Norex Drilling Limited Telephone (705) 235-2222 - Ontario · Norex Drilling Limited Telephone (705) 235-2222 Fax (705) 235-2806 ... 150 to 240 = 90 x 545.75 ... TOWNSHIP OF HANNA

Norex Drilling LimitedTelephone (705) 235-2222

Fax (705) 235-2806

P.O. Box 88 - Porcupine, Ontario PON 1CO

April 3, 1996 Invoice #F96402 Page 2 of 2

FALCONBRIDGE LIMITEDP.O. BOX 1140

TIMMINS, OHTARIO P4N 7H9

HOLE *MAN-54-02. Casing 36m15 x 544.0015 x 552. 0006 x 561.0036 to 150 = 114 x 544.00150 to 240 = 90 x 545.75Left In Hole:33m NW Casing x 547.0036m BW Casing x 540.00l NW Shoe x 5204.00l BW Shoe x 5154.00

HOLE *MAN-55-03. 15 x 544.00 15 x 552.00 15 x 561.00 15 x 570.00

x 580. 002 x 544. 00

Caeino; 69m

09

660.00780.00366.00

5,016.004, 117. 50

1,551.00l, 440. 00

204.00154.00

660.00 780.00 915.00

l, 050. 00 720.00

Core Trays x 55.25

Sub total:GST #R103904504

INVOICE TOTAL:

-35^-762. 72 3s/ -S, 503. 3Q 3

ft

38.266.11-IbU

THANK YOU

42A15SW0070 W9660.00577 MANN 010

,: " k?

Norex Drilling LimitedTelephone (705) 235-2222

Fax (705) 235-2806

P.O. Box 88 - Porcupine, Ontario PON 1CO

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April 17, 1996 Invoice #F96420 Page l of 2

FALCOHBRIDGE LIMITEDP.O. BOX 1140

TIMMINS, ONTARIO P4N 7H9

EAST ONTARIO - APRIL 1-17/96

HOLE *MAN 55-03. Casing 69m71 to 150 = 79 x 044.00 150 to 179 = 29 x 045.75

-L- Tost K 050. 00 ' Pulling Casing: l hr x O75.00

HOLE *MAN 55-04. Casing 51m 15 x 044.00 15 x 052.00 15 x 061.00 06 x 070.0051 to 150 = 150 to 260

99 x 044.00 110 x 045.75

51m BW Casing x 040. 00l BW Casing Shoe x O154. 00

HOLE *MAN 24-02. Casing 28m15 x 044.0013 x 052.0028 to 150 = 122 x O44.00150 to 161 = 11 x O45.75O Tcata x -^5e. 00

Pulling Casing: l hr x 575.00

Waterline:762m14 hrs x O25.0005 Propane x 036.00Total:

350.00 160. 00 530.00 x 15V.

3, 476.00 (- 1,326.75 4

--CO. 00 ' l 7500

660. 00780.00915. 00420.00

4,356.005,032.50

200.002,040.00

660.00676.00

5,368.00503. 25150- 0075.00

79. 50

Moving to MAN 24-02, 10 km5 hrs x 050. 00 = 250. 00 x 50*/. 125.00

r:: = =cont:Lnued on page "2---

Telephone (705) 235-2222k l r-^. I., l II II l .o.CK"uiiC|.uj;iOO-^^Norex Drilling Limited Fax (705,235-28o6P.O. Box 88 - Porcupine, Ontario PON 1CO

April 25, 1996 Invoice #F96424

FALCONBRIDGE LIMITEDP.O. BOX 1140

TIMMINS, ONTARIO P4N 7H9

RE; EAST ONTARIO

Demob Charge 1,000.00

129 Core Trays x 55.25 677.25

Sub total: l, 677.25 GST #R103904504 117.41

INVOICE TOTAL: ____ S 1.794.66

THANK YOU

"T.-x cv.--..p v-d-v^.^-o 3 ?~'r ~ i'o\. vs ^ C [ V 'H) ^lA^'TS-cY o -f ^

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DUPLICATE

YOUR HOSTS: RALPH TESSIER PHIL TESSIER

APRIL 24,

HWY: 11 NEWMARKET TOWNSHIP

P.O. BOX 640 IROQUOIS FALLS, ON

POK 1GO

PHONE: 705-232-6933FAX: 705-232-6668OFFICE: 705-232-5344

Falconbridge Ltd., P.O. Box 1140, - 571 Moneta Ave., Timmins, Ontario P4N 7H9

Invoice: Rent - for 2 Rooms &L Lobby

For: April 1-15/962 x 400.00. . . . . . . . . . ^800.00

GST 56.00

3856.00

Thanking you, I remain,

Sincerely,

OASIS PARK MOTEL

Phil Tessier, Owner

Swastika. Laboratories P.O. Box 10 Swastika, Ontario POK 1TO

SOLD TO:

FALCONBRIDGE EXPLORATION LTD BOS 1140

TIMMINS, ON P4N 7H9

GST Number: R132862640

SHIP TO:

INVOICE

NO- : 00036720

DATE: 05/31/96

PAGE: j

Same

Proj I/P.O. # 8269

QUANTITY

5

DESCRIPTION

WRA Package #1 Cert #6W-1571-RG1 GST @ 7K

UNIT PRICE

14.50

COMMENTS:

Net 30 Days TOTAL l

72.50

5.08

77.58

Swastika Laboratories P.O. Box 10 Swastika, Ontario POK l TO

SOLD TO:FALCONBRIDGE EXPLORATION LTD BOX 1140

TIMMINS, ON P4N 7H9


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Proj t /P.O. # 8278

DESCRIPTION2725

WRA Package #1 Sample Prep Cert #6W-1545-RG1 GST @ 7"/o

(\?o- Si oo HA/OSi"

COMMENTS:

Net 30 Days

INVOICE

NQ.: 00036480

DATE: 05/01/96

PAGE: l

UNIT PRICE

14. 503.50

391.5087.50

33 .54

3ZZ 7 /

TOTAL l 512.54

Swastika Laboratories P.O. Box 10 Swastika, Ontario POK 1TO

SOLD TO:

FALCONBRIDGE EXPLORATION LTD BOX 1140

TIMMINS, ON P4N 7H9


SHIP TO:

INVOICE

N0: 00036702

DATE: 05/29/96

PAGE: l

Same

Proj ft/P.O. # 8269

DESCRIPTION

Geochem Package #3 Cert #6W-1571-PG1 GST @ I K

UNIT PRICE

19.00 19.00

1.33

COMMENTS:

Net 30 Days TOTALI 20. 33


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TIMMINS, ON P4N 7H9


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Same

Proj #7P.O. # 8269

DESCRIPTION

9794

Geochem Package #1 Sample Prep Cert #6W-1571-RG1 GST @ TX,

WVAT-.

INVOICE

NO.: 00036485

DATE: 05/01/96

PAGE: l

UNIT PRICE

10.003. 50

V-"

- ATo'-f

COMMENTS:

Net 30 Days TOTAL l

970.00329.00

90.93

389.93

Swastika Laboratories P.O. Box 10 Swastika, Ontario POK ITO

SOLD TO:

FALCONBRIDGE EXPLORATION' LTD BOX 1140

TIMMINS, ON F4N 7H9


SHIP TO:

INVOICE

MO.: 00036449

DATE: 04/26/96

PAGE: l

Same

Proj f/P.O. # 8269

DESCRIPTION43

Geochem Package #1 Sample Prep Cert #6W-1525-RG1 GST @ 7%

UNIT PRICE

10.003.50

e-

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COMMENTS:

Net 30 DaysTOTAL l

40.0010.50

3.54

54.04


SOLD TO:


TIMMINS, ON P4N 7H9


INVOICE

N0' : 000363,85

04/19/96

SHIP TO: PAGE:

Same

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DESCRIPTION UNIT PRICE

10.003.50

640.00213.50

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COMMENTS: '

Net 30 Days


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SHIP TO:

INVOICE

NO- : 00036407

DATE: 0 4/23/96

PAGE: l

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DESCRIPTION

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WRA Package #1 Sample Prep Cert #6W-1433-RG1 GST @ T/o

UNIT PRICE

14.503.50

MOO

COMMENTS:

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'.M yXa^ ^ J e^ *TOTAL f

290.0066. 50

24. 96

3 8 l . 4 6

FALCONBRIDGE LIMITED

MANN BELT PROJECT GRID MAN96-12MANN TOWNSHIP

DIAMOND DRILL PLAN

1200909(8 Units)

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(L 700 E ,/IOOmN ; Az. 206'A Dip -45'

SSOmN ; Az.7206' , Dip -45') 7 /AMAN55-01

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la J INTEWrfEDIATE INTRUSIVE ROCKS

[~T] MAFIC INTRUSIVE ROCKS

POCKS

INTERMEDIATE VOLCANtC ROCKS

MAHC VOLCANH: ROCKS

ULTRAMAFIC VOLCANIC ROCKS

SEDIMENTARY ROCKS

— 10Of" grid l

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Exploration Division Timmins ONTARIO

PROJECT

ROTATED DRILL SECTION 1 100 E

DDH MAN55-03

Az 200" MANN Twp.

DRAWN: d o l DATE: 02/05/96

SUPERVISED: P J Nogert DATE: 20/03/96

NTS: 42-A/14 k 15 PROJECT: 3269

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LEGEND

FELSIC INTRUSIVE ROCK5

INTERMEDIATE INTRUSIVE ROCKS

MAFIC INTRUSIVE ROCKS

ULTRAMAFIC INTRUSIVE ROCKS

SEDIMENTARY ROCKS

ruSC ^CROCKS

~ 3 1 INFERMEDIATE VOLCANIC ROCKS

~T| MARC VOLCANIC ROCKS


200m


Exploration D ivision Timmins ONTARIO

ROTATED DRILL SECTION 800 E

V\ V~\ l __ j jk A A KJ CT CI ___ /^V ^

Az 200" MANN Twp.

TRACED: PROOES DATE: 15/O5/96

DATE: 15/05/96

SUPERVISED: P J M DATE. 20/03/96

NTS: 42-A/U k 1 5 PROJECT: 8269

RLE: 8269 BU

FL12O7559 (16 UNITS) MAR 31/97

FL1207558 (16 UNITS) MAR 31/97

702.85 E 500996.44

TOWNSHIP OF HANNA

a1200902

(12 UNITS)

NOV 5/95

a 1200925 (16 UNITS)

TOWNSHIP OF MANN

N 5413902.85a1200909

(8 UNITS)

NOV 5/95

1186760

(6 UNITS) 1200683

(2 UNITS)

OCT 14/95

WARD

1180029

(4 UNITS)

a1200911 (16 UNITS)

NOV 5/95

NOV 5/95

(8 UNITS) 1200910 FL FALCONBRIDGE LIMITED

a12O0915

(16 UNITS)

NOV 5/95

a1200916 (16UNITS)

NOV 5/95

Exploration Division

MANN BELT PROJECTSMANN AND HANNA TOWNSHIPS

GRID SKETCH COMPILATION MAP

MCMSOk p J Mogul DUE: 20AU/W

LEGENDGeology

MAJOR ROCK DIVISIONS

TO BE ANNOUNCED

HURONIAN SUPERGROUP

METAMORPHIC (Unknown)

GNEISS

SCHIST

DIABASE

FELSIC INTRUSIVE ROCKS

TEXTURAL/GEOCHEMICAL MODIFIERS TEXTURAL/STRUCTURAL MODIFIERS MINERALOGICAL NAMES

3,C

INTERMEDIATE INTRUSIVE ROCKS

MAFIC INTRUSIVE ROCKS

ULTRAMAFIC INTRUSIVE ROCKS

SEDIMENTARY ROCKS

SULPHIDE (>40%)

FELSIC VOLCANIC ROCKS

INTERMEDIATE VOLCANIC ROCKS

HETEROLITHIC VOLCANIC ROCKS

MAFIC VOLCANIC ROCKS


O Fine Grained Ab Medium Grained Bbx Breccia Cc Coarse Grained Dd Quartz—Feldspar Phyric Ee Amygdaloidal/Vesiculor Ff Primary Frogmentals Gg Graphitic/Argillaceous Hh Tholeiitic li Alkalic Jj Calc-Alkalic Kk Komatiitic Ll Flows Mm Massive Nn Voriolitic/Spherulitic Pp Pillowed Qq Quartz Phyric Rr Oxide Iron Formation Ss Sulphides, Exhalites Tt Pyroclastic Uu High Mg Vv High Fe Ww High Al Xx Andesite Yy Icelandite Zz Highly Evolved

ALTERATION MODIFIERS<Ab> Albitization^^ Bleached<C>> Carbonaceous<Cb> Carbonatization<Cb> Chloritization<Ep> Epidotization<FCb> Iron Carbonatization<He> Hematization<K>> Potassic Alteration<Rs> Rust Stained<Se> Sericitization^'o S ilicification<Sr> Serpentinization*CTO Tele—Carbonatized•CTIO Talc

PrimitiveEvolved fÔ2CK60)HeterolithicFeldspar PhyricChertWackeLeucoxene BearingBasaltic Komatiite

PyroxeniteNet TexturedPeridotiteDuniteOphiticPorphyritic

PolysuturedFracturedGabbroic TexturedPyroxene SpinifexOlivine SpinifexSkeletal/CrescumulateAdcumulateMesocumulateOrthocumulate

*a Tuff(675^2mm)*b Lapilli(2— 64mm)*c Lapillistone(76?^264mm)*d Block(>64mm)*e Autoclastic*f Thickly Laminated*g Thinly Laminated*h Clast Supported•i Matrix Supported*j Granule(grit 2-4mm)*k Pebble(4-64mm)*l Cobble(64-256mm)*m Boulder^256mm)*n Graded Bedding*o Cross Bedding*p Fault Gouge*g Augen*r Porphyroblastic*s Hornfels*t foliated/sheared*u folded*v boudinage*w frogmental(felsi^mafic)*x fragmental(moficMelsic)*y Crystal Tuff(>50% of frags)*z Lithic Tuff (> 50?5 of frogs)

ROCK TYPE<QFP> Quartzofeldspathic <ANT><QTZ> Quartzite ÎO<MAR> Marble <PER><SKA> Skarn(Calc-Silicate) <SER><PHY> Phyllite <DUN><TON> Tonalite <PRX><SYN> Syenite <LMP><GRA> Granite <SST><MON> Monzonite ^RIO<GRD> Granodorite <WCK><APL> Aplite <CGL><FEL> Felsite ^Tl^<QDI> Quartz Diorite <ARG><GAB> Gabbro <.EXH><NOR> Norite <Q\F>

AkAlbAlAmAhAdAyApArAspAsbAugAzBaBiBiBoCaCnCcCPChlCt^CrCpxCoCvCtDpDolEpiFeiFIFc

AnorthositeDioritePeridotiteSerpentiniteDunitePyroxeniteLamprophyreSandstoneArkosic sandstoneGraywackeConglomerateSiltstoneMudstone— org illiteChert/exholiteSilicate IF

ActinoliteAlbiteAlmandineAmphiboliteAnhydriteAndalusiteAnthophylliteApatiteArgentiteArsenopyriteAsbestosAugiteAzuriteBariteBismuthiteBiotiteBorniteCalciteChalcedonyChalcociteChalcopyriteChloriteChloritoidChromiteClinopyroxeneCobalt MineralsCovelliteCordieriteDiopsideDolomi'eEpidoteFeldsparFluoriteFuchsite

<0\F><S!F><aF><SHA>•ci.s^<CHM><S\_fi.><KIM><CAR></\MP>OrtIO^'EO<LEU><MEL>

Gn GalenaGt GarnetVG GoldGf GraphiteGS Gravel St SandGyp GypsumHem HematiteHb HornblendeHy HyperstheneII Ilmenite1— F Iron FormationJr JarositeKy KyaniteLs LimestoneLm LimoniteMag MagnetiteMe MalachiteMa MarcasiteMi MicaMk MicroclineMi MilleriteMo MolybdeniteMu MuscoviteNe NephelineNe NiccoliteNi Nickel MineralsOv OlivineOr OrthoclaseOpx OrthopyroxenePI PhlogopitePg PlagioclasePn PentlanditePy PyritePx Pyroxene

Oxide IF *OJNIOSulphide IF <UMF>Carbonate IF <MAF>Shale <AND>Limestone ÂOChem. Precip. <RYD>Slate <RHY>Kimberlite ^Cl^Carbonate <RWV>AmphiboliteMigmatitePegmatiteLeucocraticMelanocratic

Po PyrrhotiteQt QuartzRo RhodochrositeRu RutileSur SerpentineSe SericiteSh ScheeliteSid SideriteSil SilicaSim SilliminiteSps SpessariteSph SphaleriteTi Sphene (Titanite)Ag SilverSp SpinelSpd SpodumeneSt StauroliteSb StibniteSul SulphidesS— M Mass. SulphidesS-D Diss. SulphidesTk TalcTe TellurideTt TertrahedriteTa-CI Tontalite-ColumbiteTI TourmalineTr TremoliteWo WollastoniteZr Zircon

Unknown ProtolithUltramaficMaficAndesiteDaciteRhyodaciteRhyoliteSulphide ClastsReworked Volcanic Debris

HOLE NUMBER: MAN55-03FALCONBRIDGE LIMITED DRILL HOLE RECORD

DATE: 10/27/1996 IMPERIAL UNITS: METRIC UNITS: X

PROJECT NAME: 8269 PROJECT NUMBER: 8269

CLAIM NUMBER: P1200906LOCATION: Mann Township

DATE STARTED: 03/31/1996DATE COMPLETED: 04/02/1996

DATE LOGGED: 04/03/1996

PLOTTING COORDS GRID: UTM

NORTH: 5411801.86NEAST: 501696.71EELEV: 280.00

COLLAR ASTRONOMIC AZIMUTH: 200" O' O"

ALTERNATE COORDS GRID: MAN96-12

NORTH: 1+50 S EAST: 11+ O E ELEV: 280.00

GRID ASTRONOMIC AZIMUTH: 200 0 O' O"

COLLAR DIP: -45 0 O 1 O"LENGTH OF THE HOLE: 179.00M

START DEPTH: O.OOMFINAL DEPTH: 179.OOM

COLLAR SURVEY: NO

RQD LOG: NOHOLE MAKES WATER: NO

PULSE EM SURVEY: NO

PLUGGED: NOHOLE SIZE: BQ

CONTRACTOR: Norex Drilling Ltd.CASING: casing pulled

CORE STORAGE: Minesite UTM COORD.:

COMMENTS : Target: Mod. large mag., cross-cutting weak conductor. Source: fault (?) in weakly magnetic WEDGES AT:

DIRECTIONAL DATA:

Depth Astronomic Dip Type of FLAG Comments (M) Azimuth degrees Test

71.00 " ' " -49 0 0' 0" A OK 155.00 " ' " -45" 0' 0" A OK

granite.


-

HOLE NUMBER: MAN55-03 DRILL HOLE RECORD LOGGED BY: C.A. Petcb- PAGE: l

HOLE NUMBER: MAN55-03 DRILL HOLE RECORD DATE: 10/27/1996

FROM

TO

ROCK

TYPE TEXTURE AND STRUCTUREl ANGLE l

j TO CAJ ALTERATION MINERALIZATION REMARKS

0.00

TO

69.27

69.27

TO

86.18

86.18

TO

179.00

Casing H ob (-s

Mafic Volcanic *2,b,m,

MaficIntrusive*7,b,c,T*

dark green.medium grained to locally fine grained.massive to weakly foliated at 55-80Vca.homogeneous texture. Variations are a result ofalteration (40% of interval).cut by 0.5-1 cm, pink, hornblende-porphyriticgranitic veinlets.downhole contact is sharp, strongly foliatedfor the last 20 cm with hornblende augen(?).

- medium to dark green with pale pink and white.- medium to coarse grained.- massive, typically porphyritic.- moderately hard, weakly magnetic.- 25-35%, 2-3 mm, subhedral to euhedral, dark green, hornblende.

- matrix is very fine grained, pale pink to white, and felsic.

- overall textures are variable.- both leucocratic and melanocratic phases.- fine grained zones and pockets (It), locally resemble diffuse fragments of 3cm x 10cm.

- intervals where felsic minerals are mediumgrained with up to 30%, 2 mm, rectangular, pale pink and white feldspar phenocrysts and/or 5%, anhedral, purple-stained, dark grey quartz.

- 128.80-130.45m - interval with GO'S, finegrained, medium green mafic dykes cut corerandomly.

i|l49.0-149.15m||; *Fault Zone* - pale grey, denseclay fault gouge. Contact at 75"Vca, weaklymylonitic, l cm into rock.

- finer grained intervals at 152.5-155m and 155.4-157.4m are brown green and typically still hornblende porphyritic.

epidote alteration in 2-15 cm wide zones as fine veinlets with trace sulphides. These zones are usually moderately to strongly foliated at 60-700/ca.cut by rare, late fracture- controlled carbonate veinlets, in turn cut by diffuse, dark green and grey, chlorite -i- epidote * dark grey carbonate veins, locally hematite stained.locally fracture-controlled veinlets have up to l cm weakly bleached alteration halos.

2-10mm, grey quartz veins withassociated k-spar (or hemetite) *epidote carbonate * pyriteveinsrare, weak, pervasive carbonatealteration.fine chloritic(?) veinlets cut core,are fabric destructive and oftenweakly foliated at high angles tocore axis.pale pink, transluscent quartz veinat 169.84-170m. Up to J.% similar0.5-1 cm wide veinlets scatteredthroughout interval.

- casing pulled.

D.1%, fine disseminated pyrite. D.5%, fracture-controlled pyrrhotite.epidote-altered zones contain up to 2fc pyrite with lesser pyrrhotite and trace chalcopyrite.

trace to D.5% disseminated pyrite, up to 2% disseminated pyrite commonly associated with all alteration types.

HOLE NUMBER: MAN55-03 DRILL HOLE RECORD LOGGED BY: C.A. Fetch PAGE:

HOLE NUMBER : MAN55-03 ASSAYS SHEET DATE: 27/10/1996

Sample

AT03987AT03974

AT03975

AT03976

AT03977

AT03978

AT03979

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AT03981

AT03982

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Cu/Zn Co Pt Pd S Se As Hg ppm ppb Ppb ppm PPm PPm ppb

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Sb Est.Ni Est.Po Est.Py Est.Cp Est.Sp Est.Gn ROCK TYPE ppm % % % % % %

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Comments

standardcut off2tr py

tr py

tr pycut off

HOLE NUMBER: MAN55-03 ASSAYS SHEET PAGE:

HOLE NUMBER : MANS5-03 GEOCHEMICAL ASSAY DATE: 27/10/1996

Sample

AT03086AT03080AT03081AT03082

AT03083

AT03084

AT03085

AT03087

From (M)

0.0071.0080.00

89.00

116.00

129.40

152.00

164.00

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74.

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92.

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130.

155.

167.

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3.00 |

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46

46

49

49

48

62

57

99

19

83

72

37

72

22

20

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15

13

13

15

14

15

14

09

06

66

06

13

85

61

34

0

11

11

12

9

9

4

7

GAO

%

.51

.48

.54

.21

.73

.72

.96

.20

0

8

9

87

7

2

5

MGO

%

.51

.83

.83

.42

.96

.03

.97

.47

NA20

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1

1

1

2

3

4

5

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09

83

71

87

44

48

33

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0

0

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%

.44

.60

.64

.66

.14

.64

.34

.68

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2

12

13

10

9

9

4

7

45

69

44

44

81

24

87

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0

0

0

0

0

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0

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80

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0

0

0

0

0

0

06

10

12

42

34

22

20

40

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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%

.03

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.17

.16

.14

.07

.12

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0

0

0

0

0

0

00

05

05

04

05

04

04

04

0

2

2

2

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4

2

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.77

.51

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.26

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99

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

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.19

.29

.93

.95

.60

.41

.86

.57

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PPM

120

14

12

14

10

10

8

16

ZR

PPM

294

22

20

62

34

50

98

86

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PPM PPM

5

65

80

55

75

75

10

15

ZN

PPM

130

60

65

80

60

60

55

70

NI

PPM

10

130

235

135

115

190

40

255

CR FIELD NAME PPM

KRAP

2, b

2

7, c

7, c

7, a dike7, a (life py)

7, a

CHEM

ID

9hz

2hu2hu

7(h)yB7 (h)yB7(j)u

9JA7(j)yB

ALUM

123

108

98

83

106

100

134

112

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HOLE NUMBER : MAN55-03 GEOCHEMICAL ASSAYS DATE: 27/10/1996

Sample

AT03086

AT03080

AT03081

AT03082

AT03083

AT03084

AT03085

AT03087

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(M)

* 0

71

80

89

116.

129.

152.

164.

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.00

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.40

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(M)

0

74

83.

92.

119.

130.

155.

167.

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00

00

00

00

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Lang. jj RB SR C02 AG AU CO PB S

(M) || PPM PPM 1 PPM PPB PPM PPM PPM

0.00 ||

3.00 ||

3.00 ||

3.00 ||

3.00 ||

0.60 ||

3.00 ||

3.00 ||

cS

50

60

40

40

35

15

25

100

400

1500

100

100

300

2300

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PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

25

285

275

225

205

150

85

140

HOLE NUMBER: MAN55-03 GEOCHEMICAL ASSAYS PAGE:

HOLE NUMBER : MAN55-03 GEOCHEMICAL ASSAYS DATE: 27/10/1996

Sample

AT03086AT03080

AT03081

AT03082

AT030B3

AT03084

AT03085

AT03087

From (M)

0

71

80

89

116

129.

152.

164.

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74.

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130.

155.

167.

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00

00

00

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Leng. j| SM EU GD DY ER LU OS IR RU RH PT PD LI BE MN GA GE IN TL SC BR (M) jj PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPB PPB PPB PPB PPB PPB PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

0

3

3

3.

3

0.

3.

3.

.00 ||

.00 II

.00 II

.00 H

.00 II

.60 ||

.00 II

.00 II

cici

cici

ci

ci

1

1

4

47

42

26

28

25

10

18

YB MB HG MGOtt PPM PPM PPM

30

c5

c5

c5

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cS

<5

5

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0

.33

.62

.64

.66

.66

.65

.59

.63

CA/AL NI/MG

0

0

0

0

0

0

0.

0

.05

.76

.84

.93

.64

.65

.32

.50

2

1

2

1

I2

1

4

HOLE NUMBER: MAN55-03 GEOCHEMICAL ASSAYS PAGE:

HOLE NUMBER: MANS5-04FALCONBRIDGE LIMITED DRILL HOLE RECORD

DATE:IMPERIAL UNITS:

08/08/1996 METRIC UNITS: X

PROJECT NAME: 8269PROJECT NUMBER: 8269CLAIM NUMBER: P1200906

LOCATION: Mann Township

PLOTTING COORDS GRID: UTMNORTH: 5412209.07N EAST: 501524.96E ELEV: 282.00

ALTERNATE COORDS GRID: MAN96-12NORTH: 1+75 NEAST: 8-1- O EELEV: 282.00

COLLAR DIP: -45" O' O"LENGTH OF THE HOLE: 260.00M

START DEPTH: O.OOMFINAL DEPTH: 260.OOM

DATE STARTED: 04/01/1996DATE COMPLETED: 04/08/1996

DATE LOGGED: 04/09/1996

COLLAR ASTRONOMIC AZIMUTH: 200 0 O 1 O"

COLLAR SURVEY: NO

RQD LOG: NOHOLE MAKES WATER: NO

GRID ASTRONOMIC AZIMUTH: 200" O"

PULSE EM SURVEY: NO

PLUGGED: NOHOLE SIZE: BQ

CONTRACTOR: Norex DrillingCASING: BW

CORE STORAGE: Minesite UTM COORD.:

COMMENTS : Target: Weak mag., deep TEM conductor. Source: l-3% PO+ tr cpy, stringers in 2 over 130m as MAN55-02 WEDGES AT:

DIRECTIONAL DATA:


62.00 " ' " -46" 0' 0" A OK 113.00 o i n .450 0, Q,, A OK185.00 " ' " -45" O 1 0" A OK 224.00 " ' " -45" 0' 0" A OK


HOLE NUMBER: MANS5-04 DRILL HOLE RECORD LOGGED BY: C.A. Fetch PAGE:


FROM

TOROCK


j TO CAJ ALTERATION MINERALIZATION REMARKS

0.00

TO

51.50

51.50

TO

129.15

CasingH ob h

Mafic Volcanic

- medium green to grey-green.- fine to medium grained.- massive to weakly foliated (various orientations).

- locally weakly porphyritic with up to 2%, 1mm, fine, white feldsparf?) laths.moderately hard with chlorite-altered intervals only slightly softer.60.25m - first appearance of 2(^, l-2mm, rounded, hazy white spots.locally, zones of chlorite alteration resemble pillow selvedges as edges are diffuse and locally have a spotty texture that are possible varioles.medium grained and or spotty interval in 80fc of interval.local dark grey-green, fine grained, homogeneous intervals (may be a tuff) are cut by 1mm, irregular chlorite-filled fractures, local framboid white spots up to l cm in size appear be composed of a fine grained mixture of calcite (red stain) and quartz (vitreous, grey). Locally coalesce.66.4m - 4 cm 'fragment' has rounded but a well defined edge with a slightly irregular, lcm, speckled white 'halo 1 around a dark green, fine grained center. This may be an alteration texture (diffuse fracture) or pillow remnant? 87.25-87.40m - concentration of chlorite veinlets creating an in situ brecciated texture with 2-4 cm, rounded fragments. 88m - 10 cm, rounded pillow with a 0.3 cm bleached rim with darker green, 'ashy 1 selvedge containing fine fracture-controlled carbonate * pyrrhotite * trace chalcopyrite. 109m - well defined varioles are 3mm, rounded in clusters (not diffuse spots). 111.9m - sharp discordant contact of medium grey flow/pillow against a dark forest green ashy interflow material!?).124m - widest occurrence of coarser grained(?) mafic with up to 2mm feldspar phenocrysts and 5

local, pervasive olive brown carbonate alteration locally dolomitic (stains blue). fi*, imm-wide carbonate veins(calcite, red stain). spotty texture may be alteration or varioles or both, up to 5% (increasing downhole) chlorite!?) alteration is fracture- controlled in 1mm to 2 cm-wide irregular fractures. Altered rock is a deep forest green and very fine grained. Often associated with white carbonate and trace to 2% sulphides.D.1%, hairline chlorite veinlets are irregular and often contain trace blebs of pyrrhotite, rare, pale brown-green, fracture- controlled and patchy quartz epidote sericite alteration. 90m - 3 cm-wide, pale brown, carbonate-rich halo with feathery edges around a 5 mm wide carbonate vein.93.2-93.7 - pervasive pale brown carbonate alteration fracture- controlled around the edges.

53-54m - 3%, fracture-controlled pyrite is partially weathered out (ground water) in 2-5 mm wide, irregular, bands of massive pyrite at 0-20Vca.trace fracture-controlled pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite are often associated with carbonate and almost always associated with chlorite alteration. This is the style of mineralization that becomes predominant in the downhole unit. rare, finely disseminated chalcopyrite pyrrhotite, pyrrhotite is magnetic and has purplish tinge suggesting it will contain nickel.106-107m - up to I t pyrrhotite with trace chalcopyrite in stringers.

- 54 metres of BW casing left in hole.

60.25m WR AT03096 to check spots (varioles or alteration?). Thin section MB-06.

100.4m - WR AT03098 - possible pillow core. Spotty texture with chlorite alteration and trace carbonate in veinlets with pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite.

112.47m - WR AT03099 - fine grained, dark forest green sample with trace sulphides and feldspar veinlet.

118.22m - fine to medium grained, medium to light grey dyke (?).

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FROM

TO

ROCK


l TO CAJ ALTERATION MINERALIZATION REMARKS

129.15

TO

260.00

Altered Mafic Volcanic *2,a,Ch,Po*

mm, irregular, dark green patches in more quartz-sericite or epidote(?)-rich patches (alteration or igneous inhomogeneity?). 125.75-125.96m - 10cm of weakly banded, brownish-green interflow sediment with deformed quartz veining or cherty sediments. Brecciated by carbonate veins (40%) and contains trace pyrrhotite.127.5 - rare, 4 cm-wide, white and pale pink, medium grained feldspar cluster, downhole contact approximate at increased density of chlorite alteration.

medium to dark green with green-grey, fine grained to very fine grained in altered intervals.weak to moderate foliation. Wisps of fracture- controlled mineralization are flattened, coarse grained chlorite or pseudomorphed amphibole as up to 5 mm, tabular crystals at the cores of the wider chlorite-altered zones, locally with pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite, lighter grey zones appear to derive much of their colour from pale grey, 1mm spots that occur between 10-6(H in 2-30 cm wide patches Locally these zones are cut by chlorite veinlets also exhibiting the spotted texture, widest chlorite-altered zones with typically up to 10% stringer/fracture-controlled pyrrhotite and trace to D.5% chalcopyrite are at:

- 132.2-133.6m and- 141.5-146.Om.

local hazy, darker green, fracture-controlled alteration of medium green, weakly altered!?) mafic. This texture is in turn cut by carbonate and sulphide veinlets.rare, 0.5-1 cm, irregular clots of very fine grained, quartz+feldspar+epiodote mixture!?) only locally associated with carbonate and sulphides.141.5-142m - poorly constrained breccia zone with matrix of carbonate, chlorite, and 3% stringer pyrrhotite. Gradational boundaries. 154.7-155.Om - 2-5 cm fragment-like zones of light grey spotted rock (alteration?). after apx. 155m, grey 'fragments' in intervals

rounded, l-3mm, framboidal, white to light grey spots resembling varioles occur in l cm bands with spots concentrated at a base and diffusing away from it (alteration or pillow selvedge?).chlorite alteration occurs as diffuse bands (may be pillow selvedges) and narrower well defined veinlets (as at 150m). these alteration zones are hard, suggesting a later silicification event.blue-grey, fine grained, transluscent, fracture-filling carbonate (calcite) is typically associated with the mineralization and is more common near uphole contact.beige, pink-brown, fine grained felsic material in veins predominates over carbonate in downhole veining. Thin veinlets often cross-cut the diffuse pyrrhotite mineralization, white carbonate fills rare, late 1-2 cm, sigmoidal tension gashes. local chlorite on fracture surfaces.after apx. 164m - the blue-grey carbonate in the chloritic intervals (with mineralization) may also contain trace epidote or sericite.

1-3* fracture-controlled pyrrhotite locally with carbonate and trace chalcopyrite and pyrite. Sulphides occur as stringers in the chlorite altered rock as well as in well defined late veins and fractures, main mineralized zone is from apx. 130-148m and again at 210-215m containing intervals of up to 10% pyrrhotite and D.5% chalcopyrite, near top of interval sulphides occur in a very fine net texture around clasts that are l-10mm in size, up to 2 cm.chalcopyrite occurs with pyrrhotite as small blebs often concentrated at the tips of short dendritic fractures or along vein walls, although mineralization decreases away from the main stringer zone (apx. 135m) it appears that chalcopyrite occurs in greater proportion to pyrrhotite in the peripheral zones (uphole of 128m and downhole of 150m).

133.4m - zone of pyrrhotite t light grey material (quartz * epidote * sericite?). The light grey material occurs as l-3mm blebs or balls with a rim of sulphides. On these rims chalcopyrite > pyrrhotite, after 155m pyrite content increases

- unable to conclusively determine if unit is a series of altered pillowed and mafic flows with interflow sediments or a variable and strongly altered mafic volcanic or intrusive.

- Gut feeling is that it is a mixture of the two.

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FROM

TO

ROCK


j TO CA ALTERATION MINERALIZATION REMARKS

have become much more homogeneous.- 173.6-175m - wide interval of r.70%, dark forest green interpillow(?) or interflow sediments!?) with 3-15 cm-wide pale grey 'fragments', 'flows' or 'pillows'.

- 176.68-176.8m - possible altered interflow sediment with moderate banding and weak foliation at 70Vca.

- 177.93-178.3m - beige to pale green felsic to intermediate dyke with 5%, dark green chloritef?) and trace, white feldspar phenocrysts. Uphole contact is sharp at 8 0'/ea and very siliceous. The dyke becomes progressively greener downhole and has an irregular downhole contact.after 191.9m - carbonate alteration intensifies (up to 10%) . Spotty texture no longer observed, overall chaotic nature of core increases, 1 \ white quartz + feldspar * epidote patches appear. Rare green and light grey 'fragments' occur but hard to determine if alteration product or primary.194.8-195.15ra - Fault Zone - dark grey-green, grungy with 1-2 cm, tightly packed, angular fragments with interstitial pyrite (5%) and carbonate. Fault may be responsible for surrounding increased carbonate alteration and fracturing. Also at 193 . 35-193 .45m. 196.80-196.83m - Fault Zone - sandy fault gouge and 30%, well rounded pebbles of mafic rock. Sharp contact at 60"/ea.209.97-211.96m - medium brown-green mafic dykef?) with diffuse contacts is pervasively carbonate altered. At its core, has a 30 cm chlorite and feldspar porphyritic zone with 0.5mm, tabular, euhedral feldspars and subhedral chlorites, No carbonate is present at the core (WR AT03144).214.6m - l cm-scale, thinly laminated banding may mark the begining of another mafic unit that is slightly coarser grained and contains leucoxenes and -clmm, Ifc, anhedral magnetite grains with white ilmenite(?) rims. 233.56-233.83m - first of a series of fine grained, dark grey mafic dykes that are very weakly magnetic and homogeneous. Contacts are

182m - rare, l-3mm, white to pale pink carbonate veins with a l cm, beige-bleached carbonate-rich alteration halo that cuts all fabrics.

191-207m - interval of up to J.0%carbonate in late, angularfractures.203-218m - mm to cm-scale patches offeldspar * quartz epidote havelocally reappearedf?).214.6m - grungy, fractured core.

from rare to up to 2% (not observed in MAN55-02) disseminated with pyrrhotite and as smeared blebs on fracture surfaces.173-185m - l-2cm, massive pyrrhotite mineralization associated with carbonate veins. Sulphides typically occur against one wall of the vein and finger outward towards the other side.186.6m - local 2 cm pyrrhotite swaths are net textured around sub- millimetre-sized, rounded fragments.189.4m - 3mm, late quartz-carbonate vein with 1 \ remobilized chalcopyrite and lesser pyrrhotite.

193.5m - dark grey-brown magnetite intermixed with pyrrhotite up to 10*. Locally magnetite has white rims (ilmenite?).212.70-214.6m - lot sulphides, net textured stringer pyrrhotite with trace chalcopyrite. Intermixed with pyrite and magnetite near base of interval. Also at 239m.

HOLE NUMBER: MAN55-04 DRILL HOLE RECORD LOGGED BY: C.A. Fetch PAGE:

HOLE NUMBER: MAN55-04DRILL HOLE RECORD DATE: 08/08/1996

FROM l ROCK TO l TYPE TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE

l ANGLE l

i TO CA| ALTERATION MINERALIZATION REMARKS

sharp and at high angles to core axis. Also at 234.63-234.85m and 243.27-243.65m.

- 240.0-240.65m - well developed breccia with 2-5 cm, medium green, irregular fragments with dark green, 2mm, altered rims in a medium grained, 'ashy 1 matrix with trace carbonate, up to 2% pyrrhotite with magnetite and trace chalcopyrite (flow top?).

- 243.72-246.5m - tuff(?) foliated/well banded at 70Vca with up to 3% pyrrhotite and trace chalcopyrite.

^[250.4-258 . Sfc *7,a* - very fine grained, dark grey, contains trace blebs of pyrrhotite. Finer grained margins are similar in texture to surrounding mafic and contacts are diffuse. Flow or dyke? Dike may be slightly more chloritic at 257.4-258.5m. Mafic xenolith at 254.22-255.4m is moderately pervasively carbonate-altered and contains a l cm-wide stringer of 30% pyrrhotite and trace chalcopyrite t carbonate.

- 257.15m - 30 cm-wide feldspar porphyriticinterval with 2fc, 1mm, beige feldspars and D.5% ^mm, chlorites. Contacts are diffuse.

- 258.5-260m - altered mafic with 5 mm widechlorite alteration in bands at 80"/ea and l-2% pyrrhotite mineralization as before (hornfelsed?).

- 216.5-218m - 3t, fine grained, cream-coloured patches contain 1-2 mm magnetite crystals.

1-2 cm pyrrhotite stringers or 2-5 cm net textured pyrrhotite patches with trace chalcopyrite and pyrite occur apx. every 1-1.5 metres to end of hole.

HOLE NUMBER: MAN55-04DRILL HOLE RECORD LOGGED BY: C.A. Fetch PAGE:

HOLE NUMBER : MAN55-04 ASSAYS SHEETDATE: 08/08/1996

Sample

AT04440AT044S7

AT04487

AT04425

AT04426

AT04427

AT04428

AT04429

AT04430

AT04431

AT04432

AT04433

AT04434

AT04435

AT04436

AT04437

AT04438

AT04439

AT04441

AT04442

AT04443

AT04444

AT04445

AT04446

AT04447

AT04448

AT04449

AT04450

AT04451

AT04452

AT04453

AT04454AT044S5

AT04456

AT04457

AT04458

AT04459

AT04460

AT04461

AT04462

AT04463

AT04464

AT04465

AT04466

AT04468

AT04469

AT04470

From (M)

0

0

0

5253

54

122

123

124

125

126

128

129

131132

134

135137

138

140

141

142

143

144

146

147

148

150

152

153

155156

158

159

161

162

164

165

167

168

170.

171

173.

174.

176.

177.

179.

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.00

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37

47

25

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50

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50

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50

00

50

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50

44

56

50

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50

80

50

00

50

00

50

00

50

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50

00

50

00

50

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50

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50

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50

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To

(M)

0.00

0.00

0.00

53.00

54.37

58.27

123.25

124.15

125.00

126.50

128.00

129.50

131.00

132.50

134.00

135.50

137.00

138.50

140.00

141.50142.44

143.56

144.50146.00

147.50

148.80

150.50

152.00

153.50

155.00

156.50

158.00

159.50

161.00

162.50

164.00

165.50

167.00

168.50

170.00

171.50

173.00

174.50

176.00

177.50

179.00

180.50

Leng. jj

(M) ||

o.oo IIo.oo jio.oo li0.50 II

1.37 ||

3.90 ||

0.78 ||

0.90 ||

0.85 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 i|

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

0 . 94 ||

1.12 ||

0.94 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.30 ||1.70 ||

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1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

l.SO ||

1.50 ||

l.SO ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

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Cu

ppm

13

14

14

126

152

246

1500

112

234

539

480

172

262

87

592150

83

216

213

105

1080

1040

174

89

315

219

459

790

127

120

71

54

26

166

110

177

72

34

106

166

475

301

182313

481

553110

Zn

ppm

109111108

48

28

29

97

38

62

50

78

95

93

48

81

73

50

34

39

28

31

38

32

29

29

23

29

33

40

31

24

24

35

37

30

39

51

38

31

27

29

28

27

21

32

21

15

Au

ppb

c2

f2*27

c2

7

55

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21

10

c2

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^

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7

3-:2

141

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3

10

31

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33

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f23

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Ag

ppm

0.3

0.3

0.3

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.4

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.20.2

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.2

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.10.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.10.1

0.1

0.1

Pb Co ppm ppm

12

13

13

11

6

10

9

1

3

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

Cu/Zn Ni ppm

766

8911553

122

43

72

78

76

81

89

83

281

85

68

65

134

100

411

471

134

75

135

144

165

380

138

73

54

46

55

81

69

150

88

42

111

103

197280232293665504172

Est.Ni Est.Po Est.Py Est.Cp Est.Sp Est.Gn ROCK TYPE Comments % % % % % %

KRAP

KRAP

KRAP

2

2 2t py1.3m long

tr po,cpy 2aaaaaaaaaa

l-2%po, tr cpy 2 altaa

3% po,tr cpy.py 2 altIt po, cpy 2 alt

aaaa

l-2% po, tr cpy 2 altaa

3% po, tr cpy 2 alt7% po, D.5% cpy 2 alt2% po, tr cpy2* po 2 alt11 po 2 altIt po

24 po, tr cpy 2 alt3% po, tr cpy 2 alt1?; po, cpy 2 alt

aaaa

tr-0.5% po, cpy 2 altaaaaaa

It po, tr cpyIt potr poIt po

aa tr pyaa

4t po 2 alt3t po

aa3t po.tr cpy,py

aaaa

HOLE NUMBER: MAN55-04ASSAYS SHEET

PAGE:

HOLE NUMBER : MANS5-04 ASSAYS SHEETDATE: 08/08/1996

Sample

AT04471AT04472

AT04473AT04474

AT04475

AT04476

AT04477AT04478

AT04479

AT04480AT04481

AT04482AT04483

AT04484AT04485

AT04486AT04488AT04489

AT04490AT04491AT04492AT04493AT04494

AT04495AT04496AT04497

AT04498AT04499AT04500

AT04S01AT04502AT04503

AT04504AT04505

AT04506AT04507

AT04508AT04509

AT04510AT04511

AT04512

AT04513AT04S14

AT04515

AT04516

AT04517

AT04518

From (M)

180.50182.00

183.50

185.00

186.50188.00

189.50191.00

192.00193.10

194.00

195.50197.00198.50

200.00201.50

203.00204.50206.00

207.50209.00210.50212.00212.70

213.60214.60215.80217.30

218.75219.17

221.00222.50

224.00225.50

227.00228.50

230.00231.50

233.00234.50

236.00

237.50

239.00240.65

241.80

243.19

244.05

To

(M)

182. 00183.50185.00

186.50188. 00

189.50191.00

192.00

193.10194.00

195.50197.00

198.50200.00

201.50203.00204 .50

206.00207.50

209.00210.50212.00212.70213.60

214.60215.80217.30

218.75219.17221.00

222.50224.00

225.50227.00228.50

230.00231.50

233.00

234.50236.00

237.50

239.00

240.65241.80

243.19244.05

245.10

Leng. ||

(M) ||

1.50 ||1.50 ||

1.50 ||1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||1.50 ||

1.00 ||1.10 ||

0.90 ||1.50 ||

1.50 ||1.50 ||

1.50 ||1.50 ||

1.50 ||1.50 ||

1.50 ||1.50 ||1.50 li1.50 ||1.50 ||

0.70 ||0.90 Ji1.00 ||

1.20 ||1.50 ||

1.45 ||0.42 ||

1.83 ||1.50 ||

1.50 ||1.50 ||1.50 ||

1.50 j|1.50 |j

1.50 ||

1.50 ||1.50 ||1.50 ||1.50 ||1.50 ||1.65 ||1.15 ||

1.39 ||0.86 ||

1.05 ||

Cu

ppm

354

1200

67

694

418

403

364

242

296

437

418

217

257

792

500

88

391

219

153

244

150

12

235

19001700

443

284

928

278

538

63

538

270

465

546

147

209448

472

573

287

368

1070

940

1590

840

1000

Znppm

1929

14

20

23

25

20

18

44

26

24

21

2621

19

18

15

10

13

15

30

35

12

15

21

10

9

13

8

12

13

16

21

18

20

21

25

26

25

20

21

26

30

29

27

3147

Au

ppb

:2

^

c2

^

c2

e.2

^

7

3

7

7

^2

f23

69

21

^

3

*2^

3

14

3

7

3

C 2

*2c2

3

7

14

c2

^

^

^

c2

3 e 2

c2

3^

147c2

*21017

10

Ag ppm

000000

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0.

0.

0.

0

0.

0

0.

0

0

0

00.

0

0.

0.

0.

0.0.

0.

0.0.

0.

.1

.2

. 1

.1

. 1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.2

.2

.1

.1

.2

.1

.1

.1

.1

.2

.1

.1

.1

.1

.2

.2

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.i

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.2

.2

.1

.1

.2

.2

.2

.3

.2

.2

Pb Co ppm ppm

11111111112

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

Cu/Zn Ni ppm

443

102

116

620

771

800

857

334

473

1180

782

590

783

2610

1760

1110

2030

1140

965

1110

586

153

843

10100

4480

2180

981

3930

469

4900373

2920

1130

1780

1330

539

1030

1300

1520

1040

1290688

1770

880

3320

1310

824

Est.Ni Est.Po Est.Py Est.Cp Est . Sp Est.Gn ROCK TYPE Comments % % % % % %

aaD.1% cpy, 2% potr po+py+cpy

aa2% po, tr py

aaaa reraob cpy t rtr po,py

2 Cb tr sxHf po34 py faulttr poIt po 2 alt

aaaa 2 cbaa

I.* po, tr cpyaaaa

l-2% po 2 altJ.% po 2,77 cb

2% po 2 alt20% po, tr py5% po, UT cpy2ifc po 2, b, altD.5% po3fc po, tr mt (c)2 alt no sx

St po, tr pytr po

3% po, tr cpyaa

It poaa

tr po1?; potr po

2% po, tr cpyQ.5% cpy, 2t po3t po

2t po, tr py.cp7t po, tr cp,pyIt po

5% po, tr cpy3t po3t po

HOLE NUMBER: MAN55-04ASSAYS SHEET

PAGE:

HOLE NUMBER : MAN55-04 ASSAYS SHEETDATE: 08/08/1996

Sample

AT04519

AT04520

AT04521

AT04522

AT04523

AT04524

From(M)

245.10

246.50

254.00

255.50

257.00

258.50

To

(M)

246.

248.

255.

257.

258.

260.

50

00

50

00

50

00

Leng . || (M) ||

1.40 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

1.50 ||

Cuppm

370

23

484

284

357

218

Zn

ppm

41

47

143

223

92

131

Au

ppb

c2

*2

14

10

3

^

Ag ppm

0.10.20.20.10.10.1

Pb Co Cu/Zn ppm ppm

111111

Ni Ppm

2662145273032

Est.Ni Est.Po Est.Py Est.Cp Est.Sp Est.Gn % % % t % %

Ittr2

7a2

ROCK TYPE

po, tr pypo,pyalt

7,2?alt

Comments

traaIt1*

po.PY

popo

HOLE NUMBER: MANS5-04 ASSAYS SHEETPAGE:

HOLE NUMBER : MAN55-04 GEOCHEMICAL ASSAY DATE: 08/08/1996

Sample

AT03150AT03096AT03097AT03098AT03099AT03100AT03139AT03140AT03141AT03142AT03143AT03144AT04496AT04497AT04501AT0314EAT04514AT04516AT03146AT03147AT03148AT03149

From (M)

06077

100.112118124.143.164.183.197.209.213.214.219.221.239.241.245.250.257.258.

.00

.25

.13

.40

.47

.22

.30

.00

.00

.3900.9760601700008010380050

To (M)

06177

100112118124146167184.200.211.214.215.221.224.240.243.246.252.258.260.

.00

.55

.59

.70

.80

.95

.60

.00

.00

.31

.00

.96

.60800000651955105000

Leng. (M)

0100.000330.

3.1.

1.1.1.3.1.1.1.1.1.1.

.00

.30

.46

.30

.33

.73

.30

.00

.009200990020830065394572SO50

|| SI02

II *

II 75II 48II 47

II 48II 47II 43II 48II 39II 46

II 48II 48.II 51.II 43.II 47.II 45.II 50.II 45.II 42.II 47.II 51.II 48.II 47.

.12

.19

.24

.55

.07

.46

.84

.73

.52

.84

.49

.12

.77

.2207.80659541885295

AL2O3k

1115151414

121411.1415.13.12.

510.11.13.9.8.

10.14.12.12.

.05

.02

.23

.61

.85

.33

.95

.22

.13

.0547.5510802852809025124028

CAO ST

0111012.118

13.11.

12,14,14.8.

15,15.13.13.14.14.13.8.9.8.

.51

.77

.65

.75

.18

.57

.74

.97

.568342.1020154967442045119324

MGO

0666.

6126.5.6.6.7.

10.e.7.6.6.6.S.4.4.4.3.

.50

.95

.56

.77

.59

.65

.98

.66

.032556.7798

293955253170822285

NA2O

122221212223122.3.22.1.4.2.1.

.03

.15

.55

.44

.71

.27

.28

.74

.55

.51

.47

.21

.25

.14

.76

.27

.35

.2967.14.1552

K2O

7

00000000000.00.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.

.42

.78

.78

.58

.80

.04

.64

.78

.48

.36

.30

.46

.24

.1230.28.441626628490

FE203

2131512159

1027.

1510117

2114.17.9.

16.21.18.14.19,18.

.48

.57

.99

.26

.99

.68

.49

.77

.99

.16

.21

.03

.87

.8164.77.969965361798

TIO2 fc

00000000000.0.011.1.1.0.1.1.1.1.

.25

.74

.74

.74

.77

.46

.71

.65

.77

.85

.81

.37

.512037.54387547136457

P2O5

00000

0000000,00.0.0.0.1.1.0.0.0.

.06

.08

.10

.08

.10

.22

.10

.28

.10

.12

.10

.20

.10

.08

.06

.06

.20

.62

.14

.221616

MNO

0

000000000000000.00.0.0.0.0.

.03

.17

.22

.24

.23

.18

.20

.23

.18

.18

.17

.13

.19

.17

.15

.IB

.19

.18

.43

.20

.3534

CR203

*0.

000.00.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0,0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.

.00

.10

.10

.09

.08

.1411.05.081312.1303080505010105040504

LO I

01

010

11101117.21.1.1.1.2.0.1.1.1.

.77

.42

.69

.39

.69

.54

.47

.16

.04

.68

.52

.05

.30

.12

.73

.01

.652480.190989

SUM

9910010010010110010010010010010010199

10010010099

100100.100.100.97.

.22

.94

.85

.50

.06

.54

.51

.24

.43

.96

.64

.12

.54

.18

.29

.70

.32

.60

.28

.83

.52

.72

Y PPM

1221820

18201014222018221042361824264450263636

ZR BA CU PPM PPM PPM

2942824302862282

283042687070

828876

10276788480

103904104809010857530355510

132547044025810

1325445120115140

ZN PPM

125

5595705590

10555

10560565707065705575

807590

110135

NI PPM

10140165145145405150155125170

285290

37902220463527514903165205355050

CR FIELD NAME PPM

KRAP2?

2, a2 , p core2, a alt

2/72 patchy2 alt chl

22 P

22/7 Cb

222

2, b22

2, b7a

7, a, chl?2 alt, chl

CHEM ID

9hz2hv2hv2hu2hv1H!2hu2hv2hv2 hw2hu1H

1HS2hvS

2(h)vS2(h)u2hvS

2hyBS2hyB$7hv57hv

2hvS

ALUM

123102109

93101

1259077918578

1073162687957

5367

11096

115

HOLE NUMBER: MANS5-04 GEOCHEMICAL ASSAY PAGE:

HOLE NUMBER : MANSS-04 GEOCHEMICAL ASSAYS DATE: 08/08/1996

Sample

AT03150

AT03096

AT03097

AT03098

AT03099

AT03100

AT03139

AT03140

AT03141

AT03142

AT03143

AT03144

AT04496

AT04497

AT04501

AT03145

AT04514

AT04516

AT03146

AT03147

AT03148

AT03149

From (M)

060

77

100112

118

124

143164

183

197

209

213.

214.

219.

221.

239.

241.

245.

250.

257.

258.

.00

.25

.13

.40

.47

.22

.30

.00

.00

.39

.00

.97

.60

.60

.17

.00

.00

80

10

38

00

50

TO

(M)

0

61

77

100

112

118.

124

146.

167.

184.

200.

211.

214.

215.

221.

224.

240.

243.

246.

252.

258.

260.

.00

.55

.59

.70

.80

. 95

.60

.00

.00

.31

00

96

60

80

00

00

65

19

55

10

50

00

Leng. || RB SR

(M) IJ PPM PPM

0

l00000

3.

3.Q.

31.1.1.1.3.

1.

1.

1.1.

1.

1.

.00 ||

.30 jj

.46 ||

.30 ||

.33 ||

.73 ||

.30 ||

.00 ||

.00 ||

.92 ||

00 ||

99 ||

00 ||.20 ||

83 ||00 ||

65 ||

39 ||

45 ||

72 ||

50 ||

50 ||

C02 AG AU CO PB S % PPM PPB PPM PPM PPM

t560

55

50

70

45

45

105

65

55

50

35

375

205

370

50

250

475

190

45

45

55

100

100

1600

100

100

^00

*100

2000

100

100

100

t ioo52500

19500

41100

100

27000

47500

10500

5600

100

8800

V AS SN CD SB EI SE HF TA W MO TH U B CS LA CE ND PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

30

245

260

255

270

150

245

215

270

270

330

135

665

605

585

450

870

705

460

275

365

365

HOLE NUMBER: MAN55-04 GEOCHEMICAL ASSAYS PAGE: 10

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Ontario

Report of Work Conducted After Recording Claim

Mining Act

Transaction Number

.(M77Personal Information collected on this form is obtained under the authority of the Mining Act. This information will be used for correspondence. Questions about this collection should be directed to the Provincial Manager, Mining Lands, Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, Fourth Floor, 159 Cedar Street, Sudbury, Ontario, P3E 6A5, telephone (705) 670-7264.

Instructions: - Please type or print and submit in dupl- Refer to the Mining Act and Regulation

Recorder.- A separate copy of this form must be c- Technical reports and maps must acco.- A sketch, showing the claims the work is assigned to, must accompany this form.

rung

42A15SW0070 W9660.00577 MANN 900

Recorded Holder(s)

Address571 Honda Avd. P.O.

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Client No.

Telephone No.

(705) 267-1 188M or G Plan No.

To: ^ ''^ 'l ^ ( / H c"f U.

Work Performed (Check One Work Group Only)Work Group

Geotechnical Survey

Physical Work, Including Drilling

Rehabilitation

Other Authorized Work

Assays

Assignment from Reserve

Type

D\Qr(\orA An\l Kole-Ci) 'UM-'f,^ o-' \ i*-- f - *-*. r -')

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Total Assessment Work Claimed on the Attached Statement of Costs $Note: The Minister may reject for assessment work credit all or part of the assessment work submitted if the recorded

holder cannot verify expenditures claimed in the statement of costs within 30 days of a request for verification.

Persons and Survey Company Who Performed the Work (Give Name and Address of Author of Report)Name

Klot^C* D N \\vr\c, \ \-^

Address

HOoV io l Eo&f VWcupme. OrvV- (7^5)225-112.2.

(attach a schedule If necessary)

Certification of Beneficial Interest * See Note No. 1 on reverse side1 certify that at the time the work was performed, the claims covered In this work report were recorded In the current holder's name or held under a beneficial interest by the current recorded holder.

Date Recorded Holder or Agent (Signature)

C \

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Date Approved

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Northern Development and Wines

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Statement of Costs for Assessment Creditf:tat des couts aux fins du credit devaluationMining Act/Lol sur les mines

Transaction No.IN" d e transaction

Personal Informalion collecled on this form is obtained under the authority of the Mining Act. This Information will be used to maintain a record and ongoing status of the mining clalm(s). Questions about this collection should be directed to the Provincial Manager, Minings Lands, Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, 4th Floor, 159 Cedar Street, Sudbury, Onlario P3E 6A5, telephone (705) 670-7264,

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1. Direct Costs/Coflts directs

Type

Wages Salalrea

Contractor's and Consultant's Fees Drolts de ('entrepreneur et de ('expert- consell

Supplies Used Fournltures utlllsees

Equipment Rental Location de materiel

Description

Labour Maln-d'oeuvreField Supervision Supervision sur le terrain

Typo bk li t \ t\ A

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Type

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Totals Total global

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2. Indirect Costs/CoOts Indlrects* * Note: When claiming Rehabilitation work Indirect costs are not allowable as assessment work.Pour le remboursement des travaux de rehabilitation, les coOts Indlrects na sont pas admlsslbles en tent que Iravaux devaluation.

Type

Transportation Transport

Food and Lodging Nourrllure et hibergementMobilization and Demobilization Mobilisation el demobilisation

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Sub Total of Indirect Costs Total partlel des couts IndlrectsAmount Allowable (not greater than 20^ of Direct Costs) Montan! admissible (n'excgdant pss 20 H des coOts directs)Total Value of Assessment Credit Valeur totals du credit (ToHI ol Direct md Allowable devaluationInHlrnrt rnftt*l rToll! tilt eodti dlrectl

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Note: The recorded holder will be required to verify expenditures claimed In this statement ol costs wllhln 30 days of a request lor verification. If verification Is not made, the Minister may reject for assessment work all or part of the assessment work submitted.

Note : Le titulalre enregislre' sera lenu de verifier les defenses demande'es dans le present e tat des couts dans les 30 Jours suivant une demands a eel elfel. Si la verification n'est pas efleclue'e, le mlnislre peut rejeler tout ou une partle des Iravaux devaluation pre'sente's.

Filing Discounts

1. Work filed within Iwo years of completion Is claimed at 100 07o of the above Total Value of Assessment Credit.

2. Work filed three, four or five years after completion Is claimed at 50 07o of the above Total Value of Assessment Credit. See calculations below:

Total Value of Assessment Credit Total Assessment Claimedx 0.50

Remises pour de'pit

1. Lss travaux de'pose's dans les deux ans sulvanl leur achievement son! rembouTse's a 100 Vn de la valeur totals susmenllonne'e du credit devaluation.

2. Les travaux de'pose's trois, quatre ou cinq ans apres leur achievement sont rembourse's a 50 "A d e la valeur tolale du cre'dit devaluation susmentlonne'. Volr les calculs cl-dessous.Valeur lotale du credit devaluation

x 0,50

Evaluation totals demandee

Certification Verifying Statement of Costs

l hereby certify:that the amounts shown are as accurate as possible and these costs were incurred while conducting assessment work on the lands shown on the accompanying Report of Work form.

thai asC'

(Recorded Holder, Agonl, Posilion In Company)

to make this certification

Attestation de I'^tat des coOts

J'atleste par la presenle :que les montants Indlqu^s sont le plus exact possible et que ces depenses ont e"t6 engagers pour effectuer les travaux devaluation sur les terrains Indlqurjs dans la lormule de rapport de travail cl-Jolnt.

am authorized Et qu'a litre de |e suls autorlse'(Illulalre enreglslrd, represenlanl, poslo occupe dans la compagnle)

a falre cette attestation.

i02I2 (04/91) Nola : Dana cotte formula, lorsqu'll dsslgne des personnes, la masculln est utilise au sens neulre.

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FROM DlSPGSITiOiv

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1200928 1200927II131O6

RI) MININO AND aURPACE RI6MTS WITIUNUbH bbl l IUN 36 UP THE MININQ AC

-f-OCTOBER 15, 1987 )~we -fflr 8948597

(8 UNITS)SURFACE 4ND MINING RIGHTS RE-OPENEO TO PROSPECTING STAKING OUT. SALE OR LEASE UNDER SECTION 56 OF THE MMIN6 ACT R.S.O. I960 EFFECTIVE 90-SEP-OS AT 7AM E.S.T ORDER NO. 0-P 4/90 NR DATED 90-AUG-2Z . JNITS l

PI 125837 PLOTTED IN ERROR. S/B PI 114737.

P 1154624 XPW54628

120091394^7-3+9— [917309

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910934 918936

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1204445 ; M* 6061

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120137300000 700910

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

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LFASE, J'UPr ACE 81 MINING RIG 'Ti. ' .SURFACE RIGHTSONLY. .....

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RESEHVATION ............CANCELLED ___ ........

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SANT 8. GRAVEL ..........___.......... . ..... .LAND USE PERMIT--- —— — — - - — — - —- —NOTE: M INING R IGKTS I N P ARCELS P ATENTED PRI'' . l

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