ON TECK TOWNSHIP KIRKLAND LAKE, ONTARIO REFERENCE: …

42A01NE0139 63.5020 TECK 010

REPORT

ON

NEWFIELDS MINERALS INC.

TECK TOWNSHIP

KIRKLAND LAKE, ONTARIO

REFERENCE: N.T.S. 42A/SE

BY: L. J. Cunningham, B.Se., P. Eng, Mining Engineer

Dated at KIRKLAND LAKE, Ontario August 20, 1987

L.J. Cunningham, B.Sc., P. Eng., 1 McPhee Ave., Kirkland Lake, Ontario P2N 1M1

THE KIRKLAND BASIN PHOPi-JtTY

1 OF

NEWFIhLDS MINERALS INC.

The property lies contiguously north of k former producers, Teck Hughto Lake Shore, Wright Hargreavea and Sylvanite Mines, which yielded 18.7 million ounces of gold from the Kirkland Lake Main Break. Underground development on the'3000 level by Lake Shore Minos revealled the presence of 570 feet of gold mineralization grading 0.118 ounces gold per ton over 5.7 feet width on Wo. 29 Vein in the central part of the Newfiolda Basin property. A second vein, the Narrows break, was developed and stoped to a limited extent on the Lake Shore property near the Newfields 1 south boundary. The easterly extenaion of this vein should lie in or near the south boundary of the Basin property.

Between March 1985 and March l987, Newfields drilled 36 holes,

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totalling 104,755 feet. The holes were designed * ' to teat the property atvarious depths for gold-bearing structures north of the Main Break and for geological information.

In January 1986 a new gold-bearing zone was discovered and subsequent drilling was concentrated on this mineralization named the Brown Altered Zone (BA2). From numerous drill intersections, this zone is estimated to be 150 feet wide at the 3000 foot level and contains anomalous gold values through tot. It is bounded by an upper and a lower gold zone which returned 0.1A5 oz. gold per ton/3.2, feet and O.ÂO oz. gold/ton/5.2 feet respectively, from Hole N-85-17. It occurs at the unconformity between underlying mafic volcanic and overlying sediments but appears localized at the intersection of the Lake Shore fault system (NK/SW) with the easterly striking unconfornity. It is geologically and geometrically complex and ia thought to be a wedge-anaped thrust block. The wideapread gold mineralization and alteration indicate the existence of a major hydrothermal system. It represents a new style of gold mineralization for the Kirkland Area. Further work is warranted and underground development is recommended from the former producers to the south. Other known veins, including the No. 29, will be investigated at the same time.

Kirkland Lake, Ontario

Signed,

L. J. Cunningham, B. Se., P.Eng.

Newflelds*aA81NE8139 63.5020 TECK

INDEX

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PAGE

SUMMARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l

LOCATION S DESCRIPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

HISTORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

GENERAL GEOLOGY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

SURFACE GEOLOGY . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B

GEOLOGY OF THE 3075 FOOT LEVEL CROSSCUT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11m

ECONOMIC GEOLOGY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

VEINS DESCRIPTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-16

CONCLUSIONS 4 RECOMMENDATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

REFERENCES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

CERTIFICATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 21

FIGURES;

FIGURE l LOCATION MAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l2 CLAIM MAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 GENERAL GEOLOGY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

4 THE TEMISKAMING GROUP ROCKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

5 SURFACE GEOLOGY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

6 THE KIRKLAND LAKE A VINDICATOR INTRUSIVE ROCKS . . . . . . 9

7 PLAN l SECTION - 3075 FOOT LEVEL TO SURFACE. . . . . . . . 10


. Newfields

INTRODUCTION FIGURE 1

The property is a gold prospect lying within the Town of Kirkland Lake and north

of the highly productive Kirkland Lake Main Break. The potential*of the property lies

in finding viable gold deposits in structures lying north of and probably parallel to

the Main Break.The property was originally known as Kirkland Basin Mines Limited. It has been

investigated by trenching, surface and underground drilling and by a crosscut from the

Lake Shore Mine. Significant gold mineralization was found but no production resulted

Remapping of the crosscut in 1985 identified numerous attractive drill targets.

This report recommends a major program of deep drilling to test the known

structures.The writer has lived and worked in Kirkland Lake for over 25 years and can claim

extensive experience and knowledge of the type of gold mineralization being sought

by Newfields Minerals Inc.

GOLIMJKTKR FEDERAL

King KirklandNEWFIELDS

(OUT HAROftEAVeS

Kirkland lake

UKE SHOREKIRKLAND LAKEGOLD STRUCTURE,Zr:x

K.L.WEST LARDER LAKE DJCO QUEENSTCfl tGOLD STRUCTURE

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LOCATION A DESCRIPTION - FIGURE 2

The property lies in the northeast quarter of Teck Township, within the Town of Kirkland Lake, one mile north of Highway 66. Access is excellent. A paved road, known as the Goodfish Road, parallels the east boundary of the property. From this road 4

secondary gravel roads 'extend westerly into the property. The central part of the property is covered by tailings and water. West of the lake, the land portion of the property is accessible by secondary gravel roads which cross the Teck Hughes property. The Ontario Northland Railway extends along the south boundary of the property. Ontari

Hydro power lines traverse the north and south parts of the property.

The property, located in the Township of Teck, contains some 221.87 acres in 11

contiguous mining claims as follows: -

PATENTED CLAIMS: (6) L71998. - 35.70 acres

L71899)) - 36.50

L72713)

L71900 - 31.00

L72712 - 32.40 L39091 - 15.00 " 140.60

LEASED CLAIMS: (4) L367655

L512596

L512597

L512598

40.03 acres7.31

4.68

12.19 64.21

UNPATENTED CLAIMS:

Lease pending

TOTAL ACRES

(1) L511631 - 17.06 acres

221.87

All claims are held under option from Messrs. D. L. McKlnnon and R. V. Rlnaldi,

both of Toronto. Surface rights are held by Eastmaque Gold Mines Ltd., of Toronto

who are Interested In the mill tailings that fill the lakebed. It 1s understood that

all current pertinent taxes have been paid to date by Eastmaque but this has not been

verified by the writer.

L.J. Cunnfngham, B.Se., P , Eng., 1 McPhee Ave., Kirkland LaKe, Ontario P2N 1M1

TIMISKAING

KARDER LAKEMINING DIVISION .

SCALE : 1-INCH, *-2O. CHAINS,

DISPOSITION OF CROWN LANDS '———————.—-————— ,- ———————PATENT, SURFACE AND MINfNG RK5HTS ...m O

" , SURFACE R'IGKTS ONLY .............. ®" , MINING RIGHTS ONLY........._ Q

LEASE, SURFACE'AND MINING RIGHTS ...-.^ tf" , SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY_..__.. H" , MINING RIGHTS ONLY...._...... B

LICENCE OF OCCUPATION,^.......__.._ TROADS -̂ mr—.-^.

IMPROVED ROADSKING'S HIGHWAYS

RAILWAYS

POWER LINESMARSH OR MUSKEG '

MINES ^ ,. .CANCELLED.!

Pron:Ontario M.N.R. Plfcn M.392

CUIM HAP

NEWFIELDS MINERALS INC.

TECK TWP.

L.J.Cunningham, B.Sc., P.Eng,

1FIGURE 2


Newfields

LOCATION ft DESCRIPTION

Titles to 10 of the 11 claims are registered in the name of the Guaranty Trust

Company of Bay Street, Toronto who hold them in escrow for the Eastmaque Company and will perform a similar function for Newfields. Under the terms of the Eastmaque option

agreement with McKinnon and Rinaldi, surface access to the tailings area is guaranteed

within certain workable limits.Claim L512598 is registered in the name of R. V. Rinaldi. It is not covered by

the Eastmaque option agreement as no tailings occur on this parcel; the surface rights

are held by a third party. Mr. Rinaldi has advised the writer that all current taxes

have been paid.The claims, all in the Township of Teck, are in the Larder Lake Mining Division.

The Patented and Leased claims are registered with the Local Master of Titles in

Haileybury, Ontario whereas the'unpatented is still registered at the Office of the

Mining Recorder in Kirkland Lake.

HISTORY

"Kirkland Basin Gold Mines Ltd., was incorporated in 1931, and was controlled by

Kirkland Lake Gold Mining Co. Ltd. Part of the property was acquired from Pawnee- Kirkland Gold Mines Ltd. Considerable surface diamond-drilling was done before the

property was optioned to Lake Shore Mines Ltd. in 1938. The agreement called for Lake

Shore to drive a crosscut north through the property from the 3,075-foot level of the Lake Shore Mine.

The Annual Report of Lake Shore Mines Ltd.for the year ending 30 June 1940 listed

2,402 feet of crosscutting, 712 feet of drifting, and 12,049 feet of diamond-drilling performed on the Kirkland Basin property. A summary of the results stated that a number of gold-bearing fractures were exposed. Because the values encountered were erratic,

no ore was developed." (Savage)

NOTE: Kirkland Basin Gold Mines owned only 4 of the present claim group.

The two easterly claims, 511631 and 367655, were originally (1928) known as the Vindicator property. Todd reports that a hole was drilled to test under the northeast arm of the lake. Brecciated porphyry and quartz were encountered but "gold values were unimportant". There 1s much evidence of old trenching on the Vindicator claims.

In 1960 Westwlnd Explorations Limited drilled 4 surface holes totalling 3,517 feet.

LJ, Cunningham, 6.Se., P. Eng., 1 McPhee Ave., Kirkland Lake, Ontario.P2N 1M1

4Newfields

Locations are known for all holes but logs are available for only holes l and 2. Brief comments are available for holes 3 and 4.

During 1984-5 Newfields Minerals Inc. mapped the surface outcrop, drilled 11 surface holes (5,355 feet) and remapped the mine workings on the 3075 level.

GENERAL GEOLOGY - FIGURES 3 and 4

All bedrocks in the immediate area are Archean. The oldest recognized are mafic volcanics of the Kinojevis Group. Mafic intrusive rocks (gabbro and diorite) form a minor part of the unit.

Overlying the Kinojevis Group with great unconformity is the Temiskaming Group. It is about 3,000 metres in thickness and consists of alkalic volcanic rocks interlayered with fluvatile sedimentary rocks.

The Temiskaming Group occupies a long linear synclinal trough extending for 1504

miles from Val D'Or, Quebec to Matachewan, Ontario. It is thought to represent a rift system which was the depositional site for the sediments and the locus for trachytic volcanism which resulted in interbedded horizons of tuff and sediments with numerous syenitic stocks and dikes.

SURFACE GEOLOGY - FIGURES 5, 6 and 7

The property lies near the north contact of the syncline hosting the Temiskaming Group rocks which are usually an interlayered sequence of sediments and trachytic tuffs (with steep southerly dips and tops to the south) intruded by large, east-west striking approximately conformable bodies of mafic syenite and quartz-feldspar porphyry.

However, on the Newfieldsground extensive intrusive activity and the presence of a previously, unrecognized debris flow have altered the usual Temiskaming sequence.

Pillowed mafic volcanics, (north facing) of the Kinojevis Group, form the basement rocks. 400 feet of steeply dipping, often highly sheared, conglomerate overlie the volcanics. The contact is not exposed but is faulted and near vertical. A massive debris flow overlies the conglomerate and occupies the central part of the property. It is intruded by a 500 foot wide felsic dike (bi-modal quartz-feldspar-porphyry) in the east and by a 700 foot wide mafic syenite dike in the west. A massive mafic syenite unit which attains a thickness of 800 feet separates the debris flow from massive to thin bedded, fine grained trachytic tuffs. The tuffs which are 500 feet 1n thickness, steeply dipping, south facing,are overlain by conglomerate along the south boundary of the property. Two cross faults occur near the east boundary of the property. Faulting and shearing are Intense 1n the conglomerates near the volcanic contact.

L. J. Cunningham, B.SC., P. Eng., 1 McPhee Ave., Kirkland Lake, Ontario P2N 1M1

lLEOENO

PALEOZOIC

p-Z-13 S*dim*ntory rock*

MIDDLE PRECAMBRIAN r-77-5 Sidim*nlpry OIK) L -J intrutiv* roeki

EARLY PRECAMBRIAN

(X'H Gronitoid intrutivt reckifrrm. OoOMl -pOOf UltlC

mlruiiv* roeki11.;. 1 .i Younger itdimtntory LiiiJ ond vdeonic rocki[/M l OM*r Mdimtnlery recki

f ] MtlovoleoMci

O 10 20mil*t

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figure i Generalized geology of the Abitibi greenstone belt.

Source - O.G.S. M.P. 116 1983

FIGURE 3

L.J. Cunningham, B.Sc., P. Eng., t McPhee Ave., Kirkland Lake, Ontario P2N 1M1

. Newfielde

1 Kirkland Lake "Break"

2 Upper Canada Mine3 Kerr Addison-ChestervilleA McGarrjr Gold Partnership5 HclYor-Tegren

A NEMFIELDS MINERALS INC.

23 Million os. Gold (7 nines)

1.5 Million o*. Gold 10 million o*. Ooid

KINOJEVIS CHO li P

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M. tolc-chlonte rocks (tcorbonote, . . . . . . . . .serpentine, amphibole) 0 tulomum 8 j FIGUJLK

aao qunrtz-cor bonote rocks qu.qc quench lcxtufed ultromol' cs, car so notes -~ - i or dor i nk^ "BifiiK" iThoniscr: "K.

Larder Lake "Break"

Kirkland Lake "Break"

SOURCE: L. A. Tihor and-J. H. Crocket, Report of Activities,Part A, Geological Survey of Canada Paper 77-1A (1977) Page 365 with modifications by L, J. Cunningham, B.Se., P. Eng., Sept. ' 85

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GEOLOGY OF THE 3075 FOOT LEVEL CROSSCUT - FIGURE 7

Two tuff horizons were intersected. The north tuff horizon is sub-vertical, 250 feet wide and separated from the mafic volcanics by a 50 foot wide, fractured,steep, west dipping diabase dike. The tuffs vary from a fine, massive, black ash tuff to

trachytic agglomerate with rounded and flattened clasts to 6" in size in a dark mafic matrix.

It is overlain by 600 feet of massive conglomerate which contains horizons of flattened pebbles and sections showing intense carbonate alteration.

A 500 foot dike of felsic syenite - a bi-modal quartz-feldspar dike - has intruded the conglomerate isolating a narrow 50 foot layer of conglomerate on the south contact.

The dike is sub-vertical and is assumed to have steep southerly dip. Surface drilling

revealed that it does not extend to surface over the crosscut.A south tuff horizon, 400 teet thick, overlies the conglomerate. It is massive

to well bedded, sub-vertical and very fine grained.A 50 foot wide mafic dike has intruded the south contact of the tuff separating

it from conglomerate. This conglomerate unit extends to the south boundary of the property and within this distance of 450 feet it is cut by two narrow mafic and two narrow felsic syenite dikes. The north contact of the Kirkland Lake stock lies 200

feet south of the Newfields/Lake Shore boundary.The south tuff horizon and the overlying conglomerates are probably correlative to

the similar units exposed on surface near the south boundary. The north tuff horizon

apparently wedged out at an unknown elevation against the mafic volcanics.The wide north conglomerate unit is largely replaced by the debris flow at surface.

The elevation at which they intermingle is not known.

ECONOMIC GEOLOGY

Charlewood describes the Main Ore Zone as follows:"The mines of Kirkland Lake occur in a fault zone that strikes N670E and dips

steeply south. The fault and fracture system are principally in a composite syenite

intrusion of which the axis also strikes N650E and dips steeply south. The syenites

intrude Timiskaming conglomerate, greywacke, and tuff.

L. J. Cunningham, B.Se., P. Eng., 1 McPhee Ave., Kirkland Lake, Ontario P2N 1M1

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Newfields

The sequence of geological events 1n the vicinity of the mines has been:

1. Folding of the Timiskaming series2. Intrusion of the syenite stock3. Thrust faulting4. Ore deposition5. Intrusion of diabase dikes6. Post-ore faulting

The rocks of the Timiskaming series are relatively unsheared and unaltered except along the north and south margins and in the immediate vicinity of faults within the syncline.

The intrusive rocks of the camps, with the exception of diabase dikes, are host rocks for 95* of the ore."

Ore shoots occur over a strike length of 20,000 feet and to a depth of 8100 feet on the Main Break. The gold is associated with (1) simple, narrow quartz veins, (11) quartz stock works and (111) wide quartz breccia zones.

Two principal stocks exist, - the Kirkland Lake and the Vindicator stocks. The Kirkland Lake stock is tadpole shaped, 2,000 feet wide in the east and tapering to 400 feet in the west. 23,000,000 ounces of gold have been produced from fracturing within or near the margins of the stock. Ore was mined to a depth of 8,100 feet. The stock and the gold mineralization plunge to the west.

The Vindicator stock crosses the Newfieldsclaims and underlies about 4035 of the property. The mafic phase of the stock crosses the south half of the property as a dike averaging 800 feet in width 1n the central part and tapering to 300 feet in the west. This part of the stock shows a major reduction in size before reaching the 3075' level where it exists as several dikes with a total thickness of about 130 feet. Strony deformation, faulting and veining is evident in the 3075 foot level crosscut (i.e. under the intrusive). In the north half of the block a b1-modal quartz-feldsparporphyry (QFP) dike, averaging 500 feet in width, is exposed on the east boundary and has been'traced by drilling to the centre of the property where it apparently plunges steeply to the west - it was Intersected 1n the 3075 foot level crosscut. Strong velning with persistent gold mineralization was Investigated along the north contact of the QFP dike. To the east of Newfields property the QFP dike Iles totally within the mafic syenite phase of the Vindicator stock. A separate mafic syenite lies on the west boundary - Its relationship to the Vindicator stock 1s not known.

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ECONOMIC GEOLOGY

Since the revival in gold exploration considerable expenditures have been directed at identifying structures north of the known gold-bearing breaks within the Temiskaming Group of rocks between Kirkland Lake and the Quebec border.

During the last 5,years Lac Minerals Limited have conducted a major and continuing program of exploration on the Mcivor claims and the north part of the Tegren property In a search for structures parallel and north of the Main Break. These properties lie 2 miles west of the Newfields property.

20 miles to the east in McGarry Township, McGarry Gold Partnership Ltd. has completed 30,000 feet of drilling and has commenced a further 30,000 foot drilling program to test structures within the Temiskaming Group of rocks near the north contact with Kenojevls volcanics at a site 2 miles north of the Kerr Addison Mine. Results have not been published.

*

VEIN DESCRIPTIONS

For 6 days in August and September, 1985,the 3075 foot level crosscut on Newfields property was available for mapping, courtesy of Lac Minerals Limited, which company has rehabilitated the Lake Shore No. 5 shaft to the 1800 foot level. Below the 1800 foot level the shaft is usable for inspection purposes only but there are no existing services (air, water, electricity). Mapping of the crosscut was handicapped by the lack of water because the walls and backs of all headings are covered by a film of dust and mud. However, by scaling, sufficient exposures were made to allow re-mapping.

No. 13 Vein {The Narrows Break) lies 200 feet south of the Newfields south boundarywithin the Lake Shore Mine. It is believed to be related to fracturing associated with the north contact of the Kirkland Lake stock. Lake Shore Mine tested the vein by 1,200 feet of drifting on the 3075 level and by raising for 800 feet from the 4200 level Extensive areas of gold mineralization were encountered and several sections were tested by limited stoping. The resulting grade ranged from 0.1 to 0.27 oz. gold per ton which was well below the grade of 0.45 oz. gold per ton of the Main Break. No work was done on the Narrows Break after 1945. Drilling Information on higher levels of the Lake Shore and Wrlght-Hargreaves Mines Indicates that the Kirkland Lake stock bulges Into the Newfields property. This suggests that the vein and possibly gold mineraliza tion may be found on the Newfields 1 side of the line. At surface, the north contact of the Kirkland Lake stock Iles 100 -200 feet south of the Newflelds 1 south boundary. If the Narrows vein has continuity and remains near the north contact of the Kirkland Lake stock, Its position above the 3075 foot level will be close to the common


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Newfields

Newfi elds/Lake Shore boundary.

Nos. 14, 15 A 16 Veins are all 2" - 12" wide, showing strong, dark red alteration

(hematit1zat1on), silicification, brecciation and mylonitization. They are on dike

contacts and locally are more promising targets than No. 13 Vein. They dip 500 to 700

north. Nos. 15 A 16 Veins lie within the Newfields ground within 100 feet of the south

boundary. Locally they dip northerly but it is the writer's opinion that they are

related to the Vindicator stock and should assume vertical to steep southerly attitude

between the 3000 level and surface and thus remain within the Newfields ground.

No. 14 Vein lies approximately 30 feet south of the Newfields south boundary. The

writer believes that this vein will similarly assume a vertical to steep southerly

dip and will enter Newfields property to retain its relationship to the Vindicator

stock.

Note: Many veins within the Main Break show a tendency to curve and assume northerly

dips but the overall trend is steeply south.

No. 19 Vein is located in conglomerate on a major fault structure which is also

occupied by a narrow lamprophyre dike. The vein shows brecciated quartz-carbonate

filling, strong, brick red alteration and a set of ladder (horizontal) quartz veins.

Total width is 2 - 3 feet. 10 feet to the north is a strong, steeply north dipping

2' - 3' shear zone containing pods of quartz-carbonate and syenltic material. To the

north of the fault lies an intensely brecciated, hydrothermally altered zone 40' wide

with bright red to light colouring due to carbonatization, syenitization and quartz

flooding. The Irregular veining is both horizontal and vertical. The brecciation

diminishes northward toward the mafic syenite Intrusive.

No. 20 Vein This structure is located on a tuff/mafic syenite contact. Strong red

hematUlc alteration and silicification are associated with a prominent steeply north

dipping structure 4" - 18" wide. Quartz is plentiful both as vertical and horizontal

(ladder) veins.

Nos. 19 A 20 Veins are noted by Burke as being one of the targets in surface hole w-4.

Burke refers to a zone of reddish alteration (approximately 600' below surface) as

being the projected extension of the vein or veins.

No. 24 Vein This 1s a steeply dipping structure 1n tuff, l' - 2' wide, with Intense

red alteration and silicification, occupied by Irregular quartz and cut by a network of ladder veins. It 1s hosted by tuff but lies approximately 100 feet south of the south

contact of the quartz-feldspar-porphyry dike.


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No. 29 Vein This vein was tested by Lake Shore Mines by 712 feet of drifting. It Is a strong structure on the north contact of the quartz-feldspar-porphyry. The structure is also occupied by a 2 - 3 foot mafic syenite dike and a 6" - 12" pale green mafic dike, possibly lamprophyre. It consists of strong, fine fracturing over a width of 6 feet along which alteration has bleached the normally dark grey-green rocks to a pale tan colour. Fine pyritlc is erratically distributed along the structure but the total amount is less than U. Quartz 1s not plentiful but occurs in pods and lenses which are a maximum of 6" wide and 10 feet long. The bleaching, which Is readily apparent and spectacular, is erratic and wanders from one set of fractures to another. The total observed mineralization is low. In areas where high (l oz. Au/ton) values are reported, a small amount of telluride was noted. The heading averaged 0.118 oz. gold per ton for a length of 570 feet over a width of 6.6 feet. Two holes are known to have tested the vein above and below the level. Near the east face of the drift where the vein can be observed entering tjie north wall, the alteration and fracturing remain strong and continuous. In 1960, Westwlnd drilled one hole, W-3, and in 1985 Newfields drilled 5 holes to seek the near surface continuation of this vein. All holes encoun tered strong alteration without velnlng or values. The QFP dike was not Intersected. All holes were in debris flow. It is concluded that the velnlng and gold m1neral1zatior are controlled by the QFP which plunges westerly below the drilling. The holes are presumed to have intersected the alteration 'front' beyond the veining and gold mineralization.

No. 32 Vein This is a zone, 3' - 5' wide, of fine, hairy-like quartz-carbonate frac tures parallel to the foliation which is steeply north. The host rock is fine grained and altered and may be a greywacke or a tuff. The enclosing rocks, both to the north and south, are conglomerates. Channel sampling by Lake Shore did not yield values but a pilot hole (drilled prior to the crosscut) cut 0.16 oz. gold per ton over 21 inches, and 0.04 oz. gold per ton over 18". A hole, No. 2547, located 200 feet to the east returned 0.14 oz, gold per ton over 26". A hole, located 300 feet to the west, did not report any values.

No. 33 Vein It lies in conglomerate and consists of 6" gouge with brick red alteration plus Irregular quartz-carbonate velnlng.- It 1s described by Lake Shore as a strong break. Values of 0.02 oz. gold per ton are reported.


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No. 35 Vein It lies in mafic tuff approximately 30 feet north of a faulted contact

with conglomerate. It consists of 1.5 feet of Intense alteration varying from pink

to buff to black in colour. The rocks are fine grained, layered and silicified. Lake

Shore Mines described the rock as "black cherty strata11 . The zone contains a swarm

of irregular quartz veins and is sericitic. 31 to 5X pyrite is present. A small

amount of molybdenite was observed with the sericite. Lake Shore reported channel

samples of 0.12 oz. per ton over 3.0 feet. Check samples ran 0.1, 0.14 and 0.04 ozs.

gold per ton. Sampling by Newflelds Minerals in August, 1985 returned trace values.

No. 36 Zone This is a 60 foot wide (true width) vertical quartz stockwork in tuff.

It contains 30X - 601 white quartz in a brown,carbonated matrix containing variable

coarse pyrite from l X to 53L It is sericitic in part and molybdenite/graphite was

observed on slips over a 3 - 5 foot section. A steep, south-dipping fracture within

the zone shows a recognizable, finely disseminated, pink, cobalt bloom (erythrite)

revealing the presence of cobalt arsenides.Values obtained by Lake Shore and Newflelds were low but anomalous (200 PP8, parts

per billion, gold over 15 feet (Newfields).The zone resembles the green carbonate ores of Kerr Addison Mine located 20 miles

to the east where 17 million tons grading 0.27 oz. Au/ton have been mined to date.

Tihor describes the Kerr Addison carbonate ore as follows:

"Samples of carbonate-ore consist of highly variable proportions of dolomite,

magnesite, and quartz, with less than 33; of emerald-green, chromium-bearing muscovite,

and perhaps a small amount of ankerite. Pyrite is surprisingly rare, however, this

rock usually contains less than IX of a nickel sulfarsenide, probably gersdorffite."

In the 36 Zone the green chromium-bearing muscovite is absent but the white

micaeous mineral sericite is present and cobalt arsenides are present rather than the

nickel arsenides.Lourie 4 Wilton in a paper on the Kerr Addison deposit state:

"The orebodies within the green carbonate rocks do not appear to exhibit

structural localization effects. It is postulated that the original basic volcanics

were silicified, re-fractured and quartz injected by auriferous bearing solutions.

The grade of these zones 1s roughly proportionate to the percentage of quartz veins

present.


________________________________________________________17 Newfields

The auriferous quartz stringers occur in sets. A flat or gently dipping set of stringers 1s common as 1s a set of stringers striking sub-parallel to the green carbonate zone but dipping south across the north dip of the ore. A third set of quart; stringers strikes approximately at right angles to the strike of the carbonate and dips steeply east. All three sets contain erratically distributed free gold. Such a pattern is difficult to explore by drilling in one direction only (e.g., flat holes)."

5 holes from the 3075 foot level tested the zone both east and west of the crosscut, Values of 0.14 oz. gold per ton over 5 feet are reported in one hole.

The relationship of Veins 32, 33, 35 and 35 to intrusives is not evident on the 3075 foot level. The existence at surface of a large mass of mafic syenite with a small component of quartz-feldspar-porphyry, stratigraphically a few hundred feet south of these veins, suggests that such a relationship may exist and that the veining may persist for a considerable distance above the 3075 foot level.

The remaining drilling by Westwind and Newfields was cross-sectional for geological information and hopefully to locate structure. Holes W-4 and N-8, 9, 10 and 11 were to a very large extent within the mafic syenite phase of the Vindicator stock. Hole N-8 encountered quartz veining and fracturing in a narrow porphyry dike with the mafic syenite. No values were encountered but the structure warrants further Investi gation. Hole N-10 cut a strong quartz vein in debris flow approximately 100 feet north of the mafic syenite contact. No values were encountered but the structure warrants further investigation. Hole N-7 tested a strong structure on the tuff/conglomerate contact which was tested by a rock pit at surface. The hole cut a 4 foot syenite dike with fracturing in the contact area. There was no alteration. It lies within a few hundred feet of the south boundary. No further work is planned for this structure.

Nothing of significance was reported in Holes W-l, 2 and 4.Prior to development on the 3075 foot level, Lake Shore Mines drilled 3 holes, L.I,

L.2 and L.3 from the south boundary of Newfields ground. They collared 1n tuff but were largely in mafic syenite. No significant values or structures are recorded in the logs.

CONCLUSIONS S RECOMMENDATIONS

All investigators, present or past, stress that gold mineralization on the Kirkland Lake Main Break 1s structurally controlled and that structures located 1n or near the Intrusive rocks are the preferred site for gold deposition.

LJ. Cunningham, B.Sc., P. Eng., 1 McPhee Ave., Kirkland Lake, Ontario P2N 1M1

)

CONCLUSIONS AND IWCOMMliNDATlUNS

All holes in this period, with the exceptions of N.66-25, 26 and 27,

were designed to test for extensions of tHe gold zones encountered in January

of 1086 in hole N.86-17. Having limited success in extending the zone on

ntrike - there was some success in the east (holes 19's and 20) and un and

down dip.(holes 17D and E) - a north-trending structure was postulated,

paralleling the Lake Shore and No. l cross faults and subsequently tested.

The holes during this drilling period were unsuccessful in substantiating

this idea. Further exploration of this theory was recommended and conducted

subsequent to this period of drilling*

Hole N.86-25 was drilled to test un dip from the 3054 drift of Lake

Shore which carried anomalous gold for 500* of strike length. No gold was

encountered.

Holes N.86-26 and 27 were drilled to test the Lake Shore cross fault

for mineralization on a north-trending structure similar to that being

postulated for the gold zones of N.85-17's. A half ounce gold assay over 1*1

feet was encountered in hole N.86-26 so further work was recommended and

subsequently conducted to further investigate this theory.

The gold zones of N.85-17's and N.86-19's and 20 occur at great depth

and are difficult to evaluate from surface drilling. It was recommended the

underground exploration be conducted using access from the 2075 crosscut and

the 3054 drift from the Lake Shore Mine.

Signed

Dated at


20th August, 1987

L* w * Uinin

P.Eng,

Newfields

RECOMMENDATIONS

PHASE I 1986 - 1st March 198? MM

Because much of the property has not been tested between

surface and the 3*000 foot level, a continuing program of

surface drilling of predominantly long holes i* recommended

while underground rehabilitation is underway.

Costs are estimated as follows:

l* Surface drilling $ 1,500,000.00

2. Shaft rehabilitation charges 350,000.00

3. 3075 Level - installation of services 300,000.00

4* Supervision - surface A underground 150,000.00

5. Office rentals, gore shack 12,000.00

6. Transportation 12,000.007. Contingencies 176,000.00

PHASE II l March, 1987 - l March 1989t

A program of underground development and drilling is

recommended at an estimated cost oft

Drifting, crosscutting, raising,

cutting drill stations

Drilling

Engineering, supervision 6

consulting services

Office, core shack, rentals 6

operating costs Transportation Contingencies

1,300,000.00450,000.00

430,000.00

24,000.00

48,000.00

198,000.00

2,500,000.00

Total re ided expenditure

l 2,500,000*00

t 5*000,000,00

Signed,

Kirkland Lake, Ontario L. J. Cunningham, B.So., P.Bng. Mining Mutineer

L.J. Cunnfngham, B.Sc., P. Eng., 1 McPhee Ave., Kirkland Lake, Ontario P2N 1M1

I

PROPOSAL FOR SURFACE EXPLORATION ft UNDERGROUND DEVELOPMENT

ON KIRKIANO BASIN PROPERTY, NBWFIELDS MINERALS INC.

SURFACE Diamond Drilling 75,000 feet of drilling t $20.00/ft.

UNDERGROUND(1) Rehabilitation of 3075 Ft. Lsvel, instal track, air,

water 6 ventilation pipe 3*000* O $100.00/ft,(2) Drifting on 3054 Vein Extend existing east drift

2,000* easterly on vein 2,000* t *250,OOXft. From crosscut drift westerly 1,000*

1,000' 6 $250.00/ft.(3) Raising on 3054 Vein 500* at selected sites

• Saoo.oo/ft.(4) Cutting drilling stations on 3054 Vein

10 stations 9 35*000.00 each(5) Crosscut north from 3054 in vicinity of surface drill

hole (85-47) to NewfUld tone 500* O *250.00Xft.(6) Drifting on Newfield cone 500* on minimum of two

veins of the cone 1,000* d IÔ.OO/ft.(7) Raising on Newfield cone at selected sites

300* ft |200.00Xft. (6) Quarts stockwork Zona (Conglomerate Zone) drifting

east 6 west of crosscut 500* O ̂ O.OO/ft. (9) Raising on quarts stockwork cone

100* * *200,OOXft.(10) Crosscutting) extend 2052 crosscut north to mafic

volcanics 200* d *250.00Xft,(11) Drifting east/west from 3052 crosscut on or near

sedimentary/volcanic contact 500* O |250.007ft.(12) Allowance for additional development t

Drifting 500* 0 *250.00Xft. Raising 200* O (200.007ft.

(13) Cutting drill stations10 9 *5,000.00 each

(14) Underground diamond drilling75,000* t 3l2.00Xft.

(15) Service charge to Lao Minerals for air, water, electricity, hoisting, etc.

3l5,OOO.OOXmonth for 24 months(16) Engineering it geological services

2 geologists, 2 helper-samplers, l surveyor, l draftsman, l secretary

120,000.00/00*1 for 24 months(17) Supervision and consulting services

24 months(18) Office, core shack, rentals le operations

U ' fcLjCOO.OO/month for 24 months(19) Transportation

2 vehicles 2 x fcl/WO.OO/month for 24 months(20) Contingencies

24 months

1,500,000.00

300,000.00

500,000,00

250,000.00

100,000.00

50,000.00

125,000,00

250,000.00f w

60,000.00

125,000.00

20,000.00

50,000.00

125,000,00

125,000,0040,000,00

50,000,00

900,000,00

360,000.00

480,000.00

300,000.0024*000,00

48,000.00

218,000.00

6,000*000.00

LJ. Cunnfngham, B.Sc., P. Eng., 1 McPhee Ave., Kirkland Lake, Ontario P2N 1M1

REFERENCES

Burke, D. K.

Burrows, A. G. S Hopkins, P. E. 1923

Charlewood, G. H.

Colvine, A. C. et al

Cunningham, L. J.

Hopkins, Harold

9

Lowrie, D. A. S Wilton, C.K.

Ploeger, F. A Crocket, J,

Savage, W. S.

Seeber, O.A.

Thomson, J. E.

Tihor, L. A. and Crocket, J. H. 1977

1978

Todd, E. W.

1961 Brief Report on Drilling, Westwind Explorations Ltd., Teck TownshipKirkland Lake Gold Area O.D.M. Vol. 32, Part 4, 1923

1964 Geology of Deep Developments on theftain Ore Zone at Kirkland Lake O.D.M. Geological Circular No. 11

1984 An Integrated Model for the Origin of Archean Lode Gold Deposits O.G.S. Open File Report 5524

1980 Review of the Toburn Mine1981 Report on the Sylvanite Mine1946 Gold Mines of Kirkland Lake

Unpublished report Office of the Resident Geologist, M.N.R., Kirkland Lake

1980 Geology of the Kerr Addison Mine Company Report

1982 Relationship of Gold to Syenitic Intrusive Rocks in Kirkland Lake C.I.M.M. Special Volume 24

1964 Mineral Resources tt Mining Properties 1n the Klrkland-Larder Area O.D.M. Mineral Resources Circular No. 3

1984 A Report for Newflelds Minerals Inc. on the Kirkland Basin Property

1948 Geology of Teck Township and the Kenogami Lake Area O.D.M. Vol. 57, Part 5Gold Distribution in the Klrkland- Larder AreaReport of Activities, Part A Geological Survey of Canada Paper 77-1ALithogeochemical Guides to Ore at theKerr Addison7th International Symposium, Golden,Colorado

1928 Kirkland Lake Gold AreaO.D.M. Vol. 37, Part 2, 1928

LJ. Cunningham, B.Sc., P. Eng., 1 McPhee Ave., Kirkland Lake, Ontario P2N 1M1

)

H.EPOUT ON DRILLINGNftVPlELUS MINERALS INC.APHIL - SEPT. 1986

(Summary of Drill Data attached)

CONCLUSIONS AND MCOMMiiiNDATlONS

All holes in this period, with the exceptions of N.86-25, 26 and 27,

were designed to test for extensions of tue gold zones encountered in January

of 1986 in hole N.85-17. Having limited success in extending the zone on

strike - there was some success in the east (holes 19's and 20) and up and

down dip (holes 17D and fi) - a north-trending structure was postulated,

paralleling the Lake Shore and No. l cross faults and subsequently tested.

The holes during this drilling period were unsuccessful in substantiating

this idea. Furtuer exploration of this theory was recommended and conducted

subsequent to this period of drilling.

Hole N.86-25 was drilled to test un dip from the 3054 drift of Lake

Shore which carried anomalous gold for 500' of strike length. No gold was

encountered.

Holes N.86-26 and 27 were drilled to test the Lake Shore cross fault

for mineriil ization on a north-trending structure similar to that being

postulated for the gold zones of N.85-17's. A half ounce gold assay over 1.1

feet was encountered in hole N.86-26 so further work was recommended and

subsequently conducted to further investigate this theory.

The gold zones of N.85-17's and N.86-19's and 20 occur at great depth

and are difficult to evaluate from surface drilling. It was recommended the

underground exploration be conducted using access from the 2075 crosscut and

the 3054 drift from the Lake Shore Mine.

Dated at


20th August, 1987

Signed,

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NEWFIELDS MINERALS, INC. - KIRKLAND BASIN PROJECT

STRIKEtDIP tLOGGED BY t J Mucklow, T TwomeyDRILLED BY* Heath B, Sherwood DrillingPURPOSE i Wedged around bend in N-85-16A

LOCATION:DATE DRILLED t Apr 11 - May 4 , 1 986

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4098 - 4533' TEMISKAMING SEDIMENTS

4098 - 4170'

4098 - 4135'

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4170

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4119'

4164.7'

4290'

4242' 4247'

4282 - 4290'

4290 - 4533' 4350 - 4360'

4380 - 4396' 4414.4 - 4432.0' 4432 - 4451' 4468.5 - 4470.5' 4483 - 4503' 4512.5 - 4515' 4530 - 4533'

GREYWACKE - graded bedding withrip-up clasts, local conglomeraticzones r local trace pyriteModerately to strongly sericitic,schistosity well definediGA *s 25 r 50 degreesNumerous quartz-feldspar stringersgenerally concordant with schistosityLightly sericitic/ localquartz-feldspar veins and stringersCONGLOMERATE - local greywacke/gritintercalationsGrittyMatrix supported conglomerate,gravel-sized rounded, clastsstretched clastsi CA ~ 50 degreesAs above, lightly hematiticgiving a blue-black coloration,magneticGREYWACKEfine-grained greywacke (turbidite),graded beds, slightly magneticSlightly magneticBleachedGround Core (lost)BleachedBleached 'BleachedBleached

DRILL LOG HOLE t PAGE t

N-85-16B 2

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

4533 r 5147.8'

5147.8 - 5322

BASAL TUFF

4533 - 4660'

4660 r 4729'

4729 - 4736'

4736 - 4827' 4749'

4816 - 4819'

4827 r 4870.5'4836'4860.5 - 4861'

4870.5 - 4882' 4882'

4882 - 4937.5'

4937.5 - 5147.8'

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- 4954' 5 - 5033'

5068.5 - 5073.0'

5144'

Dark green-grey , weak to moderate magnetics Dark green-grey to purplish, hematitic, weakly magnetic Light green-grey to purplish, local bleaching and hematitic zones Light green-grey, not magnetic Geologically-orgasmic soft- sediment deformation, younging uphole) bedding CA - 60 degrees - Coarse, reworked agglomerate?

Patchy bleaching Cross bedding Sedimentary dikes

Sericitic Cross bedding

Grey-green, well bedded, localgritty beds and diagenetic pyriteVOLCANIC CONGLOMERATE - polymicticbut generally all clasts arevolcanogenic and matrix is mafictuffaceous, local diagenetic pyriteAsh tuffFeldspar crystal, lapilli tuff,foliation GA - 45 degrees(bedding parallel)INTERMEDIATE DIKE - grey,porphyriticExcellent bedding t GA s 40 -45 degrees

KINOJEVIS VOLCANICS

5147.8 - 5148.1' Altered contact (unconformity?) 5148.1 - 5198.8' Crowded feldspar-phyric,

coarse volcanics (similar to upper porphyritic volcanics but more massive)

DRILL LOG HOLE* N-85-16B PAGE: 3

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DESCRIPTION

KINOJEVIS VOLCANICS (cont'd)

5198.8 - 5322'

Feldspar crystals are very "crisp" looking f nonmagnetic i Pervasive carbonate selectively replacing feldspars from 5169* on Saussuritic, feldspars greenish and indistinct, however rock still coarsegrained and porphyritici strongly magnetic t pervasive carbonate selectively replaces feldspars i l r 2 mm crystals of magnetite (2 - 396) , feldspars 40 - 50#, dark green (amphibole or pyroxenes and accessories) groundmass

5322 END OF HOLE

BORE HOLE DATA

DATE DEPTH ACID TEST (degrees)

WEDGE TOP

WEDGE TYPE

AZIMUTH

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DIP

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APR 12 4085' 4095 steel 352 -63

Apr 17 Apr 17 Apr 19 Apr 22 Apr 22 Apr 24 Apr 26 May 3 May 3 May 3 May 3

4195' 4290' 4390' 4487' 4590' 4690' 4790' 5100' 4750' 4400' 5322'

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End of Hole

SIGNEDt

ASSAY REPORT

PROPERTY! Newfields Minerals Inc. Teck Township

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

017 - 109.2* 109.5 - 112' 112 - 115' 115 - 118' 118 - 119.2 1

119.2 - 120'

120 - 122.8'122.8 - 126'126 - 128'

128.0 130.5 133 - 135.5 138 -

- 130.3'- 133' 135.5'- 138' 140.5'

140.5 - 143' 143 - 145.5'

145.5 - 148' 148 - 150.5' 150.5 - 153' 153 - 155.5' 155.5 - 158' 158 - 160.5'

160.5 - 163' 163 - 165.5' 165.5 - 168' 288 - 291'

291 - 293.5' 297 - 299.5' 299.5 - 302' 302 - 305' 305 - 308' 308 - 310.5' 310.5 - 312.4'

K alteration (hematitic?)As aboveAs aboveAs aboveSericitic/ numerousquartz stringersSericitic, numerousquartz stringers/ maficsyeniteAs aboveAs aboveSericitic, silicic,feldspar porphyryAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveLight to no alteration,feldspar porphyryAs aboveNumerous felsic ribs,pyrite on slip faces,mafic syeniteAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveLocal K alteration,mafic syeniteAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveLocal veinlets, pervasivecarbonate, mafic syeniteAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs above

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630.5 - 633' 633 - 635.5' 635.5 - 638' 638 - 640' 640 - 642.5'

462.5 - 645.5' 645 - 648' 648 - 651' 651 - 653.5' 653.5 - 656' 656 - 658'

224.2 - 224.9'

237.5 - 233.1'

239 - 241.7'

241.7 - 242.8' 257.6 - 258.3'

269.5 - 272.5' 293.5 - 297' 312.7 - 313.2'

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364.4 - 364.8'

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3.02.53.02.52.52.0

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ASSAY REPORT

PROPERTY: Newfields Minerals Inc. Teck Township

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

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404.2 406.5

411.5 416.5 420.2 421.7 428.1

427.2 432.3 436.9 440 - 443.5

489.4 493.3

510.2

511.7 518.7 536.4 538.8 543.6 561.5 562.6

565.4 570.7

576.3 578.9 586.5 595.1

- 405.2' - 411.5'

- 416.5' - 420.2' - 421.7' - 423.1' - 427.2'

- 432.3' - 436.9' - 440' 443.5' - 445'

- 490.2' - 495.5'

- 510.9'

- 512.2' - 519.9' - 536.9' - 539.2' - 544' - 562.6' - 565.4'

- 568.8' - 571.6'

- 578.9' - 580.8' - 588' - 597.6'

603 - 604.5' 609.8 - 610.6'

Quartz-carbonate vein and alteration, mafic syenite As aboveNumerous qua r t z-feldspar carbonate veins/ altered mafic syenite As above As above As above As aboveNumerous quartz-feldspar carbonate veins, altered mafic syenite As above As above As above As aboveContact zone with feldspar porphyry dike/ mafic syenite As aboveAltered quartz vein/ mafic syenite Altered, fine veinlets/ mafic syenite As above As above As above As above As aboveAltered mafic syenite Red alteration/ quartz- carbonate/ mafic syenite As aboveBrecciated/ carbonate/ mafic syenite Altered mafic syenite Hematitic/ mafic syenite As aboveRed alteration/ mafic syeniter

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FOOTAGE

623.8 - 624.5'

666.6 - 671'

671 - 675.6' 761.6 - 762.5'

756.773.778.781.787827.

844.848.849.856.

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.1'

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.6'

.8'

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864 - 865.6 1 866.1 - 867.4' 868.4 - 869.1'

983.5 - 984'

1000.1 - 1012.3 -

1064.4 - 1068.5 - 1079.7 -

1091.1 - 1139.3 -

1140.1 -

1146.6 - 1198.3 -

1001.4' 1062.7'

1064.9' 1068.9' 1080.6'

1091.4' 1140.1'

1140.7'

1148.3' 1198.8'

DESCRIPTION

carbonate-feldspar/hematite, mafic syeniteRed alteration, maficsyeniteRed alteration andhematite, mafic syeniteAs aboveRed, (hematite) alteration 11465mafic syeniteAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveRed to green alteration,mafic syeniteAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveRed to green alteration,chlorite, mafic syeniteAs aboveAs aboveRed to green alteration,trace of pyrite, maficsyeniteNarrow shear with quartz,mafic syeniteAs aboveSeveral feldspar veinlets,mafic syeniteAs aboveAs aboveQuartz-feldspar vein,carbonate, mafic syeniteAs aboveCarbonate alteration,mafic syeniteQuartz-feldspar vein,mafic syeniteAs above1/2" quartz vein, maficsyenite

S8B88B88

SAMPLENO.

11462

H11463

11464. 11465

114661146711468114691147011471

114721147311474E3901

390239033904

3905

39063907

390839093910 .

39113912

3913

39143915

HOLE;PAGE:

WIDTH(ft)

0.7

4.4

4.60.9

2.71.72.24.21.74.2

0.40.85.24.7

1.61.30.7

0.5

1.30.4

0.50.40.9

0.30.8

- 0.6

1.70.5

N-85-164

AuPPB

3

4

34

6108664

67

6617

4266

3

712

676

84

6

42

ASSAY REPORT

PROPERTY* Newfields Minerals Inc. Teck Township

HOLE: N-85-16 PAGE: 5

FOOTAGE

aaaaaaasaaasaaaaaaaaaaas1205.3 - 1205.8'

DESCRIPTION

1209.5 1214.9 1216.5 1217.5 1219.9 1220.3 1222 - 1230 - 1231.7

- 1209.8 1- 1215.6 1- 1216.8'- 1217.8'- 1220.3'- 1221.5' 1222.3 1 1230.3'- 1232.9'

1237.9 - 1238.5'

1238.71242.5

1287.9

1294.5

1239.1' 1243'

1288.1'

1295.9'

1296.3 - 1297.2' 1377.5 - 1378'

1453 - 1454'

1518.0 - 1519.8'

1614.9 - 1615.4'

1615.7 - 1616.7'

1630 - 1630.4'

1639 - 1639.9'

1649.9 - 1650.4'

vein, mafic syeniteAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveQuartz vein, mAs above4" quartz vein/ maficsyeniteQuartz-earbonate pod,mafic syenite

Quartz-earbonate vein, mafic syenite Quartz veinlet, mafic syeniteDeformed to sheared, chlorite-carbonate, less than 196 pyrite, mafic syenite

As aboveMafic dike, quartz- carbonate vein, mafic syeniteQuartz vein (3") chlorite, mafic syenite 2" quartz veins in shears, chlorite, carbonate, sericitic, mafic syenite Narrow shear with quartz- feldspar, mafic syenite Quartz-feldspar, sericitic in narrow shear, mafic syenite Quartz-feldspar in narrow shear, mafic syenite Altered narrow shears, mafic syenite Narrow shear with less than 196 pyrite, mafic

f S

laaaaaaaasss

bonatete

c syenite

lafic

pod,

vein,

sassaa

SAMPLENO.

3916

391739183919392039213922392339243925

3926

39273928

WIDTH(ft)

aaasaaaaa

0.5

0.30.70.30.30.41.20.30.31.2

0.6

0.40.5

AuPPB

aaasaaaaa

3

323224

10764

4

143

3929

3930

0.2

1.4

3931 3932

3933

3934

3935

E3936

3937

3938

3939

0.9 0.5

0.9

0.9

0.5

1.0

0.4

0.9

0.5

6 6

4

8

7

6

14

6

8

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FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

1762.9

1818 -

1831.4

1919 -

1922.6

1977 -

2003.5

2005.42011.3

2115.7

2156 -

- 1765.5'

1818.2'

- 1831.9'

1919.9'

- 1923.2'

1977.5'

- 2004'

- 2005.9'- 2011.9'

- 2116'

2156.5'

2188 - 2188.4'

68 - 70.5

70.5 - 73' 73 - 75.5' 75.5 - 78' 78 - 80.5' 80.5 - 83' 83 - 85.5' 85.5 - 90.5'

90.5 - 95.5' 95.5 - 98' 98 - 101.3'

101.3 - 104.6' 104.6 - 107' 2273.3 - 2273.8'

syeniteNarrow shear, sericitealteration, mafic syenitel" carbonate vein, maficsyenite2" carbonate vein, maficsyeniteShear, chlorite andcarbonate, mafic syenitePink alteration, carbonateand chlorite, mafic syeniteShearing, quartz-calcite,mafic syeniteShear, quartz-carbonate,sericite, mafic syeniteAs aboveQuartz-calcite veins,mafic syenitel" quartz-feldspar veinin shear, mafic syenitel" quartz-feldspar,carbonate vein, maficsyeniteSmall quartz-feldsparveinlets/stockwork, maficsyeniteGrit trace to 1# pyrite(disseminated)As aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveGrit trace to 196 pyrite(disseminated)As aboveAs aboveMafic syenite, K alteration 5014(hematitic)As aboveAs aboveCalcite and chlorite and

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SAMPLE WIDTH NO. (ft)

3940

3941

3942

3943

3944i 3945

3946

3947 3948

N5001

5002

5003

5004

5005 5006 5007 5008 5009 5010 5011

5012 5013

i 5014

5015 ' 5016 5017

2.6

0.2

0.5

0.9

0.6

0.5

0.5

0.5 0.6

0.3

0.5

0.4

2.5

2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 5.0

5.0 2.5

. 3.3

3.3 2.4 0.5

N-85-16 6

asaaaaa

Au PPB

17

7

3

6

26

nil

nil

nil nil

nil

nil

nil

nil

nil nil nil nil nil nil nil

nil nil 10

nil nil nil

ASSAY REPORT



FOOTAGE

2359.8 r 2360.3'

2370.6 - 2381.3'

2397.5 - 2398.5'

2400.6 r 2401'

2426 - 2426.3'

2436.5 - 2436.9'

2453.9 - 2456.2'

2456.2 - 2458' 2458 - 2459.9'

2459.9 - 2460.2'

2460.2 - 2462' 2488 - 2488.5' 2536.2 - 2538' 2538 - 2540'

2552.3 r 2552.9' 2555.8 r 2556.6'

2564.8 - 2565.8' 2592.4 - 2594'

2598.3 - 2598.8'

2612.5 - 2613.0'

DESCRIPTION SAMPLE NO.

5018altered mafic syeniteShear, chlorite andcarbonate, mafic syeniteLarge felsic rib, mafic 5019syeniteLarge felsic rib, numerous 5020carbonate-filled fractures,mafic syeniteQuartz, carbonate-filled 5021shear, mafic syeniteShear, carbonate and 5022chloriteFelsic rib, carbonate 5023veinlet parallel withinmafic syeniteCarbonate and deformed, 5024mafic syeniteAs above 5025Carbonate and deformed, 5026mafic syenite, lowercontact with QPFQuartz veining at 5027contact, QPFCarbonate fractures, QPF 5028Bleached and quartz, QPF 5029Increasingly sericitic, QPF 5030Strongly sericitic, local 5031fuchsite, quartz veins, QPFAs above 5032Strongly sericitic, local 5033fuchsite, quartz veins,galena, QPFAs above 5034Strongly sericitic, local N5035fuchsite, quartz veinsSericitic quartz-feldspar, 5036minor green mica, quartzveinsSericitic quartz-feldspar, 5037with minor green mica,irregular quartz veins,2- inch with less than 19&fine galena

WIDTH (ft)

0.5

0.7

1.0

0.4

0.3

0.4

2.3

1.81.9

0.3

0.8 0.5 1.8 2.0

0.6 0.8

1.0 1.6

0.5

0.5

Au PPB

nil

nil

nil

nil

nil

nil

nil

nil nil

nil

nilnilnil10

nil nil

nil nil

nil

nil

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE! N-85-16 PAGE! 8

FOOTAGE

BSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS:

2623.8 - 2624.6' 2628 - 2630.2'


2632.2 - 2633.7' 2690.8 - 2613'

2649.7 - 2650.7'

2661.02673.82675.72690.52704.4

2661.7' 2674.3' 2676.8' 2691.0' 2705.3'

2708.0 - 2708.4'

2711.0 - 2712.6'

2720.6 - 2722.2'

2728.8 - 2730.0'

2743.62745.82748.72755.9

2745.1' 2746.9' 2749.5' 2756.5'

2765.2 - 2768.0'

2768.5 - 2770.8' 2773.5 - 2775.3' 2814 - 2814.5'

As above 5038Sericitic quartz-feldspar 5039with minor green mica,irregular quartz veinsAs above 5040Sericitic quartz-feldspar 5041with minor green mica,quartz fractures, lessthan 196 galenaIrregular quartz veins, 5042less than 196 galena, inaltered quartz-feldsparAs aboveAs aboveAs above

As aboveQuartz vein in altered quartz-feldspar, abundant green micaQuartz vein, speck of 5048 galenaIrregular quartz veins 5049 with less than 196 galena in altered quartz-feldspar Quartz fractures at 60 5050 degrees with less than 196 galena in altered quartz- feldsparIrregular quartz veins 5051 with less than 196 galena in altered quartz-feldspar As above 5052 As above 5053 As above 5064 Irregular quartz veins, 5055 pyrite and galena less than 196 moly on fracture Irregular quartz veins, 5056 less than 196 galena in altered quartz-feldspar As above 5057 As above 5058 Quartz vein with red 5059

WIDTH (ft)

0.8 1.2

1.5 3,2

1.0

1.2

1.5 1.1 0.9 0.6

2.8

2.3 1.8 0.5

Au PPB

10 nil

nil nil

nil

504350445045

50465047

0.70.51.1

0.50.9

nilnil

10nilnil

0.4 nil

1.6 nil

1.6 nil

nil

nil nil nil nil

nil

nil nil

ASSAY REPORT



FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION SAMPLE WIDTH Au NO. (ft) PPB

SBBSssBsssBSBBBSBSSBBSsBSBSSBSsssBSSBSBSSBSsssBSiEBBSssssBsssBSBsssBSBS

2824.3 - 2825.3'

2839.4 - 2840.l 1 2848 - 2848.9' 2862.4 - 2863.4' 2871.9 - 2873.0' 2875.5 - 2877.0'

2878.7 - 2879.2'

2891.0 - 2892.7' 2900.5 - 2901.8'

2956.8 -

2960.2 -

2962.7 -

2963.9 -

2958.0'

2961.2'

2963.0'

2965.0'

2970.4 - 2971.0' 2990.4 - 2991.0'

3002 - 3005'

30055100

3007.5' 5105.0'

fractures in altered quartz-feldsparIrregular quartz veins 5060 1.0 nil with less than 196 galena in altered quartz-feldsparAs above 5061 0.7 nil As above 5062 0.9 10 As above 5063 1.0 nil As above 5064 1.1 10 Quartz veins with red 5065 1.5 nil alterationQuartz vein at 30 degrees 5066 0.5 nil with less than 196 galena in altered quartz-feldsparAs above 5067 1.7 nil Quartz fracture in quartz- 5068 1.3 nil feldsparMinor quartz fractures/ 5069 odd pyrite cube in quartz- feldsparMinor quartz fractures/ 5070 speck of galena in quartz-feldsparQuartz vein/ 2", in 5071 quartz-feldspar; CA s 80 degreesMinor quartz fractures 5072 1.3 nil in quartz-feldsparAs above 5073 1.0 nil Green fractured quartz- 5074 0.6 nil feldspar with quartz stringerFractured quartz-feldspar/ 5075 3.0 nil parallel to core with ' quartz stringersAs above 5076 2.5 nil Basal Grit, l* coarse 1893 5.0 15 pyrite (no anomalous sludge here)

.1.2

i.o

0.3

nil

nil

nil

DRILL LOG HOLE t PAGE l

N-85-17D l


LOCATION!DATE DRILLEDi Apr 12 - May 14, 1986

STRIKEtDIP lLOGGED BYi T Twomey, J MucklowDRILLED BYt Heath S, Sherwood DrillingPURPOSEt To intersect gold zone 300 below 17 parent

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

2294 - 2740.5'

2740.5 - 4257'

Top of Wedge 2276'

TEMISKAMING SEDIMENTS - CONGLOMERATE

2325 - 2350'

2387 - 2392' 2463 - 2468' 2476 - 2487'

2453' 2504' 2536 - 2660'

2554.2 - 2560.12588 - 2593'2683'2738.5 - 2740.5 1

Few clasts, mostly medium to fine-grained greywacke No core, reamed for wedge No core, reamed for wedge Minor bleaching (sericitic), clasts elongated at 20 degrees Steel wedge - some core repeated Steel wedge - some core repeated Sericitic with minor quartz veining and minor green mica Abundant quartz veinlets Wedge - reamed/ no core Wedged {steel)Gradational contact with mafic tuff

KINOJEVIS VOLCANICS

2740.5 - 3019.4'

2843.8 - 2844.5' 2900 - 2998'

2998 - 3019.4'

3019.4 - 3120.1'

Commonly feldspar-phyric, locally containing lapilli and less commonly bombs, numerous carbonate veinlets Quartz veini CA s 35 degrees Abundant calcite veining and pervasive carbonate Silicic with quartz veining

INTERMEDIATE DIKE(S) - grey, multiphase, numerous quartz stringers with less than 1& pyrite

DRILL LOG HOLE t PAGEt

N-85-17D 2

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


3055.5 - 3062'

3072 - 3120.1' 3077.0 - 3080.6'

3105 - 3106'

3107.0 - 3112.0'

3116'

3120.1 - 3120.1 -

3468' 3123.8'

3132.8 - 3137.2'

3148.2 - 3152.0'

3155.0 - 3157.3'

3184.0 - 3187.0'

3194.2 - 3196.4'

3198.8 - 3202'

Up to 196 moly and 256 pyrite inquartz veining, 179 ppb Au and50 ppm Mo over 6.5'Brown altered intermediate dike2 in. wide quartz-moly stringerwith 296 disseminated pyriteat 5 degrees to CA, 0.103 oz/ton Au and 786 ppm Mo over 1.0*Fine-grained grey dike withinfine-grained brown-altered dike(?),CA B 10 degreesl" wide quartz-moly veinlet parallelto CA, 749 oz/ton Au, and102 ppm Mo over 5.0'Possible moly. fracture atCA - 5 degrees

BROWN ALTERED ZONE (BAZ)Upper Gold Zone? quartz-molystringers with 396 pyrite at5 degrees to CA, (ie. zone isless than l foot in width) atcontact with dike and BAZ,0.12 oz/ton Au, 500 ppm Moover 3.6'GREEN DIKE - contacts at45 and 20 degrees to CAGREY DIKE - brown altered, finegrained with numerous quartzstringers, over 196 pyriteCA s 15 and 45 degreeson contactsDIKE - fine-grained, brownaltered; CA f 15 and45 degrees on contactsDIKE - fine-grained, brownalteredMoly slips with 196 disseminatedpyrite, 584 ppb Au, 76 ppm Moover 2.2'Quartz veining with localized196 fine pyrite associatedwith moly fractures;807 ppb Au, 366 ppm Mo over 3.2'


N-85-17D 3

FOOTAGE:8S8S88B8BS8888

DESCRIPTIONBB8B88SB8888SSS888SB8BS8

8388S88B888888888B888888888SBS888S:8388S38SS888888SS888BB3B88SSB88S83SS


3217 r 3232.5

3223' r 3247'

3350 - 3402*

3356 - 3375.9'

3378.5 - 3380.5'

3401.6'

3433.8 - 3435.3'

3437.9'

3468'

3468 - 3592'

3512 - 3523' 3513.3 - 3514.3'

3554.7 - 3555.9'

3592 - 3641' 3602 - 3612' 3629 r 3630'

3641 - 3760.9'

3656.5 - 3663.4'

Reamed out for wedge Numerous white quartz-feldspar veins with 796 pyrite associated with margins? locally molyi 0.018 oz/ton Au, 90 ppm Mo over 14.5'SILICEOUS BAZ - numerous quartz- feldspar veins, very pale to buff colouredBAZ brecciated and flooded with quartz, local crystals of pyrite commonly associated with moly fractures in quartz Quartz stringers with locally 5* pyrite? 113 ppb Au over 2.0' 2" quartz vein with 296 pyrite? 222 ppb Au, 74 ppm Mo over 0.9' Quartz veining, 196 pyrite (coarse) trace moly? 0.038 oz/ton Au, 262 ppm Mo over 1.5' 2" quartz vein, 196 pyrite, trace moly? 0.012 oz/ton Au, 52 ppm Mo over 1.4' Grades out of brown alteration

DARK GREEN MAFIC with sametexture as BAZ, hematite asdiscreet crystals (alteredmagnetite)Narrow BAZ, gradational contacts2" wide quartz vein with 196 pyriteand moly, CA ~ 20 degrees80 ppb Au, 722 ppm Mo over 1.7'Cemented fault gouge - hematitic?CA s 15 - 20 degrees

BROWN ALTERD ZONE (BAZ)Dark green colouredQuartz and wallrock breccia (fault)?CA s 45 degrees

DARK GREEN MAFIC - magnetiteunaltered (highly magnetic),carbonatedGREY DIKE - contacts at 40degrees, medium grained withchilled margins


N-85-17D 4

FOOTAGEaaSBBSaBaBSBBSaBB

DESCRIPTION


3663.4 r 3665.9'

3674'3699.4 - 3700.1'

3704.0 r 3715.7'

3715.6 - 3717' 3749.0 - 3750.3' 3755.6 - 3760.0'

3760.93763 1

- 3781.0'

3781.0 -

3783.4 -

3806.6 -

3834.7 -

3783.4'

3859'

3808.7'

3840.3'

3859 - 3897'

3897 - 3958' 3926.3 - 3927.2'

3929.7 - 3930.5' 3940.1 - 3941.3'

3958 - 3985'

Lower Gold Zone (?), silicifiedwith 3 r- 5t disseminatedpyrite and trace molyi0.121 oz/ton Au over 2.5'Grey Dike - 1/2" wide, irregularGREY DIKE - fine-grained, contactsat 43 degreesINTERMEDIATE DIKE (or tuff? -contains granite clast or xenolith)grey, with a reddish-grey dike intrudedinto it from 3707.8 to 3711.2'196 disseminated pyrite, trace molyGREY DIKE r contacts at 40 degreesGREY DIKE (or tuff? - contains agranite clast or xenolith) ,minor quartz veinlets

BROWN ALTERED ZONE (BAZ) Quartz-feldspar veinlet with moly-py halo INTERMEDIATE DIKE - greyish-pink

DARK GREEN MAFICS - same texture as above, highly magnetic 196 pyrite, trace moly with minor quartz stringers GREY DIKE - contacts at approximately 30 degrees, fine grained

BAZ - with minor quartz veinlets, gradational contact at approximately 3859', less deformed or foliated than the main brown altered zone above as well as less sulphide rich

DARK GREEN MAFICS - less deformed Bleached mafics, 5096 quartz veining . Bleached mafics, quartz fracture l" wide calcite, with 596 pyrite

BAZ - less deformed than Upper Zones, gradational upper contact

DRILL LOG HOLEt N-85-17D PAGEt 5

FOOTAGESBSSSSB

DESCRIPTIONBSBBBBBSBSBBBBSSSSSBBBSBBBBBBB88S88BSSSSSSKB8SBBSSSSSSBSSSBSSSB

KINOJEVIS VOLCANICS ( cont'd)

3985 r 4064'

4000.8 - 4005'

4064 r 4081' 4064 r 4067' 4076.7 - 4078'

4081'

4081 r 4257' 4095 - 4103'

4103 ~ 4 117'

4130.1 r 4 132'

4152 - 4257'

4242.5'

DARK GREEN MAFICS (Gabbro?) -medium-grained , massive andmagnetic/ deformed zones morediscreetGREY DIKE - contacts at45 degreesBAZ -as above zoneSilicifiedGrey Dike - upper contact at45 degreesGrades into dark green maficvolcanics

DARK GREEN MAFICSMAFIC DIKE - black, fine grained,magnetic, upper contact at15 degrees, lower contact at05 degreesSpotty, porphyritic textureof white feldspars in mediumrgrained mafics (gabbro?)MAFIC DIKE - fine-grained,contact at 75 degrees to CAGrades to a coarse-grainedmesocratic gabbro - dark greenand white, with 1?6 disseminatedmagnetiteIntrusive contact

4257 END OF HOLE

DRILL LOG HOLEt N-85-17D PAGEt 6

FOOTAGEESBSSSSSBBBBB

DESCRIPTIONB8888SB8S88B8BSSS8S88SS8888

BORE HOLE DATA

DATE DEPTH ACID WEDGE WEDGE AZIMUTH DIPTEST TOP TYPE (degrees) (degrees)

PURPOSEIntersect gold zone at depth

BSBBSSBSSSBBaaSBBBBBSSBBSaaaSSBBBBSaaaBBBaBBBBBSBaaSaBBSSBBSBBaaaSBaBa

Apr 12

Apr 12

Apr 13Apr 14Apr 14Apr 15Apr 15Apr 18Apr 20Apr 20

Apr 22Apr 23

Apr 26Apr 27Apr 28Apr 29Apr 30Apr 30

May 2May 7May 8May 12May 14May 14May 15May 15May 14

2275'

2317'

2367'2384'2387'2439'2463'2500'2537'2550'

2648'2683'

2804'2927'3007'3124'3208'3217'

3261'3697'3780'4050'4247'4076'3870'3435'4257'

2275' Steel

2384' Retriev,

002

003

3572453' 2504'

Steel Steel

2550' Retriev.

Steel

3201 Retriev,

351

347343343337333

328315321

322322322

r77.75

-77.25

-78.25-77.5

-78.3-78.75-79.0

-76.5

-76.0-75.0-75.0-74.0-72.25-73.5

-70.0-73.5-62.0-58*0-56.0-58.0-61.0-68.0

Start 17D from parent hole Erroneous due to magnetics Good Steepen hole

Steepen hole AXE TEST

Right azimuth/ 25 degrees STP

Right azimuth steel wedge

Steepening and10 degree RAZ wedge

Magnetic!MagneticMagnetic

EOH

SIGNEDt

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE: N-85-17D PAGE* l

s—sszss:sssssss:ssss

FOOTAGE

2554

25573000

3004300930143019

302230273032

3037

30423046

3048

30523055

3057

3062306730723077

3078

3079

30803087

3092

.2

-.3

.5

.2

.4

.4

.4--

-

-.2

-

.7

.5

-

----

.5

.5

.6-

-

- 2557'

2560.1'- 3004.5'

- 3009.2'- 3014.4'- 3019.4'- 3022.4'

- 3027'3032'3037'

3042'

3046.2'- 3018'

3052.7'

- 3055.5'- 3057'

3062'

3067'3072'3077'3078.5'

- 3079.5'

- 3080.6'

- 3087'3092'

3097'


Abundant quartz veinlets,in conglomerateAs aboveSilicified mafic volcanics twith variable quartz veinletsAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveGrey dike, minor quartzstringers/ less than 196pyriteAs aboveAs aboveGrey dike, abundant quartzveining, 196 pyriteGrey dike, minor quartzstringersAs aboveBrecciated quartz vein,GA s 20 degrees, pyritein fracturesGrey dike, numerous quartzstringersAs aboveWhite quartz vein, less than196 pyrite, trace molyGrey dike, minor quartzstringers, 196 molyAs aboveAs aboveBrown altered(?) grey dikeGold Zone?, quartz stringerplus pyrite plus moly, 2"wide, GA - 5 degreesAs above, contains the mostof the 2" wide zoneAs above, lots of dike(?)wall rockBrown altered(?) grey dike,As above, less than 196pyriteAs above, less than 196

6466

64676468

6469647064716472

647364746475

6476

64776478

6479

64806481

6482

6483648464856486

6487

6488

64896490

6491

WIDTH

sssss -

2.

3.4.

4.5.5.3.

4.5.5.

5.

4.1.

4.

2.1.

5.

5.5.5.1.

1.

1.

6.5.

5.

8

12

7200

600

0

28

7

85

0

0005

0 0

1 0

40

0

Au Mo(ppb) (ppm!- -. .

19

117

76

1114

41227

32

884

21

18180

169

1067

506

. 103opt

.053opt

8264

52

2

62

222

nil

nil24

2

24

nil

256

48

224

190

786

448

2212

6

ASSAY REPORT

PROPERTYt Newfields Minerals Inc. Teck Township

HOLE i PAGE t

N-85-17D 2

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION 'BBSSSSS88BB8SSS8BSBS8SBBBBS

3097 - 3102' 3102 - 3107' 3107 - 3112'

3112 - 3117*

3117 - 3120.l 1

3120.1 - 3122'

3122 - 3123.7' 3123.7 - 3127'

3127 - 3132.5' 3132.5 - 3137' 3137 - 3142.5' 3142.5 - 3148.2' 3148.2 - 3152'

3152 - 3157.3'

3157.3 - 3162' 3162 - 3167' 3167 - 3172' 3172 - 3177' 3177 - 3182' 3182 - 3187'

3187 - 3192' 3192 - 3194.2' 3194.2 - 3196.4'

3196.4 - 3198.8' 3198.8 - 3202'

3202 - 3207'

3207 - 3212' 3212 - 3217'

SAMPLE NO.

888B8BS

649264936494

WIDTH Au Mo (ppb) (ppra)

pyriteAs aboveAs aboveAs above, l" wide quartz-moly veinlet, parallel toCAAs above, possible moly 6495fracture with 2'Z pyriteBrick red fine-grained dike, 6496with quartz stringerparallel to CAGold zone? quartz-moly 6497stringers at 0.5 degreesto CAGold zone (cont'd)Brown altered zone - brickredAs aboveGreen dikeBrown altered zoneAs aboveBrown-altered grey dike,numerous quartz stringersBAZ plus 2' altered grey 6505dikeBAZ 6506BAZ 6507BAZ 6508BAZ 6509BAZ 6510Mostly fine-grained brown- 6511altered dikeBAZ 6512BAZ 6513BAZ, 196 disseminated pyrite 6514associated with moly slipsBAZ 6515BAZ, pyritic quartz veining 6516with molyBAZ, 2' of quartz-feldspar 6517veining with pyriticmarginsBAZ 6518BAZ 6519

5.0 5.0 5.0

5.0

3.1

1.9 0.162opt 344

19 8

749

147

151

2 2

102

14

38

64986499

65006501650265036504

1.73.3

5.54.55.55/83.8

0.070opt 73017 166

8 210 27 28 nil

25 nil

5.3

4.7 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0

5.0 2.2 2.2

2.4 3.2

5.0

5.0 5.0

81078

25

17

31115126

11

484

584

54807

34

74

222

nilnil

2

222222

21676

6366

16

42

ASSAY REPORT


HOLEi N-85-17D PAGE* 3

FOOTAGE

SBaaaaaaasssaaaa

3223 - 3228' 3228 - 3232.5' 3232.5 - 3237'

3237 - 3242 1

3242 - 3247'

DESCRIPTION

3247 -3252 -3257 -3262 -3267 -3272 -3277 -3282 -3287 -3292 -3297 -3302 -3307 -

3252'3257'3262'3267'3272'3277'3282'3287'3292'3297'3302'3307'3312'

3312 - 3317'

3317 - 3322' 3322 - 3327'

3327 - 3332 - 3337 - 3342 - 3347 - 3352 - 3356 -

3359.23361.93364.33367.93370.9

3375.93378.5

3332' 3337' 3342' 3347' 3352' 3356' 3359.2'

- 3361,- 3364,- 3367,- 3370,

9' 3' 9' 9'

aBBaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasBaaBSBBS

BAZBAZBAZ - abundant white quartzveins/ 196 pyrite/ molyAs above/ trace moly/196 pyriteAs above/ trace moly/associated with less than196 pyriteAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveBrown-altered zoneAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs above/ trace molyBrown-altered zone/ numerousquartz veinletsAs above/ less than 196pyriteBAZBAZ

BAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZ/ highly siliceous/trace pyriteBAZ/ as aboveBAZ/ as above/ trace molyBAZ/ as aboveBAZ/ fractured and siliceous

- 3375.9'

- 3378.5'- 3380.5'

SAMPLE NO.

BBSSS:

652065216522

6523

6524

BAZ/ highly siliceous/locally 1096 pyriteBAZBAZ/ locally 596 pyrite with

6525652665276528652965306531653265336534653565366537

6538

65396540

6541654265436544654565466547

65486549655065516552

'6553 6554

saaBBBSSBBBBBBaaaaa

WIDTH Au Mo(ppb) (ppm)

sssBaaaBaasaassBSBB

5.0 7 24.5 11 nil4.5 0.016 114

5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0

5.0

5, 5,

O O

5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 4.0 3.2

2.7 3.4 3.6 3.0 5.0

2.6 2.0

18opt

20opt

361723

34312185194867

13514

7

68

32946644

788

1032

7113

: 84

: 76

2nil

2nilnilnilnil

22

nil2

584

2

22

4182

nil222

2422

10

430

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE i PAGE i

N-85-17D 4

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION ' SAMPLE NO.

WIDTH Au Mo (ppb) (ppm)

3380.53383.23387 -3392 -3397 -3401.1

3402 -3407 -3412 -3417 -3422 -3427 -3432 -3433.8

3435.33437.6

3439 -3442 -3447 -3452 -3457 -3462 -3467 -

3472 -3477 -3482 -3487 -3492 -3497 -3502 -3507 -3512 -3513.3

- 3383.2'- 3387'3392'3397'3401.1'- 3402'

3407'3412'3417'3422'3427'3432'3433.8'- 3435.3'

- 3437.6'- 3439'

3442'3447'3452'3457'3462'3467'3472'

3477 '3482'3487'3492'3497'3502'3507'3512'3513.3'- 3515'

3515 - 3517 -

3517' 3522'

3522 - 3527'

SBBBSBSSSSSSSSSSSSSBSSBSBSSBSSSSSBSSSSBSBSSSBBBBSBBBSSSSS

quartz stringersBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZ , 2 " quartz vein with296 pyriteBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZ/ quartz veining, 196coarse pyrite, trace molyBAZBAZ, 2" quartz vein, 196pyrite, trace molyBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZGreen coloured, alteredcrystal tuff textured rockAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveGrades in BAZ2" wide quartz vein,CA s 20 degrees, with196 pyrite and molyBAZ 6588 2.0 12 6BAZ - grades into green- 6589 5.0 6 4colouredGreen-coloured, altered 6590 5.0 85 2

655565566557655865596560

65616562656365646565656665676568

65696570

6571657265736574657565766577

6578657965806581658265836584658565866587

2.73.85.05.04.10.9

5.05.05.05.05.05.01.61.5

2.31.4

3.05.05.05.05.05.05.0

5.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.01.31.7

68

3676

222

121043

36123168

0.038opt

510.012opt

8747888

3467

1174184

80

42

nil62

74

24226

3232

262

1092

422

nil242

242424227

722

ASSAY REPORT

PROPERTYi Newfields Minerals Inc. Teck Township

FOOTAGE

3527353235373542

3532' 3537' 3542' 3547'

3547 - 3552' 3552 - 3554.7' 3554.7 - 3555.9' 3555.9 - 3558.7'

3558.7 - 3563' 3563 - 3564'

3564356735723577358235873592

35973602360736123617362336273629

363036323637

3567' 3572' 3577' 3582' 3587' 3592' 3597'

3602' 3607' 3612' 3617' 3623' 3627' 3629' 3630'

3632' 3637' 3642'

3642 - 3647' 3697 - 3652' 3652 - 3656.5'

3656.5 - 3661.4' 3661.4 - 3663.4' 3663.4 - 3665.9'

DESCRIPTION

(crystal tuff) texture As above As above As aboveGreen-coloured, altered (crystal tuff texture) As above As aboveHematitic fault gouge Brown-coloured, l" wide albite veinGreen-coloured, as before Quartz-albite veins, CA s 45 degrees, with porphyritic rock Green-coloured, as before As above As above As above As above As aboveBrown-Altered Zone, gradational contacts As above Green-altered Green-altered BAZ -as before As above As above As aboveQuartz breccia and wallrock breccia (faulted) BAZAs aboveBAZ - grades into green- altered Green-altered As aboveAs above - 1?6 disseminated pyrite and trace moly Grey dike Grey dikeLower Gold Zone? silicified green tuff, 3 - 596 pyrite,

SAMPLE NO.

HOLE: PAGE:

WIDTH

N-85-17D 5

Au (ppb)

Mo(ppm)

aaaaaaaaaaaasaaaasaaaBBaaaa

6591659265936594

6595659665976598

65996600

6601660266036604660566066607

66086609661066116612661366146615

661666176618

661966206621

662218301828

5.05.05.05.0

5.02.71.22.8

4.31.0

3.05.05.05.05.05.05.0

5.05.05.05.05.05.02.01.0

2.05.05.0

5.05.04.5

4.92.02.5 0.

8344

3324

23

301134646

38846646

1034

32

250

726

121opt

4444

4486

46

466666

nil

nil2422442

444

22

12

24

252

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE t PAGE J

N-85-17D 6

FOOTAGE

3665.9 - 3667.0' 3667.0 - 3672'

3672 - 3677' 3677 - 3682' 3682 - 3687' 3687 - 3692' 3692 - 3697' 3697 - 3704.1' 3704.1 - 3707.8'

3707.8 - 3711'

3711 - 3715.6' 3715.6 - 3717'



ISSSBSSSSSSSSSSSSSBSSSSSS

3717 -3722 -3727 -3732 -3737 -

3742 -3747 -3750.23755.53757.53761 -

3722'3727'3732'3737'3742'

3747'3750.2'- 3755.5'- 3757.5'- 3761'3766.2'

3766.2 - 3767'

3767 - 3772' 3772 - 3777' 3777 - 3780'3780 - 3781'

3781 - 3783.4' 3783.4 - 3787.3' 3787.3 - 3790.1'

3790.1 - 3794.2'

molyGreen-altered tuffGreen-altered mafic tuff/volcanicsAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs abovei with l' grey dikeGrey dike (tuff), finergrained sericitic matrixwith chlorite needlesReddish-grey dike, withfeldspar pheno'sGrey dike, as 6631Green-altered i 196 pyrite,trace moly, minor quartzGreen-alteredAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs above, inor quartzveinletsAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveGrey dikeGrey dike (tuff?)Brown-Altered Zone -moly-pyrite and quartzstringersIrregular quartz vein inBAZBAZBAZBAZSheared, quartz rich contactof BAZ/dikeGrey-pink dikeGreen-altered tuff/volcanicsQuartz-albite veinlets at45 degrees, in brown-alteredGreen-altered

6632

66336634

66356636663766386639

664066416642664366446645

6646

6647664866496650

665166526653

6654

3.2

4.6 1.4

5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0

5.0 5.3 5.3 2.0 3.5 5.2

0.8

,0 ,0

3.01.5

2.4 3.9 2.8

4.1

886

4644467

4

5114

4261164

4447614

19

3443

647

82

2444464

4

46

44

nil24

422446

6

22

nil2

222

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE: N-85-17D PAGEi 7

FOOTAG1

3794.23797 -3802 -3806.6

3808.73812 -3817 -3822 -3827 -3831.73834.73836 -

3839.23840.33844.73847 -3852 -3857 -

3862 -3867 -3872 -3877 -3880.83882 -3886.13887 -3892 -3847 -3926.3

3929.7

3940.1

3958.1

E . - -

S8888888S8&

- 3797'3802'3806.6'- 3808.7'

- 3812'3817'3822'3827'3831.7'- 3834.7'- 3836'3839.2'

- 3840.3'- 3844.7'- 3847'3852'3857'3862'

3867'3872'3877'3880.8'- 3882'3886.1'- 3887'3892'3897'3902'- 3927.2'

- 3930.5'

- 3941.3'

- 3961.3'

18888!

CretAs iAs iCret pyrqua GreiAs iAs iAs iAs iAs iFimAs ialb AsGreiAs iAs .As iGra'Zon BAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZGreBlequa Blequa 1"596Gra

DESCRIPTION ' SAMPLE NO.


88888S88S8888888S8S88838888888S888888SSS8S88888888888888

3961.3 - 3966' 3973 - 3978.4' 3983 r- 3984.9'

Greenr-altered tuff/volcanicsAs aboveAs aboveGreen-altered with 196pyrite, trace molyi minorquartz veinletsGreen-alteredAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveFine-grained grey dikeAs above, with minor quartz-albite stringersAs 6665Green altered tuff/volcanicsAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveGrades into Brown-Altered-ZoneBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZ - 3096 quartz veiningBAZBAZ - 5096 quartz veining

- grades outGreen mafics - as before Bleached mafics, 5096 quartz veining Bleached mafics i l cm wide quartz with 296 pyrite

wide calcite vein withpyrite

Grades into Brown-Altered Zone BAZ BAZLight green mafics, 4" wide quartz vein

6655665666576658

66596660666166626663666466656666

666766686669667066716672

66736674667566766677667866796680668166826683

6684

6685

6686

668766886689

2.85.04.62.1

3.35.05.05.04.73.01.33.2

1.14.42.35.05.05.0

5.05.05.0.3.81.24.10.95.05.05.00.9

0.8

1.2

3.2

4.75.41.9

647

0.002opt

183233434

43643

26

64646463466

7

6

29

68

18

2224

2222222

nil

nil22222

22222224442

2

2

2

222

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE: N-85-17D PAGEt 8

FOOTAGE

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3984.9 - 3987'

3987 - 3988.9' 3988.9 - 3991.8' 3991.8 - 3992.7' 3996.3 - 3998.2'

4000 - 4000.9'

4015.6 - 4016.3'

4037 - 4037.7'

4064.6 - 4067'

4075.4 - 4076.7'

4079.2 - 4080.7'

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DESCRIPTION ' SAMPLE WIDTH Au MoNO. (ppb) (ppm)

saeasaaaaaaaaaaasaaasaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaasaaasaaa

2607.0 - 2608.2'

2611.5 - 2613.3' 2620.6 - 2621.7' 2629.4 - 2630.8' 2515 - 2516.1' 2521.6 - 2522.5'

As above, minor quartz 6690veinletsAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAltered mafics with quartzand less than 196 pyriteSilicified mafics at contact 6695with dikeQuartz veining at 55 degrees 6696to GAQuartz-calcite with lessthan 196 pyrite, at 35degrees to GASilicified brown-alteredzoneIrregular quartz veinsin BAZAs above

Samples from Anomalous Sludge Areasaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaassasaaaaaaaaaaasa

Quartz-albite veinlets insericitic conglomerateAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs above

1866

2.1

1.2

8

6691 6692 6693 6694

6695

6696

6697

6698

6699

6700

1.9 2.9 0.9 1.9

0.9

0.7

0.7

2.4

1.3

1.5

12 48

10

7

4

3

4

4

105

2ND 2 6

6

4

18

6

6

2

412

18671868186918701871

1.81.11.41.10.9

2512111022

nilnil

2nil

2

DRILL LOG HOLEt PAGE:

N-85-17E l


LOCATION:DATE DRILLED: May 21 - June 18, 1986

STRIKE:DIP:LOGGED BY: T Twomey, J MucklowDRILLED BY: Heath S, Sherwood DrillingPURPOSE: Test North break up-dipS! BaSBBBBBBBaSBBaaBaSSSBaSBSaBBSSSBBSSasaBaBBBSSBBBSBSBBBaBBSBBBBSSSSBB

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTIONSSSSSBBBBSBBBBBBSBSBBSSBBSBSBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBSBBSBBBSBBSBBSBBBBBBBBBBB

1290.0 - 1366.6'

Top of wedge 1272'

BIMODAL PORPHYRY

Lower contact? CA - 3 5 - 40 degrees

1366.6 - 1736. 3 1 MAFIC SYENITE

Contact zone contains trace pyriteFirst felsic rib, becoming moreabundantRetrievable wedge, 1534 - 1539'ReamedFelsic rib at 30 degrees to CAFractures at 30 degrees to CAChloritic slip, parallel to CARetrievable wedge, 1858 - 1594'ReamedBecoming increasingly strainedsuch that texture is similar tothe BAZ zones in holes 17Becoming altered, many feldsparare pinkish

1712.0 - 1728.0' Very pink1728.0 - 1736.3' Bleached zone, felsic ribs every

2 inches1736.3' Sharp contact i CA * 2 5 degrees

1524.0'

1534*

1544'1557'1560 - 1561'1585'

1600'

1686'

1736.3 - 2362.0' TEMISKAMING SEDIMENTS

1736.0 - 1737.3' INTERMEDIATE DIKE (3054 Zone?)Sericitic, upper contact 25 degrees,lower 40 degrees to CA

1737.3 - 1739.4' GREYWACKE 1739.4 r 2362.0' CONGLOMERATE 1918.9 - 1919.9' LAMPROPHYRE DIKE with fracturing

and quartz veining on contacts tCA - 30 degrees

DRILL LOG HOLE l PAGE t

N-85-17E 2

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTIONESBSSSBSBBBBSBSBBBSSSB

TEMISKAMING SEDIMENTS (cont'd)

1942.3 r 1949.0'

1957.4 - 1990'

2211 r 2260'

2280 - 2362'

2362.0 - 3201.5' BASAL TUFF

Zone of shearing and brecciation (fault zone); GA e 45 r 50 degrees Conglomerate with numerous Lamprophyre Dikes ats 1957.4 - 1959.3? 1965.1 - 1966.4| 1968.1 r 1969.81 1975.8 - 1976.8| 1983.6 - 1983.9| 1989.2 r 1990.5 locally quartz-feldspar veinlets on contact(s) SERICITIC ZONE - light green - bleached conglomerate with minor quartz veinlets and green mica, at 70 degrees to CA Lightly sericitic (grading to moderate), moderate deformation} CA s 65 degrees, local quartz- feldspar stringers and veinlets

2372.5 - 2392'

2392 - 2396.7' 2396.7 - 2401.9'

Commonly resembles greywacke but has no jasper, ashrsized with local lapilli tuff intercalations, bedding CA ^ 65 degrees, carbonated 2362.0 - 2372.5' Sericitic with approximately

50& quartz veining and associated chlorite from 2362 - 2367' - probable fault structure Hematitic purple alteration, local quartz-feldspar stringers SericiticINTERMEDIATE DIKE - grey with orange and black phenocrysts Upper contact strongly sheared and altered with quartz-feldspar veining, CA *s 70 degrees; lower contact has 1/4" vein on contact and little shearing DIKE similar to above, both contacts sericitically altered l' into tuff with quartz-feldspar veiningDIKE as above, upper contact sharp and unaltered} CA ** 35 degrees Cross-cutting bedding/foliation

2408.1 - 2415.0'

2438.2 - 2446.0'

DRILL LOG HOLEi N-85-17E PAGE* 3

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTIONsaaaaaaassaaaasaaaaaaaa:

BASAL TUFF (cont'd)

2446.0 - 2449.0'

2451.9 - 2453.1') 2457.5 r 2459.5')

2469 - 2494' 2476 - 2481' 2494.5 - 2506.0'

2506.0 - 2710'

2635.5 - 2644'

2697.0 - 2697.6'

2710 - 2730'

2735 - 2745' 2761 - 2851'

2851 - 2861'

2861 - 2946'

2953.9 - 2956.2'

2967.5 - 3038.2'

3038.2'3129 - 3131.5'

3180 - 3187.5'

Contact zone with dike, sericitic, sheared, 4096 quartz-feldspar veining INTERMEDIATE DIKES r biotiterphyric, dark-grey sharp contacts/ unalteredi GA B 75 degrees HematiticAgglomeratic, hematitic Sheared, carbonated/ numerous quartz: feldsparrcarbonate veins with trace coarse blue metallic mineral (specularite)/ lightly sericitic Tuff to lapilli tuff with local intercalations of agglomerate/ hematiticHematitic agglomerate/ with red hematitic clasts, bedding at 50 degreesQuartz-albite veinlets at 60 degrees to CABecoming conglomeratic r matrix supported (grit)j minor jasper clastsConglomeratic/ as above Tuff showing numerous sedimentary features/ ie) rip-up clasts/ graded bedding/ load casting Conglomeratic to fine-gravel-sized clasts of tuff/ sediments and quartz; clast supported Tuff with numerous sedimentary features - convoluted bedding/ load castingGREY DIKE r CA s 65 degrees, fine-grainedConglomeratic', polymictic, rounded clasts from l to 20 cm Bedded tuff i CA - 70 degrees INTERMEDIATE DIKE - grey, fine grained/ contacts at 70 degrees REDDISH-GREY DIKE r chilled margins with reddish feldspar phenocryst? in centre/ contacts at 70 degrees to CA

DRILL LOG HOLEl N-85-17EPAGEt 4

BasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaBssaasasssaBaaaaasFOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

BASAL TUFF (cont'd)

3200.5 - 3201.5' Quartz breccia vein at faultcontact of sediments/volcanics

3201.5 - 3205.4' KINOJEVIS VOLCANICS

Massive, dark green colour

3205.4 - 3213.2' BASAL TUFF

Graded bedding, fine-grained mafic composition, bright apple-green alteration (fuchsite), may be Kinojevis interflow sediments 3205.7 - 3206.4' INTERMEDIATE DIKE - near upper

contact of Basal Tuff

3213.2 - 3313' KINOJEVIS VOLCANICS

Fine-grained, massive, dark green, carbonated 3213 - 3219' Fine-grained, bleached to

light green 3241' Becomes amygduloidal

3313' END OF HOLE

DRILL LOG HOLES PAGE:

N-85-17E 5

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

BORE HOLE DATASBBSBS8SSSSBBBSBBSS8SBSS88S8BSSSS:S88SS8SSSS88888SS8S8888S8S8S888SSS888

DATE DEPTH ACID TEST

WEDGE WEDGE AZIMUTH DIP TOP TYPE (degrees) (degrees)

May 21May 23May 23May 23May 24May 24May 24May 24May 25May 26May 26May 27May 28May 30June 1

1290'1408'1320'1350'1427'1434'1471'1471'1484'1579'1579'1585'1635'1827'2054'

June 5 June 8

2375' 2652'

June 9 2720'

June 11 2926' June 15 3166' June 18 3313'

1276' Steel

Retrlev.

Retrlev.

Retrlev. Retrlev.

352

000.5001.5008

000

358

350

334 5w

335332

-76.0-76.0 r76.0-75.5-76.0-76.0-74.0-74.0-74.0-72.0-71.5 r72.0-70.0-61.5-43.0

-29.5-23.5

-25.0

-19.0-15.0-12.5

Start of hole 17E Magnetic

Magnetic rock Wedge (retriev.) Magnetic

Wedge (retriev.) Magnetic Dip only Wedge

Conglomerate Dip only, conglomerate

Erroneous, rods stuck in drill string Dip only in rod string Acid Test

EOH

SIGNEDi

ASSAY REPORT


HOLEl N-85-17E PAGEl l

FOOTAGE

1302.7

1366.6

1732.8

1736.3

1737.3

1740.4

1742.81746.01748.51777.5

1795.4

1804.0

1839.0

1883.9

1906.7

1909.7

1914.6

1916.4

1942.3

1945.01975.6

- 1303.5'

- 1367.4'

- 1736.3'

- 1737.3'

- 1740.4'

- 1742.8'

- 1746.0'- 1748.5'- 1751.2'- 1779.3'

- 1796.0'

- 1806.4'

- 1840.2'

- 1886.0'

- 1909.7'

- 1914.6'

- 1916.4'

- 1920.2'

- 1945.0'

- 1949'- 1976.6'

DESCRIPTION

Quartz-albite stringersat 80 degrees to GAin red porphyryMafic syenite on QFPcontact, trace pyriteMafic syenite, bleached,alteredBrown sericitic dike(3054 Zone?)Conglomerate, quartz-feldspar stringersConglomerate, brecciated,quartz-feldspar-fillingAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs above, quartz-feldsparstringersIrregular quartz-feldsparveinletsQuartz-albite vein,1" wide, at 10 degreesto GaConglomerate, quartz-feldspar stringersConglomerate, quartz-feldspar veiningConglomerate, quartz-feldspar veiningConglomerate, local quartz-feldspar stringersConglomerate, quartz-feldspar stringersConglomerate, quartz-feldspar veinlets, 1'lamprophyre dikeSheared and brecciatedconglomerateAs aboveLamprophyre dike inconglomerate, 1" quartz-feldspar veining on

BBBBBBSSBSBBSB

SAMPLE WIDTHNO.

S8SSB

1861

6701

6702

6703

6704

6705

6706670767086709

6710

6711

6712

6713

6714

6715

6716

6717

6718

. 67196720

BBB8SSSSS

2.8

0.8

3.5

1.0

3.1

2.4

3.22.52.71.8

0.6

2.1

1.2

2.1

3.0

4.9

1.6

3.8

2.7

4.01.0

BSSSBSS

Au(ppb)

SBBSSB8

30

14

11

4

21

10

6788

14

4

4

10

47

12

8

29

11

106

SSBSB;

Mo(ppm

waM t

nil

6

4

2

10

6

2224

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

2

2

nil2

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE i PAGE J

N-85-17E 2

BSBBBBBSBSSBBBBS:

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTIONBBaBSBBSS8B88SSSSSSBBBaB888BBB

BSBSBBBBSBaSSBBSSBSBBSSSBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBSBSaB

SAMPLE WIDTH NO.

BBBBBBSssaaasaass

Au Mo (ppb) (ppm)

1989.2 - 1990.5' 2011.3 - 2012.6'

2023.0 - 2026.0'

2051.3 - 2052.2'

2157.52211.5

2158.5' 2212.6'

2212.6 - 2214.6 1

2216.0 - 2217.4'

2232.4 - 2233.2' 2241.0 - 2241.5'

2286.5 - 2287.6'

1290.3 - 1291.1' 2315.0 - 2318.4'

2321.2 - 2323.7'

2362 - 2367'

2367 - 2372.5 2376 - 2380 - 2384 - 2388 - 2392 - 2395.5

2372.5'- 2376'2380'2384'2388'2392'2395.5'- 2397.8'

2401.6 - 2402.4'

contactAs above 6721 1.3Conglomerate, quartz- 6722 1.3feldspar veining, tracepyriteConglomerate, quartz- 6723 3.0feldspar veining andstringers1/2" wide quartz-albite 1860 0.9stringer in conglomerateAs above 6724 1.0Bleached greywacke with 6725 1.1minor quartz veinletsBrecciated quartz-albite 6726 2.0veins at 70 degrees to CA,in altered conglomerateAltered conglomerate with 6727 1.4minor quartz veinletsAs above 6728 0.8Brecciated quartz-albite 6729 0.5(3" wide) vein at 60degrees to CASericitic conglomerate, 6730 1.1narrow quartz-feldsparstringerAs above, in l" shear 6731 0.8As above, quartz-feldspar 6732 3.4veining and shearingSericitic conglomerate, 6733 2.5shearing and brecciation,quartz-feldspar stringersSericitic tuff, 50* quartz 6734 5.0veiningSericitic tuffHematitic tuffAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveSericitic tuffDike/tuff contact, sheared,sericitic, quartz-feldsparveiningAs above, 1/4" quartz- 6743 0.8

1010

18

54

3610

8

21

1810

17

188

15

52

22

62

44

22

67356736673767386739674067416742

5.53.54.04.04.04.03.52.3

8676768

12

nilnilnilnil

2nil

62

nil

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE: N-85-17E PAGEt 3

FOOTAGE

aasaaaaaaaaaaaaa:

2402.4 - 2403.4*

2403.4 - 2406.5'

2414.6 - 2416.6 1

DESCRIPTION '

asaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

feldspar vein Hematitic tuff, minor feldspar veinlets Sericitic tuff, quartz- feldspar veining, adjacent to dikeDike/tuff contact, sericitic and quartz- feldspar stringers

2433.7 - 2438.2' . Lightly sericitic tuff,quartz-feldspar stringers

2445.1 - 2446.O 1 Grey dike, l* disseminatedpyrite

2446.0 - 2450.0' Sericitic tuff, 40* quartz- feldspar veining

2466.0 - 2467.0' Sericitic tuff, fracturedwith chlorite, minor quartz vein, less than 196 pyrite

2494.5 - 2497.2' Sericitic carbonate tuff 2497.2 - 2500.9' As above, quartz feldspar

veining, trace galena 2500.9 - 2503.8' As above 2503.8 - 2506.0' As above, quartz-

carbonate veining Quartz-albite veinlets at 60 degrees to CA

2760 - 2761.6' Quartzralbite vein in tuff 2843.6 - 2844.9' As above, at 70 degrees

to CA2883.3 r 2884.2' Quartz-breccia veinlets 2960 - 2960.7' White quartz vein at

60 degrees to CA Basal grit (agglomerate), trace fine disseminated pyrite As aboveGreywacke grading to basal grit (agglomerate) Basal grit (conglomerate) Minor quartz in interstices of clasts in agglomerate Basal grit (agglomerate), trace pyrite locally As above

2697.0 - 2697.6'

2976.0 - 2981.0'

2981.0 - 2986.0' 2986.0 - 2991.0

2991.0 - 2996.0' 2996 - 2996.9'

2996.9 - 3001.0'

3001.1 - 3006.0'

SAMPLE WIDTH NO.

aaaaaaaaaaaaaas

6744

6745

6746

6747

6748

6749

6750

6751 6752

6753 6754

6755

6756 6757

6798 6759

1891

1892 1885

1886 i 1853

1887

1688

1.0

3.1

2.0

4.5

1.1

4.0

1.0

2.7 3.7

2.9 2.2

0.6

1.6 1.3

0.9 0.7

5.0

5.0 5.0

5.0 0.9

4.1

5.0

Au (PPb)

laaaass

8

10

4

7

47

22

12

34 10

23 6

54

3 12

107

97

45 112

56 93

38

124

Mo(ppm!

asaaa:

2

4

4

4

2

6

6

4 2

4 8

2

2 4

48

4

22

nil nil

2

2

ASSAY REPORT


FOOTAGE

sssaassaasssssss:

3006.0 - 3008.6* 3008.6 - 3013.3'

3013.3 - 3014.7'

DESCRIPTION ' SAMPLE NO.

3014.7 - 3016'

3016 - 3018' 3018 - 3020.3' 3020.3 - 3023.1'

3023.1 - 3024.6' 3024.6 - 3026' 3026.0 - 3027.8'

As above 1889As above, locally 2-3* 1890coarse pyriteMinor quartz veinlets and 1854green mica, pyrite inbleached conglomerateBasal grit (agglomerate) 1872with l* coarse pyriteAs above 1873As above 1874As above, with 1.2" 1875nodular pyriteAs above 1855As above 1876As above, minor quartz- 1877albiteAs above 1878As above 1879As above 1856As above 1880As above 1881As above 1882As above, but in greywacke 1859Greywacke 1883Grey (lamprophyre (?) 1884dike, with mafic pyriteat contactQuartz-breccia vein 6760at faultBrecciated sediments and 6761grey dike at volanicscontactApple green sedimentary 6762brecciaAs above t with 1/2" wide 6763quartz veinAs above 6764As above 6765Basement volcanics, 6766minor quartz-albite veinlets

Notei Testing of anomalous sludge zones incorporated in assay report

3027.83029.43031 -3031.83032.73036 -3039.33039.93042.8

3200.5

3205.2

3206.2

3208.2

3210.23211.33213.2

- 3029.4'- 3031'3031.8'- 3032.7'- 3036'3039.3'- 3039.9'- 3043.8'- 3045.2'

- 3201.5'

- 3206.2'

- 3207.1'

- 3208.8'

- 3211.3'- 3213.2'- 3215.2'

HOLEiPAGE t

WIDTH

:SS88SSS

2.64.7

1.4

1.3

2.02.32.8

1.5 0.1.4

1.8

1.61.60.80.93.33.30.62.92.4

6.0

1.0

0.7

0.6

1.11.72.0

N-85-17E4

Au(PPb)

15549

49

172

13513356

0446093

1938442645

170213211

33

15

19

14

4543

Mo(ppm)

22

nil

2

2nil

2

2nil

2

22222

nil22

nil

nil

8

10

2

22


N-85-17F l


LOCATION!DATE DRILLEDi June 19 r July 21, 1986

STRIKEiDIP!LOGGED BYi T TwomeyDRILLED BYf Heath S, Sherwood DrillingPURPOSE* Test for westward extension of BAZ, Resulti negative, too shallowBSSBBSssssaBBaaBssBBSBBBSBassassBBBSBSBBBsesasBBSSBBBBBBBBBBBSBBSBBBBBFOOTAGE DESCRIPTIONBsssBssasBBBSBBBSsssBBSBsaBBBBSBsassassBBsssssssBBBSBSBBBBaBssBBBBBBBB

995 - 1320.1' BIMODAL PORPHYRY

1066 - 1068'1143'1240'1252 - 1256'1256 - 1261'1320.1'

1320.1 - 1732.O 1 MAFIC SYENITE

Blocky coreBleached fractures, at 40 degrees to CAl" wide grey dike at 5 degrees to CAGrey dike, contact at 40 degrees to CANo core, reamed at wedgeSharp irregular contact, CA * 50 degrees

Altered (baked?)1327 - 1332' Wedged and reamed out1332 - 1348.4' BIMODAL PORPHYRY DIKE - lower contact

sharp CA s 40 - 45 degrees, AlteredReamed out for wedge First felsic rib becoming increasingly abundant Reddish alteration, gradually being overprinted by a grey- greenish alteration downhole, felsic ribs very common Green alteration, felsic ribs common, quartz-feldspar stringers throughout Sharp contact, CA s 70 degrees

1348.4 - 1356' 1537 - 1543' 1567'

1711 - 1722'

1722 - 1732.0'

1732.0 - 2827'

1732.0'

TEMISKAMING SEDIMENTS

1732.0 - 2043.1' CONGLOMERATE with narrow greywackeintercalationsDeformed, well fractured, commonlyfilled with quartz-feldspar veiningGreywacke

2028.5 - 2039.0' Fractured with qua^tz^feldsparfilling and stringers} tracedisseminated pyrite,locally to l*

1732.0 - 1777'

1905 - 1913'

DRILL LOG HOLE l PAGE t

N-85-17F 2

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

TEMISKAMING SEDIMENTS ( cont'd)

2037.1 - 2037.7'

2043.1 - 2076.6*

2076.6 - 2211.4' 2076.6 - 2812'

2359 - 2365'

2373.3 - 2387.1'

2377 - 2382' 2402.1 - 2512.9' 2420 - 2437'

2514.0 - 2522.4' 2522.4 - 2631'

2787 - 2792' 2742 - 2827' 2812 - 2817'

Lamprophyre Dike vith quarterfeldspar veining on contacts ,GA B 20 degreesGRITTY GREYWACKE, l" lamprophyredikes at 2055.8' (CA * 25 degrees)and 2059.2' (CA * 25 degrees)Numerous lamprophyre dikesCONGLOMERATE - local greywackeintercalationsQuartz-feldspar veining andstringersLAMPROPHYRE DIKE - upper contactCA s 20 - 25 degrees, localquartz-feldspar veinletsReamed out for vedgeNumerous lamprophyre dikesQuartz-feldspar-carbonate veiningwith local trace pyriteGREY DIKE - locally porphyriticSERICITIC ZONE - locallyabundant quartz-feldspar veinlets,fuchsitic mafic clasts, rarepyritic veins, trace disseminatedpyriteReamed out for wedgeSericiticGREYWACKE, local quartz veining

2827 - 2901.2' KINOJ.EVIS VOLCANICS

Alternating fine-grained and medium-grained sections, a few feet in length each, with numerous irregular quartz-albite veinlets 2866.0 - 2869.3' INTERMEDIATE DIKE - fine-grained,

upper contact* is. sheared for l'CA s 25 degrees, lower contactat 45 degreesMafic volcanicsFault - hairline, dry, CA * 40degrees, perpendicular to dikecontactINTERMEDIATE DIKE (as before)Reamed, no coreMafic volcanics

2869.3 - 2873' 2872.8'

2873 - 2880'(?2877 - 2882'2880 - 2890.0'

DRILL LOG HOLEt N-85-17F PAGEJ 3

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION:BSSS3S8888888S888BB8838S888SSSB88S8388


2890 r 2901.2'

2901.2 - 3345.7' BASAL TUFF

2901 - 2442'

2947 - 3145.2'

3145.2 - 3163.6'

3163.6 - 3174'

3174 - 3183'

3183 - 3219'

3208 - 3208.4'

3219 - 3260'

3247.1 - 3248.6'

3260 - 3269'

3269 - 3279.4'

3279.4 - 3325'

3325 - 3345.7'

3345.7 - 3477'

INTERMEDIATE DIKE - fine-grained, grey to brown, vith green spots and numerous quartz veins, at contact with mafic volcanics and sediments, GA s 40 degrees

Sericitic, fine-grained, green,CA s 35 degreesMauve to brown, hematitic,fine-grained reworked tuff withlapilli and agglomerate sectionsSericitic, green, numerousquartz-feldspar veinletsBrown, hematitic tuff andagglomerateSericitic, green coloured tuffand agglomerateReworked tuff, fine-grained,green, sericitic, exhibitingnumerous sedimentary featuresGREY DIKE - sericitic,contacts at 33 degreesGrey coloured, finely beddedtuff with numerous lapilli (?)ibedding at 50 degrees to CAGREY DIKE - fine-grained,sericitic, contacts at 45 degreesto CACRYSTAL TUFF (?) intercalatedwith fine-grained sericiticsediments, fault gouge at 3269*BASAL GRIT - agglomerate,weathering of basement volcanicsFinely bedded sericitic tuff,CA s 45 degreesBASAL GRIT - mafic volcanic clasts

KINOJEVIS VOLCANICS

3345.7 - 3365'

3345.7 - 3390'

Hyaloclastite - textured amygduloidal mafic volcanics Bleached grey-green colour, non-carbonatized and non-magnetic

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-85-17FPAGES 4

BBBBSBSBBBBBBSBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBSSBSBBBSBBS8BSBB8888SSS88S8S8S3SS8888

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTIONBBBSS8SBBBBBSBSBBBSBBS8BBSBBBS8888S8SSS8S88S8SBB888888SBSSC8S8SS8SS8888


3390 r 3477' Dark green massive mafic volcanicsicarbonatized and magnetic

3477' END OF HOLE

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-85-17F PAGEJ 5

FOOTAGEBBBB88S8S888SBa

DESCRIPTIONSBS888B8SE8888S88888S888SB8

BORE HOLE DATA


WEDGE WEDGE AZIMUTH TOP TYPE (degrees)

(327)SS8aBBaB88SSS8S8Saa888B

June 18

June 20

985'

1049'

June 20June 22June 23June 24June 25June 25June 26June 27June 28June 29June 30July 1July 2July 4July 4July 6July 7July 8July 9July 9July 11July 11July 13July 13July 15July 17July 19July 20July 20

1050'1184'1250'1321'1327'1391'1537'1600'1734'1884'2031'2110'2211'2341'2377'2499'2514'2566'2660'2667'2780'2787'2870'2877'2980'3183'3368'3469'3477'

- bottom

Steel

Retriev.

Retrlev.

Retriev.

Retriev.

bottom

bottom

Retriev.

Retriev.

Retriev.

Retriev.

Retriev.

005(7)

359

358

350

340

337332330320328326317

319

321316

314

312

317318323323

DIP (degrees)

-77.5

-77.5-77.5-77.5-78-78-78.5-79-79.5-79-78-76-76-75.5-74-74-74

-71.5 r68-69.5-64-65-63

-59-49.5-45.5-44.5

START OF WEDGE HOLE 17F Erroneous- don't know why

Steepening

Steepening

Steepening RAZ

END OF HOLE

SIGNEDl

ASSAY REPORT


HOLEi N-85-17F PAGE t l

SSBS8S8SBS8SS8BBSSSBSS8S88SSBSS8BBBSBSS8S8SSS888SS:SS8S88SB8888S8888SS8BS8BB

SBBBBSSS

FOOTAGE

SSBSBSBS

1722.0 -

1727.0 - 1732.0 -

1737.0 - 1742.0 - 1747.0 - 1752.0 - 1757.0 - 1762.0 - 1767.0 - 1772.0 - 1970.4 -

2028.5 -

2033.1 - 2037.0 - 2170.7 -

2196.0 -

2227.0 -

2231.7 -

2237.7 -

2359.0 -

2395.3 -

ssssszsssss:

1727.0' Aq

1732.0' A 1737.0' D

ffi a.

1742.0' A 1747.0' A 1752.0' A 1757.0' A 1762.0' A 1767.0' A 1772.0' Ai 1777.0' Ai 1972.1' 0

dP:

2033.1' C.q1ai

2037.0' Ai 2039.3' Ai 2172.0' Li

q1l*

2197.5' Ci fir.

2228.1' Ci fiP:

2232. T dqiCJ

2239.5' Ciliq'

2364.9' C(fisi

2397.0' C(

BBBB8BB8B8S8SBBBBS

DESCRIPTIONSBSSSSSSSSBSBBSSSBBSBBSSBBBSSSSBSSBSS

SAMPLE NO.


Altered mafic syenite with 6767 5.0 quartz-feldspar veiningAs above 6768 5.0 Deformed conglomerate, 6769 5.0 fractured with quartz- feldspar filling, lightly alteredAs above 6770 5.0 As above 6771 5.0 As above 6772 5.0 As above 6773 5.0 As above 6774 5.0 As above 6775 5.0 As above 6776 5.0 As above 6777 5.0 Conglomerate, 196 6778 1.7 disseminated pyrite, 2" pyritic noduleConglomerate, fractured, 6779 4.6 quartz-feldspar filling and stringers, trace pyrite As above 6780 3.9 As above 6781 2.3 Lamprophyre dike with 6782 1.3 quartz-feldspar veining on lower contactConglomerate, quartz- 6783 1.5 feldspar stringers in racturing, fluoriteConglomerate, minor quartz- 6784 1.1 feldspar stringer with 196 pyrite, CA s 25 degreesConglomerate to greywacke, 6785 1.0 quartz-feldspar stringers,

- 20 degreesConglomerate with 6786 1.8 lamprophyre dikes and quartz-feldspar stringers Conglomerate, quartz- 6787 5.9 feldspar veining and stringers Conglomerate with less than 6788 1.7

12

715

171110141530151527

11

148

136

22

11

30

12

25

7

22

222

nilnil

2662

2

424

4

2

2

4

2

2

ASSAY REPORT

PROPERTY* Newfields Minerals Inc.Teck Township

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

HOLE i N-85-17FPAGE t 2

SBSSSSSSBSBBSSSSSSSBSSSSSSSS

SAMPLE WIDTH Au Mo NO. (ppb) (ppm)

BBBSBBSSBSBBSSSSSBBBBSSSSSSSSSSBSSSSSSSSSSBSSBSSSSBBSBSSSBBSSSSSBSSSSBBSB

2416

2419

24222426242824352512

2521

2583

2781

2817

2826

2841

28532866

2867

2869

2872

2874288228872890

.6

.2

.4

.0

.9

.5

.3

.8

.0

.2

.0

.1

.0

.9-

.6

.3

.0

.0

.0--

r 2419.

- 2422.

r 2426.- 2428.- 2433.- 2437.- 2514.

- 2525.

- 2585.

- 2782.

- 2819.

- 2828.

- 2843.

- 2854.2867.6'

- 2869.

- 2872.

- 2874.

- 2877.- 2887.2890'2892'

2'

4'

0'0'5'0'5'

0'

5 (

5'

7'

1'

8'

8'

3'

0'

0'

0'O 1

19& disseminated pyriteLamprophyre dike withquartzrfeldspar veiningConglomerate/ quartz-feldspar-carbonate veining,local trace pyriteAs aboveAs aboveAs above.As aboveConglomerate, fracturedwith quartzrfeldsparbetween lamprophyre andgrey dikesConglomerate, sericitic,fractured, quartz-feldspar,contact with grey dikeConglomerate, sericitic,local boudinaged pyriteve inlet sConglomerate, sericitic,quartz-feldspar veinGreywacke, sericitic,quartz-feldspar veiningAs above, potassiumat contact, 196 pyriteve inlet sNumerous irregular quartz-albite veinlets in maficvolcanicsAs aboveIntermediate dike, shearedupper contactIntermediate dike, minorquartz-albite veinlets,1/2" wideMafic volcanics with minorquartz-albite veinletsMafic volcanics andintermediate dikeIntermediate dikeMafic volcanicsMafic volcanicsIntermediate dike, minor

6789

6790

67916792679367946795

6796

6797

6798

6799

6800

6103

61046105

6106

6107

6108

6109611061116112

2.

3.

3.2.4.3.2.

3.

2.

1.

2.

2.

1.

1.1.

1.

2.

2.

4.5.3.2.

6

2

69652

2

5

3

7

0

8

46

7

7

0

0000

12

17

107

171036

21

12

30

74

82

7

1411

4

8

30

47

1043

4

6

22242

16

2

6

4-

4

2

22

2

2

4

nil222

ASSAY REPORT


HOLEt N-85-17F PAGEt 3

SBBSSBBBBBBBBSBBBSBBSBSSSSBSSBBSBSS8BBS8SSSSSBSSSBSBSSSS&BSSSBSBSSSSSSS8B

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION SAMPLE WIDTH Au Mo NO. {ppb) (ppm)

8B888888B8888888SBBS8888SBSSS8S8SS8888SSSSSS888SS8888S8SSSBB&BSSB838SS88B

quartzralbite veinlets,less than 196 pyriteIntermediate dike, numerous 6113 3.3 7 2quartz-albite veinlets,less than 196 pyriteIntermediate dike, minor 6114 1.2 8 2veinlets, brown altered,less than 196 pyriteIntermediate dike, 6115 2.0 18 2 numerous quartz veinsIntermediate dike, 2.0' wide 6116 2.7 73 2white quartz vein, GA **40 degreesGreen sericitic sediments, 6117 3.0 11 4minor quartz veinletsAs aboveAs above - light browncolour i ptygmatic veinletsGreen sericitic tuff withnumerous quartz-albite veinsBrown hematitic tuff,numerous quartz veinletsBrown and green tuffBrown hematitic tuff,quartz-albite stringersGreen sericitic tuff, 6124 0.8 11 2numerous quartz-albitestringersAs above 6125 2.3 8 2Fault gouge in tuff, with 6126 0.8 151 22" quartz veinBasal Grit, 196 coarse pyrite 6127 1.0 34 nilIrregular quartz vein 6128 0.7 14 2in tuffIrregular quartz vein in 6129 2.2 12 2Basal GritSilicified Basal Grit at 6130 2.7 7 4Mafic Volcanics contact

2892 - 2895.3'

2895.3 - 2896.8'

2896.5 - 2898.5'

2898.5 - 2901.2'

2901.2 - 2904.2'

2906.4 - 2907.8' 2917 - 2919.3'

3162 - 3163.7'

3163.7 - 3165.2'

3169.1 - 3172.2' 3172.2 - 3173.4'

3179.2 - 3180'

3198 - 3200.3' 3268.8 - 3269.6'

3277.2 - 3278.2' 3324 - 3324.7'

3328.5 - 3330.7'

3343 - 3345.7'

6118 6119

6120

6121

6122 6123

1.4 2.3

1.7

1.5

2.1 1.2

197

30

25

157

2 2

2

2

2 nil

Testing Anomalous Sludge ZonesBSSSBBSBBSBaBSBSSSSSSSSSSSSBSS

2557.0 - 2560.2' Altered conglomerate with minor green mica

31372 3.2

ASSAY REPORT


HOLEt N-85-17F PAGEJ 4

FOOTAGE

2597.0 - 2598.4'

2603.3 - 2605.2'2343.5 - 2347'

2354.2 - 2357'2478.5 - 2481.7'

2814.8 - 2817'

2819.7 - 2823.2'2823.2 - 2826.1'2828.1 - 2830.6'

2830.6 - 2835.3'2835.3 - 2841.0'

2927 - 2932'

2932 - 2937'2937 - 2942'2942 - 2947'2947 - 2952'

DESCRIPTION

As above with a quartz-albite stringerAs aboveConglomerate, 2 narrowquartz-albite stringersConglomerateQuartz-albite stringersin lamprophyre dike andconglomerateTuff, minor quartz-albiteveinletsAs aboveAs aboveMafic volcanics, belowTemiskaming contact,numerous veinletsAs aboveMafic volcanics, numerousquartz-albite veinletsBleached, sericitic tuffwith quartz-albite veinletsAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveHematitic tuff, minorquartz-albite veinlets

SAMPLENO.

aaaaaaa

31373

3137431375

3137631377

31378

313793138031381

3138231383

31384

31385313863138731388

asaaaa:

WIDT1

aaaaaai

1.4

1.93.5

2.83.2

3.2

3.52.92.5

4.75.7

5.0

5.05.05.05.0

aaaaasasaaaaaaaaaa

Au Mo (ppb) (ppm)

saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaasaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-86-19D PAGE: l


STRIKE: LOCATION:DIP: DAT-E DRILLED: Apr 10 - May 22, 1986LOGGED BY: J Mucklow, T TwomeyDRILLED BY: Heath S. Sherwood DrillingPURPOSE: Wedged off 19B to straighten hole

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

1872 - 3087.5' TEMISKAMING SEDIMENTS

1872 - 2742.5'

1904 r 1905'1920'1980'2060 12080 - 2140'2146 r 2151'2209'2237 - 2239 12231 - 2257'

2385 - 2386.5'

2576 - 2624' 2742.5 - 2821'

28212895

29182988304030643084

-

i-

.0

3084.0'2912'

2922'2989'3049'3075'- 3087.5'

CONGLOMERATE - with local greywackeintercalations, foliated at O - 10degrees, local magnetic clastsand zonesBlocky groundWedged, reamed to 1925'Wedged, reamed to 1985'Wedged, reamed to 2069'Abundant magnetic clastsBlocky groundWedged, reamed to 2220'BlockyGreywacke to locally siltstoneand gritShear zone, gradationally moredeformed to centre of zone whereclasts are extremely elongatedappearing like concordant veins,minor silica and albiteintroducedLightly sericiticGREYWACKE r with local conglomeraticsections, strongly foliated at20 degrees, narrow localsericitic zones generally proximalto quartz-feldspar stringersCONGLOMERATEBlocky ground', fracturing parallelto CABlocky groundBlocky groundGreywackeGreywackeGREY DIKE - highly deformed,upper contact at 15 degrees,parallel to schistosity, lowercontact is oblique and deformed

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-86-19D PAGE! 2

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


Dark green, with chloritic matrix, 3087.5'

3087.5 - 3110' 3110 - 3150'

3109.8 - 3110.5'

3115.5 r 3128.2'

3170 - 3175' 3184.1 - 3188.2'

3188.2 - 3219.4'

3214.0 - 3218.0'

3219.4 - 3297'

3221.5 - 3240.4'

3297'

3297 - 4090.0'

3315 - 3331'

3370.8 - 3375.7'

3441'

white feldspars, fine-grained, nonr-magneticContact is highly deformed, not well defined i GA approximately 20 degreesTectonic breccia texture Abundant quartzralbite veinlets irregular and brecciated Foliated at 15 degrees Quartz-breccia vein, 210 ppb Au over 0.7'Abundant quartz stringers in sheared mafics, GA a 20 degrees No core r reamed, wedged Silicic with abundant quartz stringers INTERMEDIATE DIKES r grey to green, locally brownish? commonly containing quartz-feldspar breccia veining and up to 1& pyrite, magnetite from 3216 -3217' j GA s 20 - 30 degrees Brown-grey dike with magnetite fragments, 95 ppb Au and 24 ppm Mo over 4.0'

BROWN ALTERED ZONE (BAZ) - relatively undeformed, fine-grained volcanics, no sulfides Green-grey dike - CA s 20 degrees with magnetite fragments from 3233.7 - 3236.2' Grades into unaltered mafic volcanics

DARK GREEN VOLCANICS - massive,fine-to-medium-grained, magnetic,BAZ - fine-grained texture,no sulfidesNumerous quartz-albite stringersparallel to CARed felsic rib

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-86-19D PAGE: 3

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


3442.7 - 3452.3'

3459 - 3470.8

3483 - 3496.6'

3496.6 - 4090.0'

3643.3 - 3643.7' 3691 - 3701'

3725.4 - 3732.7'

3732.7 - 3793' 3864.1 - 3866.4'

3889.7 - 3890.7'

3904.7 - 3908.2'

3908.2 - 3909.3'

3911.8 - 3916.7'

3974 - 3979'

INTERMEDIATE DIKE - light-brown- grey/ quartz fractures in bleached zones/ lower contact at 10 degrees to CAINTERMEDIATE DIKE - brown altered, upper contact at 35 degrees to CA, minor quartz stringers at 20 degrees to CA; lower contact at 40 degrees with quartz stringers INTERMEDIATE DIKE - numerous quartz-feldspar stringers/ commonly with brown alteration haloesi lower contact CA - 2 5 degrees MAFIC VOLCANICS r fine to medium- grained/ pervasive carbonate/ strongly magnetic/ local carbonate veinlets and stringers/ phenocrysts (feldspar) elongated at low angle to core/ local quartz-feldspar veinlets (CA ^ 20 degrees) with locally associated minor pyrite Flow top breccia? Altered, non-magnetic/ contains leucoxeneINTERMEDIATE DIKE - 4" quartz vein on upper contact j CA ^ 5 5 degrees Trace disseminated pyrite INTERMEDIATE DIKE - irregular contacts? CA s 25 degrees/ non-magneticINTERMEDIATE DIKE - sharp contacts, upper 25 degrees with 4" quartz- feldspar veinlets, 196 chalcopyrite, lower 35 degreesINTERMEDIATE *DIK.E - sharp contacts: upper 40 degrees/ lower 50 degrees? non-magneticQuartz-feldspar veining in volcanics with Wltt very coarse pyrite/ and chalcopyrite in equal proportions/ 58 ppb Au/ 3400 ppm Cu over 1.1' INTERMEDIATE DIKE - sharp contacts? CA s 30 - 35 degrees, non-magnetic Volcanics becoming increasingly altered (leucoxene more abundant) and decreasingly magnetic

DRILL LOG HOLE J PAGE:

N-86-19D 4

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

KINOJEV1S VOLCANICS ( cont'd)

3979 -3983.1'

3983.1 - 3998.3'

3998.3 - 3999.8'

4004.0 - 4006.0'

4006.0 - 4009.3' 4020 - 4030'

4090.0 - 4235.2' 4136.0 - 4141.fi'

4154.0 - 4159.5'

4203.2 - 4206.7'

4235.2 - 4298.0'

Strongly altered volcanics,buff-green coloured, numerousquartz-feldspar veinlets, leucoxene,non-magneticINTERMEDIATE DIKE - sharp contact?CA s 20 - 25 degrees, chilled margins,porphyritic in centre, minor quartzveinlets in alteration,lower contact sharp, CA ^ 70 degreesBleached volcanics at contactof dikeBleached volcanics with minorquartz veinsBlocky core, regroundBLEACHED ZONE - minor irregularquartz veinletsSaussuritic Mafic VolcanicsMixed mafic to intermediate diking,mafic volcanics, and quartz-carbonate-epidote veiningMAFIC TO INTERMEDIATE DIKE -quartz and pyrite veining onupper contact, quartz-epidoteon lowerMAFIC TO INTERMEDIATE DIKE -carbonate veining and trace pyriteon lower contact; CA = 1 5 - 20degreesSaussuritic Gabbro

4298.0' END OF HOLE

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-86-19D PAGE: 5

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

BORE HOLE DATA

DATE DEPTH ACID WEDGETEST TOP

Apr 10 1857' 1857'

Apr 11 1914'Apr 12 1940' 1940'

Apr 13 1967'Apr 14 1980' 1980'

Apr 15 2025'Apr 17 2060' 2060'

Apr 19 2114'Apr 20 2142'Apr 20 2197'Apr 21 2210' 2210'

Apr 23 2291'Apr 24 2450'Apr 25 2534'Apr 26 2630'Apr 29 2762'May 2 2900' 2900'May 5 2990'May 6 3049' 3154'May 8 3158'May 8 3154' 3154'May 10 3206'May 12 3360'May 15 3655'May 17 3807'May 22 4296'May 22 4025'May 22 3727'May 23 3490'May 23 3365'

WEDGE AZIMUTHTYPE (degrees)

Steel 350

345Retriev.

350Retriev.

355Retriev.

338Retriev.

352348.5348340333

Retriev.324

Retriev.311

Retriev.320

312313320312

DIP(degrees)

riss ssssss

-86.25

-85-87

-84-84.25

-82-82

-80.5-80-80.5

-80-80-80-78.5-78

-76

-74

-74'-73.5-71.5-70.5-69.5-70-71-71.5-73

PURPOSE -deflect into BAZ

Flatteningwedge - start hole

Flatteningwedge

Flatteningwedge

FlatteningwedgeAcid testAcid test

Right azimuthwedge

Right azimuth

Right azimuth

Right azimuthMagnetic rocksMagneticMagneticMagneticMagnetic

Bogus reading -magnetic

SIGNED:

ASSAY REPORT


HOLEi N-86-19D PAGEl l

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION SAMPLE NO.


2385 - 2386.5'

2329 - 2334.4 2338 - 2342 - 2346 - 2350 - 2414 - 2420 - 3109.8

2334.4'- 2338'2342'2346'2350'2354'2420'2426'- 3110.5'

3115.5 - 3117.7'

3117.73125.53184.1

3122' 3128.2 1 3188.2'

3188.2 - 3193'

3193 - 3197'

3197 - 3200' 3200 - 3203.3'

3203.3 - 3205.8' 3205.8 - 3209.4'

3209.4 - 3211.1'

3211.1 - 3214'

3214 - 3218'

3218 - 3219.4' 3219.4 - 3221.5' 3221.5 - 3226.5' 3226.5 - 3230' 3230 - 3233.7'

Minor silica and albite in shear zoneConglomerate (high sludges) As above As above As above As above As above As above As aboveQuartz-breccia vein in mafic tuff/volcanics Abundant quartz stringers in sheared mafics As above As aboveSilicified mafics with abundant quartz stringers Green dike - quartz-breccia veins/ 196 disseminated pyriteGrey dike, quartz-breccia veining, 196 disseminated pyriteGrey dike - as above Green dike, with quartz- breccia veining Green dike, as above Grey dike, with abundant quartz stringers Quartz-breccia vein with 196 disseminated pyrite White quartz vein, less than 196 pyriteBrown-grey dike(?) tuff(?) with magnetite fragments .006optBrown-grey sericite dike BAZGreen dike Green dike Green dike

5444 1.5

544554465447544854495450545154525453

5.43.64.04.04.04.06.06.00.7

186

106

128

108

210

nil28422228

5454

545554565457

5458

5459

2.2

4.3 2.7 4.1

4.8

4.0

8

10186

22

nil

5460 5461

5462 5463

5464

5466

5467

3.0 3.3

2.5 3.6

1.7

2.8

4.0

6 3

4 18

43

34

95

2 2

4 4

4

4

24

54685469547054715472

1.42.15.03.53.7

26197

414

862

nilnil

PROF

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE t PAGE t

N-86-19D 2

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION -sssaassasaasssssassaaasas

SAMPLE WIDTH NO.

Au Mo (ppb) (ppm)

3233.7 - 3236.2'

3236.2 - 3240.4' 3240.4 - 3245.4' 3245.4 - 3247'

3247 - 3250.8 3254 - 3259 - 3264 - 3269 - 3273.8 3278 - 3282.7

3250.8'- 3254'3259'3264'3269'3273.8'- 3278' 3282.7'- 3286.7'

3286.7 - 3291' 3291 - 3296' 3296 - 3298.4'

3314 - 3317'

3324.9 - 3326.8' 3328.4 - 3329.7' 3339 - 3341.7'

3359 - 3359.7' 3370.8 - 3372'

3374.2 - 3375.7' 3408.9 - 3410'

3432.3 - 3433.6' 3448 - 3450.9'

3459.5 - 3460.5'

3463.6 - 3464.9'

3470.5 - 3471.1'

Grey dike(?) tuff(?) vith magnetite fragments, 3 - 5* pyrite Green dike BAZBrown Altered Zone, in upper mafic volcanics, no pyrite As above As above As above As above As above As above As above As aboveBAZ i with 5096 irregular quartz veinlets BAZ, as above BAZGrades into green mafic volcanicsGrades into BAZ - no mineralization BAZ, minor quartz stringers BAZ, minor quartz stringers Abundant quartz-albite stringers in green mafic volcanicsQuartz-breccia vein Abundant quartz-albite stringers in mafic volcanics, parallel to CA As aboveQuartz stringers with 19o pyrite, in mafic volcanics Quartz stringers Quartz stringers in brown- altered intermediate dike As above, stringers at 20 degrees to CA As above, irregular quartz stringers As above, irregular quartz

5473

547454755476

5489

549054915492

54935494

2.5

4.25.0 1.6

3.0

1.9 1.3 2.7

0.7 2.2

437

18

8124

83

266

547754785479548054815482548354845485

548654875488

3.83.25.05.05.04.84.24.74.0

4.35.02.4

787787474

2968

664268824

422

648

66

5495 5496

5497 5498

5499

5500

6201

1.5 2.1

1.3 2.9

1.0

1.3

0.6

7 6

8 7

4

6

8

6 6

4 4

4

6

10

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE: PAGE:

N-86-19D 3



3483 - 3485.2'

3485.23487.93491,3493,

02

3487349134933496

.9'

.0'

.2'

.6'3520.7 - 3523.4'

3560.0 - 3562.O 1

3567.0 -3579.0 -3593.3 -3597.9 -3584.9 -

3610.5 -3643.0 -3652.6 -3659.0 -3672.9 -3698.7 -

3709.4 -

3724.8 -

3568.7'3580.0'3594.3'3598.9'3586.5'

3612.0'3644.0'3653.6'3661.2'3674.0'3699.8'

3710.5'

3726.7'

3889.0 - 3891.0'

3897.3 - 3899.1'

3904.7 - 3908.2 1

3908.2 - 3909.3 1

stringers at contact Intermediate dike, quartz 6202 stringers at 85 degrees to GAAs above 6203 As above 6204 As above 6205 As above 6206 Mafic volcanics, quartz- 6207 feldspar-carbonate stringers at CA s 20 degrees Mafic volcanics, quartz- 6208 feldsparrcarbonate stringers As aboveAs above, trace pyrite As above, trace pyrite As aboveAs above, less than 196 pyriteAs above, trace pyrite As above, trace pyrite As above, trace pyrite As above, trace pyrite As above, trace pyrite As above, quartz-feldspar veiningAs above, quartz-feldspar- carbonate veining Contact of intermediate dike vith mafic volcanics, 4" quartz veinIntermediate dike in mafic 6222 volcanics, chalcopyrite in quartz-feldspar veinlets in volcanicsQuartz-feldspar veining, 6223 CA = 35 degrees in mafic volcanicsIntermediate dike, local 6224 quartz-feldspar stringers, trace pyriteMafic volcanics, quartz- 6225 feldspar veinlets with coarse pyrite and chalco-

2.2

2.7 3.1 2.2 3.4 2.7

2.0

2.0

1.8

3.5

1.1

63646

34

58

nilnilnil

22

62096210621162126213

621462156216621762186219

6220

6221

1.71.01.01.01.6

1.51.01.02.21.11.1

1.1

1.9

36447

623

231514

8

8

22422

444664

4

4

ASSAY REPORT


HOLEt N-86-19D PAGEt 4

FOOTAGE

3909.3 -

3979.0 -

3983.1 -

3986.0 -3991.1 -3996.1 -

3998.5 -4004.0 r

4020.0 -

4022.0 -4025.2 -4014.1 -

4057.1 -

4102.9 -

4136.0 -

4153.3 -

4158.5 -

4206.2 -

4277.9 r

3911.8'

3983.1'

3986.0'

3991.1'3996.1'3998.5'

3999.9'4006.0'

4022.0'

4025.2'4030.4'4016.0'

4058.4'

4104.0'

4141.5'

4155.0'

4160.4'

4207.2'

4279.1'

DESCRIPTION

pyrite approximately 1096Mafic volcanics, localquartz-feldspar stringers,trace pyriteMafic volcanics, stronglyaltered, numerous quartz-feldspar veinletsIntermediate dike, quartzstringers and alterationAs aboveAs aboveAs above, lower contact withmafic volcanics, quartzstringersBleached volcanicsBleached volcanics, quartz-feldspar stringersAs above, quartz-feldsparstringersAs aboveAs aboveMafic volcanics, numerousquartz-feldspar stringers,with alternating haloesAs above, quartz- feldspar-carbonate veiningAs above quartz-feldspar-carbonate stringers,trace pyriteMixed volcanics, maficrintermediate dike, quartz-carbonate-chalcopyriteveiningQuartz-pyrite veining oncontact of mafic-intermediate dikeQuartz-chalcopyrite veiningon contact of maficrintermediate dikeIntermediate dike/volcaniccontact, carbonate veining,trace pyriteGabbro, carbonate veinletswith associated coarse

SAMPLENO.

6226

6227

6228

622962306231

62326233

6234

623562366237

6238

6239

6240

6241

6242

6243

6244

WIDTH

2.5

4.1

2.9

5.15.02.4

1.42.0

2.0

3.24.81.9

1.3

1.1

5.5

1.7

1.9

1.0

1.2

Au(ppb)

8

15

4

46

10

710

21

4116

6

15

8

7

8

18

2

Mo(ppm

6

8

4

246

46

4

844

2

6

4

2

4

2

6

ASSAY REPORT

ERTYi Newfields Minerals Inc. Teck Township HOLEl N-86-19D PAGEi 5

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION SAMPLE WIDTH Au Mo NO. (ppb) (ppm)

pyrite 4293.5 - 4294.8' As above 6245 1.3

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-86-19E PAGE: l


STRIKE:DIP:LOGGED BY: T TwomeyDRILLED BY: Heath S, Sherwood DrillingPURPOSE: To cut BAZ further east

LOCATION:DATS DRILLED: June 15 - Aug 19, 1986

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

1156 - 1236.3'

1236.3 - 1674.2

1674.2 - 2686.5 1

Top of Wedge at ll30'

BIMODAL PORPHYRY

1209 - 1219' 1219 - 1236.3" 1236.3'

MAFIC SYENITE

1236.3 - 1241'

1243.8 - 1252.7'

1300' 1318 - 1361' 1490' 1522 -r 1648 -

1325'

1532 11664

1664 - 1674.2'

1674.2'

Wedged shallowerBecoming more syeniticLower contact sharp but irregularwith approximately l" chilledmargin, CA - 4 5 degrees

Syenite altered, most intensenearest intrusive contactMAFIC DIKE, fine-grained,dark green, CA - 25 degreesBecoming mesocratic downholeNo core, wedged shallowerChloritic fracturing at 38 degreesFirst felsic ribReamed out for wedgeLight reddish alteration, patchythen becoming overprinted by agreen alterationGreen alteration, shearing,numerous narrow quartz-feldsparveinletsSharp contact, CA - 80 degrees

TEMISKAMING SEDIMENTS - CONGLOMERATE

With narrow greywacke intercalations1674.2 - 1684'

1701.2 - 1702

2028.1 - 2197.8 1

Deformed and fractured, foliation CA * 1 5 degrees LAMPROPHYRE DIKE, ,quartz-feldspar veining on upper contact, CA *s 35 degrees Conglomerate with numerous lamprophyre dikes

DRILL LOG HOLE: PAGE:

N-86-19E 2

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

2686.5 - 3760'


2056.4 - 2076.4'

2169.0 - 2169.7'

2184 - 2191'

2200.6 - 2201.6'

2208.0 - 2209.3'

2414.3 - 2430.5' 2436'

2474 - 2476.8'

2678 - 2684'

Fractured conglomerate/ local quartz-feldspar filling/ rock has an orange hue (hematitic?) RED-BROWN DIKE - contacts upper GA - 3 5 degrees/ lower CA s 80 degrees Reamed out for wedge/ NX core to 2196'FELSIC DIKE/ CA s 15 - 20 degrees/ porphyriticFELSIC DIKE/ fine-grained/ CA s 25 - 30 degrees Several narrow lamprophyre dikes Hole stopped - off course - backed up to wedge at 2243* to east SERICITIC ZONE - numerous quartz- feldspar veinlets/ fuchsitic clasts/ strongly deformed/ schistosity CA s 15 - 25 degrees/ local evidence of folding/ local concordant lamprophyre dikes Reamed/ no core

KINOJEVIS VOLCANICS

Alternating fine-grained and medium-grained sections every few feet/ carbonatized/ minor calcite stringers2684 - 2689'

2767 - 2925 1

2925 - 2956.2'

2956.2 - 2973.8'

2963 - 2973.8 1

2966 - 2966. A'

Highly deformed transition between sediments and volcanicsNumerous calcite veinlets/ at various angles to CA/ (commonly low angles) Loss of carbonate; now silicified; with some quartz veinsINTERMEDIATE DIKE - grey-green/ spotted/ green mica/ fine grained/ sericitic/ CA ^ 20 degreesBreccia texture/ cemented by quartz-albite veinlets Grey clay zone - fault(?)

DRILL LOG HOLE? N-86-19E PAGEi 3

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


2973.9 - 3525'

2973.8 - 2990'

2978.3 - 2980'

3007.5 - 3009.5'

3010 - 3013.4'

3022.5 - 3024'

3030.1 - 3033.3'

3060.5 - 3062'

3066.6 - 3071.8'

3071.8 - 3075.2

3130.5 - 3131.7' 3149.8 - 3151.7'

3166.4 - 3167.4'

3179 - 3211'

BROWN ALTERED ZONE (BAZ) -foliated at 10 -25 degrees to CAGradual colour change fromgreen to mauve to brown4" wide quartz vein and 1096coarse disseminated pyrite inwalls) 0.139 oz/ton Au over 1.8'l" wide fine-grained grey dikeat 10 degrees to CAGREY DIKE - fine-grained,contacts at 30 and 20 degrees to CABAZ with numerous quartz-albiteveinletsGREY DIKE - fine-grained,deformed (sheared), minor greenspots (chlorite), upper contactat 25 degrees; lower contactat 12 degrees to CABrecciated quartz veiningat 10 - 20 degrees to CA, with196 disseminated pyrite and molyj0.044 oz/ton Au over 1.6'GOLD ZONE - four quartz-albite-pyrite-moly zones in BAZ, at20 degrees to CA, each hastrue width of 3", upper contactof zone bounded by a quartz vein(2" wide) at 28 degrees to GA?0.115 oz/ton Au over 5.2'GREY DIKE - with white stretchedfeldspar phenocrysts, uppercontact at 60 degrees, lowerat 75 degrees to CA, shearedat 20 degrees to CA, withquartz stringersQuartz-albite veinlets, 196 pyrite4" wide quartz veinlet and coarsepyrite at 20 degrees to CA;0.046 oz/ton Au over 1.9'GREY DIKE, contacts, upper at20 degrees, lower at 60 degrees to CABAZ with numerous quartz-albiteveinlets and coarse disseminatedpyrite {approximately 196)


N-86-19E 4

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


3221 - 3253'

3254.6 - 3254.9' 3370 - 3400'

3399 - 3432' 3401.5 - 3403.5'

3405 - 3409' 3446.7 - 3447.5'

3448.6 - 3450.5'

3474.1 - 3525 1

3500.2 - 3501.2'

3522'

3568.9 - 3572.7'

3584.0 - 3595.9'

3595.9 - 3697.7'

3647.7 - 3654.8'

3683.7 - 3686.8'

BAZ with quartz-albite veinlets and less than 196 coarse disseminated pyritei 0.02 oz/ton Au over 5.0' GREEN DIKE at 45 degrees to CA BAZ with numerous quartz-albite veinlets and less than 196 coarse disseminated pyrite

MagneticDark green, less altered zone/ magneticDark green, less altered, magnetic Albite veining with pyrite and moly (196), CA * 1 5 degrees Albite veining with 5* pyrite and moly, CA s 20 degrees t 0.02 oz/ton Au over 10.5' Variable colour from light green sericitic, to dark green chloritic, to orange and grey although texture remains the same, local concentrations of coarse pyrite and/or quartz- feldspar veiningj grading out of BAZ becoming dark green and very magneticGREEN SPOTTED DIKE - CA s 10 degreesGrades out of Brown Altered Zone and becomes dark green and strongly magnetic GREY DIKE - with minor feldspar phenocrysts, upper contact 20 degrees, lower at 10 degrees to CA 'GREY DIKE - as above i contacts, upper at 30 degrees, lower at 45 degreesDark green to grey, magnetite and feldspar-phyric, mafic- volcanic i as before GREY DIKE - as before, contact at 35 degrees to CA, lower contact is irregular GREY DIKE - as before, contacts at 55 degrees to CA

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-86-19EPAGE: 5

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


3701.2 - 3704' Three small GREEN-SPOTTED DIKEScontacts at 25 degrees to CA

3704 - 3760* Dark green mafic volcanics?magnetic/ carbonated

3742' ) Hematite fracture fillings3747' )

3760' END OF HOLE

DRILL LOG HOLEi N-86-19E PAGEJ 6

FOOTAGEaaaaaaa:::

DATE

June 1 5

June 17June 18June 18June 20

June 23June 24June 27June 29June 29July 1July 2July 3July 4July 5July 6July 6July 7

July 8July 10July 11July 12July 13July 14July 17July 19July 21July 30Aug 1

DEPTH ACIDTEST

1146'

1209'1332'1338'1315'

1438'1480'1654'1842'1876'2000'2081'2178'2184'2292'2434'2374'2250'

2304'2460'2570'2670'2677'2728'2968'3178'3380'3590'3760

isasrsaaasaasaaaaaaaaaaaasaa

DESCRIPTION

BORE HOLE DATA

WEDGE WEDGE AZIMUTHTOP TYPE (degrees)

1130' Steel 350

1209' Retriev. 351351

Retriev.Steel

000Retriev.

357Retriev.

352352352349

Retriev.354335340

Steel RAZ

002358350346

Retriev.352345330322326

aaaaassaas

asaaaesaaa

DIP(degrees)

-85 S

-85 S-82-82 S

Rwb

-80.5-82-80.5-81-81-79.5-79.5-79.5-79.75-79.25-77-78

B s1

-78.5-78.5-76-73.5-74 R-73

' -72-64-58.5-56

E

Start of wedge Hole 19E Shallowing wedge

Shallowing wedge Replace above wedge - core barrel stuck

Back up hole/ steel wedge at last good test

END OF HOLE

SIGNED:

ASSAY REPORT


HOLEt N-86-19E PAGEJ l

FOOTAGE

1700.6 - 1702.0'

1664.0 - 1669.0'

1669.0 - 1674.2'

1674.2 - 1679.0'

1679.0 - 1684.0'

2047.4 - 2048.5'

2060.8 - 2064.7'

2196.0 - 2198.0'

2414.1 - 2418.3'

2428.7 - 2430.5'

2423.2 - 2425.9'

2432.9 - 2434.4'

2480.4 - 2483.0'


2484.22489.42528.02556.7

2487.4' 2492' 2530.3' 2558.5'

Lamprophyre dike in 6246 conglomerate with quartz- feldspar veiningAltered mafic syenite with 6247 quartz-feldspar veining Altered mafic syenite with 6248 quartz-feldspar veining Deformed conglomerate, 6249 fractured with quartz- feldspar fillingDeformed conglomerate, 6250 fractured with quartz- feldspar fillingConglomerate/ sheared 6251 brecciated zone, GA s 10 degrees, quartz- feldspar fillingOrange hue, lamprophyre 6252 dikes, fracturin, quartz- feldspar, breccia zone Lamprophyre dike with quartz 6253 veining on upper contact Conglomerate with 2 6254 lamprophyre dikes and associated quartz-feldspar veinletsConglomerate with quartz- 6255 feldspar fractures and lamprophyre dikeLamprophyre dike with 6256 contact, associated quartz-feldspar veining As above, with internal 6257 quartz-feldspar veining Conglomerate, sericitic, 6258 quartz-feldspar veining, local trace pyrite As above 6259 As above 6260 As above 6261 Minor quartz-albite 6262 veining in conglomerate

WIDTH

1.4

5.0

5.2

4.8

5.0

1.1

3.9

2.0

4.2

1.8

2.7

1.5

2.6

3.2 2.6 2.3 1.8

Au Mo (ppb) (ppm)

116

12

19

12

11

11

7

22

12

55

11

12 54 10 8

nil

2

2

2

4

4

4

2

4

6

4

4

2 4 2 4

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE i PAGE t

N-86-19E 2

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

2684.0 - 2686.5'

2686.5 - 2689'

2926 - 2927.4'

2928.3 - 2929.2 1

2949.2 - 2952'

2952 - 2953.5'

2953.5 r 2956.2'

2956.2 - 2959.1'

2959.12962.0

2966.02970.12973.4

2962.0' 2966.2'

2970.1' 2973.4' 2974.7'

2974.7 - 2978.2'

2978.2 - 2980.O 1

2980.02985.02990.02995.03000.03005.03009.7 - 3013.4 - 3018.4 - 3020.0 - 3022.5 - 3025.7 -

2985.0'2990.0'2995.0'3000.0'3005.0'3009.7'3013.4'3018.4'3020.0'3022.53025.7'3027.1'

Dorainantly congoraerate -minor green mica and quartzveinletsDominantly mafic volcanicsat contact with conglomerateQuartz veinlet 2" wide at10 degrees to GA, in maficvolcanicsQuartz-albite veinlets inaltered mafic volcanicsBleached mafic volcanics,mm-sized pyrite seamQuartzralbite vein at45 degrees to GA, in maficvolcanicsMafic volcanics with albiteveinlets; at contactwith dikeGrey dike with minor quartz-albite veinletsAs aboveGrey dike/ breccia texturewith quartz-albite veinsAs aboveGreen-spotted dikeQuartz-albite vein with 2S6coarse pyrite in wallrockBAZ, mauve coloured,196 coarse disseminatedpyriteBAZ, with 596 coarse cubicpyrite and quartz veinletsBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZGrey DikeBAZBAZBAZBAZ, minor quartz veinletsAs above

SAMPLE NO.

6263

6264

6265

6269

6270

6276

6277


2.5

2.5

1.4

14 nil

56

10

2.8

2.9

3.5 14

2

2

6266

6267

6268

0.9

2.8

1.5

18 2

7 nil

41 2

15 nil

21

62716272

627362746275

2.94.0

4.13.31.3

1117

3810

164

22

722

1.8 0.139 2opt

627862796280628162826283628462856286628762886289

5.05.05.05.05.04.73.75.01.62.53.21.4

142264

302107

1431537

19

4222

2024

202222

ASSAY REPORT


FOOTAGE

3027.1 -3028.0 r3031.9 -3033.0 -3036.0 -

3039.1 -3043.1 -3045.2 -3047.0 -3049.9 -

3050.9 -3054.3 -3058.0 -

3060.5 -

3062.1 -3064.5 -3066.6 -

3069.6 -

3071.8 -3073.5 -

3075.2 -3079.6 -3084.5 -3088.0 -3092.7 -3098.0 -3103.0 -3108.0 -3112.6 -

3113.6 -3118.0 -3123.0 -

3028.8'3031.9'3033.0'3036.0'3039.1'

3043.1'3045.2'3047.0'3049.9'3050.9'

3054.3'3058'3060.5'

3062.1'

3064.5'3066.6'3069.6'

3071.8'

3073.5'3075.2'

3079.6'3084.5'3088.0'3092.7'3098.0'3103.0'3108.0'3112.6'3113.6'

3118'3123.0'3124.9'

DESCRIPTION

As aboveBAZBAZGrey DikeBAZ, with quart z-pyriteat contact with above dikeBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZ, with 1/2" wide quart z-chlorite breccia vein,less than 196 pyriteBAZBAZBAZ, minor quartz-albiteveinletsBrecciated quartz veinin BAZ, 196 disseminatedpyrite and molyBAZBAZGold Zone, 3 quart z-albite-pyrite-moly stringersin BAZBAZ, with 2" wide quart z-pyrite-moly stringers at30 degreesGrey DikeGrey Dike - minor quartzveinletsBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZ, quartz plus 196 coarsedisseminated pyriteBAZBAZBAZ

SAMPLENO.

BBBBBSBB:

62906291629262936294

62956296629762986299

63003115131152

31153

311543115531156

31157

3115831159

311603116131162311633116431165311663116731168

311693117031171

WIDTH

saaaaaasa.

0.93.91.13.03.1

4.02.11.82.91.0

3.43.72.5

1.6

2.42.13.0 .

2.2

1.71.7

4.44.93.54.75.35.05.04.61.0

4.45.01.9

Au(ppb)

1210111198

84

112692

41018

.044

294105

106opt

.128

3832

26104

12181064

36

467

Mo(ppm)

22224

22222

222

114

846

382

48

42

242464244

222

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE: PAGE:

N-86-19E 4

FOOTAGE

3124.9 - 3126.4'


WIDTH

3126.4 - 3128.0 - 3130.5 -

3132.1 - 3137.2 - 3141.2 -

3145.2 - 3148.0 - 3149.8 -

3151.7 -

3153.8 -

3156.0 - 3159.0 - 3161.0 - 3165.0 -

3166.4 - 3167.4 - 3171.0 - 3173.7 - 3176.0 - 3179.2 -

3181.0 - 3184.2 - 3187.5 - 3191.9 - 3194.9 - 3198.2 -

3201.0 - 3203.5 - 3206.0 -

3128.0' 3130.5' 3132.1'

3237.2' 3141.2' 3145.2'

3148.0' 3149.8' 3151.7'

3153.8'

3156.0'

3159.8' 3161.0' 3165.0' 3166.4'

3167.4' 3171' 3173.7' 3176.0' 3179.2' 3181.0'

3184.2' 3187.5' 3191.9' 3194.9' 3198.2' 3201.0'

3203.5' 3206.0' 3207.7'

BAZ, quartz-albite veinlets 31172at 25 degrees to GA/l* pyriteBAZ 31173BAZ 31174BAZ, 196 pyrite with 31175abundant quartz-albiteveinletsBAZ 31176BAZ 31177BAZ, with minor quartz- 31178albite veinlets at 30degrees to CABAZ 31179BAZ 31180Coarse pyrite at 20 31181degrees/ about 4" wide,in BAZBAZ, minor quartz veinlets 31182with pyriteBAZ, minor quartz veinlets 31183with pyriteBAZ 31184BAZ 31185BAZ 31186BAZ, minor quartz veinlets 31187and 196 disseminated pyriteGrey dike 31188BAZ, minor quartz veinlets 31189BAZ, minor quartz veinlets 31190BAZ 31191BAZ 31192BAZ, numerous quartz- 31193albite veinlets, 196 pyriteAs above 31194As above 31195As above 31196As above 31197BAZ, less than 196 pyrite 31198BAZ, numerous quartzralbite 31199veinlets, 196 pyriteAs above 31200As above '31201As above 31202

1.5

Au Mo (ppb) (ppm)

55

1.62.52.6

5.14.04.0

2.81.81.9

2.1

2.2

3.02.04.01.4

1.03.62.72.33.21.8

3.23.34.43.03.32.8

2.52.51.7

191754

867

3610

0.046opt

63

67

66943

307

2152322229

138

33312521951263

1036453

422

422

22

34

10

2

2222

22

nil242

2222

nil2

222

PRC

ASSAY REPORT

;OPERTYt Newfields Minerals Inc. Teck Township

HOLE i PAGE t

N-86-19E 5

3207.7 - 3211.0'3211.0 - 3216'3216.0 - 3217.5'3217.5 - 3221.8'3221.8 - 3223.6'

3223.6 - 3224.9'3224.9 - 3226.0'3226.0 - 3226.8'

3226.8 - 3231.0'3231.0 - 3233.7'3233.7 - 3236.0'3236.0 - 3240.0'3240.0 r 3242.3'3242.3 - 3245.0'3245.0 - 3247.2'3247.2 - 3249.9'3249.9 - 3253.0'3253.0 - 3255.2'

3255.2 - 3257.6'3257.6 r 3261.0'3261.0 - 3264.3'3264.3 - 3266.4'3266.4 - 3271.0'3271.0 - 3275.7'3275.7 - 3277.0'3277.0 - 3281.0'3281.0 - 3285.8'3285.8 - 3290.6'3290.6 - 3292.4'3292.4 - 3294.9'3294.9 - 3296.6'

3296.6 - 3299.6'3299.6 - 3303.6'3303.0 - 3308.0'3308.0 - 3313.0'3313.0 - 3318.0'3318.0 - 3323.0'3323.0 - 3328.0'3328.0 - 3333.0'

As aboveBAZBAZBAZBAZ, with some quartzralbite veinlets, less196 pyriteAs aboveAs aboveAs above, with 1" wideblack quartz veinAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs above/ with 2" widegreen dikeBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZ, abundant quartz vBAZBAZBAZBAZ, dark green colourBAZBAZ, with quartz andspecular hematite veinBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZ

than

e ins

lets

SAMPLE tNO.

flDTl

ISSSSBSSSSSSSS:

3120331204312053120631207

312083120931210

31211312123121331214312153121631217312183121931220

31221312223122331224312253122631227312283122931230312313123231233

3123431235312363123731238312393124031241

3.35.01.54.31.8

1.31.10.8

4.22.72.34.02.32.72.22.73.12.2

2.43.43.32.14.64.71.34.04.84.81.82.51.7

3.03.45.05.05.05.05.05.0

5929228

277

352825218

3344

291107118973819158

106

5376

32393

81221474

6466

1036

232

2242

12

2212054

2484222444

2224424442222

22442444

ASSAY REPORT


FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION SAMPLE

HOLE: PAGE:

WIDTH

N-86-19E 6

Au MoNO. (ppb) (ppm)

33333338334333483352

33543358336333683370

3373

33783381338233843388

3390339333953398340034053409341234163419

3421342634313436

34403444

3446

3447

*

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

00008

50008

7

02855

6004603612

4470

02

5

5

--

---

-

-----

-- -- ---

--

-

-

-

3338.3343.3348.3352.3354.

3358.3363.3368.3370.3373.

3378.

3381.3382.3384.3388.3390.

3393.3395.3398.3400.3405.3409.3412.3416.3419.3421.

3426.3431.3436.3440.

3444.3446.

3447.

3448.

0'0'0'8'5 1

0'0'0'8'7'

0'

2'8'5'5*6'

0'0'4'6'0'3*6'l 12'4'

4'7'0'O'

2'5'

5'

6'

BAZ 31242 5.0 17 2BAZBAZBAZBAZ, quart z-albiteveinlets, in shear at25 degrees to GABAZBAZBAZBAZBAZ, quartz veining withtrace pyriteBAZ, quartz veining withup to 396 pyriteBAZ, quartz veiningBAZ, quartz veiningBAZ, quartz veiningBAZ, trace pyriteBAZ, quartz- feldsparveining, locally 596 pyriteBAZ, trace pyriteBAZ, quartz veiningBAZBAZ, magneticDark green BAZ, magneticAs aboveBAZBAZBAZ, greenish, magneticBAZ, quartz-feldsparveiningBAZ, greenish, magneticBAZ, greenish, magneticBAZBAZ, minor quartz- feldsparwith 196 pyriteBAZBAZ, minor quartz-feldsparveinlets with up to 196pyriteBAZ, qua r t z- feldsparveining, pyrite and moly 596BAZ

31243312443124531246

3124731248312493125031251

31252

3125331254312553125631257

31258312593126031261312623126331264312653126631267

31268312693127031271

3127231273

31274

31275

5.5.4.0.

3.5.5.2.2.

4.

3.1.1.4.2.

2.2.3.2.4.4.3.3.3.1.

5.5.4.4.

4.2.

1.

1.

0087

50089

3

26701

4042433518

0330

23 0.

0 0.

1 0.

6334

63687

12

1011151725

78462

1012217

19

11006opt

042opt

028opt

6428

46284

4

24422

22222422

nil2

2222

26

548

20

ASSAY REPORT


HOLEi N-86-19E PAGE: 7

FOOTAGE

3448.

3450.

3452.3457.3460.3463.3466.3470.

3474.

3477.

3480.

3483.3488.3492.3496.

3500.

3505.3510.3515.

3520.3567.

3568.

6 -

5 -

9 -2 -0 -0 -4 -0 r

1 r

3 -

0 -

9 -4 -2 -1 -

0 -

0 -0 -0 -

0 -7 -

9 -

3450.

3452.

3457.3460.3463.3466.3470.3474.

3477.

3480.

3483.

3488.3492.3496.3500.

3505.

3510.3515.3520.

3525.3568.

3569.

5'

9'

2 10'0'4'0'1'

3'

0'

9'

4'2'1'0'

0'

0'0'0'

0'9'

8'

DESCRIPTION SAMPLENO.


BAZ, quartzr feldspar 31276 1.9 0.072opt 556veining, pyrite and moly 596BAZ, quartz-feldsparveiningBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZ, local concentrationsof coarse pyriteSericitic, light green"BAZ", trace coarse pyriteSericitic BAZ, grading toorange, trace coarse pyriteBAZ, pale orange to grey,trace coarse pyriteGrey-green "BAZ"Grey-green "BAZ"Grey-orange BAZOrange BAZ grading to lightgreen (sericitic)Sericitic "BAZ". 0.5' greenspotted dikeLight orange BAZLight orange BAZLight orange BAZ gradingto grey-greenGreen to orange BAZMafic volcanics, minoralbite veinlets at contactwith dikeDike, feldspar phenocrysts,with minor albite veinlets

31277

312783127931280312813128231283

31284

31285

31286

31287312883128931290

31291

312923129331294

3129531296

31297

2.

4.2.3.3.3.4.

3.

2.

3.

3.3.3.3.

5.

5.5.5.

5.1.

0.

4

380461

2

7

9

5899

0

000

02

9

0.006opt

744

12

8

11

12347

7

32

64

23

2

24222-

4

2

2

2-22

6

442

42

2

Testing Anomalous Sludge Zones

2168.6 - 2170'

2252.32356.02360.4

2254.8' 2360.4' 2365.4'

0.8' vide mauve coloured 31298 1.4dikej quartz stringerson contactsConglomerate 31299 2.5Conglomerate 31300 4.4Conglomerate 31301 5.0

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-86-19F PAGEl l


STRIKE: LOCATION:DIP: DATE DRILLED: Aug. 4 - Aug. 21, 1986LOGGED BY: T. Twomey, M. MassonDRILLED BY: Heath B, Sherwood DrillingPURPOSE:BBBBBBBBSBSSBBSSSBSSBBSBBBSSBBBBBSSSSSBB&SBSSSSBBBSSSSSBBSBBSBSSSSBSSS

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTIONBBSSSBBSSSBSBBSSSSSBSSSSSSBSSSSSSSSBSSSSSSBBBSBSSBBSBBSSSSBBSSSSSBBSSBSBS

2881 - 3844'

Steel wedge at 2870'.

KINOJEVIS VOLCANICS

Dark-green, feldspar-phyric, non-magnetic. 2881 r 2930'

2930 r 2956.3'

2956.3 - 2977'

2977 - 3509'

2977 - 2989'

3017.2 - 3018.2'

3020 - 3040' 3053.5 - 3056.0'

3079.7 - 3082.5'

3084.5 - 3097.0'

3137 - 3190'

Abundant calcite veinlets in carbonatized volcanics. Becomes silicified, no calcite; volcanic a steel greyrgreen colour. GREY DIKE - highly deformed, schistose, with numerous quartz- albite veinlets and green spots (chlorite), 196 pyrite. Both contacts obscured by quartz veining. 2975 r 2977' - ground core. BROWN-ALTERED ZONE - foliated at 15-20 degrees to CA. Colour grades from green to brown, with quartz veining and approximately 396 coarse cubic pyrite throughout. GREY DIKE r highly deformed, schistose. Quartz veining at contacts, CA ^ 45 degrees. Schistosity at 10 degrees to CA. GREY DIKE - highly deformed, schistose. Contacts at 15 and 10 degrees to CA respectively, with quartz-albite stringers. GOLD ZONE - quartzralbiterpyrite- molybdenum in BAZ. Sheared veining at 30 - 15 degrees to CA. 3080.7 r 3081' r altered dike, contacts at 40 degrees to CA. GREY DIKE - brown-altered, sheared. Contacts at 12 degrees to CA.BAZ with sections of quartz- albite veining, with 596 coarse pyrite; at 40 - 10 degrees to CA.


N-86-19F 2

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


3224 - 3225'

3260 - 3263'

3278 - 3287'

3306.5 - 3308.7'

3309 - 3313'

3414 - 3479'

3479'3479 - 3509'3509

3529.1 - 3531.9'

3531.9 - 3536'

3626.5 - 3642.8'

3642.8 r 3644.2'

3659 - 3684.7'

3684.7 - 3686.7'

3686.7 - 3691.6'

3691.6 r 3700.5'

3727.7 - 3729'

GREY DIKE - sheared, contacts at45 degrees to CA.Pyriterfilled fractures at 10degrees to CA.Quartz stockwork/ in BAZ, atlow angles to CA, with less than196 pyrite.GREEN-SPOTTED DIKE - with quartzveinletsf contacts at 30 and20 degrees to CA.BAZ, with quartz veinlets at15 degrees to CA.Intercalated dark green (lessaltered) zones within BAZ.Grades into BAZ.BAZ.MAFIC VOLCANICS, dark green,equivalent of BAZ.LOWER GOLD ZONE - quartz-pyrite-molybdenum, CA ** 20 degrees.Two l cm wide quartz-pyritermolybdenum veinlets, CA - 1 0 and30 degrees respectively in greenmafic volcanics.INTERMEDIATE DIKE - with reddishfeldspar phenorysts* uppercontact at 40 degrees, lower at30 degrees to CA.Narrow quartz-albite stringerswith 2# pyrite in brown-alteredwalls adjacent.Slightly brown-altered maficvolcanics.GREEN-SPOTTED DIKE - contacts atW.

Slightly brown-altered mafic volcanics.GREY DIKE - contacts at 30*, with reddish feldspar phenocrysts. GREEN-SPOTTED DIKE r light greenr sericitic with anhedral chlorite/ sericite clots. Upper contact at 030 degrees to CA, lower contact at 045 degrees, marked by narrow l inch quartz vein.


N-86-19F 3

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DESCRIPTION:aaaaaaasaa

FOOTAGEaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaasaaaasaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaasaaaaaasaaaaaaa


3776 - 3782'

3791 - 3797.4'

3797.4 - 3844'

3844.0'

BAZ r quartzralbite veining in mediumrgrained Fe tholute to give moderate BAZ development. GREEN-SPOTTED DIKE - finerto- medium-grained, sub-euhedral augite in a very-fine-grained grey-green matrix. Upper contact at 022 degrees to CA, marked by l cm quartz-albite veinlet. Lower contact is irregular at 035 degrees. MAFIC VOLCANICS r medium- grained Fe thorite, massive with distinctive texture and high magnetism.

END OF HOLE

BORE HOLE DATA BH NO. N-86-19FaaaaaaaaaaasaaaasaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBasaaaasaaaasaaaasaaDATE DEPTH ACID WEDGE WEDGE AZIMUTH DIP 1986 (feet) TEST TOP TYPE (degrees) (degrees)

Aug 4 2881

Aug 7 2988Aug 21 3450Aug 21 3604Aug 21 3844

2855.5 Steel parent 350 r72.5

350338330

-72-65-62-60

Start of Hole - Right Azimuth wedge

EOH r 3844

SIGNED:

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE: N-86-19F PAGE: l


WIDTH Au Mo PPB PPM

2952.0 - 2956'

2956.0 - 2957.1'

2957.1 - 2962.8'

2962.82966.82971.52973.82977.2

2966297129732977.2'2981.5'

8' 5' 8'

2981.5 - 2985.4' 2985.4 - 2990'

2990.0 - 2995' 2995 - 3000' 3000 - 3005' 3005 - 3010.0' 3010.0 - 3013.8' 3013.8 - 3016.1'

3016.1 - 3017.8'

3017.8 - 3020.0' 3020 - 3025' 3025 - 3030' 3030 - 3031.8'

3031.8 - 3035'3035 - 3040'3040 - 3045'3045 - 3051.0'3051 - 3053.7'

3053,7 - 3055.7'3055.7 - 3057.9'

3057.9 - 3060'

Mafic volcanics with 31302 4.0numerous quartz-albiteveinletsQuartz veining at contact 31303 1.1of volcanics and dikeGrey dike, minor quartz 31304 5.7veinlets and less than196 pyriteAs above 31305 4.0As above, ground core 5096 31306 4.7As above 31307 2.3As above, ground up 5096 31308 3.4BAZ, green coloured, quartz 31309 4.3veining and 396 pyriteAs above 31310 3.9BAZ, colour change from 31311 4.6green to brownBAZ, brown colour 31312 5.0BAZ 31313 5.0BAZ 31314 5.0BAZ 31315 5.0BAZ 31316 3.8BAZ, 3096 quartz-albite 31317 2.3veinletsContact of BAZ/dike with 31318 1.73096 quartz veiningOther contact dike/BAZ 31319 2.2BAZ 31320 5.0BAZ 31321 5.0BAZ, 4096 quartz veining 31322 1.8containing chloriteBAZ 31323 3.2BAZ 31324 5.0BAZ 31325 5.0BAZ 31326 6.0Contact of BAZ/dike, with 31327 2.75096 quartz-albite veiningGrey dike 3132R 2.0Contact dike/BAZ, with -31329 7 .7.20l?i quart'^-aIbi to voinin.iBAZ Jl 330 2 .1

67

7

3

41041167679

566

4196333

4

29443

4438

12

15'•'.X

2

A

22248

22

282424

4

6426

622

nil6

4t - t

ASSAY REPORT


FOOTAGE

3060306530703075.3078.3079.

3082.3084.

3088.3092.3097.310031053110311531203125313031353136.

3137.3143314731523155.

3157.

3160.

3164.3167.31723177

31823185.

3189.

..--077

55

660r--~--- 3

7---6

7

5

26--

-5

7

3065'3070'3075'- 3078.7'- 3079.7'- 3082.5'

- 3084. 5 1- 3088.6'

- 3092.6'- 3097'- 3100'3105'3110'3115'3120'3125'3130'3135'3136.3'- 3137.7'

- 3143'3147'3152'3155.6'- 3157.7'

- 3160.5'

- 3164.2'

- 3167.6'- 3172'3177'3182'

3185.5'- 3189.7'

- 3192.7'

DESCRIPTION

BAZBAZBAZBAZBAZ, 196 pyriteGold Zone; quartz-albite-pyrite-molybdenum stringersin BAZBAZGrey Dike; brown-alteredand shearedAs aboveAs aboveBAZBAZ, minor quartz veiningBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZ5096 quartz withdisseminated pyrite in BAZBAZBAZ, 3096 quartz veiningBAZBAZBAZ, quartz veining with596 coarse pyrite,10 degrees to CABAZ, 5096 quartz vein,less than 196 pyriteQuartz-albite vein,196 pyriteBAZ, 2096 quartz veinletsBAZBAZQuartz-albite stockworkin BAZ, 196 pyriteAs above, 196 pyriteAs above, with pyriteveinlet, ry;i pyriteBAZ

SSSSSSSSSS

SAMPLENO.

ssssssssss

313313133231333313343133531336

3133731338

313393134031341313423134331344313453134631347313483134931350

3145131452314533145431455

31456

31457

31458314593146031461

3146231463

31464

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WIDTH

SK

555312

24

443555555511

54532

2

3

3455

34

3

S

t

*

t

*

*

*

*

9

t

*

*

*

*

*

t

t

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

4

4

*

*

*

s: s

000708

01

040000000034

30061

8

7

4400

52

0

AuPPB

114964

0.2540. 138

8234

1586

108

17103

3244

37

1257

11104

16

92

695

17419

79256

14

MOPPM

ssss

222

niloft 240^262

124

422228222224

84442

2

2

2422

22

nil

ASSAY REPORT


FOOTAGE

3192.73197.03202 -3207 -3212 -3217 -3222 -3227 -3232 -3237 -3242 -3246 -3251 -3256 r3261 -

3266 -3271 -3276 -3278.7

3283.53287.33291 -3296 -3301 -3306.2

3309.2

3314.13319.1

- 3197'- 3202'3207'3212'3217'3222'3227'3232'3237'3242'3246'3251'3256'3261'3266'

3271'3276'3278.7'- 3283.5'

- 3287.3'- 3291'3296'3301'3306.2'- 3309.2'

- 3314.1'

- 3319.1'- 3323'

3323 - 3325.3' 3325.3 - 3326.6'

3326.6 - 3331.6' 3331.6 - 3337' 3337 - 3342' 3342 - 3347' 3347 - 3352' 3352 - 3357'


BAZ 31465 BAZ 31466 BAZ 31467 BAZ 31468 BAZ 31469 BAZ 31470 BAZ 31471 BAZ, specular hematite 31472 BAZ, specular hematite 31473 BAZ, specular hematite 31474 BAZ 31475 BAZ 31476 BAZ 31477 BAZ, 1^ disseminated pyrite 31478 BAZ, I72rinch wide pyrite 31479 filled fractureBAZ 31480 BAZ 31481 BAZ, quartz veinlet 31482 Quartz stockwork in BAZ, 31483 less than 196 pyrite As above 31484 BAZ, quartz veining 31485 As above 31486 As above 31487 As above 31488 Green-spotted dike with 31489 BAZi quartz on contacts BAZ, with quartz veining 31490 at 15 degrees to GA BAZ 31491 BAZ, 4096 quartz-albite 31492 veining, l - 3^ pyrite, chalcopyriteBAZ 31493 BAZ, 0.9-foot wide 31494 quartz vein at 40 degrees to CA, with 5*Z pyrite BAZ 31495 BAZ 31496 BAZ 31497 BAZ -31498 BAZ 31499 BAZ 31500

HOLE:PAGE:

ISSSSSS

WIDTH

! H3SS323

4.35.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.04.05.05.05.05.0

5.05.02.74.8

3.83.75.05.05.23.0

4.9

5.03.9

2.31.3

5.05.45.05.05.05.0

N-86-19F3

sassss

AuPPB

asssss

41044784778

13488

4149

11128

36

253

604

307

19

3030

736

48631088

48

MoPPM

BSS

24444242224228

12

4422

222222

2

22

24

222242

ASSAY REPORT


FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

3357 -3362 -3367 -3372 -3377 -3382 -3387 -3392 -3397 -3402 -3407 -3412 -3417 -3422 -

3427 -

3432 -3437 -3442 -3447 -3452 -3457 -3462 -3467 -3472 -3477 -3482 -3486 -3491 -3496 -3499.6

3362'3367'3372'3377'3382'3387'3392'3397'3402'3407'3412'3417'3422'3427'

3432'

3437'3442'3447'3452'3457'3462'3467'3472'3477'3482'3486'3491'3496'3499.6'- 3502.7'

3502.7 - 3504.2' 3504.2 - 3506'

3506 - 3511'

3511351635213526

3516' 3521' 3526' 3529.1

BAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZGrades out of BAZ, intogreen-coloured equivalentDark-green volcanic,equivalent of BAZAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveGrades into BAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZ, with quartz veiningat 45 and 30 degrees to GA,less than 1# pyriteBAZBAZ, with quartz-albiteveining, less than 1^pyritej black chloriteBAZ, grades intodark-green volcanicsDark-green volcanicsAs aboveAs aboveAs above, less than1V6 pyrite

SAMPLE NO.

3090130902309033090430905309063090730908309093091030911309123091330914

30915

309163091730918309193092030921309223092330924309253092630927309283092930930

3093130932

30933

30934309353093630937

HOLE:PAGE i

N-86-19F4

ISaiSSSBSSSSSSSSB

WIDTH

5.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.0

5.0

5.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.04.05.05.03.63.1

1.51.8

5.0

5.05.05.03.1

AUPPB

4842622247

1060127

99

5688

214441484

4519

44

114

6

49106

51

MOPPM

44466

nil22222224

4

442442

4

44

4

26b2

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE: N-86-19F PAGE: 5

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

3529.1 - 3531.9'

3531.9 - 3536'

3536 - 3541' 3541 - 3546' 3546 - 3551' 3551 - 3556' 3566.6 - 3570.8' 3591.3 - 3593.1'

3625.0 - 3626.5'

3644.2 - 3645.9'

3659.3 - 3663.3'

3677.0 - 3681.6'

3681.0 - 3684.7'

3684.7 - 3686.8'

3686.8 - 3691.6'

3691.6 - 3697.8' 3776 - 3781'

Lower Gold Zone/ quartz-pyrite-molybdenum/ Ca s 20 degrees Two 1-cm wide quartz- pyrite-molybdenum veinlets/ CA = 1 0 degrees and 30 degrees Dark-green mafic volcanics As above As above As above As aboveAs above/ with 3-inch wide quartz-albite veinlet Mafic volcanics/ above intermediate dike Quartz-albite stringers with disseminated pyrite, (less than 190 in brown wallsSlightly altered mafic volcanics/ light grey colourSlight brown-altered mafic volcanics; narrow dikes As above/ with 3-inch wide white quartz vein Green-spotted dike/ with minor volcanic inclusion Slightly brown-altered mafic volcanics Grey DikeBAZ/ moderately developed alteration with quartz-albite veining

SSBSSSSSSSBBBBBBSSSSBBBSS

SAMPLE WIDTH Au Mo NO. PPB PPM

EBSSSSSSSSSBSSSSSSBSSSSSS

30938 2.8 ,086opt 524

30939

309403094130942309433094430945

30946

30947

30948

30949

30950

30951

30952

3095330954

4.1 352 26

5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 4.2 1.8

1.5

1.7

4.0

4.6

3.1

2.1

4.8

6.2 5.0

6322

4424

nil

^ ASSAY REPORT

P^PERTY: Newfields Minerals Inc. HOLEi N-86-19F Teck Township PAGE: 6

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION SAMPLE WIDTH Au MoNO. PPB PPM

TESTING ANOMALOUS SLUDGE ZONES

3586 r 3590.3' Green mafic volcanics with 31398 4.3 nilBAZ texture

3592.1 - 3596' As above 31399 3.9 nil 3596 - 3601' As above 31400 5.0 nil

SIGNEDi

DRILL LOG HOLE i N-86-19GPAGE l l


STRIKE l LOCATION!DIP t DATE DRILLED i Aug 21 - Oct 4 , 1 986LOGGED BYt T. Twomey, M. MassonDRILLED BY i Heath S, Sherwood DrillingPURPOSE i

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTIONesssaBssBSBSssssssssssasssssBsssssBSBBSSBBBSS

Wedge at 1482'

1502 - 1677' MAFIC SYENITE

Massive , fine-to-medium-grained, green-red colour, very magnetic. Contact zone is green, fractured leucoxene and albite rich) some coarse, euhedral pyrite, less than Q

1677 - 2789.2' TEMISKAMING SEDIMENTS

Conglomerate - coarse-grained pebble-cobble conglomerate; pebble elongation from 0-15 degrees to CA (may cause hole to wander). 2085 - 2095' Blocky core - chlorite

fractures parallel to CA. 2496 - 2670' SERICITIC ZONE - pale-green

colouration - alteration withminor green mica and quartz-albite veinlets, in conglomerate ipebble elongation at 20 degreesto CA.

2553.5 - 2569' Deformed zone - schistose, veryelongated, conglomerate withbrecciated quartz-albiteveining.

2670 - 2695' Grades out of sericiticalteration, loss of veining andgreen mica.

2774 - 2789.2' Conglomerate is mafic composition,disconformable erosion contactwith basement.

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FOOTAGE DESCRIPTIONISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSBSSSSBBBBSaSS

SSSSSSBSSSSB


Dark blue-green colouri feldspar-phyric, non magnetic, carbonatized.2795.2 - 2824' 2825 - 2879'

2879 - 2975'

2975 - 2983.9'

2983.9 - 3011.2'

3011.2 - 3023'

3023 - 3558'

3023 - 3076'

3091 - 3097'

3123.2 - 3128.4'

3138.0 - 3140.2'

3148.0 - 3149.2

Numerous quartz-albite veins. Massive, feldspar-phyric mafic volcanics i dark-green round feldspar crystals. Blue-green mafic volcanics with typical elongated feldspar crystals, elongation at 25 - 15 degrees to CA. Highly deformed mafic volcanic with numerous quartz-albite veinlets, schistose at 30 degrees to CA.GREEN-SPOTTED DIKE - green alteration spots in a very-fine grained clayey, grey matrix, upper contact at 25 degrees to CA, schistose at 25 - 10 degrees to CA, lower contact sheared, obscured by quartz veining. Leucoxene-spotted black volcanic grading into BA2 at 3023'.

BROWN-ALTERED ZONE (BAZ) Gradational contact with volcanics. Intercalated BAZ and mafic volcanics, alteration varies from weak to intense, moderately to strongly foliated at 10 - 20 degrees to CA. GREEN SPOTTED DIKE - light grey- green, fine-grained and spotty in places, Upper Contact broken, Lower Contact at 25 degrees to CA and marked by quartz-albite veining.GREEN-SPOTTED DIKE - fine-grained grey clayey matrix, schistose. SPECULAR HEMATITE - bounded by quartz-albite veinlets at 20 degrees to CA, but zone is foliated parallel to CA| consists of specularite and pyrite in BAZ. Quartz vein with 2 - 3% pyrite, trace molybdenum(?) in BAZ.

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-86-19G PAGE: 3

iBBSSBSSBBaaBBaaBSSsaaasFOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

laasBaaasBBsaaaaaaaasaaasaBBa


3167.5 - 3169'

3174 - 3179'

3190 - 3191.3'

3200.7 - 3203.2'

3206.5 - 3214' 3214 - 3223'

3223'3234.7 - 3239.1'3259.2 - 3260.1'

3276.3 - 3329.2'

3414 - 3434'

3434346334813504351635583638

3463' 3481' 3504' 3516' 3558' 3638' 3656.8'

3656.8 - 3693.5' 3693.5 - 3707.8'

3707.8 - 3729' 3729 - 3731'

GREEN-SPOTTED DIKE - contacts at 15 degrees to CA, with quartz and pyrite.Quartz stockwork in BAZ, less than 196 pyrite.Quartz vein with 2 - 396 pyrite and chalcopyrite, in BAZ. GREEN-SPOTTED DIKE - with numerous quartz-albite veinlets and 196 disseminated pyrite. GREEN-SPOTTED DIKE. DARK-GREEN MAFIC VOLCANICS - with BAZ texture , some foliation subparallel to CA. Grades back to BAZ. GREEN-SPOTTED DIKE. GOLD ZONE - quartz-molybdenum-pyrite at 20 degrees to CA. GOLD ZONE - convoluted quartz veining with pyrite and molybdenum, in BAZ. Dark-green volcanics, same texture and gradational contacts to BAZ. BAZ.Dark-green volcanics, as before. BAZ.Dark-green volcanics, as before. BAZ.Dark-green volcanics, as before. GREY DIKE - with reddish feldspar phenocrysts, upper contact at 45 degrees to CA. Dark-green volcanics, as before. BROWN-ALTERED DIKE - with some altered volcanics, quartz vein at upper contact with green volcanics, quartz veinlets throughout.Dark-green volcanics, as before. Quartz-albite brecciation in medium-grained mafic volcanics, Kinojevis volcanics are ubiquitously carbonitized - calcium carbonate and with narrow quartz-albite veining.

DRILL LOG HOLE t PAGE l

N-86-19G 4

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


3886.5 - 3893'

389339223927

39513970

3922' 3927' 3951'

3970' 3986'

GREEN-SPOTTED DIKE - upper contact marked by quartz- albite veining with a pale red-brown colour of alteration in dike* Ground-mass is very-fine-grained - aphanitic, blue-grey rhyolitic. Phenocrysts are pale green, subhedral to colloform representing alteration of pre-existing phenocrysts to chlorite/sericite. Dark-green volcanics* as before. Green-spotted Dike. Medium-grained dark-green volcanics f as before. Saussuritized gabbro. Medium-grained dark-green volcanics , as before.

3986' END OF HOLE

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-86-19G PAGEi 5

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

BOREHOLE DATA BH NO. N-86-19GBBBBSSBaaaSBBBaSBSaSBSSBSBBBSSSBSSSSSSSSaSSSSSSaSSSSSaCSBSSSSSBSSSSSSBS

DATE DEPTH ACID WEDGE WEDGE AZIMUTH DIP (1986) (feet) TEST TOP TYPE ( degrees) (degrees)

Aug 21 1500

Aug 23 1558Aug 25 1644

Aug 29 1602

Aug 30 1716 Sept l 2004 Sept l 2009 Sept 4 2105

Sept 5 2142Sept 6 2220Sept 6 2229

Sept Sept

7 22848 2375

Sept 10 2475 Sept 10 2485 Sept 12 2541

Sept 13 2593 Sept 16 2757

Sept 16 2764 Sept 18 2899

Sept 20 3048 Oct 4 3275 Oct 4 3525 Oct 4 3725 Oct 4 3986

Steel

Retriev. Retrlev.

Steel

Retriev. Retriev.

Retriev.

Retriev.

Retriev.

Oil 351

357353

350

350

355

355

Retriev. Retriev.

340340337330

82-82

81, 81,

-80

-78,

-78,

-78-74

-72

-70-68-66-58

55

Right full wedge off parent Right full wedge 2 Retriev. wedges lost i l sheared of the other reamer jammed2 Steel wedges - first one lost

Right full wedge Up S, 40 degrees to right

Shallowing with 15 degrees RAZ

Right wedge S. degrees up

20

Right full wedge 5 Non-magnetic conglomerate

Non-magneticconglomerateShallowingShelving inKinojevisIn BAZBAZBAZ

END OF HOLE

SIGNEDi

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE: N-86-19G PAGE: l

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION SAMPLE WIDTH Au Mo NO. (feet) PPB PPM

1172 - 1677'

1677 - 1672' 2477.1 - 2478.l 1

2507.8 - 2509'

2559.5 - 2563.0'

2563.0 - 2565.0' 2553.6 - 2555.4' 2795.2 - 2797.3' 2800.4 - 2802' 2814.9 - 2819' 2819 - 2823.2' 2975 - 2980'

2980 - 2983.9'2983.9 r 2988.6'

3009.6 - 3012.1'

3023 - 3028'

410

30413046

305130563061306630713076308130863091

3046' 3051'

3056' 3061' 3066' 3071' 3076' 3081' 3086' 3091' 3097'

30961309623096330964309653096630967

2.01.82.11.65.14.25.0

nilnilnilnilnil20

nil

3343

Contact zone between Mafic 30956 5.0 nil nil Syenite and ConglomerateAs above 30957 5.0 nil Quartz-albite veinlets 30958 1.0 120 in conglomerateQuartz-albite veinlets 30959 1.2 nil in sericitic altered conglomerateDeformed, sericitic 30960 3.5 nil conglomerate with brecciated quartz-albite veins As above As aboveQuartz-albite veins in As above As above As aboveDeformed mafic volcanics with numerous quartz- albite veinletsAs above 30968 3.9 nil Green-spotted dike at 30969 4.7 nil upper contactBrecciated quartz-albite 30970 2.5 140 veinlets at dike/volcanic contactModerate to strong BAZ 30971 5.0 nil in mafic (leucoxene) volcanicsBAZ 30972 5.0 nil BAZ - weak alteration 30973 5.0 nil with sericite-leucoxeneBAZ 30974 5.0 nil BAZ 30975 5.0 nil BAZ 30976 5.0 nil BAZ 30977 5.0 nil BAZ 30978 5.0 nil BAZ 30979 5.0 nil BAZ 30980 5.0 770 BAZ '30981 5.0 1620 Green-spotted dike in BAZ 30982 6.0 20

PRO

ASSAY REPORT

OPERTYl Newfields Minerals Inc. Teck Township

FOOTAG]

aaasas:

3097 -3102 -3107 -3112 -3117 -3122 -3123.23128.43132.73136.73138 -

3140.23143 -3148 r

3149.23154 -3159 -3164 -3166.73169 -3174 -

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3102'3107'3112'3117'3122'3123.2- 3128- 3132- 3136- 31383140.2

r 31433148'3149.2

- 31543159'3164'3166.7- 31693174'3179'

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BsaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaasaaaasaaaasasaaaasaaKaBAZ 30983BAZ 30984BAZ 30985BAZ 30986BAZ 30987BAZ 30988Green-Spotted Dike 30989BAZ 30990BAZ 30991BAZ 30992BAZ/ abundant specularite, 30993hematite and 196 pyriteBAZ 30994BAZ/ less than IX pyrite 30995Quartz vein with 1-396 30996pyrite, trace moly?, in BAZBAZ 30997BAZ 30998BAZ 30999BAZ 31000BAZ 5601BAZ 5602Quartz stockwork in BAZ/ 5603less than 196 pyriteBAZ, minor quartz veins, 5604less than 196 pyrite onmarginsAs above 5605Quartz vein with 2-396 5606pyrite and chalcopyrite,in BAZBAZ 5607BAZ 5608Green-spotted dike, 196 5609pyrite with numerousquartz-albite veinsBAZ, with quartz-albite 5610veinlets and 196 pyriteon marginsGreen-spotted dike 5611As above 5612Dark-green mafic volcanics, -5613BAZ textureAs above 5614BAZ 5615

3179 - 3185'

3185 - 3190' 3190 - 3191.3'

3191.3 - 3195.7'3195.7 - 3200.7'3200.7 - 3203.2'

3203.2 - 3206.2'

3206.2 - 3209.6' 3209.6 - 3214' 3214 - 3218'

3218 - 3223' 3223 - 3228'

HOLE:PAGE;

N-86-19G2

laaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

WIDTH AuPPB

MoPPM

:aasaaasaasaassa

5.05.05.05.05.01.25.24.34.01.32.2

2.85.01.2

4.85.05.02.72.35.05.0

6.0

5.01.3

4.45.02.5

nilnilnilnil10

nilnil40

nilnilnil

4030

nil

50nil4030

50010030

60

5070

301040

3.0

2.4 4.4 4.0

5.0 5.0

nil

60nil30

20 nil

ASSAY REPORT


FOOTAGE

3228 r 3233'3233 r 3234.7'3234.7 - 3239. 3 13239.3 - 3243'3243 - 3248'3248 - 3253'3253 - 3257.2'3257.2 - 3259.2'3259.2 - 3260.1'3260.1 - 3261.3'3261.3 - 3265.0'3265 r 3270'3270 - 3273.8'3273.8 - 3276.3'

3276.3 - 3279.2'

3279.2 - 3283'3283 - 3287.9'

3287.9 - 3293'3293 - 3298'3298 - 3303'3303 - 3308'

3308 - 3313'3313 - 3318'3318 - 3323'3323 - 3328'3328 - 3333'3333 - 3338'3338 - 3343'3343 - 3348'3348 - 3353'3353 - 3358'3358 - 3363'3363 - 3368'3368 - 3373'3373 - 3378'3378 - 3383'3383 - 3388'3388 - 3393'3393 - 3398'3398 - 3403'

DESCRIPTION

HOLE: N-86-19G PAGE : 3

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BAZ 5616 5.0 20BAZGreen-spotted dikeBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZGold Zone - quartz-moly-pyBAZBAZBAZBAZQuartz stockwork at 30degrees to GA, in BAZGold Zone - convolutedquartz veining with moly,pyriteBAZ, with quartz veiningQuartz stockwork in BAZ/less than 196 pyriteBAZ, minor quartz/albiteBAZ, slightly hematizedBAZBAZ, weakly hematized,with minor quartz veiningBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZ, hematizedBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZ

5617561856195620562156225623562456255626562756285629

5630

56315632

5633563456355636

5637563856395640564156425643564456455646564756485649565056515652565356545655

1.74.63.75.05.04.22.00.91.23.75.03.82.5

2.9

3.84.9

5.15.05.05.0

5.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.0

nilnilnilnilnilnil100

1870(.06opt)50

14020

nilnil

590

nil20

nilnilnilnil

nilnilnilnilnilnilnilnilnilnilnilnilnilnilnilnilnilnilnil

ASSAY REPORT

PROPERTYJ Newfields Minerals Inc. Teck Township

HOLE: PAGE:

N-86-19G 4

FOOTAGE

3403 - 3406'3406 r 3409'3409 r 3414 '3414 r 3419'

3419 - 3424'3424 r 3429'3429 - 3434'3434 r 3439'3439 r 3444'3444 - 3449'3449 - 3454'3454 - 3459'3459 r 3464'3464 - 3469'3469 - 3474'3474 - 3479'3479 - 3484'

3484 - 3489'3489 - 3494'3494 - 3499'3499 - 3504'3504 - 3512'3512 - 3517'

3517 - 3522'3522 - 3527'

3527 - 3532'3532 - 3538'3538 - 3543'3543 - 3548'3548 r 3553'3553 - 3558'

3558 - 3563'3563 - 3568'3693.0 - 3694.6'

3694.6 - 3699.2'

DESCRIPTION

BAZBAZBAZDark-green volcanics iBAZ textureAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZDark-green volcanicsAs aboveAs aboveGreen-volcanics gradinginto BAZBAZBAZBAZBAZDark-green volcanicsGreen-volcanics gradinginto BAZBAZBAZ, minor coarse pyrite(less than 1*)BAZBAZBAZBAZBAZBAZ/ grading out, intodark-greenDark-green volcanicsAs aboveQuartz veining at contactof volcanics/dikeBrown-altered dike (plusgreen spots) with quartzveinlets

saasaaaaai

SAMPLENO.

Esacasassi

5656565756585659

5660566156625663566456655666566756685669567056715672

567356745675567656775678

56795680

568156825683568456855686

568756885689

5690

iBBaaaaaaaaaBSBB

WIDTH Au Mo PPB PPM

8B88BS8SS838SS8

3.0 nil3.0 nil5.0 nil5.0 nil

5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0

5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 8.0 5.0

5.0 5.0

5.0 6.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0

5.0 5.0 1.6

4.6

nil nil nil nil nil nil nil nil nil nil nil nil nil

nil nil nil nil nil nil

nil 20

nil nil nil nil nil nil

10nil30

nil

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE* PAGE i

N-86-19G 5

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

3699.2 - 3702' 3702 r 3707.3'

As above As above

SAMPLE NO.

sssssss:56915692

WIDTH

2.85.3

Au MoPPB PPMS88S8SSB

70 nil

3568 - 3573'3573 - 3578'3578 - 3583'

TESTING ANOMALOUS SLUDGE ZONES NOT PREVIOUSLY SAMPLED

Dark-green volcanics As above As above

569356945695

5.0 5.0 5.0

nil mi

1722.5 - 1727 1 1741.5 - 1746.5'

2199221922392259

2204' 2224' 2244' 2260'

2280 - 2285'2300 - 2305'2330 - 2335'

2358.8 - 2363.8'

CHECKING ANOMALOUS SLUDGE ZONES

Conglomerate Conglomerate with minor quartz-albite stringers Conglomerate Conglomerate Conglomerate Quartz-albite veinlets in conglomerate Conglomerate Conglomerate Conglomerate, minor quartz-albite stringers Conglomerate

55085509

5510551155125513

551455155516

4.55.0

5.05.05.01.0

5.05.05.0

nilnil

nil20

nilnil

nilnilnil

5517 5.0 nil

SIGNED:

DRILL LOG HOLEl N-86-20PAGE: l


STRIKEt (Collar) 330 degrees LOCATIONiDIP: -75 degrees DATE DRILLED! May 9 - June 11, 1986LOGGED BY: J Mucklow, T TwomeyDRILLED BY t Heath S, Sherwood DrillingPURPOSE! Test "Newfields Break" to east8888S888888888888888888888:S88888888888SS8B888S8S88888S8S88B88SSSS88SB8

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION88888888888888888888888888888888388888S88888S88SSS88S8888888888B888SS8

0-22' OVERBURDEN r Casing

22 - 622.0' MAFIC SYENITE

Melanocratic, massive, medium-grained,magnetic, often carbonatized30 - 42.4' BRECCIA ZONE r fault,

brecciated and altered maficsyenite (silicified, hematized),fracturing at 30 - 35 degrees to CA

42.4 - 61' Altered mafic syenite r bleachedand silicified

61.0 r 71.6' Mafic Dike - finergrained,CA s 55 degrees, magnetic

71.6 - 89' Hematitic, black-red colourimagnetic, massive, grades outat about 89'

119 - 120' Blocky 231 r 232' Blocky 300 - 303' Blocky core - chlorite slips,

CA s 15 degrees 389 - 390' Blocky 394 - 400' Blocky core - fractures parallel

to CA462 - 463' Blocky core 548' Chloriterquartz-slip at 20 degrees

to CA550.5 - 551' Ground core 611 - 622' Baked contact zone becoming more

intense toward contact, altered

622.0 - 1445.7' BIMODAL PORPHYRY

770.0 - 867.0' Blocky867.2 - 871.7' MAFIC DIKE - very, magnetic,

porphyritic, black, sharp contacts upper 35 degrees, lower 60 degrees


N-86-20 2

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BIMODAL PORPHYRY (cont'd)

878.4 - 882.3'

912.0 r 980.0 r 988.0 - 1001.0 -

914.0' 985.0' 990.0' 1011.O 1

1048.3 r 1049.2'

1078.0 r 1129.0 -

1178.0 r 1227.0 r 1297.0 r

1360.0 r

1445.7'

1079.0' 1140.0'

1200.0' 1229.0' 1298.0'

1363.2'

INTERMEDIATE DIKE - contacts sharpCA a 50 r 55 degreesArea of fracturing, GA s 50 degreesMinor black xenolithsGround coreFracturing at 5 degrees to10 degrees to CAInchrwide quartz vein at 45 degreesibleached zone/ 261 ppb Au over 0.9'Blocky coreHematitic fractures at 45 degreesto CARed, hematiticZone of fracturing! CA - 45 degreesXenolith(?), brecciated texture,dark colouredQuartz-feldspar veining withstrong alteration (sericite)Sharp intrusive contactiCA s 30 degrees

1445.7 - 1858.0' MAFIC SYENITE

Magnetic, melanocratic, medium-grained, massive 1473.6 - 1481.7' BIMODAL PORPHYRY DIKE -

CA - 30 degrees, minor calciteon lower contact

1719.0' First felsic rib, becomingincreasingly abundant downhole

1858.0' Contact CA s 65 degrees


1858.0 r 1910.0'

1887.8 - 1897.7'

40 degrees,

1910.02019.2

2551.0' 2019.7'

2221.5 - 2226 1

GREYWACKE, bedded, CA locally gritty INTERMEDIATE DIKE (3054 Zone?) very finergrained, sericitic to chloritic, numerous quartz stringers CONGLOMERATE2-inchrwide quartz vein at 45 degrees to CA, 177 ppb Au over 0.5'Very blocky, sericitic, highly fractured, local quartz- feldspar veinlets - fault

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FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


2228 - 2405'

2237.4 - 2238.5'

2408 r 2420'

2420 - 2444'

2444 - 2476'

2530 - 2642'

2551.0 - 2669.5' 2551.0 - 2552.0'

2553.5 - 2555.7'

2555.7 - 2556.3'

2556.3 - 2596' 2596.6 - 2600.8'

2669'


Mixed conglomerate with numerous narrow (0.3 r 2.0') lamprophyre dikes commonly with quartz-feldspar veining on one or both contacts} CA s 30 - 40 degrees LAMPROPHYRE DIKE - with quartz- feldspar veins on contacts, 113 ppb Au over 1.1* Becoming increasingly sericitic and deformed , downhole GA s 35 degrees Sericitic, strongly deformed, local quartz-feldspar stringers Brecciated conglomerate with quartz-feldspar stringers and filling, local Lamprophyre Dikes at t2454' - 6"; 2466' - 8" t 2467.7 - 2473.3') GA " 25 degrees Strongly elongated; CA = 30 degrees GREYWACKE (Basal Tuff?) Albitic or siliceous, strongly foliated; CA s 35 r 40 degrees Stringer-like albitic alteration in greywackeQuartz-feldspar-sericite vein, highly fractured Lightly sericiticStrongly foliated (CA - 30 degrees) greywacke with stringers of quartz-feldspar (concordant) All rocks foliated at contact at 20 degrees to CA

Greenish-black colour - fine-grained to medium- grained, with altered feldspars, locally porphyritic, carbonated, non-magnetic, well foliated at 25 degrees, abundant chlorite2757 - 2763' Porphyritic, feldspar-phyric 2965.2 - 2966.2' Quartz-breccia vein on dike contact,

155 Au over 1.0'

DRILL LOG HOLE l PAGE J

N-86-20 4

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


2966.2 r 2969.0'

2969.4 - 2970.4'

2969 - 3005'

2987.4 r 2988.0'

3006 - 3071'

3027.0 - 3039.0'

3064 r 3072.8'

3072.8 - 3073.2'

GREEN SPOTTED DIKE r shearedcontacts with quartz veiningjCA *s 25 degreesBrecciated quartz vein,187 ppb Au over 1 .4'Highly deformed, foliated at25 degrees, with brecciatedquartz veiningQuartz-albite veinlets at30 degrees in sheared zone,220 ppb Au over 0.6'Becoming partially hematizediwith redrbrown hematizedphenocrysts (magnetite?),not magneticGREY INTERMEDIATE DIKE - withfeldspar phenocrysts, contactsat 20 degrees to CASheared and hematiticjCA - 30 degreesBROWN DIKE r very fine-grained,laminated (mylonitic?),CA = 34 degrees

3073.2 - 3132.7' BASAL TUFF

Dominantly sand-sized grains, generally fine-grained yellowish sericitic schist with quartz veinlets Highly deformed folded, schistose at 25 degrees to CA3074.5 - 3093' 3093'

3124 - 3132.7'

Purplish-brown, hematitic Grades into yellow-green sericitic becoming increasingly sheared CA s 25 degreesHighly sheared, CA s 25 degrees, wispy sericite with concordant quartz-feldspar veinlets and alteration, 2 - 3X pyrite associated with quartzrfeldspar in stringers, 174 ppb Au over 2.8'


3132.7 - 3135.6' Sheared Graphite - quartz feldspar veining, 2 - 3'K pyrite

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-86-20 PAGEl 5

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


3135.6 - 3581'

3135.6 - 3145.2'

3145.2

3179.5

3179.5'

3186.9'

3186.9 - 3267'

3214.2 - 3215.0' 3218.3 - 3223.6'

3231.4 - 3236.8'

3267 - 3422'

3422 - 3447.6'

3507'

3562 - 3563' 3570.4 - 3572.3'

3572.3 - 3581.0'

3581.0 ~ 3586.0'

3582 - 3583'3586 r 36283586 - 3605'

Volcanics - locally amygduloidal/becoming coarserrgraineddownhole/ hyaloclastic/bleached grey colour/ carbonatedHighly sheared and sericitic,numerous concordant bands ofgraphite (commonly associatedwith pyrite)Less sheared (locally strong)/sericitic/ amygduloidal/local bands of 2 r 396 pyriteSHEARED GRAPHITE AND VOLCANICSwith nodular pyrite/ pyriticstringers/ quartz veining/pervasive carbonate/ pyritel - 3#, locally 1096Mainly hyaloclastite withlocal massive flowsGREY DIKES - second one isporphyritic/ contactsCA s 40 degreesGREY DIKE as aboveiCA - 65 degreesMainly massive flows with localhyaloclastite/ foliationCA s 35 degrees/ seawater(?)alteration common proximal toand within hyaloclastiteBleached equivalent of above/foliation stronger butoriginal textures preservedAmygdules/ in bleached maficflowBlocky coreGRAPHITIC BRECCIA - withaltered volcanics/ contactat 10 degree's to CAAmygduloidal/ bleached/mafic volcanic? oftenhyaloclastiticGRAPHITIC CHERT r with whitequartz veins/ schistose/graphite plus or minussericite/ carbonatizedGraphitic fault gougeBleached volcanics as beforeInch wide interflow sedimentsof black chert and pyritebetween mafic flows

FOOTAGE

DRILL LOG

DESCRIPTION


3628 '


3605 r 3628' Massive bleached mafic volcanics

END OF HOLE

BORE HOLE DATA BH NO. N-86-20

DATE

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May 10

May 12

May 15May 18May 21May 24May 24May 24May 26May 28May 30May 30June 1June 2June 3June 7June 1 1

DEPTH

sasaaaaaa

85'

453'

761'975'

1253'1424'1667'1667'1895'2064'2444'2492'2551'2696'2961'3200'3624'3628'

WEDGE AZIMUTHTYPE (degrees)

saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa:

332336336337335

336336330

Retrievable

328328327328

DIP (degrees)

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76

74.5

7575-74.5-74-74-74-74-73-70.5 7170.5 69.5-69-64-61

In magnetic maficsyeniteIn magnetic maficsyenite

Magnetic rock Dip test only Conglomerate Conglomerate

END OF HOLE

SIGNED!

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FOOTAGEisaaaaaassaaaa:

DESCRIPTION

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SAMPLE NO.

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isssssssaaaaaaasaa

30.0 - 32.0'

33.0 r 37.4' 37.4 - 40.4' 40.4 - 42.4 1 645.5 - 647.0'

703.4 - 707.9'

1048.3 - 1049.2

1073.9 - 1075.3'1320.6 - 1323.0'1360.0 - 1363.2'

1416.7 - 1417.7'

1857.0 - 1858.0 - 1861.4 - 1865.5 - 1869.0 - 1872.6 -

1877.2 - 1881.0 - 1884.3 - 1888.0 -

1892.0 - 1895.0 - 1897.6 - 1940.3 -

2019.2 -

2028.6 -

1858.0' 1861.4' 1865.5' 1869.0' 1872.6' 1877.2'

1881.0' 1884.3' 1888.0' 1892.0'

1895.0' 1897.6' 1900.0' 1942'

2019.7'

2029.9'

Mafic syenite, brecciatedand altered (silicic/hematitic)As aboveAs aboveAs aboveQFP, slight bleaching,chlorite slipsQFP, slight bleaching,chlorite slipsl" wide quartz vein at 45degrees, in bleached qfp(hematized)As aboveBrecciated and altered QFPQFP, quartz- feldspar veiningand strong sericiticalterationWhite quartzrfeldspar veinin QFP, CA s 30 degreesMafic syenite, contact zoneGreywackeAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs above, local quartz-feldspar-carbonate veinletsAs aboveAs aboveAs above3054 ZONE?, sericitic,local quartz veinletsAs aboveAs aboveGreywackeQuartz veinlets on contactswith 0.5' wide dike; CA ~30 degrees2" wide quartz vein at40 degrees to CAQuartz-albite veinlets,in conglomerate

6001

6002600360046005

6006

6007

600860096010

6011

601260136014601560166017

6018601960206021

6022602360246025

6026

6027

WIDTH

ssssss:

2.0

4.43.0 2.0 1.5

4.5

0.9

1.4 2.4 3.2

1.0

1.0 3.4 4.13.53.6 4.6

3.8 3.3 3.7 4.0

3.0 2.6 2.41.7

0.5

1.3

Au Mo (ppb) (ppm)

22

12338

49

43

261

511423

8

648

3710116

4347

38292214

177

25

2nilnil

4

4

nil

nilnilnil

nil

22

nil2

nilnil

nilnil

22

2422

nil

nil

ASSAY REPORT


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SSSBSBSBSSSSSBSBSSSSSBBBSSBSSSSSSSBBSBSBBBSSSSBSBSSSSSSS

2231.5 - 2236'

2237.4 - 2238.5'

2240.0 - 2251.4 - 2259.4 - 2268.4 -

2272.6 - 2276.0 - 2420.0 -

2424.0 - 2428.0 - 2432.0 - 2436.0 - 2440.0 - 2444.0 -

2448.0 -

2452.0 -

2456.0 - 2460.0 - 2464.0 -

2468.0 -

2472.0 -

2482.0 -

2549.3 -

2552.2 -

2241.0' 2252.4' 2260.3' 2269.6'

2274.0' 2277.0' 2424.0'

2428.0' 2432.0' 2436.0' 2440.0' 2444.0' 2448.0'

2452.0'

2456.0'

2460.0' 2464.0' 2468.0'

2472.0'

2476.0'

2483.5'

2552.2'

2555.4'

Conglomerate, brecciated, numerous quartz-feldspar veinletsLamprophyre dike with quartz-feldspar veins on contacts As above As above As aboveLamprophyre dike with quartz-feldspar vein on contact As above As aboveSericitic conglomerate, local quartz-feldspar stringers As above As above As above As above As aboveAs above, brecciated, quartz-feldspar filling As above, brecciated, quartz-feldspar filling Brecciated conglomerate, 6" lamprophyre dike, quartz- feldspar filling As above As aboveAs above, 8" lamprophyre dikeMostly lamprophyre with some conglomerate, brecciated 1-1/2" lamprophyre, brecciated conglomerate, quartz-feldspar filling Conglomerate, quartz- feldspar stringers Greywacke, albitic alteration (banded) Greywacke, albitic

6028

6029

ESSSS: 4.5

1.1

ISSSSBSSSSS:

23 4

113 nil

6030603160326033

603460356036

603760386039604060416042

6043

6044

604560466047

6048

6049

6050

6051

6052

1.01.00.91.2

1.41.04.0

4.04.04.04.04.04.0

4.0

4.0

4.04.04.0

4.0

4.0

1.5

2.9

3.2

14787

377

26

222387

1211

14

7

171912

7

8

8

10

8

2242

226

644242

2

4

622

2

4

2

2

2

ASSAY REPORT


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FOOTAGE

SSSSBSBSSBSSSBBB:

DESCRIPTIONESSSSSSSSSSBSBSSSSSBBSSSBBBSSBSB:

SBBSSSBBSSBSBBSSSS88BS8BSS8SB8S88SSS8S8SSS8BS8S8SSSB

2555.4 - 2557.6'

2596.6

2779.7

2781.02784.5

2834.4

2842.2

2908.12941.7

2600.8'

2781.0'

2783.7' 2785.5'

2835.1'

2843,5'

2908.7' 2942.9'

2955.6 - 2956.6'

2962.0 - 2965.2'

2965.2 - 2966.2'

2966.22967.7

2969.42970.8

2967.7' 2969.4'

2970.8' 2974.3'

2975.6 - 2976.9'

2982.5 - 2983.3'

2987.4 - 2988.0' 2995.4 - 2997.2'

3004.7 - 3005.6'

alteration (banded)Conglomerate , 6 " quartz-feldspar-sericite vein,sericitic alterationGreywacke, numerousstringers of quartz-feldsparIrregular quartz-calciteveinlets in mafic volcanicsAs aboveIrregular quartz veinas aboveQuartz-albite-chloriteveinlet at 40 degrees to CAIrregular quartz-calciteveinlet in mafic volcanicsCalcite-chlorite veinletIrregular quartz-albiteveinlets in mafic volcanicsGreen spotted dike/ in maficvolcanics at 30 degreesto CABrecciated mafic volcanics,chloriticQuartz-breccia vein atcontact with dike, CA s25 degreesGreen spotted dikeBrecciated quartz veiningat contact of dike/volcanicsBrecciated quartz veinFolded} sheared maficvolcanics, dike and quartzveinletsIrregular quartz-albiteveinlets in sheared maficvolcanicsQuartz-albite veinlets at30 degrees, in shearedmafic volcanicsAs abovel' wide white quartz veinand many veinletsQuartz-albite veinlets at30 degrees to CA

i AMPLE NO.

:SSSBBS:

6053

6054

6055

6056 6057

6058

6059

6060 6061

6062

6063

6064

6065 6066

6067 6068

6069

6070

6071 6072


S88SS8888S88888S88888

2.2

4.2

1.3

2.7 1.0

0.7

1.3

0.6 1.2

1.0

3.2

1,0

1,5 1.7

1.4 3.5

1.3

0.8

0.6 1.8

12

11

8

4 4

15

4

3 6

8

12

155

7 14

187 8

6

3

220 8

4

8

6

4 4

6

4

18 4

4

2

6

24

6 2

2

2

2 2

6073 0.9

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FOOTAG]

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3013.4

3028.0

3049.8

3064.0

3066.4

3071.0

3072.8

3073.2

3074.53081.1

3097.8

3108.4

3112.83114 -3116.23123.9

3126.0

3128.73131.5

3132.7

3135.6

3136.6

3141.9

3179.5

B

- 3014.3'

- 3029.6'

- 3050.7'

- 3066.4'

- 3071'

- 3072.8'

- 3073.2'

- 3074.5'

- 3076.5'- 3082.1'

- 3098.5'

- 3109.5'

- 3114.0'3116.2'- 3118.0'- 3126.0'

- 3128.7'

- 3131.5'- 3132.7'

- 3135.6'

- 3136.6'

- 3141.9'

- 3145.2'

- 3184.0'

DESCRIPTION S

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Ptygmatic quart z-albitestringer/ parallel to CAMinor quartz stringers ingrey intermediate dikeQuartz-albite-breccia veinat 20 degrees to CASheared mafic volcanicswith minor quartz veinletsAs above/ with hematitealterationAs above/ with hematitealterationMylonite or dike/ atvolcanics/sediments contactSericitic greywacke/ minorquartz stringersHematitic greywackeHematitic greywacke withbrecciated quartz veiningSericitic greywacke withminor quartz brecciaIrregular quartz-albiteveins in sericitic greywackeAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveSheared/ sericiticsediments/ quartz-feldsparveining and alterationAs above/ 2-396 pyrite instringersAs aboveSheared graphite-quartz-feldspar/ 2-396 pyriteSheared sericitic volcanics/196 pyrite associated withquartz-feldspar stringersAs above/ 1096 pyrite inveinlets/ graphiteAs above, 2-396 pyritewith graphiteAs above/ 2-396 pyritewith graphiteSheared graphite-volcanics/

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SAMPLE NO.

laassasi

6074

6075

6076

6077

6078

6079

6080

6081

60826083

6084

6085

6086608760886089

6090

60916092

6093

6094

6095

6096

6097

saaaasas

WIDTH

xsacacss

0.9

1.6

0.9

2.4

4.6

1.8

0.4

1.3

2.01.0

0.7

1.1

1.22.21.82.1

2.7

2.81.2

2.9

1.0

5.3

3.3

4.5

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Au (ppb)

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6

86

6

10

7

8

10

23

87

7

15

4126108

12

17449

11

43

4

3

21

saaaaa

Mo(ppm)saaaaa

2

nil

4

14

2

6

4

4

22

2

2

2222

6

610

2

2

2

2

2

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FOOTAGE

3184.0 - 3186.9'

3570.6 - 3571.2' 3581.0 - 3582.2'

3584.0 - 3585.5'

3586.8 - 3587.9'

2655.7 - 2656.8'

2659 - 2660' 2573.6 - 2574.6'

2588.3 - 2589.0' 2620.6 - 2621.8'

2635.3 - 2636.2'

2618 - 2621.8 2624.6 2640.6 2656.8 2660 - 2664.8 2668.4

2620.6'- 2624.6'- 2627.4'- 2643.2'- 2659' 2664.8'- 2668.4'- 2671.9'

:BS8BBBBaBB8BB8BBBaBa88BBBSBBBaBBBaSB8BB8SSB888SSSS83:S88

DESCRIPTION SAMPLE WIDTH Au MoNO. (ppb) (ppm)

SBa8BBSB88S8BBa88B8BS88S8SBSSS8S8B8B8888SBS888S888888BBS

2 - W pyrite, quartzveiningSheared graphite-volcanics 6098 2.9 15 22-396 pyrite, quartzveiningWhite quartz vein 6099 0.6 56White quartz vein in 6100 1.3 27graphitic schistGraphitic schist with 6101 1.5 43a 1/2' wide white quartzveinBleached mafic volcanics with black chert-pyrite interflow sediments

6102 1.1

Assaying Anomalous Sludge Areas

1858Minor green mica insericitic conglomerateAs aboveMinor quartz stringersin conglomerateAs aboveQuartz stringers insheared greywacke4" wide band of lWdisseminated pyrite withquartz stringers

Testing Anomalous Sludge Zones (cont'd)

1.1

1865 0.9

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Conglomerate 31355 2.6Conglomerate 31356 2.8Conglomerate 31357 2.8Conglomerate 31358 2.6Conglomerate 31359 2.2Conglomerate, very mafic 31360 4.8As above 31361 3.6Contact, conglomerate - 31362 3.5mafic volcanics, less than ' l* pyrite

10

12

11

44

18591862

18631864

1.01.0

0.71.2

1727

1270

82nil

22

DRILL LOG HOLEt N-86-21 PAGE: l

NEWFIELDS MINERALS/ INC. - KIRKLAND BASIN PROJECT

LOCATION!DATE DRILLED! May 21 r l, 1986

STRIKE: (Collar) 330 degreesDIP t -45 degreesLOGGED BYt T TwomeyDRILLED BYj Heath S, Sherwood DrillingPURPOSEt Test Newfield Break UprdipcassssssassaasssaaaBasaaasaaasaaaassaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaassBassaaaaB

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

O - 17'

17 - 839'

OVERBURDEN r Casing

TEMISKAMING SEDIMENTS

17 - 640'

37.0 - 37.7'

34.9 - 55.7' 94.3'

116.3 - 120.0'

205 - 215'

215 - 395'

286'

321 - 346'

322.4' 324.5' 333 - 334'

395 - 449'

449 - 5741

549 - 557'

552.3 - 555.8'

CONGLOMERATE - local intercalationsof greywacke t pebble elongationCA - 35 degreesBrecciated white quartz veinletCA B 55 degreesAs abovel" wide hematized zone with 2'Kpyritei CA s 60 degreesBRECCIA ZONE - blocky coreminor quartz veinlets, green mica,parallel to foliation!CA s 60 degreesGradually becoming increasinglyalteredSERICITIC ZONE - bleached yellowish,minor quartz veinlets and green micaBecomes more deformed, schistosity,CA s 60 degrees to 70 degrees,minor greywacke sections throughoutSHEARED ZONE in alteredconglomerate, blocky coreFAULT GOUGEi CA ^ 70 degreesFAULT GOUGE, crumbled coreWeathered FAULT GOUGE?CA = 60 degreesRelatively unalteredGradational contacts to alteredSERICITIC ZONE - as before, beddingCA s 60 degreesSheared zone in alteredconglomerate ,Brecciated quartz vein at 55degrees to CA

DRILL LOG HOLEJ N-86-21PAGEt 2

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


574 - 624' Relatively unaltered624 r 690' SERICITIC ZONE r as above690 - 839' GREYWACKE r local conglomerate

intercalations 711 - 717' Greywacke with graded beds

and tip-up clasts 725 - 834' Numerous areas of abundant

quartz veining and bleaching/ veins at approximately 70 degrees to CA :

782 - 806' Brown-coloured, hematizedgreywacke

839 - 920' KINOJEVIS VOLCANICS

839 - 847' BLACK GRAPHITIC CHERT -sheared and brecciated, bedded and nodular pyrite CA s 70 degrees

839.8 - 843.4' BRECCIATED QUARTZ VEINING ATCONTACT, 229 ppb Au and 374 ppm Mo over 3.6'

843.4 - 843.8' FAULT - mud seam, graphitic 847 - 920' Mafic Volcanics - grey-green,

massive, fine-grained, magnetic, carbonated

847 - 853' Pillowed volcanics, bleached 853 - 920' Massive volcanics, minor

calcite veinlets, carbonated

920' End of Hole

SURVEY TESTS

STRIKE DIP DATE

374' 326 degrees -22 degrees , May 28700' -15 degrees May 28 (Acid)914' Near horizontal

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FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION SAMPLE WIDTH Au Mo NO. (ppb) (ppm)

37.0 - 37.7'

54.9 - 55.7' 86.6 - 87.6'

94.3 - 94.6'

116.3 -

117.5 ~ 129.0 -

220.1 -

236.4 -

255.6 -

267.1 -

268.1 -

271.0 - 276.0 - 281.8 - 283.8 - 286.0 - 291.0 - 296.0 - 549.0 -

117. 5 1

120.0' 129.4'

223.5'

236.9'

257.3'

268.1'

271.0'

276.0' 279.0' 283.8' 284.5' 291.0' 296.0' 301.0' 552.3'

552.3 - 554.2 1

554.2 - 555.8 1

555.8 - 557.7'

Brecciated white quartz 6901veinlet, in conglomerateAs above 6902Numerous mm-sized white 6903quartz veinletsl" wide hematized zone with 69042?6 pyrite, fragment?Breccia zone, minor quartz 6905veinlets , green micaAs above 6906Banded quartz-albite vein 6907at 85 degreesSericitic conglomerate 6908with minor mm wide quartzstringersQuartz-albite breccia vein, 6909CA s 65 degreesSericitic altered zone in 6910in conglomerate) minorquartz, green mica1/2" wide ptygmatic quartz 6911veinletsSericitic altered zone as 6912aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs above, quartz veinletAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveSlight shearing, alteredconglomerate, minor quartzand green mica(0.002opt)Brecciated white quartz 6921vein, less than 196disseminated pyrite (.OlSopt)As above, contacts CA s 692255 degreesAltered, slightly sheared 6923conglomerate, minor quartz(.002opt)

0.7

0.8 1.0

0.3

1.2

2.5 0.4

3.4

0.5

1.7

1.0

2.9

14

114

21

10

67

8

8

6

8

1.9 0.018

1.6 0.002

1.9 0.002

42

10

6

22

4

2

69136914691569166917691869196920

5.03.02.00.75.05.05.03.3

117

104888

170.002

nil22

nil4224

4

4

PRC

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HOLEt PAGE}

N-86-21 2



301.0306.0311.0316.0321.0

325.0329.5334.5338.0340.0344.5346.0357.8367.0

387.7

391.2

394.0

400.0

420.1

449 -

452 -

471.2566.5588.6

627.7

638.4

644.0

- 306.0'- 311.0'- 316'- 321.0'- 325.0'

- 329.5'- 334.5'- 338.0'- 340.0'- 344.5'- 346.0'- 348.0'- 360.3'- 367.7'

- 388.7'

- 391.8'

- 394.5'

- 401.2'

- 420.9'

451.1'

456.3'

- 472.8'- 567.3'- 589.4'

- 528.9'

- 640.5'

- 644.7'

As aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveSheared, altered, withfault gougeAs aboveAs aboveSheared altered conglomerateAs aboveAs aboveFault gougeAltered greywackeAs aboveAs above, with irregularquartz-albite veinAs above, with irregularquartz-albite vein3" wide quartz-albite veinat 70 degrees to CA, ingreywacke2" wide quartz-albite vein,in altered conglomerateQuartz-albite infillingbetween pebbles inconglomerateQuartz-albite vein at 30degrees to CAQuartz stringers ingreywacke, at 60 degreesto CAQuartz infilling inconglomerate (altered)As aboveAs aboveQuartz stringer at 30degrees to CABrecciated white quartzvein, in alteredconglomerateQuartz infilling in alteredconglomerateTwo 1-inch wide quartz-albite veins at 70 degrees

:ssssss

69246925692669276928

692969306931693269336934693569366937

6938

6939

6940

6941

6942

6943

6944

694569466947

6948

6949

6950

ssssssssa

5.05.05.05.04.0

4.55.03.52.04.51.52.02.5

0.7

1.0

0.6

0.5

1.2

0.8

2.1

4.3

1.60.80.8

1.2

2.1

0.7

isssss:

157

2566

474487644

6

6

7

4

26

10

7

78

67

23

11

8

ESSBS:

nilnil

2nil

2

nilnil

2nil

42222

nil

2

nil

2

2

2

2

222

nil

2

2

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656.7 - 660.5'

660.5666.5701.0

662.3' 668.5 1 701.5'

721 - 721.9'

724.2 - 725.5'

725.5730.3743.0

728.5' 731.0' 743.8'

751.0 - 751.9' 754.7 - 756.0'

756 - 758.2' 762.6 - 764.6'

776.2 - 777.6' 782.8 - 786'

797.3 - 801.0' 801 - 804.6'

804.6805.8

805.8' 808.2'

821.0 - 822.7'

825.0826.3

831.0836.0

826.3' 831.0'

836' 839.0'

to GANumerous quartz-albite 6951stringers in alteredconglomerateAs above 6952As above 69531/2" wide quartz-albite 6954stringer with fluorite andgalena2" wide quartz stringer at 695570 degrees to CAj ingreywackeIrregular quartz-albite 6956vein with l speck of galenaAs above 6957Two 2-inch wide quartz veins 6958l" wide quartz-albite 6959stringer at contact/ 70degrees to GAAs above 6960Irregular quartz veinlets 6961in altered greywackeAs above 6962Numerous quartz stringers 6963at 65 degrees to GA)in altered greywackeAs above 6964Hematized greywacke/ 6965dark-brownAs above 6966As above, with quartz 6967veinlets at 30 degreesto GAIrregular quartz veinlets 6968Quartz stringers in 6969bleached greywackeIrregular quartz stringers/ 6970less than 1# pyriteAs above 6971Abundant quartz veins in 6972bleached greywackeAs above 6973Minor quartz veinlets in 6974bleached greywacke

WIDTH Au Mo(PPb) (ppm)

3.8

1.8 2.0 0.5

0,9

1.3

3.0 0.7 0.8

0.9 1.3

2,2 2.0

1.4 3.2

3.7 3.6

1.2 2.4

1.7

1.3 4.7

5.0 3.0

8117

6

8

733

64

411

186

617

78

10

344

107

nil22

2

2

222

nil4

24

22

22

nil2

4

nilnil

nil4

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FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION SAMPLE WIDTH Au MoNO. (ppb) (ppm)

839.0 - 839.8' Quartz vein, CA * 70 6975 0.8 10 10degrees , upper/ lowercontact at 45 degrees

839.8 - 843.4' Brecciated quartz vein 6976 3.6 229 374with pyrite fracturefilling

843.8 - 846.0' Black chert and graphite 6977 2.2 49 26with bedded pyrite/CA s 70 degrees

846.0 - 849.7' Altered mafic volcanics 6978 3.7 11 6with black chert andbedded pyrite

DRILL LOG HOLEi N-86-22PAGE: l


STRIKEt LOCATION:DIP: DATE DRILLED: MAY 30 - JUNE 16, 1986LOGGED BY: J Mucklow, T TwomeyDRILLED BY: Heath S, Sherwood DrillingPURPOSE:SBBSSSSBBSSBBBSISBBSIBSBBBBSBSBBSBBSBSSSSBSBSSBSBSBSBSB&SSSBSSSSSSSBSSSS

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTIONBBBBBBSSBBSBBBBSBBSSSBBBSSBBBBSSBBBBBBBBBSBBSSBBSSBSBBSSBXSSSBSBBBSSSB

0-9' OVERBURDEN - Casing

9 - 272.2' DEBRIS FLOW

Purple grey/ porphyritic, numerous mafic fragments 87.0 - 92.4' Altered, numerous quartzrfeldspar

stringers, local brecciation 136.0 r 149.5' Altered, fractured, quartz-

feldspar stringers 147.8 r 148.3' Brecciated266 - 272.2' Becoming increasingly sericitic 272.2' Two inch quartz vein on contact


272.2 - 356.3' GREYWACKE - local conglomerate,lightly sericitic

272.2 - 283' Patchy alteration - sericitic,green localized around quartz- feldspar stringers* dark purple-grey, elsewhere to hematized r sericite becomes more abundant downhole

286 - 287' GREEN SPOTTED DIKE(?) at 10 degreesto GA - with quartz stringers

287' Fault mud at 30 degrees, l cm wide288.5 - 292' INTERMEDIATE DIKE - grey-brown,

fine-grained, at 7 degrees to CA333.9 - 337.6' INTERMEDIATE DIKE - altered, with

1.5' wide quartz vein, upper contact CA s 45 degrees, lower contact at 80 degrees

356.3' CONGLOMERATE - still light green373.0 - 376.2' SERICITIC DIKE - grey-green,

with medium-grained feldspar phenocrystsi contacts at 60 degrees


N-86-22 2

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


373.8'

378 - 379' 381.6 - 382.3' 417'

509.5 - 550'

1157.4 - 1556.O 1

646 - 1000'

850 - 896'

1000'

1110 - 1157.4'

BASAL TUFF

FAULT GOUGE, (2 cm) at 40 degrees to CA, with brecciated quartz- feldspar vein Quartz-albite stringers Hematized with 196 pyrite, grading to less bleached and altered; darker coloured Sericitic, moderate to strong deformation) GA * 30 degrees, locally well fractured, commonly with quartz-feldspar infilling, trace pyrite associated with some quartz veiningSericitic, moderate deformation) GA s 30 degrees, local quartz veining/stringers Strongly deformed, local shearing and/or brecciation, abundant quartz-feldspar veining, locally trace pyrite Grading out of sericitic alteration Sericitic and bleached

Commonly resembles greywacke but contains no jasper1157.4 - 1187'

1208 - 1213'

1221.5 - 1222'

12281262

1282 - 1305 -1312 - 1339.4

1262'

1282'

1305' 1312' 1336' - 1341

SERICITIC, bleached, numerousgraded beds rip-up clastsPatchy silicification, mottledwhite textureLAMPROPHYRE DIKE - fine-grained,grey with chlorite knots andhematite phenocrysts) contactsat 45 degreesHematized tuff/greywackePatchy alteration, bleachingGives mottled texture tofine-grained tuff/sedimentsHematiticSilicified, buff colouredHematiticINTERMEDIATE DIKE - grey-green,contact at 55 degrees to GA

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-86-22 PAGE: 3

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

1556.0 - 1695'

BASAL TUFF (cont'd)

1377 - 1385'

1397.5 - 1398'

1398 - 1415'

1415 - 1420* 1420 - 1434.5' 1434.5 - 1451'

1451 r 1453' 1453 - 1462.2' 1462.2 - 1481.5' 1481.5 - 1556' 1493 - 1517.5') 1526.5 - 1541')

1541 r 1556'

1549.3 - 1553.0'

KINOJEVIS VOLCANICS

Bleached , minor quartzrbrecciaveinletsINTERMEDIATE DIKE r hematizedon surrounding tuffHematitic/ numerous sedimentaryfeatures) bedding at 55 - 60degrees to CABleached, pale greenHematiticSericitic with local hematiticzonesHematiticLightly sericiticHematiticSericiticCherty with intercalated tuff/greywacke - hard, bedding atCA s 65 degreesQuartz veining becomingincreasingly common/ locallycontains trace pyrite9096 quartz

15561556

1610 1 1596'

1573 - 1591'

1591 - 1600'

1600 - 1634'

Bleached grey/ softQuartz veining very common/locally containing trace pyriteZone of locally intense shearingand/or brecciation containingbleached volcanics/ 10 - 5096graphite especially wheredeformation most intense/and 10 - 3096 quartz-feldsparveiningPillowed volcanics/ bleached/fractured/ graphitic interflowmaterialPorphyritic with altered maficphenocrysts l - 2 mm (6096)and pin-point-sized leucoxene

DRILL LOG HOLEt N-86-22PAGEl 4

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


1634 - 1695' Pillowed volcanics, localcarbonate veins particularly in interflow areas/ volcanics pervasively carbonated

1695' End of Hole

SURVEY TESTS

sssssssssssssssssssissssaasssssssaassssssssss

DEPTH STRIKE DIP DATE

275' 344 degrees -65 degrees June 5634* 337 degrees -60 degrees June 5906' 325 degrees -59.5 degrees June 51200' -24 degrees June 10 (Acid)1695' -19 degrees June 16 (Acid)

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FOOTAGE

ass

17.

87.

88.

99.

136138141144147266

269271

272

276

277

280

282286

328

333

373

378381

6 -

0 -

1 -

9 -

.0 -

.4 -

.1 -

.3 -

.3 -

.0 -

.5 -

.7 -

.7 -

.0 -

.5 -

.8 -

.1 -

.0 -

.9 -

.9 -

.0 -

.0 -

.6 -

sssrs

18.8

88.1

92.4

101.

138141144147149269

271272

276

277

280

282

286287

330

336

374

379382

s

i

i

i

3'

.4

.1

.3

.3

.5

.5

.7

.7

.0

.5

.8

.1

.0

.0

.3

.5

.7

.0

.3

DESCRIPTION

SSBSB8SSSSSS8S8S8SS8SS8BBSSS8S88

Debris flow, 3" quartz-feldspar-carbonate veinDebris flow, brecciationwith feldspar fillingDebris flow/ numerousquartz-feldspar stringersAltered debris flow,numerous quartz-feldsparstringers

1 As above1 As above1 As above1 As above1 As above, brecciated1 Sericitic debris flow with

numerous quartz stringers1 As above1 3" wide quartz vein at

contact1 Hematized greywacke with

bleached, quartz-filledfractures

1 Sericitic greywacke with2" quartz vein

1 Sericitic greywacke, minorhematitic patches

i 41* wide quartz-albite veinsin sericitic greywacke

1 Sericitic greywacke1 Green spotted dike(?) at

10 degrees to GA, withquartz stringers

1 Quartz stringers at 15degrees to GA, in sericiticgreywacke

1 Quartz-albite vein (1.5 1 )in altered dike

1 Fault gouge and brecciatedquartz vein, in dike

1 Quartz-albite stringers1 Hematized conglomerate

with 196 pyrite

SAMPLENO.

6979

6980

6981

6982

698369846985698669876988

69896990

6991

6992

6993

6994

69956996

6997

6998

6999

700031001

WIDTH

sss

1111

223323

21

3

1

3

1

31

1

2

1

10

S

9

9

*

*

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

BBSS

2

13

4

472025

20

3

5

3

3

90

4

6

7

07

Au(ppb)

S8888S

8

4

4

6

6676

1410

811

4

6

4

7

810

8

7

4

314

Mo(PPI

ssss:

nil

2

nil

2

2nil

22

nil2

22

2

2

2

2

24

2

12

4

24

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PlRÊRTYt Newfields Minerals Inc. Teck Township

FOOTAGE

397.6 -

406.5 -

409.1 -

436.0 -

509.6 -514.0 -518.0 -521.5 -

523.0 -527.2 -

529.2 -

531.8 -534.6 -

537.5 -540.7 -544.0 -

653.4 -

660.0 -667.8 -682.0 -772.4 -

794.0 -

846.0 -

849.2 -

851.7 -

398.4'

409.1'

409.9'

436.5'

514.0'518.0'521.5'523.0'

527.2'529.2'

531.8'

534.6'537.5'

540.7'544.0'548.0'

656.5'

663.0'673.3'684.2'774.0'

796.8'

849.2'

851.7'

896.0'

DESCRIPTION

Quartz-albite stringersat 35 degrees to CAQuartz stringers in brown-altered conglomerateHematized conglomerateminor quartz stringers,magneticQuartz-albite vein at35 degrees to CASericitic conglomerate 'As aboveAs aboveAs above, quartz veining,trace pyriteAs aboveSericitic conglomerate,quartz-feldspar veining,196 coarse pyriteAs above, stronglydeformed and siliceousAs aboveAs above, sinuous quartz-feldspar stringersAs aboveAs aboveAs above, quartz- feldsparveiningSericitic conglomerate,fractured and quartz-feldspar veiningAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs above, stronglydeformed, quartz in shear(2 inch)As above, quartz-feldsparveiningSericitic conglomerate,quartz-feldspar veiningAs above, brecciation andshearingAs above, stronglydeformed

SAMPLE

HOLE t PAGE J

WIDTH

N-86-22 2

Au MoNO. (ppb) (ppm)

888888888888888888B888888S888

31002 0.8 12 2

31003

31004

31005

31006310073100831009

3101031011

31012

3101331014

310153101631017

31018

31019310203102131022

31023

31024

31025

31026

2.6

0.8

0.5

4.44.03.51.5

4.22.0

2.6

2.82.9

3.23.34.0

3.1

3.05.52.21.6

2.8

3.2

2.5

5.7

14

18

4

221032170

19122

34

178

10107

6

199112911

14

10

10

14

2

2

2

2244

44

2

1214

226

4

446

366

6

8

8

2

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N-86-22 3

FOOTAGE

856.0 - 861.0' 861.0 - 866.0'

866.0 - 867.0'

867.0 - 868.4'

868.4 - 870.7'

870.7 - 876.0' 876.0 - 881.0' 881.0 - 886.0' 886.0 - 889.6'

889.6 - 892.5'

892.5 - 896.0'

1115.2 - 1116.0'

1161.8 - 1163.1'

1166.01168.21200.2

1166.7' 1169.7' 1200.9'

1209.2 - 1210.1'

1217.01272.8

1305.2

1306.4

1307.6

1218.8' 1273.8'

1306'

1307.6'

1309.3'

DESCRIPTION

As above/ and fracturing As above, strongly deformed, local quartz- feldspar stringers As above, brecciation, strong deformation, quartz-feldspar As above, brecciation, strong deformation, quartz-feldspar Sericitic conglomerate, extreme deformation, quartz-feldspar stringers As above As above As aboveAs above, quartz-feldspar veiningAs above, l 1 quartz vein with trace pyrite As above, strongly deformedWhite quartz-albite veinlets with traces of galenaAbundant irregular quartz-albite stringers As above As aboveQuartz veinlets at 60 degrees in bleached greywackePatchy silicification, mottled white texture As aboveQuartz-albite-breccia veirilet, in tuff Silicified tuff - buff colouredIrregular quartz-albite veinlets in bleached tuff 1/2" wide quartz fractures; with 196 disseminated pyrite in

31039

310403104131042

31043

1.3

0.7 1.5 0.7

0.9

17

8118

106

SAMPLE WIDTH Au Mo NO. (ppb) (ppm)

31027 5.031028 5.0

31029 1.0

31030 1.4

31031 2.3

87

10

12

10

8

31032310333103431035

31036

31037

31038

5.35.05.03.6

2.9

3.5

0.8

8231512

29

18

4

4664

6

20

2

262

31044 31045

31046

31047

31048

1.2 1.0

0.8

1.2

1.7

6 3

4

3

10

2 2

6

4

4

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aaaaaaaaasraaaaaaassasaaaaaaasaaaaaaaBasasBaasBaaBBBBSS

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION SAMPLE

HOLE t PAGE i

N-86-22 4

88S888BaB88S8BBB88;

WIDTHNO.

Au(ppb)

Mo(ppm

bleached tuff1315

1341

1367

1375

1402

1426

1536

1541154615491553

1555

1556

156115641567

15701573

15761581

.3 -

.0 -

.8 r

.2 -

1316

1341

1368

1377

- 1403.0

.4 -

.0 -

.0 -

.0 -

.3 -

.0 -

.7 -

.9 -

.0 -

.0 -

.0 -

.3 -

.3 -

.0 -

.0 -

1427

1541

1546154915531555

1556

1561

156415671570

15731576

15811586

1

.6'

.8'

i

i

.3'

.0'

.0'

.3'

.0'

.7'

.9'

.0'

.0'

.0'

.3'

.3'

.0'

.0'

.0'

Cross-cutting quartzstringers in bleachedgritQuartz-breccia contactbetween dike and tuffQuartz-albiterbrecciaveinlets in bleached tuffAs above, with less than196 disseminated pyriteQuartz-albite stringersat 60 degrees to CAIrregular quartz-albiteveinlets in altered tuffSericitic tuff, localquartz veins plus orminus trace pyriteAs aboveAs aboveAs above, 9596 quartz veinsSericitic tuff, localquartz veins plus or minustrace pyriteSericitic tuff/bleachedvolcanics with quartzveiningBleached volcanics,local quartz veiningplus or minus tracepyriteAs aboeAs aboveAs above

As aboveSheared bleachedvolcanics, graphite,quartz veiningAs aboveBrecciated volcanics with

31049

31050

31051

31052

31053

31054

31055

31056310573105831059

31060

31061

310623106331064

3106531066

3106731068

0.

0.

1.

1.

1.

0.

5.

5.3.3.2.

1.

4.

3.3.3,

3.2.

5.5.

7

6

0

8

0

9

0

0377

2

1

003

07

00

15

8

10

11

45

15

12

7108

18

11

8

141110

1259

4726

2

4

2

2

6

2

2

4646

6

4

466

2104

12056

1586.0 - 1591.0'

graphite, quartz veiningBrecciated volcanics with 5096 graphite, quartz

31069 5.0 37 30

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veining1591.0 - 1596.0' Bleached volcanics, 31070 5.0

graphitic shears, quartz veining

DRILL LOG HOLE: PAGE i

N-86-23 l

NEWFIELDS MINERALS/ INC. - KIRKLAND BASIN PROJECT

STRIKEi (Collar) 120 degreesDIP t -70 degreesLOGGED BY i T TwomeyDRILLED BY i Heath S, Sherwood DrillingPURPOSE t

LOCATION!DATE DRILLEDi June 19 - June 20, 1 986

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

O r 22'

22 - 158.5'

158.5 - 286'

OVERBURDEN r Casing

KINOJEVIS VOLCANICS

O r 30' 40 r 44' 95 r 97' 130 r 154'

154.0 r 158.5'

157 r 158.5'

BASAL TUFF

Blocky coreBlocky coreBlocky coreAltered, bleached volcanics ,light grey colour r containsleucoxeneGRAPHITIC CHERT r blocky, contactat 20 degrees to CAAltered volcanics intercalatedwith thin cherty sediments

Faulted contact with above volcanics, weathered brown158.5 - 167

167 - 203'

203 - 250'

239'250 r 286'

Blocky core of sheared and brecciated quartz veinlets in altered sericitic tuff Green finertorinediumrgrained sericitic tuff with numerous quartz veinlets Light brown sediments or tuff are homogenous, finegrained, oligomicticRiprup clasts in tuff/sediments Light grey to green sericitic tuff

286 Hole stopped to recollar at steeper angle

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-86r 23APAGEJ l


STRIKEt (Collar) 120 degrees LOCATIONiDIP t -79 degrees DATE DRILLEDi June 20 r June 24, 1986LOGGED BYt T Twomey, J MucklowDRILLED BY i Heath S, Sherwood DrillingPURPOSE!BSB8S88888eB8aB8BB888BS88SB8BaaB8B88S8B888S88S8BSBS8SB88S888SBSSS8SSBB

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTIONBBaasaasasaaaaaaassasaaBBBaBaaaaaaaaBsasaasBSBsasassaBBSBSsaaaaaaaaBaa


26 - 205,9' KINOJEVIS VOLCANICS

Melanocratic, finergrained to mediunvgrained rmagnetic, massive26 r 32' Blocky core, fracturing at

45 degrees to CA 113 r 115' Blocky core/ fracturing at

45 degrees to CA 157 r 195.8' Bleached mafics, carbonated,

becoming more fractured 195.8 r 199.1' Sheared and brecciated FAULT

ZONEi CA s 30 degrees 200.4 - 202.0' Sheared and brecciatedi

CA s 30 degrees 202.0 - 205.9' Sheared GRAPHITIC CHERT with

pyrite nodules and quartzstringers) CA s 30 degrees

205.9 - 539' BASAL TUFF

Finely banded sand-sized ash) CA s 30 - 35 degrees205.9 - 208' Sericitic208 - 221' Medium-dark green with local

orange l r 5 cm clasts221 r 244' Sericitic, local orange clasts 231 r 233' Sheared with quartzrfeldspar

veining; CA s 30 degrees 244 r 262' Hematitic262 r 270' Bleached and lightly sericitic 270 - 284.2' INTERMEDIATE DIKE - porphyritic

with chloritic phenocrysts 274.5 r 276.5' Quartz-feldspar veining 281.9 - 283.7' Hematitic 284.2' Lower contact) CA ~ 2 5 degrees

DRILL LOG HOLEi N-86-23APAGEi 2

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

BASAL TUFF (cont'd)

284.2 - 285' Sheared and fractured 316.2 r 317.0' INTERMEDIATE DIKE - sheared

parallel to contacts}GA s 25 degrees

330 r 370' Light brown, bleached, slightlysericitic

370 - 386' Sericitic 386 - 437' Dark green 437 r 454' Very blocky, sericitic, numerous

quartzrfeldspar veins, appearsto be a fault zone

454 r 457' Brecciated with quartz andsericite (continuation of faultzone)} 456.5 r 457.0' MOLY SLIPS

468 r 475.5' Sericitic, quartzrfeldsparveining

475.5 r 502' Very blocky, sericitic to lightbrown altered, quartzrfeldsparveining common

475 r 477' Fault gouge 489 r 491' Fault gouge 493 r 495' Fault gouge 516.8 r 519.5' Quartz-feldspar vein with sericitic

tuff/sediments 534' Bedding GA ~ 1 5 degrees

539' Hole stopped, entered sediments too soon

SURVEY TESTS

DEPTH STRIKE DIP DATE

170' 124 degrees -79 degrees June 22315' 125 degrees -78 degrees June 23516' 135 degrees -73 degrees June 24

l

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SIGNED!

DRILL LOG HOLEt N-86r23PAGEt 2

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SURVEY TESTS

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143' 119 degrees r68.5 degrees June 19 282* 123 degrees r66 degrees June 20

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SIGNED!

ASSAY REPORT

PROPERTY: Newfields Minerals Inc. HOLE: N-86-23 Teck Township PAGE: l


Hole 23

155.2 - 156.8' Graphitic chert with thin 31401 1.6 12 12pyrite layers

158.2 - 168.2' Sheared graphitic chert 31402 2.0 7 4with quartz veinlets

180.0 - 181.3' White quartz veins in 31403 1.3 19 2.green sericitic sediments

264.0 - 265.2' Numerous quartz veinlets, 31404 1.2 19 6in sericitic sediments

Hole 23A

169.7 - 170.7' White quartz veinlet in 31405 1.0 17 4altered mafic volcanics

454.0 - 457.9' Brecciated tuff, sericitic/ 31406 3.9 33 70quartz veining, moly slips

447.0 - 447.8' White quartz vein in green 31407 0.8 12 6sericitic sediments

498 - 498.8' Quartz vein in brown 31408 0.8 14 2sericitic sediments/tuff


415.5 - 416.5' Bleached tuff, minor 31363 1.0quartz-albite

334.2 - 337.0' Bleached brown tuff, 31364 2.8a dry fracture parallelto GA, minor pyrite

350.4 - 352' Bleached brown tuff, l" 31365 1.6wide quartz-albite vein

355.8 - 3*59' Bleached brown tuff, minor 31366 3.2quartz stringers

DRILL LOG HOLES N-86-24PAGE: l


STRIKE: (Collar) 120 degrees LOCATIONtDIP* -80 degrees DATE DRILLED: June 29 - Aug l, 1986LOGGED BY: J Mucklow, T TwomeyDRILLED BY: Heath S. Sherwood DrillingPURPOSE: Test for north-striking structures from BAZ

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


18 - 553.9' KINOJEVIS VOLCANICS

18 - 553.9' PILLOWED MAFIC VLCANICS -dark green, fine-grained, pervasively carbonated, locally bleached lighter green, local quartz-feldspar-carbonate veins and stringers, interflow material commonly quartz-carbonate- feldspar-epidote and locally pyrite l - 2*)(,

320.5 - 324.5' Black, fine-grained, interpillowsediment with 196 po nodules, minor cpy

328 - 329' Black, fine-grained, interpillowsediment with 556 po

390' Massive mafic volcanics446 - 447' Blocky core500 - 534' Massive mafic volcanics -

bleached grey colour521.7 - 522.5' Interflow sedimentary breccia,

CA - 30 degrees534 - 553.9' GRAPHITIC CHERT/SCHIST - at

fault contact with basal tuff shearing at 35 degrees to CA

534 - 538' Highly sheared, elongatedgraphite beds with mafic volcanics *

538 - 541' Graphite schist, fault gougeat 545'

541 - 545' Graphitic and mafic volcanic- breccia

545 - 548' GRAPHITIC FAULT GOUGE548 - 553.9' Intercalated graphitic and

pyritic beds, with mafic volcanics; from 543' to 554', 100 ppb Au and 80 ppm Mo

DRILL LOG HOLE: PAGE t

N-86-24 2

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

553.9 - 2774.1 BASAL TUFF

Fine-grained ash- 553.9 - 555.7'

555.7 - 557.2'

567 - 568' 574 - 584'

586 - 589' 595 - 599'

614.2 - 630.8'

630.8 - 667'

667 - 697'

697 - 782'

782 - 929'

929 - 933'

933 - 969'

969 - 993'

993 - 1001' 1001 - 1004.1'

1004.1 - 1004.9'

1004.9 - 1007.5'

-tuff/greywacke? - sericitic Sheared green sericitic, GA - 30 degrees Abundant white quartzralbite veinsBlocky coreNumerous white quartz-albite veinlets Blocky coreBrown hematitici bedding at 20 degrees to CA INTERMEDIATE DIKE - fine-tomedium-grained, grey, porphyritic, upper contact at 20 degrees, lower at 70 degrees to CA, (chilled margins?), sericitic matrix wi^h mm-sized rounded reddish and black phenocrystsGreenish, fine-grained, sericiticTRACHYTIC AGGLOMERATE(?) - light brown colour, hematitic Fine-grained, numerous graded bedsAs above but mauve-brown hematitic, bedding at 20 degrees to CA, local cobble-sized lapilli of generally volcanic composition, local agglomeratic zones Greenish with quartzrfeldspar stringersLightly hematitic, ash to lapilli tuff,AGGLOMERATE, pink to orange clasts in a mauve to purple matrix (hematitic)ASH TUFF, lightly sericitic Increasingly bleached and siliceous downhoie GREY DIKE - finegrained, porphyritic, sharp contacts Bleached to sericitic tuff, trace pyrite


N-86-24 3

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

BASAL TUFF (cont'd)

1007.5 - 1009.2'

1009.2 - 1015.2'

1015.2 - 1030'1021 - 1030'

1030 - 1049'

1049 - 1216'

1216 - 1275'1275 - 1339'

1330 - 1339'

1339 - 1550'

1382 - 1390' 1390 - 1430'

1430 - 1551

1551 - 1559'

1571 - 1597'

16061620

1639

1693

1620 11639 1

1693'

1727'

GREY DIKE - as above, GA - 20 degreesLightly sericitic, well fractured with quartz-feldspar filling and trace pyrite near dikeChloritic to lightly sericitic Spotty siliceous or albitic bleachingChloritic to hematitic lapilli tuffHematitic agglomerate to lapilli tuff, magnetic Hematitic tuff, magnetic Lapilli tuff, chloritic to lightly hematitic and carbonatized Brecciated with quartz- feldspar stringers Hematitic lapilli tuff to agglomerate - highly magnetic due to black magnetic lapilli Reamed, no core Hematitic ash to lapilli tuff, magnetic, pervasively carbonated, numerous carbonate veinlets at low angles to CA Dark grey to black, locally hematitic, ash to lapilli tuff, pervasively carbonated Non-magnetic, 5 - 20^ pink carbonate veining with quartz in larger veins, no sulfides, no hematite, blocky Similar to a^bove, non-magnetic, blockySlightly hematitic, magnetic Carbonated pervasively and in stringers, low magnetics, local quartz-carbonate veining Dark grey to black tuff with or without lapilli, magnetic, carbonatedLocally lightly hematitic, magnetic, carbonated


N-86-24 4

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

BASAL TUFF (cont'd)

1727 -

1753 r

1753'

1834'

1834 - 1896'

1896 - 1904'

1904'

2004 - 2015 -

2170 -

2192 -

2015' 2170'

2192'

2215'

2204 - 2206'

2215 - 2222'

2222 - 2316'

2316 - 2405'

2326 - 2351'

2379 - 2380' 2424.5 - 2429.7'

Patchy intense carbonate, low-magneticLocally hematitic, pervasive carbonate, magnetic, dominantly agglomerate, GA s 45 - 50 degree s, bedding Dark coloured tuff, hematiticj as above; finely bedded with minor agglomerate sections, spotty magnetics Agglomerate as before, bedding at 35 - 45 degrees to GA, spotty magnetics Dominantly tuff, grey-green coloured, LACK OF HEMATITE, non-magneticNumerous pink calcite veinlets Dark grey tuff, fine-grained, poorly bedded, non-magnetic, non-hematitic, carbonatized Numerous pink calcite veinlets at 40 degrees to GA and flatter in tuff FAULT ZONE - with numerous pink calcite veinlets, host rock is dark-coloured, fine grained massive (mafic volcanics) Fault gouge, bounded by calcite veinlets at 10 degrees to GA Numerous pink calcite veinlets in tuff Dark grey tuff, as before? patchy magnetic areas Numerous agglomerate sectionsj round, dark red cobbles Blocky core, fracturing parallel to CA Blocky coreLAMPROPHYRE DIKE - dark grey, fine-grained, upper contact at 65 degrees to CA, with two other irregular contacts at lower end of dike with tuff

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-86-24 PAGE s 5

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

BASAL TUFF (cont'd)

2432 - 2442.5'

2442.5 - 2458.5'

2456 - 2457' 2458.5 - 2600'

2600'2643 - 2644.3'

2692.4 - 2774.1'

2699.5 - 2714.8'

2714.82721.02725.0

2721.0' 2725.0' 2730.8'

2730.5 - 2732.5'

2732.5 - 2735.6'

2735.6 - 2746.0' 2746.0 - 2774.1'

LAMPROPHYRE DIKE(S) -spotted texture due tochlorite and alteredplagioclase/ irregular andgradational contactsLight-green altered tuff -with minor quartz stringersGround coreDark coloured tuff/ as before?magnetic/ carbonatized/with some agglomerate sectionsAgglomerate; hematiticLAMPROPHYRE DIKE - grey-green/contacts at 40 degrees to CABLEACHED ALTERATION ZONE -light green sericitic tuffwith minor green micaGREEN-SPOTTED DIKE(S) -patchy alterationLight green sericitic tuffGREEN SPOTTED DIKELight green sericitic tuff(cont'd)GREEN SPOTTED DIKE -contact at 50 degrees,parallel to bedding/foliationSericitic tuff/ convolutedbeddingGREEN SPOTTED DIKELight green sericitic tuff/exhibiting numeroussedimentary features/ie.) reworked

2771.4 - 2538' TEMISKAMING SEDIMENTS

2774.1 - 2938'

2776.3 - 2817.3 1

CONGLOMERATE - strongly foliated CA - 4 5 degrees/ lightly sericitic to 2860*/ locally intercalated greywacke INTERMEDIATE DIKE - bimodally porphyritic/ CA - 60 degrees/ locally included conglomerate/ greywacke zones/ common quartz-feldspar stringers

2938 1 END OF HOLE


N-86-24 6

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

BORE HOLE DATA


WEDGE TOP

WEDGE TYPE

AZIMUTH (degrees)

DIP (degrees)

June July l July 2 July 5 July 6 July 8 July 9 July 12

July 15 July 17 July 19 July 23 July 31 Aug l

Collar108'276'500'635'904'

1162'1122'

July 13 1382'

1466' 1891' 2220' 2505' 2820' 2938'

120126122128127132145144

Retriev.

152153158152161

•80•80•79•79•78

.5

.5

.5-76.5-72-72

-69

•67•61•58•50.5•44

Magnetic? Non-magnetic - 3 tests confirm end of hole LAZ with 30 degrees steepening

Magnetic(?)

END OF HOLE

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ASSAY REPORT


HOLE? N-86-24 PAGE: l

FOOTAGE

212.7 - 215.0'

242.5 - 243.7' 322.5 - 323.6'

328 - 329' 521.7 - 522.5'

534.0 - 535.8'

535.8538.1540.1

538.1' 540.1' 541.0'

541.0 - 543.0'

543.0 - 544.6' 551.5 - 553.9' 553.9 - 555.7'

555.7 - 557.2'

582.5 - 584' 1001.6 - 1004.9'

1004.9 - 1009.2'

1009.2 - 1012.0'

1012.0 - 1015.6'

1329.3 - 1333.6'

1333.6 - 1337.0' 1337.0 - 1339.6'

DESCRIPTION

Mafic volcanics with pyritic-quartz-carbonate pillow selvedges As aboveInter-pillow sedimentsi black with 196 po, cpy As above, 596 po .Interflow sedimentary breccia/ minor pyrite and graphiteSheared graphitic sediments with mafic volcanics As above As aboveGraphitic sediments (footage error in core, is really 2' long) Graphitic sediments intercalated with mafic volcanics Graphite breccia Graphite and pyrite beds Sheared green sericitic sedimentsAbundant white quartz- albite veins in sediments As aboveBleached tuff with grey dike, siliceous Bleached tuff with grey dike, siliceous Tuff, fractured with quartz-feldspar filling, lightly sericitic Tuff, lightly, sericitic, local, quartz-feldspar stringersTuff to lapilli tuff, quartz-feldspar stringers, minor breccia As above As above

SAMPLE NO.

SS S S3 55 S S

31071

31072 31073

31074 31075

31076

31077 31078 31079

31080

31081 31082 31083

31084

31085 31086

31087

31088

31089

31090

31091 31092

WIDTH

2.3

1.21.1

1.0 0.8

1.8

2.3 2.0 2.0

2.0

1.0 2.41.8

1.5

1.5 3.3

4.3

2.8

3.6

4.3

3.4 2.6

Au (ppb)

14

71 17

15 21

112

12 25 63

41

81 132 33

15

10 11

12

10

14

7

64 41

Mo (ppm)

ssssss

nil

2 4

4 2

18

2 6

42

36

72 88 20

8

2 4

2

2

2

2

2 2

ASSAY REPORT



FOOTAGE

1550.9

1555.0

1570.5

1573.9

1577.1

1581.0

1586.0

1591.0

1619.5

1625.0

1628.9

1633.72446.8

2459 -2627.6

2631.1

2719.5

2721.5

2737.0

2752 -

- 1555.0'

- 1559.6'

- 1573.9'

- 1577.1'

- 1581.0'

- 1586.0'

- 1591.0'

- 1596.6'

- 1625.0'

- 1628.9'

- 1633.7'

- 1639.2'- 2449.3'

2459.1'- 2628.3'

- 2632.0'

- 2720. 7'

- 2723.2'

- 2739.2'

2754'

DESCRIPTION

As above, carbonatestringersAs above, quartz-carbonateveinletsAs above, carbonatestringersAs above, carbonatestringersAs above, quartz-carbonate

. veinletsAs above, carbonatestringersAs above, carbonatestringersAs above, carbonatestringersAs above, quartz-carbonateveinAs above, quartz-carbonateveiningTuff, carbonate stringers,quartzrcarbonate veinsAs aboveLight green altered tuffwith numerous quartz-albitestringersAs aboveTuff, quartz-feldsparstringersTuff, light green, quartzveinlet with epidoteQuartz veining adjacent togreen spotted dikeQuartz veining adjacent togreen spotted dikeQuartz stringers in greenspotted dikeNX core, quartzr feldsparveining, only 1 foot

SAMPLENO.

31093

31094

31095

31096

31097

31098

31099

31100

31101

31102

31103

3110431105

3110631107

31108

31109

31110

31111

31112

WIDTH

4.1

4.6

3.4

3.0

4.9

5.0

5.0

5.0

5.5

3.9

4.8

5.52.5

2.10.7

0.9

1.2

1.7

2.2

1.0

Au(ppb)

88888888

44

14

12

. 6

7

12

11

18

7

2

11

711

17

30

8

Mo(ppm!88 = 8:

4

4

2

2

nil

4

2

2

2

2

2

22

nil2

2

2

4

2

8


221.6 - 223.4' Interpillow breccia with 31113 1.8

ASSAY REPORT

ERTY: Newfields Minerals Inc. Teck Township

HOLEi N-86-24 PAGE: 3

FOOTAGE

229.3630.8

636.3638.0

230.1' 632.8'

638.0' 640'

643

648

658

660

662664666668

673678683688693698703

645.3'

650.2'

660'

662'

664' 666' 668' 673'

678' 683' 688' 693' 698' 703' 708'


quartz and less than 196pyriteAs above 31114Altered (sericitic) Basal 31115Tuff with minor quartzveining ( albite)As above 31116G.V. in sericitic tuff 31117parallel with minordisseminated pyrite/ lessthan 196Grey-green alteration in 31118fine-grained tuff/ minordisseminated pyriteSericitic tuff with black 31119pyritic stringers/ 27degrees to CAQuartz-albite veining/ 31120in sericitic tuffSericitic tuff with minor 31121quartz-albite anddisseminated pyrite/ lessthan 196As above 31122As above 31123As above 31124Alteration zone within 31125Basal Tuff and agglomerateAs above 31126As above 31127As above 31128As above 31129As above 31130As above 31131As above 31132

Test Anomalous Sludge Zone


0.8 2.0

1.7 2.0

2.3

2.2

2.0

2.0

2.0 2.0 2.0 5.0

5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0

2115

126

11

18

22

24

4

3

10778

88119

711

64

nil

2

4nil

24

2nil

22222

708 - 713'

713718

718' 723'

Alteration zone in Basal 31133 5.0Tuff/ sericitic/ minorpyriteAs above 31134 5.0As above 31135 5.0

34

22

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE i PAGE:

N-86-24 4

FOOTAGE

723 - 728'728 - 733'733 - 738'738 - 743'743 - 748'810 - 815'

827 - 832'848 - 853'

867 - 872'886 - 891'910 - 915'

786 - 791'

979.0 - 984'994 - 999'1028 - 1030.9'

1033.2 - 1034.

1051 - 1056'1065.8 - 1066.

1084.0 - 1085.1093.7 - 1098.1112.5 - 1117.1130.6 - 1135'1149 - 1154'1167.3 - 1173'

DESCRIPTION

As aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveWEAKLY HEMATIZED, massivegreywacke/tuffAs aboveAs above/ in partagglomeraticAs aboveAs aboveWEAKLY HEMATIZEDgreywacke/tuff , agglomerateWEAKLY HEMATIZEDgreywacke/tuffAgglomerateLight green/ altered tuffPatchy bleached tuff/minor albite veinlets

4' Albite veinlet at 15degrees to CA, in bleachedtuffAgglomerate

6' Quartz-albite veinletsat 22 degrees to CA/ inbleached tuff

1' As above5' Hematitic agglomerate3' As above

As aboveAs aboveAs above

SAMPLENO.

311363113731138311393114031141

3114231143

311443114531146

31147

311483114931150

31151

3115231153

311543136731368313693137031371

WIDTH

sssaszzss

5.05.05.05.05.05.0

5.05.0

5.05.05.0

5.0

5.05.02.9

1.2

5.00.8

1.14.84.84.44.84.7

Au(ppb)

sssssss

336

1410

48

22

Mo(ppm)ESSSS

22464

24

2

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-86-25PAGE : l


STRIKE: (Collar) 150 degrees LOCATION:DIP: -70 degrees DATE DRILLED: July 25 - Sept 2 , 1 986LOGGED BY: M Masson, T Twomey, J MucklowDRILLED BY: Heath S, Sherwood DrillingPURPOSE: Test above crosscut from the north.BBBSBBSBBBBBSBSSBBBBBBBSBSSSSBBBSSSSSBSBSSSBBBSBSBBBSBSSBBBSBSBSBSBSBS

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTIONBBBBBBSBBBBSSBBBBSBSBBBBBBBBSBBSSSBSSSSSSSBBSSSBBSBSSSBSBSSBBBBSBSSSBB

0-7' OVERBURDEN

7 - 552.5' KINOJEVIS VOLCANICS

7 - 543' PILLOWED BASALT, fine-grained,dark-green, carbonatized, magnetic, pillow margins commonly filled by carbonate, quartz and locally pyrite.

74.5 - 75.5' MAFIC DIKE, light-green, contactsat 50 degrees to CA.

471.0 - 474.8' Mafic Dike, coarse, bimodalporphyritic (light green pyroxene and dark amphibole?).

521.4 - 522.6' Graphitic chert zone, CA = 45 - 50degrees.

537 - 543.O 1 Highly fractured, quartz-feldsparfilling with local pyrite and graphitic appearances.

543 - 546.3' Sheared graphitic chert zone,brecciated, very crumbly.

546.3 - 549' Sheared volcanics7sediments(?)with graphite, quartz veining and trace pyrite.

549 - 552.5' 9096 quartz veining with up to 296pyrite.

552.5 - 781.8' BASAL TUFF

552.5' Agglomerate, foliation and elongationplane, CA - 40 degrees.

552.5 - 562.5' Lightly sericitic.568 - 580' Lightly sericitic.580 - 630' Chloritic to lightly hematitic with

sericitic zones proximal to fractures or quartz veining.

628 - 629' Shearing and brecciation with quartzveining, CA = 30 degrees, sub- concordant to foliation.

630 - 686' Chloritic, very dark grey, carbonatized

DRILL LOG HOLEt N-86-25PAGEl 2

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

BASAL TUFF (cont'd)

686 - 723' Agglomerate) chloritic, dark grey,as before*

723 - 755' Tuff, as before.755 - 756' Ground core.756 - 762.4' MAFIC DIKE(?) volcanic(?) - dark green,

fine-grained, massive. 762.4 - 781.8' Tuff, as before.

781.8 - 811.8' DIABASE DIKE

Fine-grained dike, saussuritized, greenish-grey colour.Non-magnetic, non-carbonatized.781.8' Chilled margin, intrusive contact at

18 degrees to CA. 809 - 811.8' Chilled margin, fault contact at

15 degrees to CA.

811.8 - 1247.2' BASAL TUFF

Highly magnetic, carbonatized.814 - 817' Grey quartz veining, in fractured

tuff, less than 196 disseminatedpyrite, chloritic fractures at lowangles to CA.

817 - 833' Numerous chloritic fractures andcalcite veinlets, less than i?6pyrite.

857 - 877' Numerous calcite veinlets (lessthan l" wide) at 60 - 75 degreesto CA in tuff and agglomerate.

848 - 849' Chlorite-calcite sheared zoneat 12 degrees to CA.

1138 - 1146' Numerous quartz and calciteveinlets, generally at 40 degreesto CA.

1175 - 1190' Bedding at 25 - 35 degrees to CA. 1193 - 1197' Numerous quartz-calcite veinlets

at 20 degrees to CA. 1214' Bedding with pyrite, at 25 degrees

to CA.

1247.2 - 2907.2' TEMISKAMING SEDIMENTS - CONGLOMERATE

1247.2 - 1277' Conglomerate, with minor jasperclastsj and calcite infilling between pebbles.

DRILL LOG HOLEi N-86-25 PAGEi 3

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


12771302

1302' 1315.6'

1315,1323

1326,1356,

- 1323' 1326.6'

1356.7' 1390.2'

Conglomerate.Greywacke r fine to medium-grained, massive, contact gradational with dispersed pebble fragments* Conglomerate r magnetic. Greywacke, massive fine-grained with minor, less than Q.5%, conglomerate clasts. Conglomerate.LAMPROPHYRE DIKE - contact sharp at 054 degrees to CA, dark-green, soft, magnetic, biotite 3 - 596, generally fine-grained, foliated 15 degrees to CA, lower contact at 22 degrees to CA.*BX core 1367 - 1377'Conglomerate - prominent stretchingof clasts.Greywacke - as previous, foliationweak at 020 degrees to CA.Conglomerate - notable sericitizationof groundmass at 1517' in thequartz albite veining.*BX core 1417 - 1427' FELSIC TUFF/GREYWACKE Intercalated felsic tuff - lapilli tuff - very deformed - sericitic. Fine to medium-grained, pale green, sericitic, contact sharp at 037 degrees to CA, Well foliated at 035 degrees to CA with patchy sub-concordant quartz- albite veinlets and blobs; samples taken of quartz-albite. QUARTZ TUFF - LAPILLI TUFF (may be deformed dike), blue-grey, to grey-green, fine to medium- grained, rounded to ellipsoidal white to grey quartz fragments averaging 3 - 4 mm in a sericite- chlorite groundmass.

Entire zone is strongly deformed with patchy quartz-albite alteration. Samples taken of 5' intervals over length of quartz-albite in strongly deformed tuffs? 1636 - 1674' CONGLOMERATE.

1390.2 - 1403.4'

1403.4 - 1417'

1417 - 1533

1533 - 1567.2'

1567.2 - 1636'

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N-86-25 4

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTIONzssssszssssssssssss:


163616671674

1646'16721666'

1686 - 1699.5'

1699.5 - 1725'

1725 - 1818'

1818 - 1853'

1853'

1853 - 1888'

1888 - 1897' 1888 - 1896.2' 1896.2 - 1896.5' 1897 - 1954' 1954 - 2107' 2107 - 3135' 2135' 2200 - 2222'

2222 - 2524.4' 2524.4 - 2533.2'

2533.2' 2626 - 2657'

2647 - 2657'

2691.3 - 2695.3'

2674.2 - 2687.1'

Deformed conglomerate. Reamed, no core - vedge Greywacke - sericitic, light- green colour.Altered conglomerate - sericitic/ minor quartz-albite and green mica.Greywacke r sericitic/ light green colour/ numerous rip-up clasts.Altered conglomerate - sericitic/ minor green mica. Sericitic greywacke - light green colour.Grades into unaltered greywacke/ dark green colour* Greywacke/ dark green/ well- sorted/ poorly bedded. DEFORMED ZONE - in greywacke. Abundant quartz-albite veining. Fault gouge. Greywacke. Conglomerate. Greywacke. Conglomerate.Bleached conglomerate/ with l' wide quartz-albite vein at 2209*/ bedding at 50 degrees to GA. Conglomerate.BIMODAL PORPHYRY DIKE - upper intrusive contact at 35 degrees to CA/ lower fracture contact at 50 degrees to CA. Conglomerate.Sericitic/ sheared greywacke (mafic dike?)/ foliated at 35 degrees to CA.Very blocky core/ bedding at 50 degrees to CA. Two l' wide quartz veins at 50 - 80 degrees to CA/ in conglomerate.INTERMEDIATE DIKE - with reddish feldspar phenocrysts, fractured and altered(?).


FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


2718.8 r 2721.3'

2727.0 r 2734'

2734 - 2902

Quartz-albite breccia veining at 50 degrees to GA. Deformed quartz-albite breccia in Lamprophyre Dike, deformed zone ends at 2732'. Conglomerate - greywacke intercalated.

2902 - 2907.2 MAFIC SYENITE DIKE

Upper contact sharp at 052 degrees to CA, lowercontact at 085 degrees to CA.2907.2 - 2949.5* TRACHYTIC TUFF

Fine-grained, fragmental with typical hematitic colour at CA, massive, crystalline with fragments up to l cm; minor coarse, disseminated pyrite.

2949.5 - 2957.2' MAFIC SYENITEUpper contact, chloritic at 055 degrees to CA, sheared; lower contact is irregular.

2957.2 - 3339.0' BIMODAL PORPHYRY

Irregular (intrusive) contact with overlyingmafic syenite.3191.7 - 3192.8' Fine-grained MAFIC DIKE

(diabase?), chilled contacts at 45 degrees to CA.

3193.9 - 3196.3' Fine-grained MAFIC DIKE -as above.

3234 - 3236' FINE-GRAINED MAFIC DIKE -Upper contact irregular, lower contact at 035 degrees to CA.

3268.4 - 3270' FINE-GRAINED MAFIC DIKE -fine-grained dark green, upper contact irregular, lower contact at 038 degrees, non magnetic.

3290.0 - 3308' MAFIC DIKE - massive fine tomedium-grained, in places notably spotty (altered augite?) and saussuritized in the same sections; moderately to strongly

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N-86-25 6

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


3308 - 3339'

magnetic) upper contact sharp at 070 degrees marked by quartz-epidote veinlets over 6" of core lengthi some porphyry inclusions evident r dike later than porphyryi lower contact at 35 degrees to GA.BIMODAL PORPHYRY - massive, porphyry/ distinctive red brick colour and bimodal phenocrysts.

3339 - 3487' DIABASE DIKE

Medium-grained/ massive green-white with subhedral plug (2596 plus) up to l - 2 mm in size in a finergrained mafic (pyroxene) groundmass; upper contact is irregular with porphyry.

3487' END OF HOLE

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FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


DATE 1986

July 25July 27July 27July 28July 29July 31Aug 2Aug 3Aug 3Aug 4Aug 6Aug 7Aug 7Aug 9Aug 13Aug 20Aug 20Aug 28Sept 2

DEPTH ( feet )

Collar21630636554010571200135913671417155616561667173622332775297832463487

ACID WEDGE WEDGE AZIMUTH DIP TEST TOP TYPE (degrees)(degrees)

1341.5 Retriev. Retriev.

Retriev.

154

154155157158155

159159

156162162162159

-70-69.75-69.75 r69.5-69-66.5-65.5-63.5-63-63.5-62-60-59.5-58-47.5-40-38-38.5

Magnetic Magnetic Magnetic Non-magnetic

Magnetic

Patchy magnetism Non-magnetic

5' of non-magneticNonrmagneticNon-magneticPorphyryEOH

SIGNEDt

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PROPERTY* Newfields Minerals Inc. HOLE: N-86-25 Teck Township PAGE: l

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION SAMPLE WIDTH Au MoNO. PPB PPM

521.4 - 522.6' Graphitic chert in 31409 1.2 8volcanics

537.0 - 542.8' Highly fractured volcanics 31410 5.8 2with quartz-pyrite-graphite

542.8 - 546.3' Graphitic chert, sheared, 31411 3.5 10crumbly

546.3 - 548.6' Sheared volcanic/sediments, 31412 2.3 6quartz veining/ pyrite

548.6 - 552.8' 90* quartz veining vith 31413 4.2 38up to 2?6 pyrite

627.0 - 630.0' Shear zone in tuff with 31414 3.0 6quartz-feldspar veinlets

811.8 - 814.2' Chloritic, fractured tuff 31415 2.4 7 4with minor quartz stringers

814.2 - 817.0' Grey quartz vein, less 31416 2.8 14 4than l* pyrite i in tuff

817.0 r 8 22.0' Highly fractured tuff with 31417 5.0 17 2chlorite-carbonate veining,locally quartzrfeldspar

822.0 - 827.0' Highly fractured tuff with 31418 5.0 12 8chlorite-carbonate veining,locally quartzrfeldspar

827.0 - 833.0' Highly fractured tuff with 31419 6.0 4 4chlorite-carbonate veining,locally quartz-feldspar

847.6 - 852.0' Highly carbonated, 31420 4.4 4 4shear zone? in tuff,GA - 1 0 degrees

558.3 - 559.2' Quartz-albite stringers 31421 0.9 7 6in altered agglomerate

569.3 - 571.9' As above 31422 2.6 10 6 582.9 - 585.5' Patchy bleaching; 31423 2.6 19 4

alteration and quartzfractures in tuff

591.0 - 593.2' As above 31424 2.2 12 2 596.0 - 599.5' As above 31425 3.3 82 599.5 - 601.5' As above, abundant 31426 2.0 93 nil 601.5 - 603.2' As above 31427 1.7 6 2 603.2 - 604.5' As above, abundant 31428 1.3 4 2

quartz-albite veining

pro

ASSAY REPORT

PERTYj Newfields Minerals Inc. Teck Township


FOOTAGE

1461

1515152415321533

156815801585159015951889

18921894

2208

2625

2653

2691

2693

2695

2698

2712

2718

2727

2902

2947

.9 - 1463.2'

.7

.4

-----.8

.8

.3

.3

.5

.3

.3

.2

.3

.9

.3

.8

-

-

-

- 1517'- 1526.1'1532.7'1534.5'

1572'1585'1590'1595'1600'- 1892.8'

- 1894.3'- 1896.2'

- 2209.5'

- 2627.8'

- 2656.3'

- 2693.2'

- 2695.3'

- 2637'

- 2700.7'

- 2715.1'

- 2721.3'

2731'

2905'

2952'

DESCRIPTION

Quartz-albite veining,in bleached conglomerate/less than 196 pyriteAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveQuartzralbite veins insericitic tuff/greywackeAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAbundant quartz-albiteveining in shearedgreywackeAs aboveAs above (measuring errorin core box)Irfoot wide quartz-albitevein in bleachedconglomerateQuartz-albite breccia inconglomerateAs above, with less than1?6 pyriteWhite quartz vein inconglomerateAs above, with quartzstringersWall-rock with quartzstringersPtygmatic quartz-albiteveinlets in brown-alteredgreywackePtygmatic quartz-albiteveinlets in greywackeQuartzralbite brecciaveining in greywacke/lamprophyre dikeDeformed lamprophyre dikewith quartzralbite veiningContact, area betweengreywacke-mafic syeniteContact between tuff andmafic syenite

SAMPLE WIDTH NO.

31429 1.3

31430314313143231433

314343143531436314373143831439

3144031441

31442

31443

31444

31445

31446

31447

31448

31449

31450

5901

5902

5903

1.1.0.1.

4.5.5.5.5.3.

1.2.

1.

1.

3.

1.

2.

1.

1.

2.

2.

4.

5.

5.

3775

000000

52

2

3

0

9

1

7

8

8

5

0

0

0

Au PPB

32

5151411

4118

1212

139

182110

93

nil

nil

10

Mo PPM

6

2nil

22

226668

146

4

3

3

2

r~*

ASSAY REPORT

WoPERTY: Newfields Minerals Inc.Teck

FOOTAGE

1897

1902

191719222628

263226372642

3234

3239

3244

- 1902'

- 1907'

r 1922'r 1927'- 2632'

r 2637'- 2642'r 2647'

- 3239'

r 3244'

- 3249'

Township

DESCRIPTION

SSSSSSSSISSSZSSSSSSZSSSSSSSBS

TESTING ANOMALOUS SLUDGES

Foliated greywacke,weakly carbonatizedLight brown, calcium-carbonate greywacke, withminor quartzralbiteWeakly hematized greywackeAs aboveDeformed conglomeratewith quartzralbiteAs aboveAs aboveDeformed conglomerate,as aboveDiabase dike in bimodalporphyryBimodal porphyry,blocky coreBimodal porphyry

SAMPLE NO.

SSSSBSSSS

31394

31395

31396313975505

550655075501

5502

5503

5504

HOLE tPAGE t

WIDTH

8SSSSS8SS

5.0

5.0

5.05.04.0

5.05.05.0

5.0

5.0

5.0

N-86-253

Au Mo PPB PPM

SSS883SSS

10

nil

10nilnil

nilnilnil

nil

100

nil

SIGNED:

AZ/MUTH A/ 33O

HOLE

P/ASASf 3ASAJ-

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D/A0ASDmE

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STOCKV0HK

4- r/A/

WBA1FI6LOS MINERALS INC.klRKLAKJD BASIN PROPERTY

TECK TO^KISmP OWT.VERTICAL SECTION HOLE ^6 -A/- 2. 5^

SCALE 0. . ^P0' t0?^'

DRILL LOG MOLE: N-H6-26PAGK: l


STRIKE: (Collar) 160 degrees LOCATION:DIP: -80 degrees DATE DRILLEDi Aug 8 - Sept 1 2, 1 986LOGGED BY: M Masson, T TwomeyDRILLED BY t Heath S, Sherwood DrillingPURPOSE: Text for BAZ near Lake Shore fault.

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

0-6' OVERBURDEN


Dark green, patchy magnetic, carbonatized.6 - 1033' Pillowed basalts - often with

magnetite and calcite in interpillow margins.

6-50' Blocky core.260 - 287' Blocky core.304 - 312' Hyaloclastite breccia with

quartz-albite veining at 25 degrees and graphite.

317' Wedge - steel.321.5 - 323' Hematitic pillowed basalts -

mauve coloured.335 - 385' Blocky core.385 - 557' Blocky core continued, some

zones highly siliceous with disseminated coarse pyrite, less than 196.

563 - 578.5' Irregular quartz veinletswith approximately 396 pyrite, may correspond to surface showing? 569.0 - 570.1', 0.498 opt Au over 1.1',

739' Calcite veinlet {1/2').771' Calcite veinlet (l 1 ).828 - 835' Blocky core, minor chalcopyrite

on chloritic slip planes, CA at 20 and 30 degrees.

835 - 1033' Intercalated fine and medium- grained flows with massive aphanitic flows. Coarse flows all noticeably saussuritized to give pale green colouration.

1017' Retrieve.wedge.


FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


1033 - 1038'

1038 - 1041

1071 - 2703'

1041 - 1071'

BASAL TUFF

1071 - 1079'

1079

1165 - 1167'

1167 - 1171.5'

Bleached Volcanics - very fine grained to aphaitic (light green- grey with sub-conchoidal fracture. Weak to strong foliation developed at 55 degrees to CA; in places patchy quartz stockworking (breccia). GRAPHITIC SCHIST - upper contact is irregular and shallow at 12 degrees to GA, lower contact is broken/ blocky core, pebbly pyrite 196 along shear places at 10 r 1 5 degrees to CA. Bleached volcanics with graphitic breccia.

Tuff/Sediments - fine-grained, banded intercalate tuff, upper contact marked by quartz stockworking, lower contact sharp at 025 degrees to CA; fragments generally averaging l mm but reach up to l cm in places; foliated at 035 degrees to CA. Felsic Tuff(?), with banded light green to grey, foliated, 025 - 055 degrees to CA; very fine-grained to cherty with sericite developed along foliation (bedding) planes; abundant quartz fracturing fillings l - 2 mm wide, and graphitic slips. Quartz-sericite breccia zone immediately above spotted dike. GREEN SPOTTED DIKE - upper contact is very irregular and at low angles 10 - 15 degrees to CA; lower contact at 035 degrees, sharp and marked by presence of euhedral pyrite (3^) averaging l - 2 mm over l" of core length.

DRILL LOG HOLEi Nr86-26 PAGE: 3

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

BASAL TUFF (cont'd)

1171.5 - 1215'

1215'

1301 r 1370'

1370 - 1390'

1390 r 1 936'

1936 r 1938.5'

1938.5 - 2311'

2211.5 - 2212.3'

2222.2 - 2227.6'

2311 - 2373'

Finergrained/ light green tuff/wacke/ massive, and well bedded at 20 degrees to GA j sections are very siliceous and cherty.INTERCALATED TUFF-AGGLOMERATE Finergrained tuff intercalated with coarse fragmental schists/ light greenrgrey in colour with rounded to angular fragments from l mm r 5 cm in size. Clasts population grades from2 - 596 to up to 60 r 70* where it is clast supported! agglomerate horizons vary from3 r 4 inches wide to over 20 feet.Hematized tuffragglomerate/intercalated tuffragglomeratewith red-purple colouration due tohematization.Light green/ unaltered tuffs/wacke/generally finergrained/ poorlybanded.Hematized wacke/agglomerate ,non-magnetic/ intercalated inthe non-hematized wacke/agglomerateGREEN SPOTTED DIKE - green-redspotted dike at 025 degrees to CAjdike is altered with quartzralbite stringers (breccia)/ novisible sulphides.TUFF/WACKE AND AGGLOMERATE -fine to mediunv-grained/ blue-greycolour/ massive to weakly foliated;very homogeneous) some sectionsgrade to coarse agglomerate/hematization in localized sections.GREEN SPOTTED DIKE - contactsparallel to schistosity at 50degrees to CA.GREEN SPOTTED DIKE(S) - irregularcontacts.Light-green coloured tuff/wacke/gradational colour contacts/ exhibitsnumerous sedimentary textures/rip-up clasts/ graded bedding;with minor agglomerate sections.

DRILL LOG HOLEt N-86-26PAGE: 4

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION

BASAL TUFF (cont'd)

2373' Light brown coloured TUFF ANDAGGLOMERATE, slightly hematitic, gradational colour contacts with light-green tuff.

2400' Bedding at 25 degrees to CA.2400 - 2703' Sericitic, pale-green, fine-grained

tuff, moderately-well foliated at 55 degrees to CA, abundant zones contorted, folded quartz-albite veins in pale-green sericitic tuff.

2665 r 2703' Deformed zone, schistose at 30 - 45degrees, with numerous ptygmatic quartz-albite veinlets

2703 - 3432' TEMISKAMING SEDIMENTS - CONGLOMERATE

Jasperoidal, polymictic conglomerate, foliated andstretched pebbles at 30 - 40 degrees to CA.2703 - 2780' Sericitic zone, in conglomerate,

light-green colour.2780 - 2835' Grades into darker coloured

conglomerate, pebble elongation at 55 r 60 degrees to CA.

2990 - 3040' More deformed, elongated pebbles,bleached lighter colouration, minor carbonate infilling between pebbles.

3100 - 3200' Pebble fabric at 070 - 075 degreesto CA, hole flattening sharply.

3200' Pebble fabric 75 - 90 degreesto CA, conglomerate intercalated with fine-grained greywacke.

3326 - 3327' Quartz-albite veining in highlydeformed sericitic conglomerate/ wacke.

3432 - 3437' BROKEN BLOCKY CORE - FAULT -marks change from conglomerate/ wacke to volcanic, probably is the Lake Shore Fault.


3437 - 3439' HEMATIZED MAFIC VOLCANICS -fine-grained strongly foliated mafic volcanics, distinctive purple hue, hematized.

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-86-26PAGE: 5

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


3439 - 3521' MAFIC VOLCANICS - fine, veryfine-grained, massive to strongly foliated at 62 degrees to CA, grades into a leucoxene- rich (spotty) mafic volcanic with a slight blue huej is magnetic.

3447 - 3450' Quartz-albite veining.3472 - 3521' Hyaloclastite, bleached, light-

green colour, fine-grained, non-magnetic.

3521' END OF HOLE

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N-86-26 6

FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION


DATE DEPTH ACID 1986 (feet) TEST

WEDGE TOP

WEDGE TYPE

AZIMUTH DIP (degrees) (degrees)

Aug 8 Collar

Aug 10

Aug 10

Aug 11Aug 11Aug 12Aug 11

Aug 11 Aug 13

Aug 16 Aug 18 Aug 19 Aug 19 Aug 19 Aug 21 Aug 24 Aug 28 Sept 2 Sept 9 Sept 12

83

80

236230324183

37324

554840

100610141017106214531928254032493521

Retriev.

305 Steel

Retriev.

160

160

161

154158160160

155154153154153

-80 Head set at -80 degrees (boulder at 75 degrees) Gyro -153 degrees

-79.5 Blocky core with highly magnetic quartz-magnetite veins

-79.5 Azimuth unsure- dip good

-79 79.5 79-79.5

-80

78.5 77 76 76.5

Non-magnetic Wedge fell 6 feet Tests in non magnetic sections of Kinojevis

Replace retriev. with steel wedge Patchy magnetism Non-magnetic Magnetic Non-magnetic

-75.5 Non-magnetic-66 Non-magnetic-58 Non-magnetic-48 Non-magnetic-17 Patchy magnetism

horiz(?) EOH

SIGNED:

ASSAY REPORT


HOLE: N-86-26 PAGE: l

FOOTAGE

569.

577.

309.

305.

306.1038

1068

1165

1192

1346

1494

1936

2220

2324

23542662

26702678269827013177

3429

0 - 570.1'

2 - 578.4'

5 - 311.8'

2 - 306.4'

4 - 309.4'- 1043'

- 1073'

- 1167'

- 1197'

.2 - 1348.2'

- 1496.4'

- 1938.5'

.8 - 2222.5'

.4 - 2326.9'

.5 - 2359'- 2664'

- 2672'- 2682'.7 - 2699.7'.3 - 2702.6'- 3189'

- 3432'

DESCRIPTION

Quartz-carbonate vein at20 degrees to GA with 396disseminated pyriteQuartz-albite vein in maficvolcanics, at 45 degreesto GAQuartz-albite breccia ininter-pillow marginQuartz-albite veinlet inhyaloclastiteAs aboveGraphitic sediments with1# blocky pyriteQuartzralbite-graphitein tuffQuartz-sericite intuff /wackeFine-grained sericitic tuffwith less than 1# coarse(1 mm) euhedral pyriteQuartz-albite breccia inhematized tuff /wackeMinor quartz-albitestringers in bleached tuffSpotted Dike with quartz-albite brecciationIrregular quartz-albiteveinlets at dike/tuffcontactIrregular quartz-albiteveinlets in tuffAs aboveFolded quartz-albite insericitic tuffAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveAs aboveBlocky - Pebble core(3 feet of it?) inconglomerate (Fault?)Strongly foliated greywacke

SAMPLE WIDTH Au NO. PPB

6131 1.1

6132

6133

6134

61356136

6137

6138

6139

6140

6141

6142

6143

6144

61456146

61476148614961506151

6152

1.2

1.3

1.2

3.05.0

5.0

2.0

5.0

2.0

2.4

2.5

1.5

2.0

4.52.0

2.04.01.01.3?

3.0

,498opt

177

67

51

4445

nil

nil

nil

nil

nil

nil

nil

nil

nilnil

nilnilnilnil30

nil

Mo PPM

100

6

6

6

45

5

5

1

4

2

3

nil

nil

3nil

nilnilnilnil

ASSAY REPORT




WIDTH

srsasissriisssssssssssssisssssssssssssrssssssssssssrsssrsssssssssssssssssESssssss3432 - 3437'

3437 - 3439.9'

3442.3 - 3443.

3445.2 - 3447.

3447.4 - 3449.3449.8 - 3452.3473.5 - 3474.

3476.7 - 3477.

Fault i gravel consisting ofquartz/ wacke and volcanicsFoliated mafic volcanicswith quartz-albite veining

2' As above , less than 1#disseminated pyrite

4' Foliated mafic volcanicswith quartz-albite veining/less than 1?6 pyrite

8' As above/ abundant veining7' As 61569' Quartz-albite veining

in bleached volcanics6' Sheared dike(?) with

quartz-albite veining

6153

6154

6155

6156

615761586159

6160

5.0

2.9

0.9

2.2

2.32.91.4

0.9

Au Mo PPB PPM

sssssssss

10

10

nil

nil

nilnilnil

nil


3032.7 - 3034'3439 - 3044 '3046 - 3051'3452.7 - 3457.735 - 736.0'

738.5 - 739.5'

563 - 569'

570.1 - 574'

574 - 577. 2 1

Deformed conglomerateAs aboveAs above

7' Dark-green mafic volcanicsCalcite cemented inter-pillow breccia1/2-foot wide quartz-albitevein at 35 degrees to GA,in pillow basalt

TESTING ANOMALOUS SLUDGES

Pillowed volcanics -slightly alteredAs above - quartz-albite-sericite alterationAs above/ trace minor

61616162616361646165

6166

31391

31392

31393

1.35.05.05.01.0

1.0

5.0

3.9

3.2

nil10

nilnilnil

nil

120 13

40 8

nil 3

SIGNED:

DRILL LOG HOLE: N-86-27PAGE* l


STRIKE! (Collar) 330 degrees LOCATIONiDIPt at collar -65 degrees DATE DRILLEDt September 5-27, 1986LOGGED BYi T. Twomey, M. MassonDRILLED BY i Heath S, Sherwood DrillingPURPOSE: Test rock types near Lake Shore fault.BSSBBSBBBBBBBBSBaBSBBBBBsasBBBBBSBBBBBBSSSBBSssssBBSBBBBBBssBBBBBSBSBSFOOTAGE DESCRIPTIONBBBBaBBBBaaBBBBaBBBaaaBBBBSBaBaBSBBBBBSBSBBBaaaaassssBBBBBBssBaBBBBaBB

0-12' OVERBURDEN

12 - 144' MAFIC SYENITE

Massive medium-grained, green-red colour, stronglymagnetic.12-20' NX core from collar.104 r 144' Baked (hematized) margin, increasingly

hematiterleucoxene rich. Contact with porphyry is sharp at 045 degrees.

144 - 923.8' BIMODAL PORPHYRY

Massive, porphyritic.155 - 158' Blocky core with subparallel fractures

to core axis.229 r 241' RED SPOTTED DYKE (Mafic Syenite?)

Fine-to-medium-grained grey-brown, massive to weakly foliated at 30 - 45 degrees to CA. Magnetic with leucoxene and red (altered) an-subhedral plagioclase phenocrysts averaging l mm in a dark, fine-grained chloritic matrix. Upper contact is irregular, marked by 1-2 inch quartz-albite. Lower contact is sharp but irregular at very low angles to CA. Ground still blocky and fractured,

296 -310' ALTERED PORPHYRY - pale green feldsparporphyry (sericitic), gradational with red bimodal porphyry, subânhedral pale- white feldspar phenocrysts ( 5 - 1096) in a pale green, sericitic matrix. Small mafic syenite inclusions (dyke) at 480' - 481.2' within bimodal porphyry. i

446 - 448' Blocky, chloritic core.499 - 500.4' DYKE? r pale green, sericitic dyke,

fine-grained to medium-grained, foliated at 040 degrees to CA. Contacts are

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sharp. Upper contact is irregular { intrusive ) , lower contact at 65 degrees to GA. Some euhedral green mineral (altered plagioclase) up to 1/2 cm.

573 - 579.2' ALTERED PORPHYRY - pale green, alteredporphyry* sericite- leucoxene rich. Finergrained to medium-grained, massive to foliated with minor quartz-albite veinlets.

574 r 575 1 May be a dyke similar to 499 - 500.4'.Foliated at 040 degrees to GA, minor pyrite visible in one section of the dyke.

592 - 595' FOLIATED DYKE r as above. Foliated at50 degrees to Ga. Contacts marked by blocky core.

706 r 732' Altered bimodal porphyry with someintercalations of non-altered porphyry. Altered zones are gradational/ yellow- green in colour and vary from medium- grained with euhedral plagioclase to finergrained and foliated with abundant sericite- leucoxene. Quartz-albite veinlets present in altered zones. This alteration is patchy throughout this section of porphyry (500 - 850').

795 - 797.2' SPOTTED DYKE - Porphyritic? stronglyfoliated (mylantic) dyke. Bluergreen coloured matrix with sub-anhedral green and red phenocryst s/ some displaying lath shapes (feldspar?); others are pseudo- snowballed quartz. Matrix is very fine-grained and appears to be a sericite-leucoxene-plagioclase mixture. Contacts are sharp. Upper contact marked by quartz-sericite (1/2 inch wide) at 15 degrees to GA. Porphyry is slightly altered above dyke. Lower contact is also shallow to GA but is broken, up. Below dyke is altered.

797.2 - 802' ALTERED PORPHYRY r as previously butwith a l foot section of quartz- sericite veining.

872 - 900' Very blocky ground.

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882 r 885' GREEN SPOTTED DYKE r distinctive bluergreen colour with red-green phenocrysts.Very distinctive mottled texture.Upper Contact at 045 degrees to CA,lower contact is irregular and blockycore.

885 - 923.8' Fractured porphyry, blocky core,fractures at various angles, dominantset at 60 degrees to CA.

914 r 914.3' FAULT, at 40 degrees to CA, with mudseam.

922.3 - 923.8' Altered and fractured porphyry, minorquartz-albite veinlets.

923.8 - 924.5' FAULT, with mud seam, at contact ofporphyry and conglomerate.

924.5 - 1338' TEMISKAMING SEDIMENTS - CONGLOMERATE

Contains numerous orange-coloured syenite/trachyteboulders.924.5 - 926.5' Blocky core near fault zone.926 - 959' Conglomerate, pebble elongation

at 25 degrees to CA.959 r 964' Bloky, fractured conglomerate; fault?996 - 1338' SERICITIC ZONE - in conglomerate,

gradational contacts. Greenish-yellow colouration wih minor green mica and quartz-albite veining. Pebble elongation at 15 - 30 degrees to CA.

1083 - 1101' Sericitic Greywacke.1150' Pebble elongation at 30 degrees to CA.1194 - 1195' Fluorite open-space filling in quartz-

albite veinlets within sericitic conglomerate.

1260 - 1320' As above.

1338 - 2529.5' BASAL TUFF (Temiskaming)

1338 - 1448' SERICITIC TUFF - light yellow-green,very finergrained, moderately to strongly foliated at 025 degrees to CA. Highly sericitic with abundant quartz-albite veining in places. Upper contact marked by 2.4' of quartz-albite veining with conglomerate. Lower contact is sharp at 035 degrees with Basal Tuff.


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BASAL TUFF (cont'd)

1448 - 2529'

1468 - 1476'

1527.2 - 1537'

1561.5 - 1574.8'

1574.8 - 1617.5' 1617.5 - 1629'

1629 - 1820'1820 - 1840'

1862 - 1950'

1862 - 2032'

2032 - 2131'

2131 - 2162.3'

2162.3 - 2286.6'

BASAL TUFF/AGGLOMERATE r dark brown, hematitic, carbonatized, pebble elongation at 30 - 35 degrees to CA. DYKES - irregular discordant contacts with agglomerate; are finergrained, dark-grey.Patchy alteration of lapilli tuff (sericitization?).Patchy sericitization of fine-grained tuff, buff colourations with minor quartz-albite veinlets. Hematitic tuff/agglomerate as before. Patchy sericitization with minor quartz-albite veinlets and less than 196 disseminated pyrite. Hematitic, dark-coloured, as before. Spotty bleaching in hematitic tuff/agglomerate.Well banded very fine-grained tuff/wacke, light green intercalated with coarsegrained agglomerates. Strong hematization is evident, intercalated with unaltered, sericitic units. Bedding at 40 degrees to CA. Basal Grit intercalated with fine-grained, bedded, sericitic tuff. Bedded tuff/sedimenti dark-grey, fine grained exhibiting graded bedding and convoluted bedding with possible mud-ball(?) elastic texture. Intercalated Agglomerate/Breccia and Greywacke (Basal Grit) - coarsegrained rounded to angular fragments up to 2 cm in a fine-to-medium-grained wacke matrix intercalated with massive wacke and minor graphitic sections. Weakly foliated at 035 degrees to CA. SERICITIC TUFF - well bedded, very fine-grained light yellow-green (felsic) tuff/wacke.' Bedding 040 - 050 degrees to CA. In places very cherty with abundant quartz (blue- grey) infilling fractures which display microfaulting. Prominant foliation in places at 027 degrees to CA.

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2529.5 - 2773'

BASAL TUFF ( cont'd)

2245 - 2286.6' Hairline black sulphides, introducedalong bedding planes in sericitic tuff.

2286.6 - 2304.3' LAMPROPHYRE DYKE, grey-coloured,chlorite phenocrysts, contacts at 55 degrees to CA.

2304.3 - 2362.7' Sericitic tuff - numerous sedimentaryfeatures ie) reworked.

2362.7 - 2371.1' ALTERED LAMPROPHYRE DYKE - greenspotted with abundant quartz-albite veining at upper contact, lower contact at 70 degrees to CA.

2374 - 2379' Knots of disseminated sulphides,spotted texture in sericitic tuff.

2497 - 2499.2' Blocky core - quartz-albite-sericite-graphite veining in tuff.

2503 - 2513' Well bedded tuff/sediments. Beddingat 65 degrees to CA.

KINOJEVIS VOLCANICS

Contact marked by l inch of quartz-sericite at 20 degrees to CA. Unit is massive, fine-grained to medium-grained, grey-green with abundant quartz-albite veinlets.

Quartz-albite breccia veining.Quartz-albite breccia veining.Quartz-albite breccia veining.Calcite and chlorite amygdules.Quartz-albite breccia veining.Flow-top breccia.Glomeroporphyritic (feldspar) basalt.

2574 - 2586 - 2610 - 2618 - 2703 - 2751 - 2761 -

2577' 2589' 2615' 2639' 2706' 2754' 2773'

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296 - 301'

301 - 306'118.7 r 1 23.5'

123.5 - 126.1'131.9 - 137'137 - 140.1'140.1 - 144.0'144 - 144.8'

573 - 579.2'

797.2 - 802'

922.3 r 923.8'

1005.7 - 1007.0'

1010.2 - 1010.8'1077.7 - 1079.5'

1338.2 - 1340.7'

1344.3 - 1345.5'1384.2 - 1386.4'

1396.6 - 1398.2'1407 - 1408.2'

1410.7 - 1413.3'1416.6 - 1418.0'1427.8 - 1429.6'

1437.0 - 1438.2'1440 - 1443.5'1446.7 - 1448'

DESCRIPTION S

Altered bimodal porphyry(sericitized)As aboveBaked, red-altered maficsyenite with quartz-filledfracturesAs aboveAs above , loss of carbonateAs above/ loss of carbonateAs above/ loss of carbonateBimodal porphyry/ at contactwith mafic syeniteAltered porphyry and dikewith minor pyriteAltered porphyry withquartz-sericite veiningFractured and alteredporphyry/ minor quartz-albite veinletsQuartz-albite veinlets insericitic conglomerate/minor green micaAs aboveQuartz-albite veinlets andchloritic breccia/ insericitic conglomerateQuartz-albite veinlets insericitic conglomerateAs above/ brecciatedQuartz-albite veinlets insericitic tuffAs aboveAs above/ traces of galena/chalcopyrite in quartz veinAs aboveAs aboveAs above/ traces of galenain quartz veinAs aboveAs aboveSericitic tuff, boundedby hematitic tuff

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1626.5 - 1628.8' Sericitic tuff, minorquartz-albite veinlets, less than 196 disseminated pyrite

1699.4 - 1700.4' Hematitic tuff, withquartz-albite veinlets

2331.5 - 2333.3' Quartz-albite veiningin sericitic tuff

2360.8 - 2363.8' As above, at contactwith lamprophyre dike

2304.6 - 2305.7' Sericitic contact betweentuff/dike with 196 disseminated pyrite


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