Sandfire Resources America Inc.TSXV: SFR

Starfire announces preliminary results from second set of assays on six drill holes Capri-I uranium property Grand Remous, Quebec

· Issued by Sandfire Resources America Inc. via CNW
SFR: TSX-V

VANCOUVER, Sept. 13 /CNW/ - Starfire Minerals Inc. (SFR:TSX-V) announces
the receipt of a second certificate of assay results for eight drill holes
from the Capri I grid. Analyses were conducted by SGS Lakefield Research
Limited in Lakefield, Ontario an ISO/IEC 17025 laboratory. All samples are
from NQ sized drill core. Assay results from an additional nine drill holes
are pending.
The Company acquired four scintillometers and one spectrometer for the
purpose of on-site determination of the most appropriate drill core sample
intervals to submit for chemical analysis. Both instruments are exploration
tools that can measure gamma ray emissions in counts per second (CPS) and are
used to conduct a precursory evaluation of drill core's radioactivity as it is
extracted. These instruments were found to be somewhat consistent when
measuring radioactivity of bedrock but were found to be inconsistent when
measuring radioactivity of smaller mass drill core samples. Samples returning
5 times the background radioactivity varied in assay results from 86g/t to
1050g/t. A review of the geological logs and assay results suggests additional
core sampling is required. The infill sampling will use both geological units
and radiometric readings (CPS) as sample interval criteria.
The Company will be conducting infill samples for the first 12 holes on
the project and will be assaying the last 9 drill holes during the forthcoming
weeks. The results of the chemical analyses will be disclosed as they become
available to the company.
Results from the drill program completed so far appear to confirm the
previous work done by McCannel (1970) concluding that the pegmatitic bodies
and encompassing diopsidite areoles are both mineralized with uranium. The
widths and grades will be determined following the return of the infill
sampling assays.
Chemical assays have determined the results shown in Table 1 are better
than field sampling had suggested. Therefore upon completion of the remaining
assays the Company will review both the drill spacing and the infill assay
results and prepare a resource calculation. Assay results from all the samples
submitted from eight drill holes are shown in Table 1 with Uranium amounts
expressed in grams per tonne. The drill assays are from Zone 2 (Ramy) and from
Zone 4 (Main). See news release dated September 7 for results of first five
drill holes on the Capri I property.

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  Table 1: Assay results from 8 drill holes Capri Property, Quebec

                                                 C.P.S.
                                                 Times
                 Interval  Interval  Interval     Back       Uranium
Sample  No.      (m) from   (m) to  length (m)   Ground     by XRF(g/t)

RAM-05-05
RAM-05-05-00480     4.8       5.3       0.5        5        86g (0.19lbs)
RAM-05-05-00570     5.7       6.7         1        5       130g (0.29lbs)
RAM-05-05-02310    23.1      23.8       0.7        5       110g (0.24lbs)
RAM-05-05-02405   24.05        25      0.95        5       170g (0.37lbs)
RAM-05-05-03460    34.6        35       0.4       40     2,900g (6.44lbs)
RAM-05-06
RAM-05-06-00570     5.7       6.4       0.7        5       490g (1.08lbs)
RAM-05-06-00675    6.75       7.6      0.85        5       260g (0.57lbs)
RAM-05-06-01540    15.4      16.1       0.7       10       230g (0.51lbs)
RAM-05-07
RAM-05-07-00830     8.3       8.6       0.3        5       120g (0.26lbs)
RAM-05-09
RAM-05-09-01310    13.1      13.5       0.4        8       180g (0.40lbs)
RAM-05-09-01420    14.2      14.5       0.3        5       100g (0.22lbs)
RAM-05-09-01660    16.6     17.15      0.55       10       210g (0.46lbs)
RAM-05-09-01775   17.75        18      0.25        7       170g (0.37lbs)
Z4-05DDH06
Z4-05-06-01665    16.65      17.4      0.75        3        68g (0.15lbs)
Z4-05-06-05080     50.8     51.05      0.25        4       140g (0.31lbs)
Z4-05-06-05160     51.6      52.1       0.5        2        41g (0.09lbs)
Z4-05-06-05840     58.4      58.8       0.4       10       790g (1.74lbs)
Z4-05-06-05880     58.8      59.6       0.8        3       160g (0.35lbs)
Z4-05-06-06000       60      60.5       0.5        5       110g (0.24lbs)
Z4-05-06-06920     69.2      69.4       0.2        3       540g (1.19lbs)
Z4-05-06-07135    71.35     71.91      0.56        5     1,050g (2.31lbs)
Z4-05-06-07191    71.91      72.5      0.59       12       720g (1.58lbs)
Z4-05DDH07
Z4-05-07-06540     65.4     65.65      0.25       40     1,900g (4.18lbs)
Z4-05DDH011
Z4-05-11-01825    18.25      18.5      0.25       10     1,400g (3.08lbs)
Z4-05-11-06860     68.6      68.7       0.1        5       220g (0.48lbs)
Z4-05-11-11300    113.0     113.2       0.2        9        25g (0.06lbs)
Z4-05DDH012
Z4-05-12-03300     33.0      33.3       0.3      Not       730g (1.61lbs)
                                              recorded
Z4-05-12-05070     50.7        51       0.3      Not     1,100g (2.42lbs)
                                              recorded
Z4-05-12-05325    53.25      53.4      0.15      Not       360g (0.79lbs)
                                              recorded



ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF STARFIRE MINERALS INC.

"Freeman Smith"
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Freeman Smith, P.Geo., Director

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