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Prospectus - Kingsrose Mining

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Section 1<br />

Key Points<br />

• The Company’s objective is to become a profitable producer. Initially the Company will be a<br />

single project company developing the underground Sand Queen Gold Mine in joint venture<br />

with Reed Resources Limited. The Joint Venture is currently only over the underground<br />

mining potential of the Joint Venture tenement area (Initial Tenements) and all reference to<br />

the Sand Queen Gold Mine is a reference to the underground gold and silver potentials of<br />

such tenements.<br />

• The Company will issue a total of 26,250,000 Shares, 11,000,000 Convertible Notes<br />

(a total of $2,200,000 face value) and repay moneys under the Asset Sale Agreement and<br />

associated debt conversion agreements in order to acquire the Joint Venture interest and<br />

discharge various debt.<br />

• The Company is aiming for the Sand Queen Gold Mine to be in full scale commercial<br />

production in the first quarter of 2008 based on the resources outlined in the Independent<br />

Geologist’s Report and the development work carried out to date.<br />

• The resource outlined in the Joint Venture area is 190,498 tonnes at 12.1 grams of gold per<br />

tonne (JORC Code category indicated resources) and 169,707 tonnes at 11.4 grams of gold<br />

per tonne (JORC Code category inferred resources), giving an in ground resource of 136,518<br />

ounces of gold. In accordance with JORC Code requirements the Independent Geologist has<br />

rounded these resources to 360,200 tonnes at 12 grams of gold a tonne for a total of 136,500<br />

ounces of gold.<br />

• The Company’s joint venture interest in this resource will be 50%. To earn this 50% the<br />

Company must pay all costs of mining. Under a similar arrangement for the area below<br />

the 243 metre level the Company will earn 60% of the gold. Details of the joint venture<br />

obligations are in Schedule 2 to the Solicitor’s Report in section 10.<br />

• The Company will also seek to pursue complementary opportunities that the Directors<br />

consider have the potential to add value.<br />

• The Company has a Board with mining, exploration, project evaluation and corporate skills<br />

to oversee developments as they arise, however it may seek additional skilled personnel to<br />

ensure maximum benefit for Shareholders.<br />

• An investment in the Shares the subject of this <strong>Prospectus</strong> is highly speculative as a result of<br />

the nature of the Company’s business as an early stage production company. No investment<br />

should be made if the loss of that investment would have a temporary or permanent material<br />

effect on the personal financial circumstances of the investor.<br />

• Specific and general risk factors are outlined in section 7. Significant risks for a producing<br />

company are that there can be no assurance that the resources to be mined will maintain the<br />

forecast grade and tonnage and that treatment will achieve the forecast recovery of gold. By<br />

the Joint Venture Agreement the Company will be at risk to lose its Joint Venture interest<br />

if the gold production milestone of 25,000 ounces of gold is not achieved by 31 May 2009.<br />

The actual price of gold in the future cannot be forecast with any certainty. Development of<br />

further resources, either within the Comet Vale Joint Venture area or in new projects is also<br />

inherently uncertain, as are all input costs and the availability of skilled personnel.<br />

This information is a selective overview only and should be read in conjunction with the more<br />

detailed information appearing elsewhere in this <strong>Prospectus</strong>. Investors should read this <strong>Prospectus</strong><br />

in its entirety and not rely solely on this overview.<br />

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