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DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOG

Paqe:

Hole No.: 6T-89-26

53H12SW0003 2.13266 NEMEIGUSABINS LAKE

roperty : fS/Twp. : ining Div. : Lain No. :

:id: j-ordinates :

Levation:

?rom To

Im) (m)

Big Trout Lake 53 H/12 Patricia 933660

A 37*305 6+90E

1250.0 m (Incremented by 1000

Length: 11 S. 5 a Horizontal Trace: 85.0 a Vertical Trace: 80.0 m

Core Size: BO Drill Type: JKS-300 Contractor: Langley Drilling

m)

Description

Drill

Depth

Collar 45.4 115.5

Hole Survey Data

Azimuth Dip

235.0 -45.0 -44.0 -41.0

Sample

No. From To BT-Series (K) IB)

Starting Date: Completion Date: Recovery: Purpose:

Date Logged: Logged by: Submitted By:

Length Pt Pd (B) (ppb) (ppb)

July 2S, 1989 July 26, 1989 1001 except where noted Intersection of main PGE zone

July 27-28, 1989 J. R. Walls J. R. Walls

Assays

Au Hi Cu Cr t ppb 'i ( ppm) (ppnJ it)

.00 21.00 OVERBURDENWith granitic and dioritic boulders.

21.00 28.70 PYROXENIT1C PERIDOTITEDark grey hard, serpentinized. Up to 40X fine pyroxene grains.Show cleavage faces on split surfaces. (Pyroxenite??) 90X fineO.S-1 mm well packed dark pyroxene and olivine. Difficult todistinguish olivine grains. Matrix is slightly lighter green andvery fine grained. IX fine disseminated chromite.Moderately to strongly magnetic.Scattered fine hairline carbonate vein at many angles.Scattered fine fractures with magnetite stringers, and tracesulphides mainly 60-80 degrees to CA.As in BT-88-12 41.60-45.80 and 60.60-83.75 (called duniticperidotite).21.00 22.20 Core strongly broken up. Part of bedrock surface!

fracturing. Recovery BOX. Main fracture direction 60degrees to CA.

22.50 22.60 Core broken into fragments by fractures SO degrees toCA.

25.30 Carbonate vein 30 degrees to CA.25.80 28.70 Small veins of ultramafic dyke within foliation and as

randomly distributed patches.25.90 26.00 Fractures 30 degrees to CA with carbonate. 26.00 28.70 Continuously fractured 40 degrees to CA.

27.30 28.70 Strongly foliated 40 degrees to CA. Relict texturesobliterated. Talcose light grey with hematite andcarbonate throughout. Recovery 90X.

I&6S84-S-6066584066585066586

066S87-88066587066588

21.0021.0022.0023.0024.0024.0025.00

24.0022.0023.0024.0026.0025.0026.00

3.0.01.001.001.002.001.001.00

066589-90 26.00 28.70 2.70066589 26.00 27.30 1.30066590 27.30 28.70 1.40


DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOG Hole No.: BT-89-28

From To Description

(m) (m) No. BT-Series

Sample

From (m)

To (m)

Length (n)

Pt (ppb)

Pd (ppb)

Assays

Au (ppb)

Ni Cu Or (ppm) (ppflf t li

28.70

31.30

31.30 ULTRAMAFIC DYKEDark green, very soft. Totally altered to chlorite (and some 066591-92 amphibole). Broken up into fragments. Recovery 70i. 066591 30.00 31.30 Core broken into small fragments. Contact 40 degrees 066S92

to CA. 30.40 30.60 Rusty brown patches of encapsulated fragments of host

rock. 30.90 31.00 Vuggy fractures with weathered out hematite stained

holes. Relict magnetite grains??.

45.60 PYROXENITIC PERIDOTITEAs in 21.0-28.7.Moderately magnetic with trace sulphides. IX disseminated chromite.31.30 33.00 Core broken up by many fractures mainly 60 degrees066593-4-5

with some 30 degrees to CA. Limonite and carbonate on fracture faces. Trace sulphides mainly weathered out.

31.30 31.50 As in 27.3-28.7 textures obscured.

l

34.10 36.20 Many fractures. Core broken up continuously into pieces. Main fracture direction 60-70 degrees to CA with fine carbonate veins. Secondary fracture direction 30 degrees to CA. Scattered vuggy calcite veins.

36.20 Core less broken up though fractured even 0.1 m. l Mainly 70 degrees to CA with limonite a nd carbonate on fracture faces.

38.00 Very gradually more coarser grained. Mainly 1-2 mm. Grains slightly darker in a light green fine grained matrix. l

Moderately to strongly magnetic.44.40 45.60 Progressively more and more altered towards dyke.

Lighter coloured. Bleached appearance, with light hematitiKation throughout. Relict grains light grey and talcose. Loss of magnetism.

45.30 45.60 Strongly amphibolitized.

28.70 31.30 2.6028.70 30.00 1.3030.00 31.30 1.30

66593-4-5

066593

066594066595

166596-7-8066596066597066598

66599-0-1066599

066600066601

166602-3-4066602066603066604

066605-06066605

666606

3131

323334343536

3737

3839404041424343

44

.30

.30

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.40

3432

333437353637

4038

3940434142434544

45

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.60

.40

.60

2

113111

31

11311121

1

.70

.70

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.60

.40

.20

F. 60 47.80 ULTRAMAFIC DYKE Dark groen to 'black very soft crumbly and broken up. Totally 066607-08 IS.60 47.40 1.80



t'age:

Hole No.: 6T-8*-28

From To Description

(m) In) No. BT-Series

altered to fine dark chlorite as fine oriented plates. Similar to 066607 28.7-31.3 non-magnetic. Recovery 90X. 066608

Sample

From (m)

45.60 46. SO

To (m)

46.50 47.40

Assays

Length Pt Pd Au Hi Cu (m) (ppb) ippb) Ippb) tpprn) tppiu

.90

.90

Or it)

Gradually becoming harder with defined. Non-magnetic to very

Upper contact 40 degrees to CA. 47.40 47.80 Lost Core.

47.80 52.10 ULTRAMAFIC (PYROXENITE ?)Strongly altered next to dyke, relict textures becoming more weakly magnetic. 47.80 49.50 Relict textures totally

amphibolitized (as instaining.

48.10 Shear 40 degrees to CA. Dark green talc and chloriteinfilling. Very soft. Trace sulphides.

49.50 52.10 Progressively harder. 70X loosely packed 2-3 mmtalcose relict pyroxenes (?) in a light green finegrained matrix, IX disseminated chromite.

obscured. 45.3-45.6)

Soft, strongly066609-0-l weak hematite 066609

066610

066611

51.00 Fractures with carbonate 20 degrees to CA. 066612-3-4 066612

47.80 51.00 3.2047.80 49.00 1.20

49.00 50.00 1.00

50.00 51.00 1.00

51.0051.00

54.0052.10

3.001.10

52.10 77.00 PYROXENITEGenerally 85X well packed 1-3 mm dark green eerpentinized relict pyroxenes in a slightly lighter fine grained matrix. Classic pyroxenite. Weakly magnetic. Grain size and packing variable. Trace sulphides. As in BT-88-12 83.75-101.0 (called pyroxenitic peridotite). Some zones more coarse grained with up to 70X looselypacked 3-8 mm grains.

Carbonate veins mainly 40 degrees to CA scattered throughout. Trace pyrite along fractures commonly 40-60 degrees to CA. 52.70 52.80 Carbonate filled fractures 20 degrees to CA.

066613 52.10 53.00

52.90 53.30 Long parallel to CA fracture sulphides and fracture faces.

with carbonate and 066614 066615-6-7

06661554.40 Series of fractures 60 degrees to CA. 066616 55.50 Long 10 degrees to CA. Fracture with carbonate. 066617 61.00 Gradually coarser grained and more loosely packed.066618-9-0

Mainly 75X 3-6 mm loosely packed relict pyroxenes. 066618066619

Several fractures and carbonate veins 30 degrees to 066620 CA. Trace pyrite.

59.10 59.30 Carbonate veins and fractures 30 degrees to CA.

545557

302000

58.50

066621-2-3066621066622

62.00 62.30 Core broken up by fractures mainly 40 degrees to CA. 066623Recovery 90X. Some fragments ground.

62.80 62.90 Fractures 60 degrees to CA. Core broken up. Car tionate06662-1-5-6

.90

53.0054.0054.0055.0056.0057 . 0057.0058.0059.00

60.0060.0061.0062.00

63.00

54.0057.0055.0056.0057.0060.0058.0059.0060.00

63.0061.0062.0063.00

66.00

1.003.001.001.001.003.001.001.001.00

3.001.001.001.00

3.00


DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOG Hole No.: &T-S9-28

From To Description

(m) (m)

and limonite on fracture faces.63. SO 63.80 Core broken up by fractures and carbonate veins

degrees to CA. Vuggy calcite veins throughout. 6S.80 6S.90 Fractures with carbonate 30 degrees to CA. 66.00 67.10 Long fracture 10 degrees to CA with pyrite.

No. BT-Series

06662440 06662S

066626

066627-8-9 066627066628066629

69.00 Slightly coarser grained. 75X 3-4 mm loosely packed066630-l-2 pyroxene grains. 066630

69.80 3 cm wide calcite vein with IX sulphides 70 degrees to 066631 CA. 066632

73.80 73.90 3 cm wide vein of ultramafic dyke. Surrounded by a

066633-4-5066633066634

0.1 066635

Sample

From To (m) (m)

63.0064.00 6S.OO

66.00 66.0067.0068.0069.00 69.00 70.00 71.0072.0072.0073.0074.00

64.0065.00 66.00

69.00 67.0068.0069.0072.00 70.00 71.00 72.0075.0073.0074.0075.00

Assays

Length Pt Pd Au Ni Cu Or (m) (ppb) (ppb) (ppb) (ppi*) (ppn/ iti

1.001.00 1.00

3.00 1.001.001.003.00 1.00 1.00 1.003.001.001.001.00

m halo of alteration. Pyroxene grains altered to talc. Takes on 'white egg on black 1 appearance.

74.40 2 cm carbonate vein with IX chalcopyrite.74.40 75.40 Blotchy coarse grained zone. 70X 3-5 mm grains. Trace066636-7-8

77.00

sulphides. First appearance sharp against carbonate vein. Gradually fades out and resumes regular pyroxenitic appearance.

76.00 77.00 Gradual transition. Grain size becomes smaller, packing denser and slightly more altered. 30X of grains show pyroxene cleavage faces on split surface.

83.80 PYROXENITIC PERIDOTITEGenerally 85X 1-2 mm evenly packed relict pyroxene and olivinegrains. 30X of grains show pyroxene cleavage on split surfaceotherwise very difficult with weak alteration to distinguisholivine and pyroxene grains. May simply be an altered pyroxenitewhere most of the pyroxene grains have become talcose, subroundedand indistinct.IX Disseminated chromite.Weakly magnetic.Trace sulphides usually associated with fracturesfractured 20-30 degrees to CA and 60-70 degrees to CAand pyrite on fracture faces.77.00 77.50 Series of fractures 30 degrees to CA.

06663675.00 78.00 3.0075.00 76.00 1.00

066637 76.00 77.00 1.00

CommonlyCarbonate

066638066639-0-1

066639066610066641

066642-3-4066642

77,78,78,7980,81.81,

.00

.00

.00

.00,00.00.00

78817980818382

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.80

.00

13111i.1

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.80

.00

81.60 82.10 Long 20 degrees to CA fractures. Core broken up.



t'age:

Hole No. : 6T-89--28

From To

(m) (m)

Description

No. BT-Series

Sample Assays

From To Length Pt Pd Au Ni Cula) (m) In) (ppb) (ppb) (ppb) ippni) (ppiu i*)

82.00 83.60 Texture gradually becoming more obscured as rock 066643 becomes more altered. 066644

066645-6-7

olivine grains, pyroxene and olivine.

83.80 86.80 ULTRAMAFICStrongly foliated and schistose, 40 degrees to CA obscuring all relict textures. Talcose, with limonite in foliation throughout. Very weakly magnetic. Broken up by fractures parallel to foliation.84.60 Chlorite mud blob-seam, from a shear zone. 84.60 85.00 Lost Core.85.00 85.30 Strongly sheared and totally chloritized. 85.30 85.90 Strongly chloritic.85.90 86.00 Shear zone filled with chloritic mud. 20 degrees to CA. 86.00 86.80 Foliation gradually weakens and relict textures become

more visible. Harder less talcose.

86.80 95.00 ULTRAMAFIC (PERIDOTITE ?)Mottled green-grey talc and serpentine altered peridotite weakly foliated 40 degrees to CA. Relict textures indicate 70X loosely packed 1-2 mm relict pyroxene and Difficult to distinguish between relict Very weakly magnetic.Fractured with carbonate mainly 40 degrees to CA, Trace chromite.Rare trace specks of sulphide.90.40 92.10 Strongly foliated 30-40 degrees to CA. Relict textures

obscured. Soft and talcose with some chlorite. Continually broken along foliation.

90.60 90.80 Strongly fractured parallel to foliation. Recovery 90X.

92.10 93.50 5X disseminated chromite.92.70 Gradually takes on 'white egg on black' appearance.

BOX 1-3 mm relict talcose pyroxene and olivine in afine light green-grey matrix.

93.10 2 cm band, 30 degrees to CA, of 60X disseminatedchromite. Strongly magnetic.

94.00 95.00 Gradually darker and harder with more defined relicttexture.

95.00 115.50 PYROXENITIC PERIDOTITEHard, dark green, BOX 1-2 mm pyroxene and olivine grains. Up to30X of relict grains show pyroxene cleavage on split surface.21 Disseminated chromite.Regualr carbonate veins 30 degrees to CA. Rarely fractuied

82.00 83.00 1.0083.00 83.80 .8083.60 86.80 3.20

066645 83.80 84.60

066647 86.00 86.80

.80

066646 85.00 86.00 1.00

.80

066648-9-0066648066649066650

066651-2-3066651

86.8086.8088.0089.0090.0090.00

90.0088.0089.0090.0093.0091.00

3.201.201.001.003.001.00

066652 91.00 92.00 1.00066653 92.00 93.00 1.00

066654-55 93.00 95.00 2.00066654 93.00 94.00 1.00

066655 94.00 95.00 1.00

066656 95.00 96.30 1.30


DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOG Hole No.: 6T-89-26

From To Description


moderately magnetic.96.30 9S.80 15X disseminated chromite. 066657

066658066659-0-1

066659066660066661

066662-3-4066662066663066664

066665-6-7066665066666

105.70 108.80 Long fracture 20 degrees to CA with carbonate.106.00 108.00 Grains become slightly talcose. 066667

066668-9-0066668

107.20 107.30 Carbonate filled fracture with 0.1 a halo of 066669alteration. 20 degrees to CA. IX sulphides. 066670

066671-2-3066671

110.50 111.50 Texture becomes diffuse. Grain boundaries less 066672

Sample

Prom To (n) (m)

9696989899

100101101102103104104105

106107107108109110110111

.30

.80

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

9698

10199

100101104102103104107105106

107110108109110113111112

.80

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

Assays

Length Pt Pd Au Ni Ou Or (n) (ppb) (ppb) (ppb) (ppn) Ippn; i t, i

l31113111311

13111311

.50

.20

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00visible. Grains and matrix blend together.

111.50 111.90 Relict textures totally obscured foliated 40 degreesto CA with 'gneissic 1 appearance. Chlorite alongfoliation.

111.90 112.20 Ultramafic dyke (and/or sheartotally altered to chloritedegrees to CA with alignmentplates.

112.20 Shear gouge mud seam. 112.20 112.70 Weakly foliated talcose bleached zone. 2X chromite.

zone). Dark green.Soft. Foliated 40of fine chlorite

066673 112.00 113.00 1.00

066674-75 066674

113.00 115.50113.00 114.00

2.501.00

115.50

113.10 113,113.30114.50 114.

END OF HOLE

40 Fractured 60 degrees to CA. Slightly talcose.Stringer of fine pyrite 40 degrees to CA.

60 Long 10 degrees to CA fractures.066675 114.00 115.50 1.50

TAG NUMBERS ACTUAL CORE LENGTHFrom To BETWEEN TAGS (m)21.03 24.08 2.9824.08 27.13 3.1027.13 30.38 2.60

COMMENTS X BROKEN.' AMOUNTS MISSING.40X.20X.90X 70X Recovery.

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DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOG Hole No.: BT-89-28

From To

(m) (m)

30.1836.2739.3242.3745.4248.4651.5154.5657.6160.6663.7066.7569.8072.8575.9078.9481.9985.0488.0991.1494.1897.23100.28103.33106.38109.42112.47

SLUDGEFrom20.0333.22

33.2239.3242.3745.4248.4651.5154.5657.6160.6663.7066.7569.8072.8575.9078.9481.9985.0488.0991.1494.1897.23100.28103.33106.38109.42112.47115.52

SAMPLETo33.2242.37 Pt

2.602.9030.153.032.403.053.103.123.072.953.033.043.043.013.093.022.523.03.083.003.063.093.063.093.023.113.08

:53ppb,

Description Sample Assays

No. From To Length Pt Pd Au Ni Cu Cr BT-Series (m) (m) (m) (ppb) (ppb) (ppb) (ppm) (ppm) [t)

80* 80t Recovery.10*.5V2V50*. 4m lost SOtre.3*.2*.5*.5*.lot.2*.2t.3t.2*.tt.2V20*. 4m Lost.20Vtt.tt.tt.tt.2*.2*.2*.2*.2*.

Pd:97ppb, Au:10ppb,Ni:2095ppm, Cu:337ppm, Cr:.62\

42.3751.5157.6163.7072.85

65.0494.18

^^ 103.33

51.5157.6163.7072.8585.04 Pt

94.18103.33115.52

:51ppb,Ni:700

Pd:103ppb, Au:7pbb,Cu:178 Cr: .49t

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BT-89-28

CLAIM NO.933660

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r**t o 190 eoo T80 1000

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DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOG Hole No. : BT-89-33

Property:NTS/Twp.:Mining Div. :Claim No. :

Grid:Co-ordinates:

Elevation:

From To

(m) (n)

Big Trout Lake53 H/12PatriciaOOOf.dQy O JO*i y

h

21*215; 5*26E

1245.0 m(Incremented by 1000

Length: 295.4 mHorizontal Trace:Vertical Trace:

Core S ize:Drill Type:Contractor:

m)

Description

140.0261.0

BOJKS-300Langley Drilling

Drill Hole Survey Data

Depth Asimuth Dip

Collar 23545.491.1

136.9162.6225.2274.0

No.BT-Series

.0 -64.0" -62.0

-64.0-62.0-62.0-60.0-60.0

Saaple

Froo To(o) (n)

Starting Date:Completion Date:Recovery:r urpose :

Date Logged:Logged by:Submitted By:

Length Pt Pd(n) (ppb) (ppb)

Au.juat 10, 1969August 13. 19891001 except where noted.Deep intersection of main PGE zone.

August 14-16, 1969J. R. WallsJ. R. Walls

Assays

Au Hi Cu Or(ppb) (ppn) (ppBJ 1 1)

.00 12.20 OVERBURDENIncluding dioritic and ultramafic boulders.

12.20 19.00 PYROXENITE (UPPER MARKER)Hard, serpentinized dark green to black. Very sharply definedtexture. 85X dark green-black eerpentinized 1-4 mm relictpyroxene grains in a lighter blue-grey fine grained matrix. Someevidence of layering. Fine grained well packed zones mixed withcoarser grained more loosely packed zones and occasionallybimodal grains size zones. Some areas with increased olivinepyroxenitic peridotite.Bimodal zones consist of 40X 0.5-1.5 mm grains and 6011 2-4 mncoarser grains.Strongly magnetic, trace chromite.Trace sulphides usually associated with carbonate veining.Scattered patches of pyrrhotite infilling matrix around grains.(net textured).12.20 13.00 Altered zone next to bedrock surface. Weakly foliated067290-l-2

067290067291067292

067293-4-5067293

40 degrees to CA. Textures partially obscured.

14.50 14.70 Core lost. Core ends ground. Water return lost.

15.20 Fracture 30 degrees to CA.15.40 Fracture 70 degrees to CA.16.40 Fractures 30 and 70 degrees to CA with carbonate.17.20 Carbonate vein with 2 \ sulphides 40 degrees to CA.17.60 17.70 Matrix packed with fine pyrrhotite.

18.90 19.00 Texture becoming obscured.

067294067295

067296-7-8067296

12.2012.2013.0014.0015.0015.00

16.0017.00

18.0018.00

15.0013.0014.0015.0018.0016.00

17.0018.00

21.0019.00

80.80.00.00.00

1.00

1.001.00

3.001.00



t'age:

Hole No.: BT-B9-3J

From To

(m) (IB)


No. From To Length Pt F'd Au Ni Ou BT-Series lm) (w) (m) ippb) tppo) (ppbj ippix (pptu

19.00 22.00 ULTRAMAFIC (PYROXENITE ?)Talcose greyish and foliated 30 degrees to CA. Relict texturesindicate 85* 1-4 mm talcose, light grey relict pyroxene grains ina dark green fine grained matrix.Moderately foliated 30 degrees to CA.Strongly magnetic. Weakly hematitized. Trace sulphides.19.00 19.30 Gradually more lighter coloured with increasing 067297

foliation. 19.30 19.60 Long 10 degrees to CA carbonate vein with fine 067298

disseminated pyrite. 20.50 20.90 Carbonate vein with sulphides and fractures paralle!067299-0-l

to foliation 30 degrees to CA. 067299 21.40 21.50 Weakly brecciated carbonate and chlorite filled

fractures with 10X pyrite. 21.80 21.90 Irregular vuggy carbonate vein roughly parallel to CA

with chlorite and stringers of sulphides.

22.00 98.00 PYROXENITE (UPPER MARKER)As in 12.2 to 19.0. 067300Strongly magnetic. Zones with net textured pyrrhotite infilling. 067301Matrix between grains becoming more common. 067302-3-4Fractured regularly 40 degrees to CA. 067302Scattered fine magnetite veins and branching stringers.Weak scattered zones of hematite.24.30 Carbonate vein with sulphides 60 degrees to CA.24.40 Magnetite vein with sulphides 30 degrees to CA.24.80 Chlorite vein 30 degrees to CA with strangers of 067303

sulphides. 25.60 26.10 Long irregular magnetite, carbonate and serpentine

vein parallel to CA with stringers of sulphides.

28.50

31.30

34,10

Fractures and carbonate 30 degrees to CA.

067304 067305-6-7

067305067306067307

067308-9-0067308067309

Fracture withdegrees to CA.

31.50 32.40 Grains becoming light greyfoliated 30 degrees to CA.

31,80 Irregular carbonate and chlorite vein with sulphides30 degrees to CA.

32.40 32.70 Long irregular carbonate, chlorite and magnetite vein067311-2-310 degrees to CA with sulphides. 067311

067312Carbonate vein 60 degrees to CA. 067313

chlorite, carbonate and sulphides 30

soft and talcose. Weakly

19.00 20.00

20.00 21.00

22.0023.0024.0024.00

23.0024.0027.0025.00

33.0033.00.34.003 5.00

36.0034.0035.00

1.00

1.00

21.00 24.00 3.0021.00 22.00 1.00

1.001.003.001.00

25.00

26.0027.0027.0028.0029.0030.0030.0031.00

26.00

27.0030 . 0028.0029.0030.0033.0031.0032.00

1.00

1.003.001.001.001.003.001.001.00

067310 32.00 33.00 1.00

3.00 1.00 l .00 l .00



Pacie:

Hole- No. :

From To

(m) (m)

35.30

39.50

41.50

41.90

45.2045.20

46.6047.40

47.80

48.2049.00

50.60

55.00

55.90

57 . 5057.6058.40

59.20

59.30

59.70

60.60

Description

35.70 Fine grained zone. 90X 0.5-2 mm well packed grains.Contacts roughly 40 degrees to CA (Cycle top?).

Carbonate and magnetite vein with sulphides 40 degreesto CA.

42.70 Fine grained zone, 90X well packed 1-2 mm grains.Contacts 60 degrees to CA.Carbonate vein 60 degrees to CA.

Chlorite-magnetite vein 40 degrees to CA.45.90 Irregular, chlorite, magnetite and minor carbonate

vein with scattered sulphides parallel to CA.Chlorite-magnetite veins 40 degrees to CA.

47.60 Chlorite, carbonate and magnetite vein 10 degrees toCA.

48.00 Fractures 30 degrees to CA.

48.40 Carbonate vein 40 degrees to CA,Same as 46.6.

No. BT-Series

067314-5-6067314067315067316

067317-8-9067317067318067319

067320-1-2067320067321067322

067323-4-S067323

067324

067325

067326-7-8067326

067327067328

51,10 Twisted altered carbonate rich zone 30 degrees to CA067329-0-1with twisting stringers of chlorite.

55.90 Fine grained zone consisting of 90X 1-2 mm well packedgrains.Scattered blebs of pyrrhotite. Strongly magnetic.

Fracture and pyrite 30 degrees to CA.58.00 Coarse grained zone. 8 0Jt 2-8 mm grains. Loosely packed.58.60 Long 20 degrees to CA fracture with chlorite and

sulphides .59.40 Foliated 50 degrees to CA grains elongated.

Carbonate vein with stringeis of sulphides parallel tofoliation 50 degrees to CA.

067329067330067331

067332-3-4067332067333

067334067335-6-7

067335

067336067337

59.90 Long 20 degrees to CA fracture with chlorite and06V338-9-0sulphides. 51 disseminated sulphides.

60.80 Irregular chlorite, magnetite and sulphide vein 10067338067339

Sanple

Fi on To (rt) (a)

3636373839394041

42424344454S

46

47

4848

495051515253545455

565757

5859

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Assays

Length Pt Pd Au Ni Cu Cr (m) (ppb) (pf)b) (ppbi (ppai (ppni il)

31113111

311131

1

1

31

113111311

131

11

311

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INTERNATIONAL PLATINUM CORPORATION Page: 1

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOG Hole No.: 67-83-33

From To Description

(m) (m) No. BT-Serie3

degrees to CA. 06734062.90 63.10 Magnetite and carbonate vein 30 degrees to CA with067341-2-3

stringers of sulphides. 067341067342067343

067344-5-6067344

66.30 66.70 Long parallel to CA carbonate filled fracture. 06734S67.80 68.10 Fine grained zone. 90X 0.5-2 mo well packed grains. 06734668.70 75.00 Fine grained zone. 90X well packed 0.5-2 nm grains. 067347-8-9

06734769.30 69.80 Carbonate and magnetite vein parallel to CA. 067348

067349067350-1-2

0673SO067351

73.90 Magnetite and carbonate vein 70 degrees to CA. 06735274.20 74.40 Irregular chlorite, magnetite and carbonate vein 30

degrees to CA.74.90 75.20 Weakly brecciated chlorite, carbonate and magnetite0673S3-4-5

vein 30 degrees to CA. 06735375.20 Magnetite vein 60 degrees to CA.75.60 75.80 Carbonate, chlorite and magnetite veins 60 degrees to 067354

CA. 0673SS77.80 As above. 067356-7-8

06735678.60 As above. 067357

06735880.20 80.40 Carbonate and chlorite veined zone 30 degrees to CA. 067359-0-1

06735981.20 Carbonate and chlorite vein 40 degrees to CA.81.40 81.60 Long 20 degrees to CA chlorite, carbonate and

magnetite veins cross cut by 2 chlorite, carbonateand magnetite veins 60 degrees to CA.

81.60 82.10 Fine grained zone. 06736083.00 98.00 Transition zone. Gradual change from a well defined 067361

pyroxenite to a diffuse more altered and generally067362-3-4finer grained pyroxenitic peridotite. Trace sulphides 067362throughout. 067363

85.40 Chlorite and magnetite veins 30 degrees to CA.86.00 As above. 06736486.30 86.50 Fine grained zone.86.70 86.80 Chlorite, carbonate, and magnetite vein. Heakly067365-6-7

brecciated 30 degrees to CA. 06736587.60 88.10 Fine grained zone.87.70 Carbonate and magnetite vein 70 degrees to CA. 067366

067367B9.10 Carbonate and magnetite vein 70 degrees to CA.

Sample

From ToIB) (D)

62.0063.0063.0064.0065.0066.0066.0067.0068.0069.0069.0070.0071.0072.0072.0073.0074.00

75.0075.00

76.0077.0078.0078.0079.0080.0081.0081.00

62 . 0083.0084.0064.008 S. 00

66 . 00

87 . 0087 . 00

88 . 0089 00

63 . 0066.0064.0065.0066.0069.0067.0068.0069.0072.0070.0071.0072.0075.0073.0074.0075.00

78.0076.00

77.0078.0081.0079.0060.0081.0084 . 0082.00

83.0084.0067.0085.0086.00

87.00

90.0088 . 00

89.00W . Od

Assays

Length Pt Pd Au Hi Cu Or (m) ippbi ippbt ippb) lppi4) (ppn/ (l)

1.003.001.001.001.003.001.001.001.003.001.001.001.003.001.001.001.00

3.001.00

1.001.003,001.001.001.003 . 001.00

1.001.003.001.001.00

1.00

3 . 001.00

1 . 001 . 00



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Hole No.: BT-B9-33

From To Description


Sinple

Froii (m)

To(n)

Length (n)

Pt(ppb)

Pd i ppb )

Assays

Au(ppb;

Ni (ppn)

Cu (ppiu

Cr

69.10 89.20 10X disseminated chromite strongly magnetic. 89.30 Carbonate vein 30 degrees to CA.

90.10 90.50 Carbonate and magnetite veins. Mainly 50 degrees to CA. Bleached appearance with abundant carbonate.

92.40 Vuggy calcite filled fracture with sulphide stringers 50 degrees to CA.

93.00 Carbonate, magnetite and chlorite vein 50 degree CA.

"93.0 Grains altered with rims of outward growing chlorite andamphiboles radiating fine plates. Sparkly halo around grains."94.0 Orientation of very fine crystalline chlorite andamphibolet?) 30 degrees to CA. (Nematoblastic texture).93.90 94.10 Carbonate and chlorite veined zone 40 degrees to CA.

95.4096.00

Carbonate and chlorite veins 40 degrees to CA. As above.

96.20 96.30 Chromitite broken up. CA.

90X well packed chromite grains. Core Recovery 85X contacts sharp 50 degrees to

067368-9-0067368

i 067369067370

i067371-2-3067371

1

1

067372067373

067374-S-6067374

i 06737S

90.0090.0091.0092.00

93.0093.00

94.009.S.OO

96.0096.0097.00

93.0091.0092.0093.00

96.0094.00

95.0096.00

99.0097.0098.00

3.001.001.001.00

3.001.00

1.001.00

3.001.001.00

hard, serpentinized, relict textures 067376 98.00 99.00 1.0098.00 115.00 ULTRAMAFIC (PERIDOTITE ?)

Fine grained, light greenvery difficult to define.Moderately to strongly magnetic.Mainly BO-90% 1-2 mm relict olivine grains. Scattered 2-4 mm sizedgrains.1-2X Disseminated chromite.Commonly fractured 30-50 degrees to CA, with pyrite and carbonateon fracture faces.Trace to IX disseminated sulphides.Abundant carbonate and magnetite veinlets commonly 30-50 degreesto CA. Usually containing pyrite.

Magnetite and carbonate vein 60 degrees to CA.Vuggy calcite veins 40 degrees to CA with magnetiteand sulphides.As above.

98.3098.80

98.90

99, 99.

99.50 Vuggy carbonate vein with pyrite 20 degrees to CA. 100.20 Carbonate veins 40 degrees to CA.

Magnetite and pyrite vein 30 degrees to CA.100.40

103.30 103.80 Weakly foliated and twisted 10-20 degrees to CA.

067377-8-9067377

067378067379

067380-1-2067380067381067382067363

99.0099.00

100.00101.0(1102.00102.00103.00104.00105.00

102.00100.00

101 .00102.00105.00103.001 04 . 00105.00106.00

3.001.00

1.001 . 003 . 001.001.001 .001 . 00



Page:

Hole No.: BT-69-33

From To

(m) (m)

Description Sample

Mo. BT-Series

Fron (m)

Toin)

Assays

Length (m t

Pt (ppb;

E'd

IppD)Au

Ippbf (ppn ;Cu

l ppti;

Textures becoming obscured. Masses of greyish carbonate.106.40 5 cm wide patch roughly 30 degrees to CA of

chromitite. 90X well packed chromite grains.Strongly magnetic.

106.40 106.70 Calcite and carbonate vein with sulphides weaklybrecciated 30 degrees to CA.

106.60 106.90 Talc and calcite vein. 107.10 Calcite vein 60 degrees to CA. 107.30 Irregular 2 cm sized patch of chromite. Strongly

magnetic. Roughly 60 degrees to CA. 108.20 108.40 Chromitite.90X Well packed fine chromite grains contacts 30 degrees to CA. Strongly magnetic, Erossed by small carbonate veins, 108.40 109,80 'White egg on black' appearance. Talcose. 109.00 109,20 Band 2 cm wide of chromite. Averaging SOX

disseminated chromite. Cut by tension fractures. 109.20 109.80 Bands 30 degrees to CA and disseminations of

chromite. Averages 20X chromite throughout. 109.80 Gradually darker green. Foliated 20-30 degrees to

CA. Core broken up. Recovery 95X. 109.80 110.40 Strongly fractured with pyrite and carbonate along

foliation.110.00 110.20 Large pyrite crystals in vuggy carbonate infilling. 110.80 111.00 Core broken into pieces with carbonate.

111,50 l cm wide chromite bands 40-50 degrees to CA.111.60 Talc carbonate vein 60 degrees to CA with pyrite.111.70 As above.111.90 As above.112.00 As above.112.20 As above.112.30 As above.112.70 112.80 Contact 20 degrees to CA between a coarse (up to 10

em) grained zone and a fine grained (1-2 m) zone.Weak foliation 20 degrees to CA.

114.00 115.00 Gradually more light grey and talcose. 114.20 114.50 Textures obscured, soft, talcose with 10X

disseminated chromite.114.50 114.60 Ultramafic dyke vein. Dark green, soft, chloritized.

Intrided through chromite band? 20t disseminatedchromite. Trace pyrrhotite. Strongly magnetic.

114.60 115.00 Talc-carbonate vein 10 degrees to CA. Soft lightijreen. 10X disseminated chromite.

067384 106.00 106.70 .70

067385 106.70 107.50 .80

067386 107.50 108.20 .70

067387 108.20 108.70 .50

067388 108.70 109.30 .60

067389 109.30 109.80 .50

067390 109.80 110.80 1.00

067391 110.80 111.40 .60067392 111.40 112.40 1.00

067393 112.40 113.20 .80067394 113.20 114.10 .90

067395 114.10 115.00 .90

115.00 118.00 ULTRAMAFICTalcose, soft, foliatfd 40 degiee.s to CA elongating and obacunmj Ob7396 11 S.00 11 b.00 1.00



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Hole No. :

From To Description


relict textures. (Pyroxenitic??) 2X disseminated chromite. 067397-8-9 Relict textures indicate BOX 1-2 mm talcose grains. Weak 'White on 067397 black 1 appearance. Moderately magnetic. 067398

Sample

Froa In)

116.00 116.00 117.00

To In)

119.00 117.00 116.00

Assays

Length Pt Pd Au Ni Cu ( m ) (ppb) (ppb) (ppb) t ppnt ) (ppn)

3.00 1.00 1.00

Or it;

Trace to IX disseminated sulphides.

118.00 122.00 ULTRAMAFIC (CHLORITIZED)Strongly chloritized and amphibolitized. Very soft and crumbly.Recovery 90X. Non-magnetic.Altered dyke zone?? Fractured 30 degrees to CA.Abundant fine ground up shear gouge along fractures shear zone.118.00 118.20 Strongly talcose and broken up.118.20 118.40 SX sulphides along foliation.118.40 119.90 Relict 1-3 mm pyroxene grains within a totally067400-l-2

067399 118.00 119.00 1.00

chloritized matrix.119.90 120.30 Totally chloritized and fractured 30 degrees to CA. 120.80 121.10 Coarse grained zone. Irregular patches of 6-8 mm

relict pyroxenes with massive chlorite matrix. 121.00 121.20 Lost Core. 121.20 121.60 Fragmental appearance. 121.60 122.00 Band of chlorite and talc 30 degrees to CA.

067400067401

122.00 127.00 ULTRAMAFIC (PYROXENITE ?)Soft, strongly, talcose, weakly to moderately magnetic (dependingon amount of chromite) some interstitial carbonate. 'White egg onblack' appearance. Slightly obscured by weak foliation 10-30degrees to CA.Mainly 80X 1-4 mm relict strongly talcose pyroxenes?? ('olivine??)in a dark fine grained matrix. May have originally beenperidotitic.2X Disseminated chromite, trace sulphides.122.00 123.00 Light grey, very soft, talcose. Relict textures067403-4-S

totally obscured. Weakly foliated 20-30 degrees to CA. Weakly magnetic.

IX Disseminated chromite.Trace pyrite along fractures parallel to foliation.

067403067404067405

124.60 125 Very soft,

00 Ultramafic dyke.totally altered to chlorite, light green. Broken into

fragments. Recovery 70)1 Contacts 70 degrees to CA. 125.00 Water return lost temporarily. 067406-7-8

067406067407

126.50 127.00 Gradually visible.

harder, dark green. Relict grains more

119.00119.00120.00

122.00120.00121.00

067402 121.20 122.00

122.00122.00123.00124.00

125.00 12S.OO 126.00

125.00 123.00 124.00 12S.OO

126.00126.001 27. 00

3.001.001.00

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3.001.001.001.00

3.001.001.00



Page:

Hole No.: BT-89-33

From To Description


Sanple

Fro*(B)

To In)

Length (r)

Pt (ppb)

Pd i ppb)

Assays

Au tppb)

Hi t ppn)

Cu ( ppn/

C ri tki

127.00

130.00

130.00 PYROXENITEPossibly pyroxenitic peridotite.Hard, dark green, serpentinized. Looks peridotitic where grainsare slightly obscured.Mainly 85)1 well packed 1-3 mn relict pyroxenes. Weakly tomoderately magnetic.IX Disseminated chromite.Continually veined with carbonate mainly as irregular veinletsdefining foliation 40 degrees to CA. Long fractures throughoutparallel to 10 degrees to CA with carbonate and trace sulphides.127.50 Small patch of chloritized ultramafic dyke.

138.70 ULTRAMAFIC (PYROXENITE ?)Soft, talcose. Mainly 80X 1-4 mm talcose, light grey, relictpyroxene grains in a dark fine grained matrix. Weakly foliated067412-3-4elongating grains 40 degrees to CA. 'White egg on blackappearance.14 Disseminated chromite.Trace sulphides on fracture faces. Mainly 30-60 degrees to CA.Moderately to strongly magnetic.132.10 132.20 Carbonate vein 40 degrees to CA.

067408 127.00 128.00 1.00

067409-0-1067409067410

0674111067412-3-4

067412067413

06741406741S-6-7

067415067416067417

067418-9-0067418067419

128.00128.00129.00

130.00131.00131.00132.00

133.00134.00134.00135.00136.00137.00137.00138.00

131.00129.00130.00

131.00134.00132.00133.00

134.00137.00135.00136.00137.00140.00138.00139.00

3.001.001.00

1.003.001.001.00

1.003.001.001.001.003.001.001.00

138.60 138.70 Gradually less more greenish.

talcose and grains become harder and

138.70 145.00 PYROXENITELight green, moderately hard, serpentinized. Mainly BOX 2-4 mm light to dark green serpentinized loosely packed

pyroxene grains. Commonly fractured 30 degrees and 70 degrees to CA with carbonate and sulphides on fracture faces. Trace chromite. 139.10 139.30 Carbonate veins 30 degrees to CA with fine sulphides.067421-2-3

067421067422

141.40 141.90 Core fractured and broken with vuggy calcite veins30 degrees to CA. Recovery 95*.

142.00 142.60 Long 10 degrees to CA fractures with carbonate and 067423 hematite. 067424-^-6

067424

067420 139.00 140.00 1.00

140.140.141.

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142.00143.00143.00

143.00141.00142.00

143.00 146.00 l 4-J. 00

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Page:

Hole No. :

From To Description


Sample

Fro* (B)

To(B)

Length(D)

Pt lf.pt.)

Pd (ppb)

Assays

Au ( p.pb i

Hi l ppm i

Cuif.plD)

Cr ti;

143.60 Calcite vein 40 degrees to CA.144.60 144.80 Fractures with hematite and carbonate 50 degrees to

CA. 145.90 146.00 Fractures 20 degrees to CA. Core broken up.

06742S 144.00 145.00 1.00

145.00 158.00 ULTRAMAFIC {PYROXENITE ?)Soft, talcose gradually changing to BOX 2-4 nn loosely packed. 067426grey, talcose relict pyroxene grains in a fine grained067427-8-9green-black matrix. 'White on black" appearance. Trace chromite.Scattered small zones of pyroxenite as in previous unit.146.80 147.00 Weakly hematitized.147.40 148.30 Hard dark green pyroxenite as in 138.7 to 145.0.147.80 147.90 Long carbonate fracture 20 degrees to CA.148.70 Fractures 30 degrees to CA.

150.60 151.90 Foliation and fracturing parallel to CA.

152.20 152.90 Abundant carbonate veins mainly 30-40 degrees to CA.152.30 153.80 Pyroxenite. Hark, dark green well defined grains.153.80 158.00 Foliated 20-40 degrees to CA. Grains elongated.

067427

067428

067429067430-1-2

067430067431067432

067433-4-5067433

06743406743S

Fractured along foliation. Fine pyrite along067436-7-8

158.00

fracture faces.

178.50 PYROXENITE PERIDOTITEHard dark green, serpentinized (pyroxenite??) Moderately magnetic.Grains and matrix tend to blend together. Generally more greenishtypical of peridotites. Less than 50)( identifiable pyroxenes.Mainly 8SX 2-4 mm olivine and pyroxene grains.Abundant carbonate veining 30-40 degrees to CA throughout.IX Disseminated chromite.Fine pyrite on fracture faces and with carbonate veining.157.10 157.20 Carbonate vein with scattered blebs of chalcopyrite

30 degrees to CA.161.00 161.60 Long parallel to CA carbonate filled fracture.

067436067437067438

067439-0-1067439067440067441

067442-3-4067442067443067444

163.10 163.30 Ultramafic dyke. Soft totally altered to f ine06744S-6-7

ftchlorite, non-magnetio. Contacts 30 degrees to CA.

164.30 164.70 Coarse calcite vein. Upper contact 30 degrees to CA.Lower contact 20 degrees to CA.

166.00 167.00 Very weakly developed 'Upper Marker Like'

06744S067446

067447

145146146

147

148149149150151152152

153154155155156157

158158159160

161161162163164164165

166

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146149147

148

14915215015115215S153

154155158156157158

161159160161

164162163164167165166

167

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131

1

1311131

113111

3111

3111311

1

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Hole No.: 67-69-33

From To

(m) (m)

166

167

.50

.40Totally

167 .70

Description

appearance. Dark 2-5 mn cumulate grains in a lightgreen matrix.Carbonate vein 30 degrees to CA.

Ultramafic Dyke.

No. BT-Series

067448-9-0067448

Sample

Froa To tm) (m)

167167

.00

.00170168

.00

.00

Assays

Length Pt Pd Au Ni Cu Cr (m) ippbi (ppb) (ppb; ippnu f ppn/ (i.-

31.00.00

altered to fine chlorite. Contacts 40 degrees to CA.Fractured167

168

169169170

171

171

176177

.70

.20

.30

.70

.00

.00

.70

.50

.50

167

168

169170170

171

176178

and.90

.80

.40

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.60

.70

.80

.50

broken 30 degrees to CA. Recovery 9SX.Fractured and broken by carbonate veins 30 degreesto CA.Continually fractured and broken up 30 degrees toCA. Recovery 90X.Carbonate vein 40 degrees to CA.Core broken up by many fractures 30 degrees to CA.

067449

067450

Long 10 degrees to CA weakly brecciated carbonate0674Sl-2-3vein.Foliated and fractured zone. Core broken up 30degrees to CA.Carbonate vein with sulphides 50 degrees to CA.

Long 10 degrees to CA carbonate filled fractures.Gradually increasing alteration. Grains becoming

067451067452

067453067454-5-6

067454067455067456

067457-8-9067457067458067459

168

169

170170171

172173173174175176176177178

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.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

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169

170

173171172

173176174175176179177178179

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1

1

311

131113111

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178.50 185.00 ULTRAMAFIC (PYROXENITE ?)Classic 'White egg on black' appearance. Talcose, soft, mainly 85X

evenly packed 2-4 mm talcose relict (pyroxene?) grains in a dark green black fine grained matrix. Scattered carbonate veins 30-40 degrees to CA. 2X Disseminated fine magnetite. IX Disseminated chromite. Moderately to strongly magnetic. Trace disseminated sulphides.178.70 179.00 Fractured and foliated with carbonate 30 degrees to067460-l-2

CA. 067460067461067462

181.30 182.70 I K d isseminated pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite. 182.00 IBS.00 Moderately foliated 40 degrees to CA. 067463-4-5

067463067464

184.00 Carbonate vein 30 degrees to CA. 067465

179.00179.00180.00181.00

182.00182.00183.00184.00

182.00180.00181.00182.00

185.00163.00184.00185.00

3.001.001.001.00

3 . 001.001.001 . 00



Paae: 11

Hole No.: BT-8&-33

From To Description

(m) (m) No.BT-Series

San

From(m)

.pie

To(m)

LengthID!)

Pt

(ppb)

Pd(ppb)

As

Au(ppb)

says

Ni( f.pm )

Cut ppm i

Cr': *'

185.00 193.50 ULTRAMAFIC Strongly

TALC SCHISTfoliated 40-50 degrees

textures. Strongly talcose. Soft, crumbly, light grey with magnetic. Trace chromite,

trace sulphides.80 Foliation crenulated

6 cm solid talc band

to CA obscuring all

black and

Rare188.30188.80

188.

191.20 192.20 Foliation foliation.

green bands. Weakly

parallel to CA. 70 degrees to CA.

20-30 degrees to CA. Fractured Moderately chloritized.

193.50

198.80

198.80 ULTRAMAFIC (PYROXENITE ?)'White egg on black' appearance. Talcose. As in 178.5-185.0.Moderately magnetic.Weakly foliated 30-40 degrees to CA.Grains elongated parallel to foliation.Some variation in grain size and packing.1)1 Disseminated chromite.198.70 198.80 Grains becoming darker green and less talcose.

237.00 PYROXENITEHard, dark green, serpentinized (possibly pyroxenitic peridotite).

Generally 85X well packed dark green 2-4 mm relict serpentinized067481-2-3 pyroxene grains (rarely up to 6 mn). Grains and matrix tend to blend together.Scattered carbonate veins 40-50 degrees to CA. IX Disseminated chromite. Rare trace sulphides. 202.80 Carbonate vein 40 degrees to CA.

209.00 209.30 Carbonate veins 40-50 degrees to CA.

209.70 209.80 Talc-carbonate fracture SO degrees to CA talcose alteration halo.

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akly 067467067468

067469-0-1067469067470067471

067472-3-4067472

long 067473067474

06747S-6-7067475067476067477

067478-9-0067478067479

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067482067483

067484-5-6067484067485067486

067487-8-9067487067488067489

067490-1-2067490

with 067491067492

067493-4-5067493

185.00185.00166.00187.00188.00188.00189.00190.00191.00191.00192.00193.00

194.00194.00195.00196.00197.00197.00198.00

199.00200.00200.00201 . 00202.00

203.00203.00204.00205.00206.00206.00207.00208,00209.00209 . 00210.00211.00212. OCi212.00

188.00186.00187.00188.00191.00189.00190.00191.00194.00192.00193.00194.00

197.00195.00196.00197.00200.00198.00199.00

200.00203.00201.00202 . 00203.00

206.00204.00205.00206.00209.00207 . 00208.00209.00212.00210.00211 .00212.0021S.OO213.00

3.001.001.001.003.001.001.001.003.001.001.001.00

3.001.001.001.003.001.001.00

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3.001.001.001.003.001.001.001.003.001.001.001.003 . 001 . 00



Pacie: 1

Hole No. : t.T-89- Ji

From To

(m) (m)

Description

No. BT-Series

067494067495

067496-7-8

215.90216.00

22.0.90

221.40

223.00

226.20

226.80

227.50229.00

229.10

230.60230.90

231.80

231.90232.00

234.70

235.10236.00236.80

Carbonate vein 30 degrees to CA.216.20 Long 20 degrees to CA fracture with talc, carbonate

in asbestos form along fracture faces.

221.90 Develops 'white on black' talcose appearance. 2-comnloosely packed talcose grains in a dark finegrained matrix. Weakly to strongly foliated 30-40degrees to CA.

221.50 Carbonate veins parallel to foliation 40 degrees toCA with IX pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite.

228.00 Fine IX disseminated sulphides mainly pyrrhotite andchalcopyrite.

Carbonate vein 40 degrees to CA with stringers ofsulphides. Grains next to vein show concentricrings of alteration.Carbonate vein SO degrees to CA.

Carbonate vein, weakly brecciated 30 degrees to CA.Rare trace specks of sulphides mainly 2Xdisseminated chromite.

229.40 Several 1 cm-2 cm sized patches of chromite.Strongly magnetic.3 cm sized patch of chromite. Strongly magnetic.Two 2 cm sized chromite patches strongly magnetic.

231.90 Chromitite. 80X well packed chromite grains.Strongly magnetic. Trending 40 degrees to CA.

232.00 30X dissemianted net textured chromite.Generally 3X disseminated chromite throughout.

Carbonate vein with sulphides 50 degrees to CA.

SX disseminated sulphides, mainly pyrrhotite.237.00 Abundant carbonate veins 30-40 degrees to CA.237.10 Gradational change. Grains [incoming gradually more

067496

067497067498

067499-006749906750021601

21602-3-421602

21603

2160421605-6-7

216052160621607

21608-9216082160921610

2161121612

2161321614

21615-6-7216152161621617

21618-9-021618

21619

Sanple

From To(B) (m)

213214215215

216217218218219220221221

222

223224224225226

227227228229

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231231

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Length Pt Pd Au Mi Cu Cr (m) (ppb) (ppb) (ppb) (ppa) ippioi ii)

1131

11211131

1

13111

2111

311131

1

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talcose.



Page: l j

Hole No.: 6T-S9-3J

From To

(m) (m)

Description

No. BT-Series

Sanple

Froa (B)

To ir)

Assays

Length Pt (m) (ppb)

Pdi ppb)

Au (ppb/

tiitppti)

Cu (ppi).'

237.00 253.00 ULTRAMAFIC (PYROXENITE ?) Similar to 178.5 to 185.0.Soft, talcose, "White egg on black" appearance.Mainly 80X 2-4 am relict talcose pyroxenes in a fine grained black matrix.Moderately to strongly magnetic. 1-2X disseminated chromite. Rare trace sulphides.Weak foliated 20 degrees parallel to CA.Scattered carbonate veins mainly 10 degrees to CA with minor sulphides.237.20 238.30 Coarse grains (2-10 am) zone foliated parallel to CA

elongating relict grains. Mixture of dark

21620 237.00 238.00 1.00

)and talcose

238.00

serpentinized patches (grains??relict pyroxenes.Carbonate vein 30 degrees to CA with fine stringersof sulphides and blebs of magnetite.

242.80 243.80 Long 10 degrees to CA carbonate vein with fine sulphides and scattered blebs of magnetite.

246.50 253.00 Moderately foliated 20-30 degrees to CA.

21621-2-3216212162221623

21624-S-6216242162521626

21627-8-9216272162821629

21630-1-2216302163121632

21633-4-S216332163421635

238.00238.00239.00240.00241.00241.00242.00243.00244.00244.0024S.OO246.00247.00247.00248.00249.00250.00250.00251.00252.00

241.00239.00240.00241.00244.00242.00243.00244.00247.00245.00246.00247.00250.00248.00249.00250.00253.00251.00252.00253.00

3.001.001.001.003.001.001.001.003.001.001.001.003 . 001.001.001.003.001.001.001.00

253.00 256.00 ULTRAMAFIC WITH CHROMITEUltramafic probably pyroxenitic as in previous unit. Varying amounts of chromite throughout. Relict textures obscured by increased foliation. Foliation parallel to CA to 30 degrees to CA. Trace specks of sulphides usually associated with carbonate veins. 253.00 254.80 Foliated 10 degrees to parallel to CA. Scattered l

cm wide carbonate veins with trace sulphides parallel to foliation. Averages 20)1 disseminated chromite. Moderately magnetic.

254.80 255.00 Chromitite. 90X well packed 0.5 mm chromite grains.

216362163721638

253.00253.60254.20

253.60254.20254.80

21639 254.80 255.30

.60

.60

.60

.50



14

Hole No. : BT-69-33

From To Description

(m) (m) No.BT-Series

Sai

From(m)

nple

To(n)

Length(ID)

Pt(ppb)

Pd(ppb)

As

Aul ppb )

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Cu(ppi);

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Moderately to strongly magnetic. 255.00 255.10 Carbonate veins 50 degrees to CA with IX

disseminated sulphides. 10X chromite around veins. 255.10 255.30 Lighter green, soft, averaging 30X disseminated

chromite. Foliated 40 degrees to CA. 255.30 256.00 Core broken along foliation 30-40 degrees to CA.

Very soft talcose with 10X disseminated chromite.

256.00 277.80 ULTRAMAFIC (PYROXENITE ?) 'Black on white" style 178.5-185.0.Grains obscured and elongated by varying amounts of disseminated chromite.Moderately magnetic.256.00 257,70 Averages 10X disseminated

40 degrees to CA.

talcose altered pyroxenite similar to

foliation 30 degrees to CA chromite 1-lOX disseminated

chromite weakly oriented

257.10 257.20 Fracture 50 degrees to CA. Core ground to smallpieces recovery 90X.

257.70 4 cm x 6 cm patch of chromitite. 257.70 260.40 2X disseminated chromite.

260.40 Carbonate vein 30 degrees to CA.Generally rock becomes less foliated with talcose'white egg onblack" texture. Becoming more sharply defined.260.40 Generally up to SX disseminated chromite throughout.260.80 260.90 Band of 20X disseminated chromite 30 degrees to CA.261.70 Carbonate vein 30 degrees to CA with trace sulphides.

264.30 264.50 Talc-carbonate veins 20 degrees to CA.

265.10 265.80 Carbonate veins 10-30 degrees to CA. Broken anddisrupted.

267.30 3 cm wide band of chromite 30 degrees to CA.

268.10 4 CID talc band 30 degrees to CA. 268.60 Core ground and broken. Recovery 90X. 268.70 268.80 2 cm chromitite band 20 degrees to CA.

21640 255.30 256.00 .70

216412164221643

21644216452164621647

2164821649-0-1

216492165021651

21652-3-4216522165321654

21655-6-721655

2165621657

21658-9-021658216S9

256256257

257258259260

261262262263264265265266267268268

269270271271272

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256259260261

262265263264265268266267268271269

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DIAMOND DRILL KOLK LOG

1 5

Hole No. : 8T-S9-33

From To

(m) (m)


No. From To Length Pt Pd Au Ni CuBT-Series tm) In) (n) (ppb) (ppb) (ppb) (ppm) (ppm(

277.80

279.00

273.10 273.20 Carbonate vein 20 degrees to CA with trace sulphides.

274.20 274,50 Long 10 degrees to CA carbonate vein. 274.70 274.80 Irregular chromite zone 20 degrees to CA. Averages

SO* disseminated chromite.

279.00 ULTRAMAFIC WITH CHROMITE As in 253.0 to 256.0. 277.BO 278.10 Chromitite 90* well packed chromite grains. Contacts

30 degrees to CA. Moderately magnetic.277.90 Talc-carbonate veins 30 degrees to CA. 278.10 278.50 Averages 2551 disseminated chromite. Moderately

magnetic. 278.50 279.00 SX disseminated chromite. Trace sulphides associated

with carbonate veining mainly 10-30 degrees to CA.

282.10 ULTRAMAFICLight green, soft, schistose. Relict textures obliterated by strong foliation 30 degrees to CA. Varying amounts of chromite. Weakly magnetic. Strongly altered to talc, chlorite, and

carbonate veins within foliation.

21660 21661-2-3

21661

21662 21663 21664

273 274 274

275 276 277

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274 277 275

276 277 277

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1 1

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magnetic, amphibole. Scattered279.00 280.80 Strongly talcose. 21! disseminated chromite.

degrees to CA and continually foliation. Recovery 90X. SX

282.90

280.80 281.90 Strongly foliated 30 broken along disseminated chromite.

281.90 282.90 Light green, strongly chloritized and amphibolitized. Less talcose. Averaging 25X disseminated chromite. Weakly magnetic. Foliated 30 degrees to CA with a schistose texture.

285.50 TRANSITION ZONEContact roughly 30 degrees to CA. Hard, dark green-grey to whitemottled appearance. Contains 50X ultramafic material stronglyaltered and chloritized mixed with 50X gabbro.Overall 40X plagioclase.Very weak relict foliation 30 degrees to CA,Masses and disseminations of sulphides (mainly pyrrhotite withminor chalcopyrite). Averages 5X sulphides throughout.282.90 283.30 1-X pyrrhotite, 2X chalcopyrite. Strongly magnetic.

21665 277.80 278.50

21666 278.50 279.00

21667 279.00 280.0021668 280.00 281.0021669 281.00 281.90

21670 281.90 282.40

21671 282.40 282.90

21672 282.90 283.SO21673 283.50 281.5021674 284.50 285.50

.70

.50

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.50

.50

.60 1.001.00



Page: 16

Hole No.: 6T-69-33

From To

(m) (m)

Description Saaple Assays

No. Fro* To Length Pt Pd Au Hi Cu OrBT-Seriea in) (a) (a) Ippb/ tppb) Ippb; Ippm) (ppn; it)

285.50 295.40 GABBROHard, light grey-green mottled appearance.Mainly 70X 2-5 am plagioclase crystals with a chloritized and amphibolitized matrix.Irregularly distributed blebs and masses of sulphides. Averages 3X pyrrhotite and IX chalcopyrite. Only magnetic around pyrrhotite,

285.50 285.80 20X pyrrhotite, 2X chalcopyrite in irregular masses.

295.40

292.30 292.90 Solid quartz vein. Opaque greyish quartz with SX blebs of pyrrhotite and 2X chalcopyrite. Contacts 20 degrees to CA.

292.60 292.90 Milky plagioclase vein 20 degrees to CA crosscutting quartz vein. 5X pyrrhotite and 2X chalcopyrite

throughout.

END OF HOLE

21675216762167721678

21679-021679216802168121682

285.50286.00287.00288.00289.00289.00290.00291.00292.30

286.00287.00288.00289.00291.00290.00291.00292.30292.90

.501.001.001.002.001.001.001.30.60

21683 292.90 294.00 1.1021684 294.00 295.40 1.40

TAG NUMBERSFrom12.2014.9417.9821.0324.0827.1330.1833.2236.2739.3242.3745.4248.4651.5154.5657.6160.6663.70

To14.9417.9821.0324.0827.1330.1833.2236.2739.3242.3745.4248.4651.5154.5657.6160.6663.7066.75

ACTUAL CORE LENGTHBETWEEN TAGS (m)2.623.063.073.053.103.063.083.133.083.103.053.053.043.003.103.143.053.09

COMMENTS X BROKEN.* AMOUNTS MISSING.5X.2X.2X.IX.3X.2X.2X.IX.SX.2X.2X.5X.2X.5X.SX.SX.3X.3X.

INTERNATIONAL PLATINUM CORPORATION Page: l i

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOG Hole No.: bT-iiy-33

From To

(m) (m)

66.7569.8072.8575.9078.9481.9985.0488.0991.1494.1897.23100.28103.33106.38109.42112.47115.52118.57121.62124.66127.71130.76133.81136.86139.90142.95146.00149.05152.10155.14158.19161.24164.29167.34170.38173.43176.48179.53182.58185.62188.67191.72194.77

* 197. 82200.86203.91206.96210.01

69.8072.8575.9078.9481.9985.0488.0991.1494.1897.23100.28103.33106.38109.42112.47115.52118.57121.62124.66127.71130.76133.81136.86139.90142.95146.00149.05152.10155.14158.14161.24164.29167.34170.38173.43176.48179.53182.58185.62188.67191.72194.77197.82200.86203.91206.96210.01213.06

3.103.093.093.083.073.063.103.073.053.033.063.073.053.063.093.073.002.963.003.083.093.093.103.063.062.923.083.033.103.153.153.153.153.003.093.073.023.093.053.073.003.003.083.043.053.033.083.08

Description Sasple Assays

No. From To Length Pt E'd Au Hi Cu Or BT-Series (B) (B) (m) (ppb) (ppb) (ppb; (ppni) (pprc/ in.-

3X.2X.3X.SX.2X.2X.IX.IX.2X.5X.5X.SX.5X.5X.10X.5X.SX.30X,.2n Lost.20X.10X.5X.3X.3X.5X.10X.20X.5X.10X.SX.10X.10X.10X.15X.40X.10X.SX.2X.2X.2X.SX.SX.2X.2X.21.IX.IX.IX.It.

INTERNATIONA!, PLATINUM CORPORATION


Page: 18

Hole No.: BT-89-33

From To

(m) (m)

213.06216.10219.15222.20225.25228.30231.34234.39237.44240.49243.54246.58249.63252.68255.73258.78261.82264.87267.92270.97274.02277.06280.11283.16286.21289.26292.30SLUDGE

216.10219.15222.20225.25228.30231.34234.39237.44240.49243.54246.58249.63252.68255.73258.78261.82264.87267.92270.97274.02277.06280.11283.16286.21289.26292.30295.35

SAMPLES

Description

3.053.013.133.013.083.103.053.103.053.103.052.092.983.053.073.033.073.023.003.033.023.033.003.093.153.043.03

Sample Assays

No. From To Length Pt Pd Au Hi Cu Gr BT-Series (m) (m) (m) (ppb) (ppb) (ppb) (ppm) (ppm) (t)

it.IV3%.2V2V2*.2V2V2VIV2V2*.tt.10V10Vit.It.it.2V2%.5V5%.lOV5*.It.It.It.

From To78.9488.0997.23106.38

88.0997.28106.38115.52 Pt:53ppb, Pd:127ppb Au:9ppb,

Ni:1580ppm, Cu:330ppm, Cr:l.115.52124.00176.48i85.62203.91213.06225.25237.44

124.66176.48185.62203.91213.06225.25237.44249.63

12t

249.63 258.78 Pt:25ppb, Pd:46ppb, Au:4ppbNi:732ppm, Cu:180ppm Cr:1.89t

258.78 264.87 264.87 267.92 267.92 270.97



Page: 19

Hole No.: BT-89-33

From To

(m) (m)


No. From To Length Pt Pd Au Ni CuBT-Series (m) (m) (m) (ppb) (ppb) (ppb) (ppm) (ppm)

Cr

274.02 280.11280.11 283.16283.16 289.26289.26 292.30

Northern Develfjp/n and Mines

Oi

DOCUMt k/9003

Report of Work 53Hi2swoea3 2.13266 NEMEIGUSABINS LAKE 900

t M ini tiuj Act (Expenditures, Subsection 77(19)) 2 Ijs// (#

Type of Work Performed

Assaying J tcYtbrJ 1 1- f 7Recorded Holder

International Platinum Corporation

pining Division

'atricia l Beardy Creek Area G /i^f

2. 1326^-AddressSuite 2304, SunLife Tower, Box 30, !50 King St. West, Toronto, M5H109

Work Performed By

Bondar Clegg and CompanyName and Address of Author (of Submission)

5420 Canotek Rd., Ottawa

Ltd.

Prospector's Licence No.T 989

Telephone No.(416)593-8706

, Ontario, K1J 8X5

All the work was performed on Mining Claim(s): Indicate no. of days performed on each claim. "See Note No. 1 on reverse side

Mining Claim

Mining Claim

No. of Days

No. of Days

Mining Claim

Mining Claim

No. of Days

No. of Days

InstructionsTotal days credits may be distributed at claim holder's choice. Enter number of days credits per claim in the expenditure days credit column (below).

Mining Claim No of Days

Mining Claim No. ol Days

Mining Claim No. of Days

Ca

Mining Claim No. o

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Mining Claim No. of

dilation of Expenditure Days Credits

Total Expenditures

* 4787.97 -r 15

Date When Work

FT7: os 8Day j Mo, j Yr

Days Mining Claim

.fo9Days Mining Claim

Days Mining Claim

Total Days Credits

319^ '.i

No. Of Days Mining

No. of Days Mining

No. of Days Mining

was Performed

9 T020 09 89Day | Mo. | Yr.

Claim No. of Days

Claim No. of Days

Claim No. of Days

Total Number of Mining Claims Covered by this Report of Work

r* -r5|Mining Claims (List in numerical sequence). H space is insufficient, attach schedules with required information

Certification of Beneficial Interest 'See Note No. 2 on reverse sidel hereby certify that, at the time trie work was performed, the claims covered in this report of work were recorded in the current recorded holder's name or held under a beneficial interest by the current recorded holder.

Date

April 23, 1990Recorded Holder or Agent (Signature)

Certification Verifying Report of Work

l hereby certify that l have a personal and intimate knowledge ol the lads, sot forth in the Report of Work annexed hereto, having performed the work or witnessed same

during and/or after its completion and the annexed report is true.

Name and Address of Person Certifying

.eeie ttj J\

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At April 23, 1990

Dear Si r/Madam

Please find enclosed the technical backup for the Report of Work submitted April 23, 1990 (a copy of which is enclosed) covering assaying from diamond drill core. These assays are from drill holes BT-89-28 and BT-89-33 which were submitted for assessment credit April 18, 1990. A location map was submitted along with the drill logs. Since the drill logs which were submitted did not contain sample numbers I am enclosing copies of the drill logs with sample numbers.

Sincerely

{Mrs.)Catherine Beckett Administrative Geologist

RECEIVEDAPR 3 O 1990

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Date i 20-SEP-89

Report No: 089-53299.0 Project i BIG TROUT Reference:

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SUBMITTED BY: J. A. WALLS DATE PRINTED: 20-SEP-89

T EXTRACTION METHOD

AQUA REG1A FireAssay/OC Plasna AQUA REGIA FireAssay/DC Plasma

AQUA REGIA FireAssay/DC Plasua HCL-HN03, (3:1) Atonic Absorption HCL-HN03, (3:1) Atonic Absorption

X-Ray Fluorescence

NUMBER SAMPLE PREPARATIONS NUMBER

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PROJECT: BIG TROUT PAGE 2

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1 mmML ————————mm S AMPLE ELEMENT

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STANDARD HAKE

ELEKEHl UNITS

Pt PP8

Pd PP6

Au PP8

Ni PPM

Cu PPH

Cr PPM

BCC HIGH XRF STO31663177308630253060

311231293138

Nunber of Analyses Hean Value Standard Deviation Lowest Value honest Value

83111.6

52.1930253177

BCC CHEK1CAL BUNK

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Number of Analyses 5 5 5 A 1

Hean Value 2.5 0.5 0.5 1.0 0.5

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"l

STANDARD NAHE

ELEMENT UNITS

Pt PPB

Pd PP8

Au PP8

Ni PPM

Cu PPH

Cr PPK

Number of Analyses Hean Value Standard Deviation Lowest Value Highest Value

411.51.00

1012

4175.51.00

175177

l 156.0

156156

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96 102

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758808

520515540553

Nunber of Analyses Hean Value Standard Deviation Lowest Value Highest Value

2572.56.36

568577

2783.0J5.36

758608

4532.017.68

515553

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STANDARD KAME

ELEMENT UNITS

Pt PP8

Pd PPB

Au PP8

Hi PPH

Cu PPH

Cr PPM

6CC Au, Pt, Pd STO 11-2 118

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