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    chances are it will be a duster. 1/10 odds that it will be a find.

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    Quote Originally Posted by notie View Post
    chances are it will be a duster. 1/10 odds that it will be a find.
    Agree . NZO has only a small amount invested in this .

    What we are waiting for is the near Tui development drills that immediately follow. Chances are they will hit the sweet oil

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    Quote Originally Posted by fish View Post
    Agree . NZO has only a small amount invested in this .

    What we are waiting for is the near Tui development drills that immediately follow. Chances are they will hit the sweet oil
    Maybe it's time for some interest in PPP again. If Hoki comes in then PPP should rise with the tide. If Hoki is dry, then PPP still has upside, with Tui drills imminent.

    Disc. hold and buying more.
    Last edited by biker; 07-04-2010 at 10:19 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fish View Post
    Agree . NZO has only a small amount invested in this .

    What we are waiting for is the near Tui development drills that immediately follow. Chances are they will hit the sweet oil
    Not exactly Fish, NZO has quite a large amount invested ....

    NZOG bought a 10 per cent stake in Hoki this month from oil company OMV. Hoki is about 150km off New Plymouth.
    NZOG is spending about $10m for its stake in Hoki and share of exploration well costs.


    http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/indu...ould-equal-Tui

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    Quote Originally Posted by notie View Post
    chances are it will be a duster. 1/10 odds that it will be a find.
    I cant understand the point of your comment. You complain when NZO arent doing anything, now that they are drilling you want to put a downer on it ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Tommy View Post
    Not exactly Fish, NZO has quite a large amount invested ....

    NZOG bought a 10 per cent stake in Hoki this month from oil company OMV. Hoki is about 150km off New Plymouth.
    NZOG is spending about $10m for its stake in Hoki and share of exploration well costs.


    http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/indu...ould-equal-Tui
    Small though relative to other investments they have and small relative to the sp-about 2.5 cents a share-so if it turns out to be a duster expect about a 2.5 cent drop in sp

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Tommy View Post
    I cant understand the point of your comment. You complain when NZO arent doing anything, now that they are drilling you want to put a downer on it ?
    You have to ask yourself what is their interest in NZO.????

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    REL: 1209 HRS New Zealand Oil and Gas Limited

    MINE: NZO: Hoki Exploration Well Disclosure Notice

    NZOG (New Zealand Oil & Gas Ltd) advises of a progress report on drilling of
    the Hoki-1 exploration well.

    The Kan Tan IV drilling rig resumed operations last week, having previously
    drilled to 1,505 metres and set casing. At 0600 hours (NZ Time) today, the
    well was at a measured depth of 2,132 metres and was drilling ahead.

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    That equates to 104.5 Meters per day which would seem by comparing previous reports a little slow.
    Hard rock??? Wishful !!!

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    exactly my thoughts too,
    a slow drill could be hard material to get though, which could mean a solid roof to trap the oil.

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