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REPORT ON THE

1997 LITHOGEOCHEMICAL SAMPLE PROGRAM

VENETIAN LAKE PROJECT

BOTHA TOWNSHIP (G-4014)

SUDBURY MINING DIVISION, ONTARIO

prepared for

1074101 ONTARIO INC.

PEARSON, HOFMAN & ASSOCIATES LTD.

R. Anderson Campbell, M. Se. x

Toronto, Ontario

June 13, 1997

Anthony Plackitt, Geologist ; i ^ * -

41I14NE0020 2.17559 BOTHA 010

Pearson, Hofman S Rssociates Ltd.

Table of ContentsPage

Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l

Location and Access . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l

Land Status and Property Ownership . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l

Previous Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Regional Geology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Property Geology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

1997 Sample Locations and Descriptions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Results ..................................................................11Major Elements ......................................................11Trace Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Conclusions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

References . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Appendix I: Whole Rock Analyses

Appendix H: Trace Element Geochemisty

Appendix HI: Claim Abstracts

41114NE0020 2.17559 BOTHA 010C


Summary

In May, 1997 a lithogeochemical sample program was undertaken by Pearson, Hofrnan & Associates Ltd. (PHA) on behalf of 1074101 Ontario Inc. The program was carried out on the Venetian Lake Property, in Botha Twp, 40 miles north of the town of Sudbury, Sudbury Mining Division, Ontario.

The program was undertaken to establish a more detailed geochemical analysis of the volcanogenic massive sulphide showings on the Venetian Lake project. In particular to aid in the identification of the various rock types and alteration packages and if possible to provide further chemical evidence to the continuity between the Holmstrom showing and the newer Stromholm showing 2 km along strike.

To this end, 49 rock samples were collected over the two showing (30 samples from the Holstrom showing and 19 samples from the Stromholm) with emphasis on a representative sampling of all the known lithologies and where possible variations in the intensity of alteration.

The samples were then shipped to Chemex Labs Ltd. of Mississauga, Ontario where the samples of non to low sulphide content were put through a whole rock package - by ICP - meta-borate fusion followed by dissolution which will include: A12O3, CaO, Cr2O3, Fe2O3, MgO, MnO, P2O5, K2O, SiO2, Na2O, TiO2 and Lol to Q.01%. The higher to massive sulphide rockswere analyzed by a ICP 32 - nitric aqua leach package with an ICP finish + gold - 30g F A/AA finish to 5 ppb detection limit.

The resulting assessment credits will then be applied and distributed among the non-patented mining claims.


Introduction

In 1997 Bharti Laamanen Mining Inc of Sudbury, Ontario enlisted Pearson, Hofrnan & Associates

Ltd. of Toronto, Ontario and initiated work on the Venetian Lake Project to further evaluate the

mineral potential of the volcanogenic massive sulphide showings. The Venetian Lake property

consists of three patented and eight unpatented claims. Sporadic exploration has been carried out on

the property since itsdiscovery some time in 1937/38. The chief exploration targets and focus has

been to explore for volcanogenic massive sulphides (VMS), particularly copper-lead-zinc mineral

deposits on the property.

Location and Access

The Bharti Laamanen Mining Inc. (BLMT), Venetian Lake Property is situated within the central area

of Botha Township, (G-4014), Sudbury Mining Division, Ontario, and is approximately 40 miles

north of Sudbury, Ontario, at approximately 80 0 ,16'W, and 46 0 ,56'N. The mining property overlies

an area within the eastern part of the Richardson Lake Greenstone Belt in close proximity to Venetian

Lake.

The general property area may be readily accessed by means of a series of older logging roads which

lead off of the primary Dunbar network of roads established by E.B. Eddy Forest Products. Access

may also be offered by means of the Moose Mountain - Gervais road system entering in from the east.

The property area can also be easily reached by float plane from Ramsey or Whitewater Lakes,

landing directly onto Venetian Lake. Care should be exercised when flying into Venetian Lake due

to many shallow, hidden rocky shoals.

Land Status and Property Ownership

The following is a list of the unpatented and optioned patented mining claims which make up the

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contiguous Venetian Lake Property, (G-4014) Botha Twp., Sudbury Mining Division.

Claim #

S-1182501

S-l 182502

S-l 182503

S-l 182504

S-l 182505

S-l 182506

S-l 182507

S-1197514

No. of Units

1

4

1

4

12

1

2

4

Expiry Date

1997-JUN-17

1997-JUN-17

1997-JUN-17

1997-JUN-17

1997-JUN-17

1997-SEP-17

1997-JUN-17

1997-JUL-27

Work Required

S657

S2626

S657

S2626

S7679

S257

S1584

S3600

The above mining claims consisting of approximately 1100 acres, were staked over crown lands in

early September 1992 and were subsequently transferred 100"M) to Bharti Laamanen Mining Inc.

S-80132

S-80133

S-80134

The above three patented mining claims have been optioned from Stig Stromshlom of Sudbury,

Ontario, through an ongoing agreement dated March 8, 1993. The three claims cover an area of

approximately 1230 acres and forms a contiguous group with the crown land claims. In accordance

with the option agreement, Bharti Laamanen Mining Inc. has the right to purchase a \ Q007a interest

in the Stig Stromshlom patents by putting up a set amount of cash within the 5 year option term.

In total, the Venetian Lake property consists of approximately 2,230 acres in which the company

controls and is the current operator of the project.

Previous Work

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Documented work on the Venetian Lake property includes:

1. Prior to 1938, prospecting and hand trenching by the discoverer, Thure Holmstrom and

associates.

2. 1938, optioned claims to Canamanscano Mining Syndicate Ltd., performed early versions of

electromagnetic and magnetic geophysical surveys, recommendations made, not carried out,

property returned to vendor.

3. 1949 first documented visit to the property by I.E. Thomson, provincial geologist. High metal

values obtained during surface sampling.

4. 1951 property optioned Osisko Lake Mining Ltd., 3,175 feet of diamond drilling in 7 holes.

Significant sulphide intersections reported and sampled. Drill logs are available and a large

number of samples were cut from the holes. Unfortunately, the results for the base metal

assaying have been excluded from the drill logs. It is the understanding that the company was

highly interested in the property. Plans called for a second drill program, but were said to

have been halted due to the quick dropping of the base metal prices at the time. The property

was returned to the vendor. Efforts have been made in an attempt to locate the old data

through the government files, GSC, etc., without results.

5. 1961, the three original discovery claims were patented, and willed to Stig Stromsholm,

following the death of Thure Holmstrom in 1977. No recorded work was carried out on the

claims since 1951.

Regional Geology

The general project area occurs within the eastern extent of the Richardson Lake Greenstone Belt.

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The rocks found within the belt are predominately made up of various felsic metavolcanics with

metasedimentary sequences overlain with mafic to intermediate metavolcanics and higher grade

granulite facies gneissic rocks.

The metavolcanic Ethologies have been deformed due to the intrusions of granitic to gabbroic bodies

including structural deformation due to faulting and folding. The noted contact areas between the

felsic and mafic metavolcanics are known to host base metal showings and is considered to be a

highly favourable environment for hosting volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) deposits.

Property Geology

The geology of the Venetian Lake property was somewhat more complex than originally envisioned.

The general Noranda type VMS mineralized felsic/mafic contact environment regime remains the

same, although the geology has been complicated due to abundant structures, metamorphism,

hydrothermal alteration.

For the most part the basic geology of the property is made up of a complex assemblage of mafic

metavolcanic rocks in contact with complex felsic metavolcanics. It is at or near these important

geological contacts that various concentrations of base metal and iron sulphide mineralization has

been found on the Venetian Lake property. The field work has shown that the main mineralized

horizon appears to be from 100 to 130 metres thick and has an estimated strike length of

approximately 2 kilometres. Within this favourable horizon higher concentrations of stratiform

sulphide lenses and sulphide stringer zones range in thickness from 3 to 25 metres across.

The sulphide mineralization is primarily made up of varying amounts of pyrrhotite-pyrite, with lesser

amounts of sphalerite, galena, and chalcopyrite. Some marcasite and molybdenum have been noted

within some of the sulphides. At this time it would appear as if the sulphide mineralization is located

within a fine to course grained felsic to lapilli tuff with intercalated units of cherty exhalative and

carbonaceous metasedimentary horizons.

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l J Sedimentary Rocks

Hal HuronianSS55

Hi Granite Rocks

LEGENDMafic Volcanic Rocks

Felsic Volcanic Rocks

Faults

Claim blocks

Township boundaries

O __ 500

metres

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Overlying the mineralized felsic rock is the mafic metavolcanic sequences of basalts-andesites, with

synvolcanic metagabbro, metapyroxinite sills and dykes. Some disseminations, minor lenses and

stringers of sulphides occur in the mafic rocks above the main mineralized horizon. Much of the

metavolcanic rocks on the property have been intruded by several types of igneous intrusives ranging

in composition from felsic to mafic. A series of dykes, sills and irregular shaped stocks have all

played a roll in complicating the hole geological arrangement on the property.

1997 Sample Locations and Descriptions

Field Chemex Trench Rock

Sample No. No. No. Grid Loc. Code Descriptions

VL970501 N279101 6 N/A 3g 30"XoBio. alt, trPy

VL970502 N279102 6 N/A 3a mod. - str. Bio. alt., tr Py

VL970503 N279103 6 N/A 3a wk - mod. bio. alt.,no visible sulphides

VL970504 N279104 6 N/A 4a minor gossan, tr - Q.5% f.g. Py, wk. Bio.

V1970505 N279105 6 N/A 4a wk. Bio., Sil?, Q.5% f.g. Py (frac. filling)

VL970506 N279106 N/A 3a wk. Bio., Q.5% Py (hairline frac. filling),

gossan stained Qtz clotts and strs.

VL970507 N279107 N/A 3d wkBio/Ser. alt., 0.55 sulphides, upto

507o Qtz.


g

VL970508 N279108 6 N/A 3d mod. Bio/Ser. alt., tr. Gal./Py (v.f.g.),

Si?

VL970509 N279109 6 N/A 5a wk.-mod. foliation, wk, cream fracture

alt.

VL970510 N279110 6 N/A la wk. Bio/Chl. alt, tr. Py

VL970511 N279111 6 N/A 5a mod. foliation, wk.-mod. Bio. alt. tr.-

0.5 07oPy

VL970512 N279112 6 N/A 5a wk. foliation, wk. Bio. alt.

VL970513 N279113 6 N/A 5a wk.-mod. foliation, mod. blk-brnBio.

alt.

VL970514 N279114 6 N/A 3a mod.-str. blk-brn. Bio. alt., mod.

foliation, tr. Py

VL970515 N279115 14 N/A 3b str. foliation/flow banded ryholite, wk.

Ser/Bio. alt., tr. Py

VL970516 N279116 31 N/A 3 str. foliation/flow banding, wk.-mod.

Ser/Bio. alt. tr. Py

VL970517 N279117 30 N/A le mod. Cbl. alt., wk. Bio. (fractyres), tr.

Py

VL970518 N279118 30 N/A le mod. Cbl. alt., wk. Bio.(fractures), trPy


VL970519 N279119 30 N/A 3a wk. foliation, wk. Bio. alt., no visible

sulphides

VL970520 N279120 32 N/A 3g mod.-str. Chl/Bio. alt., mod foliation,

tr.-0.507oPy

V1970521 N279121 32 N/A 5a wk.-mod. Chl/Bio. alt., tr. sulph.

VL970522 N279122 6 N/A 9a mod.-str. blk-brn. Bio. alt.

VL970523 N279123 6 N/A 9a mod-str. blk-bm. Bio alt., fracture/fault

zone

VL970524 N279124 6 N/A 3f lenses f g Py/Po., tr. sph/gal/Cpy.

VL970525 N279125 31 N/A wk-mod. Bio. alt., upto 207o Py/Po., tr

Sph/Cpy

VL970526 N279126 31 N/A wk-mod. bio. alt, l-207oPy/Po., tr. Shp.,

min. carb.

VL970527 N279127 l N/A 3f wk. foliation, wkBio. alt, 2-40Xo f.g. diss.

Py/Po/Shp., upto 1507o sugary- Qtz with

2-307o Galena.

VL970528 N279128 l N/A l v.fg.-aphanetic Rx., l -207o f.g. Py/Po.,

min. carb.

VL970529 N279129 2 N/A 3f wk. foliation, upto I 07o f.g. Py/Po., tr


10

Sph/Gal.

VL970530 N279130 32 N/A l mod. foliation, wk Chl/Bio. alt, upto I 07o

j., tr. Shl? -

VL970531 N279131 L6N 8+45E 5a wk. foliation, wk Chl. alt.

VL970532 N279132 L6N6+40E 5a mod. foliation, wk-mod. Chl. alt

VL970533 N279133 L6N4+50E 4 wk.-mod. Bio. alt., 2007o sugary Qtz., tr.

Py/Cpy

V1970534 N279124 L6N 1+40E 5a wk. Chl., mod. foliation, felsic joint alt.

VL970535 N279135 L8N5+15E 5 massive, tr. Py

V1970536 N279136 L8N 5+60E 3(4?) flow breccia (conglomerate?), upto Q.5% Py

VL97537 N279137 L8N 6+70E l wk. Chl. alt., wk. Bio. (fractures), tr. Py

VL970538 N279138 BL. 4+60N 2 wk. Chl/Bio. alt., upto P/o v.f.g. Py

VL970539 N279139 L4N4+35E 7 massive

VL970540 N279140 L4N2+85E 4? wk. Bio. alt, tr. Py

VL970541 N279141 L6N 5+OOE 3b(2?) str. foliation, mod. Chl/Bio. alt.

VL970542 N279142 L6N 5+OOE 3g upto 500Xo sulphides - Po/Py/Shp/Cpy

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VL970543 N279143

VL970544 N279144

11

30070 felsic vole., 2007o Qtz., wk. carb (ank)

L6N 5+OOE 3(4?) flow breccia (conglomerate), wk Chl/Bio. alt.

Q.5% f.g. Py.

L6N 5+OOE 3g 25-3007o massive sulphides - Po/Py & Cpy.,

150Xo Qtz. (clotts & smears)

VL970545 N279145 L6N 5+OOE 5a foliated, wk Chl/Bio. alt, tr.-0.507oPy

VL970546 N279146 L6N 5+OOE 3g upto 5007o massive sulphides - Po/Py with Cpy

(Sph?), 3007o felsic vole., 2007o Qtz., wk Carb.

VL970547 N279147 L6N 5+OOE le/2 mafic-int. unit, wk-mod. CM alt., ^07o Py/Po

VL970548 N279148 L6N 5+OOE le/2 wk. Cbl. alt, 0.5 07o Po/Py

VL970549 N279149 L6N4+80E 4 wk-mod. Bio. alt., tr. Py/Cpy

Results

Major Elements

The volcanic rocks that underly the Venetian Lake property, include rocks with major element

composition gradational from rhyolite to basalt (Appendix I, Figure l to 3). They are all the volcanic

formations and include chemically similar representative samples of the surrounding Benny

Greenstone Belt. The rocks have average alkali contents except for slight alkali-depleted rhyolite

rocks. The silica content ranges from average to enriched, particularly in the basalts and andesites.

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VENETIAN LAKE PROPERTY, BOTHA TWP.FeO*

Irvine i Baragar 1971 /\ Figure 1.

Na2O + K2O

Cation % Jensen 1976

FeO* 4- Ti02

AI2O3

MgO

Figure 2.

MgO


VENETIAN LAKE PROPERTY, BOTHA TWP.

Le Maitre 1989

15

Figure 3.

i

iZ

35 45 55 65 SiO2 (wt 0Xo)

75

Winchester S Floyd 1977 (fig 6)

CM O

M

.1

.01

.001

Rhyolite

Rhyodacite/Dacittf , 4 *

Andesite

r Andesite/Basalt *^n * t.

SubAlkaline Basaltl_____L l___L l i i i l_________i i 111

Trachyte

^v

TrachyAnd

Alk-Bas Bsn/Nph.

Figure 4.

.01 .1Nb/Y

10


14

The Irvine & Baragar (Figure I.), Jensen (Figure 2.), and Le Maitre (Figure 3.) Plots show a gradual

compositional trend for basalt to rhyolite. Irvine 8t Baragar (Figure 1.) and Jensen (Figure 2.) Plots

indicate in general that the rocks have a calc-alkaline affinity.

The variation diagrams of the major elements indicate that the basalts and andesites, in general are

enriched in silica and slightly deficient in alumina and magnesia. Most are more potassic, or soda-

poor, than those of the Superior Province. The rocks of dacite and rhyolite composition are variably

enriched in alumina.

Trace Elements

The rocks have trace element contents that support the gradational composition seen in the major

element chemistry (Figure 4 and 7). There are minor and major variations in all the elements

(Appendix I and H) with only a few trends related to lithology. As indicated in Figures 5 and 6,

alteration of the volcanic rocks sampled is not strong nor pervasive. Elements Like A12O3 vs Zr are

not strongly being enfluenced by the alteration and are adhering to the fractionation trend line.

All the rocks are enriched in Pb and Zn (Appendix H). The rocks are also variably anomalous in Ag,

B a, Cd, and Mn. The Zr content of the basalts and andesites is close to average. Vanadium and

gallium are deficient in all of the rocks.

Lead ranges from 18 to > 10000 ppm with several samples running in the hundreds to thousands of

ppm. Zinc ranges from 48 to 8710 ppm with several samples running in the hundreds to thousands

of ppm. Copper is variable and very weakly anomalous ranging from 8 to 773 ppm.

Conclusions

The rock samples collected from the property are not highly altered and the mineralization is

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Figure 5.

co OCJ

20

17.5

15

12.5

10

7.5

5

2.5

0

fractionation trend

- - Alteration lines

100 200 Zr (ppm)

300 400

2

1.75

1.5

a? 1-25

Figure 6.

w O

1

.75

.5

.25

^^fractionation ^ trend- - Alteration

lines

Basal

100 200 Zr (ppm)

300 400



Meschede 1986

Zr/4

Mb* 2WPA: Al, All WPT: All, C P MORB: B N MORB: D VAB: C, D

Y

Figure 7.


17

anomalous in Pb and Zn. The mineralization occurs at the break between the mafic dominant and the

felsic dominant volcanic rocks. This is a good horizon to focus on and further sampling along this

horizon looking for areas of more intense alteration is warranted.


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References

Tracanelli, Harold J. (1994)Ontario Mineral Incentive Program, Application for Funding, Bharti

Laamanen Mining Inc., Venetian Lake Project, Botha Twp.

Tracanelli, Harold J. Technical Memos File, Bharti Laamanen Mining Inc.

Pearson, HoFman S flssociates Ltd.

Appendix I: Whole Rock Analyses

A9725122-CERTIFIEDCLIENT : PEARSON HOFFMAN AND ASSOCIATES# of SAMPLES : 33DATE RECEIVED : 26-MAY-97PROJECT : VENETIAN LAKECERTIFICATE COMMENTS : ATTN: GILLES FILION CC: TONY PLACKITT (MAIL)

SAMPLEDESCRIPTION

N279101N279102N279103N279104N279105N279106N279107N279108N279109N279110N279111N279112N279113N279114N279115N279116N279117N279118N279119N279120N279121N279122N279123N279131N279132N279133N279134N279135

594AI203

"/o

12.612.213.5

12.3412.8215.3614.3712.3714.7515.4614.6114.3414.4514.7414.5313.6214.5113.9813.93

1513.9713.3913.49

14.614.9615.9

14.2813.23

588CaO

"/o

2.081.671.171.190.731.441.310.918.838.378.277.636.639.880.850.675.575.361.693.58

8.44.413.68

6.45.122.68

10.539.21

590Cr2O3

7o<.0^*:.01*:.01*.01<.0^*:.01•c.01*:.010.070.050.040.040.040.050.060.030.050.040.020.010.030.01^010.010.01*;.010.040.04

586Fe2O3

07o3.393.265.122.482.434.845.173.27

12.0412.2112.7510.1912.1912.944.133.9412.6

12.252.786.58

13.0611.6112.545.866.443.29

12.6612.52

821K2O

"/o

1.581.542.661.642.924.143.862.050.962.891.291.261.322.083.322.63

1.21.381.371.561.430.510.581.150.612.071.590.38

593MgO

K1.020.981.010.651.232.472.521.097.495.837.826.6

7.676.331.951.997.066.851.513.827.376.727.233.342.961.657.148.16

596MnO

"/o

0.060.040.090.120.060.080.090.030.280.260.280.240.270.270.050.050.290.290.060.140.26

0.30.32

0.10.120.060.290.21

599Na2O

"/o

4.624.493.564.462.921.771.643.772.6

1.722.463.493.27

1.73.273.363.8

3.774.653.322.4

3.683.313.054.164.691.651.81

597P2O5

•ft0.1

0.090.08^010.030.080.090.040.060.060.060.220.050.060.080.09

0.10.090.060.090.070.080.080.230.210.090.050.06

592SIO2

•fc72.5173.5570.2476.1976.1866.9267.7274.2948.2348.1247.4350.8748.58

47.268.9970.8849.1249.9771.34

61.147.0752.8951.4861.4561.1167.1549.4948.81

595TIO2

Vo

0.460.440.48

0.10.270.640.570.31

0.90.96

0.90.880.97

0.90.440.441.050.960.430.741.010.991.040.850.850.540.810.91

N279136 N279137 N279138 N279139 N279140

13.5615.0515.5113.2715.88

7.494.6

5.991.475.51

0.030.020.01^01^01

11.966.218.33

1.57.68

1.130.480.843.912.56

5.624.034.750.464.11

0.210.110.160.010.12

3.684.343.894.053.35

0.090.230.210.030.14

53.6262.7757.27

76.458.75

1.210.890.870.140.77

475LOI

o/o

1.261.091.111.531.492.152.09

1.92.552.392.512.012.412.012.512.083.042.871.332.192.5

2.993.841.161.831.251.242.67

540TOTAL

"/O

99.6899.3599.02100.7101.199.8999.43

100.0598.7698.3298.4297.7797.8598.16100.299.7898.3997.8199.1798.1397.5797.5897.59

98.298.3899.3799.7798.01

2840Ba

ppm573530811223309444803327184849447707698488358598194419451381957129117255121215278

97

2841Cs

ppm113

•ci^

231

•d31222122413

*:11232421

2842Hf

ppm7683225312232235125522254411

2843La

ppm26

9572114152612375

17456

1549

2626

68

1419

715

66

2844Nb

ppm151313

544941324223924

10724488723

2845Rb

ppm4337

107265289

1693716

135446158925287389347785838569958

263108

33

2846Sr

ppm7975

126704155

1055992

230168179113249

32665197

1372031718961

270272181193160

2847Ta

ppm22111121

"d*:1*:1

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ppm35364328242737272536323732322234253535363533383637343130

2849Zr

ppm309280314

817482

1957525595696575774

1783483

190179647983

1721721604756

1.522.032.290.741.4

100.1100.75100.1102

100.25

211152261276593

214

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25524

81496

23

128745

77436352172

13627321556

297

51111

4238362535

7417116652

143

Appendix II: Trace Element Geochemisty

Chemex Labs Ltd,Analytical Chemists * Geochemists * Registered Assayers

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To: PEARSON, HOFFMAN AND ASSOCIATES

200 - 365 BAY ST. TORONTO, ON M5H 2V1

Comments: ATTN: GILLES FILION GC: TONY PLACKITT (MAIL)

A9725121

CERTIFICATE A9725121

(OQJ ) - PEARSON, HOFFMAN AND ASSOCIATES

Project: VENETIAN LAKE P.O. # :

Samples submitted to our lab in Mississauga, ON. This report was printed on 5-JUN-97.

The 32 element ICP package is suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete are: Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Na, Sr, Ti, Tl, W.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

CHEMEX CODE

205 226

3202 229

* NOTK

NUMBER SAMPLES

16 16 16 16

1:

DESCRIPTION

Geochem ring to approz 15O mesh 0-3 Kg crush and split Rock - save entire reject ICP - AQ Digestion charge

ANALYTICAL

CHEMEXCODE

98321182119212021212122212321242125212621272128215021302131213221512134213521362137213821392140214121422143214421452146214721482149

NUMBERSAMPLES

161616161616161616161616161616161616161616161616161616161616161616

DESCRIPTION

Au ppb: Fuse 30 g sampleAg ppm: 32 element, soil S rockAl \ : 3 2 element, soil t rockAs ppm: 32 element, soil fi rockBa ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rockBe ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rockBi ppm: 32 element, soil fi rockCa * : 3 2 element, soil fi rockCd ppm: 32 element, soil fi rockCo ppm: 32 element, soil s, rockCr ppm: 32 element, soil fi rockCu ppm: 32 element, soil fi rockFe t: 32 element, soil fi rockGa ppm: 32 element, soil fi rockHg ppm: 32 element, soil s rockK \ : 3 2 element, soil s rockLa ppm: 32 element, soil fi rockMg %: 32 element, soil fi rockMn ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rockMo ppm: 32 element, soil G rockKa S,: 32 element, soil fi rockNi ppm: 32 element, soil fi rockP ppm: 32 element, soil fi rockPb ppm: 32 element, soil fi rockSb ppm: 32 element, soil fi rock

PROCEDURES

METHOD

FA-AASICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AES

Se ppm: 32 elements, soil fi rock ICP-AESSr ppm: 32 element, soil fi rockTi ^: 32 element, soil fi rockTl ppm: 32 element, soil fi rockU ppm: 32 element, soil fi rockV ppm: 32 element, soil fi rockW ppm: 32 element, soil fi rockZn ppm: 32 element, soil fi rock

ICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AES

DETECTIONLIMIT

50.2

0.012

100.5

20.010.5

111

0.01101

0.0110

0.0151

0.011

102211

0.0110101

102

UPPERLIMIT

10000100.015.001000010000100.01000015.00100.010000100001000015.00100001000010.001000015.0010000100005.00

1000010000100001000010000100005.00

1000010000100001000010000

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Project: VENETIAN LAKEComments: ATTN: GILLES FILION GC: TONY PLACKITT (MAIL)

Page Number :1-A Total Pages : 1 Certificate Date: 05-JUN-97 Invoice No. : 19725121 P.O. Number : Account : OQJ

SAMPLE

J279124 J279125 J279126 J279127 J279128

J279129 1279130 J279141 J279142 J279143

J279144 1279145 1279146 J279147 9279148

4279149

PEEP CODE

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226

Au ppb Ag Al As Ba Be Bi FA+AA ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm

< 5 2.6 2.21 150 110 < 0.5 < 2 0 < 5 < 0.2 1.66 2 180 < 0.5 < 2 0 < 5 1.2 1.67 6 130 < 0.5 t, 2 0

5 1 0.4 0.82 4 60 < 0.5 < 2 2 < 5 3.0 3.32 26 240 0.5 4 1

< 5 0.8 0.59 6 50 < 0.5 20 25 1.4 3.75 16 50 < 0.5 < 2 1

(5 < 0.2 1.87 2 190 < 0.5 < 2 0 t 5 1 .0 0.14 4 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0 (5 < 0.2 1.29 2 110 < 0.5 < 2 0

< 5 0.8 0.25 (2 10 < 0.5 < 2 0 5 < 0.2 2.82 < 2 1 60 < 0.5 < 2 0

< 5 1.6 0.10 10 < 10 < 0.5 (2 0 < 5 1.6 1.64 6 140 < 0.5 20 < 5 0.2 1.19 4 30 < 0.5 (2 1

(5 < 0.2 1.39 4 50 < 0.5 < 2 0

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS A9725121

Ca Cd Co Ci Cu Fe Ga Hg K La Mg Mn * PPm PPm PPm ppn * PPm PPm t PPm * PPO

.26 76.5 22 56 70 3.56 < 10 < 1 0.58 < 10 1.54 625

.28 1.0 9 67 33 2.37 < 10 < 1 0.92 10 0.93 440

.53 10.5 58 74 314 4.96 < 10 < 1 0.90 10 1.10 410

.97 69.5 12 34 49 1.64 < 10 1 0.54 30 0.57 585

.28 6.5 45 91 102 5.09 10 < i 2 .32 10 2.15 1020

.41 1.5 4 68 27 1.25 < 10 < 1 0.26 10 0.33 250

.25 55.5 37 142 143 6.20 (10 < 1 0.24 < 1 0 2.94 1315

.61 0.5 7 145 37 3.07 (10 (1 1.09 10 1.43 405

.08 0.5 80 13 287 U5.00 (10 (1 0.01 ( 10 0.09 80

.54 ( 0.5 14 121 68 2.50 (10 (1 0.61 10 0.98 285

.10 0.5 44 25 773 m. 00 (10 (1 0.07 ( 10 0.19 80

.50 ( 0.5 22 115 27 4.77 (10 < 1 0.87 20 2.11 655

.08 1.0 184 15 111 U5.00 (10 < 1 ( 0.01 ( 10 0.08 80

.62 ( 0.5 13 131 238 4.04 (10 < 1 0.76 10 1.22 330

.04 1.5 18 96 101 2.83 (10 (1 0.16 ( 10 0.55 205

.46 ( 0.5 7 54 8 1.65 10 < 1 0.67 10 0.83 280

s? /~ r//K, S \/,CERTIFICATION: /L J - ( S, — /^M .

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Project: VENETIAN LAKEComments: ATTN: GILLES FILION GC: TONY PLACKITT (MAIL)

Page Number :1-B Total Pages : 1 Certificate Date: 05-JUN-97 Invoice No. : 19725121 P.O. Number : Account :OQJ

SAMPLE

12791241279125127912612791271279128

12791291279130127914112791421279143

1279144127914S127914612791471279148

1279149

PREPCODE

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226

Ho Na Hi F Fb Sb Seppm t ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm

1 0.01 37 590 1810 < 2 6< 1 0.04 21 240 32 < 2 547 0.04 87 350 524 ( 2 55 0.03 12 90 nOOOO 4 32 0.03 42 350 1930 < 2 10

< 1 0.06 5 100 392 < 2 3< 1 < 0.01 60 450 286 (2 8< 1 0.07 59 850 38 2 3< 1 < 0.01 184 110 28 < 2 < 1< 1 0.05 65 820 46 < 2 2

< 1 < 0.01 130 170 20 < 2 < 1< 1 0.01 72 580 14 < 2 3< 1 < 0.01 207 50 42 2 < 1< 1 0.04 59 920 278 < 2 2< 1 0.01 52 650 72 < 2 3

100 0.05 20 300 18 < 2 10

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS A9725121

Sr Ti Tl U V H Znppm t ppm ppn ppm ppm ppm

1 0.19 < 10 C 10 67 30 820011 0.16 < 10 < 10 50 < 10 15415 0.17 < 10 < 10 51 < 10 88813 0.05 < 10 < 10 7 20 871020 0.23 < 10 < 10 93 < 10 1130

8 0.07 < 10 < 10 4 < 10 19015 0.25 < 10 < 10 153 10 700012 0.20 ( 10 ( 10 50 < 10 1681 0.01 < 10 20 12 < 10 48

11 0.14 < 10 < 10 36 < 10 96

1 0.01 < 10 < 10 11 < 10 2818 0.19 < 10 < 10 49 < 10 762 0.01 < 10 30 14 < 10 36

14 0.20 < 10 < 10 44 ( 10 10236 0.16 < 10 < 10 33 < 10 182

16 0.17 ( 10 < 10 47 < 10 50

CERTIFICATION:

Appendix HI: Claim Abstracts

1997-MAY-14 11:27 MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES Page: lSUDBURY

CLAIM ABSTRACT

Claim No: S 1182501 Status: Active

Due Date: 1997-JUN-17 E Recorded: 1992-SEP-17Work Required: 657 Staked: 1992-SEP-09 12:30

Total Work: 943 Description of Claim: Total Reserve: O BOTHA (G-4014) Present Work Assignment: O Claim Bank: O Claim Units: l

Multiple Township: N

Claim OwnershipPercentage Client# Recorded Holder(s)

100.00 300580 1074101 ONTARIO INC.

Type Date Dollars Description

STAKER 1992-SEP-17 RECORDED BY RECOSKIE DAVE (DAVID) R9270.00335JOSEPH (M25268)

STAKER 1992-SEP-17

TRAN 1994-JUN-14

WORK 1994-JUL-27

OTHER 1995-JUL-17

WORK 1995-JUL-17

ORDER 1996-AUG-28

RECOSKIE DAVE (DAVID) JOSEPH (186247) RECORDS 100.00 IN THE NAME OF BHARTI LAAMANEN MINING INC. (216618)

BHARTI LAAMANEN MINING INC. (216618) TRANSFERS 100.00 % TO 1074101 ONTARIO INC (300580)

543 PHYSICAL WORK APPLIED APPROVED: 1994-OCT-14

WORK PERFORMED: 695

400 GEOTECHNICAL WORK APPLIED APPROVED: 1995-OCT-16

RECORDER EXTENDS TIME UNTIL AND INCLUDING 1997-JUN-17 FOR WORK AND FILING THEREOF.

R9270.00336

T9470.00014

W9470.00199

Q9570,

W9570.

00094

00094

D9670.00027

Reservation :01 400' surface rights reservation around all lakes and rivers02 Sand and gravel reserved03 Peat reserved04 Other reservations under the Mining Act may apply05 Including land under water06 Excluding road

*** End of Abstract ***

Status of claim is based on information currently on record.


CLAIM ABSTRACT



Total Work: 3,774 Description of Claim: Total Reserve: O BOTHA (G-4014) Present Work Assignment: O Claim Bank: O Claim Units: 4


Claim OwnershipPercentage Client# Recorded Holder(s)

100.00 300580 1074101 ONTARIO INC.



STAKER 1992-SEP-17

TRAN 1994-JUN-14

WORK 1994-JUL-27

' TORK 1995-JUL-17

ORDER 1996-AUG-28



2,174 PHYSICAL WORK APPLIED APPROVED: 1994-OCT-14

1,600 GEOTECHNICAL WORK APPLIED APPROVED: 1995-OCT-16


R9270.00336

T9470.00014

W9470.00199

W9570.00094

D9670.00027

Reservation :010203040506

400' surface rights reservation around all lakes and riversSand and gravel reservedPeat reservedOther reservations under the Mining Act may applyIncluding land under waterExcluding road




CLAIM ABSTRACT



Total Work: 943 Description of Claim: Total Reserve: O BOTHA (G-4014) Present Work Assignment: O Claim Bank: O Claim Units: l


Claim OwnershipPercentage Client/ Recorded Holder(s)

100.00 300580 1074101 ONTARIO INC.



STAKER 1992-SEP-17

TRAN 1994-JUN-14

WORK 1994-JUL-27

OTHER 1995-JUL-17

WORK 1995-JUL-17

ORDER 1996-AUG-28




WORK PERFORMED: 30



R9270.00336

T9470.00014

W9470.00199

Q9570.

W9570,

00094

00094

D9670.00027

Reservation :01 400' surface rights reservation around all lakes and rivers02 Sand and gravel reserved03 Peat reserved04 Other reservations under the Mining Act may apply05 Including land under water




CLAIM ABSTRACT






100.00 300580 1074101 ONTARIO INC.


STAKER 1992-SEP-17 RECORDED BY HARRINGTON PATRICK MICHAEL R9270.00333SR. (K21987)

STAKER 1992-SEP-17

TRAN 1994-JUN-14

WORK 1994-JUL-27

OTHER 1995-JUL-17

WORK 1995-JUL-17

ORDER 1996-AUG-28

HARRINGTON PATRICK MICHAEL SR. (142047) RECORDS 100.00 IN THE NAME OF BHARTI LAAMANEN MINING INC. (216618)

BHARTI LAAMANEN MINING INC. (216618) TRANSFERS 100.00 1 TO 1074101 ONTARIO INC (300580)


WORK PERFORMED: 1931



R9270.00334

T9470.00014

W9470.00199

Q9570,

W9570,

00094

00094

D9670.00027





CLAIM ABSTRACT






100.00 300580 1074101 ONTARIO INC.



STAKER 1992-SEP-17

TRAN 1994-JUN-14

WORK 1994-JUL-27


BHARTI LAAMANEN MINING INC. (216618) TRANSFERS 100.00 \ TO 1074101 ONTARIO INC (300580)


R9270.00334

T9470.00014

W9470.00199

OTHER 1995-JUL-17

WORK 1995-JUL-17



Q9570,

W9570.

00094

00094

ORDER 1996-AUG-28 RECORDER EXTENDS TIME UNTIL AND INCLUDING 1997-JUN-17 FOR WORK AND FILING THEREOF.

D9670.00027





CLAIM ABSTRACT


Due Date: 1997-SEP-17 Recorded: 1992-SEP-17Work Required: 257 Staked: 1992-SEP-10 12:00

Total Work: 1,343 Description of Claim: Total Reserve: O BOTHA (G-4014) Present Work Assignment: O Claim Bank: O Claim Units: l



100.00 300580 1074101 ONTARIO INC.



STAKER 1992-SEP-17

TRAN 1994-JUN-14

WORK 1994-JUL-27

OTHER 1995-JUL-17

WORK 1995-JUL-17


BHARTI LAAMANEN MINING INC. (216618) TRANSFERS 100.00 \ TO 1074101 ONTARIO INC (300580)




R9270.00334

T9470.00014

W9470.00199

Q9570.00094

W9570.00094


400' surface rights reservation around all lakes and riversSand and gravel reservedPeat reservedOther reservations under the Mining Act may applyIncluding land under water




CLAIM ABSTRACT






100.00 300580 1074101 ONTARIO INC.



STAKER 1992-SEP-17

TRAN 1994-JUN-14

WORK 1994-JUL-27

WORK 1995-JUL-17

ORDER 1996-AUG-28






R9270.00334

T9470.00014

W9470.00199

W9570.00094

D9670.00027






CLAIM ABSTRACT


Due Date: 1997-JUL-27 Recorded: 1994-JUL-27Work Required: 3600 Staked: 1994-JUL-26 14:00




100.00 300580 1074101 ONTARIO INC.


STAKER 1994-JUL-27 RECORDED BY TRACANELLI HAROLD JOSEPH R9470.00203(C34300)

STAKER 1994-JUL-27

OTHER 1995-JUL-17

WORK 1995-JUL-17

TRACANELLI HAROLD JOSEPH (202732) R9470.00204 RECORDS 100.00 % IN THE NAME OF 1074101 ONTARIO INC. (300580)



Q9570.00094

W9570.00094





Holmstrom's Bay

Venetian Lake

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Ontario Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Declaration of Assessment Work Performed on Mining LandMining Act, Subsection 65(2) and 66(3), R.S.O. 1990

Transaction Number {office us*)

Assessment Piles Research Imaging

Personal informa Mining Act, the in Questions about 933 Ramsey Lak

Instructions:

41114NE0020 2.17559 BOTHA 900

- Please type or print in ink.

1. Recorded holders) (Attach a list if necessary)

and 66(3) of the Mining Act. Under section 8 of theint work and correspond with the mining land holder.of Northern Development and Mines, 6th Floor,

aim, use form 0240.

2.17559Name .

/O?*//*? f (3*J7fri#s0 As* ,. .Address .

/?/ /TfeC/VA^ K&f®. A/Us/ , Q&7H&0' S r I

?ZV-^7Name

Address

Client Number

3^c^BoTelephone Number

7o**"~ 66z.-3?J/Fax Number

Client Number' X ' .

Telephone Number

Fax Number

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

rpq Geotechnical: prospecting, Surveys, t— i Physical: drilling, stripping, rr iaehabllttation u^-l assays and work under section 18 (regs) l— ' trenching and associated assays l— '

Work Type

Dates Work . Performed From /2. i O}~~ *?

Day l Month YMGlobal Positioning System Data (if available)

i

' v*-V , ...' "-

7 To S? **S~\ f 7ir Dty l Month | VMT

Township/AreaBo7##

M or Q-Plan Numbir . ^--^/^

Office UseCommodity

Total S Value of Work Claimed

NTS Reference

Mining Division

Resident Geologist District

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. Pereon or companies who prepared the technical report (Attach a Ustif necessary)Name Tetephone Number

Fax NumberAddress

Name Tetephone Number

Address Fax Number

Name

Fax Number•f )̂X7 A -y/.

Address

4. Certification by Recorded Holder or Agent>^y^7

l, SfA&Z&y s&x^,-?*;?-______ do hereby certjfy tr,affliave personal kn—7*(Print Name) '- - -—j.-*^1? ,. :,.. , -. ~-forth in this Declaration of Assessment Work having caused the work to be performed or witnessed or after its completion and, to the best of my knowledge, the annexed report if Irue.

the facts set

same during

Signature of Recorded Holder

Agent's Address

Date

Telephone Number i v'. Fax Number. -i , r,'

r\ /o

5. Work to be recorded and distributed, the mining lahd where work was performed, must accompany this form. "

Work can.oply be assigned tp claims thataf ~

itigupus (adjolnjnfl) to -s

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.

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

Value of work performed on this claim or other , . H

Value of work applied to this claim.

Value of work assigned to other

Bank. Value of work to be distributed

eg TB 7827 16 ha S26, 825 N/A 124,000 2,825

eg 1234567 12 $24,000

eg 4,000 S4,892

mm

22,V

y10 x11 3-86/3?

_ , do here!(Print FuS Name) - - -; v^fc&l 3J-'fiilfe^

subsection 7 (1) of the Assessment Work Regulation 6/96 for the claim where the work was done. r

•k credits arei eligible underfte ' vs; '••-•i^ft'W'es'v-.: 1.--. claims or for application to"'

in Writing

6. Instructions for cutting back credits that are not

howSome of the credits claimed in this declaration may be cut back. Please check ( you wish to prioritize the deletion bf credits: ^ ^ ̂ sj^. x? T--

Q i. Credits are to be cut back from theD 'N '""-X-? "" SV'^6"'

2. Credits are to be cut back

G 3. Credits are to be cut back equally over ali claims listed in this declaration; or' "~ ' """' " * . . ..... - --,. . • •^^^î^^^,-D 4. Credits are ltd be cut back as prioritized on the attached or as follows (describe):

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. , a ,.: tesftt , ,,, : îrxx i!^

For OfficeReceived Star

0241 (02/96)

SUDBURY Use OnlyiiNiNQ DfV.pREC EI V ED

JWJ 61997 Â.M. ^'^P.M.7|8|9|10|llil2|l (2/^,415 1?

' '.A' yfutMWS^,' v-' - - ' ' '' ,; '\--'viT*?*jmiA w.' -, ' :-^njlX?*M? fi; : -- -

'••.^Slf-^ --^s:: !

Deemed Approved Date ; ' c ,

Date Approved :- s

Oate NotHteatton Sent -

' ' - -r-' ' ./^SfvK'i-:: i-'".Total Value of Credit Approved-S^S* ^^.:.:i;.^-.,,.;.,', .

: ;';:MSiswk*;* : ^--

App^^lpr Recording by Mlnlpfl flecorder (Slgnatulp};, lyf^fM *~-

JUN. -H 1 97IWED) 11:14 MINING LANDS SECTION TEL: 705 670 5863 P. 002

Ontario Statement of Costs for Assessment Credit

Personal Information collected on this form l* obtained under the authority of subsection 6ft) ol the Aceecemeni Work Regulation 6/9B. Under section 6 ol the Mining Act. the information ia a public record. TWs Information wffi be used lo 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, mn Floor. 933 Ramsay Lake Roed. Sudbury. Ontario. P3E 685.

Work TypeUnits of Work

Depending on ttie type of work, riel lha number of houiB/aey* worked, metrai of drilling, kilo metres of grid line, number of samples, ale.

Cost Per Unit of work

Total Cost

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

LABS

^Transportation Costs

U&Z-Food and Lodging Coats -i±~

nt Work

Calculations of Filing Discounts:

1. Work fited within two years of performance is claimed at IQOWi 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 onty be claimed at 5O"Vb of the Total

Value of Assessment Work. If this situation applies to your claims, use the calculation below:

TOTAL VALUE OF ASSESSMENT WORK x O.SO Total 9 value of worked claimed.

Note:- Work older than S years is not eligible for credit.- A recorded holder may bo required to verify expenditures claimed in this statement of costs within 45 days of a request for verification and/or correction/clarification. |f verification and/or correction/clarification is not made, the Minister may reject all or part of the assessment work submitted.

Cert lon ng

. do hereby certify, that the amounts shown are as accurate as may

reasonably be determined and the costa were incurred while conducting assessment work on the lands indicated onf\ t -l

the accompanying Declaration of Work form as ______________llfr^ l &C /S l____________ l am authorized(leeonud holder, agent, or VIM* i with signing authority)

to make this certification.

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Ministere du Developpement du Nord et des Mines Ontario

October 28, 1997

1074101 ONTARIO INC. 131 FIELDING ROAD LIVELY, ONTARIO P3Y-1L7

Geoscience Assessment Office 933 Ramsey Lake Road 6th Floor Sudbury, Ontario P3E 6B5

Telephone: (888)415-9846 Fax: (705) 670-5863

Dear Sir or Madam:

Subject: Transaction Number(s):

Submission Number: 2 .17559

StatusW9770.00422 Approval After Notice

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.

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 Lucille Jerome by e-mail at [email protected] or by telephone at (705) 670-5858.

Yours sincerely,

ORIGINAL SIGNED BYBlair KiteSupervisor, Geoscience Assessment OfficeMining Lands Section

Correspondence ID: 11514

Copy for: Assessment Library

Work Report Assessment Results


Date Correspondence Sent: October 28,1997_____________________AssessorLucille Jerome^^^^^^^^^

Transaction First ClaimNumber Number Township(s) l Area(s) Status Approval Date

W9770.00422 1197514 BOTHA Approval After Notice October 27, 1997

Section:17 Assays ASSAY

The revisions outlined in the Notice dated September 12, 1997, have been corrected.

Assessment work credit has been approved as outlined on the attached Distribution of Assessment Work Credit sheet.

Correspondence to: Recorded Holder(s) and/or Agent(s):Resident Geologist ANTHONY PLACKITTSudbury, ON SAULT STE. MARIE, ONTARIO, CANADA

Assessment Files Library 1074101 ONTARIO INC. Sudbury, ON LIVELY, ONTARIO

Page: 1Correspondence ID: 11514

Distribution of Assessment Work Credit

The following credit distribution reflects the value of assessment work performed on the mining land(s).

Date: October 28, 1997


Transaction Number: W9770.00422

Claim Number Value Of Work Performed

1197514 3,910.0080132 3,910.0080133 2,266.00

Total: $ 10,086.00

Page: lCorrespondence ID: 11514

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Ontario

Ministry ofMe-1! ,efn Development, and MiiV3

N SERVICE OCT.3 /89

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SUDBUSVivi,N:;jG DIVISIONSUDBURYLAND" ..tS/r tGISTRY DIVISION

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Scale 1:20 000

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