Aurumin Drills Potential Shillington and Two Mile Hill Connection

THE DRILL SERGEANT: Aurumin Limited (ASX: AUN) closed out the week by reporting assay results from a recently completed reverse circulation (RC) drilling program at the company’s 100 per cent-owned Central Sandstone gold project in Western Australia.

Aurumin carried out he drilling to test for geological linkages between the project’s Shillington and Two Mile Hill deposits while also seeking potential for higher-grade mineralisation along a structurally controlled corridor to both improve and extend the existing Shillington Resource.

The company explained the RC program consisted of nine holes drilled in conjunction with pre-collars for diamond drilling at the Two Mile Hill deposit.

Highlights include:

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7 metres at 5.78 grams per tonne gold from 137m;

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6m at 5.4g/t gold from 96m;

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8m at 4.99g/t gold from 80m;

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7m at 1.64g/t gold from 90m and 4m at 4.54g/t gold from 101m.

“These are some great results from Shillington, indicating a structurally related higher-grade corridor and continuity of grade connecting to the Two Mile Hill deposit,” Aurumin managing director Brad Valiukas said in the company’s ASX announcement.

“Along with the recently completed diamond drilling at Two Mile Hill, this sets us up to now model the Shillington and Two Mile Hill deposits as a single geological complex, with known grade in the banded iron formation, mafic and tonalite.

“We anticipate results for the final two diamond holes, that were drilled at Two Mile Hill, shortly.

“We look forward to releasing those results and commencing an updated resource model directly after.”

 

 

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