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To: Bob Lawson who wrote (106)	11/30/1998 10:18:00 AM
From: John Fairchild	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 148

Lytton Minerals Limited New Indigo Resources Inc. Caustic fusion results from the Contwoyto - 1 kimberlite (TSE/VSE: LTL) (ASE: NDR) TORONTO, Nov. 30 /CNW/ - Lytton Minerals Limited (''Lytton'') and New Indigo Resources Inc. (''New Indigo'') are pleased to report the caustic fusion analysis results from the recently discovered Contwoyto - 1 kimberlite in the Greater Jericho area. In total, 90.2 kg of core was processed yielding 169 diamonds. The diamonds were recovered using a square mesh with 150 micron openings as the bottom cut-off size. Of the 169 stones recovered, 26 stones measured greater than 0.5 mm in one dimension, 12 stones measured greater than 0.5 mm in two dimensions, and one stone measured greater than 1 mm in two dimensions. The Contwoyto - 1 kimberlite is believed to be a partial source of the diamondiferous float recovered in the immediate vicinity during the Summer exploration program. The results compare favourably with other diamond counts reported in the Northwest Territories, and Lytton and New Indigo are now preparing for future exploration programs which will include further delineation and sampling of the Contwoyto - 1 kimberlite. THE VANCOUVER, ALBERTA AND TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGES NEITHER APPROVE NOR DISAPPROVE OF THE CONTENTS HEREOF. %SEDAR: 00003313E -30-