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To: loantech who wrote (30696)1/24/2007 12:13:26 PM
From: hank2010  Read Replies (2) of 78419
 
First Narrows has more good results. Posted by Rocket on Tiger board.

From: Rocket Red Read Replies (1) of 72608

Latest Results Further Delineate High Grade Copper Near Surface at First Narrows' Chester Project

11:40 EST Wednesday, January 24, 2007

Hole C-06-025 intersected 24.6 meters of 3.93% Copper, including 4.2 meters of 8.93% copper, near surface

FSC / Press Release

Latest Results Further Delineate High Grade Copper Near Surface at First Narrows' Chester Project

Hole C-06-025 intersected 24.6 meters of 3.93% Copper, including 4.2 meters of 8.93% copper, near surface

Vancouver, British Columbia CANADA, January 24, 2007 /FSC/ - First Narrows Resources Corp. (UNO - TSX Venture, FNRWF - OTCBB), ("First Narrows" or the "Company") is pleased to report the latest assay results from the 2006 phase of the resource definition drill program completed on the 100% owned portion of the Chester Copper-Polymetallic Feeder Deposit. The feeder deposit is interpreted as a mineralized cigar-like structure greater than 1,000 meters (>3,250 ft.) in length with one to three (or more) stacked, gently westerly inclined and northerly striking, sheet-like internal zones of higher-grade mineralization of variable thicknesses.

Holes C-06-024 to -029 inclusive further delineated the copper zone. Significant high grade copper mineralization was intersected in hole C-06-025 over a core thickness of 24.6 meters (80.7 ft.) averaging 3.93% copper, including a higher grade section of 4.2 meters (13.8 ft.) averaging 8.93% copper (To view photos of core samples visit: www.uno.ca).

Hole C-06-027 intersected the western edge of the Central zinc-lead-silver VMS deposit with the copper zone located 6.3 meters (20.7 ft.) beneath it.
HOLE C-06-024 Collar Coordinates - 5219915N, 710162.5E; UTM Grid, NAD83, dip vertical

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From To Length Length Cu
m m m ft (%)
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25.50 42.60 17.10 56.1 1.57
Includes: 35.00 42.60 7.60 24.9 2.53

HOLE C-06-025 Collar Coordinates - 5219925N, 710162.5E; UTM Grid, NAD83, dip vertical

From To Length Length Cu
m m m ft (%)
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22.70 47.30 24.60 80.7 3.96
Includes: 30.60 36.20 5.60 18.4 5.67
and 37.50 45.50 8.00 26.2 6.29
or
27.20 45.50 18.30 60.0 5.01
Includes: 31.60 36.20 4.60 15.1 6.45
and 37.50 41.70 4.20 13.8 8.93

HOLE C-06-026 Collar Coordinates - 5219937.5N, 710162.5E; UTM Grid, NAD83, dip vertical

From To Length Length Cu
m m m ft (%)
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30.70 39.60 8.90 29.2 2.19
Includes: 30.70 35.50 1.60 5.2 4.68
decline 39.60 42.73 3.13 10.3 decline
and 42.73 45.34 2.61 8.6 1.91

HOLE C-06-027 Collar Coordinates - 5219950N, 710162.5E; UTM Grid, NAD83, dip vertical

From To Length Length Cu Pb Zn Ag
m m m ft (%) (%) (%) (g/t)
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22.25 27.27 5.02 16.5 0.19 1.75 4.96 14.27
Includes: 22.25 25.00 2.75 9.0 0.25 2.48 7.14 10.44
and
31.30 34.80 3.50 11.5 2.44 0.04 0.60 9.29

HOLE C-06-028 Collar Coordinates - 5219925N, 710150E; UTM Grid, NAD83, dip vertical

From To Length Length Cu
m m m ft (%)
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34.00 48.35 14.35 47.1 1.62
Includes: 45.10 48.35 3.25 10.7 2.28

HOLE C-06-029 Collar Coordinates - 5219937.5N, 710150E; UTM Grid, NAD83, dip vertical

From To Length Length Cu
m m m ft (%)
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33.90 41.52 7.62 25.0 6.54
decline 41.52 44.65 3.13 10.3 decline
and 44.65 48.35 3.70 12.1 2.29

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The 2006 phase of the resource definition drill program consisted of 22 diamond drill holes completed on the eastern shallow end of the gently inclined Chester copper-polymetallic feeder deposit. All 22 holes were sampled and to date analytical results from 10 holes have been reported. To review previously reported results (January 17, 2006 and January 11, 2006) visit: www.uno.ca.

Hole C-06-026 and -029 intersected the historical 450 meter (1,476 ft.)decline. Two other drill holes in the recent drill program also intersected the decline. Since a survey plan of the decline has not been part of the historical data retrieved from the public records, these drill hole-decline intersections are the only precise records the Company has concerning its exact location.

The copper zone, which is immediately accessible from the historical decline, is open to the north, west and east. The overall zone of mineralization dips westerly at 15 to 20 degrees such that the true thicknesses are approximately 93% of the assay intervals reported from the Company's vertical drill holes.
Analyses for secondary metal credits will be carried out on composited sample intervals determined by the copper assay results and an in-house Chester Project scoping study.

All samples have been sent to Activation Laboratories Ltd. in Ancaster, Ontario for analysis. Samples were analyzed on a Varian Vista Pro ICP for Cu, Pb, Zn, and Ag using a method Activation Laboratories is accredited to ISO 17025 and CAN-P1579 by the Standards Council of Canada. Certified Canmet Reference Standards and OREAS reference standards are used as controls. Quality Assurance also includes the analysis of blanks, pulp duplicates and preparation duplicates.

Mr. Earnest Brooks, P.Geo., is the Company's Qualified Person on the Chester Project. Mr. Brooks has 37 years experience in mine geology and exploration in the Chibougamau and Bathurst Mining Camps including 15 years at the BMS mines, Bathurst, NB.

The Chester property is located in the southern part of the Bathurst Mining Camp approximately 53 kilometers (kms) west of the City of Miramichi, and 72 kms southwest of the city of Bathurst, New Brunswick.

About First Narrows Resources Corp.:
First Narrows Resources Corp. (TSX-V: UNO) is a Canadian based mineral exploration company whose corporate strategy is to develop overlooked and undervalued mineral properties that offer near term production potential. The Company is rapidly moving its 100%-owned Chester Project in the Bathurst Mining Camp forward to NI 43-101 mineral resource estimate and conceptual mine design status. For more information visit: www.uno.ca

For Corporate, Media, or Investor Communications contact:
Greg Lytle, Communications Manager
First Narrows Resources Corp.
Toll-free: (866) 285-5817
Vancouver: (604) 839-6946
Email: glytle@uno.ca

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
"Peter K. Gummer"
Peter K. Gummer, President

The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein. This news release may contain certain forward-looking statements that involve a number of known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause actual results or events to differ materially from those anticipated in our forward-looking statements. Further, a forward-looking statement speaks only as of the date on which such statement is made. We seek safe harbor.

First Narrows Resources Corp.
Suite 402 - 1228 Hamilton Street,
Vancouver, BC Canada V6B 6L2
Toll free: 866.285.5817
Tel.: 604.677.5143
Fax: 604.677.4702
Website: uno.ca

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