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Third Year Assessment Report

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Mineral Licence20830M

Jake's GullyProperty

St. John's,Newfoundland and Labrador

NTS 1N/07

Submitted by (License Holder)

Jason D. White

Work Conducted: April and May 2013

Total Expenditure: $1863.00

Total Claims: 14

Date: March 14th, 2014

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction 3

2. Property Location & Access 3

3. Mineral Rights Status 3

4. History & Previous Work 4

5. Regional & Local Geology 9

6. Exploration Program 9

7. Recommendations and Conclusions 9

APPENDICES

APPENDIX I List of Expenditures 10

APPENDIX II List of Personnel 10

APPENDIX III References 11

LIST OF FIGURES

FIGURE 1. Area Location Map 5

FIGURE 2. Property Location Map 6

FIGURE 3. Regional Geology Map 7

FIGURE 4. Exploration Location Map 8

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1. Introduction

This report summarizes prospecting and heavy media concentration by sluicing and panning conducted on the Jakes Gully property near the Foxtrap Pastureland, Newfoundland and Labrador in 2013.

Yours TrulyJason D. White

March 14th, 2014

2. Property Location and Access

The property is located in the south of the Foxtrap Access and Trans Canada Highway at the western boundary of the city of St. John's in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, NTS 1N/07 (Figure I). The northeast corner having the UTM coordinates of 5,255,500 N, 353 000 E; of Zone 22; NAD 27. General access to the property can be obtained from the Pastureland Road (Figure II).

3. Mineral Rights Status

Mineral licence 20830m replaces mineral licences 019510M,019517M,019518M,019650M, staked by the author in 2011 and contains 14 claim blocks respectively.

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4. History and Previous Work

1880's – Howley and Murray complete the first Newfoundland Geological survey

1890's – Nearby Bell Island starts to produce hematite from sedimentary deposit

1905 – pyrophyllite found at Trout Pond, Dog Pond & Jakes Gully

1931 – MacIntosh reports on Manuels pyrophyllite

1937 – Vhay reports on phyrophyllite for the Geological Survey of Newfoundland

1952 – Rose maps region for the Geological Survey of Canada

1952 – Alex Clarke stakes the area of Dog Pond

1953 – Brinco acquire mineral rights around the Clarke claim on the Dog Pond deposit

1958 – Gillespie reports on the pyrophyllite for the Geological Survey of Newfoundland

1963 – Dawson studies area for M.Sc. thesis, notes sillicification in the area

1965 – G.H. Gale maps the area as part of B.Sc. thesis

1965 – Newfoundland Minerals acquire Dog Pond deposit when Clarke claim comes opens

1967 – Newfoundland Minerals conduct 19 hole diamond drilling program on Dog Pond deposit, showing

pyrophyllite at depth, southern portion of dog pond deposit extended beyond mineral licence

1969 – McCartney studies the regional geology of the area

1970 – Keats studies pyrophyllite in the area as part of M.Sc. thesis

1975 – Hsu maps the 1N/10 map sheet at 1:50,000 scale.

1978 – Brinco relinquish the mineral rights in the Dog Pond area

1978 – Newfoundland Minerals stake area around Trout Pond and sink six diamond drill holes

1981 – J. Tyler Mining recommends further drilling to the south of the Dog Pond pyrophyllite deposit

1982 – Newfoundland minerals sink 53 m diamond drill hole in the Dog Pond area, very little findings of

pyrophyllite, encountering the rhyolite / sediment transition zone and 3.8 m of overburden; 63 m diamond drill

hole sunk 300 m south of the Dog Pond deposit showing broken & lost core with some low grade pyrophyllite.

1986 – Apex notes 100 ppb Au in pyrite from a pit near the Dog Pond pyrophyllite deposit

1988 – King produces a compilation map of the Geology of the Avalon Peninsula

1989 – Hayes and O'Driscoll outline the 15 km long high alumina belt and note gold bearing potential

1990 – Hayes and O'Driscoll further examine the geographical extent of the gold bearing system

1997 – Northstar Exploration Ltd conduct geochemical survey & find 500 ppb Au south west of Pastureland

1998 – O’Brien compares geological setting of gold mineralization & hydrothermal alteration in Avalon rocks of Newfoundland to gold deposits elsewhere in the Appalachians

2001 – Rubicon minerals acquire mineral rights as part of larger project including Steep Nap & Bergs prospects

2008 – Canstar Ventures conduct airborne geophysical survey, geophysical magnetic low near gold prospects

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Figure 3. Regional Geology Map(From O'Brien, 1998)

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5. REGIONAL AND LOCAL GEOLOGY

The property lies within the Avalon Zone of the Newfoundland Appalachians. It is underlain by felsic and mafic volcanic rocks of the late Precambrian Harbour Main group. These are locally overlain by clastic sedimentary rocks of the Conception group and are intruded by the Holyrood Intrusive suite to the west and north. The latter is a composite granite-monzonite-diorite intrusion (O'Brien, 1998). For a more detailed map see Figure 3.

6. EXPLORATION PROGRAM (See Figure 4.)

During the 2013 exploration program the main activities were prospecting and collecting then panning a heavy media concentrate. In late April the a trek was made on an old skidder trail from the Pastureland Road to the pole line, then to the cut over area with two old log cabins and across a small marshy & wooded valley was followed, the linear valley is assumed to be a fault striking north east toward the Dog Pond pyrophyllite deposit.

In early 2013 the skidder trail to Jake's Gully had been upgraded by a company applying for Crown Land for an industrial development, this allowed access by truck to the area where the five 20 L buckets of till had been collected and screened to less then 1 cm. The soil was collected from the rocky blue / gray poorly sorted C horizon; the rocks being roughly ¾ blue mafic to intermediate volcanic mixed with similar colour meta-sediments and the remaining ¼ of the rocks were a mix of felsic and granite, all the rock had angular to sub-angular shape. The five 20 L buckets of soil were passed through a sluice, with 1 L of concentrate was collected and further panned, from this concentrate a sample of approximately 30 ml of black sand was collected; this sample did not appear to contain any visible gold or any other notable metallic minerals other than the magnetite.

A third day in May was spent attempting to pan in the small brook between Hennessy's Pond and Kelligrews Trout Pond to the south, access was gained through a logging road. While there appears to be a fault contact area between the granites to the west and the mafic/meta-sediments to the east, the 100 m of river bed had little to no till, but rather was littered with large angular boulders resting on bedrock outcrop, making panning not possible in the river bed.

7 RECOMMENDATIONS & CONCLUSIONS

With the known alteration belt including significant pyrophyllite mineralization, it is possible an adjacent zone containing precious or base metals occurs. Further exploration is required to identify any possible mineral zones of economic value.

The following exploration activities are recommended for the Jake's Gully property:

1. A tightly spaced geochemical survey over the north east trending fault running from Jake's Gully toward the Dog Pond pyrophyllite deposit,

2. Additional heavy media separation, including sieve analysis at multiple points on a grid,

3. Geophysical surveys including a ground VLF, Magnetometer and IP.

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APPENDIX I LIST OF EXPENDITURES

Expense Cost per unit Total

Research & Report Writing

$100.00/person day $300.00

Field Work $100.00/person day 9 $900.00Meals $20/person/day 9 $180.00Use of Auto $60 / day 3 $180.00Fuel $20 / trip 3 $60.00

Subtotal $1,620.00

Administration 15% $243.00

Total $1,863.00

APPENDIX II LIST OF PERSONNEL

Name

Jason D. White 23 Emma's Pl.CBS, NL.

Jason Shaw83 Park AveMt. Pearl, NL

Joe Lee2a Pynn Pl.St. John's, NL.

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Trina, The location where the 5 buckets of soil were collected, with no lick finding any visible gold, were 5255420 N 363450 N +/- 15 m. The River south of Hennessey's Pond was walked, but I couldn't find any soil as the bedrock had been washed clean, so no samples were taken. Jason

On Tuesday, 19 January 2016, 13:53, "Adams, Trina" <TrinaAdams@gov.nl.ca> wrote:

Hi Jason, Please see the attached letter regarding the 2nd year work report on Mineral license 20830M. If you have any questions, please let me know. Best regards, Trina Trina Adams, B.Sc., G.I.T. Geologist Mineral Lands Department of Natural Resources 50 Elizabeth Avenue P.O. Box 8700 St. John’s, Nl, Canada, A1B 4J6 t 709.729.0573 e trinaadams@gov.nl.ca