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Wolverine Exploration and Mineral Recovery

Assessment Report for

Claims 3004339 & 1234710 - 2004

Davis Twp. Sudbury Mining Division

Claim Holder - William Sims

Quartz Exposure - Power Stripping

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GEOSCIENCF ASSESSMENT OffiCE

ASSESSMENT REPORT - 2004

Claims 3004339 & 1234710 Davis & Janes Townships

Claim Holder: William Sims

Field Work - Dave Hanes Wolverine Exploration

and assistant

Reports and Maps - Dave Hanes Wolverine Exploration

and Marlene Carr

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Cover Page Infonnation Page Index

Index to Assessment Report - 2004

- Map - Claims locations and Property Holder Page 4 - Sketch - Directions to Claims Page 5 - Introduction to Report Page 6 to Page 8 - July 1,2004, Report Page 9 to Page 11 - July 13,2004, Report Page 12 - Sketch: Sims Q - 04 - 1 Page 13 to Page 14 - Aug. 9,2004, Report Page 15 to Page 17 - Sept. 7-8, 2004, Report Page 18 - Sketch: Sims 2004 - B Page 19 to Page 21 - Sept. 15, 2004, Report - Excavating Page 22 to Page 23 - Sept. 17, 2004, Report Page 24 to Page 25 - Sept. 20,2004, Report - Power Washing Page 26 to Page 27 - Review of Quartz exposure work and Sketch Page 28 - Sample list - Quartz & PGM Samples Page 29 - GPS List Page 30 to Page 33 - Photo Section Page 34 to Page 38 - Sample Analysis - Geo Lab Sudbury Page 39 to Page 40 - Sample Analysis - ALS CHEMEX Page 41 to Page 42 - 2 Invoices - Geo Lab Sudbury Page 43 to Page 44 - Si02 Analysis - Geo Lab Sudbury

End of Part 1 Cover - Bulk Samples Pages 47 to Page 50 - Report on Removal of bulk samples from Claim 1234710 and

delivery of samples to ALS CHEMEX in Mississauga ON. Page 51 - Sketch - BULK SAMPLES - 710-04 Page 52 - Claim Map - Work Areas Page 53 to Page 55 - Photos Page 56 - Bulk Sample List Page 57 to Page" - ALS CHEMEX - Assays Bulk Sample 57a - S7 V Page 61 - Access Rental Invoice Page 62 to Page 65 - Assessment Costs

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Location of Bill Sims Claims 1234710& 3004339

Property Holder:

William Sims, 392 Paisley Blvd. West Missisauga, ON. L513 2A6

Phone 1- 905 -272- 4983

Cl ient No: 194697

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Page 1 of

Location of Claims 1234710 & 3004339 - Davis - Janes Twps.

From Sudbury, drive east on Hwy. 17, to Hagar ON., -- a distance of approximately

52.0 km.

Drive northward on Hwy. 535 which ends as a paved road at River Veuve and continue

on the gravel road. The claims lie .5km. (approximately) south of the former CNR, ~~

now the Trans Canada Trail. Claim 3004339 is contiguous on the north.

From Hagar to the Claims is approximately 22km.

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Assessment Report

Bill Sims, Claim 3004339, staked on June 15,2004 and recorded June 16,2004

Introduction to Report

While doing assessment work on Mr. Sims Claim 1234710, I made a brief examination

on a line running north, then a bulldozed area running E - W along the edge of a vertical

ridge. This area had previously been held by Mr. Sims and a considerable amount of

Assessment work had been performed as documented in previous Reports. I located a

quartz vein that had been covered by overburden and about 15 meters east along the

ridge, several large pieces of quartz. At the time, the origin of the quartz lying loose has

not been located. It is possible that they are from the area of percussion drilling for

garnets in 1991 . The drill log indicates a zone of quartz lying some 5 feet beneath the

overburden.

I collected samples of quartz from the 2 sites and submitted them along with other

samples from Mr. Sims Claim 1234710 for Analysis.

The area containing the quartz has now been staked as per this Report for Assessment -

2004

Results for Si02 have been received and the Si02, over 99% warrants further work to

open up the vein and locate the source of the 2nd sample.

Only the Cost of Analysis will be applied to this Report for the 2 Quartz samples.

End of Introduction to Report. 5.

July 1, 2004

Today Dave Hanes and Marlene Carr, proceeded to Mr. Sims Claim 3004339, being

contiguous to Mr. Sims Claim 1234710 on the north and being in Davis Twp. and

bordering Janes Twp. on the east side.

We proceeded east from the road, through a low swamp and around a beaver pond, not

shown on claim maps. This is not unusual as these ponds appear and disappear along

with the availability of food for the Beaver.

We prospected several outcrops and exposures within the (south of) claim line and

failed to locate or observe rock other than schist and occasionally, fine grained gneisses,

some containing very low amounts of garnet.

After arriving at the No. I post, we proceeded southward along the line. This area

contains little in the way of exposed bedrock, overburden and forest being quite heavy.

When staking this claim, about 80 meters south of the No. I post, we approached a

vertical ridge crossing the line E W. I started to see a noticeable swing in the compass

needle. Backing up the line (Northward), the needle settled to a more stable position.

After a second attempt with the same results, I backed up once more and had Marlene

climb to the top of the ridge so I could obtain a proper line. This was made with

difficulty as the bush is very thick and sighting her on the ridge almost impossible.

When we did establish and mark a point on top of the ridge, I had her come back to the

bottom flag and blaze the line back to my position. The degree of error in the line would 6.

have been approximately 20 meters west of the completed hnc. Whatever the cause,

could lie within or beneath the ridge.

Today we examined the ridge within the claim and collected samples from along the

bottom and what appears to be a contact of overlying material. Samples along the

bottom, upward to the overlying material are composed of fine grained amphibolites,

gneiss with very minor garnet content. The contact above appears to be composed of

quartz veining, cutting coarse gneiss.

I have examined the samples and did not observe any discernable sulphides or other

mineralization that would indicate magnetic that would cause an approximately 15 - 20

degree of error.

After cleaning the samples at home and breaking off fragments from each sample, I

tested with a strong magnet and failed to pick up any fragments whatsoever. Whatever

the cause, it is not within the exposed ridge but, possibly deep seated. Regardless, the 2

samples were submitted for Au Pt - Pd., which have been Assayed by Geochemical

Analysis, resulting in trace amounts.

Staying on the line southward, prospected outcrops did not indicate mineralization that

warranted collecting samples. Most rock observed are coarse gneiss, some with

weathering along fractures within the quartz. Southward, descending a steep ridge, I

observed our flagging on the opposite shore of the Beaver Pond. Towards the pond, there

is a zones of coarse pegmatite with minor garnet.

Nothing of interest was observed in this area so we proceeded westward along the pond

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and eventually, we were able to cross over, (southward) to the opposite shore. It is now

close to 3 pm when we got back to the van. We had a bite to eat and left the samples in

the van.

I decided to take a look at the quartz vein along the ridge in the location of former

Ll OOE. Arriving at the vein (See Sketch: Sims -Q -O,¥ -/ ).

I used a grub hoe and exposed the Quartz Vein, downward, over the ridge. We

prospected the area in a radius of about 20 meters, taking in the broken quartz east of the

vein. We did not locate any more quartz. Proceeding with future prospecting and

possibly bringing in an excavator to strip the area along the vein southward will be a

decision made by Mr. Sims, based on Si02 results.

It is now about 5 :30 pm so we packed our gear and returned to Sudbury.

End of Trip July 1,2004

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Pre Field trip Report

Results from 2 Quartz samples collected on Claim 3004339 have been received. Si02

content returned at 98.46% and 98.98%.

These are favorable results and a copy of the results was faxed to Mr. Sims. A phone

conversation with Mr. Sims indicates his agreement with me to proceed with expanding

the vein by stripping and sampling over the newly exposed area.

This project is in a very early stage as only a small portion (See Sketch + Photos) of the

vein is visible and there is no guarantee that a deposit of any size will be located.

End

Trip to the Sims Claim 3004339 - Davis Twp.

On Tuesday, July 13, 2004 I (Dave Hanes) proceeded to the above claim, arriving

about 8:30 AM.

To aid in mapping, I took a GPS position on the claim line, east side of road, then

proceeded eastward to one of the old, N - S bulldozed lines, took a reading and traversed

north on this open line to the intersection of the old E - W bulldozed zone. A reading

was taken here and eastward to the Quartz vein. See Sketch and Photos. About 10

meters east, there is a large broken piece of quartz and some smaller ones. Since this

section was bulldozed, partially stripped, drilled and blasted, the source of this loose

quartz is unknown at this time.

Will start here stripping off the Quartz vein and see ifI can evaluate some size and 9.

strike direction. Trees have grown along the vertical ridge and the top surface is covered

with a strong matting of vines, moss and roots, making it tough to remove the

overburden.

I removed as much as I could using a grub hoe, small shovel and small broom to clean

the surface, I climbed over the ridge and stripped off overburden and downed dead trees,

eastward till the contact of the Quartz vein and a mass of Mica Schist and Schist

impregnated with small 1/8" - Y:!" garnets. At this time, I can only assume this contact

rock continues eastward, along a vertical ridge.

Along the ridge westward, there is a considerable amount of tree growth and debris

from the bulldozing during the early - mid 1990's. I managed to remove some rock and

rotting logs that allowed me to scrape off sweep and examine the rock which is still

quartz. Working westward, about 15 feet from the east contact, I again dug into the

debris and located the vein, apparently continuing west. I swept off whatever quartz was

uncovered and broke off chunks from several cleared areas. The fresh surfaces are bright

white opaque and clean. From the exposed Quartz, there appears to be a strike of

almost E W with a vertical plunge along the exposed ridge. At this time I can only

assume the system is open, southward, westward and continues vertical into the

overburden on a sloping area towards the valley some 30 - 40 meters distant. There is

nothing more I can do by hand so I collected several samples to clean and send some to

the client, Mr. Sims, and possibly a selected sample from the exposed area farthest west.

The loose quartz, eastward is not a factor at this time. Mechanical stripping may reveal

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the source. It is 3 :OOPM time to go home.

First though I will be stopping at a gentleman's place on the way out to confirm that he

can bring his dozer - back hoe to the Sims claim and remove the overburden from the

Quartz vein.

End of Trip, July 13,2004

Footnote to today's activities.

In a phone conversation with Mr. Sims late Tuesday PM, I explained what I had

managed to accomplish today. Mr. Sims has agreed to have the excavator brought in and

expand the vein as much as possible.

Before excavating, at least one or two days will have to be spent cutting brush and trees

along the access trails. Trees need to be removed along the vertical ridge to allow the

backhoe to expose the north face. Once power stripping is completed, should the

exposure be of sufficient size, then the exposed surface should be power washed and

sampled throughout and submitted as a single combined sample and obtain an overall

average Si02.

The excavator operator has agreed to work on site as soon as time and the weather

cools to a more moderate temperature.

End July 13,2004

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August 9, 2004

On Monday August 9,2004, I took a helper, Adam Carr to the Sims Claim3004339,

Davis Twp. north of Hagar and about 114 mile south of the Trans Canada Trai1.

Objective for today is to open up and old trail to the location of a quartz exposure on

the edge of a ridge, east of the garnet prospect opened up some years earlier.

Using a chainsaw, I cut out tree growth and Adam removed cut sections otTthe trail.

After about 2 hours we had the route opened up and ready for a small excavator to access

the area.

Next, we proceeded down the 3+ meter ridge at the Quartz location and started to cut

trees, downed logs and debris. It took approximately 4 hours to clear enough cover to

expose the Quartz and ridge for a closer examination. I then had Adam take a grub hoe

and remove overburden form the face of the ridge to bedrock. Working westward, he hit

a contact zone of minor garnet bearing schist. The contact is almost verticaL Working

downward, Quartz was once again located and stripping indicates the vein dips and

strikes somewhat N- NW, towards the uncut forest. On the east side of the original

exposure we had to dig around a clump of trees and another intruding zone of garnet

schist, gneiss and poorly defined pegmatite. Large broken pieces of quartz were dug out

of the overburden and it appears the main vein strikes eastward.

For now, we have done all we con to open the quartz vein by hand. After breaking

open some fresh faces, it is my opinion that bringing in a small backhoe (track) is

warranted. The quartz is translucent, semi- transparent and some pieces resemble glass 13.

that has been heated and dipped in ice water. Is this quartz vein, Hydrothermal? Has a

different texture (granular) and coloring that other hydrothermal veins that I have

observed, either on claims I hold or otherwise. This will not be a large deposit but when

stripped and cleaned, could be of use to someone looking for smaller quantities of High

Purity Silica.

At this time, the vein appears to be open in 3 or 4 directions. Should it extend beyond

the opened, stripped area then a decision will need to be made by Mr. Sims as to any

further expansion or not. Good access to the site from the Hagar Road and in a

reasonably easy site for removal.

To finish the day, I made a rough sketch of the quartz exposure and took some photos.

See Sketch and Photo Section. We arrived back in Sudbury about 6:30 PM.

End of Trip - August 9,2004

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September 7. 2004

In a phone conversation with claim holder William Sims this evening, I have been

requested to visit his claims in Davis - Janes Twps. Mr. Sims has indicated that he needs

some samples from these properties to test for Au - PGM. He would like to have this

done next day, Sept. 8, 2004 if at all possible.

Before proceeding with his request I found it necessary to review his 2003 - 2004

Assessment Reports, compiled and submitted from Assessment work performed by me,

Dave Hanes, Wolverine Explorations. I studied Assay results and sketch maps to pre

plan the most suitable prospecting, sampling zones.

Wednesday, September 8, 2004

I have today hired Marlene Carr, prospector and partner to assist me with prospecting

and collecting samples on the Sims claims.

We proceeded to the claims, a distance of75 km's. Taking light gear, we followed the

claim line east (See Sketch) and crossed over the marsh, then east to the No.1 post area of

Claim 3004339. From here, we proceeded south on the line to re-examine and evaluate

the possibility of expanding an area on a ridge that was tested earlier this year. No gold

was detected but trace amounts of Pt - Pd were indicated. At this time we were unable to

locate any outcrops or large exposures to merit the time in this area. Possibly at a later

date when more time is available a more in depth prospecting program could be

completed on this claim.

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I decided to cross southward and then west to the Quartz exposure, collect some Quartz

samples and return to the van for an early lunch (J 1 :00).

After a quick lunch, I moved the van to the south boundary of Claim 1234710. We

then proceeded directly to the NO.2 post location which is in Janes Twp. and tracked

N - NW to a large boulder like exposure of dirty, fractured quartz (See Photo). This site

was located during prospecting earlier this year with helper Jessica Leger. At that time

we dug around the exposure but did not determine if this is a large float or bedrock. A

sample assayed returned a trace amount ofPt.

A larger sample containing a brownish material and black veining was collected.

Northward about 5 meters+ is a large exposure oriented in an N -NW direction. A

sample was collected near the SE comer of this exposure. From here, samples along the

South, SW ridge and northward were collected by me. Marlene Carr prospected along

the East Ridge northward and then westward to where I completed. Samples collected by

Marlene will be combined and submitted as one from an area approximately 20 meters x

20 meters and Numbered 09 04 - 3 + 4. This area excludes the area sampled

previously and Numbered 09 - 04 2.

All the above samples to be Analyzed for Au - Pd Pt.

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From here we prospected several small exposures northward but within 100 meters

west of the N - S line (PI Post 2). There is considerable overburden, glacial till and 16.

blow downs in much of the area, hampering the job at hand.

A short distance south of the line Post 1 - 4 this is an irregular ridge, striking W SW

about 15 degrees. Prospecting in a contact zone of pegmatite - gamet, some samples

containing rusty inclusions and minor sulphides were collected. As we are running out of

time, we still have to return to the van by way of a detour around marsh and ponds.

We left about 6:15 PM arriving home about 7:15 PM.

End ofField Trip.

The next day, September 9,2004, the samples were cleaned, examined, and those

selected for Assay were packed in bags with II) No's.

When this was completed, all samples, with a note and photos were taken to the Post

Office in New Sudbury and shipped to Mr. Sims by Canada Post Courier, to be delivered

before Noon on Friday September 10,2004.

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Trip to Sims Claim 3004339 - Davis Twp.

Wednesday September 15,2004

I (Dave Hanes) made arrangements by contract with Access Rentals, to have a JCB

JZ70 tracked excavator on site by 9:00 AM, September 15,2004.

Also, operator Lawrence Carriere and helper Adam, along with myself for 9:00 AM.

The float did not arrive till 10:30 AM, thus cutting into our working time somewhat.

While waiting for the excavator, Adam and I located from an old map, a line cut and

bulldozed in 1990 - 91, in the vicinity of the main road. An east - west trending

(glaciated, flat lying) system of parallel 8 garnet bearing pegrnatites was observed on the

east shoulder of the road and running easterly into the bush. A cut line (N - S) is mostly

overgrown now but faint trenching can be seen and I was able to locate the

"approximate" area where a percussion drill hole was put down in _1991. This

Diamond Drill hole was set at an angle of 135 degrees Northward. The 1 st 5 feet

consisted of mixed soil and rock overburden. The next IS feet is of interest to me as the

drill had cut a vein of Quartz, before entering a zone of gamet, ferrous gneiss.

This drill hole is shown as Ll OOE. At the time of drilling, much work was

being performed on the Sims claims, evaluating quality, distribution of garnets in existing

rock formations and viability of the garnets for possible commercial use.

It is my hope when our other work is complete on this site, to open up and trench this

area in an effort to locate this quartz vein, clear it for the purpose of extracting a sample 19.

for Si02 Analysis.

Further east, there is a steeply rising, stepped cliff which strikes towards the Quartz

vein - exposure that was to be our project for today. On the 2nd step upwards (See

Sketch) a small dark exposure of quartz was observed. This area was flagged for later

hand stripping as the excavator is now here, 10:20 AM and we need to get it to the work

site.

Excavator unloaded, the operator took it via an old cut line (bulldozed in 1991, to the

top somewhat flat area which had also been stripped and bulldozed in 19911 In the search

for garnets and accidentally burying the quartz vein.

While Lawrence started to remove overburden I had Adam return to the flagged quartz

outcrop and hand strip to locate strike direction and I would inspect it for quality and

whether it needs to be expanded. Overburden ranges from a few inches to approximate 1

meter in a depression S - SE of the main exposure.

About 2:00 PM, I had Adam come to the work area and help me outline and clean off

excavated portions to determine strike and contacts with gneiss and Para gneiss on its

flanks. When removing overburden, many broken blocks of clean quartz were broken

out with the bucket and I requested Lawrence to drop this material in a pile. There are

many tons of loose quartz that can be salvaged for possible use in the future.

Lawrence cut a pathway to the bottom of the quartz exposure and proceeded to trench

E - W along the bottom of the face. By about 3:30 PM - trench some 10 meters long

was opened up, revealing the vertical dip of the quartz. Unfortunately, we have

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encountered a contact of weathered mica schist mixed with clay like inclusion of chlorite.

For now, without drilling and removing the face, I have no definite indication of true

depth of the outcrop.

For now, for calculating dimensions to establish tonnage, the height will be cut off at

3 - 4 meters. "See Sketch for Dimensions".

At about 4:15 PM, Lawrence had completed as much as possible and brought the

machine back to the top. I had him spread the overburden out so the broken quartz could

be removed and saved in a pile for cleaning.

Adam and I have removed as much loose dirt and rock from the uneven excavated area

and swept it, ready to power wash.

Lawrence returned the excavator to the pick - up area and proceeded home, arriving

about 5:00 PM. Adam and I finished up and flagged the perimeter and entrance area

around the work site. The trench will remain open until power washing and Mr. Sims

decision is to proceed, then the trench will remain open, till work completed. If no work

is done or when work is completed, this trench will be filled in up to its former level. We

finished at about 5:00PM and arrived in Sudbury 6:00 PM. Photos were taken from start

till finish today.

End of Day, September 15,2004

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Friday September t 7, 2004

Today, I took prospector Marlene Carr with me to Bill Sims Claim 3004339 in Davis

Twp., 22 km north of Hager. Purpose of trip was to locate a suitable water source for

power washing the Quartz exposure, excavated on Wed. Sept. 15,2004. The closest

water was a beaver pond directly below the exposure.

Unfortunately this pond and creek are now mostly dried up except for a few stagnating

holes in the creek bed. Also eliminating this site is the near vertical lift of approximately

75 + feet.

East along the «creek", there is another pond which is also quite low but, there is more

than adequate water to complete the washing. There are logs near the dam that will allow

us to tie off the intake hose and level spot for the pump. We then tracked through the

bush westward to the exposure and finally found a route that was fairly direct and total

lift about 30 + feet, pond to exposure.

While Marlene cut out the route through the bush, I measured the distance and flagged

her cut trail. Distance is approximately 70 meters to the trench, on the base of the

exposure, north side. About 250 feet of hose will be required for the task. There is a

vertical ridge, striking almost E - W, from the exposure and we observed a quartz vein

within the wall, intermittent at best.

Some moss and overburden along the face was removed and the quartz "appears" to be

of good quality. While washing the main exposure, a small portion of this vein may be

washed as well.

If there is no continuality or volume to this vein then we will discontinue washing. 22.

When we finished the trail, I broke off fresh faces on some of the exposed Quartz on

the main body and took some with me to examine and clean up.

After power washing a combined sample from intervals all across the exposure will be

collected, cleaned and submitted as 1 sample for WRA at the Geo. Lab. in Sudbury.

2 earlier samples from the original outcrop returned Si02 values of 98.46 and 98.98.

After washing I expect to be able to calculate a better tonnage. Even then, without

blowing off a face or Diamond Drill, the true extent of this exposure can not be

accurately measured.

By 2 PM, after prospecting eastward along the ridge, we are finished for today. I still

have to return to Sudbury and locate hoses, fittings etc. for Tuesday September 21, 2004

washing project.

End of Trip - September 17, 2004

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Power Washing a Quartz Exposure, Sims, Claim 3004339 - Davis Twp.

On Monday September 20, 2004 about 4 PM I drove to Komatsu Rents on LaSalle

Blvd ... East in Sudbury. Here I picked up the requested equipment to power wash a

quartz exposure in Davis Twp., 22km north of Hagar ON.

Tuesday September 20,2004

Today I took a helper Adam with me to the site and where we met Lawrence

Carriere, who had operated the rented excavator last Wed. Sept. 15,2004.

This report need not be drawn out into much useless information.

It took just over Y2 hour to unload and carry to the work site. A large pump, 12' intake

hose and screen were taken to a beaver pond approximately 70 meters down a grade, east,

N E of the Quartz exposure.

4, 50 foot, 2D lengths of hose were set up on a previously cut out and flagged route.

The 5th length of hose was attached at the top end with a fire hose nozzle. We still have

1,50 foot length to add if needed. Lawrence prepared the pump while Adam and I stayed

on the exposure, operating the high pressure hose and clearing loose rock etc.. Loose

pieces of Quartz, torn loose by the excavator, were picked up and washed along with the

outcrop itself.

About 11 Am we shut the pump ofT for refueling and oil check. I then had Lawrence

take his chainsaw and cut out some downed trees that are in the way. Adam and I opened

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up channels to let water and debris run out of a lower area that contains good quality

Quartz.

Continuing with washing, Adam and I alternated washing and piling Quartz and

keeping run off channels open.

By about 12:30 PM, I was satisfied that for the present, we have cleaned all that we

can. If there is more to be done, then that decision will be made by claim holder, Bill

Sims.

Our work area today, was previously bulldozed in the early 1990's while investigating

garnet potential.

Notable today after washing, is the very weB defined contact on the west side between

Quartz and Chloritic, garnet bearing schist. Other contacts can be seen but at this time I

can not determine the true length on the east south east end as it (the Quartz) appears to

dip below a capping of schist and other country rock.

See Sketches and Photos.

Our last on site task is to dismantle the pump hoses etc. and bring them back up the hill.

Here, the hoses were rolled up and by 1 :OOPM all gear was returned to my van.

Lawrence's job is complete for today. Adam and I spent about 40 minute's breaking

out fresh quartz samples across the total length and width of the exposure.

I am going to clean the pieces (about 20 pounds) and submit them as ONE combined

sample the Geo. Lab. in Sudbury for a WRA

By about 2:30 PM I had the equipment back to Komastu Rents and checked in. I then

took Adam home and by 3~00 PM my day was complete. 25.

Assessment Report - 2004

Sims, Claim 3004339 - Davis Twp.

Expanding a small (1 meter x 2 meters) exposure of white - opaque Quartz on the north

edge of a 3 meter high ridge.

The site was brushed out, power stripped and power washed. This was followed up by a

sampling program across the length and width of the exposure. Approximately 20

pounds was collected and will be submitted to the Geo. Lab. Sudbury, for Si02 Analysis.

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Samples - Claim 3004339 - Davis Twp.

These 2 Samples collected from present Claim 3004339 submitted May 18, 2004 along

with a Quartz sample from SE corner, Claim 1234710.

Results appear within this Report and are under Geo Job. No. 04-0086 and costs are

submitted here ONLY for 459-QA & 459-QB, Claim 3004339.

A Quartz Exposure - Claim 3004339

On Wednesday, September 15,2004, Exposure of white Quartz was opened up by use

of an excavator and pockets of soil, loose rock etc. were removed and the exposure swept

off.

On Tuesday, September 21,2004, a portable pump was used to power wash the

exposed Quartz. Large amounts of loose Quartz were placed in a pile and washed also.

After washing, a systematic sampling was under taken, approximately 20 lbs. of Quartz

from across and along the exposure. This sample was taken home, washed and each

piece will have a small portion removed. These pieces will be submitted to the Geo Lab

in Sudbury for a WRA - Majors to determine an average Si02 content of the exposed

Quartz. Agate milling requested.

This sample is labeled: Sims - 339 - 09 - 04

Analysis will be included at end of Assessment Report 2004.

27.

Samples - Claim 1234710 - Davis Twp.

These samples were collected on September 8, 2004. Sample sites are shown on

Sketch: Sims - 2004 - B.

The 4 samples were shipped to Mr. Bill Sims, Claim holder who submitted them to ALS

CHEMEX. Vancouver, B.C., for Au - PGE Analysis. Results are with this Assessment

Report.

Sample No's and Description

Q - 09 04 ----------- Quartz exposure NW of No.2 Post

09 - 04 2 ----------- S SE portion of large exposure, 5 meters north of Quartz sample possible contact

09 - 04 - 3+4 -------- 2 samples from exposure approximately 20meters x 20 meters x 3 meters high. Exposure extends beyond above measurements. Both samples submitted as ONE.

09 04 - 5 ----------- W - SW ridge approximately 30 meters -SW of No. I Post

28.

GPS LIST

Relevant to Assessment Report 2004 - Claims 1234710 & 3004339

WPT. NO.

488

489

491

512

513

516

448

453

GPS location

N 4638.494 W 08025.130

N 46 38.441 W 080 25.130

N 4638.332 W 08025.300

N 4638.216 W 080 24.862

N 4638.235 W 080 24. 869 +

N 46 38. 275 W080 24.894

N 4638.268 W 080 24.866

N 4638.295 W080 25.632

29.

Site Description

No. 1 Post Claim 3004339

Ridge on line S of No. 1 approx.95 meters - Anomaly and sample for Au PGE

location of Quartz o/c. power stripping, power washed and composite sample approx. 90 m. east of main road.

Quartz exposure, NW of No.2 Post, Claim 1234710

Large mineralized exposure 5 m north of512 Tested for AU-PGE + 512

Exposure - tested PGE + Au W - SW of No. 1 1234710

Possible - Zircon olc along bottom of ledge on N - S Claim line - 1234710- S of No. 1

Very hard, slender intertwined golden xIs. Massive exposure on edge of pond - strikes E-W and lies south of line.

Photo Section

Claim 1234710 And

Claim 3004339

Davis and Janes Townships

2004

30.

Photos - 2004

Top photo : Orig ina l Quartz exposure Sio2 - 98+ %.

Bottom Photo . Handstripping Quartz exposure.

31.

Top Photo: Excavator on Quartz Exposure

Bottom Photo : Power washing Quartz exposure

32.

Top Photo: Quartz - NW of No.2 Post. Tested for Au-Pt-Pd Claim 123471 0 Bottom Photo: Ridge south face, 5 M. north of Quartz shown in above Photo. Assay - Au-Pt-Pd.

33.

Analysis for Si02

and

Assays for Au - PGE

2004

Claim 3004339

and

Claim 1234710

34.

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still to do

Balance of Costs

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Recommendations

Removal of Bulk Samples

from Sims Claim 1234710

and

Delivery to ALS CHEMEX Lab.

Mississauga, Ontario

October 2004

At the request of the claim holder Bill Sims, (Claims 1234710 and 3004339), Dave

Hanes owner and operator of Wolverine Exploration began preparations to remove a bulk

sample of Quartz (500 pounds), and possible dyke material (500 pounds).

The exposures in question are in the SE corner ofClaim1234710, about 200 meters N

and 70 meters west of the No.2 post. There is no accessible route at this time through

Me. Sims claim except the OFSC which in off season is over a large expanse of marsh

and beaver ponds.

I decided to contact our dozer operator Lawrence Carriere as he is familiar with this

area, having logged here and groomed the OFSC traiL

Lawrence advised me that a portion of the old road and old logging road enter off the

township road and traverse N - NW and comes out near an old barn, just inside the claim

line (EW) (2-3).

On October 7, 2004, I drove to Lawrence's place, north of Markstay and from here

Lawrence drove us to a trail leading to a clearing.

Here he unloaded his ATV and we drove about 1 km. NW to the Sims claim. We

parked the ATV and walked N - NW about 200meters till I located the Quartz location.

Now we marked out with blue flagging the best access route through the bush to an entry

point off the traiL

Several changes were made to allow the route with the least obstacles, (trees, boulders,

deep wet ground). Part of our flagged route followed old logging trails.

Completing our flagged route, we returned to the A TV and then home. Next step is to

P-lJ7

set up a work date when myself, Lawrence and helper Adam would all be available.

END

After consulting with Mr. Sims re access and mailing a cost for removing the bulk

sample, I was given the green light to proceed with the project.

Today, October 20, 2004 is the day everyone needed to be available. I drove to the exit

location and Adam and I unloaded my ATV to transport us and our gear for the day to the

edge of the bush trail cutoff.

Lawrence's truck and trailer were also here and Lawrence walked his dozer in ahead of

us. Traveling the 1 km distance on A TV, we came to our flagged route.

The bulldozer could be heard working ahead of us. Lawrence has made the trail in and

it is good enough to drive my A TV in towards the work site.

Some small trees black spruce and dead trees had to be cut out by chainsaw to prevent

their falling onto the dozer or other people. One length of trail traversed a very soft,

moss covered area and here, small trees were laid in place, thus giving fimicr access and

avoid tearing up the forest, or getting stuck.

By about 10 AM, we were at the area to sample. An area around the Quartz was

cleared and leveled to allow piling the rock in segregated units.

Some items transported to the site were, a ~heavy sledgehammer, maul, set of

scales, tub to weigh rock as well as food, water ecL.

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I instructed Lawrence to attempt to break off some large pieces of quartz along well

defined cracks in the exposure. Doing this, Lawrence removed a quantity in the dozer

bucket and dumped it in the cleared area. Between Adam and 1, we broke the larger

blocks into smaller pieces and put them in the container on the scales.

Each container, filled, weighed about 150 pounds. When we had 500+ pounds of

quartz, the balance was put in a pile separate for possible future use.

After a short lunch break, 1 had Lawrence cut a path to the ridge which lies about 10

meters north of the Quartz outcrop. Large blocks of material were broken out along

fractures and rolled into the bucket. We now repeated what we did with the quartz and

after weighing and breaking up another 500+ pounds, we loaded the 1,000+ pounds into

the bucket for transport back to the township road. Adam and I proceeded ahead and by

about 2:30 PM., we were all back to our vehicles.

Lawrence loaded his bulldozer onto his trailer and proceeded home, arriving about

3 PM.

Adam and I had removed the rock form the bucket and put it into containers in my

Astro Van. This load and my total ATV and trailer is just about too much for this small

van. We then drove back to Sudbury. Since I did not know when I would be shipping or

Delivering to Toronto myself, I had to unload the rock and store it in my own storage

area. My day ended about 6:00 PM

End October 20,2004, Bulk sample removal.

See Photos and Sketch: Bulk sample 710 - 04

Pg.

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Discussing the bulk sample(s) with Mr. Sims, it appears the quickest and simplest way

to forward the 1,000 pound to ALS CHEMEX Lab, on Timberlea Blvd. in Mississauga

Ontario is for me to load it into my van and deliver it myself.

On October 25, 2004, I loaded the material into 2 separate lots ready to drive to

Toronto the next day - October 26,2004.

I left Sudbury about 8:00 AM, October 26 and arrived at ALS CHEMEX at 1 :00 PM.

Mr. Sims had not yet arrived so I decided to unload into Lab containers. Mr. Walter

Spooner, Chemex, had some workers come and help to unload the rock, Quartz in 1

container, the other in a separate container. This was completed about 1 :40 PM. About

this time, Mr. Sims arrived, this being the first meeting between us since I started

working on his claims in 2003.

We had a brief discussion with Walter and it is decided to process each of the 5

(non Quartz) container. Analysis for Au, PGE will be performed on each of these 5

containers. I wrote up a sample list with numbers for Chemex and Walter returned a

photo copy for my records.

My job is now complete and I have requested a copy ofthe Analysis for the

Assessment Report I am preparing.

End - October 26, 2004

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A - Quartz expos ure - Sampled power stripped, power washed and re-sampled

B - Ridge - compass dev iation - sampled - Au - PGE

C - Ridge - sulphides - Au - PGE anal ysis

D - Quartz ex posure - 500 pound bulk sample, Au - PGE

E - Exposure - poss ible olivine dyke - 500 pound sample, Au - PGE

F - Mass ive exposure, blue-grey, compact extremely hard, inte rtwined blades.

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Bulk Samples - Cla im 1234710

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18.90 2

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Please Remit Payments To :




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ANALYSED FOR UNIT CODE DESCRIPTION PRICE TOTAL

BAT-01 Administration Fee 30.00 30.00 PREP-31 Crush, Split, Pulverize 6.00 12.00 PREP-31 Weight Charge (kg) - Crush, Split, Pulverize 0.30 5.67 PGM-ICP23 Pt, Pd, Au 30g FA ICP 16.25 32.50 ME-ICP41 34 Element Aqua Regia ICP-AES 6.50 13.00 GEO-AR01 Aqua regia digestion 2.50 5.00

SUBTOTAL (CAD) $ 98.17

GST R100938885 $ 6.87

TOTAL PAYABLE (CAD) $=====10=5=.0=4

Certificate:

Account:


Comments:

To:

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ANALYSED FOR UNIT BILLING INFORMATION QUANTITY CODE DESCRIPTION PRICE

T005015430 RLQ 10-MAR-2005

Due on Receipt

WILLIAM SIMS INDUSTRIES LTD. ATTN: WILLIAM SIMS 392 PAISLEY BLVD. WEST MISSISSAUGA ON L5B 2A6



C3

2 18.54

2 2 2

PREP-31

PREP-31

PGM-ICP23

ME-ICP41

GEO-AR01

Crush. Split. Pulverize

Weight Charge (kg) Crush. Split. Pulverize Pt, Pd, Au 30g FA ICP

34 Element Aqua Regia ICP-AES

Aqua regia digestion

SUBTOTAL (CAD)

GST R 100938885

TOTAL PAYABLE (CAD)

6.00

0.30 16.25

6.50

2.50

$

$

$

Page 1 of 1

TOTAL

12.00 5.56

32.50

13.00

5.00

68.06

4.76

72.82

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ANALYSED FOR UNIT

Page 1 of 1

BILLING INFORMATION QUANTITY CODE DESCRIPTION PRICE TOTAL

Certificate:

Account:

Date: Project: PO. No.: Quote: Terms:

Comments:

T005014599 RLQ 10-MAR-2005

Due on Receipt

To: WILLIAM SIMS INDUSTRIES LTD. ATTN: WILLIAM SIMS 392 PAISLEY BLVD. WEST MISSISSAUGA ON L5B 2A6


ALS Chemex 212 Brooksbank Avenue North VancouverBC V7J 2C1

C3

1

1.53

PREP-31

PREP-31

PGM-ICP23

Ag-AA45

GEO-AR01

ME-XRF05

Crush. Split. Pulverize

Weight Charge (kg) - Crush, Split, Pulverize

Pt, Pd, Au 30g FA ICP

Trace Ag - aqua regia/AAS

Aqua regia digestion

Trace Level XRF Analysis

6.00

0.30 16.25

2.00

2.50

7.50

SUBTOTAL (CAD) $

GST R100938885 $

6.00

0.46

16.25

2.00

2.50

7.50

34.71

2.43

TOTAL PAYABLE (CAD) $=====3=7=.1=4

Project:

P.O. No.:

ALS Chemex EXCELLENCE IN ANAL YTICAL CHEMISTRY ALS Canada LId.

212 Brooksbank Avenue North Vancouver BC V7 J 2C1 Phone: 604 984 0221 Fax: 604984 0218

CERTIFICATE T005005265

This report is for 9 Rock samples submitted to our lab in Toronto, ON, Canada on 18-JAN-2005.

The following have access to data associated with this certificate: WILLIAM SIMS l I

To: WILLIAM SIMS INDUSTRIES LTD. ATTN: WILLIAM SIMS 392 PAISLEY BLVD. WEST MISSISSAUGA ON L5B 2AG

To: WILLIAM SIMS INDUSTRIES LTD. 392 PAISLEY BLVD. WEST MISSISSAUGA ON L5B 2AG

Page: 1 Finalized Date: 28-JAN-2005

Account: RLQ

SAMPLE PREPARATION ALSCODE DESCRIPTION

WEI-21 Received Sample Weight

PUL-31 Pulverize split to 85% <75 um

SPL·21 Split sample· riffle splitter CRU·31 Fine crushing • 70% <2mm

LOG-22 Sample login - Rcd w/o BarCode

ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES ALSCODE DESCRIPTION INSTRUMENT

ME·ICP41 34 Element Aqua Regia ICP-AES ICP-AES PGM·ICP23 Pt. Pd, Au 30g FA ICP ICP-AES

This is the Final Report and supersedes any preliminary report with this certificate number. Results apply to samples as submitted. All pages of this report have been checked and approved for release. Signature:

Method A"alyt. u"lt ..

Sample Description LOR

SAMPLE 1 SAMPLE 2 SAMPLE 3 SAMPLE 4 SAMPLE 5

QUARTZ 1 QUARTZ 2 QUARTZ 3 QUARTZ 4

ALS Chemex EXCELLENCE IN ANAL YTICAL CHEMISTRY ALS Canada Ltd.

212 Brooksbank Avenue North Vancouver BC V7 J 2Cl Phone: 604 984 0221 Fax: 604 984 0218

WEI-21 PGM-ICP23 PGM-ICP23 PGM-ICP23

R ... vd Wt. Au pt Pd

kll ppm ppm ppm

0.02 0.001 0_005 0.001

8.73 0.004 <0.005 0.002 7,00 <0.001 <0.005 0.001 8.32 <0,001 <0.005 0.001 7,78 <0,001 <0.005 0.001 4,79 <0.001 <0,005 0.001

5.43 0,025 <0.005 0.001 5,30 0.008 <0.005 0.001 8,24 <0.001 <0.005 0.001 8.74 <0.001 <0.005 0.001

ME-ICP41

All ppm

0.2

<0.2 <0,2 <0,2 <0.2 <0.2

6,7 1.2 0.7 0.4

ME-ICP41 AI

% 0.01

2.32 2,37 2,30 2.26 2.02

0,09 0.05 0,05 0,05


Page: 2· A Total # Pages: 2 (A. C)

Finalized Date: 28·JAN·2005 Account: RLQ

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS T005005265

ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 As B Ba Be BI Ca Cd Co Cr

ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm 2 10 10 0.5 2 0.01 0.5 1 1

<2 <10 660 <0.5 <2 1.94 <0.5 25 17 <2 <10 640 <0.5 <2 1.98 <0.5 26 19 <2 <10 640 <0,5 <2 1.98 <0.5 26 20 3 <10 580 <0.5 <2 1.94 <0.5 26 18 4 <10 550 <0.5 <2 1,82 <0.5 22 18

194 <10 20 <0.5 31 0,03 <0,5 1 9 40 <10 10 <0.5 5 0.02 <0,5 1 11 15 <10 10 <0.5 5 0.01 <0.5 <1 11 12 <10 10 <0.5 3 0.01 <0.5 <1 12

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MetIIocI Malyi_

Units Sample Description LOR

SAMPLE 1 SAMPLE 2 SAMPLE 3 SAMPLE 4 SAMPLE 5


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212 Brooksbank Avenue North Vancouver BC V7J 2C1 Phone: 604 984 0221 Fax: 604 984 0218

ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41

CII Fe Oe HR

IIlIm % IIIIm .... m

1 0.01 10 1

65 4.83 10 <1 64 5.09 10 <1 63 4.95 10 <1 66 5.36 10 <1 55 5.27 10 <1

51 0.53 <10 <1 38 0.48 <10 <1 15 0.36 <10 <1 19 0.31 <10 <1

ME·ICP41

K

%

0.01

1.04 1.04 0.99 0.97 1.01

0.05 0.03 0.02 0.03

ME-ICP41

La

.... m

10

30 30 30 30 30

<10 <10 <10 <10

To: WILLIAM SIMS INDUSTRIES LTD. 392 PAISLEY BLVD. WEST MISSISSAUGA ON L5B 2AG

Page: 2 - B Total # Pages: 2 (A· C)

Finalized Date: 28-JAN-2005 Account: RLQ


ME·'CP41 ME·ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME·ICP41

MR Mn Mo Ne NI P Pb S Sb % IIlIm Pllm % IIlIm IIlIm p .. m % .. -0.01 S 1 0_01 1 10 2 0_01 2

1.36 372 1 0.26 43 4080 2 0.07 <2 1.42 374 1 0.28 41 4010 2 0.Q7 <2 1.42 365 1 0.27 44 4020 2 0.05 <2 1.34 379 1 0.26 37 4040 2 0.08 <2 1.19 320 1 0.23 32 4280 <2 0.04 <2

0.02 28 <1 0.01 15 50 1205 0.10 2 0.01 23 <1 0.01 14 40 151 0.14 <2 0.01 24 <1 0.01 19 20 124 0.02 <2 0.01 26 <1 0.01 8 10 53 0.02 <2

"-.~ t-({)

Me_ Analyt_ Unit.


SAMPLE 1 SAMPLE 2 SAMPLE 3 SAMPLE 4 SAMPLES


ALS Chemex EXCELLENCE IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY AlS Canada Ltd,

212 Brooksbank Aveoue North Vancouver BC V7 J 2C 1 Phone: 604 984 0221 Fax: 604 984 0218

ME-ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME·ICP41

Sc Sr TI TI

.... m .... m % .... m

1 1 0.01 10

8 35 0.32 <10 9 34 0,33 <10 9 35 0.33 <10 8 32 0,35 <10 7 33 0,36 <10

<1 2 0.01 <10 <1 2 0.01 <10 <1 2 <0.01 <10 <1 1 <0.01 <10

ME·ICP41

U

.... m 10

<10 <10 <10 <10 <10

<10 <10 <10 <10

ME·ICP41

V

.... m

1

90 102 98 111 106

2 1 1

<1

To:WILUAM SIMS INDUSTRIES LTD. 392 PAISLEY BLVD. WEST MISSISSAUGA ON L5B 2A6

Page: 2· C Total # Pages: 2 (A. C)

Finalized Date: 28.JAN-2005 Account: RLQ


ME-ICP41 ME·ICP41

W Zn ppm p .. m 10 2

<10 89 <10 90 <10 97 <10 94 <10 77

<10 5 <10 2 <10 <2 <10 <2

.. ~ *l l-V)

Project:

P.o. No.:

ALS Chemex EXCELLENCE IN ANAL YTICAL CHEMISTRY ALS Canada Ltd

212 Brooksbank Avenue North Vancouver BC V7 J 2C 1 Phone: 6049840221 Fax 604 984 0218


This report is for 2 Rock samples submitted to our lab in Toronto, ON, Canada on 28-FEB-2005.

The following have access to data associated with this certificate:

J: WILLIAM SIMS INDUSTRIES LTD. 392 PAISLEY BLVD. WEST MISSISSAUGA ON L5B 2A6

Page: 1 Finalized Oal. ... 10-MAR-2005

This copy reported on 15-MAR·2005 Account: RLQ

SAMPLE PREPARATION ALS CODE DESCRIPTION


PUL·31 Pulverize split to 85% <75 um SPL-21 Split sample - riffle splitter

CRU-31 Fine crushing - 70% <2mm

LOG-22 Sample login Rcd w/o BarCode

ANAL YTICAL PROCEDURES WILLIAM SIMS I I

~------------------~


ALS CODE

ME-ICP41

PGM-ICP23

This is the Final Report and supersedes any preliminary report with this certificate number. Results apply to samples as submitted. All pages of this report have been checked and approved for release,

DESCRIPTION INSTRUMENT

34 Element Aqua Regia ICP-AES ICP-AES

Pt, Pd, Au 30g FA ICP ICP-AES

Signature:

Method Analyte


SAMPLE6

QUARTZ5

ALS Chemex EXCELLENCE IN ANAL YTICAL CHEMISTRY ALS Canada ltd

212 Brooksbank Avenue North Vancouver BC V7J 2Cl Phone 6049640221 Fax: 604 984 0218

WEI-21 PGM-ICP23 PGM-ICP23 PGM-ICP23

Recvd WI. Au PI Pd

kg ppm ppm ppm

002 0.001 0.005 0.001

8.26 0.001 <0.005 <0.001

10.28 0.003 <0.005 <0.001

ME-ICP41

Ag

ppm

0.2

<0.2

0.8

ME-ICP41

AI

%

001

2.61

0.07


Page: 2· A Total # ... ages: 2 (A· C)

Finalized Date: 10·MAR·2005 Account: RLQ

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS TOO5015430

ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41

As B Ba Be BI Ca Cd Co Cr ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm

2 10 10 05 2 0.01 0.5 1 1

5 <10 580 0.6 <2 2.08 <0.5 28 21 16 <10 10 <0.5 3 0.01 <0.5 1 10

-J • r-\n

Method Analyte


SAMPLE6 QUARTZ5



ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME-ICP41

Cu Fe Ga Hg

ppfP % ppm ppm

1 0.01 10 1

71 5.92 10 <1 6 0.46 <10 <1

ME-ICP41

K

%

0.01

0.92 0.03

ME·ICP41

La

ppm

10

30 <10

): WILLIAM SIMS INDUSTRIES LTD. 392 PAISLEY BLVD. WEST MISSISSAUGA ON L5B 2A6

Page: 2· B Total # .... ages: 2 (A· C)

Finalized Date: 10-MAR-2005 Account: RLQ


ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41

Mg Mn Me Na N, P Ph S Sb

% ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm % ppfP

0.01 5 1 001 1 10 2 001 2

1.43 460 1 0.34 44 3990 6 0.10 8 0.01 34 <1 001 10 30 93 0.03 <2

E ~ In

Method Analyte


SAMPLE6 QUARTZ5


212 Brooksbank Avenue North Vancouver BC V7 J 2C1 Phone 6049840221 Fax 604984 021 B

ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41

So Sf Ti TI

ppm ppm % ppm

1 1 0.01 10

10 43 0.40 <10

<1 2 <0.01 <10

ME-ICP41

U

ppm

10

<10

<10

ME-ICP41

V ppm

1

129

2


Page: 2 - C Total # .. ages: 2 (A - C)

Finalized Date: 10-MAR-2005 Account: RLQ

CERTIFICA TFOFANAL YSIS TOO5015430

ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41

W Zn ppm ppm

10 2

<10 102

<10 <2

c::: "I'll r-VJ

Project:

P.O. No.:

ALS Chemex EXCELLENCE IN ANAL YTICAL CHEMISTRY ALS Canada Ltd.

212 Brooksbank Avenue North Vancouver BC V7 J 2Cl Phone: 6049840221 Fax: 6049840218


This report is for 2 Rock samples submitted to our lab in Toronto, ON, Canada on 7-FEB-2005.

The following have access to data associated with this certificate: WILLIAM SIMS I



Page: 1 Finalized Date: 14·FEB-2005

This copy reported on is-FEB-200S Account: RLQ

SAMPLE PREPARATION ALS CODE DESCRIPTION


PUL-31 Pulverize split to 85% <75 um

SPL-21 Split sample - riffle splitter

CRU-31 Fine crushing - 70% <2mm

LOG-22 Sample login - Rcd w/o BarCode

ANAL YTICAL PROCEDURES ALS CODE DESCRIPTION INSTRUMENT

ME-ICP41 34 Element Aqua Regia ICP-AES ICP-AES PGM-ICP23 Pt, Pd, Au 30g FA ICP ICP-AES


Method Analyte


Sl S2

ALS Chemex EXCELLENCE IN ANAL YTICAL CHEMISTRY ALS Canada Ltd,

212 Brooksbank Avenue North Vancouver BC V7 J 2C1 PhonR 604 984 0221 Fax: 604 984 0218

WEI·21 PGM·ICP23 PGM-ICP23 PGM·ICP23

ReevdWt. Au Pt Pd kg ppm ppm ppm

0.02 0.001 0.005 0.001

10,20 0,001 <0,005 0,001 870 <0,001 <0,005 <0,001

ME-ICP41 Ag

ppm

0.2

<0,2 <0,2

ME·ICP41 AI

% 0.01

2,60 2A1


I CERTIFICATE OF ANAL YSIS

ME·ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME·ICP41 As B Ba Ba BI Ca

ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % 2 10 10 0.5 2 0.01

<2 <10 630 0,5 <2 212 <2 <10 570 0,5 <2 2,06

Page: 2·A Total # I"'ages: 2 (A· C)

Finalized Date: 14·FEB·2005 Account: RLQ

TOO5008317

ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 Cd Co Cr

ppm ppm ppm

0.5 1 1

<0,5 32 27 <0,5 32 22

q...

~ I:-V)

Method Analyte


51 52

ALS Chemex EXCELLENCE IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY ALS Canada Ltd.

212 Brooksbank Avenue North Vancouver BC V7 J 2C1 Phone: 604 984 0221 Fax: 604 984 0218

ME-ICP41 ME-ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41

Cu Fe Ga Hg

ppm "10 ppm ppm

1 0.01 10 1

69 5.40 10 <1 64 5.34 10 <1

ME·ICP41

K %

0.01

0.97 1.04

ME·ICP41 La

ppm

10

20 30


Page: 2 - B Total # l"ages: 2 (A - C)

Finalized Date: 14-FEB-2005 Account: RLQ


ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 Mg Mn Mo Na NI P Pb S Sb "10 ppm ppm "10 ppm ppm ppm "10 ppm

0.01 5 1 0.01 1 10 2 0.01 2

1.53 428 1 0.31 43 3800 <2 0.05 <2 1.37 390 1 0.29 43 3960 <2 0.09 <2

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Vi-

Method

Analyte Units


S1 S2

ALS Chemex EXCELLENCE IN ANAL YTICAL CHEMISTRY AlS Canada Ltd,

212 Brooksbank Avenue North Vancouver BC V7J 2C1 Phone: 604 984 0221 Fax: 604 984 0218

ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41 ME·ICP41

Se Sf TI TI ppm ppm % ppm

1 1 0.01 10

9 36 0,31 <10 9 39 0,38 <10

ME·ICP41

U ppm

10

<10 <10

ME·ICP41 V

ppm

1

111 116


Page: 2-C Total # .... ages: 2 (A - C)

Finalized Date: 14-FEB-2005 Account: RLQ


ME·ICP41 ME.ICP41 W Zn

ppm ppm

10 2

<10 99 <10 89

.... ~ l'-V)

Project:

P.O. No.:

ALS Chemex EXCELLENCE IN ANAL YTICAL CHEMISTRY ALS Canada lid,

212 Brooksbank Avenue North Vancouver BC V7J 2C1 Phone 604 984 0221 Fax: 604 984 0218


This report is for 1 Rock sample submitted to our lab in Toronto, ON, Canada on 5-JAN-2005.

The following have access to data associated with this certificate: WILLIAM SIMS I I

To: LAR-ADD GOLD MINES LIMITED ATTN: WILLIAM SIMS 392 PAISLEY BLVD. WEST MISSISSAUGA ON L5B 2A6

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I: LAR-ADD GOLD MINES LIMITED) 392 PAISLEY BLVD. WEST MISSISSAUGA ON L5B 2A6

Page: 1 Finalized DatI:!: 17.JAN-2005

This copy reported on 18.JAN·2005 Account LARADD

SAMPLE PREPARATION ALSCODE DESCRIPTION

WEI-21 Received Sample Weight PUL-31 Pulverize split to 85% <75 um SPL-21 Split sample - riffle splitter CRU-31 Fine crushing - 70% <2mm LOG-22 Sample login - Rcd wlo BarCode

ANAL YTICAL PROCEDURES ALS CODE DESCRIPTION INSTRUMENT

ME-XRF05 Trace Level XRF Analysis XRF PGM-ICP23 Pt, Pd, Au 30g FA ICP ICP-AES

This is the Final Report and supersedes any preliminary report with this certificate number, Results apply to samples as submitted. All pages of this report have been checked and approved for release, Signature:

Method Analyte Units


SIMS CLAIM 1234710

ALS Chemex EXCELLENCE IN ANAL YTICAL CHEMISTRY ALS Canada Ltd,

212 Brooksbank Avenue North Vancouver BC V7 J 2C1 Phone: 6049840221 Fax: 6049840218

WEI·21 PGM-ICP23 PGM·ICP23 PGM·ICP23

RecvdWt. Au Pt Pd

kg ppm ppm ppm

0.02 0.001 0.005 0.001

0,82 <0,001 0.007 0,001

ME·XRFOS Zr

ppm

2

276

): LAR-ADD GOLD MINES LIMITED 392 PAISLEY BLVD. WEST MISSISSAUGA ON L5B 2A6

Page: 2·A Total # Pages: 2 (A)

Finalized Date: 17.JAN-2005 Account: LARADD


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Project:

P.O. No.:

ALS Chemex EXCELLENCE IN ANAL YTICAL CHEMISTRY ALS Canada ltd



This report is for 1 Rock sample submitted to our lab in Toronto, ON, Canada on 28-FEB-2005.

The following have access to data associated with this certificate: WILLIAM SIMS I I


J; WILLIAM SIMS INDUSTRIES LTD. 392 PAISLEY BLVD. WEST MISSISSAUGA ON L5B 2A6

Page: 1 Finalized Date: 10-MAR-2005

This copy reported on 15-MAR-2005 Account: RLQ

ALS CODE

WEI-21

PUL-31

SPL·21 CRU-31

LOG·22

ALS CODE

Ag·AA45

ME·XRF05

PGM-ICP23

SAMPLE PREPARATION DESCRIPTION

Received Sample Weight

Pulverize split to 85% <75 um Split sample· riffle splitter

Fine crushing 70% <2mm

Sample login· Red w/o BarCode

ANAL YTICAL PROCEDURES DESCRIPTION

Trace Ag - aqua regiaJAAS

Trace Level XRF Analysis Pt, Pd, Au 30g FA ICP

INSTRUMENT

AAS XRF

ICp·AES


Method Analyt ..


1168651 2ND

ALS Chemex EXCELLENCE IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY ALS Canada Ltd,

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WEI·21 PGM-ICP23 PGM-ICP23 PGM-ICP23

Recvd WI Au PI Pd

kg ppm ppm ppm

002 0001 0,005 0001

1,53 0,001 <0,005 0,001

Ag-AA45

Ag

ppm

02

<02

ME-XRF05

Zr ppm

2

256


Page: 2· A Total # Pages: 2 (A)

Finalized Date: 10·MAR·2005 Account: RLQ

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS TOO5014599

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CONTRACT

GST #: 100025683RT TERMS: CASH CUSTOMER

SHIP TO: HANES, DAVID R 100 KENT CRT SUDBURY ONT P3A 4R5

CONTRACT it: 7<';2'6'" DATE PRINTED:09/14!2004

PAGE: 1 TEL: 705-560-7376

CLERK: ELF

DELIVERY AND PICKUP

wEDNE:'3DAY MORN INC: AND F QLLOi-J {AS BEEN PROVIDED ON T~E ATTACHED

101~ EX~'. ii'l7/05

---RATE I{R UHT-----~ HOO!IS DAILV IeJ(LV ~ IeJ(S DIlTE I Tlto( Il1T mv ~T

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WEll SEll 15.94 @il:3il DUE: nil '\Kp i6l114 88: 3il

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IT IS UNDERSTOOD AND AGREEO THAT THE TERMS ANO CONDITIONS ON THE REVERSE su;e "HEREOF CONSTTnJTE AND Fom f>ART OF T>-!IS A<;;.REEMENT AND THE lESSEE ACKNOWlEDGES 'T'HAT HE HAS REAO AN!> UNOEASTooO SAI~ TERMS .\NO CONomONS & ACl(NOWlEOGES RECEtP"t OF" GOODS t.}S'tEO ABOVE

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RENTAl.SJSAI...E.S AGR5.EME:'I.lT J.oUI.OE AT LOCATIQf>.l8E.TWEEN ACCESS REN1'Al.S &, SUPf\.Y Ulro4llEo H£RElfoiAFTER CAUEG'1,£SSORt AND THE, CUSTOMER NAMEO ABOVE HfREfoUIFJER CAU...EO "LESSEE"'I 'PURCt-fASER'rCUSTOMER"'

Assessment Costs 2004 - Claims 1234710 and 3004339

Labor Costs field work

Name

Dave Hanes Wolverine Exploration Lic. C37701

Marlene Carr Prospector

Adam Carr Helper

Lawrence Carriere Equipment Operator

Date

July 1 July .15 13. bttAug. 9 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 17 Sept. 21 Oct. 20 Oct. 26

July 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 17

Aug. 9 Sept. 15 Sept. 21 Oct. 20

Work Cost

Dave Hanes field work

$ 150,00 $ 150.00 $ 150.00 $ 150.00 $ 150.00 $ 150.00 $ 100.00 $ 150.00 $ 100.00 $1250.00

$ 150,00 $ 150.00 $ 150.00

Marlene Carr = $ 450.00

$ ]00.00 $ 100.00 $ 80.00 $ 125.00

Adam Carr $ 405.00

Sept. 15 Operator excavator, power stripping Sept. 21 Helper power wash Quartz

$ 120.00 $ 100.00

Oct. 20 Use of personal bulldozer, cut trail and remove bulk sample $50.00 a hour dozer and operator 8 hours $ 400.00

Operator and equipment = $ 620.00

Total of all labor Cost = $ 2725.00

Assessment Costs - 2004

Access Rental Sept. 15 2004 1 day rental - excavator - JCB - J270 Invoice No. 273901

Miscellaneous Costs - Invoice No. 284931 (cont' d)

Transportation: Dave Hanes -Invoice No. 284929 7 trips to claims - return

Dave Hanes - Invoice No. 284931 Bulk sample, use of ATV & chainsaw

Dave Hanes - Deliver bulk sample to ALSChemex 1,000 pounds @$0.40 km

$ 724.21

$ 207.00

$ 315.00

$ 75.00

$ 160.00

Total Transportation $550.00

Assessment Costs - 2004

Office: Preliminary Report and Sketch Maps

Invoice No. 284929 - Dave Hanes - Report - Map(s)

Invoice No. 284931 (cont' d) - Dave Hanes bulk sample Claim 1234710 - 3 hours

Invoice No. 284929 - Marlene Carr, final Report, on Computer

$ 150.00

$ 45.00

$ 100.00

Invoice No. 284931 - Marlene Carr, final Report - bulk sample 2 hrs. $ 30.00

Total Report Costs = $ 325.00

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-Assessment Costs - 2004

1. Assays: Geo Lab Sudbury No. 04-0086 Invoice No. 25126 $ 85.60

2. Geo Lab Sudbury No. 04-0188 Invoice No. 25179 $ 59.92

3. Geo Lab Sudbury No. 04-0328 Si02 Analysis $ 50.00

4. ALS CHEMEX INVOICES - For bulk samples

5.

2,500 pound lots plus, 2 tests for Zirconium Invoice No. 1134818 $ 97.15 Invoice No. 1168651 $ 32.10 Invoice No. 1174473 $329.61 Invoice No. 1176996 $105.04 Invoice No. 1184670 $ 72.82 Invoice No. 1184682 $ 37.14

Total of ALS CHEMEX $673.86

Total ofGeo Lab Sudbury = $195.52

Total of Assays $869.38

TOTAL OF ALL ASSESSMENT COSTS $5400.00

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