APR 4 '90 13:38

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Assaying - Consulting - Representation

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CerticateCompany: NORANDA EXPLORATION CO LTD.Project: 287Attn; P. COOPER

OT-0232-RA1

Date: APR-04-90Copy 1. P.O.BOX I205.TIMMINS.ONT. MN 7J5

2. FAX TOW-9572

We hetvhy ctrttfy the following Assay of 13 SPLIT CORE samples submitted APR-03-90 by .

Au g/tonne""'6?6i'

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oz/ton g/tonne oz/ton69572 6957? 605746957569576

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Certified by.

G. Lebel l Manager

P.O. Box 10, Swastika, Ontario POK1TO Telephone (705)642-3244, FAX (705)642-3300

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Swastika LaboratoriesA DI vit Ion of Atttyer* Corporation Ltd.

Assaying - Consulting - Representation

Assay Certificate OT-0224-RA1

Company: NORANDA EXPLORATION CO. LID. Date: MAR-30-90Project: RENO Copy l . P.O.BOX I205 t Tlmmlru.Ont. P4N 715 Attn: 2. PMI02M-9S72

Wf hereby certify the following Assay of 8 SPLIT CORE samples submiUedMA*-29-90by. ^ ^^

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DIAMOND DRILL HOLE RECORDnnf, -

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BEARING O 0 -North

LENGTH 169 m (554 feet)CORE LOCATION

DATE STARTED Feb.-36 T ~1986 ——DATE FINISHED Feb. 28. 1986LOGGED BY K . A . Archer

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FOOTAGE From To ROCK TYPE AND DESCRIPTION Core Y. SAMPLE Analytical results

AnglBULP Number -from to length Au A* Cu Zn Ag Au_______ ____ ________;____ ppb ppm ppm ppm ppm ox /t

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23.5 OVERBURDEN

54 MAFIC TO INTERMEDIATE TUFFS AND FLOWS

greenish-grey to brown, varies from highly schistose and sheared to fairly massive intense calcite alteration, quartz-calcite veinlets common trace pyrite, usually as cubes

54

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97.0-98.4m sulphide is almost exclusively pyrite USX)

98.4-100.4m both pyrite and pyrrhotiteare present and often intergrown but pyrite dominates sulphide is often massive

100.4-103.8m mostly chlorite schist andchert) 107. quartz-ankerite veining and 27. pyrite, pyrrhotite (mostly at 103.1-103.4m)

103.8 107.8 ASH TUFF

homogeneous, weakly foliated non-mineralized but still pervasive ankerite few thin quartz-ankerite veinlets

107.8 112.6 CHERT-MAGNETITE IRON FORMATION

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SAMPLE Analytical results Number from to length Au As Cu Zn Ag Au ____ ______________ ppb ppm ppm ppm ppm oz/t

highly disrupted but no sulphides few small quartz veinlets 3-SV. magnetite overall

* 107.8m

112.6

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165 ARGILLITE

typical - black, phyllitic tt 122m quartz-ankerite still strong at start of unit but dies off downhole .

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FOOTAGE From To ROCK TYPE AND DESCRIPTION

l65 END OF HOLE

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DIAMOND DRILL HOLE RECORDPROJECT.

HOLE No.

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DATE STARTED Feb. 28. 1986DATE FINISHED Mxrrh 2. ]9R6

LOGGED BY R , A , Archer

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FOOTAGE •* From To ROCK TYPE AND DESCRIPTION

ID ————— ————————————————— ————————————0 18 OVERBURDEN

® 18 99.8 MAFIC TO INTERMEDIATE TUFFS AND FLOWS

-, broken, weathered to 27.3m •* i chloritic to 28.0m then brown to grey-green,

sericitic, well-foliated t 28. 8m ^. tiny quartz eyes (up to 1mm) abundant ' throughout unit

pervasive calcite alteration

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____ , ppb ppm

45 26454 31.6 33.2 1.6 10 75

26455 38.3 38.7 0.4 11 25

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46.5m becomes chloritic again fi 49.0m 45

50.8-73.3m patchy epidote alterationappears to replace albitization; still chloritic matrix, still per vasive calcite; trace pyrite locally

73.3-99.8m calcite alteration increases, chlor ite ends; becomes more sericitic; quartz-calcite veinlets common; local cherty laminae; up to 53C pyrite loca lly but mostly trace 8 87.0m 60 combination of sericite and calcite alteration gives appearance of shearing

92.8-96.0m moderately phyllitic

99.8 116.5 ASH-LAPILLI TUFF

highly stretched fragments of volcanic materialand rounded clasts of chert in a highly alteredmatrix of ash tuffsharp change from calcite to ankerite alterationat contactmany fragments also alteredtrace pyrite

108.0-110.4m and 112.5-116.5m ash tuff only

113. 9-115.1m 20V. quartz-ankerite veins, trace pyrite

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116.5 129.8 CHERT - MAGNETITE IRON FORMATION

highly disrupted due to soft-sediment deformation and later brecciation chert is creamy white chlorite schist common magnetite is 10- 15V. overall

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128. 8-129. 8m mostly chert and mudstonewith sugary, grey quartz vein at 129. 7-129. Bm (contains 27. pyrite, pyrrhotite)

26450 129.4 129. B 0.4 12 50

129.8 153 ARGILLITE

typical - black, phyllitic 9 136.0msmall, quartz-ankerite veins common andlocally, a few larger ones (146.2-146.4m and149.9-150.0m) - 27. pyrite, pyrrhotite17. crystalline blebs of pyrite, trace pyrrhotitelocallygrey, sugary quartz-ankerite at 31.6m and 33.2m

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DIAMOND DRILL HOLE RECORDPROJECT. Wikwam - 262

HOLE No.. DDH-262-86-17

LOCATIONAREA or

CLAIM No. L. 633413, 633416

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DEPARTURE LS6+OOE

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LENGTH 192m (63Q feet)CORE m . .LOCATION Timmins

DATESTARTED March 13. 1986FINISHED "arCh 15 ' 19S6

LOGGED BY R . A . Archer

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Core y. SAMPLE Analytical results AnglBULP Number from to length Au As Cu Zn Ag Au _______ ____ ______________ ppb ppm ppm ppm ppm oz/t

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41.6-41.Bm sheared quartz-carbonate vein, 2V. fine pyrite

45.6-45.8m sericitic shear, rocks to eitherside are sericitized and silicified

52.8-63.Bm several small shears, often filled with calcite

-shears and quartz-tourmaline veinletsare at shallow angles (15-20 degrees) to C.A.suggesting a south dip to structure in this area

57.0-71.6m chlorite is rare and silicification is predominant

78.1m quartz-ankerite-tourmaline vein

81.4m quartz-ankerite-tourmaline veins increase in abundance and locally contain l'/, pyrrhotite

85.5-85.9m sericitic shear

106.6m Bern wide quartz vein with 3/C 4'/. sphalerite, IV. pyrite and pyrrhotite

111.6 156.8 SHEARED INTERMEDIATE VOLCANIC

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0m l*/, pyrite

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4m highly sheared, weathered,mostly just soft fault gouge, locallyserpentinized| trace to IV. pyrite

thin quartz-tourmal ine-pyriteveinlet

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9m IB"/, fine to medium graineddisseminated pyrite

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graphitic shear, then rock is highlyaltered to 153.0m

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4m quartz-graphite schist, 5 -10V. pyrite

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25607 116.2 117.8

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5X 25627 147.5 14925628 149 150.5

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NEWMONT EXPLORATION OF CANADA Project-' Diamond Drill Hole Log Hole * 262-86-17 Page 3 o-f 3

FOOTAGE J From To ROCK TYPE AND DESCRIPTION Core 7. SAMPLE Analytical result*

AnglSULP Number from to length Au As Cu Zn Ag Au ,- _________________________________________________________ ____ _____________ ppb ppm ppm ppm ppm oz/t

156. 4-156. 6m milky quartz vein, trace pyrite

'"3 156. 6-156. Bm graphitic fault gouge 25635 156.6 158.1 1.5 25 75

156.8 192 GRAPHITIC ARGILLITE9

-more de-formed than argillite in hole 25636 158.1 159.6 1.5 22 100262-86-15, le. shearing has affected this

^ unit - pyrite is smeared out along foliationplanes into stringers and undeformednodules are rare and small

J -foliation Is fairly consistent at about 7070 degrees to C. A.-few quartz veins and veinlets

- -pyrite also occurs as fine grained d i em- 57. i nations - about Z'/, overall

- -several small shears throughout - graphitic 2 fault gouge

.. 192 END OF HOLE

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Mining ActReport of Work(Expenditures, Subsection

32E12SE8875 2.13515 NOSEWORTHY 900

Type of Work Performed

Assayina - Diamond Drill CoreRecorded Holder Newmont Exploration

Mining Division

Larder Lake

of Canada LimitedAddress

c/o Noranarta Exnloration Co.. Ltd.. Box 120Work Performed By

Noranda ExplorationName and Address of Author (of Submission)

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No of Days

No ol Days

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l hereby certify that, at the time the work was performed the claims covered in this report of work were recorded in the current recorded holder's name or held under a beneficial interest tay the current recorded holder.

Date

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Wavne Corstorphine, 0,/jS Wavne , c/o P.O. Box 1205, Timmins, Ont

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