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REPORT ON THE

INITIAL DIAMOND DRILLING PROGRAM

ON THE B. BOOS CLAIMS

NEAR HEMLO, ONTARIOFOR

SEEMAR MINES LTD., TORONTO, ON

AND

ADNARON RESOURCES LTD., VANCOUVER, BC

P.O. Box ?028Wawa, Ontario R.G. Reid, B.A.Se.July 16, 1984 Geologist

P.O. Box 4, #370 - 625 Howe Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6C 2T6 Telephone: (604) 683-0417

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SUMMARY

Five shallow diamond drill holes have been completed

on the three-claim Hemlo area property of Adnaron Resources Ltd,

and Seemar Mines Ltd. Three sulphide-bearing conductive zones

have been identified and found to contain weakly elevated

gold and/or base metal values. A previously unknown sheared

and altered metasediments/intrusive horizon associated with a

granodiorite dyke system was found to contain 0.014 oz/ton

gold across a ten (10) foot section. This zone is located

near the west boundary of the property.

It is felt that the best potential for the claims

is the projected down-dip extension of the .stratigraphic

sequence which hosts the main deposits at Hemlo. These

horizons are interpreted from presently available information

to occur between 7 000 and 8 000 feet below surface.

It is recommended that competitor activities be

closely monitored, and if results from exploration programs

on adjacent properties are encouraging, a deep hole (8 500

feet) should be considered. The cost of this hole is

currently anticipated to be approximately S790 000.

Respectfully Submitted,

Wawa, Ontario July 16, 1984

Russell G. Reid, B.A.Se. Geologist

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SUMMARY

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

LOCATION, ACCESS AND TOPOGRAPHY

PREVIOUS WORK

REGIONAL AND PROPERTY GEOLOGY

PURPOSE AND SCALE OF DRILLINGDISCUSSION OF RESULTS

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

REFERENCES

QUALIFICATIONS

PROGRAM

STATEMENT OF

CERTIFICATES OF

APPENDIX I:

APPENDIX II:

TABLE V:

ENDORSEMENT

List of

DIAMOND

AppendicesDRILL HOLE LOGS

GEOCHEMICAL DATA SHEETS

List of Tables SUMMARY OF DRILL HOLE DATA

List of FiguresFIGURE 1: REGIONAL LOCATION MAP

FIGURE 2: PROPERTY LOCATION MAP

FIGURE 3: CLAIM MAP

FIGURE 4: DRILL HOLE LOCATION SKETCH

FIGURE 5: REGIONAL GEOLOGY SKETCH

FIGURE 6: SCHEMATIC VERTICAL SECTION

List of DrawingsDrawing No. 602/5TRH77 BB-1 (REV) BB-2 (REV)

Geological Compilation Map (Revised) Trench Map BB-1 (Revised) Trench Map BB-2 (Revised)

SECT BB-1-84 Vertical Drill Hole Section BB-1-84 SECT BB-2-84 Vertical Drill Hole Section BB-2-84 SECT BB-3-84 Vertical Drill Hole Section BB-3-84 SECT BB-4-84 Vertical Drill Hole Section BB-4-84 SECT BB-5-84 Vertical Drill Hole Section BB-5-84 SECT A-A]B-B 1 Schematic Interpretation Sections

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INTRODUCTION

An initial near-surface diamond drilling program has

been completed on the joint venture property of Seemar Mines

Ltd., Toronto, Ontario and Adnaron Resources Ltd., Vancouver,

British Columbia. The property consists of three (3) con

tiguous unpatented mining claims in the heart of the Hemlo

Gold Camp of Northern Ontario (Figure 1).

Diamond drilling was completed on the property,

generally referred to as the B. Boos Claims, by personnel

of D.W. Coates Enterprises during May and June, 1984. Super

vision of the drilling program was supplied by the author,

Russell Reid of Manwa Exploration Services Ltd. of Vancouver,

British Columbia.

The drill program consisted of five (5) holes,

varying in length from 415 feet to 735 feet, with an

aggregate footage for the program of 2 625 feet.

Two trenches completed during the past winter were

washed clean and remapped in detail while the drill program

was in progress.



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LOCATION, ACCESS AND TOPOGRAPHY

The three-claim property of Seemar Mines Ltd. and

Adnaron Resources Ltd., commonly referred to as the B. Boos

Claims are located in the Hemlo Gold Camp of Northern

Ontario. The claims are approximately one-half (1/2) mile

west of the junction of Highway 614 with Trans-Canada

Highway, Highway 17 (Manitouwadge Corners). The Corona "East"

Ore Zone, is located approximately 7 000 feet southwestward

in an up dip direction (Figure 2).

The property consists of three (3) contiguous,

unpatented mining claims numbered TB 613970, TB 613971, and

TB 613972. They are currently in good standing, and have

been legally surveyed (Figure 3). The property is bounded

to the west by Brigade Resources, to the south and east

by Arctic Red Resources, and to the north by Caravel le

Resources. The Noranda-optioned Goliath Gold Mines/Golden

Sceptre Resources ground is to the immediate southwest of

the B. Boos Claims.

Although there is no driveable access road to

the claims, several competitor drill access roads and cut

grid lines approach the southern boundary. The western and

central areas of the property are now accessible by numerous

drill roads and skidder trails cleared during a previous

trenching program and the present diamond drilling program.

A major east-west power line passes through the centre of

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the claim group, along which heavy equipment can also be

mobilized (Figure 4).

The main topographic feature on the claims is a

central small basinlike pond into which all drainage ulti

mately flows. A rather steep hill occupies the western

portion of the southwest claim. Vegetation includes spruce,

balsam, birch and poplar with dense moosemaple underbrush

on the higher land, with wet cedar and alder swamps in

the lowlands.



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PREVIOUS WORK

The area was included in a geological mapping

program carried out by the Ontario Department of Mines (ODM)

compiled as Map #2220, Manitouwadge/wawa Sheet in 1972. The

immediately adjacent area to the north was covered by a

report entitled, "Geology of the Black River Area", also

for the ODM (Milne, 1968), and the area to the immediate

west by, "Geology of the Hemlo Area", for the Ontario

Geological Survey (Muir, 1982).

The area to the immediate west received a consider

able amount of attention from private industry in the past,

primarily directed towards gold occurrences associated with a

shear zone west of Cedar Creek, These occurrences, the

Williams Prospect and the Lake Superior Mining Company "shear

zone", today are known to be part of the '"Hemlo" orebody(s).

Some of the information from work in this area is available

from assessment files at the Ministry of Natural Resources,

Mines Division.

As a result of the recent activity in the immediate

area of the "Hemlo" deposits, numerous discussion papers in

clude the area of the B. Boos Claims.

An exploration program was initiated on the B. Boos

Claims in April of 1983, with all work completed by or

under the direct supervision of Manwa Exploration Services Ltd.



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of Vancouver, British Columbia. Following linecutting work

to date has included a combined ground magnetometer and

VLF-EM survey (Harder and Foster, 1983), geological mapping

and geochemical (soil) sampling (Foster, 1983), and Induced

Polarization and Resistivity (IP) surveys (Hallof, 1983;

1984 - two reports by Phoenix Geophysics Limited). A 700-foot

trenching program is the most recent work completed on the

property (Sears, 1984).



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REGIONAL AND PROPERTY GEOLOGY

The B. Boos Claims are situated along the southern

edge of an Archean volcano-sedimentary synformal greenstone

belt which lies within the Superior Province of the

Precambrian Canadian Shield. Rocks within this belt are

referred to as the Heron Bay Sequence and described by

Muir (1982) as consisting "...mainly of metamorphosed, inter

mediate to felsic calc-alkalic pyroclastic rocks, related

sedimentary rocks, and high iron tholeiitic basalt flows."

These rocks give way over a large portion of the area to

large felsic intrusive bodies and dykes, including the large

Cedar Lake .Pluton, the Heron Bay Pluton and the Pukaskwa

Gneissic Complex. . Several generations of diabase dykes cut

all of the above units.

Rocks exposed on the three B. Boos Claims include

a thick sequence of northeast-dipping metasediments in contact

with the southwest edge of the Cedar Lake (granodiorite)

Pluton. The latter, along with crosscutting diabase dykes

occupies approximately two-thirds of the claim group at

surface (Foster, 1983), but because of the inferred northeast

dipping configuration of the intrusive/metasediment contact,

additional favourable geology exists with increased depth.

For the same reason, the favourable metavolcanic-metasedimentary

contact zone which is host to the main "Hemlo" gold deposits

is thought to "pass under the claim group at depths estimated



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from 7 000 to 10 000 feet (Sears, 1984).

The more recent discovery of a near-surface gold

deposit situated higher up in the stratigraphic sequence

than the main ore zone (Goliath Gold Mines and Golden

Sceptre Resources - Northern Miner, June 1984) also enhances

the possibility of a favourable geological environment sub

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PURPOSE AND SCALE OF DRILLING PROGRAM

The initial diamond drilling program on the B. Boos

Claims was designed to "...test the gold potential of lateral

and down-dip extensions of known sulphide zones, as well as

the cause of untested IP conductors." (Sears, 1984).

In a previous report on the trenching program

{Sears, 1984), a limited diamond drilling program consisting

of four or five holes was recommended, with an estimated

total footage of 2 600 feet. The recommended holes were

spotted in an attempt to test anomalous data from previous

reports, including three (3) IP conductor zones, two (2)

zones showing relatively high magnetic character, and a zone

of geochemically anomalous gold (Au) in the overlying soils.

The drilling program consisted of five (5) holes

drilled with BQ-sized equipment. A Longyear - 38 diamond

drill rig and support equipment was utilized with Mr. R.

St. Amour, as foreman for the contractor.

The crews were accommodated at Gloria's Motel,

eight and one-half miles east of the B. Boos Claims along

Highway 17. Mobilization and demobilization was made from

the main gate area at the Noranda "Golden Giant" mine site.

A skidder was used for moving the drill between holes,

hauling equipment and supplies as well as transporting drill

core to the main highway. Drill core was rough-logged at



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the site, and then transported to the Wawa, Ontario warehouse

of Manwa Exploration Services Ltd. for detailed logging and

sampling. Split samples were sent to Min-En Laboratories Ltd.

in Vancouver, British Columbia, where they were routinely

analysed for gold (by fire assay), and geochemically {A. A.)

for Molybdenum, Copper, Lead, and Zinc. Some selected samples

were also analysed for Silver (A. A. in ppm). A number of

days, in the early part of the drill program, were spent

remapping in detail the two previously excavated surface

trenches to assist in correlating all available data on

the property.

A summary of information pertaining to the drill

program is shown, below (Table 1). Hole locations can be

found in Figure 4.

Table 1 - Summary of Drill Hole Data

HOLE NO. GRID LOCATION ORIENTATIONTOTAL CASINGDEPTH LEFT TARGET

IP,BB-1-84 L4+15E, 10+OOS 45 0 at 215 0 505ft. Yes (Anomaly 'A')

Mag IP,

BB-2-84 L8+25E, 13+OOS 45 0 at 215 0 515ft. Yes (Anomaly 'A')Geochem ___IP, (2 conductors),Mag, (Anomaly 'B')

BB-3-84 L3+75E, 2+50S 450 at 2150 415 ft. No

BB-4-84 L5+75E, 4+25S at ai 735 ft Yes /JD TT,. resIP. (3 conductors) ,Mag, (Anomalies 'A 1 . 'B')

5-5-84 L5+75E, 2+25S 45 0 at 215 0 455 ft. NoIP, (2 con ductors), Mag, Geology (Anomaly 'B')



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DISCUSSION OF RESULTS

The initial diamond drilling program on the

B. Boos Claims has succeeded in identifying, and testing,

the surficial anomalous zones previously defined. Sulphide

mineralization was encountered in both isolated stratigraphic

horizons, and structurally bound zones.

The surficial program involving the remapping of

washed trenches has resulted in a more complete knowledge

of structural trends on the property. Stratigraphic informa

tion obtained from Trench BB-1 (BB-1 REV) was found to

be accurate, save the finding of an additional narrow zone

of siliceous pyritiferous sediments near 10+20S. The remap

ping of Trench BB-2 (REV) has added a greater understanding

as to the nature of the metasedimentary/intrusive contact.

All contacts are sharp and irregular, with large blocks

of metasediments 'rafted 1 into the granodiorite. The grano

diorite of the Cedar Lake Pluton is also cut by late-stage

granitic and pegmatitic dykes and veins. The metasediments

in the area of Trench BB-2 show a relatively high grade

of contact metamorphism, but with little metasomatic activity

or remobilization of elements. This indicates the nature of

the Cedar Lake Pluton, in the area of the trench, to be

relatively 'dry 1 and intruding with rather high pressure and

temperature conditions.

Diamond Drill Hole BB-1-84 was collared as to

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intersect the source of the strong IP anomaly exposed near

the south end of Trench BB-2 at depth. The geophysically

anomalous zone was intersected from 344.0 feet to 369.0 feet

(See SECT. BB-1-84). The twenty-five-foot wide zone consists

of a banded chert-wacke-pyrite-magnetite iron formation with

minor graphitic horizons. Sulphides in this zone occur as

stringers and disseminated pyrite and pyrrhotite, averaging

approximately five percent. The zone shows only background

gold values, but anomalous zinc and copper of 515 ppm and

119 ppm respectively over 25.0 feet.

Rocks overlying the IP conductor consist of thick

units of siltstone, sandstone, and wacke. The coarser sedi

ments are generally composed of quartz-biotite hornblende

schist, while the wackes are biotite-hornblende quartz chlorite

garnet schist. Minor sulphidic horizons were encountered in

narrow structural zones and associated with quartz and

quartz-carbonate veining. Two such zones occur near the top

of Hole BB-1-84, and show anomalous gold values. A five-foot

section of thinly laminated siltstone-wacke containing 2 to

5 percent pyrite, pyrrhotite (29.O 1 - 34.0') returned a gold

value of 183 ppb. A ten-foot-zone (85.O 1 -95.O 1 ) containing

a narrow (life") quartz vein returned a slightly anomalous

gold value of 60 ppb. Both samples returned near background

values for base-metal content.

Directly below the zone of iron formation, a



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thick unit of massive chert was encountered, followed

down-hole by thick units of siltstone and sandstone. Minor

units of felsic volcanic crystal tuffs were encountered near

the bottom of the drill hole. No anomalous values for

gold or base-metals were detected below the main conductive

zone.

Drill Hole BB-2-84, collared proximal to the

metasediment/granodiorite contact, tested the source of a

number of anomalous geochemical gold occurrences in the

soils of the area, and intersected the same IP conductor

as encountered in Hole BB-1-84. The drill hole, due to

the proximity to the Cedar Lake Pluton, passed through

numerous granodiorite dykes and veins varying in width from

a few inches to tens of feet {See SECT - BB-2-84). These

intrusive rocks account for approximately 50 percent of the

rock intersected in this hole.

Slightly anomalous gold values were obtained from

two sections near the top of Hole BB-2-84. The zones may

be the cause of the anomalous soil samples previously

reported (Foster, 1983). The two sections are in an area

of abundant granodiorite dykes and veins, with rafted blocks

of highly contact metamorphosed metasediments. The upper' zone,

from 9.0 feet to 15.0 feet, returned a value of 15 ppb,

while the lower zone, from 25.0 feet to 30.0 feet, returned

26 ppb. Although not exceptional, the gold values are well



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above the background values received from this area. The

samples zones also show slightly elevated copper values.

The source of the IP conductor was again inter

sected, from 456.0 feet to 493.0 feet. The iron formation

is, however, cut by a large granodiorite dyke, thirteen

feet wide, leaving an actual intersected width of twenty-four

feet. The iron formation, although similar to that inter

sected in Hole BB-1-84, is notably more graphitic and richer

in sulphide content. The zone contains approximately ten

percent pyrite, pyrrhotite, with minor sphalerite and chalco

pyrite. A highly anomalous zone lies directly below the

granodiorite dyke, and over a four-foot section returned

values of 243 ppm copper, 4 330 ppm (G.43%) zinc, and 23 ppb

gold. This lower section of iron formation averaged, over

a continuous ten-foot section, 219 ppm copper, 2 643 ppm

(Q.26%) zinc, and 18 ppb gold.

A narrow unit of thinly bedded wackes near 281.0

feet returned an anomalous molybdenum value of 28 ppm over

ten feet. The zone is both carbonatized and garnetiferous,

and is believed to be a very localized zone of alteration.

Base-metal values 'in the zone are near background levels,

and the gold value is only 3 ppb. ' In contrast, the final

ten feet of Hole BB-2-84 consists of relatively uniform,

unaltered metasediments cut by a narrow granodiorite dyke.

This section returned an anomalous gold value of 43 ppb,*



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while molybdenum and base-metal values were of background

levels.

Drill Hole BB-3-84 was intended to test a single-

line IP anomaly, and the relatively weak but continuous IP

anomaly located under the high voltage power line. The upper

IP anomaly was not intersected due to thick overburden in

the area (See SECT BB-3-84). The lower IP conductor,

Anomaly 'B 1 , was encountered from 340.5 feet to 345.0 feet

down-hole. This unit is composed of thinly laminated siltstone

waoke-chert-pyrite iron formation, containing 5 to 10 percent

pyrite, pyrrhotite. This zone, in comparison to Anomaly 'A'

tested in the previous drill holes, was found to be much

thinner, only 4.5 feet in Hole BB-3-84, and limited in

aerial extent. The zone is, however, much lower but still

anomalous in zinc (635 ppm over 5.0 feet), and in Hole

BB-3-84 extremely anomalous in gold (208 ppb over the :same

5.0 feet), and anomalous molybdenum of 10 ppm. Copper values

in the area are also elevated above background.

Other anomalous gold values were obtained from this

hole. The first was found in a leucocratic granodiorite

dyke, from 145.0 feet to 155.0 feet, and returned 132 ppb

gold. Base-metal values were all near background. The other

zone of anomalous gold is situated in a five-foot shear

zone from 215.0 to 220.0 feet. The zone tested also

included a two-foot granodiorite dyke, and over ten feet



•" returned 500 ppb (0.014 oz/ton) from 215.0 to 225.0 feet.

Hole BB-4-84 was collared and drilled to provide

a test of the complete stratigraphic section exposed on

the surface of the B. Boos Claims (See SECT-BB-4-84). The

735-foot hole passed through the upper IP conductor,

Anomaly 'B 1 , with relatively little excitement. The narrow

seven-foot zone from 175.0 feet to 182.0 feet down-hole

shows only slightly elevated zinc of 244 ppm over 5.0 feet

and gold of background values, 1 ppb over 7.0 feet. The

lower IP conductor, Anomaly 'A 1 , consists of three (3)

units of iron formation separated by narrow interbedded

wackes. The upper zone, from 631.0 feet to 645.0 feet,

is composed of thinly laminated iron formation, siltstone,

and wacke. The zone shows slightly anomalous zinc {740 ppm

over 5.0 feet) and gold (21 ppb). The second zone extends

thirty-two feet down-hole from 655.5 feet. The zone is the

more typical siltstone-chert-wacke-pyrite iron formation pre

viously intersected in Holes BB-1-84 and BB-2-84. Base-metal

values in the zone are anomalous, with a five-foot section

running 202 ppm copper and 1 250 ppm zinc. The same section

ran 15 ppb gold, slightly anomalous. The lower iron formation,

from 715.5 to 724.0 feet down-hole is similar in composition

to the main zone above, but sulphides are slightly less

abundant. The base and precious metal values returned from

this zone are also lower, with zinc values being 600 ppm

and 460 ppm over two (2) five-foot sections. Gold values

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over the two sections were near background, only 4 ppb and

2 ppb respectively.

A brecciated zone at the upper contact of the

lowest iron formation zone contained abundant quartz-carbonate

as a matrix for brecciated siltstone fragments, and 2 to

3 percent graphite. Base-metal values for the area returned

near background, and gold was slightly anomalous at 19 ppb

over 2.5 feet. A six-inch zone of massive sulphide encountered

in the interbedded wackes of the area returned an anomalous

zinc value of 1 060 ppm, silver of 2.0 ppm, and gold of

20 ppb.

Rocks encountered between the two major IP conductors,

Anomalies 'B 1 and 'A', include thick units of siltstone,

wacke, and minor sandstone. Of interest is a five-foot

section from within a large zone of thick metasediments.

The sample returned an anomalous gold value of 5 ppb, but

only background base-metal values. A narrow, six-inch, quartz

vein and shear zone near 393.5 feet down-hole contained

an interesting, copper value of 320 ppm over one foot.

Hole BB-5-84 was intended to test the isolated,

one-line IP conductor near Line 4 East, 3+00 South, and

also 'retest' the IP conductor, Anomaly 'B'. The hole,

after passing through thick overburden, was. collared in the

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The isolated IP conductor was found to be caused

by a contact breccia zone, from 180.5 feet to 205.0 feet.

The granodiorite/metasediment contact is very sharp, and the

metasediments are highly brecciated into fragments one to

two inches in diameter. The zone contains 3 to 5 percent

pyrite, pyrrhotite stringers, but little felsic intrusive

material. A five-foot section, including the granodiorite/

metasediment contact, returned an assay of 62 ppb gold, but

near-background base-metal content. A lower ten-foot section,

195.0 feet to 205.0 feet, returned slightly anomalous zinc

and copper of 104 ppm and 121 ppm respectively, but background

gold of 1 ppb.

A source for Anomaly 'B 1 was not clearly defined.

However, a five-foot zone from 409.0 feet to 414.0 feet

was found to contain five to ten percent pyrite, pyrrhotite,

and minor chalcopyrite. This zone returned anomalous base-metal

values of 151 ppm copper over five feet, 133 ppm copper

over the next one foot down-hole, and 198 ppm zinc over

the following four feet. Assay data for gold over the zone

returned as background, 0.001 ounces per ton.

The .correlation of data on Anomaly 'B 1 from drill

Holes BB-3, 4,5-84 (see SECT-A-A 1 , B-B 1 ), indicates the IP

conductor may be caused by a series of localized narrow

sulphide-bearing metasedimentary horizons. These horizons are

believed to be limited in aerial extent or structurally

segregated members of similar horizons. The anomaly may have

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been enhanced by the zone's proximity to the high voltage

power line traversing the property.

The vertical cross-section also illustrates the

"serrated" nature of the granodiorite/metasedimentary contact

on a gross scale, and the northeast dip of the contact

zone. The section B-B indicates the dip of the contact

beneath the B. Boos Claims sub-parallel to the dip of the

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CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

The five diamond drill holes on the B. Boos Claims

have successfully tested three distinct sulphide-bearing hori

zons defined from earlier exploration work, and intersected

one previously unknown, but interesting and anomalous gold

zone. Analysis of samples taken across the three sulphide

zones did not indicate any economic deposits of gold or

base-rnetals in those particular horizons. However, elevated

background values for gold were intersected in one of these

zones (Conductor B, Hole BB-3-84 with 0.006 oz/ton across

5 feet - See SECT-BB-3-84,-, from 340.0' to 345.0'), and

anomalous zinc values were confirmed in Conductor A (Q.43%

Zn across 4 feet in Hole 2 - See SECT-BB-2-84).

The three conductors were found to be caused by

sulphide concentrations within stratigraphically and/or structur

ally bound zones.

Conductor A was found to be caused by an iron

formation from 24. to 35 feet wide. It appears to be

increasing in thickness with increasing depth, and may hold

some potential in its down-dip extension. It is persistently

anomalous in base-metals (zinc and copper), but has very

low gold values (highest value being 23 ppb gold).

Conductor B is caused by a series of thin,

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metasediments. It has slightly elevated zinc content (200 -

300 ppm) and erratic weak gold values (highest being

0.006 oz/ton across 5 feet). The thickest intersection of

this zone was also 5.0 feet.

Conductor C is related to a contact breccia

containing from 2 to 3 percent pyrite across 25 feet.

This zone is located at the granite-metasediment contact,

in proximity to an irregular finger-like protrusion of

metasediments. Although a 5-foot section within this zone

contained slightly anomalous values in gold (62 ppb across

5 feet), it is thought that the sulphide concentration is

very local and the contact breccia zone itself has little

chance for developing any significant size in this area.

The best and most interesting results of the drill

program was a 10-foot section in Hole BB-3-84 . (from 215 to

225 feet) which was found to contain 0.014 oz/ton gold.

This sample consisted of a 5-foot section of sheared and

altered metasediments (215 to 220 feet) and 5 feet of inter

bedded metasediments and narrow (12 to 15-inch) granodiorite

dykes (220 to 225 feet). This zone appears to have also

been intersected in Holes BB-4-84 and BB-5-84, where, in

both cases it is represented by more massive granodioritef

dykes. It is felt that this zone has some potential, but

its location, i.e. very close to the western boundary of

the property, limits much further testing.

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With the exception of the last described zone,

two targets remain untested on the B. Boos Claims. The

most intriguing of these is the down-dip extension of the

East Zone (International Corona/Teck Corp.) of the main

"Hemlo" deposits, described in earlier reports (Sears, 1984).

This zone, or at least the favourable horizon which hosts

the "East Zone" orebody, is projected to pass under the

B. Boos Claims at a point 7 000 to 8 500 feet below sur

face (Figure 6).

Another target, however, might be a zone of

anomalous gold values found from surface sampling (1 800

feet south of the B. Boos Claim Group) by a mapping party

with the Ontario. Geological Survey (Siragusa et al; Map # P-2701,

1984),, On this map, three anomalous samples are reported,

the highest being 750 ppb (0.023 oz/ton). This zone should

pass under the claim group at a point from 2 000 to

3 500 feet deep (Figure 5).

Both of these targets would have been intersected

by a 1983 deep hole on a competitor's ground to the

immediate south (Arctic Red Resources Corp., 1983) hole

located 800 feet south of the B. Boos Claims) (Figures 5

and 6). Also, a hole is currently being drilled (Figure 5)

on the property to the immediate west (Brigade Resources/

Noranda Exploration - 4 300 feet west of the B. Boos Claims).

This hole should intersect the main favourable horizon at



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a down-dip distance approximately equal to the earlier

Arctic Red hole. Due to the existence of a granodiorite

intrusion located on the Brigade property, it is unlikely

that the upper (OGS) anomalous zone will be encountered in

this latter hole.

If the Brigade hole currently in progress inter

sects significant mineralization, a deep hole should be

considered on the B. Boos Claims. The hole should be

collared on the Baseline near Line 10 East to allow for

the extreme deviations associated with a deep drill hole

in this environment.

The favourable horizon which hosts . the main ore

zones at Hemlo is estimated to be intersected between

7 500 and 8 000 feet below surface. This would effectively

test the horizon at a point approximately 1 000 feet west

of and 1 500 feet down-dip from the Arctic Red hole.

The cost of such a hole is expected to be.

as follows:



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Diamond Drilling (including deviation tests)8 500 feet @ S707foot $595 ; 000

Assaying400 samples @ S257sample 10 000

Supervision and Support 60 000

Accommodation and Transportation 20 000

Drafting and Report Writing 5 OOPSubtotal S690 000

Contingency 100 OOPTotal S790 000


Wawa, Ontario R.G. Reid, B.A.Se. July 16, 1984 Geologist



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REFERENCES

Foster, I.R. 1983. Report on the Geological Mapping, Prospecting, and Geochemical Sampling of the Three Boos Claims, TB 613970, TB 613971, TB 613972 at Hemlo, Thunder Bay Mining Division, Ontario.

Hallof, P. (Phoenix Geophysics). 1983. Report on theReconnaissance Induced Polarization and ResistivitySurvey on the B. Boos Claim Group, Hemlo Area, Ontario.

_____. 1984. Supplementary Report on ^\e DetailedInducedPolarization and Resistivity Survey on the B. Boos Claim Group, Hemlo Area, Ontario for Seemar Mines Limited.

Harder, D.G. and Foster, T.R. 1983. Geophysical Report on Boos Claims, Molson Lake Area, Thunder Bay Mining Division, Ontario.

Milne, V.G. 1968.. Geology of the Black River Area, Geological Report 72, Ontario Dept. of Mines, Toronto.

Muir, T.L. 1982. Geology of the Hemlo Area, District ofThunder Bay, Ontario. Ontario Geological Survey, Geological Report 217.

Ontario Department of Mines/Geological Survey of Canada. 1972. Manitouwadge-Wawa Sheet, Algoma, Cochrane, Sudbury and Thunder Bay Districts, Map 220, 1" ^ 4 miles.

Sears., S.M. 1984. Review of Exploration Program on the 3-claim B. Boos property, Hemlo Area Ontario, for Seemar Mines Limited. (A private memorandum on behalf of Seemar Mines Limited).

Report on a Trenching Program completed on

jtheB.Boos Claims of Seemar Mines Ltd., Hemlo Area, Thunder Bay Mining Division, Ontario.



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STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

I, RUSSELL G. REID, of 1596 Albert Road, Windsor,

Ontario, do certify that:

1. I am a consulting geologist for Manwa Exploration Services Ltd., P. 0. Box 2028, Wawa, Ontario.

2. I am a graduate of the University of Windsor with a Bachelor of Applied Science, Geological Engineering in 1982.

3. I have worked as a geologist and geological assis tant on a full-time basis since 1982; prior to that as a geological assistant for one field season.

4. I have not received directly or indirectly, nor do l expect to receive any interest, direct or indirect in the property of Seemar Mines Ltd. or Adnaron Resources Ltd., or any of their affiliates nor do I beneficially own, directly or indirectly, any securities of the Companies or any affiliates of the Companies.

5. This report is based upon the field supervisionof the current diamond drill program, and remapping ofsurface exposures, May and June, 1984.


P.O. Box 2028 Wawa, Ontario July 16, 1984

Russell G. Reid, B.A.Se. Geologist



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CERTIFICATE OF ENDORSEMENT

I, SEYMOUR M. SEARS, of the town of Wawa, Ontario,

do certify that:

1. I am a consulting geologist for Manwa Exploration Services Ltd.,. P. 0. Box 2028, Wawa, Ontario.

2. l am a B.Se. graduate in Geology and a B.A. graduate in Psychology from Mount Allison University, Sackville, New Brunswick.

3. I have been practicing my profession continuously for the past 12 years.

4. I have not received directly or indirectly, nor do I expect to receive any interest, direct or indirect in the property of Seemar Mines Ltd. and Adnaron Resources Ltd., or any of their affiliates nor do I beneficially own, directly or indirectly, any securities of the Companies or any affili ates of the Companies.

5. I have worked in the Hemlo, Ontario area since May, 1983 and in the immediate area of the B. Boos Claims since October, 1983. I have supervised the present work done in the Hemlo area for Manwa Exploration Services Ltd. I am familiar with the work of Russell Reid, and find the work to be professional and the report to be a true representation of the data.


P.O. Box 2058 Wawa, Ontario July 16 4 1984

Seymour M. Sears, B. A., B. Se. Geologist



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CERTIFICATE OF ENDORSEMENT

I, ANTONIO M. deQUADROS, do certify that:

1. I have the following degrees in Geology:

a. B.Se. Honours University of London 1964b. M.S. U.C.L.A. 1968c. Ph.D. University of Nairobi 1972.

2. l have worked as a geologist since 1964 and in Canada since 1972, mainly in the mineral exploration and development industry.

3. l have worked in the area of the claims since August 1982, mapping as a consultant, and have supervised the work done. I am familiar with the work of Russell Reid, and find the work to be professional and the report to be a true representation of the data.

4. I have the following professional affiliations:

1. Fellow of the Geological Association of Canada2. Engineer-in-training in the Association of

Professional Engineers of BC.

5. I have not received directly or indirectly any interest nor do l expect to receive any interest, direct or indirect, in the properties or securities of the Companies, Seemar Mines Ltd. and Adnaron Resources Ltd., nor do I own beneficially, directly or indirectly, any securities in the Companies or affiliates of the Companies.

Wawa, Ontario A.M. deQuadros, Ph.D July 16, 1984 Geologist


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308.0, 311.0 feet - garnetiferous zones- aluminous garnet 15 to 20 percent of rock- crystals subhedral 2 to 5 mm- amphlbolitic matrix, minor epidote- minor pyrite less than 1 percent, disseminated.

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406.0 feet - 1 inch quartz-carbonate vein- subparallel to bedding- no apparent sulphides. .

452.5 feet - 12 inches broken ground- block fractures- thinly bedded wackes, sandstone; silicified- minor carbonate In some beds- minor py, po, cp on schistosity, up to 10 percent over

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METASEDIMENTS - FELSIC INTRUSIVE- fine-grained granodiorite, with rafts and blocks of

siltstone, wacke, - sediments show abundant plastic deformation and angular

serrated edoes- abundant disseminated ov. DO 3 to 5 percent.

GRANODIORITE VEIN ' - ,- nasslve, fine-grained .- few to no fractures :- small hematitlc feldspars 1 to 3 mm In diameter.

METASEDIMENTS - SILTSTONE, WACKES-;:*", :: 'V: " . " •~ thinly bedded, very schistose/ Y- ' .-; ;V .; .- abundant granodiorite stringers and veins, up to 6 Inches

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56.0 feet - 4 Inches, highly fractured granodiorite- py on fractures, 1 to 2 percent of rock.

METASE01MENTS - SILTSTONES- thinly bedded 1 to 3 inches thick- schistose- minor quartz-carbonate stringers and 'sweats' subparallel to

bedding- dark brown to grey biotite schist- trace disseminated py.

QUARTZ PORPHYRY DYKE- fine-grained with quartz porphyry crystals 1 to 3 mn- blotite-rich, slightly schistose ;- disseminated py approximately 1 percent- minor quartz stringers- - - ~ .:., :-,- abundant ouartz-feldsoar veining at upper and lower ;:;N;'v:

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METASEDIMENTS - HACtCES- thinly laminated-abundant plastic deformation, near gneissic- epidotized quartz lenses less than 1 inch wide- disseminated py, po (sph) 1 to 2 percent- small granodiorite veins 2 to 3 inches wide In upper and

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GRANODIORITE DYKE ' ' ' - . - - '- slightly porphyritic quartz- blotite-rich, slightly schistose- small rafts of sediments near upper contacts- lower contact sharp at 75* to C. A. ; ' : .- minor disseminated ov to 1 percent. '*. '

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and rafts of sediments near lower contact- upper contact sharp, lower contact very irregular.

126.0 feet - 2 inch felsic vein- very flne-qrained quartz, feldspar . .- minor DV approximately 1 percent ' - .- in contact with small sediment raft, 3 inches thick

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minor py associated- trace disseminated py over section.

144.5 feet - quartz velnlng- quartz and sediments sheared tnd folded- wacke units epldotlzed- disseminated DY 1 to 2 percent over 6 Inches.

146.0 feet - quartz velnlng, ptigmatic folding and boudinaged- bedding of surroundino sediments relatively undisturbed- mlnnr disseminated py along contacts.

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-same as above, 121.0 to 129.0 feet - . ~-slightly more porphyritic quartz . .'- aDorbxlmately 1 percent py:";.*-""-'i '- "-fti .. ; •-.•'' .

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percent over 4 i nches. : '

GRANODIORITE DYKE - -- dark grey quartz-feldspar porphyry, similar to above- slight increase in py, po, 1 to 2 percent disseminated.

METASEDIMENTS - WACKE, SILTSTONE- schistose, thinly bedded 1 to 2 inches- biotite. Quartz schist- abundant quartz strlnoers 3 to 5 mm wide, suboarallel

to bedding "' - -' "'- minor disseminated py, near 1 percent in area of quartz -

stringers. - -. ' 7- :. './.. ; .--,: - . ,. ' , . : :•: .' .-..- , : : - - . . . -,: . ,

FAULT/SHEAR ZONE -: : ' , .' ' , - : :.'.' ::- highly fractured sediments - . ---,- upper zone black, graphitic biotite schist - core recovery

approximately 80 percent" : f -f ^ - :. ' . . -. ' : - '.•"•, --- weakly csrbonatlzed, minor quartz-carbonate stringers- minor py, po approximately 1 percent over section. '' .

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204.0

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- near peamatitlc biotite- nlnor epidote '

' - biotite clusters randomly oriented and spaced.

HETASE01MENTS - WACKES- very schistose, fine-grained- upper contact defined by quartz-epidote zone of alteration- thinly bedded, bedding planes nearly destroyed by schis

tosity- trace disseminated py.

GRANODIORITE DYKE . .- massive, fine-grained'- slightly porphyritic feldspar 1 to 2 urn

•- slightly foliated biotite- trace disseminated j)y --(approximately 100 percent core recovery).

238.5 feet - 4-lnch zone of Quartz veining ' '- veins 2 to 5 irm wide, parallel schistosity-. slightly more biotite-rlch , .- minor disseminated py,.'; :,\ ; ,;. . ., , ,

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METASEDIMENTS - WACKES, SILTSTONE '- biotite, chlorite schist- thinly bedded up to 4 Inches thick- siltstone* dark brown to grey- trace disseminated py.

270.0, 272.0 feet - fractured rock, shear planes subparallel toC. A.

- Quartz-carbonate fracture-filling.

METASEDIMENTS - WACKES , . : .v- thinly bedded to laminated,. , - - .- carbonatlzed, abundant quartz-carbonate stringers- strongly sheared and folded ,u/-- development of garnetiferous zones, garnets 2 to 3 mm in

diameter . ' ;. J ' '- ••.'/..i.".'-;v ,.: - -- disseminated py approximately 1 percent. .

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carbonate stringers -- t race to minor disseminated py, po generally In association

with garnets.303.0 feet - 4 Inch granodiorite vein

- contacts strongly sheared- py, po stringers in sediments, 5 to 7 percent over 3 inches

at contact.319.0 to 324.5 feet - thick unit of 'clean' siltstone.328.5 feet - quartz veining and pods

- hematite stained feldspars at core- no apparent sulphides. :

335.5 feet - brecciated quartz-carbonate velnlng, 3 Inches wide- abundant fragments of sediment In quartz matrix, epldotized- trace DV in sediments! :- ' ' '

354.0 to 357.0 feet - broken ground- highly fractured, major plane subparallel to C. A.- carbonate fracture-filling- minor py on fracture surfaces.

358.0 feet - brecciated quartz-carbonate 'vein- same as above, 335.5 feet. . .

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- In garnetiferous wacke.

GRANODIORITE DYKE- massive, fine-grained, slightly porphyritic- trace disseminated py. ,

METASEOIMENTS - HACKES '- locally garnetiferous, chlorite schist- quartz-carbonate veins and stringers cross-cut bedding- trace disseminated py. -

GRANODIORITE DYKE- massive fine-grained ' -- locally biotite-rich - .-- m inor disseminated py. :

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FELSIC INTRUSIVE - GRANODIORITE. - massive, medium to fine-grained -

- biotite with minor hornblende, slightly foliated- trace to no py ,- major fracture plane, joint, at 60' to 60" to core

axis (C. A.)90.5 feet - felsic pegmatitic vein

- 15 Inches wide- massive, pegmatitic quartz and feldspar- minor hornblende . — .'- abundant hematite staining on fractures and feldspars.

. :V. ^r - ..';- . : - '. . - .;.- '. , . .HETASED1HENTS - WACKES, SILTSTONE* V , . . '

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- garnetiferous units, 1 to 3 mm subhedral^ -.- minor py stringers and disseminated, approximately 1 percent'- bedding at 60e to C.A. (118.0 feet) , ": --"uDper contact zone cut by felsic velning; - ; '- '

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117.0 feet - 12-inch granodiorite vein- massive, fine-grained, leucocratic.

123.5 to 126.0 feet - thinly bedded to laminated siltstone, vackes- py, po stringers along bedding, schistosity 5 to 10 percent

over section, possible sph- abundant quartz (chert) 'sweats' in lower 4 inches.

130.5 feet - 8-inch breccia/shear zone- ouartz-carbonate stringers with hematltlc feldspar- sheared fragments of sediment inclusions- pods and strinoers DY, po. (cp) 5 to 10 percent.

138.5 feet - sediment/granitic contact- sheared contact, sharp at 35* to C. A.- epidotlzed sediments near contact- py, po, cp 3 to 5 percent over 2 i nches at contact. .

FELSIC INTRUSIVE - GRANODIORITE DYKE . . .- massive fine to medium-grained, leucocratic .- - '

- porphyritic quartz 1 to 3 urn " ": ' .- slightly foliated biotite 1 ' ' , ; . ,- no apparent sulphides.'- ' : ., .". ' ' \

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to schistosity 2 mm to 10 mm wide .- minor disseminated py, po, relatively abundant near

carbonate veins ' '- epidotized upper and lower contact zones. r

165.0 to 167.0 feet - amphibolide sediments with sheared quartzand auartz-carbonate veins - r

- py. PO. (sph) stringers and pods 7 to 10 percent. -174.5 to 177.0 feet - thinly bedded to laminated siltstones

- biotite schist V ;' -' "' - ' ' ^- dark grey to brown ' -- abundant py, po on bedding planes, possible iron formation- possible sph-rl eh units ; . - - - :. . ;,-. -i.- sulphides 10 to 151 over section. ; . . , .. f- : :'\

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BB-3-12

BB-3-13

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BB-3-17

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155.0

165.0 174,0179.0 183.0 188.0

10

160.0

170.0 179-0183.0 188.0 195.0

TOT*!

5.0

5.0 ' 5.0

4.0 5.0 7.0

Shwl No J Of 8

ANALYTICAL RESULTS. ( DDm )

Ho

1

1

1

1

1

fin102

V

118 114

106 73 97

Ph

11

8 fi

7 5 5

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61

89 151

59 54 47

(pp^H)

8

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157.5

194.0

202.0

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TO

194.0

202.0

290.0-

DESCRIPTION

- Cont'd185.0 feet - amphibolide zone

- highly sheared wackes with abundant quartz-carbonatestringers .'

- pyi po, cp disseminated and stringers 3 to 5 percent' over4 Inches. ^ , .

GRANODIORITE DYKE- massive, fine-grained quartz porphyry- subhedral porphyry to 30 percent of rock- slightly foliated biotite- small 'rafts' of sediments In uooer zone: epldotized.

carhonatlzed.

METASED1MENTS - SILTSTONE, WACKES- thin to massive bedding ' -- amphlbolltlc hornblende-biotlte-quartz schist, garnetiferous

zones '', - : . : ••- . ' Y. . .- trace disseminated py '..-, . !', ••'. ' ,." -- - ;- abundant quartz-carbonate veins to 1 cm wide :- cut by granodiorite dykes and veins 4 Inches to 18 Inches

wide . - ''' . -.'.' - ••'•' ' -- •'•••••' .V. .:'-'.' -- ' - - '- sharp, 'baked' contacts -'vv :- . :' ; -- slightly schistose, biottte-rich : -;.-. -, ' - '- concentrations of py near contact zones . - cnmc turiritir. ntners sllahtlv Dorohvrltlc. - ,

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SAMPLE

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205.0 215.0

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215.0 225.0

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128 72

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202.0

290.0

295.0

TO

290.0

295.0

340.5

DESCRIPTION

- Cont'd'215.0 to 220.0 feet - fractured and sheared rock

- sediments very schistose, fracture plane parallel to C. A.- granodiorite In lower 2 feet sericitlzed with sugary quartz,

minor py disseminated. ' -. , ' •••-'220.0 to 229.0 feet - granodiorite dykes with minor sediment zones12 to 18 Inches thick.271.5 feet - granodiorite dyke

- 18 Inches wide, very leucocratic- no apparent sulphides.

BRECCIATED ZONE - HACKES - -- quartz and quartz-carbonate velnlng 1 irm to 10 mn wide run

ning subparallel to C. A. with cross-cutting stringers- epidotized margins ,? ,. ,- minor py, po disseminated and small pods.

1 . ' ' " -. -, -i''- •'•' ' , ' :

HETASED1HENTS - WACKES, SILTSTONE -: ; . :- bedding variable, laminated to massive ,- garnetiferous zones 2 to 10 inches wide - , .-.- schistose; hornblende-blotlte-quartz- abundant quartz-carbonate stringers and veins 1 mm to 10 urn

wide with minor association of py, po in sediments- minor to trace disseminated py, up to 5 percent over

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SAMPLE

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BB-3-20 BB-3-21 BB-3-22

BB-3-23

BB-3-24BB-3-25

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245.0 255.0 285.0

290.0

299.0 320.0

TO

255.0 265.0 290.0

295.0

305.0 330.0

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10.0 10.0 5.0

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6.0 10.0

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1

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96 119 92

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108 102

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236 106

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340.5

DESCRIPTION

- Cont'd299.0 to 301.0 feet - pyritlferous siltstone

- DV. DO 'stringers' 1 to 2 mm wide parallel and cross-cuttingbedding 3 to 5 percent

-minor sph, disseminated - , -- '- ouartz-carbbnate velnlng In uooer 4 inches. ' '

315.0 feet - 12-inch shear zone- sediments highly schistose and fractured- disseminated and fracture-filling py, po 5 to 7 'percent- quartz-carbonate veining 5 to 10 mm wide near centre of

zone.325.0 feet - 12-inch pyritiferous siltstone

- similar to 299.0 to 301.0 feet- 5 to 7 percent py, po, cp. -

334.0 feet - garnetiferous wacke shear zone ' , ' - ,- 6 inches wide, abundant garnet subhedral, approximately

30 percent of rock ' ' - ' : - -- central zone feldspar-rich, hematite stained, possible -.

vein materiel . ; 1 - - '- ' -' - ;. : ' -- -- vackes amphlbolltlc, trace disseminated py. V - . .

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BB-3-26 8B-3-27 BB-3-35

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335.0 340.0 314.0

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340.0 345.0 314.3

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345.0

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403.0

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DESCRIPTION

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- siltstone, wacke, chert, pyrite- thinly laminated, schistose- stronojy folded, tlaht isoclinal in chert beds- DY. DO 5 to 10 oerc^nt with minor CD. sph.

METASEOIMENTS - VACKES, S1LTSTONES- amphibolite with garnetiferous zones- massive bedding, slightly schistose- abundant quartz-carbonate velnlng and brecciation 15 to

20jercent over section- minor disseminated py, po, (sph), 3 to 5 percent over 4

inches in carbonate breccia zones.353.0 feet - 4-inch quartz-carbonate breccia/shear zone

- amphibolite and epidotized wackes, garnetiferous- pods of py, po, sph, (cp) in carbonate 3 to 5 percent.

363.0 - 3-inch carbonatized wackes- strongly sheared and folded-garnetiferous, amphibolitic- py, PO L cp 2 to Sjercent. :

368.5 - 6-inch sandstone, massive bedding 2 to 3 inches- slightly schistose biotite- dark reddish-brown colour '-trace disseminated DV.-'"I: - ' '- ' ~-

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SAMPLE

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BB-3-28

BB-3-29

BB-3-30 BB-3-31

rOOTAGtFHOM

345.0

350.0 385.0 390.0

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350.0

360.0

390.0 395.0

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10.0

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75

86

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6

6

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38

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415.0

415.0

DESCRIPTION

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- possible sheared quartz-feldspar dyke- reddish feldspars in quartz-carbonate matrix- rafted fragments of amphlbolitlzed wacke- abundant py, DO 5 to 7 percent in wackes.

METASEDIMENTS - SILTSTONE, WACKES- gradational contact with upper zones- thinly bedded, less than 1-inch thick- bedding variable 75" to 85" to C. A.- minor ouartz-carbonate stringers 1 mn to 5 mn wide- wackes garnetiferous, crystals 1 to 3 mm, subhedral- py, po disseminated and in stringers in association with

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395.0 405.0 410.0

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405.0 410.0 415.0

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DESCRIPTION

- Cent 'd39.0 feet - 10 mm emphibolltlc zone

- 7 to 10 percent py, po, possible tourmaline 2 to 3 mm long- oossible epidottzed shear zone.

50.5 to 60.5 feet - siltstones with minor wacke interbeds

- thlnlv laminated, cherty- feldspar (?) phenocryst* in some areas 2 to 4 inches wide.

104.0 feet - garnetiferous wacke- subhedral crystals to 4 mm, up to 30 percent of rock over

8 Inches.112.5 feet - quartz veinlng

- random veins up to 1 mm wide, restricted to 3-lnch zone- wall rock epidotized, amphibolide- trace apparent py.

128.0 feet - sedimentary/granitic contact ' -- contact sheared, irregular, average 80" to core axis (C. A.)- py, po concentration near contact, 3 to 5 percent over .

3 Inches. ' - : -, ; •'•. . ' , . . ' . , ' - p c. - .. .. . r..- . - ,V* ''.'.i'.'' 1. .', - , - . ' , '- ; - :. . . . .."

FELSIC INTRUSIVE - GRANODIORITE - . V, - -. ".;'- massive, fine- to medium-grained ' ' ; ;:- slightiyjorphyritic quartz, feldspar up to 3 urn - '.^- biotite-rich, weakly foliated ^' - ,- *- --rafted blocks of sediments partially assimilated r v '- minor quarjz vfinjrjj and br*;ty' oL1 "!innriifir(tB - ^ ' '-

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140.0 145.0

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145.0 150.0

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1

1

r.n

91 19

Ph

1011

7n

' 46 46

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149.5

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149.5

175.0

DESCRIPTION

- Cent 'd130.0 feet - 12-inch quartz velning

- granodiorite brecciated, fragments 'encased' in massivequartz . .'

- disseminated py 2 to 3 percent in quartz.139.0 to 144.0 feet - 'rafted' meta sediments

- zones 1 to 2 feet thick of fine-grained hornblende-biotlteschist thinly interbedded with epidote-rlch (?) siltstones

- py, po disseminated 1 to 2 percent- gradatlonal contacts between sediments and granodiorite.

METASED1MENTS - WACKES, S1LTSTONES- massive wackes, biotite-hornblende schist- poorly bedded- garnetiferous, variable 1 mm to 4 mn crystals- Interbedded zones of siltstone; biotlte-quartz schist with

5 to 7 percent py, po in narrow bands and stringers- quartz and quartz-carbonate velning 2 mm to 2 cm wide,

qenerelly suboarallel schistosity- minor DV. DO, 1 to 2 percent in garnetiferous and carbonate

zones. '151.5 feet - 1-inch quartz-carbonate vein

-jPYjJO disseminated and 2 mm cubic, 3 to 5 percent over4 inches. ; , - . * . :

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SAMPLE

SAMPLE NO.

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tOOTACIFIOH

153.0 158.0 163.0

ID

158.0 163.0 173.0

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5.0 5.0

10.0

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182.0

184.0

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184.0

188.5

DESCRIPTION

- Cont'd158.0 to 161.5 feet - thinly bedded siltstone

- 'clean 1 quartz-biotite schist- schistosity, bedding at 75" to C. A.- py, po 3 to 5 percent.

174.0 feet - 12-inch granodiorite vein- sheared, 'baked 1 contacts- minor py disseminated and stringers near contact.

HETASED1KENTS - S1LTSTONES- schistose, thinly bedded to laminated biotite schist- dark brown to grey- py, po stringers and bands 1 to 3 mm thick, 5 to 7 percent- minor chert layers 2 to 5 mm thick near centre of section- lower 14 Inches garnetiferous wackes, minor disseminated py.

GRANODIORITE DYKE -- massive, fine-grained ' - ~- s lightly porphyritic Quartz.

HETASE01MENTS - WACKES . - .- massive bedding, highly schistose- garnetiferous, 5 to 15 percent in biotite schist- strongly sheared and folded, brittle fractures noted- py, po, cp 5 to 7 percent over section.

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SAMPLE

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BB-4-15 BB-4-16

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175.0 180.0

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180.0 182.0

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5.0 2.0

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HETASE01MENTS - WACKES . ' ;- massive bedding 2 Inches to 3 feet thick- schistose hornblende-biotlte-quartzichlorite- locally garnetiferous, locally carbonatlzed- minor quartz-carbonate veins and stringers 2 im to 10 mm

wide, subparallel to bedding- minor siltstone units Interbedded 1 to 3 feet thick- trace disseminated py, local concentrations In association

with altered zones. -191.0 to 193.0 feet - siltstones, minor sandstone

- thinly bedded, under 1 cm thick . '- quartz-biotlte schist i . - !- trace disseminated py, possible sph.

218.5 feet - 1-inch quartz vein :' :- quartz barren of sulphide, epidote inclusions- -- -- wall rock slightly carbonated for 2 Inches . - ' ' .'- po, py near upoer contact, 10 to 15 percent over 2 inches.

226.0 feet - 4-lnch granodiorite vein ' :- small 'splays' below for 1 foot, boudinaged and sheared- surrounding wackes gafrtellferous, 1 [to 3 m i n diameter

SAMPLE

SAMPLE NO.

BB-4-17

BB-4-18

FOf)TAC{riOM

184.0

218.0

10

189.0

219.0

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161

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300.0

DESCRIPTION

- Cont'd232.0 feet - 14-inch g ranodiorite dyke

- slightly porphyritic quartz- fine-grained, leucocratic- surrounding wackes strongly garnetiferous, carbonate

stringers highly folded/sheared- garnets 1 to 4 mm, up to 40 percent over 2 inches- minor py, po, 1 to 2 percent over 4 Inches.

235.0 feet - 8-inch granodiorite vein- similar to above, 232.0 feet.

237.0 to 240.0 feet - garnetiferous wackes- minor disseminated py, po in carbonatized zones, 1 to 2

percent over 3 Inches.258.0 feet - 8-inch ouartz-feldspar vein

- highly sheared, epldotlzed wacke inclusions- 'vuaov 1 ouartz-carbonate for 2 to 3 inches near contacts- py, po (cp) stringers 3 to 5 percent.

268.0 feet - 4-inch breccia/shear zone- fragments of wacke under 1 cm in quartz stringer network- 'healed' fractures above and below, shear at approximately

20" to C.A. . . 'V v' --'-.::-.." V ... - ' ; - ~- minor py, po on fractures, 2 to 5 percent over 1 foot.

275.0 to 281.0 feet - garnetiferous wackes- garnets 2 to 4 mn in diameter, 20 to 30 percent of rock

———— - dliSertiinaw) py. pa 2 tu S utircBiit, associated ullli yarnets nn anoarent carbonatization. "

SAMPLE

SAMPLE NO.

B8-4-I9

BB-4-20

BB-4-21

BB-4-22

DB-4-iJ

FOOTACIM(J*4

235.0

245.0

255.0

267.0

275.0

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240.0

255.0

260.0

270.0

280.0

101*1

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107

100

159

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8

12

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26

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METASED1MENTS - HACKES (CARBONATED)- carbonate-rich, highly sheared- minor schistose hornblende/biotite-rlch zones, schistosity

at 75* to C. A.- disseminated sph, py, po 1 to 3 percent.

303.0 feet - 12-Inch siltstone Interbed- little to no carbonate alteration- 3 to 5 percent py, po, sph.

METASED1MENTS - WACKES, SILTSTONE- bedding massive 1 Inch to 2 feet- locally garnetiferous wackes- minor quartz and quartz-carbonate veins and stringers 2 mtl

to 5 cm wide- slltstones quartz-blotlte schist, wackes hornblende-blotlte-

ouartzichlorite- minor carbonatlzed zones less than 2 Inches wide- trace disseminated py, minor sulphide 1 to 2 percent over

6 Inches In garnetiferous zones.331.5 feet - 12-inch granodiorite dyke

- fine-grained, leucocratic '- highly fractured, possible fault/shear zone.

334.0 to 336.0 feet - siltstone, sandstone- 'dirty 1 metaquartzite thinly bedded with silty quartz-

Diotite scnlsi - trace disseminated oy. '. - ..- ^

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393.5 feet - 6-Inch ouartz vein/shear zone- epldotized wackes with sheared quartz-carbonate veins 5 im

to 1 cm w! rip- large pod sulphide In quartz! 1 Inch In diameter- py, po. cp 10 to 15 percent over 4 Inches.

METASEDIMENTS - SILTSTONE, SANDSTONE. WACKES' thinly bedded, less than 1 inch to 6 Inches- sandstones metaquartzite with Interbedded quartz-blotlte

siltstones p .- wacke units 3 to 10 feet thick, slightly garnetiferous,

crystals under 2 urn in diameter, sparse- minor quartz-carbonate stringers 1 to 5 mm wide, most

abundant in wackes -^ - :' ' :- trace disseminated py, associated with veining. -

425.0 -feet - carbonatlzed wackes, garnetiferous- minor "pods' carbonatized up to 1 Inch wide, 20 percent ove

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margins -- trace disseminated py. -. :

465.0 to 472.0 feet - 'dirty 1 sandstone- quartz-btotite-chlorite schist- massive bedding over 3 feet thick- minor disseminated py approximately 1 percent over section.

480.0 to 482.0 feet - shear/fault zone- highly sheared, altered wackes- shearing approximate]* 80" to C. A., fracturing subparallel

to C. A.- carbonate on shear and fracture olanes-oy. DO. CD on fractures and in stringers along shear. 10

to 12 percent over section.

METASEDIHENTS - SANDSTONES. WACKES ' . ,- , -- thick, massive beds 3 to 5 feet thick- quartz-biotlte schist, 'dirty' metaquartzite- disseminated py t to 2 percent over section.

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facies contact.

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wide, general trend 30 C to C. A,- abundant py, po (cp) In stringers and pods, 7 to 10 percent

over section- graphite zones and on fractures, 2 to 3 percent over

section.

HETASEDIHENTS - IRON FORMATION- thinly laminated chert-sIltstone-wacke-pyrlte-Tmagnetlte- minor graphite near 724.0 feet, lops down-hoiel?)- py, po stringers md pods, 5 to 7 percent over section- weakly carbonatized zones 1 to 3 inches wide - .- quartz-carbonate 'healed 1 fractures randomly spaced *t

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105.0 to 110.5 feet - quartz-feldspar pegmatite vein- coarse-grained quartz and feldspar, hematite-stained

crystal surfaces- veins narrow. 3 to 5 inches wide- contacts suboarallel to core axis (C. A.)- no apparent sulohides.

163.0 feet - pegmatite vein

- similar to 105.0 feet above- 6 Inches wide in core- sharp contacts approximately 75' to C. A. ' .- biotite In granodiorite Inclusions abundant.

180.5 feet - granitlc/netasedlmentary contact ,- sharp, clean contact' -- fragments of sediments In Intrusive up to 1 Inch long

within 5 feet of contact '- sediments below contact sheared, brecciated.

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260.0 feet - thinly laminated wackes- highly sheared, carbonate-rich- 4-inch zone pyritlferous, py, po 7 to 10 percent- possibly Intrusive association.

FELSIC INTRUSIVE - GRANODIORITE DYKE- massive, fine-grained quartz-feldspar porphyry- biotite-rich- section approximately 30 percent metasediment inclusions^

1 to 10 inches wide- inclusions epidotlzed, with py, DO, (cp) blebs up to 3 to

5 percent over 5 inches.262.5 to 265.0 feet - quartz-feldspar pematitic vein

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- approximately 5 percent garnets, subhedral 3 to 5 mm- minor epidote, less than IX py.

339.5 feet - 6-lnch quartz and quartz-carbonate shear zone- sediments sheared, rafted, epldotized- minor disseminated py.

353.0 feet - 6-lnch granodiorite vein- very fine-grained, aplitic phases- trace py near contacts.

361.0 to 362.5 feet - granodiorite vein- similar to above, 353.0 feet.

364.0 to 365.0 feet - breccia/shear zone- fragmented sediments, carbonatlzed- ptygmatic quartz vein 1 cm wide- garnetiferous, minor py, po.

384.0 feet - 6-inch breccia zone- angular fragments of sediment In quartz matrix .- little assimilation of sediments- minor py, cp In quartz, 1 to 3 percent.

409.0 to 414.0 feet - slltstones, thinly laminated- py, po, cp stringers and blebs 5 to 10 percent over

section, related to quartz and quartz-carbonate stringers lessthan 1 cm wide

- wackes above and below garnetiferous.

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DESCRIPTION

- Cont'd417.0 to 420.0 feet - garnetiferous wackes

- highly sheared, folded, carbonatized- garnets subhedral 2 to 5 mm In diameter- disseminated py, po 3 to 5 percent.

429.0 feet - 8-lnch granodiorite vein- fine-grained, massive- py disseminated near contacts 1 to 3 percent over 2 Inches.

432.0 to 435.0 feet - massive wackes, abundant quartz velntng- quartz veins up to 1 Inch wide cut at variable angles,

sharp to ptlgmatlc to brecciated contacts- sediments locally epidotlzed and carbonatized- trace to minor disseminated py.

445.0 feet - 2-inch quartz vein-large Inclusions of carbonatized sediments, calc-silicate- vein sheared, folded- no apparent sulphides.

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APPENDIX II

GEOCHEMICAL DATA SHEETS



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We hereby certify that the -following are the results o-f the geochemical analysis made on 3O samples submitted.

SAMPLE NUMBER

MO PPM

CU PPM

PB PPM

ZN PPM

BB--1-01

BB- 1 -02BB-1 -03BB--1--04BB.-1-05

BB-1--06BB-1 ~07BB-1 --08BB- 1-09BB-1-10

BB- i -- 1 1BB--1-12BB--1-13BB-1-14BB-1-15

611i1

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1 037568

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1 0011624010585

3617151313

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127

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4954353242

8144433723

BB- 1BB- 1BB- 1BB- 1BB- 1

BB- 1BB--1

BB- 1BB- 1BB- 1

BB-1

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BB- iBB-3

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16181712

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He hereby certify that the following are assay results -for samples submitted.

SAMPLENUMBER

BE- 1-0 1 BB-1-02BE- 1-03BB- 1 -04BB-1-Q5

BB-1--06BB- i -07BB-1--08BB-1-09BB- 1 -~ 1 0

BB- 1 - 1 1BB- 1-12BB-1-13BB- 1-14

BB- 1 - 1 5

BB- 1 - i 6BB-1-17BB-1-1BBB-1-19BB-1-2O

BB-1-21

BB- 1 -22BB-1-23BB-1-24BB-1-25

BB--1-26BB--1-27

BB- 1 -28BB-1-29

BB- i -30

AUB/TONNE

. 05

.01

.01

.01

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.01

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. 0 1

.01

. 0 1

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.01. 0 1. 0 1

. 0 1

. 0 1

.01

. 0 1

. 0 1

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.01

.01

.01

.01

AU02 /TON

0.001 0 . 00 10 . 00 1O.O010.001

0.0010.0010.0010 . 00 10.001

0.0010.0010 . 00 10,0010.001

0 . OO 10 . 00 1o . oo i0 . 00 10 . OO 1

0 . 00 10.0010.001O.O010 . 00 1

0.0010.0010.0010 . OO 10 . 00 1

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183562

60

1431 .1

11121

15120"i-O*

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He hereby certify that the -following are assay results -for samples submitted.

SAMPLENUMBER

BB-2- 01BB-2-02BB-2-03BB-2-04BB-2-05

BB-2-06BB-2-07BB-2- OBBB-2-09BB- 2~ 3 0

BB-2- 3 1BB-2- 12BB-2- 33BB- 2- 3 '1BB-2- 1 5

BB-2- 3 6BB-2- 17

BB- 2- 3 8BB-2- 1 9BB-2- 20

BB-2- 21BB-2-22BB-2- 23BB-2- 24BB-2--25

BB-2- 26BB-2-27BB-2 -28BB-2- 29BB-2-30

AUB/TONN1

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.01

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.03

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.03

.03

.03

.03

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.03

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.03

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NONONO. 03. 03

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. 03

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O. C'C)10. 001O. O030. 0010 . OO 1

0. 0010 . 00 10.001Ci . C* C* 30. C* C' 3

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611

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SAMPLENLH1BER

BB-- BB-BB-BB-BB--

BB-BB--BB-BB-BB--

2-31

2-332-342-35

2-36. , -;, J J-. — -J' f

2-362-392-40

AU AU AU*Q. /TONNE 02 7 T ON PPB

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. 0 1 0 .

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. 0 1 0 .

NO SAMPLENO SAMPLENO SAMPLENO SAMPLENO SAMPLE

O01 9 001 6OO 1 1 3001 23001 8

BB-2-41 NO SAMPLE


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FILE 4-354/P1 DATE: JUNE 14/84 TYPE: ROCK BEOCHEM

We hereby certify that the -following are the results of the geochemical analysis made on 30 samples submitted.

SAMPLENUMBER

BB-2- 01 BB-2- 02BB-2-03BB-2-04BB-2--05

BB-2-06BB-2-07BB-2-08BB-2-09BB-2- 10

BB-2- 11BB-2- 12

BB-2- 1 3BB-2- 14BB-2- 15

BB-2- 16BB-2- 17BB-2- IBBB-2- 19BB-2-20

BB-2- 21BB-2-22BE'- 2~23BB-2-24

BB-2 -2 5

BB-2-26BB-2-27BB-2-28BB-2-29BB-2-30

MOPF;'

1221

61A52.

31221

1111NO

NONONO41

111.11

cuM PPM

122 78699115

119 .20823822

1 0949

' 1 226356

8613225

1 00SAMPLE

SAMPLESAMPLESAMPLE

46104

1715341287

P BPPM

15 1113B12

1112121511

9B7

169

12141011

138

1015141214 .

2NPPM

18149635828

106976489100

7389708463

60 ;678750

7637

9211194 :96

353

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SAMPLENUMBER

BB-2-31 BB-2-32BB-2-33BB-2-34BB-2-35

BB-2-36BB-2-37BB-2-3BBB-2-39.BB-2-40

*

MOPP

1 11

. 11

NONONONONO

CDM PPM

197 1722

243240

SAMPLESAMPLESAMPLESAMPLESAMPLE

P BPPM

26 10112033

ZNPPM

1480 128203

43302350

'

p.B-2-41 NO SAMPLE

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FILE 4-36O/P3 DATEi JUNE 14/84. TYPE: ROCK ASSAY

He hereby certify that the -following are assay results for samples submitted.

SAMPLE NUMBER

AU B/TONNE

AU OZ/TON

AU* PPB

BB-2-2O BB-2-21 BB-2-22 BB-2-23 BB-2-36

.01

.02

.01

. 01

. 02

0 . CO 1 0.001 O. 001 0.001 O.O01

321121122

BB-2-37 BB-2-38 BB-2-39 BB-2-40 BB-2-41

.01

.01

.01

.01

.04

0 . OO 1 0.001 0 . OO 1 0.001 O.O01

8941043


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*^l— EM L. si to CD r-.a-t ot~ i e~*s L--tci-Specialists in Mineral Environments

705 WEST 15th STREET NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. CANADA V7M 1T2

PHONEi(604)9BO-5BM OR (604)988-4524 TELEX: (H-

6EOCHEM I CAL ANALYBIS CERTIFIGATE

COMPANY: BEEMAR MINES LTD. PROJECT: 602 ' ATTENTION: MR. B. BOOB

FILE 4-360/P3 DATE: JUNE 14'X84 TYPE ROCK GEOCHEM

We hereby certify that the -following are the results of the geochemical analysis made on 10 samples submitted,

SAMPLE ~ MO CUPB [ ZN : NUMBER PPM PPM. PPM PPM

BB-2-20BB-2-21BB-2-22BB-2-23BB-2-36

282111

92100112119173

10979

80

39493640

1250

BB-2-37 BB-2-38 BB-2-39 BB-2-40 BB-2-41

l lT

8997413136

3302210108

5165231077875

Certi-fied by

M X M —EN L a b CD r-â "t o r~ ± *s*s L.-t cd .Specialists in Mineral Environments

705 HEST 15th STREET NORTH VANCOUVER. B.C. CftNADft V7H 1T2

1:1604)980-5814 OR (604)988-4524 TELEK: 04-352

COMPANY: SEEMAR MINES LTD. PROJECT: 602 ATTENTION: M. B. BOOS

FILE 4-360/P1 DATE: JUNE 14/84, TYPE: ROCK ASSAY

He hereby certify that the following are assay results for samples submittei

SAMPLENUMBER

BB-3-O1 BB-3-02BB-3-03BB-3-04BB-3-05

BB-3-06BB-3-07BB-3-OBBB-3-09BB-3- 10

BB-3- 11BB-3- 12BB-3- 13BB-3- 14BB-3- 15

BB-3- 1 6BB-3-17BB-3- 18BB-3- 19BB-3-20

BB-3-21BB--3-22BB-3-23BB-3-24BB-3-25

BB-3-26BB-3-27BB-3- 28BB-3-29BB-3-30

AUB/TONNE

. 03

.02

.02

.01

.01

.01

.01

.01

.01

.01

. 12

.01j . 03

. 03

.01

.02

.01

.02

.49

.01

.01

. 0 1

.01

.03 .

.01

.01

. 20

.02

.02

.02

AUOZ/TON

0.001 0.0010.0010.001O.O01

0.0010.0010.0010.0010.001

0 . 003O.OO'l0.0010.0.010.001

0.0010.0010.0010.0140.001

O. 0010.0010. 0010 . 00 10.001

C) . 00 10 . 0060.0010 . OO 10.001

AU*PPB

28 25235 ' '!16

6147 (4 ; - -2

132 ;t

837334

223

1750014

296

361

8208212719


Certified by


l~ l

Specialists in Hineral Environments705 WEST 15th STREET NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. CAIJADft V7H 1T2

PHQiE;1604)980-5814 OR (601)988-4524PHONE; (l TELE*; 04-352


COMPANY: SEEMAR MINES LTD. PROJECT! 602 ATTENTION: MR. B. BOOS

FILE 4-360/P1 DATES JUNE 14/84 TYPE: ROCK GEOCHEM


SAMPLENUMBER

BB-3- 01BB-3-02BB-3-03BB-3-04BB-3-05

BB-3-06BB-3-07BB-3-08 BB-3- 09BB-3- 10

BB-3- 1 1BB-3-12,BB-3- 13BB-3- 14

B B- 3- 15

BB-3- 16BB-3-17BB-3- 18BB-3- 19BB-3-20

BB-3-21BB-3-22B B- 3-23BB-3-24BB-3-25

BB-3-26BB-3-27BB-3-28BB-3-29BB-3-30

MO -

PPM

11il2

111 11

11111

11111

112214

110111

cuPPM

16185710092

no11214O '

50

121O2 . i1181141 06

73971287296

11992

1 OO1081 02

103125758684

F'B

PPM

78

119

10

91218 79

1311B '

87

55748

49

13e .8

912666

ZNPPM

59505962 :101 - , :

191130

60 - i31 l - -40

40618915159

5447665494

5155113236106

40635382671 :

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I lvl —EIlNl L-^Specialists in Mineral Environments

705 WEST 15th STREET NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. CANADA V7H JT2

t d -

PH0^604)9BO-5B14 OR (604)988-4524 TELEX: 04-3528

F:-z c AT z: OJT

COMPANY:. SEEMAR MINES LTD. PROJECT: 602 ATTENTION: MR. B. BOOS

FILE 4-360/P2 DATE: JUNE 14/84. TYPE: ROCK ASSAY

He hereby certify that the following are assay results for samples submitted,

Gf NUMBER

AU GXTONNE

AU 02XTON

AU* PPB

BB-3-31BB-3-32BB-3-33BB-3-34BB-3-35

.01 .

.01

.03

.01

.02

0. O01O . OO 10 . 00 10. 0010. 001

1211301617

i

J

l

ASSAY EXTRACTED.

Certified by


ixl —Specialists in Mineral

705 NEST 15th STREET NORTH VANCOUVER,

or- xEnvironmentsB.C. CftNftDA V7H 1T2

L.-tcl-

(604)988-4524 TELEX: 04-352




We hereby certify that the following are the results of the geochemical analysis made on 5 samples submitted. i

SAMPLENUMBER

BB-3-31 BB-3-32BB-3-33BB-3-34BB-3-35

MOPPM

1 2111

CUPPM

126 100105105124

PB. PPM

9 10B6B

ZNPPM

39 43

13580

1 50

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M I |x| — Eltxl L-^Specialists in Mineral Environments

705 WEST 15th STREET NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. CANADA V7M 3T2

PHONE:1604)980-5814 OR (604)968-4524 TELEX: 04-3528

tl

COMPANY:PROJECT:ATTENTION

We hereby

SAMPLENUMBER

BB-4-OJ BB-4-02BB--4-03BB-4-O4BB-4-05

BB-4-06BB-4-07BB-4-OBBB-4-09BB--4-10

BB-4-1 1BB- 4-12BB-4-33BB-4-1 4BB-4-1 5

BB- -4- 16EJP-4-37BB-1-31BB-1-32I.-: Ei- 3 - 33

SEEMAR MINES602: MR. B. BOOS

certify that

AUB/ T ON NE

. 02 . 0 1.03.03.03

. 0 1

.01. ol.01

. ol

.01

. 02

.01

. 03

. 0 1

. 01

.01

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. 01

. 02

E:f?-r z F~ x

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the follow!

AU02 X T ON

O. 001 0 . 00 1O. 001O. 0030 . 00 1

0. 0010. 0010. 0010. 0010. 001

0. 0010 . OO 10. 0010. 0010. 003

O. O010. 001o. uol0. 0010 . O C) 1

CATE: or xis^xiv

FILE 4-401DATE: JUNE 21/84TYPE: ROCK ASSAY

ng are assay results for samples submitted

AU*F'PB

8 3323.

11111

1 i71o

1

11 ^ 1 1

i CD9

BB-1-34 01 O, 001


Certified by ________^^


N— EM l_-sitDot'~.e*.tar-i*H?"S l_td-Specialists in Mineral Environ&ents

705 BEST 15th STF.'EET WORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. CANADA m 1 T2

|lE:!iOmeO-5S!4 DF: (600960-4524 TELEX: 04-35;


COMPANY: SEEMAR MINES PROJECT: 602 ATTENTION:

FILE: 4-401DATE: JUNE 20/84TYPE: ROCK GEOCHEM

k'e hereby certify^that the following are tjhe results of the geochemicalanalysis made oM'J&ys kampl es submitted 4 l C*'/ X

I ^ , LM.V ^*A,-^~U^

BB1-34

SAMPLENUMBER

BB4-0102030405

0607080930

11121 "T,

1 /i

55

4 1 6TBB4-17l BB1-31J "TO

MOPPM

21o

22

1211]

11H'.T;j ,

2O

1 J.

CU \jJ\^PPM

1201211101 0059

9775766691

199898BOBS

1 0016166 BO 26

P BPPM

107B .5

11

9127

1010

11B

131012

12914 IB B

ZNPPM

2626593340

41532457.48

4637

33344

244

BO30102 147 69

AB 'PPM

1.60.50.60.40.7

0.50.70.40.50 . 4

0 . 30.40.70.5O.9

0.6 f g)0.5 l0.4 \ 0.5 1 (T) 0.4 ^

42 15 77 O. 4

Certified by

cJ ,Specialists in Mineral Envirortiaents

70!' WEST 15th STREET NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. CANADA V7M 1T2

PHONE:1604)960-5814 OR (604)988-4524 TELEX: 04-352625

Z F- Jf

COMPANY: SEEMAR MINES LTD, PROJECT: 602 ATTENTION: MR. B. BOOS


He hereby certify that the -following are assay results -for samples submitted,

SAMPL.EHUMP

BB-4BB-4BB-4BB-4BB-4

BB-4BB-4BB-4BB-4

PDr-4

BB-4BB-4BB-4DB-4

BF- 4

Mi-4BB-4BB-4B B --4

HP- 4

BB-4BB-4BB-4BB-4BB-4

BB-4BB-4BF.:- 4

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.03

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.03

. 03

. 01

. Ci .1

. 0 3

. 03

. 0 1

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.01

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0. 0030 . C* (3 1Ci. C) (310. 001C) , 0 Ci 3

0. 001C* . Ci (310 . 00 1(3. Ci 01Ci. 001

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330 .

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MI N-EN LABORATORIES LTD.

M ISpecialists in HineraJ Environments

705 BEST 15th STREET NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. CANADA V7H 1T2

Ltd .

FHWI60419BO-5BH OR (604)986-4521 TELEK: 04-35282E



FILE 4-424ATE: JUNE 25/84TYPE: ROCK BEOCHEM

We h ereby certify that the -following are the results o-f the geochemical analysis made on 28 samples submitted.

SAMF: LENUMBER

BB--4

^

E: B -4

-18192021. j r~\

77,2425262 f

2829303132

7,7,34353637

3839404142

4344

- 4 5

MOPF:'M

11111

r-,

i1441

11113

11i21

! .1111

113

CUPPM

6110710015970

11180816969

687685 .92

320

9510810992152

361 031017088

1241 25J 00

PBPPM

585B

12

96

54139

14126715

87e9

11

101 1119

11

12BC.)

ZNPPM

2826262748

2930128852 B

4016120-;r/-;,

69

3532464137

3041683 O65

4 O4458

ABPPM

0.40.80.50.70.9

0.80 . 51.0i. l0. 7

0.70.80.50 . 61.2

0 . 40.40.6

- 0.60 . 7

0.40.70.60.5i). 6

u.B0.4 0.5

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i/

M I txj — EIIxJ L to cr*r~ -s t or~ i e? s Ltd.Specialists Jri Mineral Environ men is

70!' KLS1 U'th STREET NORTH VftNCOUVEfi, B.C. CANftDh V7M 1T2

'9*0-561* OR (604)988-4524 TELE*: 04-352828


COUPANY: SEEMAR MINES LTD. PROJECT: 602 ATTENTION: MR. B. BOOS

FILE 4-454/P1 DATE: JUNE 27/84 TYPE: ROCK GEOCHEM

We hereby certify that the following are the results of the geochemical analysis made on 30 samples submitted.

8AHP!.. FKM. 1MB E: P

l\l'.-"\- 4 6 4 748495 0

5 J52l" --^

34L i v '

5657585960

6 J626' 36465

666768

1 C''

- 7'0

7172737-^

Hi'--!- ;; 5

1-10

PPM

3

3j3

jili2

1jjj]

j323j

3.j.1j3

1o

j;i1

C LIPPM

11498969889

10634919 0

J C-1 3

8183130J 572O2

6653103124J 32

12692937886 .

J 3254

i C) Jj- 1 ' 2

3 5

P BPPM

6e647

96214191 El

76

141813

12LJ f

121214

12B89

18

2346143 3.9

ZNPPM

43

363130

74180400276740

8337

735855

1 2 5 C*

36647951836663

50394355306

J '06075

600460109

A6PPM

0.4 0. 50.40 . 20 . 6

0.70 . 50 . B0 . 7i . o

0 . 40.40. 40 , 5C* . 6

0 . 70 , 50 . 60 . 61 . 1

0 . 80 . 60 , 60.71 .4

2.01.5Ci . 60, 60 , L -

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M I M — EM L ,a to o i—-en t or~ i e?s L--fccd.SpecJaJists in HJrieraJ Environments

705 WEST 15th STREET NORTH VANCOUVER, E.C, CftNADft V7H !T2

OF; (604)968-4524 TELEX: 04-352826



FILE 4-454/P2 DATE: JUNE 27/84 TYPE: ROCK GEOCHEM

He hereby certify that the -following are the results o-f the geochemical analysis made on l samples submitted.

F; Wi F i.. E N LI M H E R

1-10 PPM

CU PPM

F*-4-76

P B PPM

T2~~

ZN F-'PM

125

AE PPM

O. B

Certified 'by

M J IN! E fsj L t? a r- -e* t o r~ ± e sJ rv M ineral En v i r o r/men t

705 K'ESJ 15th STREET NORTH VANCOUVER, P. C. CANADA V7H 1T2

L t cd .

PHONE:(6041980-5814 OR (604)988-1524 TELEX: CM-352628

COMPANY: SEEMAR MINES LTD. PROJECT: 6O2 ATTENTION: MR. B. BOOS


hereby certify t hat the -following are assay results -for samples submitted.

BAI-1PL.tr.NUMF-:ER

BB-4-46 BB-4-47BB-4-48BB-4-49BB--4-50

BB-4-51BB-4--52BB-4-53BB-4--54BB- 4-55

BB-4-56BB-4-57BB-4-5BBB-4-59BB-4-60

BB-4-61BB-4-62BB-4-63BB-4-64BB-4-65

Fi Fi- 4-66BB-4-67BB--4-6PBB-4-69I-:B-4-70

B B- 4 -71BB-4-72BB-4-73132-4-74

K^ -4 7 iri ' . . --

AUE/TONNE

. 05

. 0 1

. 03

. 01

.02

. 02

. 03, 02, 0 1. 0 1

. C* 3

. 02

.01, o i.02

. 02

.03

. 01

.01.

. 04

.01. 01. 0 1. 02.01

. 02

. 02

. 0 3. 03.01.

AUO2 /T ON

O . OO 1 O . OO 10.0010 . 00 10. 001

0 . 00 1Or 0030 . 00 1O. O010 . 00 1

0 . OO 10 . 00 10. O01.0. 0010. 001.

0. 0010. 001O. 0010, 0010. O01

o. 0010., 00 10. 0010 . 00 30, O01

0. 001O , OO10 . 00 10. 0010. 001

AU#PPB

44 7

329

17

IB5

21~r

i i

309B3

15

13218

35

71 3B

18- '7 '

2019A'P

V


Certified by -6 *MIN-EN LABORATORIES LTD.

—EIIsl L-a* to a i--s t or- i e?s I— t cd .pecialists in Mineral Environments705 HES1 15th STREET NORTH VANCOUVER, P,C. CfiNAPA V7M ]T2

PHONE:(604)960-5814 OR (604)988-4524 TELEX: CM-3528

COMPANY: BEEMAR MINES LTD. PROJECT: 6O2 ATTENTION: MR. B. BODS

FILE 4-454/P2 DATE: JUNE 27/84 TYPE:ROCK ASSAY

hereby cert i fy t hat the -following are assay results for samples submitted

SAMPLE NUMBER

AUB/TONNE:

AU02 XT ON

AU* PPB

BB-4-76 . O l 0. 001


Certified by


M X 1-4—Specialists in Mineral Environments

705 WEST 15th STREET NORTH VANCOUVER, B .C. CANADA V7H 1T2

IE: (604)980-5614 OR (604)986-4524


COMPANY: SEEMAR MINES LTD. PROJECT: 602 ATTENTION: MR. B. BODS

FILE 4-417DATE: JUNE 25/84TYPE: ROCK 6EOCHEM


SAMPLENUMBER

BB-5-01 02O 30405

06070809

' 10

11IB192021

22BB-5-23

MOPPM

1 1111

112pr

1

1

1

1

1

1

21

CUPPM

101177

88

103121B37499

li4929410167

9953

PBPPM

14 6BB4

610171312

101196

11

1015

ZNPPM

5259244522

4910436O307204

4174603164

13527

ASPPM "

0.30.4 .'0.30.3 iO. 4

0.70.91.20.91. 1

O. 8O.BO.B0.60.8

0.61. 1

Certified by

M —Specialists in Mineral Environments

705 WEST 15th BTREET NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. CftNflDft V7H 1 12

PHONE: (604)980-5814 DR (604)988-4524 TELEK: 04-35282



He hereby certify that the following are assay results -for samples submitted

SAMPLENUMBER

BB-5-01 BB-5-O2BB-5-03BB-5-04E* Ei-5-05

BB-5-06BB-5-07BB-5-OBBB-5-09BB-5-10

BB-5-11BB-5-18 --BB-5-19BB-5-20BB-5-21

BB-5-22BB-5-23

AUB/TONNE

.01

.01

.01

.01

.06

.01

.01

.01

.01

.01

.01

.01

.01

.01

.01

. 03

.01

AUOZ/TON

0.001 0.0010.0010.0010 . 002

0.0010 . 00 10.0010 . 00 10.001

0.0010.0010.0010.001C) . 00 1

0.0010 . OO 1

AU*PPB

7 111

62

11111

14311

291


Certified by


MIM —E^*N| L-,SL to o r--a t or- i e?*^Spec' l ists in Mineral Ern'irorus' ts70S WEST 15th STREET NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. CANADA V7M 1T2

Ltd -

;(604)980-5814 OR (604)988-4521 TELEX: 04-15282



FILE 4-417DATE: JUNE 25/84TYPE: ROCK BEOCHEM

We hereby certify that the following are the results of the geochemical analysis made on II samples submitted.

SAMPLE NUMBER

BB5--B4--12

13141516

1724252627

1-10 PPM

1 j111

118

331

CI) PPM

74 110852O21

7315113398B 2

PB PPM

7 86 .

217

tr iJ

9986

ZN PPM

27 1383542TO

3940BO39826

AB PPM

0.5 0.60.30.20. 1

0.20.40.30. 40 . 3

BBS-84-28 167 6 - 0.4

Certified by

M X r-J — l; 4 L. st* CD r-si-t or~ i e?; Ltd-Specialists in Iliriersl Erivirorititrits

70!' WEST IDUi STREET NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. CftNfcDfi V7M 1T2

f:(604)960-5814 OR (604)988-4524 TELEX: 04-35282

z F'j:

COMPANY: SEEMAR MINES LTD. FILE 4-417PROJECT: 602 DATE: JUNE 25/84ATTENTION: MR. B. BODS TYPE: ROCK ASSAY

He hereby certify that the following are assay results for samples submitted.

SAMPLENUMBER

BB5-84--1 BB5-B4-J

BB5-B4- 3BBS- 84-1BB^-B'1-3

BBS-84- 1BBS- 84 -2BB5-B4-2B B 5 --84 --2BBI:'~EV!~2

^'

A56

745i)7

AUB/ TONNE

. 01

. 01

. 03

. 01

. O 3

. 02

.01

. 03

. 03

.03

0

0 0ooo

oo(joo

AU2 /TON

. OO1

.001

.O01

. 00 1

. 001

. 00 1

. 00 1

. 003

. 001, OO1

DDS-85-2B .02 0.001

Certified by

M I N-EN LABORATORIIES LTD.

Intermediate to Felsic Intrusive Rocks Pyrrhotite

(a) granodiorite(b) diorite/trondhjemite

B. BOOS CLAIMSFelsic Intrusive Rocks

Strike and dip of foliation

Strike and dip of 'second' foliation(a) quartz(b) feldspar

-feldspar porphyry -quartz porphyry

Volcanic-Sedimentary Rocks Rock outcrop, small

greywacketuffaceous shale or siltstonesericite and quartz predominant in matrixfeldspar conspicuous in matrixchlorite and/or biotite-rich matrixgarnetiferoussiltstonethinly bedded to laminatedchloriticrusty-.sulphide bearing

(^ Area of outcrop

s G eological contact, approximate

5j,Ppy,po large granodiorite boulders

gentle S. slope

balsam, poplar 6. birch cover

(e) banded graphitic chert{ k) rusty or ferruginous cherty rocksBL 0-hOO Frostheave

Diamond drill hole ( June,1984 )

Skidder trail

LOCATION MAPlow. wetFelsic Volcanic Rockscovered MOLSON LAKL AREA

CLAIM MAP No G603( a) massive(e ) tuff(M) thinly bedded to laminated(S) silicified

cedar \ fi birch cove

sloping ground Water supply pump

Trench location (February, 1984)SEE SECT A-A'.BHB 1

l. R AnomaliesIntermediate Volcanic Rocks

large granodiorite Mafic Volcanic Rocksboulders

a m assve (e) tuff (II) thinly bedded to laminated

spruce G poplarBB-3-84

613971

of no outcropspruce 6. a lderBB-4-84

gently ^S. E. sloping+ 00 S f- x ;

\ ^/ arge granodrqn tic

boulderssteep m

low, flat ground

(J M inor fold axisat IIOVSO'E

gentle to moderateflat groundS\ SE. slope towards pond

5-IO 0Xo pospruce 6* balsam

coverEE MAPBB-2 balsam.

SEE MAP BB-I (rev.) granodioriteboulders

T. B. 613972BB-l-84 vi \ iIO + OO S -

low. flat

ve burden low, flat ground613970

--——-xBB-2-84gently

sloping O /5c,f,hj,k5f,g,h (q.v.)

S ' '

(1-2 0Xo v.f.g.po)

very thick alders

old pit? 5jk

x 51/lft. 6a \/5+OOS —

thick alders, poplar, spruce6* brush

SEEMAR MINES LTD. / A DNARON RESOURCES LTD

GEOLOGICAL COMPILATION14+00 5 —

THUNDER BAY M. D ONTARIOMOLSON LAKE AREA

a ~ 1 00 ft. JUNE, 1984MANWA E XPLORATION SERVICES LTD.

F. CASTELLO REVISED BY: S. CASE 602/5 (REV

SCALE100 200

42C12N*0ei8 63.4439 MOLSON LAKE

10+OOS —

Py, Po Minor -Folding

Shearing ——— -"

10+503 —Carb, PyI *} E O/ \

GRADATIONALii+oo s - C ONTACT

Py

SHARP CONTACT

Qtz Carb Stringers ———— \

11+503 —

12+OO S —

f

•8 r:

V

12+50 S —

\ 8

1

f ^

13 + 005 — \

t

kGRADATIONAL P CONTACT

Py,Po ^

GRADATIONAL ^ —— CONTACT

-^ -^

13+503 — f

Py ————— 1Po f

fc f E_ L-

14+003 ~ r^

GRADATIONAL , CONTACT C

\44 p

^ fe—— Py , Po ———— ^

MINOR FOLDING —— j—

SHARP CONTACT ^

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/4f 50 S — ^

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l O -5- u, l45 J ___

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^T^\ ^^\ -^

c \ ? . Ni l a J i

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SBB-I W 1 Q g O 9r . " E t s . -SRR P lu 2 ^ ^ * -J "~bbb *i ujuj Q-oCQ^

-i v o: o0 h- Q. W

SAMPLE GOLD Cu Pb Zn NO. oz /ton ppm ppm ppm

^Qtz 6. Garnet Stringers.(Lenticular) Striking SBB-I O.OOI 39 8 42 N-S

SBB-2 O.OOI 83 16 136SBB-3 O.OOI 71 3 49

SBB-4 O.OOI 114 26 498

-GARNET SBB-5 O.OOI 114 21 739U D -J

SBB-6 O.OOI 68 27 388

ISBB-7 O.OOI 48 5 443

SBB-8 O.OOI 93 23 315

-Foldtng- Shearing SBB-9 O.OOI 73 28 190

SBB-IO O.OOI 45 22 157

SBB-II O.OOI 32 17 89

SBB -12 O.OOI 93 12 315

SBbl * SBB-13 O.OOI 255 16 35OO

SBB-14 O.OOI 45O 19 50O

SBB- 15 O.OOI 92 12 145

SBB-16 O.OOI 3IO 16 7O

Highly Folded SBB-17 O.OOI IO7 14 65

SBB-18 O.OOI 86 IO 112

SBB-19 O.OOI I3O 14 76O

SBB-20 O.OOI 6O 22 395

SBB-21 O.OOI 58 24 35O

Folded S Sheared SBB-22 O.OOI 76 15 52O SBB-26 O.OOI 340 22 I3OO

SBB-27 O.OOI 148 30 620

SBB-28 O.OOI 132 3 425

SBB- 29 O.OOI 230 42 I5OO

SBB - 3O 0. 001 IO6 47 I42O

3tz Stringers

SBB - 22

hly Folded SBB-2

SBB - 23SBB -24ODO — tO COD Of\ ODD —— cU

SBB-19

SBB-18

LEGEND

1 METASEDIMENTS, fine to medium1 ———— ' giuinecl, pole brown lo dark grey,

iron rich shale, and siltstone.

Q. Fine grained, flesh to brown iotite Rich 2bne coloured, thinly laminatedlinor Sulphides S J | fstope ( s h a | y f0 quartz tic

loca ly )

b. Medium to fine grained, dark grey, sil ceous, ron bearing, thinly bedded metasediments.

C. Medium to dark grey, fine grained, thin y bedded to massive looking metasediments, Local iron rich zones, locally

viinor Folding biotite r eh, loca ly garnet bearing.

d. With Lenticular garnet masses, para lei to bedding.

~^-JJ^ Schistosity

^""c--- Bedding

^*^~- Joint ng

\^.; Outcrop

^^ Trench

SBB- 4 Sample location-Well Bedded

"Cherty Looking" Py) Po pyr jfe , Pyrrhot te

Qtz Quartz

SBB- 17

T —————— MASSIVE BIOTITE BED { ')

E II S BB - 16^

*r

^

.f

*

t

\i

4.~Tj— Minor Folding

1 1 f

SBB- 26

S BB - 27 SBB - 30

l SBB- 2B

SBB - 29f*

-^ -^

-^-^ f*~

—2 - SBB - 14 .. - SBB- 5j; SBB - 13

"^^-SEE SAMPLE MAP

iM

S B B - 12

SBB-5

j: SBB-6.•t

J SBB-7

ODD \ f*\ GOO Q

ODD V

S D D I I

\i i

Q CU

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^^^^^^^ — — ^^ o^—— —— to

^^^^^^ s^s s

f- coLU

CD

LU

r 8 +8O S

SAMPLE No

SBB- 31

GOLD oz / ton

0.001

Cu Pb Zn

p p m

71 10 43

4

•\ x

MINOR

FE STAINING

LEGEND

METASEDIMENTS, medium to fine grained tan to grey thinly laminated, highly metamorphosed.

EARLY FELSIC INTRUSIVE, granite texture, local boudinage.

GRANODIORITE, fine to medium grained, massive to locally porphyritic.

LATE FELS 1C l NTRUSIVEa. pegmatiticb. medium grained granitic

Outcrop

Trench

HIGHLY MIXED G FOLDED-U

sBB- 31 Sample location

ME TASEDIMENTS BLOCKS IN GRANODIORITE

VERY COARSE GRAINED "PEGMATITIC"

METASEDIMENT XENOLITH5

- 9+00 S

- 9 +5O S

HIGHLY FOLDED MIXED ZONE MEDISEDIMENT t- BLOCKS IN GRANODIORITE^

- 10 + 00 S

HIGHLY MIXED ZONE

t L''s'^ i^l/^ ^ /'.VV^v-r-T-

- to + so s

1 + 00 S

L 1 1+30 S

Scale 1 inchFEET 1O 5 O 20 FEET

•42C12N*eei8 63.4439 MOLSON LAKE220

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TRENCHINGPROJECT

B BOOS CLAIMS

SCALE

1 in. * 1O ft.

AREA

Th under Bay M. D. Ontario

DATE

JUNE, ( 984

MAP No.

BB-2(rev.)

Moppm

10

2

2

Cu ppm

92

l 10

139

94

74

103

75

68

79

108

100

116

240

105

85

87

143

81

92

86

55

145

152

IO4

85

109

172

32

39

66

80

26

12

42

FIRE ASSAY EXTRACTED

6

4

l

END OF HOLE BB-l-84 — 505.0 FEET

BB- 1-84

L4 + I5E, 10+OOS

thinly laminated, 2-5*X,py,po

sandstone

sheared wacke, py, po (cp) S-7%

SILTSTONE, WACKE, SANDSTONE

15 quartz vein

garneti ferous zone epidotized zone

epidotized zone

amphibolide, py,po S-7%

amphib otitic , tuff/wackeSILTSTONE t SANDSTONE

3 quartz vein

shear zone, 3-5 % py.po

2OO.O feet

SILTSTONE, SANDSTONE WACKE

SILTSTONE, WACKE

garnetiferous wacke

1 quartz —carbonate shear zone

8 siltstone

clean siltstone narrow garnetiferous zones

WACKE,MINOR SILTSTONE

tourmaline

l.O po nodule graphitic shear zone

SANDSTONE , WACKE

IRON FORMATION py , po 3-5 % FACING N 305

MASSIVE CHERT

4OO.O feet

l.O " quartz — carbonate vein

MASSIVE SANDSTONE, SILTSTONE

12.0 fracture zone

felsic volcanic, crystal tuffSILTSTONE , SANDSTONE

WACKE, FELSIC CRYSTAL TUFF

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PROJECT

B. BOOS CLAIMS


AREA

THUNDER BAY M. D. ONTARIO

SCALE

" * 20 f fDRAWN BY

S CASE

DATE

June 1984DWG. NO.

SECT. B B - l - 84

FEET 20 10

SCALE2O 4O 60 80 FEET

B B - 2 - 84

L 8+25E, 13 + OOS

Mo ppm

Z

2

l

6

l

4

5

2

3

1

2

2

l

28

2

l

l

4

l

l

Cu ppm

122

69

91

15

119

2O

82

38

22

109

49

122

63

56

86

132

25

100

92

IOO

112

119

46

104

17

15

34

12

87

197

17

22

243

240

173

89

97

41

31

36

Pb ppm

15

M

13

8

12

11

12

12

15

II

9

8

7

16

9

12

14

10

11

10

9

7

9

13

8

10

15

14

12

14

26

10

11

20

33

80

330

22

10

IO

8

Zn ppm

181

49

63

58

28

106

97

64

89

IOO

73

89

70

84

63

60

67

87

50

39

49

36

40

76

37

92

III

94

96

353

1480

128

208

4330

2350

1250

516

525

107

78

75


Au oz Aon

0.001

0.001

0.001

O.OOI

O.OOI

0.001

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

0.001

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

Au ppb

15

7

26

3

7

4

3

6

l

l

4

7

3

12

3

21

12

M

3

8

10

13

12

9

7

9

6

13

23

8

22

8

9

4

10

43

GRANODIORITE VEINSILTSTONE

QUARTZ PORPHYRY VEINSILTSTONE

WACKE

GRANODIORITE DYKE

SILTSTONE GRANODIORITE DYKE

SILTSTONE, WACKEsheared quartz veins

GRANODIORITE VEIN SILTSTONE, WACKE

GRANODIORITE VEIN SILTSTONE, WACKE

GRANODIORITE VEIN

2OO.O feet

2 pegmatite vein

4.O " quartz veining

SHEARED GRAPHITIC SEDIMENTS

WACKE

S OVERBURDEN

ar™?d''on'te S ILTSTONEv™9 WACKE

py, po stringers'GRANODIORITE VEIN

RAFTED SEDIMENTS GRANODIORITE VEIN

SILTSTONE, WACKE

GRANODIORITE DYKE

WACKE f SILTSTONE

shear zone

WACKE

O granodiorite vein

siltstone

3.0 " breccia fed quartz — carbona te veining

WACKE, SILTSTONEfracture zone

GRANODIORITE DYKE

WACKE

FACING N 305

'4OO.O feet

GRANODIORITE DYKE

SILTSTONE, WACKE

GRANODIORITE DYKE

IRON FORMATION

GRANODIORITE DYKE

12.0 " brecciated graphitic zone

IRON FORMATIONquartz — carbonate veining ny QQ f ~ 1 0 h

8.0 quartz vein

12.0 " granodiorite vein S ILTSTONE, SANDSTONE, WACKE

END OF HOLE BB-2-84 — 515.0 FEET

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AREA


SCALE r* 20ftDRAWN BY

S CASE

DATE

June 1984DWG. NO

SECT. B 8 - 2 - 84

FEET 20 10

SCALE2O 4O 6O 60 FEET

Mo ppnn

12

2

4

l

10

Cu ppm

16

18

57

100

92

110

M2

140

49

50

12

102

118

114

IO6

73

97

128

72

96

119

92

IOO

108

124

102

103

125

75

86

84

126

IOO

105

105

Pb ppm

7

8

I l

9

10

9

12

18

7

9

13

II

8

8

7

5

5

7

4

8

4

9

13

8

8

8

9

12

6

6

6

9

10

8

6

Zn ppm

59

50

59

62

IOI

191

130

60

31

40

40

61

151

151

59

54

47

66

54

94

51

55

113

236

150

106

4O

635

38

26

71

39

43

135

80

Au Au X 02 /ton ppb


0.001

0.001

O.OOI

0.001

0.001

O.OOI

0.001

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

0.003

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

0.014

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

0.006

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

28

25

23

5

16

6

14

7

4

2

132

8

37

33

4

22

3

17

500

14

2

9

6

36

17

8

208

21

27

19

12

l l

3O

16

B B — 3 — 84 L3H-75E, 2+50 S

OVERBURDEN

GRANODIORITE

pegmatite vein

WACKE , SILTSTONE

thinly laminated, pyt po S-10% breccia S shear zone

GRANODIORITE DYKE

amphibolite , oy,po, (sph) 7-

thinly bedded, py.po IO - 15* WACKE , SILTSTONE

2OO.O feet

fracture / shear zone

GRANODIORITE DYKE

SILTSTONE , WACKE

granodiorite dyke

BRECCIATED WACKEpyritiferous siltstone

FACING N 30512.0 shear zone

pyri tiferous siltstoneWACKE , SILTSTONE

IRON FORMATION py, po S-10% , minor cp, sph

quartz —carbonate shear zonepy, po, sph, (cp) 3-5 96 over 4.O

WACKE , SILSTONE

12.0 carbonatized shear zone4OO.O feet

SILTSTONE, WACKE


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HOLE BB-3-84PROJECT

B. BOOS CLAIMS


AREA


SCALE"' 20ft

DRAWN BY

S. CASE

DATE

June 1984DWG. NO.

SECT. B B - 3 - 84

SCALEFEET 20 10 2O 4O 6O 80 FEET

Mo

ppm

Cu

Pb

Zn

A g

Au

Au

ppm

pp

m

ppm

pp

m

oz/

ton

pp

b

Mo

ppm

FIR

E

AS

SA

Y

EX

TR

AC

TE

D

Cu

ppm 7O

88 124

125

100

114

98 96 98 89 106

34 91 90 103

81 83 130

157

202

66

53 103

124

132

126

92 93 78 86 132

54 101

72 35 45

Pb

ppm 9 l! 12 8 9 6 8 6 4 7 9 62 14 19 18 7 6 14 18 13 12 9 12 12 14 12 8 8 9 18 23 46 14 13 9 12

Zn

ppm 30 65 40 44 58 43 22 36 31 3O 74 180

40

0

276

740

83 37 735

855

1250

366

479

518

366

63 50 39 43 55 106

IO6O

75 6OO

460

109

125

Ag

ppm 0.

5

0,6

0.8 0.4

0.5

0.4

0.5

O.4

0.2

O.6

0.7

0.5

0.8

0.7

1.0

0.4

O.4

0.4

0.5

0.6

0.7

0.5

0.6

0.6

1.1 0.8

O.6 0.6

0.7

1.4

2.O

1.5 O.6

0.6

O.6

0.8

Au

oz /

ron

0.00

1

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

0.00

1

O.O

OI.

OO

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

0,001

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

O.O

OI

B B

- 4

-

84

L5 +

75

E,

4-H

25 S

WA

CK

E ,

S

ILTS

TON

E

GR

AN

OD

IOR

ITE

D

YK

E

WA

CK

E,

SIL

TS

TO

NE

SIL

TS

TO

NE

, W

AC

KE

l. O

q

ua

rtz

vein

gra

nodio

rite

dy

ke

gar

net

ifer

ou

s zo

ne

B. O

q

ua

rtz

— f

eld

spar

vein

l. O

" b

recc

ia / s

hea

r zo

ne

gar

net

ifer

ou

s zo

ne

WA

CK

E

WA

CK

E f

Car

bona

tized

OV

ER

BU

RD

EN

0.5

a

mp

hib

olid

e

zone

py.p

o

ga

rne

tife

rou

s

wack

e

quart

z

vein

ing

raft

ed

sedi

men

ts

gran

odio

rite

dy

ke

2OO

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eet

12

g ra n

od i o

r i te

dy

ke

silts

tone

f

sand

ston

e

WA

CK

E,

SIL

TS

TO

NE

gar

net

ifer

ou

s w

acke

6. O

" q

uar

tz

vein

/

shea

r zo

ne

4OO

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feet

SIL

TS

TO

NE

, S

AN

DS

TO

NE

, W

AC

KE

FA

CIN

G

N 3

05

0

qu

art

z —

ca

rbo

na

te

vein

ing

dirty

' sa

ndst

one

18 "

sh

ear

S fa

ult

zone

SA

ND

ST

ON

E,

WA

CK

E

V. O

qu

artz

— e

pido

te

vein

12

shea

r S

fr

actu

re

zone

p

y, p

o (c

p )

7

— IO

*

SIL

TS

TO

NE

t

WA

CK

E

SIL

TS

TO

NE

t

GA

RN

ET

IFE

RO

US

W

AC

KE

QU

AR

TZ

V

EIN

ING

IRO

N

FO

RM

AT

ION

, S

ILT

ST

ON

E,

WA

CK

E

py,

po

7—

10

*K

IRO

N

FO

RM

AT

ION

IQ

-15

%

py,

po.c

p, s

ph

GA

RN

ET

IFE

RO

US

W

AC

KE

6.0

m

ass

ive

su

lph

ide

b

recc

iate

d

gra

ph

itic

zon

e,

py.p

o 7

- IO

%

gra

ph

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ch

ert

b

recc

ia

SIL

TS

TO

NE

, C

HE

RT

EN

D

OF

HO

LE

BB

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4

— 7

35.O

FE

ET

RO

N

FO

RM

AT

ION

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LT

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LTD.

TY

PE

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DR

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SEC

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N

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BB

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BO

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C

LAIM

S

MA

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RA

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N

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RV

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WG

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O.

SE

CT.

B

B -

4 -

84

SC

ALE

FEE

T 2O

IO2O

4O6O

8O

FE

ET

Mo ppm

N/A

2

3

l

l

18

Cu ppm

10

11

7

7

88

103

121

83

74

99

114

74

110

85

20

21

73

92

94

101

67

99

53

151

133

98

82

167

Pb ppm

14

6

8

8

4

6

IO

17

13

12

10

7

8

6

21

7

5

II

9

6

II

10

15

9

9

8

6

6

FIRE ASSAY EXTRACTED DATA NOT AVAILABLE

Znppm

52

59

24

45

22

49

104

360

387

204

41

27

138

35

42

32

39

74

60

31

64

135

27

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80

198

26

25

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0.001

0.001

0.001

0.001

0.002

O.GOI

0.001

O.OOI

O.OOI

0.001

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

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O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

O.OOI

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62

N/A

N/A

N/ft

N/A

N/A

N/a

4

29

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N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

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L5 + 75E, 2-I-25S

N 215 0

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GRANODIORITE

Cedar Lake Pluton

pegmatite vein

CONTACT BRECCIA Wacke, Siltstone

SILTSTONE

WACKE , SILTSTONE

pyritiferous siltstone* 5-7 %

GRANODIORITE DYKEFACING N 305

granodiorite dyke

f4 "granodiorite dyke

granodiorite dyke

carbonatizQd wacke

2.0 ' quartz — carbonate vein

8 granodiorite dyke

granodiorite dyke 12 "breccia / shear zone WACKE , SILTSTONE

6 breccia zone

4OO.O feet

siltstone, 5- IO*X py,po, cp

garnetiferous wacke

8 "granodiorite dyke massive wacke

2. O " quartz vein


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