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REPORT ON DIAMOND DRILLING ACTIVITY

SEPARATION LAKE , ONTARIO (52 L/8 SW)FALL 1996

(CLAIMS K 1178295, K 1178296, A K 1178574)

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MINING LANDS BRANCH

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TANTALUM MINING CORPORATION OF CANADA LIMITED P.O BOX 200, LAC DU BONNET, MANITOBA, ROE 1AO t (204) 884-2400

CAREY GALESCHUK PROJECT GEOLOGIST JANUARY 27TH, 1997 BERNIC LAKE, MANITOBA

52L08SW00232.17086 TREELINED LAKE 010

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction..............................................................................................................!

Claim Group.............................................................................................................!

Location and Access ................................................................................................4

Previous Work .........................................................................................................4

Geological Setting...................................................................................................^

Diamond Drill Program...........................................................................................4

Conclusion...............................................................................................................?

Recommendation.....................................................................................................?

Appendix A: References

Appendix B: Drill Logs and Sections

Appendix C: Expenditures

Appendix D: Statement of Qualifications

List of Tables:

Table 1: Claim List ..................................................................................................l

List of Figures:

Figure 1: Location Map ...........................................................................................2

Figure 2: Claim Map................................................................................................3

Figure 3: Location of Rare-element Pegmatites ......................................................5

Figure 4: 1996 Diamond Drill Hole Plan.................................................................6

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Introduction

Between September 28th and October 15th, 1996, a drill program was carried out by Tantalum Mining Corporation of Canada Limited (Tanco) in the Separation Lake region of northwest Ontario. Drilling consisted of seven holes (SL-96-03 to SL-96-09) totaling 1872 feet, on claims K 1178295, K 1178296 and K 1178574. The drilling was performed by Kenora Soil and Drilling of Kenora, Ontario. Drill supervision and core-logging was performed by the author. A summary of the expenditures is provided in Appendix B.

Claim Group

The Separation Lake property is under an agreement between Gossan Resources Limited (Gossan Resources) of Winnipeg, Manitoba and Tanco. At present, the property consists of 22 claims totaling 108 claim units (Table 1).

TA:eÊ:i::;rp;p^ : : : ; : ;;; ; -- - : - .; ; i-; - ^^îK^^mm^'-^ ^M^ -. - --CLAIM

NUMBERK 1178866

K 1149772

K 1178867

K 1178575

K 1178574

K 1178787

K 1178730

K 1178295

K 1178296

K 1178690

K 1178598

K 1178689

K 1178678

K 1162991

K 1178297

K 1162990

K 1149773

K 1149776

K 1149775

K 1162989

K 1178437

K 1178867

CLAIM SHEETNUMBER

G-2651

G-2651

G-2651

G-2651

G-2651

G-2651

G-2634

G-2651

G-2634

G-2651

G-2651

G-2651

G-2634

G-2634

G-2634

G-2634

G-2634

G-2634

G-2634

G-2634

G-2634

G-2651

NAMETreelined Lake

Treelined Lake

Treelined Lake

Treelined Lake

Treelined Lake

Treelined Lake

Paterson Lake

Treelined Lake

Paterson Lake

Treelined Lake

Treelined Lake

Treelined Lake

Paterson Lake

Paterson Lake

Paterson Lake

Paterson Lake

Paterson Lake

Paterson Lake

Paterson Lake

Paterson Lake

Paterson Lake

Treelined Lake

NTS NUMBER52-L-8SW

52-L-8SW

52-L-8SW

52-L-8SW

52-L-8SW

52-L-8SW

52-L-7SE

52-L-8SW

52-L-7SE

52-L-8SW

52-L-8SW

52-L-8SW

52-L-7SE

52-L-7SE

52-L-7SE

52-L-7SE

52-L-7SE

52-L-7SE

52-L-7SE

52-L-7SE

52-L-7SE

52-L-8SW

DATE STAKED

11 -Jan-97

1-Sep-96

11 -Jan-97

11 -Jan-96

11 -Jan-96

28-May-96

2-May-96

1-Jun-95

1-Jun-95

11 -Apr-96

29-Mar-96

29-Mar-96

29-Mar-96

12-Dec-95

2-Jun-95

13-Dec-95

1-Sep-96

1-Sep-96

1-Sep-96

13-Dec-95

22-Sep-95

11 -Jan-97

DATE RECORDED

13-Jan-97

11-Sep-96

13-Jan-97

17-Jan-96

17-Jan-96

7-Jun-96

5-May-96

5-Jun-95

5-Jun-95

15-Apr-96

10-Apr-96

10-Apr-96

10-Apr-96

14-Dec-95

5-Jun-95

14-Dec-95

11-Sep-96

11-Sep-96

11-Sep-96

14-Dec-95

29-Sep-95

13-Jan-97

CLAIM HOLDER

TANCO

TANCO

TANCO

GOSSAN

GOSSAN

GOSSAN

GOSSAN

GOSSAN

GOSSAN

GOSSAN

GOSSAN

GOSSAN

GOSSAN

GOSSAN

GOSSAN

GOSSAN

TANCO

TANCO

TANCO

GOSSAN

GOSSAN

TANCO

CLAIM UNITS

2

1

2

2

4

3

3

1

16

1

2

8

13

8

6

4

2

3

1

6

12

2

HOLDERS ADDRESSES:

Tantalum Mining Corporation of Canada LimitedP.P. Box 2000Lac Du Bonnet, MBROE 1AO

Gossan Resources Limited 52 Donald Street Winnipeg, MB R3C 1L6

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SEPARATION LAKE PROPERTY

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ENGLISH RIVER

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SEPARATION LAKE

SCALE: 1JNCH = 40 CHAINS


SEPARATION LAKE OMMMAP

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Location and Access

The property is situated approximately 75 kilometres north of Kenora, Ontario (Figure l). The 22 claims (Table 1) are mainly situated north of the English River and to the north and west of Separation Lake (Figure 2).

Access to the area is via the English River Road, an all-weather road. The English River Road turn-off is 24 kilometres north of the Trans-Canada Highway along Highway 566 to Reddit, Ontario. The property is dissected by a network of abandoned secondary clay and sand based logging and drill roads. As well, the southern portion of the property is accessible by boat via the English River.

Previous Work

Prior to the recent rare-element pegmatite interest in the region, the main focus of exploration was for base and precious metals, as well for uranium. Most recently, Champion Bear Resources conducted intensive exploration work in the area with numerous programs of mapping, sampling, geophysics and drilling. The recent most comprehensive government geological map of the region is OFM 241 (Blackburn, et al). Recent detailed work has been carried out on the pegmatite field on behalf of the Ontario Geological Survey by Break, F. W., Tindle, A.G. and Pan, Y.

Geological Setting

The Separation Lake property is comprised of a three by seven kilometre pegmatite field hosted by supracrustal rocks of the Separation Lake greenstone belt (Blackburn et al. 1992; Blackburn and Young, 1994). The supracrustal rocks are dominated by pillow basalt and mafic tuff. F.W. Breaks, of the Mineral and Field Services Section of the Ontario Geological Survey, has the described the pegmatite field as of consisting of three distinct zones (Figure 3). These zones are the interior beryl-columbite, cassiterite-beryl- petalite, and columbite-cassiterite-beryl zones. Occurrences of petalite, cassiterite and tantalum bearing minerals have also been reported.

Diamond Drill Program

A 1700 foot drill program was carried out to test several of the surface exposed pegmatites. The purpose of the program was to determine the geological character of the pegmatites at depth with respect to mineralization, mineralogy and structure. In total, three pegmatite sites were drilled (Figure 4) with seven drill holes (SL-96-03 to SL-96- 09). A grid line, cut for geochemical work , was used as reference to spot the drill holes. The grid consisted of a cut baseline with several wing lines cut for reference (Figure 4). A GPS unit was used to confirm the location of the diamond drill holes.

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l01

l

Separation Lake greenstone belt (mafic metavolconic rocks; subordinate felsic metovolcanic, metogabbro and banded iron formation)

Boundary of Separation Lake greenstone belt

Migmotized clastic metosedimentary rocks; biotite ond cordierito-biotite granite

Peraluminous biotito-muscovita pegmotitic gronite (Separation Rapids pluton)

Biotite granite and granodiorite; associated biotite pegmatite

LEGEND

Rare-Element Pegmatite Zones

\\\\/ Interior beryl-columbite zone \\X\__S

op apatitebe berylcass cassiteritecol columbiteFe-col ferrocolumbite

monpetpurpspodtont

monazitepetalitepurpuritespodumenetantalite

Cossiterite-beryl-petalite zone

Columbite-cossilerite-beryl zone

Rare-element mineral occurrence

Mn-col manganocolumbite Fe-tont ferrotantalite

50 "17'00'

elbfluoholmlepmie

elbaitefluoriteholmquistitelepidolitemicrolite

Mn tont manganotantalitetour tourmalinewod wodginitefe-wod ferrowodginiterinn zinnwaldite

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SUBPROVINCE^'

Figure 3 l Location of rare-clement pegmatites in the Separation Rapids Pegmaiite Group. F. IV. Breaks and A.G. Tindle

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'1178730 1178787

SL-96-03

(157ft@-45')

H ——— 1 ——— 1 — —

Si.-96-05

277ft@ -45')

5L-96-06 4± ^

34Sft@-65lS '^SL-9

(306ft

.^Z

— — — — — -^|- — — — — -Q— —

; SL-96 ——————— ______ ^ ; (317ft

1

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086100 ? 1086101| ^^^ - .^

'1160809 ' 108609

l

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1178690 '

l

^rvs-tt,

SL-96-08

(317ft@ -75')

SL-96-09

— — — claim line 1178296 TANCO CLAIMS

O GPS located claim posts B claim map located claim posts

cut grid lin^ with 100 metre Intervals drill hole

39200E

\S56900N

10800E

O m SCALE1 Inch E 300m

500 m


SEPARATION LAKE 7996 DIAMOND DRILL HOLE PLAN

Scale: 1 inch - 300m [ Date: [January 1 997Township:Figure:

Paterson Lako G-M34 8. Tr**llfWK) Lak* G-2651

By: [CDrawn By: l CRQ

Analytical work was carried out by Tanco at their nimesite lab. Pegmatite intersection assays are contained within the drill logs (Appendix A). Assays were completed at the Tanco minesite by their assay lab.

Conclusion

It was observed that the majority of the pegmatites dip to the northwest and have a general approximate trend of 70 0 . However, the structural emplacement of the pegmatites can be erratic. The pegmatites at depth appear to have minimal potential for widening. Mineralization was not too encouraging . The pegmatites to the northeast (SL-96-08 and SL-96-09) offered the best values of Q.035% Ta2O5 over 2.3 feet. It would appear that the pegmatites probably experience pinch and swell effects at depth and at surface.

Recommendations

It is recommended that a complete program of mapping and lithogeochemical sampling be carried out over the property to better focus in on areas of possible minerialization and buried pegmatites. This would then be followed up with a drill program to test the anomalies.

Respectively submitted,

Carey R. Galeschuk January 1997

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APPENDIX A

REFERENCES

REFERENCES

Blackburn, C.E., Beakhouse, G.P., and Young, J.B., 1992. Geology of the Umfreville- Separation Lake area; in Summary of Field Work and Other Activities 1992, Ontario Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Paper 160, p. 20-25.

Blackburn, C.E. and Young, J.B., 1992. Geology of the Separation Lake GreenstoneBelt; in Summary of Field Work and Other Activities 1992, Ontario Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Paper 160, p. 68-73.

Blackburn, C.E., Young, J.B., Searcy, T.O. and Donohue, K. 1994. PrecambrianGeology of the Separation Lake greenstone belt, west part; Ontario Geological Survey. Open File Map 241, scale 1:20 000.

Breaks, F.W., 1993. Granite-Related Mineralization in Northwestern Ontario: I.Raleigh Lake and Separation Rapids (English River) Rare-Element Pegmatite Fields; in Summary of Field Work and Other Activities 1993, Ontario Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Paper 161, p. 104-110.

Breaks, F.W., and Tindle, A.G., 1994 Granite-Related Mineralization in Northwestern Ontario: II. Detailed Examination of the Separation Rapids (English River) Rare-Element Pegmatite Group; in Summary of Field Work and Other Activities 1994, Ontario Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Paper 162, p. 109- 112.

APPENDIX B

DRILL LOGS AND SECTIONS

T GRID CO-ORDINATE 10152N10901E SURFACE EXPOSURE

OF THE PEGMATITE

MAFIC TUFF

MAFIC

LAPILLI TUFF

SEMI-MASSIVE

SULFIDES

ZONED

PEGMATITE

Analysis of pegmatite drill core from DOH SL-S6-O3

SAMPLE2901

2902 2903 2904

2905

TA2O5(*)0.001 O.001 O.001 0.006 O.002

SNO2(*)0.006

0.018 0.01 S 0.033 0.045

FROM(fL)74.4 77.4

82.7 86.9 91.3

T0(ft.)76.7 82.7

86.0 91.3 96.0

MAFIC TUFF

(Reworked)

Analysis of (MgitMttt* drill core from DOH SL-96-04SAMPLE

2925

2926

292829292930

2931

29322933

TA2O5(K)0.001

0.001O.001O.0020.003

0.003

0.0040.003

SNO2(S)0.0030.007

0.0240.0470.0360.046

0.0430.036

FROfcKft)87.9

92.0

101.9104.9109.9114.9

118.6

121.7

TOffl.)92.097.4

104.9

109.9114.9118.6

121.7126.4

BAR SCALE

1 INCH = 40 FEET

40 60 80 100ft

FELSIC

LAPILLI TUFF

BASALT FAULT BRECCI,

EOH*


SL-96-04 (348"@ -75")

SEPARATION LAKEDRILL SECTIONS FOR SL-96-03 AND SL-96-04

(LOOKING WEST)Scale:

Claim No.:

Figure:

1:480

1178787

Date:

Township:

Drawn By:

January 1997Paterson Lake G-2634 CRG

Tantalum Mining Corporation of Canada Limited Diamond Drill Log page 1 of 1

Drill Hole I.D.

SL-96-03

Grid Coordinates

Line

10152N

Footage

From

0.08.0

27.1

61.662.7

74.4

96.0

157.0

To

8.027.1

61.6

62.774.4

96.0

157.0

Station

10901E

UTM Coordinates

Easting

NA

Northing

NA

Hole Direction

Inclination

-45.00

Sample

Number

2901

2902

2903

29042905

From

74.43

77.35

82.70

86.0091.30

To

76.65

82.70

86.00

91.3095.95

Length

2.22

5.35

3.30

5.304.65

Azimuth

168

Hole

Length (ft)

157

Casing

Depth (ft)

8

Dip

Test C)

-43.8'

Core Size

BQ

Drilling DatesStart

28-Sep-96

Finish

30-Sep-96

Claim Number

1178787

Assays

'h Ta2O5

0.0005

0.0005

0.0005

0.00600.0020

"k SnO2

0.006

0.018

0.015

0.0330.045

Ta/Sn

0.083

0.028

0.033

0.1820.044

K L i2O '/, NajO •54K20 * P205

Logged By:

Drilled By:

Core Storage:

Date Logged:

Rock Type

CasingMafic Tuff

Mafic Lapilli Tuff(highly silicified)

Semi Massive SulfideMafic Tuff

Pegmatite

Reworked Mafic Tuff

End of Hole

Carey Galeschuk ^5^1 S~~4*S

Kenora Soil and Drilling ^~^

Tanco Minesite/Bernic Lake, Manitoba (8 Boxes)

November 19th, 1996

Geology

clay and sand overburdenFine grained, dark gray to black, moderate foliation @ 70" caxweakly garnetiferous, weakly silificedmoderate to highly silicified, feldspar lapilli, light to medium gray.moderate foliation @ 66"-75" to cax. weak fractures @ 15" to cax.cherty sections. 2-3"Xo 2-3 mm garnets.32.4-34.0 highly broken core49.2-49.5 moderate potassic alteration50.3-51.2 pegmatite stringer, simple, upper contact @ 68",

lower contact @ 60"57.4 58.6 pegmatite stringer, simple, T-2% garnet and tourmaline

upper contact @ 58 0 ,80"Xo pyrrhotite, D.5% calcopyrite, D.5% arsenopyrite, I Ve pyriteDark gray homogenous mafic unit. Weak foliation @ 70" to cax.occasional carbonate filled fractures parallel to foliation, fractureat 1 3 0 to cax.Coarse grained, white to pink, zoned pegmatite. Upper contact andlower contact @ 73' to cax. Disseminated sulfides74.43-76.65 wall zone/mix zone, pink ksp crystals in a

metamorphosed matrix of ksp and albite76.50-76.65 possible pollucite crystal

76.65-77.35 basalt raft77.35-82.70 mix zone, sharp upper contact @ 71" to cax, lower

contact @ 80" to cax. Pods of pink ksp with crosscutting gray petalite bands. Interstitial quartz andalbite. T-2% black oxide flecks. 1-2"Xo pyriye andpyrrhotite floods.

82.70-86.00 albite zone, light green to white, albite, amblygonite,white beryl, silvery gray mica, 0.5-1 "/o oxides.

86.00-95.95 wall zone, light gray to white albite in granite matrix.Unit is sheared with foliation @ 70' to cax. Containstourmaline, ksp, sodium feldspar, yellow mica, andquartz. Rusted fractures @ 35-40" to cax

Basaltic composition, well laminated @ 66" to cax. Localized bandsof pinkish red garnets. Fine grained, gray with darker bands.E.O.H.


Drill Hole I.D.

SL-96-04

Grid Coordinates

Line

10152N

Footage

From

0.05.0

38.6

79.3

87.9

126.4

To

5.038.6

79.3

87.9

126.4

260.3

Station

10901E

UTM Coordinates

Easting

MA

Northing

NA

Hole Direction

Inclination^

-75.0'

Sample

Number

2925

2926

29272928

29292930293129322933

From

0.001

0.001

0.001O.001

O.0020.0030.0030.0040.003

To

0.003

0.007

0.0180.024

0.0470.0360.0460.0430.036

Length

87.9

92.0

97.4101.9

104.9109.9114.9118.6121.7

Azimuth(")

168

Hole

Length(ft)

317

'1, Ta205

92.0

97.4

101.9104.9

109.9114.9118.6121.7126.4

% SnOa

Casing

Depth(ft)

5

Dip

TestO

-71 .0'

Core Size

BQ

Drilling DatesStart

30-Sep-96

Finish

2-Oct-96

Assays

Ta/Sn •/o Li2O 'A, Na2O •AK2O •A PaOs

Claim Number

1178787

Logged By:

Drilled By:

Core Storage:

Date Logged:

Rock Type

CasingMafic Tuff

Felsic Lapilli Tuff

Mafic Lapilli Tuff

Pegmatite

Reworked Mafic Tuff

Felsic Lapilli Tuff

Carey Galeschuk ( IZ^^J^t^

Kenora Soil and Drilling

Tanco Minesite/Bemic Lake, Manitoba (17 Boxes)

December 11th, 1996

Geology-

Overburden, sand and~ctayGray, fine grained mafic unit with well developed bedding @45-50" to the core axis. Interstitialpyrite and pyrrhotite alongfoliation planes. Bleached gradational lower contact.Composition varies with respect to mafic content and the unitmay represent an extremly silicified mafic unit. Locally chertywith possible ankerite. Upper section contains numeroushealed fractures @ 20-30" (crossing foliation), 45-50" (crossfoliation), and 65-70" (with foliation).66.0-68.9 pegmatite stringer, simple with graphic texture.Dark gray unit with 1-2 0Xo 1 mm pink garnets. Weak foliation@ 48-50" to cax. Holmquisite rich lower contact orientated @43" to cax.82.0-84.7 semi-massive pyrrhotite and pyrite with recrstallized

amphibolesWell zoned Draven's Pegmatite. Upper contact @ 43" to cax.Lower contact @ 40" to cax.87.9-92.0 wall zone, graphic kspar, quartz, green and white

beryl, green mica, localized petalite. Increase inpetalite downhole. Moderate foliation @ 45* to cax.

92.0-97.4 petalite zone, moderate to well foliated @ 45* tocax. Petalite rich with albite and quartz. Occasionalgarnets.

97.4-104.9 intermediate zone, sodium feldspar with quartz.occasional garnets up to 2 mm. Green mica andS-5% squi and spodumene blades, -d Ve blackoxides. Sharp lower contact @ 45" to cax.

104.9-126.4 wall zone.granodioritic texture.biotite, quartz andalbite. Rare pyrite. Occasional tourmaline. Micro-fracture @ 15" to cax. Well foliated or sheared@ 42" to cax. Albite.beryl and tourmalineincrease downhole.

Fine grained gray unit with localized lapilli and garnet bands.Moderate foliation @ 50-55" to cax. Well banded.242.0-243.8 semi massive pyrrhotite257.5-258.0 simple pegmatite258.0-260.3 3-507o pyrite filled fractures @ 38" oblique to

bedding and 0" to the core axis.Light gray unit with 20"Xo lapilli. T-2% pyrite. Upper contact @25" to cax. Moderate foliation @ 50" to the cax.


Drill Hole 1.0.SL-96-04

Grid CoordinatesLine

10152NFootage

Fromcontinued

305.0

317.0

To

317.0

Station10901 E

UTM CoordinatesEasting

NANorthing

NA

Hole DirectionInclination^

-75.0"Sample

Number From To Length

Azirnuthn168

Hole Length(ft)

317

Casing Depth(ft)

5

Dip TestT)-71.0'

Core SizeBQ

Drilling DatesStart l Finish

30-Sep-96 l 2-Oct-96

Claim Number1178787

AssaysV. Ta,05 14 Sn02 Ta/Sn y. u2o •/. Na20 y.K2o Vo PS0S

Logged By:Drilled By:Core Storage:Date Logged:

Rock Type

Mafic Volcanic

End of Hole

Carey Galeschuk f V^" ^^-CtxJt/CuxfKenora Soil and DrillingTanco Minesite/Bernic Lake, Manitoba (1 7 Boxes)December 11th, 1996

Geology

Unit of basaltic composition. Possible tuff. Fine grained, darkgray with weak foliation @ 50* to the core axis. Increase insilicification downhole. Hole ends in a fault breccia at 316.7 ft.Fault contact @ 46* to the core axis. Fault breccia has beenhealed.E.O.H.

GRID CO-ORDINATE

9350N 9876E

OVERBURDEN OVERBURDEN

SURFACE EXPRESSION

OF PEGMATITE PILLOW

BASALT

PILLOW

BASALT

ZONED ?

PEGMATITE

ZONED GMATITE

EOH = 277 feetSL-96-05(1990@-450)

Analysis of pegmatite drill core horn DDH SL-96-05

Analysis c* pegmatite dra core from DDH SL-96-07SAMPLE

29352936

2937293829392940

2941

TA2O5(*)O.0010.001O.001

O.001O.001O.001O.001

SNO2C*)0.0070.0060.0060.0130.0130.004

0.004

FROM(tt)156.1160.8165.5170.5175.1180.1185.1

TCXft)160.8165.5170.5175.1180.1185.1190.8

EOH = 306 feetSL-96-07(0190@-650)

EOH = 345 feetSL-96-06(1990@-650)

BAR SCALE

1 INCH = 40 FEET

20 40 60 80 100ft


SEPARATION LAKE

DRILL SECTION SL-96-05, SL-96-06 AND SL-96-07

(LOOKING WEST)

Scale:Claim No. Figure:

1:480

1178296

Date:Township: Drawn By:

January 1997Paterson Lake G-2634 CRG


Drill Hole 1.0.

SL-96-05

Grid Coordinates

Line

9350N

Footage

From

0.012.0

79.3

186.0

203.0

215.8

259.0277.0

To

12.079.3

186.0

203.0

215.8

259.0

277.0

Station

9876E

UTM Coordinates

Easting

NA

Northing

NA

Hole Direction

Inclination^

-45.0"

Sample

Number

29132914

2915

291629172918291929202921

292229232924

From

186.0191.0

198.4

215.6221.9227.2233.0237.0241.5

244.4249.4255.4

To

191.0197.3

203.0

221.9227.2233.0237.0241.5244.4

249.4255.4259.0

Length

5.06.3

4.6

6.35.35.84.04.52.9

5.06.03.6

Azimuth!,0 )

199.0"

Hole Length(ft)

277

Casing

Depth(ft)

12

Dip

Test(-)

-39.0"

Core Size

BQ

Drilling DatesStart

3-Oct-96

Finish

5-Oct-96

Claim Number

1178296

Assays

•/o Ta205

*:0.001

tO.OOI

O.001

•:0.001

^.001•eO.OOI•:0.001

*0.001•eO.OOI

^.001•eO.OOI

^.001

V. SnOa

•^0.001•;0.ooi

•:0.001

0.0030.0060.000^.0020.0150.005

0.0070.0080.003

Ta/Sn V,L\20 Vo Na2O 'AK20 % P205

Logged By:

Drilled By:

Core Storage:

Date Logged:

Rock Type

CasingPillow Basalt

Mafic Tuff

Pegmatite

Mafic Tuff

Pegmatite

Vlafic VolcanicsEnd of Hole

Carey Galeschuk f3^\ J ^^f



December 7th, 1996

Geology

Overburden, sand, till and granitic cobblesFine grained basaltic unit with well defined pillow selvages.Tops to the top of the hole.Weak carbonate replacement.Weak to moderate foliation @ 48-50' to core axis.Moderatly reworked and bedded. Core angles of 43 to 45'.Trace sedimentary structures. Localized lapilli and weakcarbonate. Gray to drk gray and fine grained. Sharp lowercontact @ 55" to the core axis (cax).Jason pegmatite. Well zoned.186.0-197.3 wall zone, pink kspar, weakly smokey quartz

with biotite and tourmaline, white and greenberyl, trace oxides. Weak gossan. Sharp lowercontact @ 50" to cax. Pockets of mix zone

197.3-1 98.4 volcanic raft198.4-203.0 wall zone/mix zone, sharp upper contact @ 50"

to cax. Contains quartz, graphic kspar, cookeite,biotite, tourmaline(oxides), disseminated 1 mmgarnets. Lower contact @ 32" to cax.

Weakly to moderatly reworked tuffaceous unit with bedding @45" to cax. Gray to dark gray and biotite rich. M and S silicarich micro-folds near lower contact have axial plane parallel tofoliation. Lower contact @ 40" to the core axis.Well zoned pegmatite parallel to previous pegmatite215.8-241 .5 wall zone, white beryl, kspar, petalite, quartz.

green mica. Weak garnets up to 1 mm. Uppercontact @ 40" to cax. Well foliated @ 40" to cax221.9-233.0 increase in mica, iron stained233.0-241.5 graphic potassium feldspar

241.5-244.4 aplitic albite, very fine grained white to pink unitContains Q.5% garnets up to 1 mm. 1"7o brown toblack oxides. Weak foliation @ 38-40" to cax.

244.4-255.4 mix zone. Contains kspar, quartz, and ballpeenmica. Bands of very fine grained white to lightpink apilitic albite. Weak foliation @ 40" to cax.

255.4-259.0 aplitic albite, as above. Lower contact @ 46"r ine grained, gray, basaltic unit. Weak foliation @ 45" to cax.E.O.H


Drill Hole I.D.

SL-96-06

Grid Coordinates

Line

9350N

Footage

From

0.05.0

345.0

To

5.0345.0

Station

9876E

UTM CoordinatesEasting

MA

Northing

NA

Hole DirectionInclination)0

-65.00

Sample

Number From To Length

AzimuthO

199.0"

Hole

Length(ft)

345

Casing

Depth(ft)

5

Dip

TestO

-65.25'

Core Size

BQ

Drilling DatesStart

6-Oct-96

Finish

8-Oct-96

Claim Number

1178296

Assays

•/o Ta205 Vo SnO2 Ta/Sn Vo LI2O % Na20 •/o K20 "/o P20s

Logged By:

Drilled By:

Core Storage:

Date Logged:

Rock Type

CasingPillow Baslt

End of hole

Carey Galeschuk ^'j^\^JÔc



December 13th, 1996

Geology

Overburden, sand, till and granitic cobblesFine gray biotite rich pillow basalt is suggested by banding.Bands are orientated @ 20" to core axis with a steepeningdownhole to 27'. Small intermittant tuffaceous seams. Topsas indicated from the pillows are perpendicular to the coreaxis.339.0-346.0 sand seamE.O.H.


Drill Hole 1.0.

SL-96-07

Grid Coordinates

Line

9295N

Footage

From0.04.0

150.6

190.8

306

To

4.0150.6

190.8

306.0

Station

9875E

UTM Coordinates

Easting

NA

Northing

NA

Hole Direction

Inclination)0

-64.0"

Sample

Number

29342935293629372938293929402941

From

150.6156.1160.8165.5170.5175.1180.1185.1

To

156.1160.8165.5170.5175.1180.1185.1190.8

Length

AzimuthO

019"

Hole

Length(ft)

306

y- Ta205

O.001O.001O.0010.001O.001O.001O.001O.001

'/o SnO2

0.0100.0070.0060.0130.0000.0130.0040.004

Casing

Depth(ft)

4

Dip TestO

-66.5'

Core Size

BQ

Drilling DatesStart

8-Oct-96

Finish

10-Oct-96

Claim Number

1178296

Assays

Ta/Sn '/, L i2O "/o Na20 0/. K2O '/o P205

Logged By:

Drilled By:

Core Storage:

Date Logged:

Rock TypeCasingMafic Tuff

Pegmatite

Mafic Volcanic(basalt)

End of Hole

Carey Galeschuk ^^^^L jZ^jL^f

Kenora Soil and Drilling ^-i

Tanco Minesite/Bernic Lake, Manitoba (16 Boxes)

December 12th, 1996

GeologyOverburden, sand.till and granitic cobblesTuffaceous unit of basaltic composition. Poorly reworkedand biotite rich. Rare fracture filled pyrite. Weak foliation @45" to core axis. Mottled texture. Lower contact @ 38" to coreaxis and contains weak holmquisite. Numerous fractures @20-25" to core axis and obliqueCompositionally the pegmatite exhibits features indicative ofintermediate zone with numerous large pink kspar crystals upto 1 0 centimteres. 600Xo of the feldspar is graphic. Contains1"7o disseminated dull red garnets up to 2 millimetres. Weak tomoderate foliation @ 32" to the core axis. 5 to 10"Xo silvermica randomly distributed throughout the unit. Occasionaltourmaline with numerous small albite bands. Sharp lowercontact @ 36" to the core axis.Basaltic volcanic unit. Weakly banded @ 35-40" to the cax.Amphibolized. Weakly tuffaceous. Banding intensifies down holeE.O.H.

SURFACE EXPOSURE OF THE PEGMATITE

4-

GRID CO-ORDINATES

10435N11775E

T\\

SAMPLE

2906

2907

2908

2909

2910

TA2O5{*)

0.020

0.011

0.005

0.002

0.020

SNO2(*)

0.385

0.061

O.001

O.001

0.029

FROM (ft)

57.9

65.7

68.5

71.7

74.5

T0(n)

59.8

68.5

71.7

74.5

78.2

OVERBURDEN

MAFIC TUFF

MAFIC WACKE

ZONED PEGMATITE

153 feet SL-96-08 (3380@ -450 )

SAMPLE

2911

2912

TA2O5(16)

0.026

0.035

SNO2(K)

0.022

0.049

FROM(ft)

88.2

94.6

TOW

93.2

96.9

EOH = 317 feet SL-96-09 (3380@ -750 )

BAR SCALE

1 INCH = 40 FEET

20 40 60 80 100ft


SEPARATION LAKEDRILL SECTION SL-96-08 AND SL-96-09

(LOOKING EAST)Scale:Claim No. Figure:

1:4801178574

Date:Township: Drawn By:

January 1997Treelined Lake G-2651 CRG


Drill Hole I.D.

SL-96-08

Grid Coordinates

Line

10435N

Footage

From

0.04.0

47.0

65.7

78.2

153.0

To

4.047.0

65.7

78.2

153.0

Station

11775E

UTM Coordinates

Easting

NA

Northing

NA

Hole Direction

Inclination^

-45.0"

Sample

Number

2906

290729082909

2910

From

57.9

65768.571.7

74.5

To

59.8

68.571.774.5

78.2

Length

1.9

2.83.22.8

3.7

Azimuthf")

338"

Hole

Length(ft)

153

Casing

Depth(ft)

4

Dip

TestO

-45.75"

Core Size

BQ

Drilling DatesStart

11-Oct-96

Finish

13-Oct-96

Claim Number

1178574

Assays

K Ta2Os

0.0200

0.01100.0050^.002

0.0200

V. SnO2

0.385

0.061^.001O.001

0.029

Ta/Sn

0.052

0.18010.0002.000

0.690

'/, L i 2O Ve Na2O V, K20 •X, P205

Logged By:

Drilled By:

Core Storage:

Date Logged:

Rock Type

CasingMafic Tuff

Mafic Wacke

Pegmatite

Mafic Volcanoclastic

End of Hole

Carey Galeschuk ^ '^^^^ ^


Tanco Minesite/Bemic Lake, Manitoba (8 Boxes of core)

December 6th, 1996

Geology

clay and overburdenFine grained biotite rich mafic unit with localized bands ofgarnets. Weak to moderate foliation @ 75" to cax. Weaksilicification. Strong clastic component. Dissetniunatedpyrrhotite mineralization. Semi gradational and silicifedlower contact @ 50" to cax.Fine to medium grain, gray to dark gray wacke. Moderateto highly foliated @ 45-50" to cax. Numerous carbonatestringers parallel foliation. T-2% disseminated pyrrhotiteand pyrite. Rhymatic bedding represent graded beddingwith tops downhole. Fractures @ 15-20" to cax.57.9-59.8 pegmatite stringer, quartz, ksp, green beryl62.0 1 centimetre aplite dyke with contacts @ 70" to caxWeakly zoned pegmatite with upper contact @ 80* andlower contact @ 75" to cax.65.7-71.7 wall zone/mix zone.sodium feldspar, white

beryl, quartz and ballpeen mica with minor petalite.71.7-74.5 spodumene petalite quartz zone.blades of

spodumene in petalite, localized ksp. Gradationalcontacts.

74.5-78.2 mix zone/wall zone, less feldspar downhole.Contains green mica (cookite),quartz, petalite,ballpeen mica, green beryl, t Vo possible oxides.Small green mica filled micro-fractures @ 25" tothe core axis.

Fine grain mafic tuffaceous unit with clastic components.Varve-like rhymatic bedding orientated @ 70" to the coreaxis. Interbedded carbonate, filling stratigraphic micro-fractures associated with compaction. Weak disseminatedDyrite and pyrrhotite. Numerous garnetiferous bands.Holmquisite rich upper contact with the pegmatite.81.0-81.5 simple pegmatite stringerE.O.H.


Drill Hole I.D.

SL-96-09

Grid Coordinates

Line

10435N

Footage

From

0.04.0

13.0

67.1

88.2

96.9

193.0

To

4.013.0

67.1

88.2

96.9

193.0

Station

11775E

UTM Coordinates

Easting

NA

Northing

NA

Hole Direction

Inclination^

-70.0"

Sample

Number

2911

2912

From

88.2

94.6

To

93.2

96.9

Length

5.0

2.3

Azimuthn

338'

Hole

Length(ft)

317

Casing

Depth(ft)

4

Dip

TestO

-66.0

Core Size

BQ

Drilling DatesStart

13-Oct-96

Finish

15-Oct-96

Claim Number

1178574

Assays

K TajOs % SnC-2 Ta/Sn K Li20 % Na2O *^20 •h P2Ps

Logged By:

Drilled By:

Core Storage:

Date Logged:

Rock Type

CasingMafic Tuff

Mafic Wacke

Argillite

Pegmatite

Mafic Volcanoclastic

End of Hole

Carey Gateschuk f ' /^/\^ê.^tA


Tanco Minesite/Bemic Lake, Manitoba ( 1 0 Boxes of core)

December 7th, 1996

Geology

clay and overburdenFine grained, gray unit. Clastic component. Broken corethroughout.Graywacke of mafic composition. Possible reworked volcano-clastic. Occasional argillitic bands. Bedding @ 650 to the cax.Weakly garnetiferous. Gradational tower contact.Well bedded @ 45" to core axis. Noteabte increase inchlorite and mica. Medium grained and dark gray. Numerouscarbonates parallel veinlets. 1-2% pyrrhotite and pyrite.75.45-76.95 pegmatite, tourmaline, green beryl and ksparWeakly zoned pegmatite. Sharp upper contact @ 58" to cax.Lower contact @ 48"88.20-93.15 spodumene zone mix zone, quartz and squi

(spodumene quartz intergrowths) rich with dotsof pink kspar abd btotite.Green mica (sericite)filling fractures @ 36* to cax. Kspar richgranitic and quartz stringers @ 50" to cax.

93.15-94.60 amphibolide raft94.60-96.85 mix zone, gray kspar, petalite.quartz, green

beryl, silvery ballpeen mica, and trace oxides.Localized anhedral garnets.

Reworked mafic volcanoclastic. Light to medium gray. Wellbedded @ 50-60" to cax. Steepening downhole. Pyrite andgarnet associated with argillaceous bands. Compactionfaulting and flame structures. Possible pebbles.E.O.H.

APPENDIX C

EXPENDITURES

EXPENDITURELABOR

DRILL SUPERVISION/LOGGING 24 MAN DAYS @ 3240 REPORTS AND MAP PREPARATION 22 MAN DAYS @ 3240

COSTS AND MATERIAL

DRILLING COST ASSAYS COMMUNICATION MAPS GROCERIES

TRANSPORTATION

MOB AND DEMOB 2 TRIPS OF 740 KILOMETRES @ SO. 35 PER KM

DRILL SUPERVISION 21 TRIPS OF 90 KILOMETRES @ 30.35 PER KM

ACCOMMODATIONS AND RENTAL

CABIN RENTAL BOAT RENTAL

TOTALOFFICE OVERHEAD (1007o)GRAND TOTAL

35,760.00 35,280.00

334,611.00 3632.70

332.52 34.60

3159.33

3518.00

3661.50

31,344.00 387.50

349,091.1534,909.11

354,000.26

CLAIM BREAKDOWNK 1178787 K 1178296 K 1178574

PERCENTAGE25.3 49.6 25.1

COST BREAKDOWN313,662.07 326,784.13 313,554.06

APPENDIX D

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

I, Carey Rus Galeschuk, reside at the following address:

Box 48916 Aberdeen StreetPinawa, ManitobaROE l LO (204) 753-2022

I hereby state that I am the person responsible for the preparation of this report and the worked performed as mentioned. I am employed by the Tantalum Mining Corporation of Canada Limited as a Project Geologist and have been since January 30th, 1996.

Tantalum Mining Corporation of Canada LimitedPO Box 2000Lac du Bonnet, ManitobaROE 1AO Telephone: (204) 884-2400 ext. 230

I am a 1988 graduate of the University of Saskatchewan with a Bachelor of Science degree in Geological Sciences.

I have practiced my profession as a geologist since my graduation for numerous companies involved in the exploration for base and precious metals.

I am a member of the Geological Association of Canada, the Mineralogical Association of Canada, Manitoba Prospectors and Development Association and the CIM, Winnipeg branch.

C.R. Galeschuk Project Geologist January 1997

E CETVE

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SEPARATION LAKE

SCALE: 1 INCH = 40 CHAINS


SEPARATION LAKE CLAM* MAP

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mine*

Declaration of Assessment Work Performed on Mining LandMining Act, Subsection 66(2) and 66(3). R.8.O. 18*0

Transaction Number (office use)

Files Research Imaging

Personal information Mining Act. the hfom Questions about tnfc 933 Rarnsey Lake Re

:J 68(3) of the Mining Act. Under section 8 of thework and correspond with the mining land holder.Northern Development and Mines, 6th Floor,

52L08SW0023 2 17086 TREELINED LAKE 900

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

1. Recorded holder(s) (Attach a list if necessary)

.17036

Client NFUST^.//*1 tT-CO

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7?o- So*Telephone Number

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LAC 8cw*e-~r~.Name Client Number

Telephone Number

Fax Numl

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

D Geotechnical: prospecting, surveys, (—^Physical: drilling, stripping, rn assays and work under section 18 (regs) ^ trenching and associated assays * ' — '

Work Type

L P DRILL)perform*,! From ^^ Q*) 9^

DW l Month l VMTGlobal Positioning System Data (U available)

To o?, O* , 9?D*y l Month | Y*w

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M or Q-Plan Number

Rehabilitation

Office UseCommodity

Totals Value of , Wolfk Claimed V/ M7) ^

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NTS Reference

Mining Division j r

Resident Geologist , ,f^to*.!.** 4r^L/tSinCl A j /Ylfhfi

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aJPlease remember to: - obtain a work permit from the Ministry of Natural Resources as required;

- provide proper notice to surface rights holders before starting work;- complete and attach a Statement of Costs, form 0212;- provide a map showing contiguous mining lands that are linked for assigning work;- include two copies of your technical report.

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

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Name

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Fax Number ^•toy) ^5 y - 22.//Telephone Number

Fax Number

Telephone Number

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4. Certification by Recorded Holder or Agent

l, y- (sf , do hereby certify that l have personal knowledge of the facts set(Print Name)

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

fs Address——————

or Agent// , ~J^y:Ajjent's^

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Date

S&. /97Telephone Number FaxN

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

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

eg

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1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

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

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S2.825

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"(PH , do hereby certify that the above work credits are eligible underPrint Full Name)

subsection 7 (1) of the Assessment Work Regulation 6/96 for assignment to contiguous claims or for application to

the claim where the work was done.Signature ofêcorded Holder or Agent Authorized in Writing Date——

T6. Instructions for cutting back credits that are not approved.

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

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

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

For Office Use OnlyReceived Stamp ;-~~;- r;-i~- iT-..^--..* - :.- . ;; ,^^-^^-ÛT

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Deemed Approved Date

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Ontario Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Statement of Costs for Assessment Credit

Transaction Number (office us*)

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

Work TypeUnits of Work

Depending on the type of work, list the number of hours/days worked, metres of drilling, kilo metres of grid line, number of samples, etc.

Cost Per Unit of work

Total Cost

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

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9oFood and Lodging Costs

Total Value of Assessment Work

Calculations of Filing Discounts:

1. Work filed within two years of performance is claimed at tOO'Mj of the above Total Value of Assessment Work.2. If work is filed after two years and up to five years after performance, it can only be claimed at 50*Vb of the Total

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

Note:- Work older than 5 years is not eligible for credit.- A recorded holder may be required to verify expenditures claimed in this statement of costs within 45 days of a request for verification and/or correction/clarification. If verification and/or correction/clarification is not made, the Minister may reject all or part of the assessment work submitted.

tion verifying costs:

, do hereby certify, that the amounts shown are as accurate as mayprint full name) 7

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

the accompanying De^Ta^tK^^^WoTk for

to make this certification; 1b

0212 (02A6)

{recorded holder, agent, or state company position with signing authority)\ am authorized

Ministers du Developpement du Nord et des Mines

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

June 3, 1997

Scott A. Rivett Mining Recorder 808 Robertson Street P.O. Box 5200 Kenora, ON P9N 3X9

Dear Sir or Madam:

Subject: Transaction Number(s): W9710.00022

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

Telephone: Fax:

(705) (705)

670-5853 670-5863

Submission Number: 2.17086

StatusApproval After Notice

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

If the status for a transaction is a 45 Day Notice, the summary will outline the reasons for the notice, and any steps you can take to remedy deficiencies. The 90-day deemed approval provision, subsection 6(7) of the Assessment Work Regulation, will no longer be in effect for assessment work which has received a 45 Day Notice.

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

NOTE: This correspondence may affect the status of your mining lands. Please contact the Mining Recorder to determine the available options and the status of your claims.

If you have any questions regarding this correspondence, please contact Steve Beneteau by e-mail at beneteau.sOtorvOS.ndm.gov.on.ea or by telephone at (705) 670-5855.

Yours sincerely,

ORIGINAL SIGNED BYRon C. GashinskiSenior Manager, Mining Lands SectionMines and Minerals Division

Correspondence ID: 10904

Copy for: Assessment Library

Work Report Assessment Results

Submission Number: 2 .17086

Date Correspondence Sent: J une 03, 1997 Assessor: Steve Beneteau

Transaction Number

First ClaimNumber Township(s) l A rea(s)

TREELINED LAKE, PATTERSON

Status Approval Date

Approval After Notice June 01, 1997W9710.00022 1178295

Section:10 Physical PDRILL

Assessment credit has been approved as outlined on the attached Assessment Credit Distribution form.

Correspondence to:

Mining Recorder Kenora, ON

Resident Geologist Kenora, ON

Assessment Files Library Sudbury, ON

Recorded Holder(s) and/or Agent(s):

Peter J. VanstoneTANTALUM MINING CORPORATION OF CANADA LIMITEDLAC DU BONNET, MANITOBA

GOSSAN RESOURCES LIMITED WINNIPEG, MANITOBA

Page: l


Distribution of Assessment Work Credit

The following credit distribution reflects the value of assessment work performed on the mining land(s). Please contact the Mining Recorder to determine if this affects the status of your claims.

Date: J une 03, 1997

Submission Number: 2 .17086

Transaction Number: W 9710.00022

Claim Number Value Of Work Performed

1178295 11,687.001178296 22,913.00

1178574 11,595.00

Total: S 46,195.00

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