drilling shortly get set

Sydney - Monday - July 4: (RWE Australian Business News) - De
Grey Mining (DEG) will begin a new drilling program within four weeks at
its Turner River Province, 60km south of Port Hedland, to test strong
gold anomalies (up to 30.90 g/t) identified in soil sampling at its
Orchard Well tenement (E45/2533), which was granted on June 24.
The strong gold anomalies were recorded over a 12km strike
length of the Tabba Tabba Shear which is also host to De Grey's Wingina
Well gold deposit.
The Orchard Well soil gold anomalies are of higher grades than
the comparable anomalies located directly above the Wingina Well
deposit.
The sample lines at Orchard Well were spaced
400 metres apart.
The new Orchard Well tenement is 20 kilometres to the north east
of Wingina Well.
De Grey's Managing Director Mr Denis O’Meara said, "The orchard
well tenement has historically had no recorded drilling activity and in
geological terms these new results show potential for another
greenfields discovery by the company”