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White Rock Minerals Ltd (ASX:WRM) Second Drill Rig Commences Testing New VMS
Targets, Alaska
 
Ballarat, Australia, June 8, 2021 - (ABN Newswire) - White Rock Minerals Ltd 
(ASX:WRM) (OTCMKTS:WRMCF) announce the second of three diamond drill rigs has 
commenced drilling at the Company's 100% owned Red Mountain Project in central 
Alaska.  
 
The second drill rig will be drilling new volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) 
targets identified throughout the Red Mountain VMS and Last Chance VMS target 
areas within the greater Red Mountain Project area. Approximately 3,600 metres 
of drilling is planned to test these new VMS targets.  
 
o Targets include high priority conductors in the area near the existing VMS 
deposits at Dry Creek and WTF, and a number of newly identified prospects with 
exposed VMS mineralisation at Last Chance.  
 
The two high-grade silver-rich zinc deposits (Dry Creek and WTF) already 
deliver an Inferred Mineral Resource of 9.1 million tonnes @ 157g/t silver, 
5.8% zinc, 2.6% lead and 0.9g/t gold for a grade of 609g/t AgEq, alternatively 
for a grade of 13.2% ZnEq.  
 
The second diamond drill rig has commenced its first drill hole (DC21-98) and 
is testing a blind conductor beneath Tertiary cover. The conductor is 
interpreted to be positioned in a favourable part of the stratigraphy being 
the along strike extension of the Dry Creek mineralisation to the west and the 
WTF mineralised horizon to the north of the synform fold hinge.  
 
The first drill rig commenced late-May and is dedicated to drilling the 
down-dip potential at the Dry Creek silver-rich zinc VMS deposit where seven 
(7) drill holes for 3,800 metres are planned to test at nominal 200m metre 
step-out positions along the full 1,200 metres of strike length extent of the 
deposit.  
 
The third diamond drill rig will be dedicated to testing the large Last Chance 
gold target and is scheduled to commence drilling in mid-June.  
 
Altogether the Company plans to complete over 10,000 metres of diamond 
drilling this field season across its 800km2 land package that makes up its 
Red Mountain Project. The Company is exploring for Intrusion Related Gold 
System (IRGS) mineralisation and high-grade silver-zinc-gold-lead volcanogenic 
massive sulphide (VMS) deposits. 
 
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