An Australian company is looking to raise cash to develop Neavesville, just above the WKP area. Glass Earth /Antipodes couldn't raise the cash or access for their attempt a few years ago, even when they were backed 50% by Geoff Loudon.

6/3/2017 — Gold
Neavesville the focus for Australian float
By Ross Louthean
One of the identified gold regions in the Hauraki Goldfield is to be the prime asset in a new Australian float.
A company called E2 Metals Ltd has released a placement prospectus for the issue of 40 million A20 cent shares to raise $A8 M for an IPO that hopes to list on the Australian Securities Exchange in early April.
The principal target is the Neavesville prospect, a known target for epithermal gold-silver in the Hauraki goldfield, and the 51% owned Mount Hope project in the Cobar copper-gold field in New South Wales. E2 plans to acquire the other 49% equity in the Australian project.
Under the proposal the company plans to offer a loyalty option for every three shares issued in parcels greater than $A2,000 in the IPO.
E2 said the Trig’s Bluff prospect at Neavesville has a JORC-compliant inferred resource of 1,489,500 tonnes grading 2.58 g/t gold and 9.69 g/t silver. The prospectus said Trig’s Bluff was open at depth, up dip and down dip.
The prospectus shows E2 already has 30.37 M shares on issue.
The non-executive chairman Martin Donohue was founder of listed ASX company Kidman Resources, and managing director Simon Peters is a mining engineer and executive director Christopher Spurway a geologist who has worked on the Neavesville project for five years.
Neavesville is 15 km south-east of the historic Thames goldfield and 20 km north-west of Golden Cross which was a recent mining operation for US company Couer d’Alene.
There are three principal targets at Neavesville – Neavesville, Oneura and Chelmsford and the most advanced being Trig’s Bluff at Neavesville and the Ajax prospect.
Neavesville is on land owned by Trustees of the Pakirarahi Number One B Trust and Trustees of the Pakirarahi Number Two Trust. A joint venture and access agreement has been with the Number One B Trust covering 1,409.5 hectares and this contains Oneura, Chelmsford and the Ajax prospect.
When the now disappearing Antipodes Gold (by going into a reverse takeover with Chatham Rock Phosphate Ltd) was operating in the Hauraki goldfield as Glass Earth Gold it attempted to acquire Neavesville, but the quest failed undoubtedly due to Glass Earth’s diminishing cash.