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Report on

Sampling Program

Diamond Drill Core

Larder Lake Area

by

R.A. MacGregor, P. Eng.

July 20, 1998

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INDEX

Summary Introduction

Method Results

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Appendix I Appendix n

Appendix HI Appendix IV

Sample Descriptions Assay Results Location Plans Daily Log of Work Hours

SUMMARY

Drill core samples in the Larder Lake Area were sampled for gold, base metals and a number of other elements by INA, ICP, and fire assay.

The purpose was to check for mineralization which might have been misssed in previous work and to provide a lithogeochemical data base for the area. A number of interesting anomalies have been noted both for gold and base metals.

It is proposed to continue sampling the core with the object of completely sampling all holes which gave anomalous values, or represent a significant geological

cross-section.

INTRODUCTION

During 1997 and 1998 drill core from previously drilled diamond drill holes were re-sampled. The cores sampled were from holes drilled from 1981 to the present. The

drill holes had been sporadically sampled at the time of original drilling usually for gold only or in some cases for base metals but not gold. Re-assaying of previous samples for other elements and additional assaying seemed warranted to give further information on rock geochemistry and potential economic elements.

METHOD

Drill logs from previous logging of the cores were reviewed. Mention of potentially economic minerals and cores adjacent to interesting assays not previously assayed were noted. Using the prepared list, and modifying the list after a visual inspection of the core, either split, or whole core was placed in plastic bags, tagged and sent to a commercial lab for preparation and analysis by INA or ICP. A brief description was made for each sample as it was taken.

Pulps and rejects were retrieved from the lab and have been stored. Pulps are stored in 40 dram plastic vials, which in turn are stored in wooden boxes constructed to hold 91 vials each. Rejects were screened on a 6 mesh stainless steel screen. The +6 mesh portion was washed to remove fines and dust, dried and stored in 14 dram plastic

vials. These vials are in turn stored in wooden boxes constructed to hold 153 vials each.

Storage of pulps will allow further analysis, either to check previous analysis, or to analyse for other elements. Storage of+6 mesh rejects will allow mineralogical study,

should the drill cores become lost or destroyed.

RESULTS

Sample descriptions are listed in Appendix I with analytical results in Appendix II. Anomalous gold values are indicated in a number of samples. As well there are anomalous values in Cu, Ni, Mo, As and Co which will be followed up in further sampling. Anomalous results are as follows :

Drill Hole MT88 - 12 133 - 1351430 ppb Au, previously analysis of 0.035 oz./T Au. Check on previous assay.

Drill Hole MT88 -11 130 - 138.5696 ppb Au, analysis of core length containing 6 previous samples giving fromtrace to 0.08 oz/T Au.

Drill Hole MT88 -11 185 - 185.77250 ppb Au, previous analysis of 0.14 oz/T Au. Check on previous assay.

Drill Hole MT88 -3 418-422

2200 ppm Ni 110 ppm Co in sample not previoulsy analysed.

Drill Hole MT88 -3 322 - 325.840 ppm Mo, 11 ppm W anomalous Mo and W in a felsic intrusive not previously

analysed.

Drill Hole MT88 -12 125.7 -127.2329 ppb Au, previous analysis of 0.015 oz/T Au. Check on previous assay.

Drill Hole MT88 -3 301 - 305150 ppm Mo, anomalous Mo in sample previously analysed for Au only.

Drill Hole MT88 - 3 317-321428 ppb Au, 38 Mo, 10 W anomalous Au, Mo and W in a felsic intrusive not

previously analysed.

Drill Hole SC87 -5 603 - 609.547 ppm Mo, 164 ppb Au in a chloritic siltstone, previously analysed for Au only(0.007 oz/T Au)

Drill Hole LT -l 340 - 340.921 ppm Mo, 446 ppm Cu, 543 ppm Ni, 106 ppm As and n.61% Fe in a narrowsulphide band in Tuff previously analysed only for Au, Ag andCu.

Drill Hole LT- l 355.4-356311 ppm Zn, 551 ppm Ni, 230 ppm As and 25.5l07o Fe in a narrow zone of

framboidal pyrite previously analysed only for Au and Ag.

Drill Hole 93 - 04 26.7m - 28.2m1488 ppm Cu, 720 ppm Ni in a pyritized mafic volcaniclastic previously analysed

for Au only.

Drill Hole 93 - 04 28.2m - 29.7m1217 ppm Cu, 591 ppm Ni in a pyritized mafic volcaniclastic previously analysed

for Au only.

Drill Hole 93-07 61.9m - 63.4m349 ppm Cu in a mafic volcaniclastic with a little pyrite previously analysed forAu only.

Drill Hole M- 11 299-300

2447 ppm Cu, 191 ppm Co, 36 ppm As and H.09% Fe in a dark lapilli tuff with

50/0 pyrite not previously analysed.

Drill Hole SNI-2 21.29m-21.78m1619 ppm Ni, 17 ppm As, 70 ppm B in an ultramafic intrusive previously analysed

for Au only.

Drill Hole SNI - 7 17.22m - 18.2m 31 ppm As, in a metagreywacke previously analysed for Au only.

Drill Hole SC87-5 737-742

35 ppm Mo in a dacite pyroclastic previously analysed for Au only.

Drill Hole SC87-4 267.4-273726 ppm Cu in a mafic to ultramafic volcaniclastic not previously analysed.

DriU Hole SN - 7 232.4-235.4 441 ppm Cu in an intermediate crystall tuff not previously analysed.

APPENDIX I

Sample Descriptions

SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. 46951

Location Drill Hole MT88 - 10 Lease 103973

240.2 - 241.8 Felsic intrusive, (pink f.g.) fractured stockwork of quartz

veining , l to 207o pyrite

Sample No. 46952


241.8 - 242.8 Chlorite schist grey some carbonate veining,

cubes.

pyrite

Sample No. 46953


133 - 135 Felsic intrusive, mafic section greenish m.g. with

contact 50A to CA

pyrite

Location

Sample No. 46954

Drill Hole MT88 - 12 Lease 103973

135-144 Felsic intrusive, pink to reddish c. g.

Sample No. 46955


123 -125.7 Tuff, grey - green, m. g. with some carbonate veining

Sample No. 46956


125.7 -127.2 Andesite, fine grained green/grey 507o pyrite contact

@ 50A CA

Sample No. 46957


127.2 - 133 Felsic intrusive, pink to reddish m.g. to e.g. fractured along

upper contact

SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. 46958

Location Drill Hole MT88 -13 Lease 103973

190.3 - 192 Felsic l mafic intrusive, flow banded reddish to green m.g.

Sample No. 46959


186.5-188.6 Green quartz-carbonate 2007o quartz no sulphides

Sample No. 46960


185-186.5 Lamprophyre, black to dark reddish, biotite coarse grained

Sample No. 46961


176.3 - 177.3 Felsic intrusive, pink to orange feldspar, 5Vo quartz stringers

no sulphides

Sample No. 46962


170.6- 171.1 Chlorite schist greenish grey with some carbonate stringers

Sample No. 46963


281.5 - 287 Andesite, sheared with quartz and carbonate stringers dark

greenish fine grained

Sample No. 46964


317 - 321 Felsic intrusive, pink porphyritic coarse grained

SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. 46965

Location Drill Hole MT88-3 Lease 103973

322 - 325.8 felsic intrusive, grey medium grained 307o pyrite

Sample No. 46966


325.8-326.8 Felsic intrusive, grey medium grained 307o pyrite

Sample No. 46967


341.7-343 Andesite, sheared some bright green carbonate in dark green

fine grained groundmass trace pyrite

Sample No. 46968


343 -345 Andesite, sheared some bright green fine grained carbonate in

dark green fine grained groundmass trace pyrite

Sample No. 46969


266 - 267.5 Chlorite schist, grey carbonate stringers to ID'% trace

sulphides

Sample No. 46970


177.5-178.5 Chlorite schist, grey 2007o carbonate stringers

Sample No. 46971


172.5-173.5 Chlorite schist, grey 2007o carbonate stringers

SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Location

Location

Location

Location

Location

Location

Location

Sample No. 46972


346 - 347 Lamprophyre, grey to black massive, with sugary texture,

3 OVo biotite trace pyrite

Sample No. 46973


354.2 - 355 Lamprophyre grey to black massive, sugary texture

30*M) biotite trace pyrite

Sample No. 46974


367.4 - 368.5 Chlorite schist with quartz-carbonate veining giving a

brecciated appearance

Sample No. 46975

Drill Hole MT88-3 Lease 103973

384-385 Chlorite schist, sheared with quartz-carbonate stringers

Sample No. 46976


375-376.5 Chlorite schist shearing @ 30A to C A, quartz-carbonate

stringers

Sample No. 46977

Drill Hole MT88-3

395 - 396.5 Chlorite schist, sheared

stringers

Lease 103973

30A to C A, quartz- carbonate

Sample No. 46978


441.5 - 445 Felsic intrusive pink to reddish m.g. some quartz stringers

SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. 46979


458 - 460 Felsic intrusive with mafic inclusions pink with greenish

inclusions medium grained

Sample No. 46980


468.5 - 470 Felsic intrusive pink to reddish, m.g. some quartz stringers

Sample No. 46981


493 - 494 Felsic intrusive, pink to reddish m.g. quartz stringers

Sample No. 46982


508 - 509 Porphyry, pink coarse grained contact @ 45 A to CA

trace pyrite

Sample No. 46983


531.2-534 Andesite, fine grained, dark greenish

Sample No. 46984


570 - 571 Chlorite schist, massive greenish to grey

Sample No. 46985


575-576 Chlorite schist, massive greenish to grey

SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. 46986Location Drill Hole MT88 - 3 Lease 103973

585 - 586 Chlorite schist, massive greenish to grey

Sample No. 46987 Location Drill Hole MT88 - 3 Lease 103973

645 - 646.5 Chlorite schist, sheared with 1007o carbonate stringers trace pyrite


652 - 653 Chlorite schist, massive sheared with carbonate stringers

Sample No. 46989Location Drill Hole MT88 - 3 Lease 103973

654-655 Chlorite schist, sheared 1507o biotite, grey

Sample No. 46990 Location Drill Hole MT88-3 Lease 103973

660.2 - 663.2 Chlorite schist, massive some carbonate stringers


684 - 685 Andesite, sheared greenish f.g. some quartz-carbonate stringers


685 - 690 Andesite, sheared greenish f.g. some quartz-carbonate

stringers

SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. 46993


118- 119 Tuff, medium grained greenish 20^o carbonate trace sulphides

Sample No. 46994


124 -125 Tuff, medium grained greenish 20^0 quartz-carbonate stringers

trace sulphide

Sample No. 46995


129 -130 Tuff, medium grained greenish 20*^ quartz-carbonate stringers,

trace sulphide

Sample No. 46996


153-154 Tuff, medium grained greenish 2507o quartz-carbonate stringers

trace sulphide

Sample No. 46997


172 - 174 Tuff, medium grained greenish 200Xo quartz-carbonate,

trace sulphides

Sample No. 46998


195.5-197 Chlorite schist, sheared, grey carbonate stringers

Sample No. 46999


180-181 Tuff, medium grained, greenish 25*^ quartz-carbonate stringers,

trace pyrite

SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. 47000


207 - 208 Chlorite schist, sheared grey, carbonate stringers

Sample No. 55591


420.6 - 424 Felsic flow, sugary texture, reddish I'M) pyrite

Sample No. 55592


419.6 - 420.6 Felsic flow, sugary texture reddish, 2*Ya pyrite

Sample No. 55593


429 - 430 Andesite, greenish, fine grained 207o carbonate stringers

I 07o fine pyrite

Sample No. 55594


417-419.6 Felsic flow, sugary texture reddish \ 07o pyrite

Sample No. 55595


424 - 429 Andesite, greenish, fine grained some carbonate stringers

I 07o pyrite

Sample No. 55596


430-435 felsic flow, sugary texture reddish 2*^ pyrite

SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. 55597


207 - 209 Felsic intrusive, reddish m. g. some quartz stringers

^Sample No. 55598


223 - 225.5 Porphyry, pink coarse grained

Sample No. 55599


225.5 - 227 Porphyry, pink, coarse grained

Sample No. 55600


233.3-235 Porphyry, pink coarse grained

Sample No. INA90


130-138.5 Tuff, greenish, massive fine grained, some quartz stockwork

1007o pyrite

Sample No. INA91


185-185.7 Tuff mafic sheared massive black with 2Vo pyrite

Sample No. INA92


185.7-191.2 Felsic intrusive, reddish medium grained some

quartz veining

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Location

Location

Location

Location

Location

Sample No. INA93


552 - 557.3 Andesite, fine grained sheared parallel! to CA, 507o pyrite

Sample No. INA100

Drill Hole MT88 - 3

418 - 422 Chlorite schist, green sheared

stringers

Lease 103973

39A to C A, quartz-carbonate

Sample No. INA101


191.2-194 Dacite, grey-black, fine grained massive quartz veining

no sulphides

Sample No. Geo - 97

Drill Hole MC87 - l L579780

678 - 682 Mafic volcanoclastic carbonate veining trace pyrite

Sample No. Geo - 98

Drill Hole SC87 - l LI 146238

128 - 133.4 Interflow Mafic - Ultramafic volcanoclastic, chloritic - biotitic

matrix with minor carbonate, trace talc

Sample No. 10469

Location Drill Hole MC87 - l L579780

148.6 - 152.6 Mafic flow, silicified ? fine grained massive trace pyrite

Sample No. 10486

Location Drill Hole MC87 - l L579652

77 -82 Altered Komatiitic flow, dark grey fine grained, sharp lower

contact

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Location

Location

Sample No. 36751Drill Hole LT86 - 1 Lease 105366517-522.5 Chlorite - biotite talc flow massive, fine grained sulphide

Sample No. 36756

Drill Hole LT88 - 14 (89-2) Lease 105366281 - 286.5 Intermediate - mafic volcaniclastic grey to grey green, finegrained trace pyrite a little carbonate veining

Sample No. 36801 Location Drill Hole MC87 - l L579780

587.5 - 589 3 Mafic Ultramafic volcaniclastic, fine grained, weakly hematized some talc and carbonate

Sample No. 36802 Location Drill Hole MC87 - l L579780

596 - 601 .6 Altered Ultramafic flow, fine grained bluish grey, Fe carbonate as stringers and blebs massive to weakly foliated

Sample No. IAR386 Location Drill Hole SC87 - 5 LI 151514

445-450.5 Dacite - Rhyodacite Pyroclastic, grey, quartz eye shards

foliated \ 0/* pyrite

Sample No. IAR396 Location Drill Hole MT88 - 3 Lease. 103973

436.8 - 440 Felsic intrusive, reddish quartz veining, \007o pyrite


695 - 700 Dacite Pyroclastic, feldspar prophyroclastic shards 2-5 mm massive to foliated, fine grained silty interbeds Wo pyrite

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. IAR398

Location Drill Hole SC87-5 LI 151514

220 - 224.6 Siltstone, tuffaceous, grey green fine - medium grained,

foliated trace carbonate

Sample No. INA94


322 - 325.8 Felsic intrusive, grey medium grained Wo pyrite

Sample No. INA95


343-354 Andesite, sheared, some bright green fine grained carbonate in

dark green fine grained groundmass, trace pyrite

Sample No. INA96


123 -125.7 Tuff, grey - green, m.g. with some carbonate veining

Sample No. INA97


281.5 - 287 Andesite, sheared with quartz and carbonate stringers, dark

green fine grained

Sample No. INA98


125.7 - 127.2 Andesite, fine grained grey/green 5Vo pyrite contact

@ 50A CA

Sample No. INA99


301 - 305 Porphyry, pink, medium grained some quartz stringers

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. INA126Location Drill Hole MT88 - 2 Lease 103973

417-419.6 Felsic flow, sugary texture reddish Wo pyrite

Sample No. INA127 Location Drill Hole MT88 -10 Lease 103973

207 - 209 Felsic intrusive, reddish medium grained some quartz stringers

Sample No. INA128 Location Drill Hole MT88 - 2 Lease 103973

424 - 429 Andesite, greenish, fine grained some carbonate stringers Wo fine pyrite

Sample No. INA129 Location Drill Hole MT88 - 10

223 - 225.5 Porphyry, pink, coarse grainedLease 103973


420.6 - 424 Felsic flow, sugary texture, reddish, Wo pyrite


104 -108.8 Lamprophyre, massive, black to dark reddish, flow breccia, pink calcite veins parallel and 30A to C A, trace pyrite


108.8 -113 Andesite, mafic greenish-grey quartz-carbonate stringers 507o pyrite

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS


114.5-120 Andesite, mafic, greenish-grey quartz-carbonate stringers, 507o pyrite


98-103 Lamprophyre, massive, black to dark reddish, fine grained pink calcite veins parallel or 30A to C A, trace pyrite


186.5-188.6 Green quartz- carbonate 2007o quartz no sulphides


317-321 Felsic intrusive, pink porphyritic coarse grained

Sample No. INA137

Location Drill Hole MT88 -12 Lease 103973 135 - 144 Felsic intrusive, pink to reddish, coarse grained


127.2 - 133 Felsic intrusive pink to reddish rag. to e.g. fractured along upper contact


685 - 690 Andesite, sheared, greenish f. g. some quartz - carbonate stringers

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. INA140


441.5 - 445 Felsic intrusive pink to reddish m.g. some quartz stringers

Sample No. INA142

Location DrillHole SC87 - 5 L1151514

603 - 609.5 Chloritic dacitic tuffaceous siltstone, fine grained foliated to

massive epidote stringers trace pyrite

Sample No. INA143

Location Drill Hole MT88 - 4A Lease 103973

15-19 Andesite, medium grained quartz - carbonate stringers

Sample No. IAR270

Location DrillHole MC87 - 2 Lease 579781

608 - 609.8 Dacitic ash lapilli tuff pale grey, fine grained trace pyrite

Sample No. IAR271

Location Drill Hole MC87 - 2 L579781

265.6 - 272 Microgabbro, fine-medium grained green grey trace pyrite

Sample No. IAR272


387-392 Microgabbro, fine-medium grained green grey plagioclase

intergrowths between amphibole crystals, trace pyrite

Sample No. IAR273


478 - 483 Microgabbro, fine-medium grained hypidiomorphic, green grey,

Wo hematite-carbonate stringers, rare pyrite epidote stringers

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. IAR274


127 -133 Peridotite, massive, fine grained, dark bluish grey weakly

serpentinized

Sample No. IAR281

Location Drill Hole LT - l Lease 105366

340 - 340.9 Foliated tuff, massive to semi massive pyrite, overall

3007o sulphide

Sample No. IAR282


340.9 - 341.9 Mudstone or tuff foliated, greenish, massive

no sulphide

Sample No. IAR283


355.4-356 Mudstone or tuff, foliated with framboidal pyrite to 50*Xo

Sample No. IAR284

Location Drill Hole LT-l Lease 105366

356-356.4 Mudstone, foliated, carbonated greenish with black argillite

bands 10*54 pyrite

Sample No. IAR285


70.5-73.5 Mudstone or tuff, carbonated, altered foliated or banded

Sample No. IAR286


76.4-77.2 Mudstone or tuff, foliated or banded, bands or beds with

pyrrhotite

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. IAR287


171.1 - 174.3 Mudstone, very fine grained banded with black argillite

green to dark green 1 0*^o carbonate 3 07o pyrite

Sample No. IAR301

Location Drill Hole 93 - 04 L737617

26.7m - 28.2m Mafic Volcaniclastic, altered, light green 1007o pyrite

Sample No. IAR302


28. 2m -29. 7m Mafic Volcaniclastic altered, light green lQ-15% pyrite

Sample No. IAR303


8.5m - 10m Mafic Volcaniclastic dark green to light grey, fragments

in calcitic cement \007o calcite, 307o pyrite

Sample No. IAR304


26.8m - 27.9m Mafic Volcaniclastic flow, dark green to greenish grey

massive fine grained basaltic VYo pyrite

Sample No. IAR305


61.9m - 63.4m Mafic Volcaniclastic dark green to greenish grey with

spinfex textured fragments in calcite matrix 207o pyrite

Sample No. IAR306


125.2m - 126.2m Hornblendite dyke, fine grained 8007o hornblende

207o pyrite

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. IAR307


83,2m - 84.7m Mafic Volcaniclastic greenish grey with spinifex textured

fragments in calcite matrix, fragments slightly sericitized l "/o pyrite in

fractures

Sample No. IAR308

Location Drill Hole 93-07 L1014341

129.4m - 130.9m Mafic conglomerate dark green to grey, coarse clastic

texture, clasts of variable composition to 40*M) in a fine grained chloritic

groundmass

Sample No. IAR309


80.3m - 81.8m Diorite dyke pinkish to dark grey, massive fine-medium

grained IVo pyrite

Sample No. IAR310


24.5m -25.8m Arkose, dark grey to greenish grey, fine to medium grained

3 07o pyrite

Sample No. IAR311


94.6m - 96m Gabbro, grey medium to coarse grained intrusive texture

Sample No. IAR312


76.9m - 78.3m Chlorite hornblende-feldspar dyke (mafic syenite or

lamprophyre) dark green to dark brown medium to coarse grained massive,

sharp contacts at 45 A to C A

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. IAR313


50.8m - 52.3m Hornblende syenite dark green to dark brown, fine grained

massive to weakly foliated

Sample No. IAR314


101.5m - 103m Gabbro dyke, medium grained equigranular texture grey

Sample No. IAR315

Location Drill Hole 93 - 02 LI049054

106.7m - 108.2m Altered IntermediateTuff, dark green to greenish grey

Sample No. IAR316


117.2m - 118.7m Altered Intermediate Tuff dark green to greenish grey,

tuffaceous texture

Sample No. IAR317

Location Drill Hole SNI - 7 Lease 104089

14.18m - 15.18m Metagreywacke, grey fine to medium grained,

cherty Wo pyrite

Sample No. IAR318


27.8m - 29.26m Metagreywacke, grey fine to medium grained,

cherty a few quartz-carbonate stringers Wo pyrite

Sample No. IAR319


22.18m - 23.11m Metagreywacke, grey, fine to medium grained cherty,

Wo pyrite

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. IAR321

Location Drill Hole M-11 Lease 104086

299 -300 Andesite lapilli tuff, dark grey, fragments to 1/4 inch make

up 3007o 507o pyrite

Sample No. IAR322

Location Drill Hole SNI-2 Lease 103973

21.29-21.78 Ultramafic intrusive, dark grey-green, medium grained,

polygonal textured, serpentinized olivine peridotite l "/o pyrite

Sample No. IAR323


17.22m - 18.2m Metagreywacke, grey, fine to medium grained, cherty,

l "/o pyrite

Sample No. IAR324


24.19-25.14 Metagreywacke, grey, fine to medium grained, cherty a few

quartz-carbonate stringers I 07o pyrite

Sample No. IAR328

Location Drill Hole SNI - 5

230-235 Microdiorite

Lease 104158

Sample No. IAR329

Location Drill Hole SNI - 6

127.6-128.6 Microdiorite

Lease 104158

Sample No. IAR330

Location Drill Hole 88 - l L1206008

177 -187 Dioritic Intrusive, coarse grained, dark grey to black

Wo pyrrhotite

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. IAR331

Location Drill Hole 88-l L1206008

315-321 gabbro - diorite, dark grey 10"M) sulphides


737 - 742 Dacitic Pyroclastic, grey to reddish grey, silty, massive 17207o pyrite

Sample No. IAR418 Location Drill Hole SC87 - 5 L1151514

305.2 -310.8 Tuffaceous chloritic siltsone, green to green-grey, fine grained foliated, silicified, epidote veinlets


375.7 -380.7 Tuffaceous, polymictic chloritic turbidite, green to grey- green fine - medium grained, foliated trace pyrite


339.l -344.6 Tuffaceous polymictic chloritic turbidite green to grey-green, fine-medium grained foliated trace pyrite


30.3 -36.2 Mafic volcanic, green-grey massive, finely foliated, 207o carbonate veins, 284 pyrite

Sample No. IAR423 Location Drill Hole MT88 - l Lease 103973

180.5 - 181.5 Tuff, black medium grained with quartz stringers

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. IAR424

Location Drill Hole SN - 3 LI 145798

225-232 Gabbro, green, fine grained massive, no sulphides

Sample No. 1395 Location Drill Hole LT87 - 8 L892079

428.7 -433.7 Altered Mafic flow, pink-grey to dark grey, fine to medium grained massive to foliated, silica feldspar and minor hematite alteration


413.5-417.4 Altered Mafic flow, pink-grey to dark grey aphanitic to medium grained foliated intense silica feldspar and some hematite alteration


463.1 - 466.5 Silicified mafic flow hematite alteration, quartz-carbonate veinlets Wo sulphide

Sample No. 1726

Location Drill Hole SC87 - l LI 146238

417.4-418.75 Mafic Chloritic Volcanoclastic, grey fine grained massive trace pyrite

Sample No. 1741 Location Drill Hole SC87-4 LI 185885

267.4 - 273 Mafic to Ultramafic Volcanoclastic , green to green-grey, fine

grained, foliated, massive trace pyrite

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. 1742

Location Drill Hole SC87-4 LI 185885

252 - 257 Chloritic biotite Mudstone grey, fine grained massive wavy

carbonate laminae in slumped bedding

Sample No. 4364

Location Drill Hole SC87 - 3 LI 145922

994 - 1000 Komatiitic spinifex Flow bleached, carbonatized

Sample No. 8284


498 - 507 Chloritic, Altered Mafic Volcanic Flow, dark green ,

fine-medium grained massive, carbonate fc quartz veinlets l^o pyrite

Sample No. 8286


330 - 340 Chloritic Mafic Flow, dark grey massive to foliated

quartz-carbonate stringers, trace pyrite

Sample No. 8294


458 - 466.75 Mafic Volcanic, fine grained, grey-green foliated to

laminated and boudinaged trace pyrite

Sample No. 10617

Location Drill Hole LT86 - 2 Lease 105366

535.25 - 540 Mafic Volcaniclastic grey-green, fine grained chloritized,

poorly foliated trace pyrite

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No. 36719

Location Drill Hole SN-7 Lease 104709

235.8-241 Tuff grey to dark green fine grained massive, siliceous, bedded

appearance Wo sulphide

Sample No. 36720

Location Drill Hole SN - 7 Lease 104709

242.2 - 253 Gabbro fine to medium grained massive light green with white

speckles 50/* epidote trace pyrite

Sample No. 36721

Location Drill Hole SN - 7 Lease 104709

232.4 -235.4 Intermediate Crystal Tuff dark green, fine grained

507o pyrite

Sample No. 55517

Location Drill Hole SN-7 LI 186102

27.14m - 28.45m Basalt flow, brecciated rounded fragments of basalt in a

fine grained more feldspathic matrix lcm quartz-calcite-hematite veinlet

\*Yo pyrite

APPENDIX H

Assay Results

ACCURASSAY LABORATORIESA DIVISION OF ASSAY LABORATORY SERVICES INC

R. A. KAGR2GO&8 FORD ST.SAULT STE MARIE, ONTARIOP7A 4N4FAX(705)949-2427

1070 LITHIUM DRIVE, UNIT 2 THUNDER BAY. ONTARIO P7B 6G3

PHONE (807) 623-6448 Page F4X (807) 623-6820

Oct 24, 1997

Job* 9780002

SAMPLE # Accurassay Customer

123456789

1011 Check12131415161718192021 Check2223242526272829

4695146952469534695446955469564695746956469594696046960469614696246963469644696546966469674696846969469694697046971469724697346974469754697646977

Goldppb

873

1430588

284119^15^78

101371181710377

1596

11696687

GoldOs/t

*:0.0010.0020.0420.002

cO.OOl0.0080.003

CO. 001*:0.001*:0.001 ;0.001cO.OOlcO.OOl4:0.0010.002

cO.OOlKO.OOl*: 0.0 01cO.OOlcO.OOlcO.OOl0.005

<0.001cO.OOl0.002^.001<0.001cO.OOlcO.OOl

Certified By i J,

10 39 Wd w-j

R.A. MAGREGOR8 FOSO ST.SAULT STS MARIE, ONTARIOP7A 4N4FAX{705)949-2427

1070 LITHIUM DRIVE, UNIT 2 THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO P7B 6G3

PHONE (807) 623-6448 Page F4X (807) 623-6820

Oct 24, 1997

Job* 9780002

SAMPLE # Accurassay Customer Gold

PPb3031 Check32333435363738394041 Check42434445464748495051 Check52535455

4697846978469794698046981469824698346984469854698646987469874698846989469904699146992469934699446995469964699646997469984699947000

Ooid Oz/t

40.00140.00140.00140.001

259

454545

845

15456

453645

4699

27458

426

40.00140.00140.00140.00140.00140.00140.00140.00140.00140.00140.0010.001

40.0010.001

40.00140.00140.00140.00140.0010.001

40.001

Certified Bys

'30

ACCURASSAY LABORATORIESA DIVISION OF ASSAY LABORATORY SERVICES INC.

1070 LITHIUM DRIVE. UNIT 2THUNDER BAY. ONTARIO P7B 6G3

PHONE (807) 623-6448p^ F^X (807) 623-6820

R.A. MAGREGOR8 FORD ST.SAULT STE MARIE, ONTARIOP7A 4N4PAXC705)949-2427

Oct 24, 1997

Job* 9780002

SAMPLE # Accurassay Customer

c

565758596061 Check62636465666768697071 C&eck72737475767778798081 Check82838485

555915559255593555945559555595555965559755598555995560036804368053680636807368073680836809368103685536856365423654336544365453654536546365473654836549

Ooidppb

c5^^^^^^7

31^40^8^<5<5<5^<57

100306^^^<5<5^^^

GoldOa/t

^.001<0.001<0.001<0.001cO.OOl cO.OOlcO.OOlKO.OOl<0.001<0.0010.001

<0.001cO.OOlcO.OOl<0.001^.001<0.001<0.001<0.001<0.0010.0030.009

*:0.001<0.001<0.001cO.OOl<0.001<0.001<0.001<0.001

Certified By:

sawn . 'wSStfa O 7. R 9 '13 9 i. n R T

Activation Laboratories Ltd. Work Order: 15123 Report: 15013 Page: l of

Sample description

INA 69INA 70INA 71INA 72INA 73






INA 109INA 110 INA 111INA 112INA 113



AU PPB

21c5231325

c51091054333

63cS8

38c5

1546

6967250174

24c516c5c5

c5c5c5c5c5

c5c5

c513

6c5c5c5c5

95

10c5c5

AG PPM

c5c5c5c5c5

c5c5c5c5c5

c5c5<5<5<5

c5<5c5c5<5

c5<5<5<5<5

C5c5c5c5c5

c5c5<5

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c5c5c5c5c5

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AS PPM

9c2<2<231

3rtrtrtc2

6c2623

563

rtrt

75

C210c2

4c25

rt4

455

rt4

rt4844

356

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290clOO•clOO•clOO•clOO

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•clOO•clOO•clOO

•clOO•clOO710

2300•clOO

510640480490850

•clOO200660

•clOO310

clOO880

•clOO1500clOO

540250300

•clOO260

800190460200200

•clOO170430

•clOO300

BR PPM

3•elfi•el^

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2013431736

22361428

210

23060563284

80622946c5

9511011

11036

6231293849

201324 9

23

1510131518

6113173015

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390740330

1200590

2100250290220920

180190500300520

68072012059030

42001300130

1900410

270026021011001200

4970

220 56

280

50518069

220

1600250120660250

CS PPM

rtrt2

rtrt

rtrtrtrtrt

rtrtrt32

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rtrtrt

rtrtrtrtrt

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rtrtrtrtrt

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7.611.949.701.64

12.5

0.7211.732.515.415.8

11.215.49.169.0313.9

10.010.15.647.991.31

6.354.962.507.187.68

7.216.077.336.436.28

5.622.914.61 3.274.88

2.602.293.262.833.45

7.164.533.605.842.99

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c5c5c5•c 5•c 5

c5cSc5Oc5

c5c5c5c5c5

c5c5 C5C5c5

C5c5c5•c 5c5

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MO PPM

c5Oc5c50

•c 5c5<5f5•cS

fS<5f5<5•eS

fS<5<5<56

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0.646.672.726.650.08

0.061.962.993.103.40

3.092.910.520.900.47

0.280.231.080.405.53

CO. 05CO. 051.610.053.16

0.133.471.643.06

CO. 05

0.951.93 1.753.010.62

2.161.151.671.621.39

CO. 050.931.112.211.28

NI PPM

C50•C50c50c50C50

cSO160c50c50c50

•cSOcSO290cSO320

500cSOC50c50CSO

14002200

771600cSO

540c50cSO450620

cSOc50 cSOc50110

cSOCSOCSOc5066

400c50cSO180120

RB PPM

3200OO0000

c306100OOOO

00OO0010000

3643

130100150

00OO58OO00

OO64OOOO00

48OO 62OOOO

5042563700

OO35510048

SB PPM

1.3CO. 2cO.2CO. 22.7

0.3CO. 2cO.2CO. 2cO.2

CO. 20.41.1

CO. 2CO. 2

0.20.30.81.10.4

0.60.40.41.00.4

0.5CO. 20.3

CO. 20.4

0.70.50.6 0.31.8

0.60.50.40.30.4

0.40.50.80.70.5

sePPM

124.0

372.08.6

0.2358.2

398.5

2548192020

252919372.0

136.17.7

1633

2722302419

217.213 7.7

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8.17.37.66.9

11

2617111910

SE SN SRPPM t \

cS CO. 02 CO. 05•c 5 eO.Ol 0.08c5 cO.02 cO.05c5 CO. 02 CO. 05•c 5 cO. 02 CO. 05

c5 eO.Ol CO. 05cS CO. 01 cO. 05•c 5 cO.02 CO. 05c5 cO.02 cO. 05c5 cO. 02 cO. 05

•c 5 eO.Ol cO. 05c5 cO. 01 cO. 05c5 cO. 01 0.18c5 CO. 01 cO. 05c5 cO. 01 cO.05

c5 eO.Ol cO. 05c5 cO. 01 0.12•c 5 cO. 01 cO. 05•c 5 cO. 01 cO.05c5 CO. 01 cO.05

c5 cO. 01 cO. 05c5 cO. 01 cO. 05c5 cO. 01 cO. 05c5 cO. 02 cO. 05•c 5 cO. 02 cO.05

cS CO. 02 cO. 05cS cO.02 0.14c5 cO. 01 CO. 05c5 CO. 01 cO.05c5 eO.Ol CO. 05

c5 cO. 02 cO.05cS cO. 02 cO. 05c5 cO. 02 cO. 05 c5 cO. 01 cO. 05c5 cO.02 cO.05

c5 cO. 01 cO. 05C5 CO. 02 cO. 05C5 cO.02 cO. 05c5 cO.02 CO. 05C5 cO. 02 CO.05

cS cO.02 cO. 05c5 CO. 02 cO. 05C5 cO. 02 0.07cS eO.Ol cO. 05c5 eO.Ol cO.05

TA PPM

ci.elcici1

.c!cifici•^flci5

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77

cici^

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ci<1flficicici

TH FPM

1.31.91.6

216.2

CO. 53.45.42.01.5

cO.53.6

647.14.2

5.98.33.74.72.1

CO. 5CO. 53.0

cO.52.8

CO. 58.37.81.1

cO.5

1.51.22.22.03.9

1.91.21.51.21.4

CO. 52.11.44.21.8

Activation Laboratories Ltd. Work Order: 15123 Report: 15013 Page: 3 of 4

Sample description










U PPM

•CO. 5 2.7

•eO.53.03.1

CO. 5•eO.53.13.82.6

3.0•CO. 533•CO. 5•CO. 5

1.92.4

•cO.5•eO.51.5

1.3•eO.50.8

cO.5CO. 5

•CO. 5•cO. 5cO.5CO. 5CO. 5

•CO. 5•CO. 5•CO. 51.0

CO. 5

cO.5CO. 5•cO.5•CO. 51.0

CO. 5•CO. 5•CO. 5•eO. 5cO.5

H PPM

c4 c4c4c4<4

•C4C415c4<4

C4C416c4c4

<4c41222c4

C4<4<4C4c4

<4<4C4c4c4

c4c4<4c4C4

C4c4<4c4c4

C4C4c4c4•C4

ZN PPM

82 c50CSO•C5087

•C50cSOC50<50c50

•C50cSO133cSO411

204C50121240C50

10592

C5070

c50

190135144166182

6286

C5053

110

^0c50473119121

10326762

•C50136

LA PPM

181

134721

ci232

152

18221204245

7490362911

3ci16ci21

36048137

1710341645

1714139

14

22615SO9

CE PPM

40 0256945

C344C328c3

3146

2108578

130160635718

7•C330c345

8110852115

3612613286

3230231722

9502211018

ND PPM

18 C5162516

C517c512c5

•cS16883531

6072232610

c5cS12c519

cS473610cS

13C5301543

1415c5•cS7

•cS27cS54^

SM PPM

6.3 0.44.44.23.7

•cO.l6.20.35.10.9

4.44.9

188.76.6

12145.44.71.5

0.50.22.50.34.6

1.38.87.51.72.1

4.01.35.62.48.1

2.52.01.71.32.0

0.95.32.39.41.5

EU PPM

2.0 CO. 21.40.90.6

CO. 21.6

•cO.21.0

•cO.2

1.51.55.02.52.1

3.94.91.41.50.5

0.2cO.20.7

CO. 21.1

0.62.12.00.50.9

1.40.41.40.72.1

0.80.70.50.40.7

0.51.50.82.60.5

TB PPM

1.2CO. 51.1

CO. 5CO. 5

CO. 5cO.5CO. 5cO.5CO. 5

•cO.50.8

•cO.5CO.51.1

1.21.5

cO.5CO. 5CO. 5

CO. 5cO.ScO.5cO.5cO.5

CO. 5CO. 5cO.5CO.5CO. 5

CO. 5CO. 5cO.5CO. 5cO.5

CO. 5CO. 5CO. 5•eO.50.7

CO. 5CO. 5cO.50.7

CO. 5

TB LO PPM PPM

6.6 0.93 0.6 CO. 052.5 0.340.8 CO. 052.4 0.40

CO. 2 CO. 055.0 0.800.5 CO. 054.3 0.751.3 0.18

3.9 0.704.9 0.952.1 0.332.9 0.442.9 0.50

1.8 0.261.9 0.232.0 0.322.0 0.350.5 CO. 05

0.7 CO. 050.3 cO.050.8 0.080.6 0.102.2 0.22

1.5 0.232.0 0.192.1 0.391.3 0.241.1 0.18

2.3 0.340.8 0.081.5 0.190.7 0.110.9 0.13

0.9 0.130.8 0.090.7 0.110.6 0.110.7 0.10

1.3 0.241.2 0.200.8 0.150.8 0.070.8 0.15

Mass

9

50.69 38.0134.7936.5446.85

36.6737.8638.4335.5639.52

30.3831.8835.3631.2726.89

32.5929.4137.2634.2540.42

24.5427.3837.4732.2530.51

34.1436.3239.8038.5337.54

35.5538.7733.3834.7835.59

37.8531.9233.6334.8736.93

33.3033.4933.4538.7533.50

ACM 12" \It ] RAT !S I 2 E iSTJ ST '"X) l BC 5A :

mm GEOCHEMICAL ANAL ̂ d I S CERTIFICATE

IP I MacGreaor, R. A. File # 9800654k L 28 Ford St.

SAMPLES Mo Cu Pb Zn Ag Ni Co Mn Fe Asppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm 3S ppm

Geol 89 2 48 8 23 .5 63 46 211 3.85 ^Geol 90 20 1720 27 850 4.0 101 265 521 3.68 11Geol 91 7 3881 73 63 .5 33 62 428 3.33 13Geol 92 ^ 481 3 1 O 12 12 6097 6.83 ^Geol 93 ^ 4980 58 5 1.1 15 11 6287 7.55 10

Geol 94 -d 4 ^ 43 -O 36 16 405 2.15 ^Geol 95 t1 38 ^ 62 -:.3 97 22 847 3.61 ^Geol 96 <1 137 ^ 31 <.3 61 21 409 6.72 3Geol 97 1 21 ^ 41 O 41 28 652 4.78 2Geol 98 -d 87 5 65 ^3 88 34 1013 5.87 5

Geol 10469 4 25 11 5 -:.3 16 2 305 1.20 ^Geol 10486 1 69 ^ 59 .4 446 57 1182 6.27 8RE Geol 10486 1 70 ^ 59 .5 458 57 1216 6.43 ^Geol 36522 3 42 7 166 *:.3 45 23 457 2.96 5Geol 36527 5 149 ^ 8 .8 22 18 57 1.70 2

Geol 36751 2 38 11 38 .4 500 64 1141 4.76 ^Geol 36756 5 62 3 42 .3 161 30 431 2.96 5Geol 36801 *:1 67 ^ 52 .4 76 27 904 4.29 ^Geol 36802 -O 40 ^ 16 <.3 381 55 765 4.98 2STANDARD C3/AU-R 24 63 35 156 5.3 38 12 736 3.36 54

STANDARD G-2 1 4 ^ 41 -c. 3 7 4 522 1.97 2

ICP - .500 GRAM SAMPLE IS DIGESTED WITH 3ML

U Auppm ppm

rt ^9 ^

*8 ^rt ^*8 *2

rt <2<8 <2rt <2<8 <2<8 ^

<8 <2<8 ^rt ^<8 <2<8 ^

<8 <2<8 <2rt <2<8 <223 ^

rt ^

)NE( )25: 58 .604 3-r

U\, Sault Ste. Marie ON P6A 4N4 b b

Th Sr Cdppm ppm ppm

18 11 <.^7 13 6.8^ 25 1.0<2 28 .3

2 49 .3

^ 33 <.2<2 140 .3

2 11 <.2<2 55 <.2

3 242 .4

^ 16 <.2<2 131 .5^ 134 .4

3 17 .4^ 12 <.2

^ 152 .33 47 .35 530 .4^ 182 .219 30 22.2

4 72 <.2

3-1-2 HCL-HN03-H20 AT 95THIS LEACH IS PARTIAL FOR MN FE SR CA P LA CR MG BA TI- SAMPLE TYPE: ROCK PULP AU* - IGNITED,Samples beginning 'RE' are Reruns and 'RRE'

DATE RECEIVED FEB 27 1998 DATE REPORT MAILED

Sbppm

337^*3

3^11^*3

^5

<33

*3

,:3<3<3<313

•S

DEG.B W AND LIMITED FOR

AQUA-REGIA/MIBK EXTRACT,are Reject Reruns.

GF/AA

Bi Vppm ppm

3 318 285 93^ 31

3 54

^ 124 434 293 975 165

^ 46 1526 1564 604 84

5 1204 374 136^ 8024 81

^ 41

C FOR ONENA K ANDFINISHED.

S

Ca P9f til

.31 .0531.87 .037

.71 .01213.05 .00319. 08-e.OOI

1.37 .0386.54 .078

.50 .0891.11 .0365.60 .155

.47 .0034.30 .0164.43 .015

.45 .062

.10 .003

5.01 .019.81 .036

5.89 .0762.23 .014

.59 .086

.66 .096

HOUR AND ISAL.(10 GM)l/7/l .

La Cr Mg Bappm ppm li ppm

40 220 1.47 32 .29 243 .27 5 .20 803 1.67 3 .

4 411 4.19 6 -e.8 146 5.98 8 ^

10 158 .98 33 .13 201 2.12 44 t.11 50 2.28 62 .

5 94 2.08 31 .17 312 4.03 650 .

1 78 .35 9 *:.2 1609 8.03 138 .3 1649 8.25 141 .

19 263 .91 83 .1 268 .65 66 .

5 1621 6.09 98 .12 201 1.29 40 .35 327 3.46 1119 .

5 1387 5.72 220 .18 166 .60 144 .

9 76 .59 219 .

DILUTED TO 10 ML WITH

Ti?S

0314040101

0301071827

0112121512

1512260310

14

B Alppm 3i

3 1.983 .28^ 1.43 <^ .06^ .15

3 1.41^ 2.67

3 3.09^ 2.11•c3 2.98

^ .23t3 3.50^ 3.58

3 1.10^ .62

^ 3.214 1.33^ 2.46•*:3 2.64 <18 1.85

^ .94

Na?S

.04

.03

.01 <

.03

.03

.03

.02

.01

.03

.05 2

.06

.01 1

.01 1

.04

.08

.01 2

.02

.03 2

.01

.04

.07

K W7. ppm

.29 ^

.13 16

.01 *2

.01 -c2

.01 ^

.23 t2

.04 ^

.31 -c2

.20 ^

.72 ^

.10 ^

.33 ^

.36 -(2

.48 -c2

.56 ^

.52 2

.11 3

.66 t2

.03 ^

.18 20

.47 3

Au*ppb

241329

91

1*:124

11

278212

9321

449

1

WATER.

III * /l f^l/Jx RTfiNTSn RY^//^ I/. . ./. . . n Tnvp r i Fnur: .1 UAun-DATE RECEIVED: FEB 27 1998 DATE REPORT MAILED y y jjy^

All results are considered the confidential property of the client. Acme

1 f

assumes the liabilities for actual cost of the analysis only.

CERTIFIED B p . L .

Data^

ACCAVPOCAoOn I Cr\O

4L

iCMI t"" li L *ATC

AATtSAMPLE*

1AR 3831AR 3841AR 3851AR 3861AR 387

1AR 3881AR 3891AR 3901AR 392RE 1AR 392

1AR 3931AR 3941AR 3951AR 3961AR 397

1AR 398STANDARD C3STANDARD G-2

Moppm

1613

*1

311•o

^

13

1635

225

1

Cuppm

441

14631

259

3148

181251251

76834865

266

2765

3

Pbppm

3^

5K3*3

4^

575

..39

O33

^37

4

Znppm

494851884690

77483

132126

10535293630

6116143

3

Agppm

*:.3.6.9.3

1.3

<.3!6.9.8.4

.7

.8•s. 3•O

.4

.55.9

.3

I/

Nippm

1719

14934163

17185376260

138471

75442

48

6239

8

! E. 3TI1 ST. 'COT,

GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS

MacGrecjor, R. A. File

Co Mnppm ppm

9 12818 452

100 79119 37654 1001

3 11842 96329 77340 104638 998

40 100252 61215 53432 85813 248

17 45112 765

4 521

Fe'/i

.992.574.123.67

11.26

1.635.947.928.978.62

6.614.052.893.282.91

2.703.462.02

28

Asppm

2434

*2

1428^*2

*2^

225

455

3

Ford St.,

U Auppm ppm

rt ^rt ^rt ^rt ^*8 *2

rt ^rt ^rt ^rt ^*8 "2

rt ^rt ^rt ^rt <2<8 <2

<8 ^15 <2<8 <2

Sault Ste

Thppm

422^<2

2

5^

432

*2^<2<2<2

<218

5

Srppm

62

239310

232153331

3020288799

993072

BC A 1

CERTIFICATE

# 9800653. Marie ON

Cdppm

•c. 23.1

.8

.2*- 2

<.2.3

•e. 2.4.4

.2

.2•^2•e. 2

.2

<.223!s<.2

Sbppm

^<3<3^*3

<3<3<3

35

*3<3<3^*3

<312<3

STE (i 253 18 l 504 -17

AAP6A 4N4 k k

Bippm

439^*3

4^<3<3

3

^7334

^24<3

V Cappm K

32 .3056 .0457 .7042 1.47

322 2.03

4 .1158 1.21

227 1.60192 2.57187 2.51

108 1.7951 .9761 1.8160 3.3854 .70

38 .9282 .6042 .67

P7.

.039

.017

.011

.061

.051

.006

.023

.102

.080

.076

.025

.013

.026

.025

.063

.072

.090

.096

Lappm

7818

11

205

1510

9

42338

121910

Cr Mgppm ?S

350 1.30516 .90

2448 2.0673 1.3544 5.52

24 .10112 5.33

21 1.4451 2.1949 2.09

120 4.761416 4.45

133 1.10388 3.63112 1.39

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1CP - .500 GRAM SAMPLE IS DIGESTED WITH 3ML 3-1-2 HCL-HN03-H20 AT 95 DEC. C FOR ONE HOUR AND IS DILUTED TO 10 ML WITH WATER. THIS LEACH IS PARTIAL FOR MN FE SR CA P LA CR MG BA TI B W AND LIMITED FOR NA K AND AL. - SAMPLE TYPE: PULP Samples beginning 'RE' are Reruns and 'RRE' are Reject Reruns.

DATE RECEIVED: FEB 27 1998 DATE REPORT MAILED: SIGNED BY. . .D. TOYE, C.LEONG, J. WANG; CERTIFIED B.C. ASSAYERS

All results are considered the confidential property of the client. Acme assumes the liabilities for actual cost of the analysis only. Data FA

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Sample description

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Sample description







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1AR 2701AR 2711AR 2721AR 2741AR 281

1AR 2821AR 2831AR 2841AR 285RE 1AR 285

1AR 2861AR 2871AR 3011AR 3021AR 303

1AR 3041AR 3051AR 3061AR 3071AR 308

1AR 3091AR 3101AR 3111AR 3121AR 313

1AR 3141AR 3151AR 3161AR 3171AR 318

1AR 3191AR 3211AR 3221AR 3231AR 324

STANDARD C3STANDARD G-2

Moppm

2111

21

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154

13151915

1

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1

111

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112

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261

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MacGreqor, R. A. File # 980220528 Ford St., Sault Ste. Marie ON P6A 4N4 Submitted by

Cu Pb Zn Ag Ni Co Mn Fe As U Au Th Sr Cd Sb Bi Vppmppmppmppmppmppmppm ftppmppmppmppmppmppmppmppmppm

2 ^ 51 t. 3 21 14 626 4.11 ^ ^ ^ 2 7 <.2 ^ *3 15147 ^ 46 -:.3 39 32 719 4.84 ^ ^ ^ ^ 44 <.2 G <3 10778 3 26 -O 45 12 380 1.75 ^ <8 ^ <2 29 .2 <3 ^ 36

4 4 3 ^3 1117 73 434 5.65 7 ^ <2 <2 8 .3 ^ 8 44446 73 262 .5 543 98 642 17.61 106 ^ ^ 2 20 <.2 3 4 55

23 4 121 *:.3 153 24 1385 6.67 ^ <8 <2 ^ 58 <.2 <3 <3 12787 58 311 .9 551 67 1087 25.51 230 ^ ^ 2 29 -e. 2 5 G 1434 7 309 <.3 247 32 3381 3.99 12 ^ ^ <2 149 .6 ^ <3 27

120 5 177 t. 3 806 61 551 2.30 4 ^ ^ <2 44 .3 <3 ^ 22122 8 176 t. 3 825 62 549 2.29 5 ^ ^ <2 44 .8 ^ 4 22

144 ^ 109 <.3 1000 86 729 3.46 5 ^ <2 ^ 67 .6 <3 4 2188 6 166 *:.3 723 65 510 4.05 3 ^ ^ <2 68 .7 <3 5 58

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ICP - .500 GRAM SAMPLE IS DIGESTED WITH 3ML 2-2-2 HCL-HN03-H20 AT 95 DEG. C FOR ONETHIS LEACH IS PARTIAL FOR MN FE SR CA P LA CR MG BA T I B U AND LIMITED FOR NA K AND- SAMPLE TYPE: PULP Samples beginning 'RE' .are Reruns and 'RRE' are Reject RQ-ur

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.071

.088

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.092

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La Cr Mgppm ppm ft

13 17 2.173 99 1.352 171 .80

-d 1176 10.5012 271 1.57

29 600 4.493 274 .223 372 .675 383 .395 380 .40

7 392 .463 1172 2.991 1363 2.551 1154 2.011 1237 3.37

6 345 2.80*d 937 1.4512 213 1.23

1 713 2.696 328 1.95

11 321 2.159 138 3.03

24 66 1.941 257 7.18

23 310 4.69

39 273 5.2819 226 5.1125 259 7.1122 104 2.8111 88 1.35

12 80 1.815 63 1.691 1046 15.096 75 2.55

14 103 3.07

18 173 .617 74 .58

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SAMPLE*

1AR 3281AR 3291AR 3301AR 3311AR 372

1AR 3731AR 3911AR 3991AR 4001M 401

1AR 402RE 1AR 4021AR 4031AR 4041AR 405

1AR 4061AR 4071AR 4081AR 4091AR 410

1AR 4111AR 4121AR 4131AR 4141AR 415

1AR 4161AR 4171AR 4181AR 4191AR 420

1AR 4211AR 4221AR 4231AR 4241AR 425

STANDARD C3STANDARD G-2

Ho Cuppm ppm

•d 132 121^ 67*:1 727 112

7 1071 173

•:1 1165 1261 223

2 1672 1798 803 1161 645

5 3112 4409 3003 2194 160

2 2233 6612 9783 702 86

1 2735 1902 372 362 56

2 2162 173

•:1 411 701 18

25 642 4

Sample type: PULP

MacGregor, R. A.

Pb Znppm ppm

^ 68 954 474 627 75

9 707 82

28 106517 135172 265

304 1182308 119863 78

1023 2539132 133

21 2819 98

470 263183 246203 214

1556 1507144 59475 52363 37370 132

^ 486 639 47^ 39^ 52

O 1219 89^ 33^ 27*3 1

34 1644 42

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4.81.6

2.94.01.0.6

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1.34.42.5•^3.6

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41326

2126

8790432943

3141833225

3495454370

66242384970

3339372836

367

beginning

AU results are considered the confidential

Co Mn Feppm ppm X

45 808 2.3142 670 5.2423 675 3.5626 865 4.4033 535 5.17

30 509 4.9728 718 6.8052 684 8.9557 596 8.7141 409 7.80

41 825 9.5741 846 9.7487 2651 3.2645 570 9.6855 881 7.53

21 1654 2.2923 907 4.40

474 1246 7.1642 548 7.9433 541 7.17

57 732 6.10330 2284 3.8443 1127 7.5138 555 7.4240 674 5.06

60 466 2.4912 238 2.5016 406 2.8314 344 2.1319 483 2.57

71 1105 6.1829 749 6.8930 884 4.0317 252 2.0613 569 .27

11 758 3.263 524 2.00

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43323

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84 .2234 .485 .494 <.245 .3

43 .213 .39 <.213 <.214 .4

18 4.118 4.235 .814 7.317 <.2

37 .524 .723 1.112 .512 .4

33 9.539 .816 1.712 .934 <.2

8 .277 -c. 261 <.2109 <.261 <.2

49 .222 <.223 -5.241 .2144 <.2

29 22.274 <.2

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13 1.83108 2.42107 3.25130 3.37160 1.14

153 1.10196 1.25324 .52609 1.85673 1.32

388 3.72394 3.78122 14.56624 1.91141 4.74

156 15.15213 5.43696 6.92691 1 .33427 .88

190 5.97492 15.35238 5.05456 1.12203 5.31

48 .3652 .5550 1.0535 1.1837 .71

81 1.15194 1.3998 3.6543 .679 8.36

78 .5541 .63

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214152112

1113788

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159

1285

1114769

1657

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1317

188

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562 8.56164 5.96253 2.44324 2.4166 1.54

60 1.4820 1.3519 1.2528 1.5662 .95

63 3.1066 3.1659 .9885 2.9949 2.15

36 .7478 1.2846 1.3196 1.42126 1.21

53 1.68182 1.52408 3.38718 1.05366 2.28

1037 1.49109 1.2989 1.1797 .93103 1.32

38 .8894 1.36154 1.8770 1.0543 .07

168 .5976 .60

Bappm

119580678669

6915273041

3034151823

2328313156

8410112563

391699815030

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.16

.29

.18

.20

.14

.14

.11

.11

.21

.52

.19

.13

.06

.09

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4 .40^ 3.484 2.29^ 2.393 2.12

4 2.014 2.01^ 1.938 1.793 1.29

7 3.153 3.184 1.16^ 2.30^ 2.17

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.05

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.14

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ANALYTICAL

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client. Acme assumes the liabilities for actual cost of the analysis only. Data..l^ FA

ttACME ANALYTICAL

SAMPLE* Moppm

1AR 426 21AR 427 21AR 428 11395 61396 4

RE 1396 41397 21726 11741 -d1742 *:1

4364 •O8284 18286 ^8294 110617 3

36515 -O36719 336720 436721 346652 2

46655 246659 146661 *c!55517 2STANDARD C3 25

STANDARD G-2 1

MacGregor, R. A. FILE # 9802205 44Page 3 ^ |^ACME ANALYTICAL

Cuppm

442226

58247

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56221016781

41135147441172

3547

13110462

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187286954

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122443"3

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7345434i36

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321376101718

1610464894

2064655052

4976294084

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38

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All results are considered

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beginning

the confidential

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2 8841 708

10 11808 3658 373

8 3618 60617 78740 142070 1464

66 67834 79034 253431 119438 786

8 884225 53021 51411 39726 725

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3 466

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property

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131519

429266

25994143

39567

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203829

71

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4.816.3

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1.31.5

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2.84 .0013.37 .0105.60 .0202.10 .0791.91 .081

1.86 .0823.20 .0733.45 .13910.19 .1545.78 .046

1.42 .0103.77 .1544.28 .0212.61 .0381.92 .035

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1.35 .084

2.29 .072.94 .006

9.99 .008.66 .026.54 .087

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5 11 .02 255 10 .03 35

14 30 .67 1810 39 1.12 24816 46 1.07 365

17 44 1.05 33418 41 1.36 46516 111 1.35 5132 654 5.59 5213 1739 9.85 12

1 832 8.61 1129 388 4.65 1312 167 2.61 11

11 140 1.60 217 356 1.44 190

7 161 1.44 327 181 .95 2152 227 1.04 12

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18 169 .60 155

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APPENDIX m

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APPENDIX IV

Daily Log of Work Hours

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Ontariov/i luai iv and Mlne8 Performed on Mining LandMining Art, Subeectkm 68(2) and ••f*), R.S.O. 10*0

Transaction Number (oflto* use)'

- /f of subsections 65(2) and 66(3) of the Mining M. Under section 8 of the lo review the assessment work and correspond with the mining land holder. ig Recorder, Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, 6th Floor,

32D04SE2004 2.18675 MCVITTIE 900

Instructions: - For work performed on Crown Lands before recording a claim, use form 0240. - Please type or print in ink.

2 , 186?1. Recorded holder(s) (Attach a list if necessary) *

M0&,

Client Number

Telephone NumberAddress

Fax Number

Name Client Number9V 2 9 7

Telephone NumberAddr^s

Fax Number" ^ -̂, 1

2. Type of work performed: Check ( s ) and report on only ONE of the following groups for this declaration.

Geotechnical: prospecting, surveys, assays and work under section 18 (regs)

Physical: drilling, stripping, trenching and associated assays

f- 1 oahflhintation L-1 Renabllltetton

vvorR i yj}0 ' JL^ nf* '^- ^* *3 rt\ ^ y ' x /^ ~* *"*

^ f~ ^ R 1 L- ft f- K f- /^ - ~*- *-' l\ 1 t, w C- C ' *A C "^ /-J y\^ i3 . \J Q v {^

Oates Work c ; ,* V Q 7 TV* r m. V Q Q Performed From f T~ . f . 7 f To ZO / , 7 tf

Day j Month | Y*w Oiy Month | YearGlobal Positioning System Data (If available) Township/Area ^c L / r r , f . tfzfi ̂

Sxcflb ^ rr*t cLRoyM or Q-Plan Number 6" 3 d i a

Office UseCommodity

Total S Value of Work Claimed

NTS Reference

Mining Division yPuic

7,736

LidUb^A^Resident Geologist /)District 4^udd.ajidj rtcik^

Please remember to: - obtain a work permit from the Ministry of Natural Resources as required;- provide proper notice to surface rights holders before starting work;- complete and attach a Statement of Costs, form 0212;- provide a map showing contiguous mining lands that are linked for assigning work;- include two copies of your technical report.

3. Person or companies who prepared the technical report (Attach a list if necessary)Name

A\ A. /Y] fi (Z (^/{f&OS

Addr*88 ^ V~ G 0 . r-^s rf~jK^ c^y/ , ^ A-^cr* •^Fc:* /i 1x3 ft/ P CiS7Name ' '

Address

Name

Address

Telephone Number

7 A' 5"- ^ ̂ ̂ ~ y(j 6^rFax Number

Vf- c}-/,}?Telephone Number

Fax Number

Telephone Numb

Fax Number

4. Certification by Recorded Holder or Agent^\ -S~ ' S

I T Kfj&rZRT ////5x (T- /? f' /^ ̂ /f ' , rio hereby rflrtify that 1 havo noroo

"nPCEIVblHeri i w— v "r - - iiDarro

GEOSCItNUt ASSESSM6MT - ucu necir.F

^\1*

nal knowledae of the facts set(Print Nams)

forth in this Declaration of Assessment Work having caused the work to be performed or witnessed the same during or after its completion and, to the best of my knowledge, the annexed report is true.

^L.-7

Signature of

Agent' Telephone Number

5. Work to b* recorded and distributed. Work can only be assigned to claims that are contiguous (adjoining) to the mining land where work was performed, at the time work was performed. A map showing the contiguous link must accompany this form.

Mining Claim Number. Or if work was done on other eligible mining land, show in this column the location number indicated on the claim map.

eg

eg

eg

?90^

ZV

**33

t334

s6.5

1 6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

TB 7827

1234567

1234568

Lefo J 973*yjj V 004*70S V009

"TroV/,5-0^ 7d V 70 9i. e. K se

L SI 1 1* S Z,IS797QOtS7?7 8/L 73 76/3Z 7376/1-L 7 Z 76 /SL 73 76 /6L7176/7L9J20 79

Number of Claim Units. For other mining land, list hectares.

16 ha

12

2

m ̂ 7 Lmv u/3hS Ac,48-2LU3 i- Ac,

ZOO-SI U11x/xx

x1l

Column Totals

Value of work performed on this claim or other mining land.

S26, 825

0

S 8, 892

S1-75'

&03oo1201906 oo60

21-0300 /

—120

•~—

/BOi 80

79 IS'

Value of work applied to this 9lalm.

2. dN/A

524,000

S 4,000

40.64-00*too4ooJ-oo

200O

Value of work assigned to othgr. mining claims. "'

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524,000

0

0

S17S60

3oo)20t 806006021 o3oo

/807flf

Bank. Value of work to be distributed at a future date.

52,825

0

54,892

l, /\*Otr , do hereby certify that the above work credits are eligible under(Print Full Name)

subsection 7 (1) of the Assessment Work Regulation 6/96 for assignment to contiguous claims or for application to the claim where the work was done,Signature of Recorded HoMer

6. Instructions for cutting back credits that are not approved.

Some of the credits claimed in this declaration may be cut back. Please check ( * ) in the boxes below to show how you wish to prioritize the deletion of credits:

O 1. Credits are to be cut back from the Bank first, followed by option 2 or 3 or 4 as indicated.Do 2. Credits are to be cut back starting with the claims listed last, working backwards; orD 3. Credits are to bs cut back equally over all claims listed in this declaration; orD 4. Credits are to be cut back as prioritized on the attached appendix

JUL 2 4 1998GEOSCIENCEfASSESSMENT

Note: If you have not indicated how your credits are to be deleted, credits will be cut back from the Bank first; followed by option number 2 if necessary.

For Office Use Only_______________Received Stamp Deemed Approved Date

Date Approved

Date Notification Sent

Total Value of Credit Approved

Ontario VJMUJMU .nd wines^cneauie tor ueclaration OT Attassmant Work on Mining Land

Mining Claim Number. Or If work was done on other eligible mining land, show In this column the location number Indicated on the claim map.

/^

/7/B/9Zolili*liZ+zrIt,n13nlo31JZ

nJfIfJt,31SB

L/OI133IL/011331t/o/1333L JO/11 31-L/0/11Z5L/Olim*L/OI1ZS74-/0/1Z38L/OlimLJOllllOtJOllZl iJL/V13* 2L /0 1 9052t/0190^3L i Ol^o Z!L//1S798L// IS 922L/l+tZZQAJ/&5-/+L//8S-QBS-LI18(,SOZxl S 2 0077 8t /2 0^008^/22/ffll

Number of Claim Units. For other mining land, list hectares.

1

1

\

1

t

1

i

1

1

1

1

1

1

)

1

1

1

\

\

2/f

8Z

roi*i

Column Totals

Value of work performed on this claim or other mining land

(*o2oo

—teo—120^ko^6O s

30 O54o s120 y

&0 7

120 '—

/?20

973^

Value of work applied to thisclaim f*

d *

22^00

loo4ooloo4~ooloolooloo

100

loolooZ*!*399100

—

6030061 0J20

&0210120790

773^

?73^

Value of workassigned to other

fm

60

&0

—— - RE6\0tJUL

GEOSCitN

7^7^

Bank. Value of work to b* distributed •t a future date

5

CIVCD -irn-/

2 4 1233:f ':C SESSMENT ifHCE

Ministry ofNorthern Development Statement of Costs

for Assessment CreditTransection Number (office use)

UflS&o.

Personal information collected on this form is obtained under the authority of subsection 6(1) of the Assessment Work Regulation 6/96. Under section 8 of the Mining Act, the information Is a public record. This information will be used to review the assessment work and correspond with the mining land holder. Questions about this collection should be directed to the Chief Mining Recorder, Ministry of Northern Development and Mines. 6th Floor. 933 Ramsey Lake Road, Sudbury, Ontario, P3E 6B5.

Work Type

J o tup J',* a t ore. * /o*, y t r e /tar T' j-j j/ f

rt H ft A/ S J f Sa m* le pr c. t .i ' f i f

Units of Work --.Depending on the type of work, list the MAber of hours/days worked, metres of drillin^wo- * metres of grid line, number of samples, etc.

2. 2. c* * v srJ b 2 5* *f /es

Associated Costs (e.g. supplies, mobilization and demobilization).

j A mf f *- ^ fi 'Pf i ' n *\

tAo To Ct/f'i e Sf

•^itnn/t ffct f) S . S~i a /t , 4 o/trA i ne r 3

Transportation Costs

Sto't 1*.**? 2-1. J Q•J

Food and Lodging Costs

/lett./ rao**

M ̂ l,

left ft Wit e1 HfSrfcr* *-

ZSO/oby

/Z'S*/**^*

fo'/J*f

t^*^>o/*l~iZZ-VL/eLi

, :.. Total Cost

S'fOO ~2241*13

;

ATT-472(,*9o?s- -

903-10

SI h ZT3Jo*3*r

Total Value of Assessment Work 97

Calculations of Filing Discounts:

1. Work filed within two years of performance is claimed at 1000xb of the above Total Value of Assessment Work.2. If work is filed after two years and up to five years after performance, it can only be claimed at SO^fc of the Total

Value of Assessment Work. If this situation applies to your claims, use the calculation below:TOTAL VALUE OF ASSESSMENT WORK x 0.50 = Total S value of worked claimed.

Note:- Work older than R years is not 0!igib!e for credit.- A recorded holder may be required to verify expenditures claimed in this statement of costs within request for verification and/or correction/clarification. If verification and/or correction/clarification is nofifii Minister may reject all or part of the assessment work submitted.

——JUL 2 4 1008——

GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OFFICE————

Certification verifying costs:

f0P*r' 7 Ifi c Cr^ * , do hereby certify, that the amounts shown are as accurate as may'l,(please print full name)

reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting assessment work on the lands indicated on

the accompanying Declaration of Work form as

to make this certification.

_________________holder, agent, o^slate company position with signing authority)

l am authorized

' ~

OntarioMinistry of Ministere duNorthern Development Developpement du Nordand Mines et des Mines

Geoscience Assessment Office 933 Ramsey Lake Road

October 23, 1998 6th FloorSudbury, Ontario

ROBERT ALLAN MACGREGOR P3E 6B528 FORD STREETSAULT STE. MARIE, Ontario Telephone: (888) 415-9846P6A-4N4 Fax: (877)670-1555

Visit our website at: www.gov.on.ca/MNDM/MINES/LANDS/mlsmnpge.htm

Dear Sir or Madam: Submission Number: 2.18675

Status Subject: Transaction Number(s): W9880.00453 Deemed Approval

We have reviewed your Assessment Work submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The attached summary page(s) indicate the results of the review. WE RECOMMEND YOU READ THIS SUMMARY FOR THE DETAILS PERTAINING TO YOUR ASSESSMENT WORK.

If the status for a transaction is a 45 Day Notice, the summary will outline the reasons for the notice, and any steps you can take to remedy deficiencies. The 90-day deemed approval provision, subsection 6(7) of the Assessment Work Regulation, will no longer be in effect for assessment work which has received a 45 Day Notice. Allowable changes to your credit distribution can be made by contacting the Geoscience Assessment Office within this 45 Day period, otherwise assessment credit will be cut back and distributed as outlined in Section #6 of the Declaration of Assessment work form.

Please note any revisions must be submitted in DUPLICATE to the Geoscience Assessment Office, by the response date on the summary.

If you have any questions regarding this correspondence, please contact Bruce Gates by e-mail at [email protected] or by telephone at (705) 670-5856.

Yours sincerely,

ORIGINAL SIGNED BYBlair KiteSupervisor, Geoscience Assessment OfficeMining Lands Section

Correspondence ID: 12984

Copy for: Assessment Library

Work Report Assessment Results

Submission Number: 2.18675

Date Correspondence Sent: October 23. 1998______________________Assessor:Bruce Gates^^^^^^^^^^

Transaction First ClaimNumber Number Township(s) l Area(s) Status Approval DateW9880.00453 8000705 MCVITTIE, SKEAD, MCELROY, HEARST Deemed Approval October 22, 1998

Section:17 Assays ASSAY

Correspondence to: Recorded Holder(s) and/or Agent(s):Resident Geologist ROBERT ALLAN MACGREGORKirkland Lake, ON SAULT STE. MARIE, Ontario

Assessment Files Library R.A. MacGregor Sudbury, ON SKEAD HOLDINGS LTD.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Ontario

Page: 1Correspondence ID: 12984

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REFERENCESAREAS WITHDRAWN FROM DISPOSITION

M.R.O. - MINING RIGHTS ONLY

S.R.O. - SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY

M.+ S. - MINING AND SURFACE RIGHTS

Dweription Order No. Dot* Di*XMition F H*

W-L-14/98 [7/04/9B M.S 195150

THE INFORMATION THAT APPEARS ON THIS MAP HAS BEEN COMPILED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES. AND ACCURACY IS NOT GUARANTEED. THOSE WISHING TO STAKE MIN ING CLAIMS SHOULD CON SULT WITH THE MINING RECORDER, MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOP MENT AND MINES, FOR AD DITfONAL INFORMATION ON THE STATUS OF THE LANDS SHOWN HEREON

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UNSURVEYED LINES:LOT LINES - PARCEL BOUNDARY - MINING CLAIMS ETC. -

RAILWAY AND RIGHT OF WAY *UTILITY LINES -"NON-PERENNIAL STREAM -FLOODING OR FLOODING RIGHTSSUBDIVISION OR COMPOSITE PLANRESERVATIONSORIGINAL SHORELINEMARSH OR MUSKEGMINESTRAVERSE MONUMENT

DISPOSITION OF CROWN LANDS

TYPE OF DOCUMENT SYMBOLPATENT, SURFACE ft MINING RIGHTS .............®..e.r t

.SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY.———.^............ O

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NOTI: MINING MIGHTS IN PARCELS PATENTED PRIOR TO MAY 6, 1*13, VESTED IN ORIGINAL PATENTEE BY THE PUBLIC LANDS ACT, n.S.O. 197O, CHAP. MO, SEC. 63, SUBSEC 1.

SCALE: 1 INCH - 40 CHAINS

FEETO 10OO 2000 4OOO 6OOO 8000

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OCT 2 o 1998PROVINCIAL

TOWNSHIPOFFICE-SUDBURY

MCELROYM.N.R. ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT

KIRKLAND LAKEMINING DIVISION

LARDER LAKELAND TITLES/ REGISTRY DIVISION

TIMISKAMINGMinistryof LandNatural Management

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REFERENCESAREAS WITHDRAWN FROM DISPOSITION

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S.R.O. -SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY

M.+ S. -MINING AND SURFACE RIGHTS

Description Order No. Data Disposition Fill

SURFACE RIGHTS NlTflDftMN FROM STAKING Section 36/60 ORDER NO. MU/SO

SURFACE C MINING RIGHTS WITHDRAWN FROM STAKING SECTION 36/80 ORDER NO. 1165/84

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MINING RIGHTS WITHDRAWN FROM STAKING SECTION 36/80 ORDER NO. 1*9/85

O-LU-89 OPENS PART OF W9/8S

SURFACE C MINING RIGHTS WITHDRAWN FROM STAKING SECTION 36/80 ORDER NO. IH7/85

O 32/65 OPENS W 17/85

SURFACC C MINING RIGHTS WITHDRAWN FROM STAKING SECTION 36/80 ORDER NO. W36/85

0-22/85 OPENS W 36/85

SURFACC t MINING RIGHTS WITHDRAWN FROMSTAKING SECTION 36/80 ORDER NO. H38/85 O-LS-9O OPFNS PART OF W8/66 7" O 24/85 OPENS PART OF W38/85 ' * ,'

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HER OPENS FAR" OF W5O/86

NOTES

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AJf|NG OF MINING CLAIMS WITHIN THE TOWN ' LARDER LAKE SHOWN T HUS&iiilSue JECT ' SCC 37(b) OF THE MINING ACT R.S.O. 1970

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O STAKE MIN-IIUPJ3.

THE MNR UNIT FORESTER FOR THIS AREA CAN BE CONTACTED AT: P.O. BOX 129

SWASTIKA, ONT.

/.o COPY OF THIS MYLAR ARCHIVED ON APR.15/92

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ARCHIVED AUGUST 29, 1994Whitney Block

Q;' :en's Park,

DATE OF IS SUE

riMISKAMlNv. MAR 2 5 19 8PROVINCIAL REC*HWNG

OFFICE -SUDOJRYAKc !iMinistry of Natural '

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