CREAM MINERALS LTD.

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www.creamminerals.com


July 16, 2007

TSX Venture Exchange Symbol: CMA

OTC Bulletin Board Symbol: CRMXF

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CREAM MINERALS REPORTS DIAMOND DRILL SUMMARY ON

NUEVO MILENIO PROPERTY, MEXICO


Cream Minerals Ltd. (TSX-V “CMA”) (“Cream”) is pleased to provide a progress report on its 100% owned Nuevo Milenio property, near Tepic, Nayarit State, Mexico.  In a report dated July 6, 2007, Mr. Fred Holcapek, P.Eng., reported the following:


Diamond drilling in 2007 concentrated along the southeast section of the Dos Hornos Zone 1 from Trench 4 to south of Mina San Miguel as shown in the attached maps.  A total of 29 diamond drill holes for a total of approx. 5,200 m along the Dos Hornos Zone 1 were completed.  The balance of assays for DDH 21-06, DDH 22-06 and all of DDH 07-23 have been received.


Below is a summary of all drill holes (which includes 2003 drilling) with available assays from Trench 3 to 370 m southeast of Mina San Miguel, a distance of approximately 950 meters:


Description

Sample

From

To

m

feet

Au g/t

Ag g/t


DDH 11 – 03  (Trench 3 Area)

Vein 1

199012

28.00

30.00

2.00

6.56

0.222

68.00

Vein 2 HW of Fault

199024

52.00

54.00

2.00

6.56

0.778

124.00


DDH 01 – 03 (Trench 3 Area)

HW of Fault

104017

0

2.00

2.00

6.56

2.945

144.00

FW of Fault

104017 to 139

192.00

198.00

6.00

19.68

0.299

92.97

Including

104139

196.00

198.00

2.00

6.56

0.651

200.00


DDH 02 – 03 (Trench 3 Area)

Weighted Average

104173

0.00

2.00

2.00

6.56

0.845

326.50

Zone 2 HW of Fault

104214 to 216

82.00

88.00

6.00

19.68

0.769

79.97

Including

104216

86.00

88.00

2.00

6.56

1.729

147.00


DDH 10 – 06 (Trench 4 Area)

Weighted Average

296396 to  409

12.50

40.50

20.00

65.60

0.6145

77.82

Including

296396 to  403

12.50

28.50

16.00

52.48

0.755

86.13

Including

296396 to  401

12.50

24.50

12.00

39.36

0.926

106.12

Including

296399 to  401

18.50

24.50

6.00

19.68

1.474

158.17

Including

296399 to  400

18.50

22.50

4.00

13.12

1.276

216.55



Description

Sample

From

To

m

feet

Au g/t

Ag g/t


DDH 11 – 06 (Trench 4 Area)

Weighted Average

296431 to 40

11.30

31.30

20.00

65.60

0.550

90.70

Including

296436 to 40

21.30

31.30

10.00

32.80

0.095

51.02

Including

296431 to 36

11.30

23.30

12.00

39.36

0.863

123.65

Including

296431 to 35

11.30

21.30

10.00

32.80

1.005

130.38

Including

296431 to 33

11.30

17.30

6.00

19.68

1.410

157.83

Including

296431 to 32

11.30

15.30

4.00

13.12

1.982

211.25

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Zone 2

296447 - 48

43.70

47.50

4.00

13.12

0.173

102.00

 

Including

43.70

45.70

2.00

6.56

0.315

153.00

Zone 3 parallel vein

296455

59.20

61.20

2.00

6.56

10.423

29.30


DDH 15 – 06  Drill core very oxidized

Weighted Average

295526 to 33

82.10

97.00

14.90

44.28

0.322

59.52

Including

295529 to 33

87.00

97.00

10.00

32.80

0.394

82.58

Including

295529 to 31

87.00

93.00

6.00

19.68

0.603

119.90

Including

295529 to 30

87.00

91.00

4.00

13.12

0.827

159.75

Including

295530

89.00

91.00

2.00

6.56

0.934

221.50


DDH 16 – 06  Drill core very oxidized

Weighted Average

295561 to 63

73.50

79.20

5.70

18.70

0.694

83.98

Including

295561 to 62

73.50

77.20

3.70

12.14

0.847

116.29

Including

295561

73.50

75.50

2.00

6.52

0.800

206.30


DDH 20 – 06  150 m north of Mina San Miguel

Weighted Average

295675 to 81

145.30

158.80

13.50

44.28

1.031

97.35

Including

295676 to 80

148.80

158.80

10.00

32.80

1.376

130.52

Including

295676 to 80

148.80

156.80

8.00

26.24

1.662

160.88

Including

295676 to 77

150.80

156.80

6.00

19.68

1.942

194.16

Including

295676 to 80

152.80

156.80

4.00

13.12

2.521

261.25

Including

295678

152.80

154.80

2.00

6.56

3.703

334.50


DDH 21 – 06  Core set up below DDH 20 – 06.  Faulted segment gouge, crushed quartz vein

Weighted Average

295699 - 702

202.00

208.00

6.00

19.68

0.158

33.37

Including

295699 - 700

202.00

206.00

4.00

13.12

0.155

42.60

Including

295699

206.00

208.00

2.00

6.56

0.190

51.00


DDH  18 – 06  Tested Mina San Miguel at depth

Weighted Average

295611 to 15

91.20

101.20

10.00

32.80

0.798

88.36

Including

295611 to 14

91.20

99.20

8.00

26.24

0.959

107.20

Including

295611 to 13

91.20

97.20

6.00

19.68

1.223

140.07

Including

295611 to 12

91.20

95.20

4.00

13.12

1.783

203.20


DDH 19 – 06  Cut the quartz zone below Mina Santa Gertrudis, faulted crushed quartz,

no significant assays.





Description

Sample

From

To

m

Feet

Au g/t

Ag g/t


DDH  19 – 03  Mina San Miguel southeast of DDH 18-06

Weighted Average

182579 to 84

34.00

46.00

12.00

39.36

0.310

74.12

Including

182581 to 84

38.00

46.00

8.00

26.24

0.410

102.88

Including

182581 to 82

38.00

44.00

4.00

19.68

0.500

154.50

Including

18282

40.00

42.00

2.00

6.56

0.670

182.00


DDH 22 – 06  Quartz vein from 96.00 to 103.00 m, faulted, brecciated with minor base metals,

oxidized, no significant value.

Note:  DDH numbering change after Hole DDH 22-06.


DDH 07 – 23   High-grade

Weighted Average

295758 - 60

78.6

82.6

6.00

19.68

1.706

525.73

Including

295758 - 59

78.6

82.6

4.00

13.12

2.438

771.20

Including

295759

80.6

82.6

2.00

6.56

4.35

1,388.40


Major amounts of pyrite varying in colour from black to brass yellow to silvery, occur as disseminations, fracture filling and veinlets.  Amounts range from 1% to 30 %, limonite and hematite. Free gold was observed with pyrite.


DDH 07 – 24 & 25  Results pending.


DDH 07 – 26, 27, 28 & 29  Logged and shipped during the last week of June for assaying.

Alteration assemblages associated with the quartz veins and quartz stock work in the SE segment are epithermal but of the higher temperature variety.  Along the mineralized section alteration of the wall rock is argillic, sericite, secondary feldspar, chlorite – epidote (propylithic) and silica flooding with or without chalcedony and calcite replacement in places.  Faulting, brecciation and micro brecciation is common and extensive.  The rocks are very porous and have abundant open spaces and cavities.

Several drill holes cut ash tuffs with silica flooding showing sulphides as dissemination and veinlets.  At this time, we do not know if there is a change in grade associated with these ash tuffs.

Mr. Ferdinand (Fred) Holcapek, P. Eng., is supervising exploration programs on the Nuevo Milenio Property and is the Company's "Qualified Person" for the purpose of National Instrument 43-101.  Mr. Holcapek is responsible for the technical information contained in this news release.  

For more information, including about Cream and its mineral property interests, please visit Cream’s website – www.creamminerals.com.

Frank A. Lang, BA, MA, P. Eng.

President & CEO


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