| Peruvian appoints directors; Silvertip camp reopens; no more exploration for Lara
 Peruvian Gold Limited                                                   PVO
 Shares issued 14,227,466                                 Jun 22 close $0.51
 Wed 23 Jun 99                                                  News Release
 Mr. David Henstridge reports
 At the company's annual general  meeting  held  on  June  17,  1999,  David Henstridge,  Robert  Atkinson,  David Black and Nick DeMare were elected as directors for the ensuing year. At a  subsequent  directors'  meeting,  Mr.  Henstridge  was appointed president and chief executive officer and Mr. Lim was appointed corporate secretary.
 Silvertip
 Imperial Metals Corporation, joint venture  partner  and  operator  of  the Silvertip  project, advised the company that the Silvertip exploration camp has been reopened in preparation for additional CSAMT geophysical  surveys.
 A  previous  CSAMT  survey  in the area discovered several deep geophysical
 anomalies  including  one  chimney-like  feature.   These   anomalies   are
 immediately   south   of   and   below   the  known  mineralization.  After
 interpretation of the new  geophysical  results,  up  to  2,000  metres  of diamond drilling will be undertaken to test the best target anomalies.  Resources in the Silvertip deposit are 2.57 million tonnes grading 8.80 per cent  zinc,  6.4  per  cent  lead, 325 grams per tonne (9.5 ounces per ton) silver, and 0.63 g/t (0.02 ounces per ton) gold.
 Lara
 The company has received  the  scoping  study  report  prepared  by  Rescan Engineering,  and the report concludes that the Lara project will be viable if additional resources are delineated and the copper price returns  to  90 cents  to  $1  (U.S.)  per  pound levels. The company believes that further resources can be discovered, however, with the current copper price  at  65 cents  per pound, the company has been forced to take a longer term view on this project and no additional exploration will be undertaken at this time.
 Options
 Subject to regulatory approval, the  company  has  repriced  all  1,266,500 outstanding  stock  options  to  70  cents  per  share  and in addition, in accordance with regulatory policies, the term of 416,500 options  has  been extended  for seven years and the term of 178,000 options has been extended for five years.
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