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NEWMONT EXPLORATION OF CANADA LIMITED

Report on the 1989 Diamond Drilling Program

on the Powell Property

Bannockburn and Powell Townships

Peter C. Wood March 1989

01SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS

The Powell property was acquired during August and

September, 1988, on the basis of a newly discovered showing with

significant gold enrichment (up to 22.6 grams per tonne across a

zone 3 to 4 metres wide). Between December, 1988 and January,

1989, ground magnetic and detailed IP surveys were performed on

the property. Additionally, seven diamond drill holes were

completed totalling 1631.6 metres between January 24 and February

16, 1989.

The object of the drill program was to test below the main

gold showing for continuity to depth, and also to investigate the

cause of several of the numerous I.P. anomalies defined by the

survey. Drilling also provided further geological information on

the local volcanic stratigraphy. Minor mineralized zones with

weakly anomalous to anomalous gold enrichment were intersected

with holes 89-2 and 89-3, both of which were drilled below the

main showing; however, the highly anomalous gold values which

were reported on surface could not be repeated. Best

intersections were as follows: 324 ppb over 7.5 metres from 8.72

to 16.22 metres and 326 ppb over 6.51 metres from 25.22 to 31.73

metres for hole 89-2; and, 210 ppb over 14.73 metres from 40.05

to 54.78 metres and 820 ppb over 1.5 metres from 89.56 to 91.06

metres for hole 89-3. The other holes did not produce any

significant results. Gold enrichment is predominantly confined

to fine-grained, banded to massive, felsic tuffaceous units, and

less commonly within the massive mafic units.

Diamond drilling also indicated that the I.P. anomalies were

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caused by a combination of minor disseminated sulphides and

abundant specularite.

It should be noted that the drill program was of a

reconnaissance nature only and despite the resultant low, erratic

gold values, the high grade surface results suggest that an

economic deposit could exist on the property. Future exploration

work should involve further investigation of the remaining

untested I.P. anomalies in the vicinity of the main showing and

possibly the untested INPUT conductors along the southeastern

property boundary. Detailed mapping of all outcrop exposures on

the property may also provide further exploration targets.

Current indications are that I. P. trends are related to

northeast-southwest structures and also define the margins of the

strongly magnetic, syenitic intrusion. Further I.P. over the

remainder of the property may also be useful in delineating the

zone to the east and west of the detailed grid and could lead to

significant new gold targets.

42A82SW8343 Z . l 3238 POWELL

Table of Contents

Page

Summary and Recommendations ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i

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

Location and Access . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Topography, Vegetation and

Access to Water . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Previous Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Regional Geology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Property Geology and Geochemistry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Structural Geology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Diamond Drilling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . 16

Results of Diamond Drilling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

References . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' 23

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List of Figures, Tables and Appendices

Page

Figures

Figure l: Location Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . 3

Figure 2: Claim Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Figure 3: Map of Stripped Area and Main Showing ...,. 9

Figure 4: QAPF Diagram for Main Intrusion . . . . . .. . . . . 14

Tables

Table l: 1989 Diamond Drilling Data Sheet . . . . . . . , . . . 17

Table 2: Summary of Diamond Drilling Costs .......... 18

Table 3: List of Assay and Whole Rock Samples ....... 19

Appendices

Appendix A: List of Claims

Claim Map and Diamond Drill Hole Location Map

Appendix B: Diamond Drill Logs, Assays and

Lithogeochemical Results

Appendix C: Sections of Diamond Drill Holes

(Scale 1:1000)

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INTRODUCTION

The Powell property was recently acquired by Newmont on the

basis of a newly discovered gold occurrence exposed by surface

stripping in the northwest corner of Powell Township. Grab and

channel samples from the main showing have returned gold assays

of up to 22.6 grams per tonne (0.66 ounces per ton) across a zone

approximately 3 to 4 metres wide. This zone was not tested by

any previous exploration work.

Consequently, ground magnetic and detailed I.P. surveys were

initiated in December 1988 and completed by January, 1989. These

surveys were followed by a reconnaissance diamond drilling

program to test the volcanic stratigraphy on the Powell property

for gold mineralization. Between January 24 and February 16,

1989, a total of 1631.6 metres were completed in 7 holes.

LOCATION AND ACCESS

The Powell property is situated in the Matachewan area

within the southwestern portion of the Abitibi greenstone

belt;the property is approximately 70 kilometres to the southwest

of Timmins and 55 kilometres to the southwest of Kirkland Lake

(Figure 1). The property consists of 102 contiguous, unpatented

claims which are located in the northeast and northwest corners

of Bannockburn and Powell townships, respectively (Figure 2; see

Appendix A for List of Claims). The seventeen core claims which

host the main showing, were optioned from Messrs. Fred Kiernicki

and Mike Leahy of Kirkland Lake, and the surrounding 85 claims

were staked by Newmont.

Access to the property from Highway 11 is west via Highway

66 to Matachewan and then Highway 566, an all-weather gravel road

which traverses the property. Direct access to the southern

portion of the Powell property is via a bush road to the main

showing and two drill roads cleared during the 1989 drilling

program.

Figure l: Map showing the location of Matachewan

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Figure 2 : Claim map

TOPOGRAPHY, VEGETATION AND ACCESS TO WATER

The terrain on the northern and central portions of the

property exhibits relatively gentle relief with common swampy

areas and several small lakes. Topographic relief increases to

the south towards the volcanic-intrusive contact and the Cobalt

sedimentary rocks which form fairly steep hills with elevation

changes of up to 45 metres.

Overburden cover is relatively thin and drilling indicates a

range of less than l metre up to 15.6 metres. Boulder-rich

overburden commonly infills topographic lows. Outcrop exposure

is generally low at 5 percent, but increases to the south in the

vicinity of the main syenite where overburden thickness

decreases.

Vegetation is mixed throughout the property. Higher ground

and outcrop areas are dominated by mixed stands of poplar,

spruce, birch and alder. Tag alders and spruce predominate in

the wet, swampy terrain.

Water for drilling purposes in the vicinity of the main

showing is available from a small lake to the east, and a creek

which traverses the property to the north.

PREVIOUS WORK

REGIONAL

Matachewan is a former gold mining camp which had two medium

sized producers, the Young Davidson and Matachewan Consolidated

mines from the early thirties to late fifties. Combined

production from these two deposits totalled about 9 million

tonnes grading a little over 3.4 grams per tonne (0.1 ounces per

ton) gold and 1.0 gram per tonne (0.03 ounces per ton) silver.

Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd. are currently reassessing these

deposits for further gold potential at depth.

The Matachewan area has a long prospecting history which

dates back to the early 1900's. Following the discovery of the

Young Davidson and Matachewan Consolidated gold mines in 1916,

Powell and Cairo townships were the focus of abundant exploration

activity. In 1931, prospecting led to the discovery of the Ashley

mine in the northwest and southwest corners of Bannockburn and

Argyle townships respectively. Between 1932 and 1936, this

small, high grade vein deposit produced 143,000 tonnes of ore at

an average grade of 10.9 grams per tonne (0.32 ounces per ton)

gold and 1.7 grams per tonne (0.05 ounces per ton) silver (Gordon

et al., 1979) .

The Ryan Lake property, also in Powell Township, has been in

production intermittently since 1950. Copper-gold-silver-

molybdenum mineralization is hosted within a shear zone

predominantly in ultramafic and syenitic intrusive rocks which

have intruded along a volcanic-sedimentary contact. Total

production from the deposit to the end of 1964 was 42.1 kilograms

of gold, 1124.1 kilograms of silver, 2266.0 tonnes of copper, and

5167.9 kilograms of molybdenum from 167,639 tonnes of ore (Gordon

et al., 1979).

In 1974, Questor Surveys Limited performed a combined

airborne electromagnetic (INPUT) and magnetic survey over the

Matachewan area (including portions of Powell and Bannockburn

townships) on behalf of the Ontario Division of Mines. Several

weak INPUT conductors occur on the southeastern boundary of the

Powell property, and appear to be related to the volcano-

sedimentary contact. The cause of these anomalies is still

unknown.

PROPERTY

The Powell property has seen relatively minor previous

exploration activity. The earliest reported work was performed

in the early 1930's on the Galer claims situated in Bannockburn

township. Several quartz veins were exposed by trenching over a

distance of 100 metres. The vein zone strikes 170 and is 10

metres wide. Grab samples from the vein and mineralized wallrock

returned only trace gold. Several unrecorded small trenches and

stripped areas on the property also attest to previous work by

local prospectors. Research of assessment files indicate the

following exploration work has been performed on the Powell

property claim group since the early 1950's:

1) Geoscientific Prospectors (1957) - resistivity survey

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2) Nautilis Explorations Ltd. (1972) - electromagnetic and minor

magnetic surveys, geological mapping, diamond drilling (4 holes

for a total of 322.2 metres). No significant results were

returned.

3) Carlton Explorations Ltd. (1973) - geological mapping,

trenching, minor VLF, diamond drilling (5 holes for a total of

349 metres; 108.8 metres maximum hole length). Alteration and

shearing were reported in drill logs for several holes, but no

significant assays were returned.

4) Manville Canada Inc. (1984) - geological (mapping and

trenching) and radiometric surveys were performed on the Galer

group of claims in Bannockburn Township. No significant results

were returned.

5) Marjel Resources Inc. (1985) - VLF survey over 66 claims in

Bannockburn and Argyle townships. Five weak conductors were

defined but no follow-up testing was recorded.

6) Leahy-Kiernicki (1987) - stripping, sampling and minor

trenching. This work exposed a new zone with disseminated

sulphides and significant gold enrichment. Grab samples returned

assays of up to 22.6 grams per tonne across a zone approximately

3 to 4 metres wide (Figure 3). Property visits by various mining

companies provided further assay data.

7) Newmont Exploration of Canada Limited (1988-1989)

Between November and December, 1988, a total of 190 line

kilometres of 100 metre by 25 metre grid were completed. This

also included a detailed grid over the main showing

(approximately 24 kilometres of 50 metre by 25 metre grid).

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During December, 1988, and January, 1989, a ground magnetic

survey was then completed over the entire claim group while a

detailed I.P. survey was completed over the detailed grid. A

total of 13,611 magnetometer readings were recorded over 170

kilometres of line. The results of the magnetic survey are

presented in an assessment report by H. Limion. The detailed

I.P. survey was contracted to Geosig Inc. who utilized a dipole-

dipole array (a = 25 metres, and n = l, 2, 3, 4). Weak I.P.

anomalies caused by the main showing were detailed with 12.5

metre dipoles. The survey details and results are presented in a

report by N. Moreau.

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REGIONAL GEOLOGY

Matachewan is located in an area with a complex structural

and intrusive history. The gold camp is bounded by the Montreal

River-Narrow Lake and Mistinikon Lake faults to the east and west

respectively, and it is likely related to the western extension

of the Kirkland Lake-Larder Lake break. In Powell township,

tight folding appears to have repeated a succession of volcanic

and Timiskaming-type sedimentary rocks along an east-west axis.

This steeply dipping sequence is intruded by a large number of

dikes, sills and stocks of felsic to intermediate composition. A

swarm of later 'Matachewan' diabase dikes follow north-trending

fracture zones. In the southern portion of Powell township and

the majority of Bannockburn township the volcano-sedimentary

sequence is unconformably overlain by flat-lying, Cobalt Group

(Gowganda Formation), sedimentary rocks. Gold mineralization is

related to quartz-carbonate vein systems which crosscut syenite,

and carbonatized volcanic and sedimentary rocks (Lovell, 1967).

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PROPERTY GEOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY

Compilation of available geological data in the local area

indicates that the property is predominantly underlain by a

series of east-west striking mafic to intermediate volcanic flows

and intercalated volcaniclastic sediments all of which dip and

face to the north. A narrow wedge of greywacke with interbedded

argillite (Timiskaming-type) occurs along the southeastern

property boundary. These rocks have been intruded by a magnetic,

syenite stock situated on the southern portion of the property,

and minor, late north-trending 'Matachewan 1 diabase dikes.

Highly anomalous gold enrichment occurs in a carbonatized,

hematitized zone with moderate, finely disseminated pyrite within

altered basalts and tuffs.

The basaltic flows are commonly massive, and rarely

amygdaloidal; however, pillows with amygdaloidal, variolitic and

fragmental textures were also observed. Deformation and

bleaching are common and destroy primary textures. The

volcaniclastic rocks are typically massive to finely bedded and

observations of graded-bedding indicate tops to the north. These

rocks commonly exhibit variable degrees of hematitization from

patchy to pervasive. Intrusive rock types include albitite,

syenite and minor lamprophyre dikes.

Compositionally, the massive mafic flows are typically Fe-

tholeiites while the volcaniclastic rocks exhibit a wider range

from mafic to intermediate. Core samples from the main intrusion

plot in the feldspathoid-bearing syenite and monzosyenite fields

on a QAPF diagram indicating silica undersaturation (Figure 4);

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however, the feldspathoid mineral component is currently unknown.

Whole rock geochemical data indicate that alteration in the

basalts is characterized by enrichments in 1^0 (sericite) and LOI

(carbonate), while alteration in the volcaniclastic rocks is

characterized by increases in Na20, ^0 and LOI.

Lithogeochemical results from a series of drill core samples

taken every 5 to 15 metres from each drill hole are listed in

Appendix A. Included in these results are major element oxides,

LOI, gold and 9 other trace elements.

QUARTZ

AFold-bearing \ Fold-bearing

Syenite \ Monzonite

FOIDS

Figure 4: QAPF diagram for the main intrusion

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STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY

The Powell property is underlain by a homoclinal sequence of

volcanic and volcaniclastic rocks which strike approximately

east-west and dip steeply to the north. Stratigraphic top

facings, determined from pillow morphologies and graded-bedding,

are indicated to the north.

On the Powell property, gold enrichment is structurally

controlled. These zones were formed by brittle-ductile shearing

of the basalts and volcaniclastics due to local competency

contrasts. The shearing resulted in an increase in permeability

and subsequent fluid flow with the formation of minor quartz-

carbonate veins, disseminated pyrite mineralization and erratic

gold enrichment within dilated zones.

Local faults/structural zones, inferred from creek locations

and discontinuities in the magnetic data, trend between northwest

and east. The eastern property boundary is also bounded by the

north-south trending Mistinikon Lake Fault.

The I.P. survey and drilling have also indicated a

previously unknown deformation zone which is defined by

coincident I.P. trends and magnetic data lineaments. This zone

was intersected by drill hole 89-1 and is defined by wide

sections of foliated, altered and brecciated mafic volcanics.

Abundant specularite is typically present as a fracture filling

and as finely disseminated grains. Sulphide content is typically

in the trace to l percent range with erratic, weakly anomalous

gold enrichment.

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DIAMOND DRILLING

Between January 24 and February 16, 1989, seven drill holes

totalling 1631.6 metres were completed by Don Groleau Diamond

Drilling Limited. The locations of these drill holes are shown

in Appendix A. Direct drilling costs totalled $76 / 764 and

averaged $47.05 per metre C$14.34 per foot). A summary of

diamond drilling statistics and drill hole costs for this project

are given in Tables l and 2 respectively. A total of 432 assay

and 229 whole rock samples were also submitted to Technical

Service Laboratories (TSL) for analysis (Table 3).

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Table 1: 1989 Diamond Drilling Data, Powell Project

HOLE # CLAIM tt COORDINATES AZIMUTH/DIP LENGTH CASING COMMENTS(m) (m)

89-1 971907 10+50E/6+OOS 000/-45 199.34 22.00 72' BW casing * bits left in hole

89-2 971909 6+45E/6+55S 180/-45 202.39 1.22 casing pulled

89-3 971110 6+55E/6+02S 180/-45 202.39 1.22 casing pulled 971909 (minor water

flow)

89-4 971110971909

6+50E/5+OOS 180/-45 287.73 6.71 25' BW casing * shoes left in hole (water flow from casing)

89-5 979111979110

0+05E/5+88N 180/-45 180.14 7.56 casing pulled

89-6 979111 979110

0+00 /5-t-OON 180/-45 235.31 3.05 casing pulled

89-7 971911 7+OOE/1+50N 180/-45 324.31 3.05 casing pulled

TOTALS 1631.61 44.81

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Table 2: Summary of Direct Diamond Drilling Costs

Hole No.

221-89-1

221-89-2

221-89-3

221-89-4

221-89-5

221-89-6

221-89-7

Cost/Hole

$ 9,889

0 9,597

$ 8,997

013,060

0 8,734

$ll,315

015,172

Cost/metre

049.61

047.42

044.45

045.39

048.49

048.09

046.78

Cost/foot

015.12

014.45

013.55

013.84

014.78

014.66

014.26

Total 076,764 Avg. 047.05 Avg. 014.34

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Table 3: List of Assay and Whole Rock Samples

HOLE # TSL ASSAYS Au Cu Zn TSL WR's ASSAYS

221-89-3

221-89-4

221-89-6

221-89-7

47001 - 47050 * * * 47451 - 47498 * * *

(98)

47051 - 47092 * * * (42)

47093 - 47133 * * * (41)

47134 - 47218 * * * (85)

47219 - 47250 ' * * * 49501 - 49540 * * *

(72)

49541 - 49599 * * * 49601 - 49635 * * *

(94)

No Assays

47401 - 47427 * (27)

47428 - 47444 * (17)

47445 - 47450 * 47351 - 47373 *

(29)

47374 - 47400 * 47301 - 47312 *

(39)

47313 - 47335 * (23)

47336 - 47350 * 49801 - 49825 *

(40)

49826 - 49879 * (54)

*

*

* *

* *

*

* *

*

Total 432 Total 229

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RESULTS OF DIAMOND DRILLING

Reconnaissance diamond drilling across the volcanic

stratigraphy on the Powell property was initiated on the southern

portion of the property on line 10+50E to test a strong I.P.

response to the east of the main showing.

Drill hole 89-1 was put down to the north on line 10+50E at

6+OOS and intersected a sequence of variably deformed and altered

mafic to intermediate tuffs/sediments, and massive mafic

volcanics with two mineralized sections. These zones were

moderately to strongly carbonatized, bleached, and contained

abundant specularite (up to 10 percent) within fractures and as

finely disseminated grains. Sulphide content (pyrite

chalcopyrite) was typically trace to l percent, but locally up to

5 percent. The abundant specularite and minor sulphides were

likely the cause of the I. P. anomaly. These zones returned

weakly anomalous to anomalous gold assays of up to 150 ppb, but

typically 10 to 50 ppb.

Drill holes 89-2, 89-3 and 89-4 were drilled to the south on

line 6+50E at 6+55S, 6+02S and 5+OOS respectively, in order to

test continuity below the main showing, the volcanic-intrusive

contact and the cause of two weak I.P. anomalies. These holes

intersected a series of massive mafic flows with minor,

interbedded intermediate to felsic tuffaceous units and the main

syenite stock to the south. The volcanic rocks were also

intruded by aplitic syenite and albitite dikes. Anomalous but

erratic gold values of up to 950 ppb over 1.5 metres were

returned from hole 89-2 over a 40 metre section commencing at the

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collar. This zone included 324 ppb over 7.5 metres from 8,72 to

16.22 metres and 326 ppb over 6.51 metres from 25.22 to 31.73

metres; however, the highly significant gold values returned from

the surface showing could not be repeated. Two anomalous

sections were also intersected in hole 89-3 which returned

erratic, anomalous gold values of 210 ppb over 14.73 metres from

40.05 to 54.78 metres with a best intersection of 820 ppb over

1.5 metres from 89.56 to 91.06 metres. Hole 89-4 was put down to

test the stratigraphy to the north of the stripped area.

Narrower, erratic, weakly anomalous gold assays of up to 680 ppb

over 1.5 metres from 170.59 to 172.09 metres, but typically in

the 10 to 50 ppb range were also returned. Gold enrichment is

predominantly confined to fine-grained, banded to massive, felsic

tuffaceous units, and it is less commonly within the massive

mafic units. The weak I. P. anomalies were caused by minor

disseminated sulphides and specularite.

Holes 89-5 and 89-6 were drilled to the south on the western

edge of the detailed grid on line 0 + 00 at 5 + 88S and 5 + OOS in

order to test two I.P. anomalies, the volcanic-intrusive contact

and the stratigraphy to west of the main showing. Hole 89-5

intersected a sequence of altered and variably deformed

intermediate to felsic tuffs/sediments. These units are massive

to finely bedded and exhibit variable bleaching and

hematitization. Sulphide content is typically low (trace to 2

percent) . Down hole the tuffs are in sheared contact with a

massive, relatively unaltered, mafic volcanic unit which in turn

is in contact with the main syenite intrusion. This hole

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returned low gold values of 10 to 20 ppb, with a best

intersection of 220 ppb over 1.5 metres from 24.95 to 26.45

metres.

Similarly, hole 89-6 intersected the wide sequence of

bleached and hematitized tuffaceous units sandwiched between

relatively unaltered, massive mafic volcanic units. The main

intrusion, however, was not reached. This hole also returned low

gold assays.

Drill hole 89-7 was drilled to the south on line 7 + OOE at

1 + 50N to test the band of strongly magnetic rocks extending

across the property to the north of the main showing and an

inferred structure. This hole intersected a series of relatively

unaltered and unmineralized massive to amygdaloidal pillowed

mafic flows. A medium- to coarse-grained, massive mafic flow is

apparently responsible for the magnetic high.

All individual gold assays are included with the diamond

drill logs which are in Appendix A. Enclosed in Appendix B are

1:1000 scale sections of the diamond drill holes.

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REFERENCES

Gordon, J.B., Lovell, H.L., de Gris, J. and Davie, R.F.

1979: Gold Deposits of Ontario, Part 2: Part of District of

Cochrane, Districts of Muskoka, Nipissing, Parry Sound, Sudbury,

Timiskaming, and Counties of Southern Ontario; Ontario Geological

Survey, Mineral Deposits Circular 18, 253p.

Limion, H.

1989: Magnetic Survey on the Powell Lake Project, 1988-1989;

Newmont Exploration of Canada Limited, Assessment Report, 5p.

Lovell, H.L.

1967: Geology of the Matachewan area; Ontario Department of

Mines, Geological Report 51, 61p.

Moreau, N.

1989: Induced Polarization Survey on the Powell Property, Powell

Township, Ontario; Report by Geosig Inc. for Newmont Exploration

of Canada Limited, 7p.

APPENDIX A

List of Claims

Claim Map and

Diamond Drill Hole Location Map

POWELL 1221

Total( - 102 Claims Bannockburn Se Powell Twps.

STAKING DATE RECORDING DATE

BANNOCKBURN TWP,

10486201048621104862210486231048624104862510486261048627104862810486291048630104863110486321048633104863410486351048636104863710486381048639104869410486951048696104869710486981048699104870010487011048702104870310487041048705104870610487071048708104870910487101048711104871210487131048714104871510487161048717

August August August August August August August August August August August August August August August August August August August August August August August

24, 24, 24, 24,24.25. 25, 25, 25, 27, 27, 27, 27, 27,27.28. 28, 28, 28, 28, 31, 31, 31,

Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept

l, l, l, l,1.2. 2, 2, 2,2.3. 3, 3, 3,3.4. 4, 4, 4,4.5.

19881988198819881988198819681968198819881988198819881988198819881968198819881988196819881988

198819881988198819881988198819881988198819881988198819881988198819881988198819881988

SeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptember

12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,12,

19881988198819881988198819881988198819881988198819881988198819881988198819881988198819881988198819881988198819881988198819881988198819881986198819881988198819881988198819881968

1048718104871910487201048721

Sept 5, 1988Sept 5, 1988Sept 5, 1988Sept 5 , 1 988

September 12, 1988September 12, 1988September 12, 1988September 12, 1988

POWELL TWP.

97190697190797190897190997191097191197910797910897910997911097911197911298189098189698189798023898023910469491046950104695610469571046958104695910469601046961104696210469631046964104696510469671046968104696910469701046971104697210469731046974104697510477751047776104777710477781047779104778010477811047782

March March March March March March March March March March March March June

16, 18, 18, 17,

17^16.17.18.18,17,16,

17June 17, June 17, October 8, October 8, August 28, August 28, August 25, August 25, August 25, August 25, August 25, August 26, August 26, August 26, August 26, August 26, August 27, August 27, August 27, August 27, August 27, August 28, August 28, August 28, August 28, August 22, August 22, August 22, August 22, August 23, August 23, August 23, August 23,

1987198719871987198719871987198719871987198719879879879871987198719881988198819881988198819881988198819681988198819881988198819881988198819681988198819881988198819881988198819881988

23,23,23,23,23,23,l,l,l,l*

MarchMarchMarchMarchMarchMarchAprilAprilAprilAprilApril l,April l,July 14,July 14,July 14,October 9October 9SeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptember

198719871987198719871987

198719871987198719871987198719871987, 1987, 198712, 1988

1988198819881988198819881988198819881988198819881988198819881988198819681988198819881988198819881988198819881988

12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12,

10477831047784104778510477861047787104778810477891047790

August August August August August August August August

24, 24, 24, 24, 25, 25, 25, 25,

1968 1988 1988 1988 1988 1988 1988 1988

September 1 2, 1 988September 12, 1988September 12, 1988September 12, 1988September 12, 1988September 12, 1988September 12, 1988September 12, 1988

APPENDIX B

Diamond Drill Logs, Assays and

Lithogeochemical Results

NEYMDNT EXPLORATION OF CANADA LIMITED

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE RECORD

Pro) id POWELL

Hoi* No 221-89-1

Location Dip Test live l SURFACE

Area or TwpMATACHEWAN Footage AngleO -45

Claim No 971907 62.1 -44 Elevation123 -42 Latitude 6+OOS

NTS 41/P15 184.0 -40 Departure KMOE

Horliontal Component 147m Dili Started 23/1/89

Vertical Component 135m Date Finished 27/1/89

Azimuth 000Lens l h 199.34mCore Loc TIIMINS

Logged By: P. C. WOO Purpose TEST IP. GEOLOGY Recovery 9SX Drilled By: GROLEAU

Diamond Drill Hole Location Sketch

scale

M.V.W. mm ANDASsociAm Liumo PROJECT: POWLL HOLE NO.: 221-89-1

FROM TO SUB DESCRIPTION ANG SULF

0.00 22.00 CASING

22.00 52.80 MAFIC TO INTERMEDIATE TUFFS dark grey to greenish grey fine- to medium-grained moderately hard to hardminor zones of bleaching due to epidotization minor bedding visible, 1-2 cm thick elongate clasts (2-3rmi) foliation/bedding at 40-45 tea non-magnet icweak to moderate calcite alteration (reactant HCI) minor calcite {-t-X-chl, epid)filled fractures, 1-2X veinlets Orrm to lcm wide; oriented perp to fabric weak to patchy hematitization 1-3X py locally as fine disseminated grains over narrow widths (Urn) typically Tr-1% py

32.26 ground core

37.20 37.58 core is broken/ground

38.30 39. 26 lost/ground core

42.50 47.00 rock is hemat it i zedweakly to moderately magnetic medium-grained, possible clasts observed small epidote blebs (alteration of felds?) fine fractures with hem, py, cpy

49.22 49.63 lost/ground core

51.26 52. 38 core is broken

52.80 199.34 MASSIVE MAFIC FLOWgreenish grey, fine-grainedmoderately soft to moderately hardrelat ively massive textureminor amygdules observed, (lcm, calcite filledweakly to strongly magnetic (hematitized sections)weak to moderate fabric at 40-45 TCAweakly to moderately carbonated (reactant HCI)5-796 calcite-chlorite veinlets/stringersveins oriented parallel and perp to fabricveinlets typical ly Ucmtr-lX py as randomly distributed grainslocally up to 5X py t+X-cpy) in seams and veins

62.00 75.00 weak to moderate hematite alteration reddish brown, harder moderately to strongly magnetic carbonatized (reactant HCI) moderately chloritized

M. V.r WITE ANO ASSOCIATES LIMITEO PROJECT: POWELL HOLE NO.: 221-89-1 Pigi:


locally brecciated and Infilled with calcite veinltls contain calcite +X- (chl, spec, py, cpy) 2-3X py as fine randomly distributed grains

83.44 chloritic gouge, 0.5cm thick, oriented at 25 TCA

33.70 95.44 altered zone, fracture controlled carbonated (reactant HCI) brownish to buff, mod hard, non to weakly magnetic hematite filled fractures/stockwork 10-15X black to brick red coloured veinlets 3-5X calcite filled veinlets lr-2% py disseminated and in fractures fabric at 40-45 TCA (118.5m) minor aplitic dikelets (syenitic?)@ 85.66m

95.10 95.44 APLITIC DIKE, ALBITITEbrown, fine-grained, very hardwell mineralized with up to 7X py, disseminated

107.44 chloritic gouge, 1cm, tr py

118.79 121.16 SYENITE DIKEreddish brown to brownishmedium- to coarse-grained, hard, massive texturecontains magnetite grainsspec in veins end fine fracturesminor (UX) qtz-carb filled fracturestr-lX py assoc with fractures

130.00 140.04 mafic volcanic is less sheared possible flow breccia moderately hard to hard, locally banded (W h ematite in fractures/stockwork tr-1% py as fine grains and coarser clots tr cpy assoc with chl-rich veinlets intruded by minor aplitic (albitite) dikelets

140.04 140. 38 brecciated zonefragments up to 5cm, angularhemat ite-rich matrixirregular carbonate veinlets with tr cpy

152.30 185.30 rock is banded, sheared, structural zone? light buff to green, mod soft to mod hard moderately foliated at 25-50 TCA, crenulated minor carbonate-chlorite veins, deformed tr-1% py, disseminated and less commonly in seams

159.00 fabric at 25 TCA163.30 fabric at 45 TCA169.00 fabric at 60 TCA

185.30 199 34 buff to brownish green, moderately soft to hard

tt V. W. HHITE AND ASSOCIATES LIMITED PROJECT: POWELL HOLE NO.: 221-89-1 Page:

FROM TO SUB DESCRIPTION AN6 SULF

minor bleaching, weakly carbonated brecciated and infilled with chlorite 1-2X irregular quartz-carbonate veins, deformed tr-lX py, V-cpy, fine grains, within fractures

199. 34 END OF HOLE

ASSAYS - DDK 221-69-1

SAMPLE

4700147002470034700447005470064700747008470094701047011470124701347014470154701647017470184701947020470214702247023470244702547026

1181554702747028470294703047031470324703347034470354703647037470384703947040470414704247043470444704547046470474704847049470504745147452474534745447455

START

22.0023.5025.5027.0028.5030.0031.5033.0034.5036.5837.5839.2640.7642.2643.7645.2646.7648.2649.7651.2652.7654.2655.7657.2658.7660.2661.7663.2664.7666.2667.7669.2670.7672.2673.7675.2676.7678.2679.5081.0082.5084.0085.5087.0088.5090.0091.5093.0094.5096.0097.5099.00

100.50102.00103.50105.00

END (

23.5025.5027.0028.5030.0031.5033.0034.5036.0037.5839.2640.7642.2643.7645.2646.7648.2649.7651.2652.7654.2655.7657.2658.7660.2661.7663.2664.7666.26'67.7669.2670.7672.2673.7675.2676.7678.2679.5081.0082.5084.0085.5087.0088.5090.0091.5093.0094.5096.0097.5099.00

100.50102.00103.50105.00106.50

:ORE L At

1.502.001,501.501.501.501.501.501.501.001.681.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.241.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.50

i ppb Ci;*** S } s:

352510151520105

20101040201515304010701010406010204020605020703030203035

140150302520Ô^<5^5^10204570507520<5

i ppm Zi

5241283830342938144

417936689256

11023324311

130491371324857

25060

10518576453046804476

2108016101

11380521512151712121226

185

i ppmssssO

851009394

10582678568

11010510090

13011513012011510587

12515012513511596

1501201401351351651601301251751801751702051451109386695954555948536953536271

ASSAYS - DDH 221-89-1

SAMPLE

47456474574745847459474604746147462474634746447465474664746747468474694747047471474724747347474474754747647477474784747947480474814748247483474844748547486474874748847489474904749147492474934749447495474964749747498

START

106.50108.00109.50111.00112.50114.00115.00117.00118.79119.79121.16122.66124. 18125.68127. 18128.68130.18131.68133.18134.68136. 18137.68139. 18140.68142. 18143.68145.18146.68148. 18149.68151.18181.45182.95184.45185.95187.45188.95190.45191.95193.45194.95196.45197.95

END (

108.00109.50111.00112.50114.00115.50117.00118.79119.79121. 16122.66124. 18125.68127. 18128.68130.18131.68133. 18134.68136. 18137.68139. 18140.68142.18143.68145.18146.68148. 18149.68151. 18152.68182.95184.45185.95187.45188.95190.45191.95193.45194.95196.45197.95199.34

;ORE L Au-~- . -- S*

1.501.501.501.501.501.502.001.791.001.371.501.521.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.39

ppb Cv

^2010105

35153010^^5

101010^^<5^105

101010<55

105

20101010<5^1010101010^^1010

i ppm Zi

14073

1055468631794594214

125200125549976

110150110736888

17516011070629690

105793368504164818157425169

l ppm

10571737765707288414183

10510588

1008888

1009695948996918273

1057883787899

105969193

1001059296719496

WttLE ROCK GEOCHEMISTRY - DOH 221-89-1

SAMPLE

474014740247403474044740S47406474074740847409474104741147412474134741447415474164741747418474194742047421474224742347424474254742647427

DEPTH

28.1042.2044.8751.8757.2864.7071.0076.3782.2087.9698.00103.27109 36117.52120. 46126.26132.26146. 36150.90155.08159.17169.17173. 59178 23186. 59190. 90197. 65

SI02

64.0960.4452.7357.1254.6748.6045 1145.9948.4750.2646.8043.9748 7359.5057.8342.5740.6746.5744.4446.4543.1447 9544.0046.9943 7648.8644.92

AL203

16.9616.6413.5416.0714.7513.6411.7413,3012.8313.5512.7612.6411.907.33

14.9111.1212.2712.6311.9212.7610.5910.7311.1111.2310.4811.5311.76

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5.696.719 268.407.86

16 9611. 1014.4013 878.626.698.237.967.013.68

32.0313 8910.2811 4112.4614 5011 7412.8112.3813.3912.8710.71

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2.763.067.264.845.304.3611.087.097.158.7112.549 488 057.394.388.987.837.278.376.749.138.059.127.879.076 948.57

MGO NA20———————— 1 —————————— V —

2.363.075.452.645.805.125.895.665.522.572.384.103.263.141.753 844.073.203.964.103.873.193.693.573.693.233.38

2.404.624.664 523.792.622.202.372 234.001.042.533.281.986 722.361.934.913.702.431.091.131 682.191.350.570.53

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3.362 000.391.520.570.230.100.130 101.613.052.601.801.030.921.592.140.640.771.351.471 741.281.011.131.652.11

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.82

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1.03.75.54.38.94

1.091.031.04.971.281 571.331.531.501.691.45

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.11

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.12

.14

.22

.24

.21

.16

.19

.20

.21

.16

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.09

.21

.21

.17

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.21

.25

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.22

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.36

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.19

.15

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.10

.13

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.13

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.11

.11

.11

.12

.12

.16

.15

.12

.15

.13

.16

.20

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75782954531413799456531

466422327288245453318379151176274218274257228261321393

SR==> =

1512885661861498516212311843135515016212329314112319222797112859290866987

ZRaaaa) '

158

1671641201271041014961

24112773

17855

1831247661901211301018797100112103

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1.932.675.464.096.636.2711.649.049.4210.0112.4814.3111.7010.656.8014.6213.7812.0814.1012.5515.0613.2814.8712.7914.7512.0714.66

-s-at/ ss

181820221644221616322024221418222624241830403438384244

Y Au ppbrsr*) s- -- -

14162020184129323216253317186

313935353331343435333735

i' i .-y B

( l223

< 1( 1< 1

42

( 1277

4224253

< l4

< l34333

PtO s

< 10( 10< 10< 10< 10( 10< 10< 10< 1 0* 10< 10< 10< 10< 10< 10< 10< 10( 10< 10C 10< 10< 10< 10< 10< 10< 10( 10

Pdss^)

< 2C 2( 2< 2( 2

4< 2( 2< 2t 2^< 26

( 2< 2< 2< 2(2t 2< 2t 2(2< 2{ 2( 2< 2< 2

Cu Zn KNA FEMG INDLOI K NA

1.400.400.100.300.200.100.000.100.000.402.901.000.500.500.100.701.100.100.200.601.301.500.800.500.802.904.00

2.202.001.502.901.203.001.702.302,303.002.501.802.202,001.902.803.102.902.602.703.403.303.103.103.303.602.90

•3.8•4.6•5.1•4.6-3.1-61-2.2•4.4•3.0-1.6•0.600

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1.410.20

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M.V.W. \NH1TE AND ASSOCIATES LIMITED


Prolict PCMEU

Holt No 221-89-2

Location Dip Tot livil SURFACE

Area or TwpMATACHFJAN Footage AngleO -45

Claim No 971909 65 -45 Elevation123.1 -44.5 Latitude 6+55S

NTS 41/P15 184. l -44 Departure 6+45E

Horizontal Component 144m Dili Started 28/1/89

Vertical Component 142m Data Finished 29/1/89

Azimuth 180Length 202.39mCore Loc TIMIINS

Logged By: P. C. WOOD Purpose TEST SHOWING Recovery 97X Drilled By: GROLEAU


scale

100m

LJ CD O4-

LJ oCD 4-

U Oo4- 00

U Oo4-

U o o4-o

U o o4-

LJ Oo4- (XI

K.V.W. WHITE AND ASSOCIATES LIMITED PROJECT: POWELL HOLE NO.: 221-89-2 PHI:


0.00 1.22 CASING

1.22 34.90 MASSIVE MAFIC VOLCANIC grey green to dark green fine- to medium-grained, mod hard to hard bleached, locally weak, adjacent to fractures weakly hematit i zed massive to weakly foliated weakly to moderately magnetic moderately to strongly carbonatized (reactant HCI) mafic contains 1-2K qtz-carb veins, typically Ucm variable orientation 20-70 TCA weak to moderate chlorite alteration up to 10X py, finely disseminated associated with qtz-carb veins typically 1-2X py, disseminated and locally seams some hem altered sections, brecciated

1.22 5.95 flow breccia ?

3.28 3.50 core is broken, limonite stained

12. 62 core is broken

15.00 15.20 mineral ized sect ion5-10X py assoc with 10X qtz-carb

20.00 22.00 core is broken,'ground

22.22 28.80 hematitized zonealteration/brecciat ion intensifiesminor leucoxene as small creamy coloured, angularto bladed grains in hem filled fractures

28.22 30.57 core is broken/groundrock is banded, hard, possible felsic tuff unit

30.23 31.20 mineralized zone, bleached buff to greenish-beige

30.66 30.72 6cm qtz(80X)-carb(18X)-py(2-3X) vein at 55 TCAvein contains angular wallrock fragments, 2-3X py wallrock well mineralized, up to lOX py, dissem.

31. 50 40.07 FELSIC TUFFbrownish to buff, fine- to medium-grained hard (siliceous), non-magnetic, locally bleached banded (bedding?) at 40-45 TCA ^X thin, dark brown, fine-grained bands fractured and infilled with carb -t-/- hem, py veins

37.10 38.08 greyish to light brownish red, hard, fractured 1-2X py, disseminated

38. 55 38.67 SYENITE DIKEreddish brown, medium-grained, hard, non-magneticvisible felds phenos

M.V.W. UNITE AM) ASSOCIATES LIMITED PROJECT: POWELL HOLE NO.: 221-89-2 Page


minor fine fractures Infilled with eh l V-py typically tr py, disseminated grains locally up to 5X py, seams (lent) and disseminated UX card-rich veinlets, <0.5cm> at 40-50 TCA contacts sharp, but irregular at 80 TCA

40,05 89.60 MASSIVE MAFIC FLOWdark green to greenish blackfine- to medium-grained, mod hard to hardlocally bleached and epidotized adjacent to veinsweakly to strongly magneticweakly to moderately carbonated (reactant HCI)calcite-rich veinlets +X- epid, py, qtzrock is rel massive to very weakly foliatedweakly to moderately chloritic, pervasivetr-3X py, disseminated inwallrock and lesscommonly in veinlets; minor py seams l-2cmwide

44 83 45.34 APLITIC DIKE, ALBITITElight reddish brown, fine- to medium-grained, hard medium grained plag phenos in fine-grained matrix minor ( <l%), f ine (Uirm) carb filled fractures minor, patchy hematitization contacts sharp at 35 TCA, adjacent rocks sheared

50.05 50.17 APLITIC DIKE, ALBITITEsimilar to 44.83-45.34reddish brown, hard, 1-2X py

65.76 68.80 MAFIC DIKE ?dark green to green black, fine- to medium-grained fine mafic grains in a buff to creamy groundmass local epidote alteration

74. 34 74.66 APLITIC DIKE, ALBITITE sirni lar lo above

78.36 78.53 APLITIC DIKEsimilar to above

78.53 81.40 variolitic sectiondark green to greenish brownfine- to medium-grained, moderately hard to hardweakly to locally strongly magneticfractured, locally bleached adjacent to veinletsweak, patchy hematite alterationvariolites (?) are small, spherical, pale greenishand exhibit a radial texture (alteration?)carbonatized (reacant HCI) increases towardscontact with main intrusion down hole(5X calcite-rich veinlets, 1-2 cm widetr-1% py, disseminated

89.60 202.40 SYENITE INTRUSION

W. V.W. WHITE m ASSOCIATES LIMITED PROJECT: POWEU HOLE NO.: 221-89-2 Pagi:


pinkish to brownish, medium- to coarse-grained hard, moderately to strongly magnetic composed ot plag, k-spar, bio, mag, eh l, epld, minor qtz and, Ir py and cpy generally massive, equigranular minor (2-336) carb, chl, epid filled fractures aplitic 4 porphyritic dikes (dm) within intrusion aplitic phases typically have higher sulphides

202. 40 END OF HOLE


SAMPLE

470514705247053470544705547056470574705847059470604706147062470634706447065470664706747068470694707047071470724707347074470754707647077470784707947080470814708247083470844708547086470874708847089470904709147092

START

1.222.724.225.727.228.7210.2211.7213.2214.7216.2217.7219.2220.7222.2223.7225.2226.7228.2230.2331.7333.2334.4935.9937.4938.9940.0541.5571.3272.8274.3275.8277.3278.8280.3281 .8283.3284.8286.3287. 1788.6789.60

END (

2.724.225.727.228.7210.2211.7213.2214.7216.2217.7219.2220.7222.2223.7225.2226.7228.2230.2331.7333.2334.4935.9937.4938.9940.0541.5543.0572.8274.3275.8277.3278.8280.3281.8283.3284.8286.3287. 1788.6789.6091.10

:ORE L Ai

1.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.502.011.501 .501.261.501.501.501.061.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.500.851.500.931.50

a ppb Cisssss s:

20075405045

10023027070

9505575

220405025

4902035

860302580

120402030153025203030104030205020103010

j ppm Zisssxs} si

9812011592

18015512082

53053094

1201701251201058795

15510554613036162774993676

1159186718475

13089

1806381

110

i ppm:s sss

10511010011013513512513517517513012514514012011514517512011014016057625771

1058274

10094

1058389757669597690

110115

WHOLE ROCK GEOCHEMISTRY - OOH 221-89-2

SAMPLE

4742847429474304743147432474334743447435474364743747438474394744047441474424744347444

DEPTH

6 2110.6217.2018.5225.0032.9037.5040.0544.4349.7555.6159.7066.7472 4779.0083.4092,15

S 102——— ™-A ————— ™ —— f m.

47.4645.3950.1345.6247.2852.8260.5348.1652,9850.3552.6249.9155.9352.8144.7044.5650.07

AL203

13.3313.1113.1114.3812.9513.7515.7814.1814.0914.1014.6714.0413.5911.0913.1613.0613.89

f E 203

11.5812.3910.0211.979.847.403,88

13.318.558 28

10.3512,25

8 918 88

11 0810.289.53

CAO

6 887.766.236 827 636 163,705.937.168.286.557,525,858,957.789.896.16

MGD

5.995.715.446.476.205.472.666 815.355.635 516 455.583 885.234.643.46

NA20

4.053,553.373 044.074.317 222.835.273.644,234.355 073 831.242.472,98

K20

1.001.621.241.650.851.451.041.901 562.611.711.241.711.243 482,196.14

T 102 1*10 P205

1.221.231.181.33.78.64.37

0.99.86.86.91.86.80.36.8186

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.14

.16

.33

.41

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.11

.11

.10

.11

.11

.10

.06

.08

.07

.82

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116196271349206440115496328

- 350230202324159123133

1602

SR=>

143172276393342353112147196148231253177142171162

1095

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341 7.87101 8.73102 8.72169 7.62141 4,7360 5.0752 4.5446 4.9353 2.0447 3.5339 2.8269 9.35

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35363632433519384216

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20242224181681816161620146121018

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423133

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DIAMOND MILL HOLE RECORD

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Holi No Kl-19-3

Location Dip Test level SURFACE Horizontal Component 144m Data Started 30/1/89

Area or TwpMATACHEWAN Footage Angle Vertical Component 142m Data Finished 1/2/890 -45

Claim No 971910 t 909 62. 1 -45 Elevation Azimuth 180 Logged By: P. C. WOOD120 -44.5 Latitude 6*02S Length 202.39m Purpose TEST IP t SHOWING

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0.00 1.22 CASING

1.22 99.68 MASSIVE MAFICmedium to dark geen, fine- to medium-grained moderately hard, non-magnetic sericitized, limonite stained locally intruded by thin api it le dikes

1.66 4.29 APLITIC DIKEpale buff brown to reddish brown, fine-grained very hard, non-magnetic, fractured weakly hematitized, sericitlzed (IX qtz-carb veinlets with tr py

mafic is intruded by numerous small, irregular aplitic dikeletsmafic: highly altered, contorted, brecciated pale to medium green, hard, non-magnetic weak-moderate bleaching (epid) adjacent to veins typically tr-1% py, fine disseminated, locally 3-Xpyaplitic dikes: light brownish to reddish brown very fine-grained, very hard, non-magnetic calcite filled fractures (reactant HCI) tr-1% py, finely disseminated, locally 3-5X fine spec (V- cpy) filled fractures/stockwork

9.25 9.44 core is broken, l imonite stained, hem veins V-cpy

12.12 12.40 core is broken, limon!tic, hematitic

14.75 14.90 core is broken, altered, limonitic

15.30 15.38 core is broken, limonitic

20.00 fabric at 50 TCA, veinlets crosscut and parallel

22.00 22.56 core is broken22.83 27.56 patchy to moderately hematitzed26.42 27.54 core is broken, ground27.56 29. 00 massive mafic

medium-dark green, fine- to medium-grained moderately soft to moderately hard, non-magnetic deformed, altered, banded; fabric at 55 TCA 5-10X qtz-carb veins, disjointed, transposed parallei to fabr ic epid alteration adjacent to fractures

29.00 29.26 MAFIC DIKE ?grey to brownish grey, fine- to medium grained hard, non-magnetic, massive to moderately foliated mafic grains (bio?) and minor felds phenos In fine groundmass, 1-296 py in seams

29.26 31.72 massive maf ic, similar to 27.56-29. 00

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29.26 36.06 MAFIC DIKE, similar to 29. 00-29. 26

36.06 40.27 massive maficgreen to grey green, fine- to medium-grainedmoderately soft to moderately hardnon to weakly magneticminor bleached zones adjacent to veinletsmoderately sheared, foliation at 45 TCA

40.27 55.54 al tered and mineral i zed zonedark green to dark reddish brownfine- to medium-grained, moderately hard to hardweakly to moderately foliated at 40-50 TCAcarbonatized (reactant HCI)brecciated, infilled with calcite5K calcite veins, 45-80 TCAlocally bleached, fracture controlled3-5X py disseminated, adjacent to veinletspatchy to moderate hematitizationl-2cm hematite-rich bands, locally

43.04 43.40 APLITIC DIKE (ALBITITE), core is brokenmedium brown, fine-grained, hard, non-magnetic intensely fractured, infilled with calcite S-1% p y, disseminated and in fine fractures

43.56 44.80 APLITIC DIKE (ALBITITE, as above)44.50 45.15 APLITIC DIKE (ALBITITE, as above)45.31 45.61 APLITIC DIKE (same as above)

55.54 76.67 MASSIVE MAFICdark green to blackish, fine-grained moderately hard to hard weakly to moderately magnetic locally bleached, fracture controlled SXfine, calcite filled fractures/stockwork locally altered to epidote-caicite tr-2% py -t-7-cpy associated with veinlets

76.67 80.60 mafic becomes lighter coloured, grey greenmagnetic, chloritic, carbonated (reactant HCI) 1-2X fine ((Irm) leucoxenes, cream coloured \-2)t c alcite veins tr-1% py, clots, disseminated, adjacent to veins


86.56 89.43 hemat it i zed zonedark green to dark brownpy locally up to 5X adjacent to veinletsbrecciated, locally bleached

99.68 101,35 FELSIC TUFFbuff to brownish, fine-grained, very hard non magnetic, fractured

M V.W. miJE AND ASSOCIMES LIMIJEO PROJECT: POTCH HOLE NO.: 221-89-3


banded (bedding) to massive, ciasts visiblebrecciated down hole2-396 py+X-cpy, finely disseminated and clots

101.35 163,41 MASSIVE MAFICdark green to greenish blackfine- to medium-grained, moderately soft to hardnon to moderately magneticchloritic, locally bleached and hematitizedintruded by aplitic and porphyritic dikes

107.31 107.57 hematitized zonereddish brown to brownish, hard, magnetic brecciated, massive to moderately foliated fabric at 35-45 TCA 2-3X quartz-calcite-(cpy) veins, tr-lX py, dissem.

124.02 127.35 mafic-intermediate dike (lamprophyre?)grey to greenish grty, fine- to medium-grained small mafic grains (amphibole) visible

132.80 133.74 PORPHYRY DIKEpink to greyish pink, fine- to medium-grained hard, fractured, locally hematitized tr-lX py as fine grains and coarser clots

134.93 135.71 PORPHYRY DIKE (as above)

140.33 140.47 core is broken/ground 141. 37 141.57 APLITIC DIKE

pink to brownish pink, fine-grained, hard fractured and infilled with calcite, tr-lX py

142.20 142.80 PORPHYRY DIKEsame as 141.37-141.57, with fine feldspar phenos

156.54 156.67 core is broken/missing, chloritic gouge

143.01 143,18 PORPHYRY DIKEcrowded, zoned plagioclase phenocrysts, 0.5cm

147.04 147.19 APLITIC DIKE (same as above)

157.70 163.41 hornfels, contact zonedark green to black, medium- to coarse-grained some "pegmatitic" sections, moderately hard weakly to strongly magnetic patchy hematitization, carbonatized (reactant HC!) tr-1% py, disseminated

163.41 202.39 SYENITE INTRUSIONgreyish to pinkish, medium- to coarse-grained hard, moderately to strongly magnetic composed of plag, k-spar, bio, hbl, mag (py, cpy) tr-1% py, disseminated

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163.43 164.20 PORPHYRY DIKEdark brown, porphyritic, hard, nonmagnetic zoned plagioclase crystals, tr py


167.20 167.50 pegmatitic phase (dike?)predominantly k-spar, tr mag and py

169.28 175.90 core is broken


198.30 199.34 core is broken, graphitic slips, slickensides

202.39 END OF HOLE


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M.V.W. WHITE AND ASSOCIATES LIMITED


Projtct POWELL

Holt No 221-89-4

Location

Area or TwpMATACHEWN

CI aim No 971910 t 909

NTS 41/P15

Dip Test

Footage Angle0 -4560 -45117 -45184. 1 -44245. 1 -44287.8 -43

level SURFACE

ElevationLatitude S+OOSDeparture 6+50E

Horizontal Component

Vertical Component

Azimuth 180Length 287,73mCora Loc TIMMINS

205m Data Started 1/2/89

201m Data Finished 4/2/89

Logged By: P. C. WOOD- Purpose TEST GEOLOGY/IP

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M.V.W. WHITE AND ASSOCIATES LIMITED PROJECT: POWELL HOLE NO.: 221-89-4 P*gi.


0.00 6,71 CASING

6.71 94.83 MASSIVE MAFIC FLOWgreyish to greenish grey, fine- to medium-grainedmoderately soft to hard, non magneticminor leucoxene locally, buff to creamy, (Immminor hematite/specularite, patchylocally bleached adjacent to qtz-carb veins (1-2*5)variable vein orientations (45-90 TGA)tr-lXpy, disseminated, locally up to 5X

8.28 8.46 core is broken

12.03 21.28 altered and deformed sect ion banded light and dark green fine- to medium-grained, nonmagnetic moderately soft to moderately hard moderately sheared, foliation @ 35-40 TCA locally bleached, serlcite-carbonate 1-296 leucoxene, fine (Unrn) cream coloured 3-5X qtz-carb veins, deformed, transposed parallel to fabric, disjointed tr py, fine disseminated grains

25.26 31.00 sheared sectiongrey green to dark green, fine- to medium-grained moderately soft to moderately hard, nonmagnetic sheared, fabric variable, 0-45 TCA veinlets transposed parallel to fabric 1-2X py disseminated, locally up to 5X

40.80 43.05 sheared sectionsame as 25.26-31. 003-4X qtz-carb-(chi) veins, barrenfabric at 45 TCA, contorted, buckled

58.38 59.37 INTERMEDIATE DIKE (LAMPROPHYRE ?)medium grey to greenish grey, medium-grainedmoderately hard, nonmagneticcomposed of mafic grains (biotite?) in fine greygroundmass, relatively unfoliatedminor sericite alterat ion

63.40 64.35 INTERMEDIATE DIKE same as above

68.00 87.59 altered and deformed sectionpale buff to greyish, fine- to medium-grainedmoderately hard, non magneticsheared, foliation at approx. 50 TCA but variablebanded down hole3-5X qtz-carb veins, barrenser-carb alteration adjacent to veinstr py, disseminated

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69.09 69.26 core is broken, limonite stained

70.86 77.88 INTERMEDIATE DIKEsame as 58.38m - 59.37m

94.80 103.73 TUFFbuff to greenish grey, fine-grainedmoderately soft to moderately hard, sericiticmassive to finely laminated, Omm - lcmfoliation/bedding at 40-50 TGApatchy hematitization, fracture fillingS-3% calcite veins/stockworks, parallel to fabricand crosscutting at 80 TCAIt-2% p y as seams parallel to beddingwell defined, irregular lower contact (errosional)contact at 55 TCA

107.50 123.03 ALTERED MAFICpale buff to reddish brown to greenish greyfine- to medium-grained, moderately hard to hardbleached, sericiticsheared, fabric at 50 TCA2-3X specularite (py) filled fractures1-2X py locally, disseminated grains and seams

108.40 110.30 mineralized zonebanded, buff to reddish brown to greyish2-3X py disseminted, locally up to 5X

111.50 111.88 quartz vein (carb, ser), creamy whitetr-1% py (cpy) assoc with sericitic bands

114.69 115.58 SYENITE DIKEsalmon pink to reddish, fine- to medium-grainedhard, massive textured, nonmagneticminor sericite alteration1-2X spec filled fractures, tr py disseminatedcontacts sharp at 50 TCA

119.86 119.98 PORPHYRY DIKEgreyish, fine- to medium-grained, hard, massive feldspar phenocryst! visible sharp contacts at 50 TCA

121.30 123.03 INTERMEDIATE INTRUSIVE (ALTERED)grey to greenish, fine- to medium-grained sausseritized feldspar phenocryst:

123.03 125.88 SYENITE DIKE (same as 114.69m - 115.58m)

127.24 128.14 SYENITE DIKE (as above)

129.13 139.15 SYENITE DIKE (as above)

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135.50 142.00 core Is broken, ground 138.58 138.67 mud seam, fault gouge

139.15 154.34 MASSIVE MAFIC FLOWdark green to black, fine- to medium-grained moderately hard, nonmagnetic, minor leucoxene minor bleaching adjacent to veins relatively massive to weakly foliated moderately carbonatized (reactant HCI) 2-3X fine (Ocm) calcite veins/stockworks tr py randomly dissemlnted, associated with veins mafic becomes greasy/softer down hole

154.34 180.05 FELSIC-INTERMEDIATE TUFFgrey to greenish brown, fine- to medium-grained very hard, nonmagnetic, moderately carbonatized2-3X fine felsic clasts, minor chloritic fragments bedding oriented at 40 TCA3-SX calcite veins, dcm, oriented 20-80 TCA tr-lX py, disseminated, up 5X locally patchy hemati tization locally brecciated zones could be base of individual units, indicating tops to N

168.69 168.75 section of semi massive pyrite (30-4096)

180.05 271.90 MASSIVE MAFIC FLOWgreen to grey green, fine- to medium-grained moderately hard, non to strongly magnetic local ly bleached; chlorit ic moderately carbonatized, reactant HCI moderately sheared, fabric at 40 TCA 2-3X carb-epid-chl veins/stockworks tr py, disseminated, locally up to 5X

184.62 186.65 altered zonedark brown to brownish green, very hard brecciated, fine calcite filled fractures, 60 TCA 1-2* py, finely disseminated

236.77 238.69 INTERMEDITE DIKEgreyish green to dark green line- to medium-grained, moderately hard weakly magnetic, relatively massive texture mafic grains, l -2m, f elsic grains visible

238.69 239.04 PORPHYRY DIKEpink to reddish brown, fine- to medium-grainedhard, massive texture, non magnetic30-40* feldspar phenocryst!, lcm diameter,in a fine felsic groundmass3-4K py+X-cpy, disseminated and in fracturesminor qtz-carb veinlets ^0.5cm), 50 TCA

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sharp intrusive contacts at 60 TGA

243.36 243.90 PORPHYRITIC DIKE (as above)

266.60 267.00 APLITIC DIKEbuff to orange brown, fine-grained, hard fractured, l-2Xpy, disseminated

267.26 267.46 PORPHYRITIC DIKE (as above)

269.18 269.62 APLITIC DIKE (as above)

275.00 287.73 SYENITE INTRUSIONmedium- to coarse-grained, hard weakly to strongly magnetic massive to moderately foliated composed of biotite, amphibole, plagioclase, magnetite, minor quartz (ser, epid, cbl, hem, py) 2-3X py, disseminated and fracture filling 5-7X locally in apiitic phases


287. 73 END OF HOLE


^ SAMPLE START END CORE L Au ppb Cu ppm Zn ppm

4713447135471364713747138471394714047141471424714347144471454714647147471484714947150471514715247153471544715547156471574715847159471604716147162471634716447165471664716747168471694717047171471724717347174471754717647177471784717947180471814718247183471844718547186471874718847189

9.0310.5312.0313.5315.0316.5318.0319.5321.2822.7825.2626.7628.2629.7631.0093.3094.8096.3097.8099.30

100.80102.30103.73105.23106.90108.40109.90111.50114.69115.58117.08118.58120.09121.30123.03124.53125.88127.24128.14129.13130.62132. 13133.63135. 13136.63138.13139.15141.43160.23161.73163. 11164.61166. 11167.61169. 11170.59

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101010251010101010151510151515151010103010151015151085151510151015151010401530701525206550

680

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391542324639315049274944

11516080163865468128

1101510255457465476

1656771922714

270567890236

1772

1604441

2402953184642464270

544612097

100100115130200200190165155110145979190

10512079818693784175654563848683

1005244

11553

10098

1404331161939618496

1156983807557

105


SAMPLE

4719047191471924719347194471954719647197471984719947200472014720247203472044720547206472074720847209472104721147212472134721447215472164721747218

START

172.09173.59175.09176.59178.09180.05181.55183.05184.62186.65197.84199.34200.84224.76226.26227.76229.26230.76232.00233.02234.52236.77238.69239.04280.02281.52283.02284.52286.02

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173.59175.09176.59178.09180.05181.55183.05184.62186.65188.15199.34200.34202.33226.26227.76229.26230.76232.00233.02234.52236.77238.69239.04240.54281.52283.02284.52286.02287.73'

:ORE L Au

1.501.501.501.501.961.501.501.572.031.501.501.001.491.501.501.501.501.241.021.502.251.920.351.501.501.501.501.501.71

ppb CxSSZS S 3

304520355535

150205^55^^5

1510101515151020

40080105

42025

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7869421247

1351256773

1171051451201101602401201154876977365

115150105115100100

i ppmssacs >

1351301158982170200150130896268686464887196837876893193

140135135115135

WHOLE ROCK GEOCHEMISTRY - DON 221-89-4

SAMPLE

47374473754737647377473784737947380473814738247383473844738S47386 '4738747387473884738947390473914739247393473944739547396473974739847399474004730147302473034730447305473064730747308

DEPTH

30.8915.7820.6924.26298634.5541.0546 6651.5058 3063.6769.8775.2580.4080.4092.4096.63105.81110.22115.96122. 53124. 10134.21143.73153.25161.31169. 90175.40182. 67185. 38193.25205. 85214.32226. 93236 71238. 80

SI02————— ) s

62.2060.8846.7053.3548.4146.1946 0845 5643 6060.0548.0144.6552.0547.7247,7261.2549.8859.6738.5937.6755.5160.7945.0244.5058.6054.3654.5748.3349.9557.7348.0351.2248.6049.6652.4163.88

AL203 ——— ) s

14.1012.4013.3710.8610.8512.9312.0712.0713.6213 2114.4116.1915.8513.2213.2212.1310.9412.229.319.6616.0315.5313.2012.6115.3713.8613.8614.909.9014.8014.0912.1214.5414.1713.3216.62

FE203

3.988.64

12 3214.5912.1414.4112 8313 2914.5511.319.098.748.2613.4913.4910. 146.368.159.6712.614.534.0410.7612.166 506.256.3211.4511.535.9812.6011.9313.2512.169.062.90

CAO

5.733 636.116.898.446.487.207.556 301.956.387.884.076.446.443.307.363.75

10 719.214.413.288.314.112.894.935.005.557.414.6911.167.435.377.507.042.49

MGO

1.682.384,772 064.975.975.395.676 063.884.703.964.565.065 062 437.432.036 956.652.391.636.3511.635.094.194.175.839.643.115.664.968.296.426.280.83

NA20=> c

3.860.633.152.022,352.182.991.652.963 283.700.563.872.792.793.612.923.101 121.076 405.011.521.755.205.665.724.960.735.652.175.613.353.363.716.84

K20Stt) S

1 391.820.410.100.300.100.100.100.200.451.353 401 640.500.500.680.832.382.743.081,722,561.730.101.241.781.811.230.101.671.590.882.022.013,264.05

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1.511 511.23.53

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FEMG 1

2.103.302.306.402.202.202.102.102.202.601.702.001.602.402.403.800.803.601.301.701.702.201.500.901.101.301.401.801.101.702.002.201.401.701.303.10

NDLOI

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-1.980.753.201.661.721.46

-2.771.65-1.332.11-0.15-0.140.212.34

WHOLE ROCK GEOCHEMISTRY -

SWPLE

47309473104731147312

DEPTH

249. 82260. 90267.81286. 38

SI02

45 1244.7044.1850.01

AL203

23.1112 6912,4815 00

FE203

9.429.7513 908,70

CAO)

12.5210.788 275.00

MGD

6.086,506.503 75

NA20

4.293.962.623 64

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0.641.091.397.17

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1.401.401.902.10

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Project KMELl

Holt No 221-89-5

Location Dip Test laval SURFACE

Area or TwpMATACHEWN Footage AngleO -45

Claim No 979111 J, 110 62. l -45 Elevation123.1 -46.5 Latitude W7S

NTS 41/P15 180.1 -45 Departure 0*05E

Horizontal Component 126m Data Started 5/2/89

Vertical Component 126m Date Finished 8/2/89

Azimuth 180Length 180.14mCore Loc TltMINS

Logged By: P. C WOO Purpose TEST IP, GEOLOGY Recovery 9SK Drilled By: GROLEAU


scale

M. V.K. WHITC AND ASSOCIATES LIMITED PROJECT: POWELL HOLE NO.: 221-89-5 Page:


0.00 7.56 CASING

7.56 107.66 FELSIC TO INTERMEDIATE TUFFS/SEDIMENTSbuff to greenish grey, tine- to medium-grainedmoderately hard to hard, non to weakly magneticthinly bedded (mn scale) to locally massivebedding at 40-50 TGAfine c lasts/fragment s commonly visiblealternating bleached and hematitized sectionslocally carbonated (reactant HCI)tr-lX py, disseminated, but up to SK locallyup to 5X specularite filled fracturestypically ^X quartz-carbonate veins, barren

7.56 11.00 weakly altered section buff to greenish grey locally bleached/sericitlzed moderately folaited, fabric at 55 TGA 5X carbonate-(quartz) veins, barren, deformed up to 5X py locally, patchy hematltization

11.00 13.40 bleached and hematitized sectionbuff to reddish brown to dark brown non to weakly magnetic, locally bleached tr-lX py, disseminated thinly bedded at 55 TGA.

13.40 19.61 bleached sectionbuff to light green to greenish greybuff to light green to greenish greysericitic, weakly carbonatizedweak to moderate foliation at 40 TGA2-396 carbonate-(quartz) veins, deformed, barren

19.61 23.11 bleached and hematitized zone buff to reddish brown thinly bedded at 55 TGA 1-2X specularite filled fractures 1-2* carbonate veins, barren, at 40 and 90 TGA 3-5X py, locally, in seams parallel to bedding

23.11 24.95 bleached and weakly hematitized section buff to greenish grey to reddish brown bleaching and hematitization adjacent to veins fabric/bedding at 60 TGA hematitized and bleached section specularite fracture filling weakly to moderately magnetic Fabric at 55 TGA

30.26 32.70 bl eached and carbonatized sect ion buff to pale greenish yellow sericitized and carbonatized locally bedded, fabric at 55 TGA

M. V.W. WHITE AND ASSOCIATES LIMITED PROJECT: POWELL HOLE NO.: 221-89-5 Pift:


32.70 39.82 hematitized sect ionbuff to reddish brown, weakly magnetic3-4X specularite filled fracturestr-lX py, disseminated, up to 5X locally In seams

39.82 43.51 bleached and carbonatized section buff to green grey

43.51 46.51 hemat i t i zed sect ion2X quartz-carbonate veinsspecularite filled fractures, tr-lX py dissem.

46.51 51.59 massive sectiongreenish grey, patchy hematitization IX calcite veins, specularite f racture f illing 5X py locally associated with veins/fractures py has coarse, clotty texture

51.59 107.66 coarser tuffaceous sectionbuff to pale green to grey greenthinly bedded to locally massivefragments commonly visible, flattened to elongatepatchy to moderate bleaching and hematitization2-3X quartz-carbonate veinletsfine specularite filled fractures (^mm)tr-1% py disseminated, locally up to 5X, coarseoccasional py rich seams parallel to bedding

69.96 74.62 APLITIC DIKEreddish brown, fine-grained, hard, massive texture minor quartz-carbonate filled fractures local ly bleached

107.66 114.19 structural zonesheared contact between tuffs and mafic volcanics well foliated, brecciated, friable,

110.00 110.66 APLITIC DIKEbuff to fleshy, fine-grained, hard, fractured locally sericitized, tr py, dissem

114.19 147.93 MASSIVE MAFICgrey green to dark green, fine- to medium-grained moderately hard to hard, weakly magnetic chloritic, locally bleached, weakly cabonati zed 2-3X leucoxene, creamy, disseminated, Omm (5X quartz-calcite veins, Ucm, 60-90 TCA minor specularite fills fractures foliation intensity increases down hole foliation at 60 TCA

147.93 180.14 SYENITEpinkish to reddish brown to dark grey

M. V.W. mm AND ASSOCIATES LIMITED PROJECT: PCM/EU HOLE NO.: 221-89-5 Page


medium- to coarse-grained, hard, magnetic composed of plag, k-spar, lib l, bio, mag, sphene alteration products: chl, epid, hem compositional l y variable, diorltic to syenitic coarse sphene (l-2rrm) locally abundant (164m)

147.93 149.10 contact zone, sheared, brecciated fine-grained to aphanitic intruded by aplitic dikes up tp 15cm wide

180.14 END OF HOLE


SAMPLE

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START

7.569.06

11.0012.2013.4014. 9016.4017.9019.6121.3623. 1124.9526.4527.9529.4530.9512.7034.2035.7037.2038.7039.8241.6243.5145.0146.5148.0149.5151.0152.5154.0155.5157.0158.5160.0161.5163.0164.5166.0167.5169.0170.5172.0173.5175.2076.7078.2079.7081.2082.7084.2085.7087.2088.7090.2091 .70

END (

9.0611.0012.2013.4014.9016.4017.9019.6121.3623. 1124.9526.4527.9529.4530.9532.7034.2035.7037.2038.7039.8241.6243.5145.0146.5148.0149.5151.0152.51'54.0155.5157.0158.5160.0161.5163.0164.5166.0167.5169.0170.5172.0173.5175.2076.7078.2079.7081.2082.7084.2085.7087.2088.7090.2091.7093.20

:ORE L Ai

1.501.941.201.201.501.501.501.711.751.751.841.501.501.501.501.751.501.501.501.501,121.801.891.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.691.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.50

j ppb Ci

5535101010152515151025

220102015251015152510151515151015101515201515101510101010101020102015101515253010555

1010

a ppm Zi

5152729217696

593765524748604645346270635832252399366227694843377640425643493934

2805643604663336171517085725851

i ppm

190110676197

1101031009568

15097

130676991666866836591

1107355

16011012599

1301008443535754899685666571608591898698

130120110115150947877


SAMPLE START END CORE L Au ppb Cu ppm Zn ppm---.-- szsszsi s sssss-s irsssra*

49525495264952749528495294953049531495324953349534495354953649537495384953949540

93.2094.7096.2097.7099.20100.70102.20103.70105.20106.70108.20110.00111.50112.50114.00115.50

94.7096.2097.7099.20100.70102.20103.70105.20106.70108.20110.00111.50112.50114.00115.50117.00

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WHOLE ROCK GEOCHEMISTRY - DOH 221-89-5

SWHPIE

47313473144731S4731647317473184731947320473214732247323473244732547326473274732847329473304733147332473334733447335

DEPTH

12.5416.8926.7032,1037.7443.4447.6553.4661.8772.3777.8683 5688 2693.72

100. 37114.37121.18131.38140. 23145.91154.23165. 87176.90

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61.9941.0354.0940.3757.0537.7863.9350.5560.2257.9651.8843.1744.0242.8152.0842.8942.7747.0546.9946 4850.6559.0758.65

AL203

11.349.0011.9810.0412.009.0212.4412 4211.1814.6012.9612.0311.9611.7011.5110 3312.9816.3714.7512.9714.9216.4016.54

FE203

7.478.1910.277.919.128,5610.5310.127.815.246.2613 2911.4710.636.698.828.9410.4510.4113.7810.094.894.74

CAOi n- f —

2.8110.424.029.483.9712.234.845.384.074.016.446 827.937.927.419.609.037.917.457.615.602.933.58

MGO) =

2.289 282 837.203.137.724.524 461.952.263 735 985 464.703.717.226 478.418.375.884.092,331.84

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3.581.494 700 394.851.953.412 794.505,234.791.742.561.873.240. 141.643 082 514.214.085.466.06

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2.661.931,941.790. 100.100.255.345.704,77

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0.500.700.308.300.200.700.300.500.300.300.300.800.501.400.6013.901.000.000.000.101.301.000.80

FEMG 1

2,900.803.301.002.601.002,102,003.602.101.502.001.902,001.601.101.201.101.102.102.201.902.30

NDLOI

0,31.8

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NEVMOOT EXPLORATION OF CANAM LIMITED


Projict KNELL

Ho 11 No 221-89-6

location Dip Tist l tvil SURFACE

Am or TwpMATACHEWAN Footage AngleO -45

Claim No 979111 t 110 62.l -45 Elevation123.1 -45 Latitude S+OOS

NTS 41/P1S 184.l -45 Departure 0+00

Horizontal Component 166m Data Startad 9/2/89

Vertical Component 166m Data Finished 11/2/89

Azimuth 180Length 235.31mCore Loc TIHMINS

Logged By: P. C. WOOD Purpose GEOLOGY Recovery 99K Drilled By: GROLEAU

Dlanond Drill Hole Location Sketch

scale

M, V.W. WHITE AND ASSOCIATES LIMITED PROJECT: POWELL HOLE NO.: 221-S9-6 Page

ANfl SULFFROM

0.00

3.15

TO

3.15

7.59

SUB DESCRIPTION

GAS INS

MASSIVE MAFIC FLOWmedium to dark green, line-grained bleached locally adjacent to veins 4-5X finely disseminated leucoxene, Uirm ^X quartz-calcite-(chl-py) veins weakly carbonatized wailrock, reactant KCI

6.16 6.30 irregular quartz-carbonate-ctilorIte vein contains wall rock inclusions, tr py

6.46 6.54 quartz-carbonate-chlorite-pyrite vein at 40 TCA 5Xpy

7.59 34.69 VARIOLITIC FLOW (LAPILLI TUFF?)green to greenish grey, fine- to medium-grainedmoderately hard to hard, non magneticweakly to moderately cabonatized (reactant HCI)

7.59 16.36 banded texture, shearedpossible varloles are buff to creamy rounded to ellipsoidal, flattened some are concentrically zoned (lapilli?) transition from banded rock to relatively undeformed varioles occurs over 5 cm bands are typically contorted, buckled

34,00 fabric at 75-85 TCA 18.00 18,05 5cm quartz-cart)onate-chlorite-(tourmaline) vein

barren18.28 18.32 4cm quartz-carbonate-chlorite vein, barren 30.94 31.00 6cm quartz-carbonate-chlorite vein, barren

34.69 44.61 MASSIVE MAFIC (TUFF?)greenish grey, fine-grained, hard, nonmagnetic weakly carbonatized (reactant HCI) locally bleached, weakly to moderately chloritic 1-2X calcite veinlets (Ucm), fine stockwork! tr py, disseminated

44.61 203.50 TUFF (VOLCAN l CLAST l CS)grey to greenish grey, locally buff to pale grey fine- to medium-grained, moderately hard to hard non magnetic, bleached intensifies down hole weakly carbonatized (slightly reactant HCI) bedding variable at 40-60 TCA W f ine calcite-chlorite (spec/hem) veins, (lcm specularite/hematite content increases down hole minor limonitic fractures tf-1% py, disseminated

66.54 66,77 felsic sectionbuff to pale brownish, fine- to medium-grained hard, non magnet icbrecciated, partially bleached fragments visible tr py, disseminated

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67.00 67.31 as above

70.30 72.04 bleaching Intensifies In tuffs, patchy hematite locally brecciated, 2-394 quartz-carb vein) fining up sequences Indicates tops to N

98.40 112.63 bleached section, sericite alteration buff, banded, locally hematitized ^K quartz-carbonate veins, contorted m specularite-(pyrite) filled fractures

95.00 fabric/bedding? at 75 TCA 109.00 fabric at 40 TCA

112.63 116.41 patchy zones of hematite and bleaching

banding at 50 TCA

116.41 156.96 hematite alteration intensifies, locally bleachedbuff to pinkish brown colouredcoarse specularite fill] fractures, vugs, andas finely disseminated grainstr-1% py, disseminated

125.47 129.30 core is broken, minor missing

147.88 148.75 APLITIC DIKEbrick red, fine-grained, massive textured fractured and Tnfilled with carbonate sharp to brecciated contacts at 50 TCA 3-5X py in seams locally, but typically tr-lX

149.87 156.96 APLITIC DIKE (as above)

159.96 intensity of hematit i ration decreases 157.50 fabric at 45-50 TCA

203.50 213.21 APLITIC DIKEbuff to salmon pink, fine grained, hard nonmagnetic, 1-2X specular! te filled fractures

209.60 215.47 structural zonesheared contact zone between tuffs and ma lies soft, friable, core is broken

213.21 235.92 MASSIVE MAFICgreyish green to dark green fine- to medium-grained, moderately hard to hard non magnetic, chloritic \-W f ine leucoxene, buff to yellowish relatively massive to weakly foliated 3-5X calcite veinlets/stockworks variable orientation 45-90 TCA locally bleached adjacent to veins (epid, ser) moderately carbonatized (reactant HCI)

235.00 fabric at 40 TCA

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235.32 235.49 felsic dikedark brown, fine- to medium-grained, hard 2-3X py, disseminated

235.61 235.92 intermediate dikesimilar to contact zone of main intrusion

235.92 END OF HOLE


SAMPLE START END CORE L Au ppb Cu ppm Zn ppm

4954149542495434954449545495464954749548495494955049551495524955349554495554955649557495584955949560495614956249563495644956549566495674956849569495704957149572495734957449575495764957749578495794958049581495824958349584495854958649587495884958949590495914959249593495944959549596

96.9098.4099.90101.40102.90104.40105.90107.40108.90110.40111.90113.40114.90116.40117.90119.40120.90122.40123.90125.40126. 19127.70129.24130.74132.24133.64135.30136.80138.38139.88141.46143.00144.50146.00147.50149.00150.50152.00153.50155.00156.96158.50160.00161.50163.00164.50166.00167.52169.00170.50172.00173.50175.00176.50178.00179.50

98.4099.90

101.40102.90104.40105.90107.40108.90110.40111.90113.40114.90116.40117.90119.40120.90122.40123.90125.40126.19127.70129.24130.74132.24133.64135.30136.80138.38139.88141.46143.00144.50146.00147.50149.00150.50152.00153.50155.00156.96158.50160.00161.50163.00164.50166.00167.52169.00170.50172.00173.50175.00176.50178.00179.50181.00

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130425614232017

1154745

1104933422159204052363424482520464269

10579381886384041

14045577262

11056516658

8664746872647080988492

10512577805964

10511052926273867386777981868775848381

11597989077599296

1001109880889593

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105


SAMPLE

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181.00182.50184.00185.50187.00188.50190.06191 .50193.00194.50196.00197.50199.00200.50202.00203.50205.00206.50208.00209.60211.10212.57213.21214.00215.47217.00218.50220.00221.50223.00224.50226.00227.50229.00230.50232.00233.50

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Au ppb Cvsssass s:

555

110205555555^5

105

15101025301530^10C55^1020155

3510355085

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646741305351485654412864624956835398

145931337

15014511590

1151251159893638086

1309079

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91908885689188737690928086808685434440273335363871848178656872696662707978


SAMPLEj

473364733747338473394734047341473424734347344473454734647347473484734947350498014980249803498044980549806498074980849809498104981149812498134981449815498164981749818498194982049821

DEPTH^ ___ ^ y -

5 3213 4917,4319.5813 1032.4639 5246.6652.3858.1364.3267.0973.6382.4086.3792,38

102. 52108. 19115.03120. 27124.35129.68139. 26145.65150.88154.10160. 90164. 04168.16173.29183.03188. 32193. 75198. 26204. 10208 19

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13.5111.9512.2511.5911.6011.7911.9612.1514.5512.1112.3911.4811.7912.0110.5312.1010 6710.6511.1015.6410,2311.4811.8011.1913.6511.7311.6513.8910.0611.8111.0612.6510.4912.1611.8711.31

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14.717.599.486.787.157.908.418.388.03

10.0810 824.229.307.847.42

12 797.868.718.374.317.077.188.809.194.619.729.82

11.589.87

10.7411.3112.0813 2411.6815.679.02

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6.173.522.468 713 553 683.534 454.623.954.066.254.294,514.856.574.093.073.243 903.953.513.245.214.493.214.955.418.255.368.175.566.946.172.398.83

MGO 1————— \ -—

6.031.772.400.631.611,652.082.113 603 553 822,482.492.041.814.022.151.972.121.812.271.732.993,372.153.033.544,555.064.515.324 994.965.053.204.33

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0.130.100.102.700.410 130.190 670.820.240.610.440.460.750.270.471.202.060 971.613.323.702,071.160.571.842.012.930.832.232.163.173.413.783.412.53

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1.27.90.93.70.86.88.95.95.70

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tOMONT EXPLORATION OF CANVM LIMITED


Fralict

Noli No 221-89-7

Location Dip Tut Itvtl SURFACE Horltontil Component 248m Dili St ir t id 12/2/89

Logged By: P. C. WOOD Purpoji IMG HIGH, GEOLOGY Recovery 99K Or 11 led By: GROLEAU

Area or TwpMATACHEVWN Footage

Claim No 971911

NTS 41/P15

0609121.0187.9245.1300.9

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ElevationLatitude 1+50NDeparture 7-tOOE

AzimuthLengthCore Loc

180324. 31mTIIMINS


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0.00 2.50 CASING

2.50 23.38 MASSIVE MAFICgreyish green to dark greenfine- to medium-grained, moderately hard to hardweakly to strongly magneticup to 5X fine leucoxene, disseminated, buff tocreamy colouredrelatively massive, unfollated1-2X py as fine grains, disseminated 4 aggregates1-Vi c alcite-tilled (reactant HCI) veins at 40 TCA Ucm wide, barrenrock becomes finer grained and lighter coloured towards contact down hole sharp contacts between fine and coarse phases

17.70 contact at 50 TCA 21.04 contact at 70 TCA

21.04 23.38 grain size decreases, local ly amygdaloidal

23,38 36.36 AMYGDALOIDAL PILLOWED FLOWlight greyish green to dark greenfine- to medium-grained, nonmagneticlocal ly bleached, chloriticmoderately foliated, 45-50 TCA g 28mpi l lows up to 50cmdistinct chlorite +X- sericite selvages, Ucm widecalcite-fil led'amygdules concentrated at marginschlorite +X- sericite selvages, clem wideamygdules more abundant on up hole side of pillowssuggests tops to the N

36.34 57.37 MASSIVE MAFIC FLOWsimi lar to 2.5m - 23. 38m dark green to greenish black moderately to strongly magnetic locally bleached and amygdaloidal tr-1% py, disseminated and clots2-3K calcite filled veins at 15-90 TCA, Ucmwide

54.40 54.52 12cm qtz-carb-chl vein, barren

57.37 65.00 AMYGDALOIDAL PILLOWED FLOWpale to dark green, fine- to medium-grainedmoderately hard, nonmagneticweakly to moderately carbonatized (reactant HCI)locally bleachedUX calcite-quartz veins, barrentr py, disseminated, minor seamsqtz-carb filled amygdules up to lcmsome hyaloclastite/ inter pi How brecciasupper contact is pillow breccialower contact is gradational in to massive flow

65.00 68.06 MASSIVE MAFIC FLOWgrey to greenish grey, fine- to medium-grained

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2-3X fine leucoxenesheared upper and lower contacts

68.06 101,96 AMYGDALOIDAL PILLOWED FLOWSams is 57.37m - 6J. 00m

90.46 101.96 Intermixed section of massive and amygdaloidal pi 11 owed flows

101.96 254.40 MASSIVE MAFIC FLOWgreen to dark grren, medium- to coarse-grained (coarse texture best developed after 140m) moderately hard, weakly to strongly magnetic (strongly magnetic section from 146m - 167m) massive texture, relatively unfoliated2-3X leucoxene, buff, (Itrm size, commonly visible tr-lX py, disseminated, locally up to 3X in seams locally bleached adjacent to veins (ser, epid)3-5X calcite filled veinlets, barren veins typically Ucm but up to 2.5cm, variable oriental ions

181.11 183.13 sharp contact with finer grained phase of flow 188.20 188.35 qtz-carb-(epid-chl) vein, barren 188.44 188.79 qtz-carb-(epid-chl) vein, barren

254.40 324.31 PILLOWED MAFIC FLOWgreen to dark green, fine- to medium-grainedmoderately soft' to moderately hard, non magneticlocally bleached adjacent to veinlets/fracturesdark, chloritic pil low selvages, ^cm widelocal brecciated sections, (10cm widelocal ly amygdaloidalamygdules concentrated along pi l low margins uphole, indicating tops to the N(5X calcite rich veins, typically barren to tr py

270.00 272.59 massive mafic section or Intrusive ?grey to green grey, medium grained, nonmagnetic

324.31 END OF HOLE


SAMPLE

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DEPTH

4.4810.0018.5724.7130.1536.1738.9343.3950.4259.2163.6067.4776.1786.0893.3298.90

104.66110.40115.28125.24132 80140.42144.79151.70157.62163. 06168. 64173. 50180.21186. 06189. 80195. 50201,80209. 12214.51219. 75

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AL203

11.9011.9915,2413.0512.1812.8712.0113.0913.3012.6912,0014.8112,7711.8311.5413.9512.6414.3915.8512.6012.3213.5213.0412.2812.6312.4613.2212.8713.9214.0413.4914.1015.2014.7316.3415.60

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16.3819.496.46

12,7512.8112.6214.5516.1715 6914.1713,697,09

14.9015.7714.6911.6611.489.348.94

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10.548.374.89

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13.108.078,027.767.359.83

10.8310.0410.8710.369.58

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3.654.782.662,923.523 704.055.132.633 893.652.253,503.253 215 415.415.195.405.396.216.817.204.765.385.176 106 217.267.407.607.407.935.216.658.62

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4< 2< 2< 2< 2< 2< 2

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4666

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5834278551525434

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6272

15055

100120150130130130120130

988190

2n———— \- t -

10513068959396

120948895

10047

120105100120

7667747289496035586568845040403545634243

KNA

0.000.000.100.200.100.100,100,000.00D. 100.200.200.000.10D. 000,000.100.000.000.000.200.100.000.200.000.000.000.000.100.100.000.000.001.100.100.10

FENG 1

4.003.702.203.903.303. 103.202.805.403.303.402.803.804.404.101.901.901.601.501.901.801.801.702.902.702.802.201.901,601.501.501.501.401.701.501.30

NO LOI

•5.7•7.8•2.8•3.3•1.6•2,4•3.5•6.0•4.9•2.6•1.2•0.3•3.0•1.4•1.5•2.9•2.8•4.2•5,0•4.1•59-9.6-9.2•96•8.9•82•7.8•3.4•8.1•B. 9-8.7-9.0•9.4•3.0•8.8•9.1

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•0.40•0.27

NABSB^

•0.55•1.351.42

•0.80•1.24•0.39•1.53•0.550.01

•0.37•1.47•0.18-0.53•1.98•0.64•0.79•1.66•0.39•0.07•1.47•2.90•1,66•0.48•2.89•0.64•0.95•1.48•1.01•1.80•1.81•1.42•1.39•1.35•1.75•1.57•1.67


SAMPLE

498624986349864498654986649867498684986949870498714987249873498744987549876498774987849879

DEPTH

225 54232. 15236. 18241.11248.67254.28259. 98265. 98271,40277. 05282. 49288. 37294. 31300, 32305, 75311,52317.67323. 16

SI02

46.6946.8846 4948.8947.6948.5747.0544.1756.5648.4647.5744.7145.5847.5747.4945.8145.7846.26

AL203

15.5215,3912.3614.2815,7813.0812 9514.5515.9413 7113.4213 3612.9313.7313.1312.8912.6112.75

FE203-I--J-T-J -1—— .A ———" ———l—/ ~

12.1311.9410.8213 5913.3012 3915.1318.027.86

13.7113,2916 0214/9312.9113.5714.9914.7114.19

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9.789.56

11 949.0210.469.889 295.174.418.169.917.406.999.389.488.869.75

10 26

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9 328.156 386 836.804.114.675.974.053.763.905.356.564.154.874.935 324.72

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1.731.581.222.881.902.111.431.584.302.882.371.711.352.812.031 341.271.81

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0.100.200.140.100.140.100.100.400.620.250.330.100.430.200.140.140.100.20

T 102 k— v.

.78

.84

.831,071.011,241,281.38.751,301,271,291.261.301.241.231.231,21

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.18

.17

.16

.20

.19

.20

.27

.28

.11

.23

.22

.26

.23

.22

.23

.23

.22

.22

'205BSS:) B

.08

.09

.08

.11

.11

.11

.11

.12

.16

.12

.12

.11

.12

.11

.11

.11

.11

.11

BA

542128373416

( 10107154

' 86

883875'

8649565460

SRass.) a

127

1078510913010112341

15173

1227128100101100114129

ZR0=3

2733314445454754110474973434545454445

LOI

3.584.1310.112.953.337.587.927.454.127.738.087.828.747.838.087.638.298.54

seEBB) .

282828363140434317444243404040404038

Y Au ppbBBC) ) B

14 < 114 ( 116 ( 118 ( 118 < 120 C 118 < 124 ( 112 < l22 ( 120 ( 120 ( 116 < 118 < 116 ( 118 < 116 < 118 ( 1

Pt) as

C 10

C 10

< 10< 10< 10< 10< 10< 1 0( 10< 10< 10( 10< 10< 10< 10< 10< 10< 10

Pd

( 2< 2< 2< 2< 2< 2< 26

< 2< 2< 2< 2< 2< 2

4( 2< 2< 2

Cu=> K

75847312071

120120110351201308016013012012091110

Znssss)

434866485587100110718878

105908182919480

KNA

0.100.100.100.000.100.000.100.300.100.100.100,100.300.100.100.100.100,10

FEMG 1

.20

.30

.50

.80

.802.702,902.701.703.303.102.702.002.802.502.702,502.70

NDLOI

•9.6•9.0•3.1-9.3-9.4•4.8•5.1•6.8•4.8•4.7•4.7•6.2

'•4.9-5.0•4.7•5.9•5.3•4.8

KBSS-S)

-0.40•0.30•0.36-0.40•0.36•0.40•0.40•0.10•0.38-0.25-0.17-0.40-0.07•0.30-0.36•0.36-0.40-0.30

NA)

•1.77•1.92•2.28•0.62•1.60•1.39•2.07•1.920.30•0.62•1.13•1.79-2.15•0.69-1.47-2.16-2.23•1.69

APPENDIX C

Sections of Diamond Drill Holes

(Scale 1:1000)

T S L LABORATORIESDIVISION OF BURGENER TECHNICAL ENTERPRISES LIMITED

2031 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, UNIT #2TIMMINS, ONTARIO

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CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS

SAMPLE(S) FROM Newmont Exploration P.O.Box 1420 Timmins,Ont. r P4N 7N2

SAMPLE(S) OF Rock

REPORT No. W2448

INVOICE fi 2299 P'. O. :

P. Wood 221

REMARKS: Samples received February l, 1989

4700147002470034700447005

4700647007470084700947010

4701147012470134701447015

4701647017470184701947020

Au ppb

3525101515

20105

2010

1040201515

3040107010

Cu ppm

5241283830

342938144

4179366892

56110233243

Zn ppm

851009394

105

82678568

110

10510090

130115

13012011510587

COPIES TO: Newmont Expl. INVOICE TO: Timmins

Feb 06/89SIGNED

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SAMPLE(S) OF Rock

REPORT W244

8NO.

INVOICE #: 2299 P.O. :

P. Wood 221


4702147022470234702447025

4702647027470284702947030

4703147032470334703447035

4703647037470384703947040

COPIES TO: INVOICE TO:

Newmont Timmins

Au ppb

1040601020

4060502070

3030203035

140150302520

Expl.

Cu ppm

11130491371

3257

25060

105

18576453046

804476

21080

Zn ppm

125150125135115

96120140135135

165160130125175

180175170205145

Feb 06/89SIGNED


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REPORT No. W2448

SAMPLE(S) OF ROCkINVOICE #: 2299 P.O.:

P. Wood 221


Au PPb

4704147042470434704447045

4704647047470484704947050

4745147452474534745447455

4745647457474584745947460


Feb 06/89

102045

70507520

2010105

Newmont Expl. Timmins

SIGNED

Cu ppm

1610 l

11380

5215121517

12121226

185

14073

1055468

For enquiries on this report, please contact Customer Service Department. Samples, Pulps and Rejects discarded two months from the date of this report

Zn ppm

11093866959

5455594853

6953536271

10571737765

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SAMPLE(S) OF Rock

REPORT No.

W2448


P. Wood 221


4746147462474634746447465

4746647467474684746947470

4747147472474734747447475

4747647477474784747947480

Au ppb

35153010

5101010

10

5101010

Cu ppm

6317945942

1412520012554

9976

110150110

736888

175160

Zn ppm

7072884141

8310510588

100

8888

1009695

9489969182


Feb 06/89

Newmont Expl. Timmins

SIGNEDFor enquiries on this report, please contact Customer Service Department. Samples, Pulps and Rejects discarded two months from the date of this report.

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2031 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, UNIT *2TIMMINS, ONTARIO

P4N 7C3© (705) 268-4441 FAX: (705) 268-4420


SAMPLE(S) FROM Newmont Exploration P.O.Box 1420 Timmins,Ont. , P4N 7N2

SAMPLE(S) OF Rock

REPORT No. W2448

INVOICE f: 2299 P.O. :

P. Wood 221


Au ppb

4748147482474834748447485

4748647487474884748947490

4749147492474934749447495

474964749747498118155

5105

2010

1010

10

10101010

101020

Cu ppm

11070629690

10579336850

4164818157

42516948

Zn ppm

73105788378

7899

1059691

931001059296

719496

150

COPIES TO: Newmont Expl. INVOICE TO: Timmins

Peb 06/89SIGNED


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SAMPLE(S) FROM Newmont Exploration P.O.Box 1420 Timmins, Ontario P4N 7N2

SAMPLE(S) OF ROCk

REPORT No. W2466

INVOICE i: 2331 P.O. :

P. Wood 221

REMARKS: Received Feb.8/89

4705147052470534705447055

4705647057470584705947060

4706147062470634706447065

4706647067470684706947070


Feb 16/89

AU ppb

20075405045

10023027070

950

5575

2204050

254902035

860

Newmont Expl. Newmont Expl.

Cu ppm

9812011592

180

15512082

530530

94120170125120

1058795

155105

Zn ppm

105110100110135

135125135175175

130125145140120

115145175120110

SIGNEDCTA


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SAMPLE(S) OF Rock

REPORT No. W2466

INVOICE l: P.O. :

2331

P. Wood 221


4707147072470734707447075

4707647077470784707947080

4708147082470834708447085

4708647087470884708947090

Au ppb

302580

12040

2030153025

2030301040

3020502010

COPIES TO: Newmont Expl. INVOICE TO: Newmont Expl.

Feb 16/89SIGNED

Cu ppm

5461303616

2774993676

11591867184

7513089

18063


Zn ppm

140160576257

711058274

100

94105838975

7669597690

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SAMPLE(S) OF Rock

REPORT No. W2466


P. Wood 221


AU

4709147092470934709447095

4709647097470984709947100

4710147102471034710447105

4710647107471084710947110


Feb 16/89

301055

10

1515151520

2010201520

20101530

300


SIGNED

Cu ppm

81110183155

671151205078

7981484440

5648321355

For enquiries on this report, please contact Customer Service Departmen . Samples, Pulps and Rejects discarded two months from the date of this report.

Zn ppm

110115172174

7262504363

5845305057

68515347

110

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SAMPLES) FROM Newrnont Exploration P.O.Box 1420 Timmins, Ontario P4N 7N2

SAMPLE(S) OF

REPORT No.

W2466

INVOICE f: P.O. :

2331

P. Wood 221


4711147112471134711447115

4711647117471184711947120

4712147122471234712447125

4712647127471284712947130

Au ppb

430310330220120

9015030

25050

5020202575

82025501515

COPIES TO: Newrnont Expl. INVOICE TO: Newmont Expl.

Feb 16/89

Cu ppm

716151

270105

8517575

150140

1351208489

120

11582

100105105

SIGNED

For enquiries on this report, please contact Customer Service DepartmenT Samples, Pulps and Rejects discarded two months from the date of this report.

Zn ppm

856895

110120

130150135110110

84939790

135

1406871

10090

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SAMPLE(S)OF Rock

REPORT No. W2466


P. Wood 221


471314713247133

Au ppb

408.050

Cu ppm

632069

Zn ppm

150110130


Feb 16/89SIGNED

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SAMPLE(S) OF core

REPORT No.

W2500

INVOICE # : 2422 P.O.:

P. Wood #221

4713447135471364713747138

4713947140471414714247143

4714447145471464714747148

4714947150471514715247153


Feb 24/89

Newmont Newmont

Au ppb

4.015105

15

5301055

1010102510

1010101015

Expl. Expl.

SIGNED

Cu ppm

3915423246

3931504927

4944

11516080

1638654681

For enquiries on this report, please contact Customer Service Department, Samples, Pulps and Rejects discarded two months from the date of this report

Zn ppm

5446

12097

100

100115130200200

190165155110145

979190

105120

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SAMPLE(S) OF core

REPORT No. W2500

INVOICE *: 2422 P.O. :

P. Wood #221

4715447155471564715747158

4715947160471614716247163

4716447165471664716747168

4716947170471714717247173


Peb 24/89

Au ppb

1510151515

1510101030

1015101515

1085151510


SIGNED

Cu ppm

28110151025

5457465476

16567719227

14270567890

Zn ppm


7981869378

4175654563

848683

10052

4411553

10098

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SAMPLE(S) OFcore

REPORT No. W2500


P. Wood #221

4717447175471764717747178

4717947180471814718247183

4718447185471864718747188

4718947190471914719247193


Feb 24/89

Au ppb

1510151510

1040153070

1525206550

68030452035


SIGNED

Cuppm

236

1772

160

4441

2402953

1846424642

7078694212

Zn ppm

14043311619

39618496

115

6983807557

10513513011589


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SAMPLE(S) FROM

SAMPLE(S) OF

Newmont Exploration P.O.Box 1420 Timmins, Ontario P4N 7N2

core

REPORT No. W2500

INVOICE l: 2422 P.O. :

P. Wood #221

4719447195471964719747198

4719947200472014720247203

4720447205472064720747208

4720947210472114721247213


Feb 24/89

Au ppb

5535150205

55

515101015

15151020

400


Cuppm

471351256773

117105145120110

16024012011548

76977365

115


Zn ppm

82170200150130

8962686864

6488719683

7876893193

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REPORT No. W2500

INVOICE #: 2 422 SAMPLE(S)OF P.O.:

P. Wood 1221

Au Cu Znppb ppm ppro

47214 80 150 14047215 10 105 13547216 5 115 13547217 420 100 11547218 25 100 135


Feb 24/89 CTASIGNED

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SAMPLE(S) OF core

REPORT No. W2522

INVOICE t: 2424 P.O. :

P. Wood 221

4721947220472214722247223

4722447225472264722747228

4722947230472314723247233

4723447235472364723747238


Mar 01/89

Au ppb

5535'

101010

1525151510

25220102015

2510151525


Cu ppm

SIGNED

5152729217

696

5937

6552474860

4645346270

Zn ppm

190110676197

1101031009568

15097

1306769

9166686683

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SAMPLE(S) FROM142

Timmins, Ontario P4N 7N2

SAMPLE(S) OF core

REPORT No. W2522


P. Wood 221

4723947240472414724247243

4724447245472464724747248

4724947250495014950249503

4950449505495064950749508

Au ppb

1015151515

1015101515

2015151015

1010101010

Cu ppm

6358322523

9936622769

4843377640

4256434939

Zn ppm

6591

1107355

16011012599

130

10084435357

5489968566


Mar 01/89

SIGNEDFor enquiries on this report, please contact Customer Service Department. Samples, Pulps and Rejects discarded two months from the date of this report

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SAMPLE(S) OF CO r 6

REPORT No. W2522

INVOICE It 2424 P.O. :

P. Wood 221

4950949510495114951249513

4951449515495164951749518

4951949520495214952249523

4952449525495264952749528


Mar 01/89

Au ppb

1020102015

1015152530

10555

10

105

101010


SIGNED .

Cu ppm

34280564360

4663336171

5170857258

51615361

145

Zn ppm

6571608591

898698

130120

1101151509478

7786908095

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SAMPLE(S) FROM NewiTsont Exploration P.O.Box 1420 Timmins, Ontario P4N 7N2

SAMPLE(S) OF cor e

REPORT No. W2522

INVOICE i : 2424 P.O.:

P. Wood 221

4952949530495314953249533

4953449535495364953749538

4953949540

Au ppb

10101055

510 25 ^ 10

1510

Cu ppm

10547375067

791733277

100

91104

Zn ppm

1101401209976

6257305255

6174


Mar 01/89



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SAMPLE(S) OF core

REPORT No. W2563


M. White project #221

4954149542495434954449545

4954649547495484954949550

4955149552495534955449555

4955649557495584955949560


Mar 27/89

Au ppb

55

35555

1010153010

1010152020

Newmont Exploration Newmont Exploration


Cu ppm

3924333752

3422607615

13042561423

2017

1154745

Zn ppm

8664746872

6470809884

921051257780

5964

10511052

CTA

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SAMPLE(S) FROMNewmont Exploration P.O.Box 1430 Timmins, Ontario P4N 7N2

REPORT No.

W2563

SAMPLE(S) OFcoreINVOICE l: 2424 P.O. :

M. White project #221

4956149562495634956449565

4956649567495684956949570

4957149572495734957449575

49576495774957849579

Au ppb

1510801510

1510555

1015101010

1015

Cu ppm

11049334221

5920405236

3424482520

464269

105

Zn ppm

9262738673

8677798186

8775848381

115979890

COPIES TO: Newmont Exploration INVOICE TO: Newmont Exploration

Mar 27/89SIGNED

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4958049581495824958349584

4958549586495874958849589

4959049591495924959349594

4959549596495974959849599

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Au ppb

55

15105

10105

1010

1555

1010

105555

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Cu ppm

7938188638

4041

1404557

7262

1105651

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Zn ppm

77599296

100

11098808895

93100979699

88105919088

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P. Wood project 1221

4960149602496034960449605

4960649607496084960949610

4961149612496134961449615

4961649617496184961949620


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11020555

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5105

1510

1025301530

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Cu ppm

3053514856

5441286462

4956835398

145931337

150

Zn ppm


8568918873

7690928086

8066854344

4027333536

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P. Wood project #221

4962149622496234962449625

4962649627496284962949630

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10^5

1020

155

3510355085

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14511590

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1309079

Zn ppm

3871848178

6568

7269

6662707978

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Copper C u p p m

Zinc Zn ppm

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A-47406A-47407A-47408A-47409A-47410

A-47413A-47412A-47413ft-47414A-47415

A-47416A-47417A-4741BA-47419A-47420

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Pd

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SAMPLE *

A-47401A-47402A-47403A-47404A-47405

A-47406A-47407A-47408A-47409A-47410

A-47411A-47412A-47413A-47414A-47415

A-47416A-47417A-474S8A-47419A-4^420

A-47421A-47422A-47423A-47424A-47425

A-4742SA-47427363738

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64.0960.4452.7357.1254.67

48.6045.1145.9948.4750.26

46.8043.9748.7359.5057.83

42.5740.6746.5714.4446.45

43.1447.5544.004t..9943.76

43.3644.92S7.77

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13.6411.7413.3012.8313.55

12.7612.64SS.'O7.33

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11.1252,2712.63li. 5 :12.76

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16.9611.1014.4013.878.62

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4.3611.087.097.15B.71

12.549.488.057.394.38

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5.125.895.665.522.57

2.384.103.263.141.75

3.844.073.203.964.10

3.873.193.fi93.573.69

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2.404.624.664.523.79

2.622.202.372.234.00

1.042.533.281.986.72

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SAMPLE l fiu Ft Ffi

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ALL RESULTS PPB

47450 5

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REPORT No. : File No. :

Invoice No. :

H - 5463 - 5 01XAR . 01MAR

Project 221

Si 02•ttt

49.9557.7346.035S.2248.60

49. 6652.4163.8845.1244.70

44.1850.0161.9941.0354.09

40.3757.0537. 7B42.7543.il

s\ ,S J46.3547. "S46.3747.33

49.6844.794e.5?4*. s:64.06

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9.9014.6014.0912.1214.54

14.1713.3216.6213.1112.69

12.4815.00j t . 349.0011.98

10.0412.009.02

10.5112.20

15.11:2.8713.3914.2412.25

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11.535.98

12.6011.9313.25

12.169.062.909.429.75

1 .90.70.47

8.1910.27

7.9!9.123.569.32?.89

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13.?513.8012.1413.532.20

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7.414.69

11. lo7.435.37

7.507.042.49

12.5210.76

8.275.002.8110.424.02

9.483.9712.237.737.09

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7.875.317. ''is, 143.65

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6.426.28.83

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6.503.752.289,262.83

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2.623.643.581.494.70

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2.023.264.05.64

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55.5160.7945.0244.5058.60

54.3654.5745.3347.4645.39

50.1345.6247.2852. B260.33

49.1652. *650.35CI , fwi.CU

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4.534.0410.7612.166.50

6.256.3211.4511.5812.39

10.0211.97'5.847.403.88

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11.0810.289.53

1.768.601.80

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4.413.288.314.112.89

4.935.005.556.BB7.76

6.236.827,i3

6.163.~0

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2.39S. 636.3511.635.09

4.194.175.B35.995.71

5.446.470.205.472.66

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5.635.516.45

5. 563.885.234.o43.46

1.024.69.31

4.306.49

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6.405,011.521.755.20

5.665.724.964.053.55

3.373.044.074,317,22

2.83C -t".J . i :"

3.644.234.35

5,073.831.242.472,98

7.771.516.082,89.66

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1.722.561.73

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1.781.811.231.001.62

1.241.65.85

1.451.04

i. 901.562.611.711.24

1.711.243.462.196.14

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2.472.73

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.50

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.63

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1.181.33.78.64.37

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T. S.L. T. 8. L. T. S. L.

REPORT No. : File No. i

Invoice No. :

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7.716.1211.3310.604.78

7.387.306.978.358.B8

7.878.738.727.624.73

5.074.544.932.043.53

2.829.35

12.7011.445.91

3.5613,732.9613.0612.94

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99.9499.9699.0298.39100.78

99.4899.S3100.61100.27100.03

99.06100.4796. S9100.27100.15

99.66100.5399. OB99.00100.55

100.60100.65100,5399.64100.29

99.8599.37100.81100.56100.81

DftTE : 06-HAR-1989 SiSNED :

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1301 FEK5TER DRIVE, H1SSISSAU6A, ONTARIO TELEPHONE : (4iti 625 - 1544 'ij : (4lfr) 625 - 8368

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LAW 1A2

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47450 4^.59 12.72 s.46 6.59l

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YOUR REFERENCE -

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4731947320473214712247323

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4732947330473314733247333

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SAMPLE l Au Pt Pd

T.S.L. REPORT Ne. : H - 5490 - 2T.3.L. File No. : D:5490.AUT.S.L. Invoice No. ;

ALL RESULTS PPB

4734947350498014980249803

4980449805498064980749808

4980949810498114981249813

4981449815498164981749B18

4981949820498214962249823

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4982949B3049B3149B3249833

4983449B35498364983?49836

49B3949840498414984249643

4984449845498464984?49848

4984*49B504985!4985249B53

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M (10*, l '( 10M MO( 1 10C 1 *. 1 0

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Au.Pt.Pd,Rh

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ALL RESULTS PPB

4985949860498614986249863

4986449865498664986749868

4986949870498714987249B73

49674498754967649677498^8

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H - 5490 - 5 29MAR , 05APR , 05APR


SAMPLE 1

4731947320473214732247323

4732447325473264732747326

4732947330473314733247333

4733447335^7336-733747338

4733947340473414734247343

4734447345473464734747348

Si02l

53.9350.5560.2257,9651,86

43.1744.0242.8152.0642.89

42.7747.0546.9946.4850.65

59.0753.6546.55o5.4!fc4.79

59. SO62.7863.9062.^260. '5

54.1855.3355.2757.6057.96

A1203'i

12.4412.4211.1814.6012.96

12.0311.9611.7011,5110.33

12.9616.3714.7512.9714.92

16.4016.5413.5111.9512.25

11.59M. tO11.7911.9612.15

14.5512.1112.3911,4611.79

Fe2G3'i

10.5310.127.615.246.26

13.2911.4710.636.693.62

3.9410.4510.4113.7810.09

4. S'4.74i*-':; . ^*.4;

6.787.157.903.413.38

8.0310.0810.824.229.30

CaO•i

4.845.384.074.016.44

6.627.937.927.419.60

9.037.917.45T. 615.60

2.933.59S. 173.522.4s

8.713.553.6S3.574.45

4.623.954. Oo6.254,29

MqOI

4.524.461.952.263.73

5. 985.464.703.717.22

6.478.418.375.864.09

2.331.346.031.772.40

.631.611.652.082,11

3.603.553.822.482.49

Na2Dl

3.412.794.505.234,79

1.742.561.673.24.14

1.843.082.514.214.08

5.4t6.062.254.463.78

.573.714.763.933.46

4.363.602.776.074.13

K20l

.861.321.161.811.39

1.371.352.661.933.94

1.79•; .10•; .10

.255.34

5.704.77.13

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2.70.41.13.19.67

.82

.24

.61

.44

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1.121.00.99.57.59

1.211.211.17.55.43

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.07

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.10

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.11

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.23

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241324354

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8.6610.417.017.97

12.27

13.0314.2936.6912.6118.06

14.296.559.356.203.63

2.863.069.274.584.30

6.666.194.924.596.78

5.457.376.149.607.21

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100.7198.7899.3399.94100.82

99.00100.62100.50100.2399.70

96.88100.67100.72100.74100.49

100.93100.53100.2!3C0.62100.62

100.539B.2399.6996.72

100.29

99.6197. 6699.3696.9699.06

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SAMPLE t

473494735049B014980249803

4980449805498061980749B06

49B09498104981149B1249B13

49B1449815498164981749613

4981949820498214982249823

498244982549626498274982B

Si 02l

61.5361. SB46.385B.7458.18

61.2658.3760.5960.5856.79

53.4158.2454.6851.4044.41

44.6445.9639. 9842.2640. 9 1

42.214i.fi;46.3140. 2 B47.43

4s. 5045.1647.0646.3260.59

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12.0!10.5312.1010.6710,65

11.1015.6410.2311.48H. BO

11.1913,6511,7311.6513.89

10,06

11.8!11.0612.6!10.49

12.16

11.3711.316.55

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14.5713.6!11.9011.9915.24

?e203l

7.847.4212.797.868.71

8.374.317.077.188.80

9.194.619.729.8211.58

9.8710.74u.:i12. ce13.24

11.6815.67•?. 029, S B8,75

10.3310.1416.3819.496.46

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4.514.656.574.093.07

3.243.903.953.513.24

5.2!4.493.214.955.41

e. 255.369,175.5tt. 5 *

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11 . 069,53

7.738.338. H6.073.72

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2.041.814.022.151.97

2.121.812.271.732.99

3.372.153.033.544.55

5.064.51r " "i

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8.137.3!3.654.782.6t

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3.414.564.324.073.03

3.775.964.064.333.24

3.876. 163.002.832.66

4.002.792.361.77.25

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3.143.182.952.155.42

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1.611.321.702.07

1.16.57

1.842.012.93

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1.05.88

1.41.70.84

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1.10.44

1.131.151,45

1.051.251.211.3s1.12

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.21

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.23

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.21

.24

.25

.20

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4774

111123

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58132947385

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167205156

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352150347398221

19866

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737170

3!66

74119

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6.016.69

10.968.708.63

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11.678.2410.4611.8612.32

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99,5099.2899,9598.5697,60

98.0598.9799.319B.52100.52

100.5398.8099.1999.6499.65

99.1495.52?9.96

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SAMPLE f

498594986049861498s249863

4986449865498664986749869

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45.4749.4647.2646.6946.83

4i,4948.8947.6948.5747.05

44.1756.5648.4647.5744.71

45.5847.5747.4945.6145.78

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14.7316.3415.5015.5215.39

12.3614.2815.7813.0312.95

14.5515.9413.7113.4213.36

12.9313.7313.1312.8912.bi

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9.7610.7812.1012.1311.94

10.8213.5913.3012.3915.13

18.027.86

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14.9312.9113.5?14.9?14.7;

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9.5810.949.359.789.56

11.549.0210.469.889.29

5.174.418.169.917.40

6.959.385.483.869.75

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5,214.658.629.328.15

6.386.836.804.114.67

5.974.053.763.905.35

6.5t4.154.674.935.32

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1.751.931.831.731.58

1.222.881.902.111.43

1.584.302.882.371.71

1.352.612.031.341.27

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1.38.75

1.301.271.29

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ALL RESULTS PPH

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Type of Worfc Performed Mining Division Township or Area

Recorded Holder

Address

Prospector's Licence No

Telephone No.

Work Performed By

AJ 0,Name and Address of Author (of Submission)

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Date When Work was Performed From: ^ ^ To:

Ply l Mo l YrDay l Mo. |

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

Mining Claim Mtnmg Claim No of Days Mining Claim -

37/1/0No. of Days

Mining Claim No ol Days

Mining Claim No. of Days Mining Claim No. ol Days Mining Claim No ol Days Mining Claim No O) Days Mining Claim Mining Claim No. of Days

fining Claim No ol Days Mining Claim No. ol Days Mining Claim No ol Days Mining Claim No ol Days Mining Claim No ol Days Mining Claim No. ol Days

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

Calculation ol Expenditure Days Credits Total Expenditures____

s l T, d off •r 1 5

Total Days Credits

Total Number ol Mining Claims Covered by this Report of Work

Mining Claims (List in numerical sequence). If space is insufficient, attach schedules with required informationMining Claim

Prefix

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Expend. Days Cr,

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Mining ClaimPrefix j Number

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Mining ClaimPrefix

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NumberExpend. Days Cr

Total Number of Days lo be Claimed at a Future Dale

J*Certification of Beneficial Interest "See Note No. 2 on reverse side

l hereby certify that, at the time the work was performed, the claims covered in this report] Dateof work were recorded in the current recorded holder's name or held under a beneficial interest A^n^T/^by the current recorded holder l rff^^"'^

Recorded Holder or Agent (Signature)

Certification Verifying Report of Work

l hereby certify that l have a personal and mtimale knowledge of the facis sei fortn m the Repon of Work annexed hereto, having performed the work or witnessed same during and/or after its completion and the annexed report is fueName and Address of Person Certifying

For Office Use OnlyTotal Days Dale Recorded 77 ~ y i Mining Recorder

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NEWMONT EXPLORATION OF CANADA LIMITED

POWELL ASSESSMENT/CLAIM DATA GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY

CLAIM NO DAYS

971906971907971908971909971910971911979107979108979109979110979111979112980238980239981890981896""'-9810/87

104694910469501046956104695710469581046959104696010469611046962104696310469641046965104696710469681046969104697010469711046972104697310469741046975104777510477761047777104777810477791047780104778110477821047783

1010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010

1047784 101047785 101047785- 101047787 101047788 101047789 101047790 101048620 101048621 101048622 101048623 101048624 101048625 101048626 101048627 101048628 101048629 101048630 101048631 101048632 101048633 101048634 101048635 101048636 101048637 101048638 101048639 101048694 101048695 101048696 101048697 101048698 , 101048699 101048700 101048701 101048702 -W- I1048703 91048704 91048705 91048706 91048707 91048708 91048709 91048710 91048711 91048712 91048713 91048714 91048715 91048716 91048717 91048718 91048719 91048720 91048721 9

TOTAL -1001 DAYS

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GEOPHYSICAL - GEOLOGICAL - GEOCHEMICAL TECHNICAL DATA STATEMENT

Pile.

TO BE ATTACHED AS AN APPENDIX TO TECHNICAL REPORTFACTS SHOWN HERE NEED NOT BE REPEATED IN REPORT

TECHNICAL REPORT MUST CONTAIN INTERPRETATION, CONCLUSIONS ETC.

Type of Survey(s) Geochemical (diamond drill core) Township or Area Powell Township-—^————————Claim Holder(s) Ncwroont Exploration of Canada Ltd i

Survey Cnmpny Newmont Exploration of Canada Ltd. Author of Report Peter C. Wood _____________Address of Author 637 Algonquin Blvd. E.. Timmins Covering Dates of Survey 24/01/89 to 16/02/89 ————

((incoming to office)

Total Miles of Line Cut —————————————————————

SPECIAL PROVISIONS CREDITS REQUESTED

ENTER 40 days (includes line cutting) for first survey.ENTER 20 days for each additional survey using same grid.

Geophysical—Electromagnetic.—Magnetometer.-—Radiometric——

, -Other——————

DAYS per claim.

Geological.

Geochemical.AIRBORNE CREDITS (Special provision credit! do not apply to airborne lurvcyi)

Magnetometer Electromagnetic Radiometric(enter days per claim)

HATE-~

1909 ftir.NATITRF-Author of Report or Agent

Res. Geol.. .Qualifications.Previous Surveys

File No. Type Date Gaim Holder

MINING CLAIMS TRAVERSED LUt numerically

JJ,see jiittached list(munbcr)

971910

979110

979111

971911l

TOTAL CLAIMS

837 (5/79)

GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY - PROCEDURE RECORD oNumbers of claims from which samples 971907. 971909. 971910. 979110. 979111 f, 971911

230 whole rock Total Number of s*i*.pi™ 662- 432 assaysType of Sample diamond drill core—---—.

(Nature of Material)

Average Sample Weight—————————————————— Method of Collection——————————————————

Soil Horizon Sampled. Horizon Development. Sample Depth———— Terrain————————

Drainage Development———————————Estimated Range of Overburden Thickness. less than 1m up to 15.6m

analysesANALYTICAL METHODS

Values expressed in: per cent 63 Wholep. p. m. Q Rockp. p. b. B Assays

Cu, Pb, Zn, Ni, Co, Ag, Mo, As.-(circle)

Others An, PI- f PA t Ba f Sr, 2r. Se. Yi.. .j A , . , and 10 major oxides . Field Analysis (________i________tests)

Extraction Method—————..—-...————-..—.

Analytical Method.————-——————————

Reagents Used—-——————.-.--^———-———

SAMPLE PREPARATION(Indudes drying, screening, crushing, ashing)

Mesh size of fraction used for analysis ————

Field Laboratory AnalysisNo. ————————— .tests)

Extraction Method. Analytical Method -

Reagents Used__

Commercial Laboratory (. .tests)

All geochemical analyses were

done by the ICP method at Technical

Service Laboratories in Toronto. Pripr to analysis , the samples were crushed

to -250 mesh, weighed and mixed with

a fusion flux, and heated to 1200

degrees Celcius f after which the bead

was dissolved by nitric acid and——-

diluted. Split core sections were assayed by Technical Service Laboratories

Name of T.ahnratnry Technical Service Lab

Extraction Method—————————————————— Analytical Method TPP and AA————————

Reagents Used —————————————————————

General in Timmins using atomic——

ab s o rption.__________________

T S L LABORATORIBSOMSON Of aURQENfft TECHNICAL etfTERFRIKS UMTTfD

2031 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, UNIT f2TIMMINS, ONTARIO

P4N7C3© (705) 268-4441 FAX: (705) 268-4420

May 11, 1989

New mont Exploration P.O. Box 1430 Timmins, Ontario P4N 7N2

Attention: Peter Wood

Dear Mr. Wood:

Analses for roect 221

Please find listed below, the number of sample analyses done for New mont Exploration, under project 221.

432 Determinations of Gold 7.50 432 Determinations of Copper and Zinc 3.30 432 Sample Prep 3.50 203 Whole Rock Analyses -i- Gold, Zinc,

Copper, Platinum, Palladium bSample Prep Included 38.70

27 Whole Rock Analyses * Gold, Platinum, Palladium, Sample Prep Included 36.10

3,240.001,425.601,512.00

7,856.10

974.70

15,008.40

The total amount is $15,008.40. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Yours truly,

Evelyn white EW/dm

T S li LABORATORIBSOMftON Or aunOCNCA TtO**OL INTO* iUMTTED

2031 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, UNIT 12TIMMINS, ONTARIO

P4N7C3© (705) 268-4441 FAX: (705) 266-4420

May 11, 1989RECEIVED

APR l V 1990

MINING LANDS SECTION

Newmont Exploration P.O. Box 1430 Timmins, Ontario P4N 7N2

Attention: Peter Wood

Dear Mr. Wood:

RE; Analyses for project 221

Please find listed below, the number of sample analyses done for Newmont Exploration, under project 221.432 Determinations of Gold 7.50 432 Determinations of Copper and Zinc 3.30 432 Sample Prep 3.50 203 Whole Rock Analyses * Gold, Zinc,

Copper, Platinum, Palladium 6Sample Prep Included 38.70

27 Whole Rock Analyses * Gold, Platinum, Palladium, Sample Prep Included 36.10

3,240.001,425.601,512.00

7,856.10

974.70

15,008.40

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Evelyn wnite EW/dra

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