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Higginsville Gold Mine
The Higginsville Gold Mine is a gold mine located near Higginsville, 45 km north of Norseman, Western Australia.
It is currently owned by Avoca Resources Limited. Avoca has made headlines in 2009 when it became engaged in a bitter dispute with Ramelius Resources over conflicting takeover bids for Dioro Exploration NL.〔(Response to Dioro’s 8th Supplementary Target’s Statement ) Avoca Resources announcement, published: 17 August 2009, accessed: 6 September 2009〕〔(Ramelius shares rise on strong gold results ) news.com.au, published: 10 August 2009, accessed: 6 September 2009〕 Avoca eventually had to drop its bid for Dioro,〔(Avoca's bid for Dioro beaten by Ramelius offer ) business.watoday.com.au, published: 30 July 2009, accessed: 6 September 2009〕 having reached a 44.85% interest in Dioro at the close of the offer on 20 August, short of the 50% needed.〔(Avoca reaches 44.85% at close of Offer for Dioro ) Avoca Resources announcement, published: 17 August 2009, accessed: 6 September 2009〕 Ramelius's offer for the company closes on 8 February 2010. Avoca made a renewed takeover offer for the company in late December 2009.〔(NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE A NEW TAKEOVER OFFER FROM AVOCA AND UPDATE ON RAMELIUS’S AMENDED OFFER ) Dioro ASX announcement, published: 4 January 2010, accessed: 6 January 2010〕 Avoca eventually succeeded in its bit for Dioro and, on 21 April 2010, Dioro was delisted from the ASX.〔(Removal from Official List ) Dioro ASX announcement, published: 21 April 2010, accessed: 7 May 2010〕
==History==
The Higginsville mine was in operation in the 1990s, its mill ceasing work in October 1997. Mining continued until early 2000, with ore being milled at the Chalice Gold Mine.〔''The Australian Mines Handbook: 2003-2004 Edition'', pp. 92-93〕 The mine was then owned in parts by the St Ives Gold Mining Company, a subsidiary of Gold Fields, who had also purchased the nearby St Ives Gold Mine from WMC Resources in 2001.〔''The Australian Mines Handbook: 2003-2004 Edition'', page 124〕
Avoca, listed on the Australian Securities Exchange in 2002, paid A$6.25 million to Gold Fields for its Higginsville exploration project in June 2004. After discovering the Trident deposit in late 2004, Avoca raised $125 million in April 2007 to build a new mine at Higginsville.〔(Avoca seeks $125m for Higginsville mine ) The Sydney Morning Herald, published: 3 April 2007, accessed: 11 September 2009〕 Also in 2007, Avoca purchased the neighbouring Chalice deposit from Chalice Gold Mines Limited. Gold production at the mine begun in 2008 from underground operations,〔(About Avoca ) Avoca website, accessed: 11 September 2009〕 with a first gold pour on 1 July 2008.〔(Higginsville ) Avoca website, accessed: 11 September 2009〕
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