (blue)  –  Isosurfaces  of  density,  +0.075g/cc  light  blue outer  shell,+0.15g/cc  in  dark  blue  inner.    Main  target  areas  shown  in  red. Kingston Resources Limited 25-27 Jewell Parade North Fremantle, Western Australia 6159 t +61 8 9336 6619 f +61 8 9335 3565 w www.kingstonresources.com.au e info@kingstonresources.com.au Page 2 of 6 Mineral  Systems  Drilling  Program The   Mineral   Systems   Drilling   Program   2015   (MSDP)   will   assist   with   diamond   drilling   at   least four   of   Kingston’s   five   IOCG   targets   at   Six   Mile   Hill.     Drilling   is   expected   to   commence   in   June 2015. The   MSDP   is   a   joint   collaboration   between   the   Department   of   State   Development   (DSD),   the Deep   Exploration   Technologies   Cooperative   Research   Centre   (DET   CRC)   and   exploration companies   Kingston   and   Minotaur   Exploration   Ltd.     The   aim   of   the   MSDP   is   to   map   and understand  various  components  of  mineral  systems  in  the  northern  Eyre  Peninsula  region  with the  potential  to  lead  to  the  discovery  of  new  mineral  deposits. DSD   is   providing   $2   million   in   funding   to   MSDP   through   PACE   Frontiers   Initiative,   DET   CRC   is providing  new  technologies  related  to  drilling  and  real-­‐time  analysis  of  the  rocks  being  drilled, and  Kingston  and  Minotaur  are  providing  the  local  concepts,  resources  and  access. The   MSDP   will   deploy   world   first   innovative   technologies,   including   Lab-­‐at-­‐Rig®   (top-­‐of-­‐hole XRF   geochemistry   and   XRD   mineralogy   on   drill   cuttings),   AutoSondeTM   (downhole   geophysical sensing)   and   the   Wireless   Sub   (rig   performance   monitoring).     Further   information   on   these technologies  is  available  at  the  DET  CRC  website:  www.detcrc.com.au Figure  4:  Proposed  drillhole  locations  for  the  Mineral  Systems  Drilling  Program  (grid  divisions  10km) Kingston  Presentation  at  SAREIC  and  interview  with  Paydirt Kingston  Executive  Director  Stuart  Rechner  will  present  a  significant  update  on  the  Six  Mile  Hill project  at  the  South  Australian  Resources  and  Energy  Investment  Conference  (SAREIC)  in Adelaide  on  13  April  2015.    www.saresourcesconf.com Mr  Rechner  was  also  recently  interviewed  by  Paydirt  Media  regarding  Kingston’s  participation in  the  MSDP.    The  interview  will  be  published  in  the  April  edition  of  Australia’s  Paydirt. Kingston Resources Limited 25-27 Jewell Parade North Fremantle, Western Australia 6159 t +61 8 9336 6619 f +61 8 9335 3565 w www.kingstonresources.com.au e info@kingstonresources.com.au Page 3 of 6 Further  information  on  Kingston’s  Six  Mile  Hill  project The   Six   Mile   Hill   project   comprises   two   exploration   licences,   EL   4494   and   EL   5498,   and   one exploration  licence  application,  ELA  2014/225,   with   a   total  area  of  967km2   located  northwest  of Port  Augusta.    The  project  area  lies  on  the  eastern  margin  of  the  Gawler  Craton  and  straddles  the boundary  between  the  Spencer  Domain  and  the  Olympic  Domain. Figure  5:  District  geological  setting  showing  major  structures  and  interpreted  basement  geology Kingston Resources Limited 25-27 Jewell Parade North Fremantle, Western Australia 6159 t +61 8 9336 6619 f +61 8 9335 3565 w www.kingstonresources.com.au e info@kingstonresources.com.au Page 4 of 6 The   Olympic   Domain   has   long   been   recognised   as   highly   prospective   for   IOCG   mineralisation, hosted  in  hematite-­‐magnetite  breccia  complexes.    IOCG  mineralisation  on  the  Gawler  Craton  is related  to  the  Mesoproterozoic  ~1590  Ma  thermal  magmatic  event  which  produced  the  Hiltaba Granite  Suite  and  co-­‐magmatic  Gawler  Range  Volcanics. The   Six   Mile   Hill   project   occupies   a   prime   structural   address   for   potential   mineralisation.     The Roopena   Shear   Zone   (RSZ),   a   splay   from   the   Kalinjala   Shear   Zone   (a   mantle-­‐cutting   regional tectonic   structure),   runs   through   the   Six   Mile   Hill   project   area.     District   scale   faults   are predominately   oriented   NE/NW   and   reveal   a   pronounced   NE/SW   oriented   gravity   ridge.   Geophysical   modelling   indicates   the   possible   presence   of   granitic   bodies.     These   are   thought related  to  the  Hiltaba  Granite  Suite,  host  to  Olympic  Dam  and  Prominent  Hill  mineralisation. Figure  6:  Residual  Regional  Bouguer  gravity  (2.67g/cc)  with  regional  structure  (black),  interpreted  felsic intrusives  (pink)  and  gravity  features  (blue).      Note  pronounced  NE/SW  oriented  gravity  ridge.   Although   Upper-­‐Gawler   Range   Volcanics outcrop  in  the  southwest   of  Six  Mile  Hill,  the majority   of   the   project   area   lies   under Neoproterozoic   (Adelaidean)   and   younger sedimentary   cover.     Shallow   drilling conducted   in   the   1970s   encountered shallow sediment-­‐hosted copper mineralisation   in   the   sediments   above Kingston’s   priority   target   area.     Further south   along   the   RSZ   are   several   historic copper   occurrences   and   modern   copper prospects. Next  Steps The   Company   will   provide   a   significant technical  update  on  the  Six  Mile  Hill  project next   week   to   coincide   with   our   presentation at  SAREIC  2015. Figure  7:  Copper  occurrences  and  prospects  along   the  Roopena  Shear  Zone  (RSZ) Kingston Resources Limited 25-27 Jewell Parade North Fremantle, Western Australia 6159 t +61 8 9336 6619 f +61 8 9335 3565 w www.kingstonresources.com.au e info@kingstonresources.com.au Page 5 of 6 Competent  Persons  Statement The   information   in   this   report   that   relates   to   Exploration   Results   is   based   on   information compiled   by   Mr   Barry   Bourne,   who   is   engaged   as   a   consultant   by   the   Company   through geophysical   /   geological   consultancy   Terra   Resources   Pty   Ltd.     Mr   Bourne   is   a   fellow   of   the Australian   Institute   of   Geoscientists   and   a   member   of   the   Australian   Society   of   Exploration Geophysicists  and  has  sufficient  experience  of  relevance  to  the  styles  of  mineralisation  and  the types   of   deposits   under   consideration,   and   activities   undertaken,   to   qualify   as   a   Competent Person  as  defined  in  the  2012  Edition  of  the  Joint  Ore  reserves  Committee  (JORC)  Australasian Code   for   Reporting   of   Exploration   Results,   Mineral   Resources   and   Ore   Reserves.     Mr   Bourne consents  to  the  inclusion  in  the  report  of  matters  based  on  information  in  the  form  and  context in  which  it  appears. JORC  Code  2012  Reporting The  most  recent  JORC  Code  2012  edition  exploration  results  reporting  on  the  information contained  within  this  ASX  Announcement  can  be  reviewed  in  the  “KSN  Exploration  Update  – October  2014”  ASX  Announcement  as  released  to  ASX  on  30th  October  2014. Kingston Resources Limited 25-27 Jewell Parade North Fremantle, Western Australia 6159 t +61 8 9336 6619 f +61 8 9335 3565 w www.kingstonresources.com.au e info@kingstonresources.com.au Page 6 of 6