Drill Results Show New Extensions to the BK and Alhambra Vein Systems
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Bralorne Drill Results Show New Extensions to the BK and Alhambra Vein Systems With Noteable High Grade Intercepts of 0.948 Oz/Au Over 2.5 Feet | |
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Feb. 27, 2009) - Bralorne Gold Mines Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:BPM)(PINK SHEETS:BPMSF)(BERLIN:GV7)(FRANKFURT:... A0B75M) (The "Company") is pleased to announce that it has completed a highly successful surface drill program in the unexplored areas of the King-Bralorne Gap ending in December of 2008. The goal of the surface drill program was to test the extent of the BK vein in the Easterly direction as well as establish continuity between structures. This was achieved through drilling and continued modeling of the historic and newly discovered BK Vein. In addition, the program appears to have successfully extended the known extent of the Alhambra Vein and to have identified three additional vein structures in the King-Bralorne Gap area. The 2008 Drill program consisted of a sixteen (16) hole, 11079.02 feet program including drill holes SB-08-133 through SB-08-148. The goal of the program was to investigate the possibility of extensions to the BK zone discovered in 2007 (See news release: July 9, 2007) and the Alhambra Vein. Key intercepts of the 16hole drilling program are provided in the table below: (Assays have been summarized and widths are actual core width's not true widths) --------------------------------------------------- Au HOLE FROM (ft) TO (ft) WIDTH (ft) (oz/t) --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-134 144.5 145.8 1.3 0.125 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-136 237.7 238.9 1.2 0.119 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-138 343.5 344.5 1.0 0.149 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-138 236.5 238.0 1.5 0.112 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-139 309.6 310.7 1.1 0.130 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-139 1022.5 1024.0 1.5 0.126 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-139 161.0 163.0 2.0 0.125 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-139 484.5 485.7 1.2 0.100 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-140 997.0 999.5 2.5 0.948 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-140 258.0 260.0 2.0 0.249 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-140 999.5 1001.0 1.5 0.156 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-140 74.0 78.0 4.0 0.121 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-141 644.5 647.0 2.5 0.132 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-142 399.0 402.0 3.0 0.134 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-142 917.0 920.0 3.0 0.111 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-144 419.7 420.7 1.0 0.270 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-144 422.4 423.4 1.0 0.261 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-146 459.0 461.5 2.5 0.139 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-146 243.2 245.0 1.8 0.116 --------------------------------------------------- SB-08-148 86.6 88.0 1.4 0.127 --------------------------------------------------- Assays were done by Eco Tech Laboratory Ltd. of Kamloops, BC, a certified assay laboratory. The method used was fire assay with AA or gravimetric finish. The assay QA/QC program was supervised by Garth Kirkham, P. Geo., a qualified person as per National Instrument 43-101 who has reviewed the contents of this news release. The Bralorne mine is located 150 air miles from Vancouver, BC. The Company is re-developing the former and very successful Bralorne, Pioneer and King gold mines. From 1928 to 1971, these three operations produced 4.15 million ounces of gold from 7.9 million tons of ore (equaling a grade of 0.53 ounces per ton). Bralorne, Pioneer and King represent the largest historic gold producers in the Canadian Cordillera. The Company remains well funded with no long-term or short-term debt. ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD William Kocken, President |