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Bounty declares Seaclem 1 a dry hole
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Bounty Oil & Gas NL says its Seaclem 1 exploration well in PEP 11 offshore New South Wales, Australia, encountered no hydrocarbons. Bounty says data from the well will be used to further identify potential reservoirs in the Sydney basin.
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