- Report of Foreign Issuer (6-K)

UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Washington, D.C. 20549

FORM 6-K

Report of Foreign Issuer
Pursuant to Rule 13a-16 or 15d-16 of
the Securities Exchange Act of 1934

July 28, 2010

Commission File No. 000-26860

LIHIR GOLD LIMITED

Level 7, Pacific Place
Cnr Champion Parade & Musgrave Street
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
(Address of principal executive offices)

(Indicate by check mark whether the registrant files or will file annual reports under cover of Form 20-F or Form 40-F.)

Form 20-F þ Form 40-F o

(Indicate by check mark if the registrant is submitting the Form 6-K in paper as permitted by Regulation S-T Rule 101(b)(1): )

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(Indicate by check mark whether the registrant by furnishing the information contained in this Form is also thereby furnishing the information to the Commission pursuant to Rule 12g3-2(b) under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.)

Yes o No þ

(If “Yes” is marked, indicate below the file number assigned to the registrant in connection with Rule 12g3-2(b):82- .)

SIGNATURES

Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned, thereunto duly authorised.

LIHIR GOLD LIMITED


By:		/s/ Stuart MacKenzie

Name		Stuart MacKenzie
Title:		Group Secretary & General Counsel

Date: July 28, 2010

		Group Overview

•		Quarterly production in line with guidance at 244,000ozs, up 6% compared with March quarter.

•		Margins expanding. Unit total cash costs of $461/oz, down 11% compared with the prior quarter.

•		Lihir Island expansion continues on schedule and within budget.

•		Good progress on Bonikro expansion feasibility study.

•		Merger with Newcrest Mining Ltd proceeding as announced. Scheme booklet released July 22. Scheme Meeting to be held August 23.

		Outlook

•		Solid second quarter production in line with budget and on track for full year group production of 1.0 — 1.1 million ounces.

•		Total cash cost guidance for the group for 2010 remains unchanged at less than $450/oz.


	June Qtr		March Qtr		Change
Operation	2010		2010		Q2 v Q1

Lihir Island, PNG		196,925		180,273		9	%
Mt Rawdon, QLD		24,489		22,856		7	%
Bonikro, CI*		22,510		26,628		-15	%

Total		243,925		229,757		6	%


*		Bonikro production reported on a 100% basis

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Managing Director’s Review

Lihir Gold Ltd (LGL) produced 244,000 ounces of gold in the three months to June, which was up 6% compared with the preceding March quarter. Production was in line with the plan for the year, and leaves the company on track to produce between 1-1.1 million ounces of gold in 2010.

At Lihir Island, production totalled 197,000 oz, which was up 9% compared with the prior quarter. Material movements increased 19% due to improvements in mining, but a scheduled major overhaul of one of the three autoclaves in the process plant caused throughputs to be lower than the prior quarter. A significant increase in gold grade, however, enabled overall production to be increased.

Production for the first half at Lihir Island totalled 377,000 ounces, and the increasing quarterly production trend should continue into the second half, driven by higher grade from the pit. Full year guidance for Lihir Island remains unchanged at 800,000 — 870,000 ounces.

The process plant expansion project at Lihir Island remains within budget and on schedule for completion in 2011. Significant civil construction progress has been made on site, and structural works commenced.

In Côte d’lvoire, production at the Bonikro operation totalled 23,000 ounces for the quarter. This was lower than the prior quarter due to high rainfall and unscheduled maintenance in the mining fleet, which reduced mining tonnages and lowered mill feed grade. Material movements, ore throughputs and gold grade are all anticipated to increase in the current half, taking full year production to 100-110,000 ounces for the year. This is slightly lower than previous guidance.

The feasibility study examining the expansion of the Bonikro project continued during the quarter, and is now due for completion by the end of March 2011. A new resource estimate for Bonikro and Hiré has been delayed to the end of this year, following delays in drilling due to lack of drill rigs in the country. The Bonikro expansion involves the development of satellite mines at Hiré, around 10 kilometres from the existing pit, to support an expansion in the plant from 2.0mtpa to 3.5mtpa. This will lift production to approximately 200,000 - 250,000 oz per year from 2012. Community consultation has been completed and the Social and Environmental Impact Assessment is due for submission to the Government in Q3 for Hiré Mining Lease approval.

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Meanwhile, exploration activities in Côte d’lvoire continue to deliver promising results. Drilling in the quarter has focussed on the Bonikro and Hiré districts as part of the expansion feasibility study, and work is progressing on exploration of regional targets in the company’s extensive portfolio of highly prospective tenements.

In Australia, the Mount Rawdon operation in Queensland produced 24,000 ounces in the three months to June, which was higher than the previous quarter due to increased plant throughput, following the scheduled shutdown in the first quarter. Full year production is expected to total between 90,000 - 100,000 ounces.

Financial Review

Gold sales totalled 269,000 ounces for the quarter, which was up 35% compared with the three months to March. The increase was due to timing of sales and movements in inventory. The average realised cash price was up 7% to a record $1191/oz.

Total cash costs for the group were at $461/oz for the quarter, which was down 11% from the previous three months due to the higher production base. In absolute terms, total cash costs reduced by 5% from the first quarter, to $112 million.

Increased production in the current half will lead to further reductions in unit costs, which are expected to be below $450/oz for the full year.

Newcrest Proposal

On May 4, LGL announced it had entered into a Merger Implementation Agreement with Newcrest Mining Ltd, under which Newcrest would acquire all of LGL’s ordinary shares through a Scheme of Arrangement.

Under the proposal, LGL shareholders will receive one Newcrest share for every 8.43 LGL shares they own, plus A$0.225 cash per share.

The terms of the proposed merger are attractive for LGL shareholders and the combination with Newcrest will create a major, global gold company with a diversified portfolio of high quality operations.

LGL Directors unanimously recommend that LGL Shareholders vote in favour of the Scheme, in the absence of a superior proposal.

The Scheme booklet for the proposed merger of Lihir Gold Ltd with Newcrest Mining Ltd was released last week.

The booklet includes an independent expert’s report, prepared by Grant Samuel and Associates, which concludes that the proposed Scheme of Arrangement is in the best interests of LGL Shareholders, in the absence of a superior proposal.

Shareholders are scheduled to vote on the proposed Scheme on August 23. If approved, the Scheme is expected to be completed on September 13.

Outlook

LGL remains on track to produce between 1-1.1 million ounces of gold in the full year 2010. This will include production of 800,000-870,000 oz from Lihir Island, approximately 100,000-110,000 oz from Bonikro and 90,000-100,000 oz from Mt Rawdon.

Total cash costs for the year are forecast to be below $450/oz, with total cash costs at Lihir Island to be below $420/oz. Total cash costs at Mt Rawdon and at Bonikro are forecast to be between $550-$575/oz.

The second quarter of 2010 was a solid quarter for the company, with production on track to meet full year guidance, and good progress achieved in the development of the expansion projects at Lihir Island and in Côte d’lvoire. The company is well placed to complete its merger with Newcrest, creating a strong and vibrant new gold major with a first-class portfolio of producing mines and an exciting growth profile. The combined company has an excellent future and promises to deliver strong returns to shareholders.

I thank the LGL staff for their dedication and hard work over recent months, and am grateful to shareholders for their support.

GRAEME HUNT
Managing Director

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Operations

PRODUCTION STATISTICS


															*Change*
					Second		First				Fourth		Third		*Q2 2010*
			First Half		Quarter		Quarter		Second		Quarter		Quarter		*vs Q1*
			2010		2010		2010		Half 2009		2009		2009		*2010 (%)*

Lihir Island
Mining	High grade ore	kt		3,446		1,839		1,607		3,058		1,660		1,398		14
	Economic grade ore	kt		4,332		2,252		2,080		4,064		2,387		1,677		8
	Material moved	kt		22,924		12,465		10,459		23,132		12,043		11,089		19
Processing	Ore milled	kt		3,316		1,587		1,729		3,357		1,915		1,442		(8	)
	Autoclave feed	kt		2,580		1,253		1,327		2,439		1,383		1,055		(6	)
	Autoclave grade	Au g/t		5.40		5.80		5.01		5.86		5.77		5.99		16
	CIL recovery	%		85.1		85.9		84.3		84.0		84.4		86.0		2
	Total recovery	%		81.9		82.6		81.1		79.8		80.5		78.8		2
	Gold poured	oz		377,198		196,925		180,273		387,244		218,111		169,133		9

Mt Rawdon
Mining	Ore mined	kt		1,472		878		594		1,582		695		886		48
	Material moved	kt		7,029		3,877		3,152		6,034		3,014		3,020		23
Processing	Ore milled	kt		1,694		910		784		1,698		869		829		16
	Ore grade	Au g/t		0.95		0.94		0.97		1.07		0.90		1.25		(4	)
	Gold recovery	%		89.8		89.4		90.2		91.4		91.1		91.7		(1	)
	Gold poured	oz		47,345		24,489		22,856		53,328		22,919		30,409		7
	Silver poured	oz		82,249		43,569		38,680		85,963		31,242		54,721		13

Bonikro
Mining	Ore mined	kt		651		238		413		1,280		632		647		*(42*	)
	Material moved	kt		5,980		2,367		3,613		7,382		3,509		3,873		*(34*	)
Processing	Ore milled	kt		927		446		481		944		518		426		(7	)
	Ore grade	Au g/t		1.73		1.62		1.83		2.41		2.42		2.39		*(11*	)
	Gold recovery	%		94.0		93.7		94.2		94.9		94.2		95.8		—
	Gold poured	oz		49,138		22,510		26,628		66,316		34,420		31,896		*(15*	)

LGL Group Production		oz		473,682		243,925		229,757		506,888		275,450		231,438		6

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LIHIR ISLAND

Mining

Material movements totalled 12.5 million tonnes, which was up 19% on the prior quarter due to improved operation of the mining fleet, with higher availability of drills and shovels and enhanced shovel dig rates. A new RH200 shovel was commissioned in the quarter, maintaining the total fleet at 5 shovels.

The proportion of high grade ore mined increased in line with plan during the quarter as development of the current phase of the pit reached the higher grade zones of the ore body.

Overall material movements for 2010 are expected to be close to 50 million tonnes, with increases in the remainder of the year due to improved blast fragmentation and commissioning of new mining equipment.

Processing

Mill throughputs were well above budget, at 1.6 million tonnes, with the scheduled 40 day rebrick of one autoclave successfully completed in 37 days. Additional oxygen available due to the shutdown was redeployed in the remaining two autoclaves, helping to lift throughput rates to record levels of 235 tonnes per autoclave per operating hour during the quarter.

Gold grade into the autoclaves rose significantly to 5.8g/t, due to increased grade of ore from the pit, as forecast.

Recovery rates increased as lower throughput tonnages allowed increased residence time in the leach circuit.

In the current quarter, autoclave throughputs will reduce slightly due to higher sulphur grades, and as two autoclaves will each undergo 10 day shutdowns for maintenance inspections. Gold grade, however, is expected to increase beyond 6g/t for the remainder of the year.

Lihir Island Expansion and Interim Power Station project

The expansion project to lift Lihir Island process plant capacity to more than 1 million ounces of gold per year proceeded according to plan. The project remains on time and on budget.

Significant civil construction progress has been made on site. Four new leach tanks have been installed, with the remaining four due to be in place in August. The oxygen plant cold box and heat exchanger have been erected, and the autoclave is being shipped to site for installation in August.

Construction of the barge mounted Interim Power Station continued in Thailand and is now approximately 50% complete. The facility is on schedule for delivery in April 2011.

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LIHIR ISLAND continued

Exploration

The resource upgrade drilling program at Lihir Island continued during the quarter, with 14 holes drilled for 4400 metres. A total of 21 holes have been drilled in the year to date, for almost 7000 metres. The program is aimed at confirming the known mineralization at Lihir Island and extending the mineralized zone to the east. Results to date have been encouraging, with the drilling program expected to lead to an update to the stated resource in 2011.

The cost of the program to date is $4.2 million, with a full year budget of close to $10 million.

MT RAWDON

Mt Rawdon produced 24,500 ounces in the quarter, which was up 7% from the March quarter and well above plan due to higher than expected mill throughput, grade and recovery.

The focus of operations during the quarter was to progress the next major cutback, while maintaining supply of higher grade ore to the mill from mining operations in the base of the pit. Material movements were above the prior quarter, but slightly below plan due to underperformance of earthmoving equipment and difficult, tight mining conditions at the base of the pit.

Plant throughputs increased 16% following a major maintenance shutdown in the first quarter.

BONIKRO

The Bonikro operation in Côte d’lvoire produced 22,500 ounces which was lower than the prior quarter and below plan due to unusually high rainfall and mechanical failure in the mining fleet. This meant that material movements were below plan, leading to lack of ore supply to the mill, and reliance on low grade stockpiled ore.

Two new trucks have now been purchased, taking the truck fleet to 13, and an additional excavator is being procured for mobilisation at site in the first quarter of 2011. This equipment also will be available for utilisation in the Hiré expansion in due course.

Mill throughputs are expected to improve over the remainder of the year following adjustments to process plant grates and fine tuning of plant settings.

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CÔTE D’IVOIRE EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT

Bonikro and Hiré Exploration

During the quarter, at Bonikro, focus continued towards completion of an extensive drilling program testing below the existing pit shell, designed to convert approximately 300,000 ounces of gold, currently defined as inferred resource, into indicated status. This drilling data will underpin the on-going Bonikro expansion feasibility program and is intended to facilitate re-statement of resources and reserves. As at end of quarter, the program was approaching completion.

Highlights returned during the quarter from Bonikro Deeps include results such as:

5m @ 21.81g/t Au (BRRD022: 56m – 61m)

8.86m @ 5.46g/t Au (BRRD028: 273.14m – 282m)

18m @ 5.33g/t Au (BRRD029: 139m – 157m)

7m @ 5.37g/t Au (BRRD031: 65m – 72m)

10m @ 16.20g/t Au (BRRD32: 50m – 60m)

17m @ 14.51g/t Au (BRRD33: 34m – 51m)

10m @ 10.29g/t Au ( BRRD037: 3m – 13m)

9m @ 6.57g/t Au (BRRD039: 69m – 78m)

9m @ 17.86g/t Au (BRRD051: 67m – 76m)

10m @ 4.11g/t Au (BRRD058:48m – 58m)

31m @ 10.72g/t Au (BMRD015:182m – 213m)

10.43m @ 13.52g/t Au (BRRD087: 154.57m – 165m)

26m @ 2.93g/t Au (BRRD097: 58m – 84m)

At Hiré, 10 kilometres from Bonikro, a similarly extensive resource infill drilling program was successfully completed during the quarter. This has focused on increasing resource confidence, as part of the larger Bonikro mine expansion feasibility program. In addition, the program completed sterilisation drilling to allow for infrastructure planning.

Highlights returned during the quarter from Hiré include results such as:

12m @ 3.44g/t Au (BRD2101: 10m – 22m)

9m @ 7.16g/t Au (HRC2257:137m – 146m)

19m @ 5.06g/t Au (HRC2070: 64m – 83m)

16m @ 6.91g/t Au (HRC2074: 80m – 96m)

23m @ 4.01g/t Au (HRC2082: 0m – 23m)

26m @ 4.65g/t Au (HRC2084: 21m – 47m)

5m @ 6.72g/t Au (HRC2085: 74m – 79m)

6m @ 7.27g/t Au (HRC2087: 0m – 6m)

27m @ 5.70g/t Au (HRC2093: 30m – 57m)

18m @ 3.98g/t Au (HRC2246:47m – 65m)

10m @26.64g/t Au (HRC2266: 33m – 43m)

9m @ 17.25g/t Au (HRC2372:165m – 174m)

22m @ 6.47g/t Au (HRC2149: 48m – 70m)

18m @ 3.14g/t Au (HRC2428: 18m – 36m)

10m @ 9.74g/t Au (HRD2429: 40m – 50m)

25m @ 4.82g/t Au (HRD499: 43m – 68m)

The feasibility study is considering the potential expansion of the Bonikro plant from 2 million tonnes per annum to 3.5 million tonnes per annum through the installation of additional milling capacity. This would increase potential annual gold production at Bonikro to 200-250,000 ounces.

BONIKRO NEAR MINE EXPLORATION

Having largely completed a review of the exploration potential in the area near the Bonikro mine, a number of outstanding and new areas of interest have been defined. The Oumé area remains a high priority for further review and assessment of the potential to deliver mineable resources and reserves, with further exploration work due to commence early in the second half of 2010. Work is progressing to achieve granted status of the Kokoumbo tenement, adjacent to and immediately to the north of the Bonikro mine. The Kokoumbo tenement includes what is believed to be the largest area of historic gold workings in Côte d’lvoire.

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CÔTE D’IVOIRE REGIONAL EXPLORATION

The Company currently holds approximately 18,000 square kilometres of tenements, either granted or under application. During the first half of 2010 an extensive review process was undertaken while available resources were focussed on resource drilling at Bonikro and Hiré.

This has increased confidence in the overall prospectivity within the tenement package and provided improved understanding of the exploration targets to enable improved prioritisation, based on a well defined, business driven and staged approach. An aggressive exploration program has been developed, for a revised to year end forecast of $16 million which has takes advantage of increased operational efficiencies and the introduction of new technologies and improved methodologies.

An early focus of the program will be at the Blaffo-Guetto prospect within the Didievi project, designed to test the extent of previously reported economic grade mineralisation. Further geological work and alteration mapping has increased confidence in the target area.

Other priority project areas include the Timbé-Brobo group, located in the northern extension of the same greenstone belt which hosts Bonikro and where efforts will concentrate on follow up of significant early phase RAB and RC drilling results and significant geochemical anomalies.

At Bouaflé, and other projects where geochemical anomalies have been identified, targets are being defined for early drill testing. At more advanced projects such as Tehini West, Mankono and other projects where sufficient early stage work has been completed, drill testing is planned.

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Financial Information

GROUP SALES SUMMARY


														*Change*
				Second		First				Fourth		Third		*Q2 2010*
		First Half		Quarter		Quarter		Second		Quarter		Quarter		*vs Q1*
		2010		2010		2010		Half 2009		2009		2009		*2010 (%)*

Lihir Island
Gold sold	oz		375,519		218,964		156,555		386,903		225,273		161,630		40
Price — spot	$/oz		1,158		1,191		1,111		1,037		1,096		954		7

Mt Rawdon
Gold sold	oz		47,142		25,579		21,563		55,019		24,282		30,737		19
Price — spot	$/oz		1,153		1,195		1,102		1,020		1,096		960		8

Bonikro
Gold sold	oz		46,203		24,629		21,574		69,240		41,434		27,806		14
Price — spot	$/oz		1,153		1,188		1,112		1,041		1,096		958		7

LGL Group
Gold sold	oz		468,864		269,172		199,692		511,161		290,989		220,172		35
Price — spot	$/oz		1,157		1,191		1,110		1,036		1,096		955		7

CASH COSTS


														Change
		First		Second		First				Fourth		Third		Q2 2010
		Half		Quarter		Quarter		Second		Quarter		Quarter		vs Q1
		2010		2010		2010		Half 2009		2009		2009		2010 (%)

Lihir Island
Gross cash costs	$/oz		603		598		608		619		561		694		(2	)
Total cash costs	$/oz		473		439		510		479		446		521		*(14*	)

Mt Rawdon
Gross cash costs	$/oz		672		651		695		523		613		455		(6	)
Total cash costs	$/oz		532		494		572		426		456		404		*(14*	)

Bonikro
Gross cash costs	$/oz		721		729		715		562		605		516		2
Total cash costs	$/oz		554		615		503		447		503		387		22

LGL Group
Gross cash costs	$/oz		622		615		629		602		571		638		(2	)
Total cash costs	$/oz		487		461		515		469		454		487		*(11*	)

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Total cash costs for the group reduced by 11% to $461/oz for the quarter, benefiting from increased production compared with the first quarter. Unit costs were below budget and on track to achieve full year guidance of less than $450/oz. In absolute terms, total cash costs for the group decreased 5% to $112 million for the quarter, following on from a 5% reduction in the first quarter.

At Lihir Island, unit total cash costs reduced by some $70/oz to $439/oz, and absolute total cash costs fell 6% to $86 million. Gross cash costs, prior to cost deferrals, reduced slightly in unit terms, but increased 7% to $118 million in absolute terms. This was mainly due to higher levels of production in the quarter. Mining costs increased due to higher material movements, increased diesel prices and additional mining fleet maintenance costs.

At Mt Rawdon, total cash costs reduced by 14% to $494/oz, benefiting from higher production levels. Absolute total cash costs fell 7% to $12.1 million, due to increases in deferred costs, but gross cash costs were constant, quarter on quarter

At Bonikro, unit total cash costs increased 22% to $615/oz, which was higher than plan due to lower than expected production in the quarter. Unit gross cash costs, however, increased by just 2% to $721/oz, and in absolute terms, gross cash costs fell by 14% to $16.4 million in the quarter. This was mainly due to lower material movements. Absolute total cash costs increased by 3% to $13.8 million due to reductions in cost deferrals. Reductions in full year production expectations at Bonikro have led to an increase in anticipated unit costs, which are now forecast to be between $550-$575/oz for the full year.

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Appendix
BONIKRO MINING PERMIT


HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE Au

BMRD004		688525.325		236875.121		219.373		122		123		1m @ 2.18g/t
								218		219		1m @ 3.61g/t
								223		224		1m @ 2.20g/t
								246		247		1m @ 2.38g/t
								311		316		5m @ 1.87g/t
								332		333		1m @ 1.45g/t
								346		347		1m @ 1.50g/t
								406		413		7m @ 4.71g/t
								435.95		437		1.05m @ 2.06g/t

BMRD006		688600.509		236781.214		216.898		330.5		335		4.5m @ 1.37g/t
								340		344		4m @ 1.02g/t
								390.3		391.6		1.3m @ 1.72g/t
								397		406		9m @ 1.01g/t
								413		415		2m @ 1.93g/t
								445		446		1m @ 1.37g/t
								450		451		1m @ 1.02g/t

BMRD007		688750.432		236776.041		207.83		65		66		1m @ 1.10g/t
								217		218		1m @ 1.48g/t
								307.7		312		4.3m @ 1.35g/t
								351		352		1m @ 14.10g/t
								373		377		4m @ 1.50g/t
								382		383		1m @ 2.23g/t
								388		396		8m @ 1.99g/t
								401		402		1m @ 1.10g/t
								406		407		1m @ 2.17g/t
								420		421		1m @ 1.22g/t
								424		425		1m @ 2.09g/t
								435		437		2m @ 1.30g/t
								454		457		3m @ 1.38g/t
								462		475		13m @ 1.17g/t
								498		500		2m @ 1.05g/t
								508		509		1m @ 13.40g/t
								514		515		1m @ 1.72g/t
								520		521		1m @ 1.77g/t

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Appendix (continued)


HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE Au

BMRD008		688749.957		236874.842		202.604		67		68		1m @ 1.43g/t
								185		186		1m @ 2.40g/t
								201		203		2m @ 1.34g/t
								231		232		1m @ 10.50g/t
								237		238		1m @ 2.07g/t
								264		265		1m @ 2.20g/t
								377		378		1m @ 2.09g/t
								408		409		1m @ 1.59g/t
								415		416		1m @ 2.74g/t
								441		442		1m @ 1.35g/t
								467		472		5m @ 2.32g/t

BMRD009		688700.5		236776.058		211.64		200.65		201.95		1.3m @ 1.22g/t
								230		231		1m @ 9.63g/t
								351		352		1m @ 2.51g/t
								364		365		1m @ 1.30g/t
								377		378		1m @ 1.96g/t
								383		384		1m @ 1.34g/t
								387		388		1m @ 2.41g/t
								458		460		2m @ 28.27g/t
								471		472		1m @ 1.20g/t

BMRD010		688650.478		236776.072		214.585		133		134		1m @ 1.44g/t
								183		184		1m @ 3.36g/t
								225		229.47		4.47m @ 1.11g/t
								349		354		5m @ 1.58g/t
								361		362		1m @ 3.02g/t
								432		434		2m @ 1.81g/t
								438		439.7		1.7m @ 1.57g/t

BMRD011		688600.216		236875.589		211.539		227		228		1m @ 12.91g/t
								238		241		3m @ 1.16g/t
								266		269		3m @ 4.62g/t
								280		281		1m @ 1.08g/t
								306		307		1m @ 4.21g/t
								347.7		349		1.3m @ 1.35g/t
								353		357		4m @ 1.63g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE Au

BMRD012		688650.099		236871.61		208.485		69		73		4m @ 1.55g/t
								123		124		1m @ 40.40g/t
								151		152		1m @ 1.71g/t
								163		164		1m @ 5.90g/t
								188		189		1m @ 1.48g/t
								274		280		6m @ 1.20g/t
								288		289		1m @ 1.10g/t
								300		301		1m @ 2.35g/t
								317		318		1m @ 1.71g/t
								324		325		1m @ 1.61g/t
								327		328		1m @ 1.34g/t
								334		336		2m @ 2.43g/t
								354		355		1m @ 2.02g/t
								362		364		2m @ 1.56g/t
								373		374		1m @ 1.12g/t
								385		393		8m @ 1.12g/t
								410		412		2m @ 1.13g/t
								439		440		1m @ 1.39g/t

BMRD013		688799.937		236875.045		199.301		194		195		1m @ 1.13g/t
								238		239		1m @ 4.66g/t
								333		353		20m @ 1.23g/t
								360		364		4m @ 1.35g/t
								370		371		1m @ 3.22g/t
								377		379.14		2.14m @ 3.27g/t
								389		398		9m @ 1.02g/t
								425		438		13m @ 1.78g/t
								443		444		1m @ 3.38g/t
								455		456		1m @ 6.70g/t
								470		471		1m @ 1.11g/t
								474		475		1m @ 1.01g/t

BMRD014		688850.062		236903.744		195.609		1		2		1m @ 1.26g/t
								169		171		2m @ 14.69g/t
								175.94		177		1.06m @ 10.10g/t
								189		190		1m @ 19.50g/t
								199		206.97		7.97m @ 1.00g/t
								210.5		221		10.5m @ 3.52g/t
								239		242.28		3.28m @ 4.59g/t
								258		262		4m @ 2.24g/t
								280		284		4m @ 1.19g/t
								289		292		3m @ 1.09g/t
								295		296		1m @ 1.18g/t
								368		372.79		4.79m @ 3.22g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE Au

BMRD015		688699.792		236868.275		205.805		161		162		1m @ 2.37g/t
								182		213		31m @ 10.72g/t
								234		235		1m @ 1.03g/t

BMRD016		688999.51		237048.851		195.981		83		84		1m @ 4.27g/t
								88		89		1m @ 2.49g/t
								206		207		1m @ 2.71g/t
								283		286		3m @ 2.20g/t
								301		309		8m @ 1.88g/t
								321		323		2m @ 1.69g/t
								327		332		5m @ 2.46g/t
								336.39		342.2		5.81m @ 1.99g/t

BMRD017		688851.049		236801.609		202.744		284		285		1m @ 1.25g/t
								346		347		1m @ 1.93g/t
								423		424		1m @ 5.59g/t
								452		453		1m @ 3.60g/t

BMRD018		688600.5		236673.912		224.798		314		332.28		18.28m @ 2.21g/t
								343		354		11m @ 2.23g/t
								362		368		6m @ 1.24g/t
								410		412		2m @ 1.38g/t
								425		426		1m @ 1.23g/t

BRRC015		689050.831		237206.926		190.191		78		79		1m @ 1.03g/t

BRRC016		689099.955		237240.679		190.091		33		41		8m @ 5.75g/t

BRRC019		689149.950		237349.638		192.543		44		45		1m @ 1.00g/t
								91		92		1m @ 1.18g/t
								93		94		1m @ 1.28g/t
								111		113		2m @ 2.16g/t

BRRC020		689100.063		237239.412		190.115		39		50		11m @ 2.66g/t
								121		122		1m @ 1.28g/t
								124		125		1m @ 1.02g/t

BRRC030		688899.808		237199.860		139.598		18		19		1m @ 4.29g/t
								32		37		5m @ 1.54g/t
								41		44		3m @ 1.37g/t

BRRC065		688240.421		237039.790		218.077		6		7		1m @ 8.30g/t
								22		23		1m @ 22.20g/t

BRRC066		688243.634		237075.089		217.874		25		26		1m @ 1.10g/t
								33		36		3m @ 7.88g/t

BRRC067		688244.296		237097.809		216.575		36		37		1m @ 1.32g/t
								45		46		1m @ 6.88g/t

BRRC068		688219.065		237050.832		219.884		8		15		7m @ 2.04g/t
								20		22		2m @ 2.66g/t

BRRC069		688221.897		237073.374		217.958		27		28		1m @ 1.32g/t

BRRC070		688222.919		237098.582		215.470		37		38		1m @ 3.34g/t
								46		47		1m @ 3.51g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE Au

BRRC071		688223.385		237123.085		213.683		51		52		1m @ 1.78g/t
								58		59		1m @ 1.03g/t

BRRC073		688245.135		237120.654		214.696		54		57		3m @ 8.46g/t
								99		100		1m @ 1.02g/t

BRRC074		688193.884		237047.458		219.871		12		13		1m @ 1.10g/t

BRRC075		688170.596		237048.123		219.095		8		11		3m @ 2.72g/t

BRRC076		688173.372		237073.613		217.010		25		33		8m @ 1.61g/t

BRRC077		688173.322		237097.176		214.722		41		42		1m @ 1.60g/t
								45		46		1m @ 1.15g/t

BRRC080		688857.126		237150.658		137.579		9		11		2m @ 1.37g/t
								17		30		13m @ 1.48g/t
								35		67		32m @ 5.57g/t
								72		90		18m @ 1.45g/t
								94		95		1m @ 1.01g/t
								101		102		1m @ 1.29g/t
								104		105		1m @ 1.34g/t
								112		114		2m @ 2.40g/t

BRRD022		688923.203		237218.792		139.939		51		52		1m @ 2.11g/t
								56		61		5m @ 21.81g/t
								71		72		1m @ 1.45g/t
								77		78		1m @ 1.93g/t
								109		110		1m @ 2.43g/t
								115		120		5m @ 5.11g/t
								131		132		1m @ 1.07g/t

BRRD023		688875.292		237213.912		140.116		5		8		3m @ 3.28g/t
								20		21		1m @ 2.54g/t
								31		48		17m @ 1.32g/t
								52		53		1m @ 2.43g/t

BRRD024		688875.114		237216.361		140.163		17		18		1m @ 1.79g/t
								23		24		1m @ 1.50g/t
								27		28		1m @ 1.24g/t
								34		35		1m @ 1.32g/t
								44.8		46		1.2m @ 4.60g/t

BRRD027		688999.889		237147.334		189.939		62		63		1m @ 1.43g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE Au

BRRD028		688922.884		237220.403		139.919		5		9		4m @ 3.17g/t
								18		19		1m @ 1.42g/t
								52		64		12m @ 3.67g/t
								68		70		2m @ 1.74g/t
								109.58		123.4		13.82m @ 2.32g/t
								132		133		1m @ 4.36g/t
								138.6		144.4		5.8m @ 1.69g/t
								150.4		151.66		1.26m @ 1.56g/t
								165.4		170.5		5.1m @ 1.12g/t
								182		183		1m @ 1.15g/t
								195		196.09		1.09m @ 1.28g/t
								202.07		203.12		1.05m @ 1.78g/t
								208.19		211.36		3.17m @ 2.29g/t
								227.39		230		2.61m @ 11.28g/t
								233.88		238		4.12m @ 2.03g/t
								256.88		258		1.12m @ 35.60g/t
								262.63		263.73		1.1m @ 1.03g/t
								273.14		282		8.86m @ 5.46g/t
								300		304		4m @ 1.68g/t
								311		315.21		4.21m @ 1.58g/t
								319		320		1m @ 10.40g/t
								325		331.21		6.21m @ 4.01g/t

BRRD029		688903.030		237225.392		139.703		20		33		13m @ 1.09g/t
								44		45		1m @ 17.80g/t
								53		62		9m @ 5.38g/t
								66		71		5m @ 1.83g/t
								90		91		1m @ 2.14g/t
								96		108		12m @ 1.12g/t
								119		123		4m @ 1.92g/t
								133		135		2m @ 1.54g/t
								139		157		18m @ 5.33g/t
								170		175		5m @ 1.13g/t
								180		185		5m @ 1.38g/t
								189.7		207.3		17.6m @ 1.45g/t
								210.55		216		5.45m @ 1.33g/t
								238		241.4		3.4m @ 1.83g/t
								251		252		1m @ 1.20g/t
								261		263		2m @ 2.05g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE Au

BRRD031		688749.922		237226.200		169.999		55		56		1m @ 1.01g/t
								65		72		7m @ 5.37g/t
								79		86		7m @ 1.21g/t
								117		118		1m @ 1.58g/t
								139		150		11m @ 3.43g/t
								160		161.11		1.11m @ 2.68g/t
								176.9		178		1.1m @ 2.58g/t
								204		205		1m @ 1.24g/t
								209		216		7m @ 1.04g/t
								223		227		4m @ 1.36g/t
								231		232		1m @ 1.10g/t
								239.67		259		19.33m @ 1.30g/t
								268		269		1m @ 1.09g/t
								304		305		1m @ 1.03g/t
								327.1		328.14		1.04m @ 1.19g/t

BRRD032		688726.201		237211.921		170.036		50		60		10m @ 16.20g/t
								66		68		2m @ 2.33g/t
								72		73		1m @ 2.80g/t
								90		92		2m @ 2.49g/t
								121		140.6		19.6m @ 2.74g/t
								193		194		1m @ 1.87g/t
								198.4		199.61		1.21m @ 1.21g/t
								211		212		1m @ 1.43g/t
								220		221		1m @ 1.00g/t
								228		241.52		13.52m @ 1.08g/t
								247		248		1m @ 10.40g/t
								251.4		253.1		1.7m @ 10.90g/t
								291		296		5m @ 1.54g/t
								314		315		1m @ 1.33g/t
								324		325		1m @ 20.50g/t
								330		331		1m @ 1.82g/t
								338.4		340.62		2.22m @ 8.97g/t
								345		350		5m @ 1.42g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE Au

BRRD033		688899.580		237199.244		139.653		5		6		1m @ 1.11g/t
								25		29		4m @ 2.73g/t
								34		51		17m @ 14.51g/t
								91		92		1m @ 1.13g/t
								101		102		1m @ 1.22g/t
								105		107		2m @ 1.59g/t
								116		119		3m @ 4.52g/t
								128		136.27		8.27m @ 2.26g/t
								141.33		148		6.67m @ 5.64g/t
								162		166		4m @ 1.72g/t
								172		173		1m @ 1.55g/t
								176.38		177.48		1.1m @ 1.14g/t
								183		184		1m @ 17.90g/t
								190		193		3m @ 2.09g/t
								215		216		1m @ 1.31g/t
								224		225		1m @ 4.19g/t
								239		240		1m @ 6.05g/t
								254		263		9m @ 1.67g/t
								273		274		1m @ 1.66g/t
								280		282		2m @ 30.00g/t
								305		306		1m @ 1.48g/t

BRRD034		688773.341		237122.543		124.897		9		10		1m @ 2.84g/t
								21		25		4m @ 1.50g/t
								53		54		1m @ 6.97g/t
								65		66.5		1.5m @ 1.78g/t

BRRD035		688681.728		237098.971		125.037		2		5		3m @ 2.52g/t
								12		14		2m @ 1.13g/t
								19		22		3m @ 5.74g/t
								27		28		1m @ 1.28g/t
								32		35		3m @ 4.88g/t
								43		46		3m @ 6.06g/t
								51		52		1m @ 1.74g/t
								72		75		3m @ 2.07g/t
								80		81		1m @ 1.66g/t
								86		87		1m @ 30.80g/t
								97		102		5m @ 3.92g/t
								113		116		3m @ 1.41g/t
								132		133		1m @ 1.56g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE Au

BRRD036		688681.519		237097.851		125.101		2		3		1m @ 1.40g/t
								9		10		1m @ 1.33g/t
								15		20		5m @ 4.45g/t
								25		26		1m @ 1.02g/t
								38		39		1m @ 1.22g/t
								43		47		4m @ 10.60g/t
								60		61		1m @ 1.47g/t
								65		66		1m @ 1.28g/t
								69		70		1m @ 1.00g/t
								72		73		1m @ 1.85g/t
								81		85		4m @ 2.53g/t
								91		92		1m @ 1.25g/t
								97		104		7m @ 2.49g/t
								113		114		1m @ 2.16g/t

BRRD037		688699.857		237102.411		125.160		3		13		10m @ 10.29g/t
								24		25		1m @ 1.25g/t
								54		55		1m @ 3.01g/t
								59		62		3m @ 2.08g/t
								73		75		2m @ 1.56g/t

BRRD038		688773.128		237121.315		125.007		18		26		8m @ 2.32g/t

BRRD039		688681.874		237095.126		124.999		5		8		3m @ 1.30g/t
								12		19		7m @ 1.97g/t
								25		26		1m @ 1.23g/t
								31		32		1m @ 1.22g/t
								36		37		1m @ 1.71g/t
								64		65		1m @ 1.11g/t
								69		78		9m @ 6.57g/t
								91		97		6m @ 1.66g/t
								104		109		5m @ 1.72g/t
								114		119		5m @ 2.46g/t
								126		127		1m @ 2.49g/t

BRRD041		688724.677		237124.140		124.790		86		87		1m @ 1.95g/t
								99		100		1m @ 1.03g/t
								134		135		1m @ 2.88g/t
								140		142.1		2.1m @ 1.61g/t
								149		150		1m @ 2.50g/t
								164		167		3m @ 4.74g/t
								176		177		1m @ 1.52g/t
								201		202		1m @ 1.61g/t

BRRD045		688749.732		237120.539		125.274		22		23		1m @ 1.58g/t
								25		26		1m @ 1.73g/t
								46		47		1m @ 1.15g/t
								65		72		7m @ 1.59g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE Au

BRRD046		688699.587		237077.226		124.747		2		7		5m @ 1.22g/t
								12		21		9m @ 1.12g/t
								27		28		1m @ 1.07g/t
								37		38		1m @ 10.40g/t
								44		45		1m @ 1.09g/t
								62		63		1m @ 1.00g/t
								67		68		1m @ 1.49g/t
								89		97		8m @ 2.20g/t
								108		112		4m @ 4.92g/t

BRRD050		688875.653		237209.205		140.044		0		4		4m @ 2.13g/t
								9		10		1m @ 7.21g/t
								23		24		1m @ 2.17g/t
								30		39		9m @ 3.21g/t
								43		55		12m @ 1.38g/t

BRRD051		688725.090		237071.357		124.744		7		19		12m @ 2.50g/t
								24		25		1m @ 1.64g/t
								29		31		2m @ 10.70g/t
								58		59		1m @ 1.45g/t
								67		76		9m @ 17.86g/t
								88		92		4m @ 1.56g/t
								104		107		3m @ 1.34g/t
								113		114		1m @ 2.39g/t
								157		158		1m @ 7.05g/t

BRRD052		688729.352		237126.423		125.450		12		13		1m @ 4.53g/t
								41		42		1m @ 1.09g/t
								51		52		1m @ 1.69g/t
								66		70		4m @ 1.31g/t
								82		83		1m @ 1.50g/t
								107		108		1m @ 3.12g/t
								115		120		5m @ 3.69g/t
								124		125.05		1.05m @ 1.25g/t
								127		128		1m @ 1.20g/t
								132		133		1m @ 1.27g/t
								139		155		16m @ 1.68g/t
								164		165		1m @ 7.77g/t
								170		173.77		3.77m @ 1.86g/t
								181		182		1m @ 1.52g/t
								183		184		1m @ 1.13g/t
								193		194		1m @ 1.33g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE Au

BRRD053		688854.332		237157.011		137.404		7		10		3m @ 2.61g/t
								19		31		12m @ 2.87g/t
								35		36		1m @ 3.13g/t
								40		41		1m @ 1.33g/t
								50		51		1m @ 1.64g/t
								71		76		5m @ 13.93g/t
								102		116		14m @ 1.46g/t

BRRD054		688750.113		237083.987		124.679		16		18		2m @ 1.33g/t
								27		31		4m @ 2.39g/t
								69		71		2m @ 2.05g/t

BRRD055		688750.109		237085.874		124.676		1		2		1m @ 2.89g/t
								39		41		2m @ 2.24g/t
								52		53		1m @ 2.98g/t

BRRD056		688700.000		237100.000		125.000		0		29		29m @ 1.89g/t
								36		37		1m @ 1.10g/t
								49		50		1m @ 1.03g/t
								52		53		1m @ 1.18g/t
								61		63		2m @ 1.93g/t
								69		70		1m @ 1.08g/t
								77		78		1m @ 1.50g/t
								85		90		5m @ 5.18g/t
								95		97		2m @ 3.02g/t
								103		107		4m @ 1.95g/t
								129.8		134		4.2m @ 1.08g/t
								148		150.8		2.8m @ 1.25g/t
								156		158		2m @ 1.84g/t
								176		187		11m @ 5.76g/t

BRRD057		688854.289		237157.041		137.440		0		1		1m @ 1.56g/t
								7		12		5m @ 11.87g/t
								21		28		7m @ 4.22g/t
								33		46		13m @ 4.02g/t
								63		64		1m @ 1.06g/t
								84		85		1m @ 1.55g/t
								89		97		8m @ 1.76g/t
								104		132		28m @ 3.15g/t

BRRD058		688875.543		237209.052		140.042		15		18		3m @ 1.56g/t
								37		38		1m @ 2.61g/t
								48		58		10m @ 4.11g/t
								68		69		1m @ 4.33g/t
								82		83		1m @ 2.59g/t

BRRD059		688922.000		237222.000		140.000		4		5		1m @ 1.19g/t
								9		11		2m @ 1.86g/t
								50		60		10m @ 1.75g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE Au

BRRD060		688589.054		236971.771		179.781		91.66		93	1.34m @ 3.55g/t
								104		105	1m @ 3.42g/t
								116.96		139.27	22.31m @ 2.17g/t
								150.59		152.41	1.82m @ 1.46g/t
								173		177	4m @ 1.81g/t

BRRD061		688818.766		237258.576		169.347		35		36	1m @ 2.80g/t
								48		50	2m @ 1.50g/t
								60		68	8m @ 2.22g/t
								79		80	1m @ 1.13g/t
								84		105	21m @ 2.42g/t
								115		117	2m @ 2.08g/t
								121		136	15m @ 1.98g/t
								142		143	1m @ 1.74g/t
								163		164	1m @ 1.46g/t
								214		216	2m @ 1.55g/t
								223		224	1m @ 1.02g/t
								225		226	1m @ 1.10g/t
								242		243	1m @ 2.62g/t
								263		264	1m @ 7.53g/t
								271		274	3m @ 1.96g/t
								278.1		288	9.9m @ 2.92g/t
								294		298	4m @ 1.72g/t

BRRD062		688820.766		237259.158		149.541		71		72	1m @ 1.15g/t
								76		89	13m @ 8.03g/t
								95		103	8m @ 1.62g/t
								107		111	4m @ 1.21g/t
								116		118	2m @ 1.14g/t
								127		144	17m @ 1.28g/t

BRRD063		688821.135		237260.326		169.648		66		67	1m @ 1.40g/t
								79		93	14m @ 2.87g/t
								98		99	1m @ 1.39g/t
								104		110	6m @ 1.08g/t
								111		114.06	3.06m @ 1.03g/t
								122		125	3m @ 1.53g/t
								148		152	4m @ 2.75g/t
								157		165	8m @ 4.97g/t
								172.5		175	2.5m @ 18.94g/t
								180		181	1m @ 2.54g/t
								185		224	39m @ 2.29g/t
								241		242	1m @ 1.96g/t
								261		262	1m @ 2.24g/t
								275		283	8m @ 7.35g/t
								289		297.68	8.68m @ 2.10g/t
								303		304	1m @ 2.68g/t
								314		315	1m @ 5.56g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE Au

BRRD064		688819.540		237261.067		169.888		122		123		1m @ 1.10g/t
								164.77		168		3.23m @ 11.07g/t
								172		173		1m @ 1.08g/t
								181		186		5m @ 2.17g/t
								198		215		17m @ 2.12g/t
								226		230		4m @ 11.57g/t
								238		239		1m @ 3.03g/t
								270		280		10m @ 1.28g/t
								289		290		1m @ 3.41g/t
								313		314		1m @ 5.20g/t

BRRD072		688599.225		236973.008		179.960		65		67		2m @ 1.93g/t
								76.33		83		6.67m @ 1.28g/t
								115.52		118		2.48m @ 1.24g/t
								120		121		1m @ 1.11g/t
								123.7		125		1.3m @ 1.84g/t
								166		171.02		5.02m @ 1.91g/t
								182.3		188.5		6.2m @ 2.13g/t

BRRD079		688855.652		237154.060		137.579		1		2		1m @ 2.35g/t
								15		32		17m @ 2.54g/t
								45		46		1m @ 1.79g/t
								55		56		1m @ 1.34g/t
								64		66		2m @ 1.47g/t
								72		73		1m @ 1.59g/t
								84		86		2m @ 1.61g/t
								94		95		1m @ 1.07g/t
								95.7		97		1.3m @ 5.78g/t
								101		102		1m @ 1.44g/t
								106		107		1m @ 1.61g/t
								113.85		117.72		3.87m @ 1.02g/t
								157		161.58		4.58m @ 1.00g/t
								176.78		180		3.22m @ 1.39g/t
								184		191.13		7.13m @ 1.40g/t
								200		218		18m @ 2.30g/t

BRRD081		688626.119		236959.719		176.249		83		84		1m @ 1.44g/t
								117		121		4m @ 15.83g/t

BRRD082		688649.117		236951.567		173.565		46		47		1m @ 1.89g/t
								116		119		3m @ 1.78g/t
								123		124		1m @ 1.65g/t

BRRC083		689024.939		237280.945		169.814		9		11		2m @ 1.56g/t
								28		29		1m @ 1.02g/t
								38		41		3m @ 1.61g/t
								50		51		1m @ 1.53g/t
								100		101		1m @ 9.06g/t
								107		108		1m @ 6.47g/t
								112		114		2m @ 1.49g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE Au

BRRD084		689024.658		237280.9		169.814		14		16		2m @ 1.85g/t
								37		44		7m @ 1.70g/t
								50		51		1m @ 3.43g/t
								59		61		2m @ 2.93g/t
								65		70		5m @ 4.21g/t
								89		93		4m @ 2.04g/t
								130		131		1m @ 1.95g/t
								141		148		7m @ 3.01g/t

BRRC085		689024.1		237290.979		169.944		2		3		1m @ 1.50g/t
								9		10		1m @ 1.17g/t
								38		39		1m @ 1.38g/t
								44		46		2m @ 1.91g/t
								52		58		6m @ 4.22g/t
								72		74		2m @ 1.26g/t

BRRC098		237165		688600		140		8		12		4m @ 6.19g/t

BRRC100		237165		688625		140		2		3		1m @ 28.70g/t
								19		20		1m @ 2.35g/t

BRRD086		689024.001		237291.884		169.999		42		43		1m @ 1.34g/t

BRRD087		689002.800		237276.400		169.698		6		7		1m @ 1.91g/t
								14		15		1m @ 1.05g/t
								31		40		9m @ 6.42g/t
								45		46		1m @ 1.55g/t
								56		60		4m @ 1.90g/t
								106		107		1m @ 3.01g/t
								111		123		12m @ 1.54g/t
								127		128.1		1.1m @ 1.14g/t
								136		137		1m @ 1.46g/t
								141		145		4m @ 5.33g/t
								149		150.4		1.4m @ 1.26g/t
								154.57		165		10.43m @ 13.52g/t

BRRD088		237274.9		689003.1		169.694		2		3		1m @ 1.54g/t
								24		46		22m @ 1.81g/t
								50		52		2m @ 1.15g/t
								57		58		1m @ 1.10g/t
								76.72		80		3.3m @ 2.89g/t
								143		173		30m @ 2.29g/t
								176.5		188.5		12m @ 1.33g/t

BRRD089		237272.4		689003.4		169.582		29		31		2m @ 3.00g/t
								247		248		1m @ 2.07g/t

BRRD090		688799.2		237129.732		124.900		39		45		6m @ 1.02g/t

BRRD092		236961		688618		170.026		102		103		1m @ 1.07g/t
								121		122		1m @ 1.27g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE Au

								182		183		1m @ 1.28g/t

BRRD093		237361.5		689050.7		170.293		10		11		1m @ 1.04g/t
								30		31		1m @ 1.00g/t
								37		40		3m @ 2.02g/t
								90		91		1m @ 1.63g/t
								95		96		1m @ 5.52g/t

BRRD095		237164.2		688596.7		139.637		8		11		3m @ 2.43g/t
								15		16		1m @ 1.31g/t
								77		90		13m @ 1.53g/t
								115		116		1m @ 18.50g/t

BRRD096		237145		688600		140		3		5		2m @ 2.53g/t
								11		12		1m @ 1.06g/t
								51		52		1m @ 1.00g/t
								113.4		119		5.6m @ 2.01g/t
								127		136		9m @ 1.79g/t

BRRD097		237147.9		688622.8		139.442		5		6		1m @ 2.69g/t
								58		84		26m @ 2.93g/t

BRRD099		237322.4		688599.1		200.671		100		101		1m @ 1.44g/t

BRRD101		237307.6		688549.4		197.562		33		34		1m @ 1.96g/t
								65		66		1m @ 1.15g/t
								98		99		1m @ 1.23g/t

BRRD102		237297.4		688499.7		198.634		2		3		1m @ 2.25g/t
								17		19		2m @ 11.80g/t
								56		57		1m @ 12.50g/t

BRRD104		237337		689075		165		2		3		1m @ 1.09g/t
								6		7		1m @ 2.23g/t
								43		44		1m @ 1.49g/t
								68		69		1m @ 1.58g/t
								93		94		1m @ 10.50g/t

HIRÉ PERMIT


HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE

HRC1055		684411.053		248428.586		208.108		56		59		3m @ 2.95g/t
								100		104		4m @ 5.83g/t

HRC1687		684180.3		248123.5		213.185		27		32		5m @ 1.47g/t
								56		58		2m @ 5.75g/t

HRC1688		684207.1		248108.8		211.605		4		5		1m @ 2.11g/t
								12		14		2m @ 1.21g/t
								95		96		1m @ 1.36g/t

HRC1691		684210.2		248153.6		211.028		77		78		1m @ 1.48g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE

HRC1692		684236.9		248137.7		209.951		24		35		11m @ 2.36g/t
								46		47		1m @ 1.76g/t
								58		59		1m @ 1.13g/t
								86		89		3m @ 1.81g/t
								102		103		1m @ 1.31g/t

HRC2012		686424		249901		162		0		2		2m @ 1.20g/t

HRC2016		686287		249979		167		12		14		2m @ 1.00g/t

HRC2070		684704		249041		187		64		83		19m @ 5.06g/t

HRC2071		684674		249055		188		35		49		14m @ 3.45g/t

HRC2072		684692		249029		188		43		47		4m @ 5.78g/t

HRC2073		684526		249125		191		40		41		1m @ 2.88g/t

HRC2074		684716		249017		185		80		96		16m @ 6.91g/t

								106		108		2m @ 5.09g/t

HRC2075		684713		249065		188		79		89		10m @ 2.29g/t

HRC2076		684683		249081		189		42		52		10m @ 3.87g/t

HRC2078		684697		248979		182		78		79		1m @ 1.87g/t

HRC2082		684546		249067		192		0		23		23m @ 4.01g/t

HRC2084		684522		249035		190		21		47		26m @ 4.65g/t
								56		57		1m @ 1.27g/t
								68		70		2m @ 1.31g/t
								73		90		17m @ 1.01g/t

HRC2085		684497		249051		193		74		79		5m @ 6.72g/t

HRC2086		684469		249067		191		66		67		1m @ 2.05g/t
								113		118		5m @ 2.15g/t

HRC2087		684550		249020		192		0		6		6m @ 7.27g/t
								18		19		1m @ 1.37g/t
								23		24		1m @ 1.06g/t

HRC2090		684705		248932		183		64		65		1m @ 1.46g/t
								123		126		3m @ 1.24g/t

HRC2091		684491		249007		196		73		81		8m @ 3.00g/t

HRC2092		684469		249025		196		27		28		1m @ 1.52g/t
								42		46		4m @ 2.09g/t

HRC2093		684516		248989		196		30		57		27m @ 5.70g/t
								73		74		1m @ 1.34g/t
								82		90		8m @ 1.27g/t

HRC2094		684653		248915		190		5		6		1m @ 1.68g/t

HRC2095		684678		248898		185		45		46		1m @ 3.16g/t
								71		72		1m @ 2.13g/t

HRC2100		684474		248966		197		13		17		4m @ 1.45g/t
								27		28		1m @ 1.36g/t
								52		53		1m @ 2.22g/t
								66		67		1m @ 1.80g/t
								70		71		1m @ 1.60g/t
								95		100		5m @ 4.79g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE

HRC2101		684141.3		248054.6		217.784		10		22		12m @ 3.44g/t

HRC2102		684165.9		248039.8		215.137		9		19		10m @ 2.43g/t
								28		30		2m @ 8.73g/t
								65		67		2m @ 1.81g/t
								80		81		1m @ 1.89g/t

HRC2103		684193.6		248023.7		213		57		60		3m @ 4.97g/t
								67		68		1m @ 2.07g/t
								85		86		1m @ 1.22g/t
								155		156		1m @ 1.05g/t

HRC2105		684155.6		248090.3		216.733		22		23		1m @ 1.13g/t

HRC2106		684187.2		248073		213.57		24		29		5m @ 1.20g/t

HRC2107		684212.2		248059		211.86		51		55		4m @ 9.26g/t
								61		62		1m @ 1.06g/t
								65		66		1m @ 1.05g/t
								68		69		1m @ 1.00g/t
								73		78		5m @ 1.74g/t
								89		90		1m @ 1.53g/t
								140		141		1m @ 1.01g/t

HRC2109		684235.3		248182.8		209.605		12		13		1m @ 3.31g/t

HRD2127		684409.79		248334.385		206.221		157		158		1m @ 2.22g/t
								163		164.13		1.13m @ 5.76g/t
								193		194		1m @ 1.15g/t
								209		210		1m @ 9.30g/t

HRC2131		684385		248424		198		16		17		1m @ 1.09g/t
								71		77		6m @ 2.67g/t

HRD2133		684439		248393		191		87		88		1m @ 1.28g/t
								115		116		1m @ 1.51g/t
								121		122		1m @ 27.90g/t
								128		129		1m @ 1.05g/t

HRD2140		684535		248615		197		55		56		1m @ 1.01g/t
								64		70		6m @ 4.63g/t
								117		123		6m @ 1.14g/t

HRD2146		684545		248699		192		23		24		1m @ 1.50g/t

HRD2149		684525		248805		198		48		70		22m @ 6.47g/t
								92		93		1m @ 1.30g/t

HRC2164		685962		249799		174		36		38		2m @ 4.74g/t

HRC2176		686912		248877		164		36		40		4m @ 4.67g/t

HRC2177		686883		248895		170		0		4		4m @ 3.95g/t

HRC2194		686319		249223		178		2		4		2m @ 1.66g/t
								24		26		2m @ 1.35g/t

HRC2240		684429.6		249479		203.459		38		40		2m @ 1.12g/t
								51		57		6m @ 5.80g/t

HRC2141		684502		248629		195		122		123		1m @ 1.14g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE

HRC2143		684455		248661		195		19		30		11m @ 2.04g/t

HRC2246		684699		249119		189		47		65		18m @ 3.98g/t

HRC2147		684521		248756		195		96		105		9m @ 1.39g/t
								124		125		1m @ 1.06g/t
								168		169		1m @ 9.60g/t

HRC2248		684710		249092		188		73		82		9m @ 3.37g/t

HRC2249		684606		249124		187		25		26		1m @ 1.97g/t

HRC2256								57		58		1m @ 12.90g/t
								79		83		4m @ 2.58g/t
								91		92		1m @ 1.31g/t

HRC2257		684494		248545		194		129		131		2m @ 2.03g/t
								137		146		9m @ 7.16g/t
								160		164		4m @ 2.17g/t
								173		175		2m @ 1.52g/t
								183		186		3m @ 4.06g/t

HRC2258		684455		248614		198		19		20		1m @ 2.67g/t

HRC2259		684499		248585		197		43		44		1m @ 1.80g/t

HRC2263		684460		248699		202		11		12		1m @ 1.70g/t
								17		18		1m @ 1.36g/t

HRD1057		684487		248483		208		30		32		2m @ 4.25g/t
								152		153		1m @ 4.76g/t

HRD1696		686473		248395		181		146		147		1m @ 1.78g/t

HRC2027		683670		248761		169		15		17		2m @ 2.14g/t

HRC2384		683855.2		249809		183.903		28		32		4m @ 1.56g/t

HRC2266		684493		248731		197		33		43		10m @ 26.64g/t
								48		54		6m @ 4.13g/t
								63		64		1m @ 6.62g/t
								148		150		2m @ 1.99g/t

HRC2269		684494		248771		193		0		4		4m @ 1.38g/t
								11		12		1m @ 1.94g/t
								19		20		1m @ 2.15g/t
								26		29		3m @ 1.54g/t
								39		40		1m @ 1.09g/t
								126		129		3m @ 6.86g/t

HRC2270		684495		248820		195		14		15		1m @ 1.13g/t
								16		17		1m @ 1.08g/t
								26		29		3m @ 9.24g/t
								84		85		1m @ 1.75g/t
								120		122		2m @ 4.48g/t
								128		131		3m @ 1.51g/t

HRC2351		684549		248792		196		5		13		8m @ 1.34g/t
								18		19		1m @ 1.18g/t
								62		63		1m @ 1.59g/t

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Appendix (continued)


HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE

HRC2357		684603		248806		194		0		1		1m @ 1.78g/t
								22		23		1m @ 1.09g/t

HRC2358		684628		248789		192		47		49		2m @ 10.02g/t
								63		65		2m @ 1.78g/t

HRC2363		684420		248721		197		79		81		2m @ 4.23g/t

HRC2366		684418		248678		198		63		72		9m @ 3.31g/t

HRC2370		684495		248912		198		111		115		4m @ 10.74g/t

HRC2371		684522		248896		199		9		18		9m @ 1.53g/t
								42		43		1m @ 1.52g/t

HRC2372		684546		248881		192		132		152		20m @ 1.18g/t
								165		174		9m @ 17.25g/t
								179		180		1m @ 1.38g/t
								183		185		2m @ 1.09g/t

HRC2428		684536		248933		198		18		36		18m @ 3.14g/t
								80		81		1m @ 1.37g/t
								87		88		1m @ 4.49g/t
								122		125		3m @ 2.95g/t

HRC2495		684487		248753		197		20		21		1m @ 1.09g/t
								28		35		7m @ 1.36g/t
								85		86		1m @ 1.06g/t
								93		94		1m @ 1.11g/t
								137		139		2m @ 1.68g/t

HRC2501		684666		249050		196		32		34		2m @ 2.05g/t

HRD292		683841.8		247462.8		206.25		75		78		3m @ 2.35g/t
								105		106		1m @ 1.68g/t
								112.5		113.5		1m @ 6.05g/t
								117.5		121.55		4.05m @ 5.33g/t

HRD298		683957.1		247673		220.79		37		38		1m @ 12.00g/t
								123.12		124.46		1.34m @ 1.12g/t

HRD306		684037.8		247725		219.42		77		78		1m @ 1.48g/t

HRD499		684556.5		248992.8		210.16		4		5		1m @ 1.51g/t
								31		36		5m @ 4.21g/t
								43		68		25m @ 4.82g/t
								86		99		13m @ 1.32g/t
								144		154.67		10.67m @ 2.30g/t

HRD521		683946.2		247631.7		220.34		117.22		130		12.78m @ 1.31g/t

HRD1034		684056.1		247754.7		219.118		35		36		1m @ 1.53g/t
								50		55		5m @ 1.16g/t
								58		59		1m @ 1.27g/t
								64		66		2m @ 4.37g/t
								71		74		3m @ 1.15g/t
								90		91		1m @ 1.40g/t

HRD1057		684478.5		248483.4		208.606		30		32		2m @ 4.25g/t
								152		153		1m @ 4.76g/t

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HOLE ID	NORTH		EAST		RL		FROM		TO		GRADE

HRD1591		683926.8		247572.6		215.358		146		148.84		2.84m @ 5.39g/t

HRD1597		684002.8		247662.7		220.288		90		92		2m @ 1.25g/t

HRD1671		684046		247737.7		219.01		55		56		1m @ 1.13g/t
								66		70		4m @ 1.15g/t
								111		112		1m @ 1.01g/t
								119		122		3m @ 2.15g/t

HRD1812		683794.3		247421.4		202.929		78		79		1m @ 1.38g/t

HRD2120		684329.8		248268.6		207.199		77		79		2m @ 2.42g/t
								111		112		1m @ 1.00g/t

HRD2122		684330		248315		190		31		43		12m @ 2.78g/t

HRD2130		684393		248373		207		86		88		2m @ 4.09g/t
								105		107		2m @ 3.29g/t

HRD2138		684462		248445		186		130		131		1m @ 2.08g/t

HRD2140		684535		248615		213		55		56		1m @ 1.00g/t
								64		70		6m @ 4.63g/t
								117		123		6m @ 1.14g/t
								150		151		1m @ 1.35g/t
								182		183		1m @ 1.54g/t

HRD2145		684369.3		248752.4		211.398		118		119.12		1.12m @ 5.93g/t
								133.91		135.46		1.55m @ 4.77g/t

HRD2356		684576		248820		190		53		54		1m @ 1.05g/t

HRD2359		684657		248776		190		56		63		7m @ 3.46g/t

HRD2361		684613		248775		192		25		26		1m @ 17.40g/t
								43		44		1m @ 3.10g/t

HRD2364		684396		248739		196		93		94		1m @ 1.23g/t

HRD2367		684392		248694		203		101		106		5m @ 3.74g/t

HRD2369		684647		248801		192		16		22		6m @ 3.37g/t

HRD2373		684573		248866		191		116		118		2m @ 11.25g/t

HRD2374		684597		248852		190		31		32		1m @ 1.68g/t

HRD2426		684655		248818		187		36		37		1m @ 14.00g/t

								86		100		14m @ 1.78g/t
HRD2427		684674		248832		185		67		68		1m @ 1.87g/t
								70		71		1m @ 1.22g/t
								97		102		5m @ 9.54g/t
								119		120		1m @ 1.19g/t

HRD2429		684524		249082		193		40		50		10m @ 9.74g/t

Table 2. Significant intersections (greater than 1g/t) from the Hiré (Chapelle) drilling program for Q2 2010. Intervals exceeding 10 grams-meters highlighted

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Forward Looking Statements

This document may contain certain forward-looking statements, including but not limited to (i) estimated reserves, (ii) anticipated production profiles and characteristics, (iii) expected capital requirements, (iv) forecast cost profiles or (iv) plans, strategies and objectives of management. Such forward looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors, many of which are beyond the control of Lihir Gold Limited (“LGL”), which may cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in this announcement. Important factors that could cause actual results to materially differ from the forward looking statements in this presentation include but are not limited to the market price of gold, anticipated ore grades, tonnage, recovery rates, production and equipment operating costs, the impact of foreign currency exchange rates on cost inputs and the activities of governmental authorities in Papua New Guinea and elsewhere, as set forth more fully under the caption “Risk Factors” in LGL’s most recent Annual Report on Form 20-F, which has been filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”).

Gold reserve and resource estimates are expressions of judgement based on knowledge, experience and industry practice, and may require revision based on actual production experience. Such estimates are necessarily imprecise and depend to some extent on statistical inferences and other assumptions, such as gold prices, cut-off grades and operating costs, which may prove to be inaccurate. LGL’s wholly owned subsidiary LGL Ballarat Operations Pty Ltd does not have any ore reserves and the level of its estimated mineral resources and exploration potential are necessarily imprecise and may prove to be inaccurate. Accordingly, no assurance can be given that the indicated amount of gold will be recovered or at the rates estimated.

LGL can therefore give no assurances that any of the estimates, production profiles, capital, cost profiles and plans will not materially differ from the statements contained in this release and their inclusion in this document should not be regarded as a representation by any person that they will be achieved.

The foregoing material is a presentation of general background information about LGL’s activities as of the date of the presentation. It is information given in a summary form and does not purport to be complete. It is not intended to be relied upon as advice to investors or potential investors and does not take into account the investment objectives, financial situation or needs of any particular investor. These should be considered, with or without professional advice when deciding if an investment is appropriate.

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Management uses this measure for the same purpose when monitoring and evaluating the performance of LGL. This information differs from measures of performance determined in accordance with GAAP and should not be considered in isolation or as a substitute for measures of performance determined in accordance with GAAP.

LGL Competent Person Statement

The information in this report that relates to Exploration Results in Côte d’Ivoire is based on information compiled by Mr Marcus Willson.

Mr Willson is a member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists, is a Registered Professional Geoscientist (Exploration) and is a full time employee of Lihir Services Australia Pty Ltd (LSA) in the role of Group GM Exploration. LSA provides services to LGL pursuant to a Managed Services Agreement. Mr Willson has sufficient experience which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and the type of deposit under consideration and to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the “Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves”. Mr Willson consents to the inclusion in the report of the matters based on his information in the form and context in which it appears.

The information in this report that relates to Mineral Resources is based on information compiled by Mr Roy Kidd. Mr Kidd is a member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists and is a full time employee of Lihir Services Australia Pty Ltd (LSA) in the role of Principal Geologist. LSA provides services to LGL pursuant to a Managed Services Agreement. Roy Kidd has sufficient experience which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and the type of deposit under consideration and to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the “Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves”. Roy Kidd consents to the inclusion in the report of the matters based on his information in the form and context in which it appears.

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Cautionary Note to U.S. Investors — The United States Securities and Exchange Commission permits U.S. mining companies, in their filings with the SEC, to disclose only those mineral deposits that a company can economically and legally extract or produce. LGL uses certain terms on this website, such as “measured,” “indicated,” and “inferred” “resources,” which the SEC guidelines strictly prohibit U.S. registered companies from including in their filings with the SEC. U.S. Investors are urged to consider closely the disclosure in LGL’s most recent Form 20-F, which may be secured from LGL, or from the SEC’s website at www.sec.gov/edgar.shtml.

Note to Canadian Investors

Canadian Investors — for further information in relation to the calculation of reserves and resources with respect to LGL’s Lihir operation, please refer to the Lihir Gold Limited (TSX:LGG) Technical Report (Nl 43-101) dated 18 September 2007 available on SEDAR (www.sedar.com).

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