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DIAMOND DRILL R ECORD

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HOLE No. N-l

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FORMATION 10

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FORMAT IONHO

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Continued DIAMOND DRILL RECORD

ffOfWTY BAND-ORE GOLD MIMES LTO.

•NMT NWMMt 2 4KTIOH

unnm MTU-

IIAIINO

to

HOLE No. N-4

11*1110

(OMFltlfD

IUVATION

QCFTM ftCT

77.3- 79.079.0- D2.082.0- 90.290.2- 91.891.8-102.8

102.8-103.0103.0-103.3103. -113. 7113.7-114.6114.6-115.5115.5-121.6121.6-122.5122.5-128.0128.0-128.6128.6-149.0149.0-150.6150.6-161.3161.3-161.9161.9-169.0167.0-171.8171.8-206.0

i JFORMATION ' ***oCt r*0* '0 1 wo t M

1 {

ApliteGneissAmphiboliteAmphibolite -i- Aplite (Lit par Lit)GneissAmphiboliteAmphibolite fi Gneiss (Lit par Lit)GraniteAmphiboliteApliteAmphiboliteApliteAmphiboliteGraniteAmphiboliteApliteAmphiboliteApliteQuartz Diorite ft 1 1 D 1 1Aplite 1*1 U r 1.1Quartz Diorite POOR Ol

t -, s A . A , w l k

POOR QUALITY ORIGINAL TO FOLLOW

i,; C O rt */ 1N u t t/.DIAMOND DRILL RECORD

PKOPIKTY B lJrin -O K f (r* i /l /y/ M f s it r.

, SHEET NUMBER y

I.ATITIJRP

Z SECTION PROM TO STAPTCn

DATUM rOMPlRTPn

npPAOTClPE BEARING till

KLRVATION DIP POr

DIPTH rt tT

?7 *-h 79. 079 oh j(zi0Z J. o J* f 0.2f 6. Z /O ^/. ^

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ftbl tt f

(f At f/ S ^fj i j J

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Continued DIAMOND DRILL RECORDPROfERTY BAND-ORE GOLD MINES LTD.

3 IK t ION

&ATUM

OVAfTUM MAtlNO

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finis

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TO FOLLOW


m

SoSHEET NUMBER

LATITUDE

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDPROPIKTY fe/ffl/h -O RT GaL b H l fvE s Ji f-J HOLE MQ.

.2______________ SECTION FROM________TO_______ STARTED.

DATUM COMPLETED.

DEPARTURE.

ELEVATION .

BEARING.

DIP

ULTIMATE DEPTH-

PROPOSED DEPTH.

DCPTM PUT

1.61.6 ^ 2 /t 7f

2 /i. y /p^/5. o^/?. i H Zjt.fi2lt.of*X4,S.O

*

FORMATION

^/A/f yV dtrt f J ffi AS /C

/J L, JL /t** 2.

C^~ y 'd N i~r~f.L / /v/5

7

C oy t sht'ftl \ f s r J? ts c. e.7~ /277^//^^ y

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V**-*- '*-'"s-'^•4---: -'

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0. - 6.06.0- 33.5

33.5- 35.035.0- 39.039.0- 51.051.0- 52.552.5- 83.083.0- 84.084.0-131.0131.0-137.0137.0-144.0144.0-144.2144.2-146.0146.0-149.2149.2-J.52.9152.9-155.8155.8-171.2171.2-180.0180.0-182.0182.0-186.0186.0-186.5



l MOTION

SSM 65365 DATUM

Gaudette Twp. MAMMO N65E

o.' 53 e

MOLE No. N-5

*i*ti(o December 9 , 1965

February 16, 1966

571

PtO*OMO MM* 400'

i "-r" j ,.o- j

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TO FOLLOW

IfipHr'*' - -t'

4f ./,

SHEET NUMBER

LArHWDEil

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDfrROPIRTY SA tfh - OftE tirtJ /) /V/Vyg S ///O HOLl MQ. /V- 5

l_____________ SECTION FROM _____

lTO

S

t' G flu h e T T Fi. .i "*

ELEVATION -.—————.X UVyD——-——

DATUM —

BEARING .

DIP ^TJ

STARTED

COMPLETED ?e"ibif y **4

ULTIMATE DEPTfcL

PROPOSED

DtrrM rccr

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f*. A s /rt f^b/AbASC. / V*e l*ntJlut* f,Ydrtvt

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unnioc.

DVAVTMf

lUVATION

DATUM

MAtlMO

HOU No.

SI** l f f)

lOMTVftfO

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186.5-187.2-189.202.205,207.208.0-209.0-213.0-214.0-216.5-217.-221.6-222.2-224.3-226.0-

187.2189.2202.5205.3207.1208.0209.0213.0214.0216.5217.0221.6222.2224.3226.0241.0

NOTO

DioriteApliteGneissicApliteDiorite with some inclusions red Feldspar - Faulting in evidenceApliteDioriteGneissicDioriteAcid intrusiveApliteBiotite Schist Kin. Cu Fe S2 Fe S2 some MosApliteBiotite schist Min. dittoApliteFelsite

Core stored residenceJ.G. Pollard Lot 68 - GAUDETTE Twp. DUPLICATE COP

POOR QUALITY ORIGIN. TO FOLLOW

Jan. 18/66 BAND-ORE GOLD MINES LTD.

f*: V ' SHEET NUMBER

* ^'^^fAMOND DRILL RECORDPHOPIRTY Hpl . u*

H t SPrriON FROM TO

^ lATminP DATUM

ST/

CO!

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Continued N-5 Hoi* DIAMOND DRILL RECORD

FtOPftTY HOLE No. N-5

OCFTM rtCT

241.0-251.5 251.5-256.0

256.0-260.0 260.0-264.0 264.0-264.8 264.8-266.4 266.4-267.5 267.5-267.0 269.0-272.6 272.6-273.9 273.9-285.0 285.0-285.5 285.5-302.0 302.0-327.7 327.7-335.0 335.0-335.5 335.3-343.5 343.5-343.9 343.9-349.6 349.6-350.6

iKf'ON MOM

DAtUM

MAIINO S65E

o* 53 0

JtAIIfO

COMMMID

571'

600'

fOHMATlON NOt"T—"-'—

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FelsiteAmphibolite - from 252 to 253 quite acid from 253 to 254.5 inclusive red Quartz up to

i" fairly well Min. Aplite Amphibolite Aplite Amphibolite Aplite Gabbroid Quartz Diorite Aplite Amphibolite Aplite Amphibolite Aplite


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"'^ ̂ ''DIAMOND DRILL RECORDPROPIRTY. .... . MftLi NO //^S "

*? SPfTION EROM TO STARTPD J~?LZiJ~ ~^^~

S " lATITtJDE DATUM mMPI.PTPH

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fv ELEVATION DIP rt) J5 PRC

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FORMATION

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Continued N-5 Hole DIAMOND DRILL RECORD

MMHVM

IUVATION

UCTION

DATUM

MAliNO

01*

to

HOLE No,

STAtTtD

S65E 53*

UlllMATl OlfTM

PtOfOUO

OCFTM rcct

350.6-374.5 379.5-377.0 377.0-416.0 416.0-419.5 419.5-420.2 420.2-929.7 429.7-430.0 430.0-944.7 444.7-445.2 445.2-445.8 445.8-448.0 448.0-448.8 448.8-449.1 449.1-458.8 458.8-459.1 459.1-460.8 460.8-461.0 461.0-464.0 464.0-465.0 465.0-468.5 468.5-469.1

FORMATION NO r*ow

An^phiboliteApliteAmphiboliteQuartz DioriteAplite 6 QuartzDioriteApliteDiorite (Quartz) fine dissemination Min. through-outApliteDioriteApliteDioriteQuartz -f ApliteDiorite fair dissemination Cu Fe S2PegmatiteDioriteApliteDioriteApliteDioriteApi it-ft


TO FOLLOW

jj. 4Cwv'ivu i d fi- S f/tlt DIAMOND DRILL RECORD*PROPIRTY

SWEET NUMBER 4*

LATITUDE

DEPARTURE

ELEVATION

SECTION EROM TO

DATUM

BEARING A 6 5 F

DIP J 3 a

STARTED

COMP1.FTFD

ULTIMATE DEPTH

PROPOSED DEPTH

DIPTM rtCT

3f)0' ^ -^0 A yi'. f;?i*)1:St**'n.O

3?7.0 tt* 4 f t. 9

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4'4?.l /^"f-S/

4,4.9.1 Su+Sf.g

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4-64.1/1 4-65, o4*te.*4*4t,X.S4 1, t, S A 4*9-1

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n b X i y- f V ^ i 'A y X 2-"ti, 0 Y,-t f

fi b Li t tD s o r i ' 4 (.^u**/!.} J t*, t i/t 5 5 f *itt L L l 4 f/f j

P f v Y f r f

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DRILLED IT. SIGNED.

Continued N-5 Hole DIAMOND DRILL RiCORDHOLE No. N-5

fc 1KIION f tO*l

untWM.

MMffflM

(UVAttON O*'

S65E

53* w M

net

469.1471.0472.0484.0494.0497.0497.2516.0517.0521.0522.0525536.0537.0539.0540.6555.0555.5559.1-563.2-

5-

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,5 .1

FORMATION ••O

-j--——l i

f*:**. 10 j wr.o'Ml i l.1. ..........i

DioriteApliteBasic - impreg ited with red Felspar crystals some mineralizationQuartz Gabbro, impregnated with Olivine some mineralizationMeta Volcanic (Huronian Basement)ApliteMeta VolcanicBrecciation considerable filling Calcite blebs evidence minor faultingMeta Volcanic - FaultingEpidoteApliteMeta VolcanicApliteMeta VolcanicApliteMeta VolcanicApliteMeta Volcanic


TO FOLLOW

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDPROMRTY.

LATITUDE

DEPARTURE

UBER .5" SECTION FROM TO

DATUM

P BEARING J (T 3 'l

DIP S3 *

• IWTB.& I-m. ' J^

STARTRD

COMPLETED

III.TIMATR DPPTM

PROPOSED DEPTH

oirrn rciT

-^XP/ ,',47A c

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4-9 4,. (, J 4,94 P

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PtOramr

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDHOIE No. N. 5

tATtTVM

MVATtON

DATUM

MAIINO S65E

o.' 53* MO^OSID OfMH

OtfTM rtCT FORMAT ION i SA*?Lt jNO i

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to

Core storedJ.G. Pollard residenceLot 68 - GAUDETTE


TO FOLLOW


'.5- /y,/, DIAMOND DRILL RECORDPROPIRTY—————————————————————————————— H0ll MQ A/-

&A;; SHEET NUMBER

LATITUDE

DEPARTURE.

ELEVATION.

SECTION FROM.

DATUM—————

.TO. STARTED.

COMPLETED.

BEARING,

DIP

t G ULTIMATE DEPTH.

.5-3 PROPOSED DEPTH.

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1. PROSPECTUS (a* of, and dated 15th March 1963) of BAXD-OKB OOID MXXB3 UXITBD (btrtlnafter called "the Company"), with head off lo* at 71* BlUott faereet Bast, Windsor. Ontario. The Cote?any alao hat a business address at Suite MO, 6 Adelaide Street last. Toronto. Ontario.

2. The Company was Inwrporated aa a mining company under The Ontario Companies Act toy letters Patent dated 18th Nareh 19*6. and by Supplementary Letter* Patent dated 16th December 196*. increasing the capital from 5.000.000 to 7.000.000 shares.

3. The Company's officers and directors ares-President and Director

Vice-President and Director

Secretary-Treasurer and Plreotor

Director

Director

Promoter

- OBORQB MAXWILL PROW*, Physician and Surgeon, 2257 Carrol;. Road. Bay city. Xlchicanj

- HARRY PRAVC013 MARBVTBTTB. Business Executive. *0* Hoy Avenue, Windsor.

- Ontario;

- MRS. IREIB KOBL, Retired Secretary. 71* Illlott Street Best, Windsor. Ontario;

- JOSEPH WILFRID CTfR. Tool Machinist, 1515 Benjamin Avenne, Xlodsor, Ont.;

- LOUIS HENRY JAKXB, Sales Representative, 1872 McKlnley Avenue, Bay ClVy. Michigan;

- TRDX-TISSORI SI07KR MIXBS UNITED, Suite UlO, 6 Adelaide St.Bast, Toronto, Ontario.

George Maxwell Brown and Harry Francois Marentette, hereinbefore mentioned as president and vice-president of the Company, are the only persons having a greater than 5J( interest in True-Fissure Silver Mines Limited. 200,000 shares of the Company owned by True-Plssure Silver Mines Limited will be sold under this prospectus, but the proceeds will not accrue to the benefit of the company.

Irving S. Ooldln, Chartered Accountant, Canada Trust Building, 176 University Avenue. Windsor, Ontario, is the Company's auditor.Guaranty Trust Company of Canada, 366 Bay Street, Toronto l, Ontario Is the Company's Registrar and Transfer Agent.The authorised share capital of the Company is |7,000,000.00 divided Into 7,000,000 common shares of a par value of fl.OO each - whereof 3,68l,G05 shares, all fully-paid and non-assessable, have been allotted and issued.

The Company has not created or issued any bonds or deb^stures, nor does it propose to do so.

8. Stock certificate* representing 1.500,000 char**, of a par value of ll.OO each, of the Company are h*Id In escrow by the aaid Guaranty Trust Com pany - subject to release r^vly with the written consents of the Company'a Board of Directors. The Ontario Securities Commission, Quebec Securities Commission and Canadian Stock Exchange) and subject to the further con dition that none of the said shares shall be transferred, hypothecated, assigned or otherwise alienated without the written consents of The Ontario Securities Comission, Quebec Securities Commission and Canadian Stock Exchange until so released.

9. The shares sold for cash to date are as follows;.t a) 5 shares at ll.OO each;

13,150 shares at 5 cents each;566,650 shares at 10 cents each;600,000 shares at 15 cents each;200,000 shares at 20 cents each; and100,000 shares at 25 cents each.

(b) The total cash received from the sale of shares Is ^212,527.50.

(c) Ho commission was paid on the sale of any of the Company's shares.

10. Ho securities other than the Company's said shares have been sold.

11. No shares have been Issued or are to be Issued and no cash has been paid or is to be paid to any promoter.

12. (a) and (b) -

(I) By written agreement, dated 17th April 19*16, between the Company and William c. Tierney, then of 85 Rose t horn Avenue, Toronto, as vendor (on behalf of himself and Auband Mines Limited, then of 17 Hurray Building, Port William, Ontario),the Company purchased from him 30 then unpntented mining-claims In the Township of Conacher, Thunder Bay District, Shebandowan Lake Area, Port Arthur Mining Division, namely:- Mlnltig-cUiai T.B. 28019, 28019A, 28089, 28090. 28091, 28092, 305^0, 30511, 30542, 30fi93. 31391. 31395, 31396, 31397. 31398. 31399, 31100, 31101, 31102, 31103. 31825, 31826, 31827. 31828, 31829, 31830, 31812, 31813, 31&79 and 31&80 - for the following consideration (which has been fully satisfied); - The assumption and payment by the Comf.ny of the then liabilities of Auband Mines Limited in connection with -he said 30 clalns (namely 113.391.51. whereof |l,891,51 was subsequently cancelled and written off, by mutual consent), plus the payment by the Company of 485,000.00 by the,Issue of 1,700,000 of Its shares at 5 cents each as follows:

Pooled shares Free shares^To Auband Mines Limited l,300..X) Kll To Vllllam C. Tierney 230,000 170,000

(II) By written agreement, dated 9th April 19l7, between the Company BS purchaser and Bandolac Mining Company Limited (whose address then was 39 Labelle Building, windnor, Ontario, and Is now 7li Elliott Street East, Windsor, Ontario), as vendor, the Company purchased pttented mining-claims T.B. 17221, 21966, 22H7, 26531, 26535. 26539. 26517, 27921 and 26533; and unpatented mining-claims T.B. 26953,

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C" 2695*, 30268. 50269. 50270, 30271. 30272. 30275, 3027"*, 30275, 30276 and 30596 in the aaid Township of Cooaoher (all contiguous to one another and to the said 30 mlnlng-olalss purchased as aforesaid from William O. Tlerney) for a oonsMeratlon of |l5,000.00 in oash and 000,000 fully-paid shares of the Company. The initial payment of f6,500.00 on this oontraot was duly paid in cash by the Company, which also allotted and issued to Bandolao Mining Company Limited 500,000 pooled shares of its capital stock at 7 cents each (which shares, to gether with the further 100,000 pooled shares gratuitously donated by Auband Kines Limited - out of the 1,300,000 pooled shares of the Company which Auband Mines Limited had received in payment as afore said - made up the full commitment of said 900,000 shares). The balance, ^8,500.00 of said oash oonsideration was payable by the Com pany to Bandolao Mining Company Limited at the rate of lOJf of all moneys received by the Company (an and when received) from the sale of its treasury shares; and the portion of such balance still unpaid is 14,290.80 (none of which is in arreaH . The Directors may, however, if and when they deem it in the ber.'e interest of the Conpany, pay off the whole then balance of said t2*,290.80 at any time from the pro ceeds of the sale of the Company's shares or any other source.The Company's former management (having, apparently, not found any thing of economic importance on them) dropped 34 of its said 51 Conacher Township mining claims and retained thereout only the following 17 patented claims (which it still holds) namely: - T.B. 26533. 26534. 26535. Z6539. 17221. 21966. 221"*?. 26547, 27924, 28019, 28019A, 28089, 28090. 28091. 28092. 26953 and 26954 (all contiguous and comprising approximately 700 acres).

(Hi) By written agreement dated 4th March 19*17, between the Company, aspurchaser, and Edward F. Creelman of Toronto (street-address not known), as vendor, the Company purchased from, the said Creelman 43 unpatented mineral-claims, recorded as Oap l to 43 (inclusive), located in the Oranville Lake Area. Province of Manitoba, for Il5.000.00 (which was duly paid). The Company, as vendor, subsequently sold said 43 mineral- claims to Bastlynn Mines Limited, a company incorporated under the laws of the Province of Manitoba, for 300,000 escrowed shares of said Bastlynn Mines Ltd.. (Subsequently Bastlynn Mines Limited lost said 43 mineral- claims through forfeiture and its charter has been cancelled).

(lv) On 15th August 1962, the Company purchased 23 unpatented mining-claims, respectively in Shields and Deroche Townships, Sault Ste.Maria Mining Division, Ontario, from Harry Francois Marentette. for |4,956.05 (representing his time and expenses incurred in staking the said olalms)through moneys advanced for the benefit and on behalf of the Company by George Maxwell Brown, both directors of Band-Ore Ooid Mines Limited, and repayable to him as and when the Conpany becomes in funds for that purpose. These mining-claims are located approximately 40 miles north of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, and about 5 miles Vest of the Algoma Central and Hudson Bay Railway, and are numbered SSM. 62395. 62396, 62397. 62358. 62399, 624OO, 62401, 62404, 62755. 62756, 6275?, 62759. 62760. 62761, 62762, 62763. 62764, 63377. 63378. 64487. 64488, 64796 and 64797.

(v) By written agreement, dated 4th January 1965, between J. Gordon Pollard of the Village of Blk Lake, Ontario, Robert D. Dugal, 303 Parent Avenue. Windsor, Ontario, said George M. Brown and said Barry Francois Marentette

of the First Part, the said True-Fissure Silver Mine* Limited, of the Second Part, and the Company, of the Third Part, the Company agreed to purchase from the firstly-mentioned t parties (who agreed to sell to it) 18 unpatented mining-claim* numbered SSM. 65365, 66710, 66711, 66911*, 66915, 66916, 6691?, 66918, 66919. 67006, 67007. 67008, 67009. 67010, 67011, 67012, 67013 and 67011 (all contiguous to one another and situated in Gaudette Township, Algoma District, Ontario) . sub- jeot to 3 unrecorded charges (which the Company agreed to assume) namely: - one to* |3,600,00 payable to said George K* Brown; another for 1300.00 payable to said Robert P, Dugal, and the third for 13,675.00 payable to said True-Fissure Silver Mines United. Said charges were reserved by the 3 chargees to secure and recoup them for their respective cash outlays on their acquisition of said 18 mining- claims to be repaid them pro rata as and when payment is received from tine to tine by the Company fret the sale of its shares, or from moneys received by it from any other source, at the rate of 25jf of the net proceeds or money received by the Company as aforesaid, as and when so received. However, the directors of the Company may, if and when they deem it in the Company* s best Interest pay pro rata the whole or any part of the said 3 charges at any time or from time to time. The consideration under said agreement for the transfer of the said 1C mining-claims to the Company is the assumption by the Com pany as aforesaid of the said 3 charges and the payment by it to the said Messrs. Pollard, Dugal, Brown and Karentette, in equal quarter- portions of royalties on the gross value of all minerals, me tt. l s and other materials of economic value as and when recovered from mining or other operations on said 18 mining-claims, at rates on a sllding- scale from 2f to lOjC. based on gross valuo - (Gross value to be averaged by the Company each calendar month).The previous management of the Company paid certain of its moneys for options (all of which subsequently lapsed) as follows: - *2.100.00 on the 16th November 1955 to Charles A. Collett (pur. porting tr act as agent for one Euclid Charbonneau of Kirkland Lake, Ontario) on an option to purchase 21 mining-claims in Van Hise Township, Ontario, namely MR. 19888 to 19893, 22293 to 22298 and 18981 to 18989 (all inclusive);^2,100.00 on 17th April 1956 to said Euclid Charbonneau on the afore said option;HOO.OO on 22nd October 1956 to peter Slaght, then of 80 King St.West, Toronto, (purporting to act as agent for one A.D. Phelps and one D.J, Chrlchton - their respective full names and addresses are un known to the undersigned) f or an option to purchase 10 mlnlng-clalaE, in Garson Township, Ontario, namely 3.95073 to 95082 (inclusive); 13.000.00 on 1st November 1956 to the said A.D. Phelps and 15,000.00 to the said D.J. Chrlchton on said option on S . 95073 to 95082; and 15,000.00 on 1st November 1956 to the said Peter Slaght for an option from his client or principal George J. Leiderman (address unknown to tlte undersigned) on an "oil deal* (other particulars of which are not recorded in the Company's records and are not known to the undersigned).

(c) So far as the signatories hereto are aware, no person or company has received or is to receive from any vendor a greater than 5^ Interest In the shares or other consideration received, or to be received, by any vendor; but, if any shareholder of said Auband Mines Limited

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did receive wore than a 5J( Interest In the shares or other consideration (when said Auband Mints Limited distributed all its assets to Its share holders), the signatories hereto are not aware of It.The following persons have a greater than 5Jf interest in the mining company known as Bandolao Mining Company Limited:-

Mr. Charles Adolpha Rochon, 955 Wyandotte Street Vest, Windsor, Ont.;Mr. Barry Francois Marentette, 904 Moy Avenue, Windsor, Ont.;Mr. Thomas F. Johnson, 563 Van Norman Street, Port Arthur, Ont.

13. (a) Aooess to the Shebandowrn Lake mining-claim*.which are situated about 55 miles West of the dy of Fort William, is via the Canadian National Railway and the Ontario Provincial Highway No.11 (both of which pass through the property);Aooess to the Shields and Df roche mining-claims is via a gravelled road from Wabos (an abandoned station about 5o miles north of T'tult Ste. Marie on the said Algoma Central and Hudson Bay Railway). Wabos is also reached by Ontario Provincial Highway "17 North", from Sault Ste.Marie to Heydon, and then by Ontario Provincial Highway 556 to Wabos. Aooess to the said 18 Gaudette Township mining-claims is by gravelled road from Wabos, a distance of 5 miles In a north-east direction.

(b) There has beeit no underground exploration or development work of any kind on the said Shebandowan Lake, or the Shields Deroche or the 18 Gaudette Township properties, nor is there any underground plant or equipment.

(c) The previous owners of the Shebandowan Lake mining-claims and subse quently the previous management of the Company, did considerable surface exploration and development thereon (including 17 rock-pits and diamond drilling). As it is now over 18 years since any of this work was done, the pits are now,naturally, partially filled with water and debris. In respect of the Shields and Deroche Townships mining-claims, the Company conducted a program of surface-work and diamond-drilling thereon during 1961. Four pits or trenches were excavated. Five diamond-drill holes were put down (one of which had to be abandoned) to various depths - the deepest to 652 feet with inconclusive results. The Company does not Intend to perform any work on either the Shebandowan Lake or the Shields and Deroche Townships properties at the present time - but proposes to concentrate on the investigation of the l8 Gaudette Township mining- claims (on which, as yet, there has been no exploration, development or underground work performed by the Company).There is no surface-plant or equipment on any of the Company's afore mentioned properties. However, the Company owns a magcroneter, l International light truck (Scout F.W. D. 1963 model), l 2-wheel trailer, l diamond-drill (Boyles Bros., Model BBS2) complete with three gasoline-driven water-pumps, hose, pipes, A. 4 B. rods with all accessories, l tractor, Kodel 4OC, bulldozer type (John Deere make), l Husk! motor snow-toboggan, l chain saw, l old Chevrolet truck and other miscellaneous tools.

(d) The history of the Shebandowan Lake property i~ as follows:- The im portant claims of this property (namely Nos. T.B. 26533, 2653**, 26535. 26539, 265"*7 and 2792 1*, being part of the claims referred to in clause 12 above) were purchased and acquired in 1939 0? 19^0 from Tom Johnson. Selim Eaavisto and Alex Budge, then all of Shebandowan, Ontario, by the said Harry Francois Marentette and the late Adolphus Peter Rochon (the latter then residing on Caroline Street in Windsor, Ontario) - acting on behalf of themselves and Rochon-Maney Mining Syndicate. In 19^0 the

-6-said purchasers. In turn, sold and transferred the said clalas to said Bandolao Mining Company Limited, which on 9th April 19**7 sold and trans-- ferred the said 6 elaiiu (together with the 15 other claims set out in clause 12 (li) above, to this Company* The balance (JO) of said Sheban dowan Lake claims were acquired from Auband Mines Limited above-mentioned which had purchased them from the respective stakers or grubstakers thereof (whose names are unknown to the undersigned). The history of the Shields-Deroehe property is as follows}- These claims were originally staked in 1908 or 1909, and subsequently became known as "the Caapbell-Murdoeh Iron property*. Considerable work was done on them and they were patented by the then owners and kept in good standing for many years and subsequently allowed to lapse. In 1962 the claims were restaked on behalf of the said Harry Francois Marentette and were duly recorded in his name, and were subsequently transferred to the Company (which now owns them) as set out in clause 12(iv) above. The history of the 18 Gaudette Township claims is as followsj- fart of this ground was previously staked by other parties (unknown to the sig natories hereto) and allowed to lapse* Very little work was ever done by these previous stakers. Nine of these lo claims, namely:- Nos. SSM. 65365, 66710, 66711, 6691H. 66915, 66916, 66917, 66918 and 66919 were staked by Brian W. Fitzpatriok and his son in 196? - from whom they were purchased by the vendors thereof (mentioned in 12 (s) and (b) above) to this Company. The other 9 claims (Nos. SSM-67006, 67007, 67008, 67009, 67010, 67011, 67012, 67015 and 67011) were caused to be staked by J. Gordon pollard (who was grubstaked in the amount of ^500.00 by the said Robert D. Dugal) and were acquired by the Company, with the said first-mentioned group of 9 claim*, from the said vendors mentioned In 12 (a) and (b) above. Reference Is hereby made to the Report of Wallace D. Stroud, P.Eng., dated 29th December 196t (which accompanies and forms part of this prospectus).

(e) No work has been done or Improvements made on any of the Company's properties by the present management, except the work performed this past year by the Company on the Shields Deroche property, as set out In paragraph l J (c).

By written agreement, dated 20th February 1965, made between the Company and Jenkln Evans fc Co. Ltd., J6o Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario, as Under writer and Optionee, said Underwriter-Optionee agreed to purchase from the Company and pay for on behalf of its hereinafter-mentioned client, 200,000 shares of the Company at 12j/ each (payable within 5 days of the date when the filing-statement is accepted for filing by Canadian Stock Exchange and The Ontario Securities Commission - whichever date is the later - (herein after called "the acceptance date"), and was granted an option to purchase for the same client 500,000 shares of this Company, as follows:-

100,000 shares at 15/ payable within 3 nonths after acceptance date;100,000 shares at I'M/ payable within 6 months after acceptance date;100,000 shares at 20/ cayable within 9 months after acceptance date;100,000 shares at V)i payable within 12 mon',hs after acceptance date;100,000 shares at JO/ payable within 15 months after acceptance date.

In entering into the said* agreement the underwriter was acting on behalf of True-Fissure Silver Miws Limited, a company incorporated under The Corporations Act (Ontario), with its head office at Suite ^10, 6 Adelaide Street East, in the said City of Toronto. This Company has been Informed that each of the said George Maxwell Brown and the said Harry Francois Karentette owns more than 5# Interest In said True-Flssur* Silver Klnec Limited. Primary Distribution to the public of the above shares will

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only be effeoted through registered security-dealers or stock-broker* at a ooniission as set by Canadian Stock Exchange (bat in no ease to exceed 25jt) . Save as aforesaid, there ara no options or sub-options or sub-underwriting agreements outstanding or proposed to be given, nor are there any assignments or proposed assignments of any such agreements. In the event of default an amending statement will be filed within 20 days of such default, if the securities of the Company are still in course of primary distribution.

15* The company proposes that moneys paid into its treasury, through the sale of its 200,000 treasury shares as set out in paragraph 14 above, will be mainly expanded by it in development and exploration of the said Gaudette Township claims - as recommended by Wallace D. Stroud, PJtag. in his said Report dated 29th December 19&U, Then subsequent development and exploration will depend on the results of said preliminary work, as may be recommended by said Wallace D. Stroud and/or by some other qualified geologist or mining-engineer. Some of the proceeds of such sale of the Company's said shares will be used in purchasing equipment, if and when necessary, in paying outstanding debts, in maintaining said Shebandowan Lake and Shields Deroche mining-claims and for the costs and expenses referred to in paragraph 17 below. As the Company does not propose to do any work on the Shebandowan Lake and Shields Deroche claims no engineer* s report accompanies this prospectus in respect to them. Mo part of the proceeds will be used to invest, underwrite or trade in securities other than those that qualify as investments in which trust funds may be in vested under the laws of the Jurisdictions in Canada in which the securities offered by this prospectus may be lawfully sold. Should the Company propose to use the proceeds to acquire non- trustee type securities, after primary distribution of the securities offered by this prospectus has ceased,' approval by the shareholders will be obtained and disclosure will be made to the regulatory bodies having Jurisdiction over the sale of the securities offered by this prosreetus.

16. The Company was Incorporated on l 8th March17. No indebtedness Is to be created or assumed other than as shown in the

balance-sheet as of 31st December 19 61* (which accompanies and forms part of this prospectus) , except -costs incurred In connection with this prospectus or with the Company* s current ordinary business from time to time, or its other operating expenses, and the costs of meeting the price of the Gaudette claims (see clause 12 above).

18. The principal business In which each director or officer has been engaged during the past 3 years is as follows; ~(a) President and Director

Vice-Presldent and Director

Secretary-Treasurer and Director

- the said QBOROB HAXVBLL BROWN, Physician and Surgeon: Director and Secretary-Treasurer of Cove Uranium Mines Limited and of Sheba Mines Limited. He was also a director of McAdam Mining Corporation Limited from 26th June 1961 to 4th November 1963;

- the said HARR7 FRANCOIS MAKBMTETTB, President and Director of HI-Ho Curb Serv-us Limited, Windsor, Ontario (for over 3 years);

- the said MRS. 1RBNB NOBL, Professional Secre tary (for over 3 years); Secretary-Treasurer' and Director of Bandolac Mining Cor~?any Limited;

Director - the said J03BPH WILFRID CTO, Tool Machinistwith Colonial Tool Co., Walter Road, Windsor, Ontario(for OY*r 3 years); Director of Bandolao Mining Company Limited and its President since 6th April 1963;

Director - the said LOOTS HENRY JAXKS, Sales Represent-atlTe for Morley Hardware Company, Saglnaw, Michigan, (for over 3 years).

(b) The said Harry Francois Marentette is now the owner of 119,1*50 shares of Bandolao Mining Company Limited, which he received by reason of his being one of the vendors of said mining-claims TB. 26533, 26531*, 26535. 26539, 26519 and 2792"* to said Bandolae Mining Company Limited, which In turn sold said 6 claims, inter alia, to the Company. He also received in cash l1*,956.05 (but no other consideration) for the said 23 Shields-Deroche Townships claims, which he sold to the Company as set out in clause 12 (a) and (b) (lv) above. Said George Maxwell Brown and said Harry Francois Marentette were the equal owners, in equal shares with two other partners, of the 18 Gaudette Township claims, purchased by the Company as set out in clause 12 (a) and (b) (v) above. Harry Francois Harentette also owns (jointly In equal shares, with Robert D. Dugal, 303 Parent Avenue, Windsor, Ontario) 10o73t shares in the Company, plus 1,000 alone. Other than as aforesaid, no director or officer of the Company (so far as the signatories of this prospectus are aware) has ever had, whether personally or as t partner In a firm, any Interest, direct or Indirect, In any property acquired or to be acquired by the Company.

(fi) No remuneration was paid by the Company to any director as such during the last financial year and none Is estimated to be paid or payable to any director as such during the current financial year. However, Mrs. Irene Noel, as Secretary-Treasurer, was paid a total of 1^00.00 for secretarial services rendered by her to the Company during the last 5 years. The said Harry Francois Marentette received from the Company

J in addition to his travelling expenses) ^231.10 on account of the 1,041.00 which It oveB him for his services in managing Its af

fairs during the last financial year (as appears in the Auditor's said financial statement). The balance |8l2.90 will be paid from the pro. ceeds of the underwriting referred to In clause l 1* above. It is estimated that during the current financial year not more than 150.00 per month will be paid to the said Secretary-Treasurer for her secretarial services and that the said Harry Francois Marentette, for his services In managing the affairs of the Company as its V'?a-President, will be paid at the rate of l18.00 per day plus his expenses, whenever his services are required on the Company's behalf. However, It is not anticipated that the amount for such services by him will exceed 1200.00 per month. Save as aforesaid, no remuneration Is to be paid to any officer.

19* No dividend has ever been paid by the Company.20. Wllllaja C. Tierney having disposed of all his shares in the Company, and

Auband Mines Limited having distributed all Its shares therein to its share holders, foDowed by cancellation of Its charter, said Bandolae Mining Com pany Limited,has now become the largest shareholder of the Company. The Company's dlrec'ors are not aware of any agreement, oral or written, that could put any person in a position, or entitle him to elect, or cause to be elected,a majority of the directors of the Company. Presumably, only said

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C- Harry Francois Marentette, a large shareholder of Bandoiac Mining Company LIml ted,If he were to successfully solicit enough proxies, could elect, or cause to be elected, a majority of the directors of the Company.

21. As a result of a memorandum of agreement bearing the date of April 9th,19^7, entered into between the Company and Bandoiac Mining Company Limited, it has been agreed amongst other things, that the Company shall not reorganise or change its capital structure in any way without the written consent of Bandoiac Mining Company Limited.There are no other material facts, so far as the signatories hereto are aware, not disclosed in the foregoing.The foregoing constitutes full, true and plain disclosure of all Material . facts In respect of the offering of securities referred to above as re quired by Section 38 of The Securities Act (Ontario) and under the Quebec Securities Act, and there is no further material Information applicable other than in the financial statements or reports where required or exigible.

DATED 13th March 1965.(sgd)"GECKJS VAXVKLL BROWN" (tgd)'HARRY FRANCOIS MARENTBTTB" (sgd)"MR5.IRENE

Director Director Director"0^"

(sgd)"LOUIS HENRY JANKB" (sgd)"JOSEPH WILFRID CYR" Director Director

DIRECTORS.

To the best of our knowledge, Information and belief, the foregoing consti tutes full, true and plain disclosure of all material facts In respect of the offering of securities referred to above as required by Section 38 of The Securities Act (Ontario) and under the Quebec Securities Act, and there Is no further material Infomatlon applicable other than In the financial state ments or reports where required. In respect of natters which are not within our knowledge we have relied upon the accuracy and adequacy of the foregoing.

DATED 15th March

JEKKIN EVANS It CO. LTD.

per; (Bgd) "JENKIN EVANS"

President CORP.SEAL

(sgd) "D.O. JONES*

Secretary-Treasurer

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ASSETS

CUKHENT ASSETS;

Cash In Bank Deposit

Mining PROPERTIES (Hot* Bo.l)

l? Patented Hlnlng Claims Shebandowan Lake Area, Port Arthur Mining Division at cost:(1) Pro rata valuation attributed

to 1/3 of 2,200,000 vendor share consideration

(2) Attributed to cash

23 Unpatented Mining Claims,Shield and Deroche Townships, Sault Ste .Marie Mining Division

OTHER ASSETS AMD DEFERRED CHARGES AT COST;

Office EquipmentLess:Allowance for DepreciationMageroneterLess: Allowance for DepreciationExploration EquipmentLess; Allowance for DepreciationAutomotive EquipmentLess: Allowance for DepreciationDeferred Exploration Expense per

Statement herewith Deferred Administrative Expenditures

per Statement herewith Organization Expense

140,000.008.833.33

73.^75

202.125.963.72 1,192.7**3.711.771.082.63

BAND-OHE OOLP MDOa mCETKP (10 PER3OBAL LIABILITY) SHEET AS Ut DE^fem 31. 196*

3 3.*30.03 1.000.00 3 *,*30.03

^8.833.33

f.956.05

11.38

257.26

53.789.38

2, 629. If

88,957.59 •f6.8l9.77

If8,328.11

3206.5*7.52

IXASILJ.T1KS;Accounts Payable

DEFERRED ACCOUNTS PAYABLE;BuxSolac Mining Company Limited

SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITY;Capital Stock (Note lo. 2)

Authorized 7,000,000 shares of 31.00 each par value

Issued for Mining Properties 2,200,000 shares

Less: Discount on Shares

Issued for Cash 1. f 81. 805 shares

Less: Discount on Shares 3,681,805 shares Issued

Deficit per Statement herewith

3 963.20

f.290.8o

37.000,000.00

32,200.000.002.080,000.00 3120,000.00

31,f81,805.00 1,269.277.50 212.527.50

332.527.50131.233.98 201,293.52

APPROVED ON BEHALP OP THE BOARD;

(sgd) "HARRY P. MARBNTETTE. Director

(sgd) "JOSEPH W. CYR. Director

(The accompanying Notes form an Integral part of this statement.)

3206.5^7.52

To the Shareholders, Band-Ore Gold Mines Limited, Windsor, Ontario

l have examined the balance sheet, schedules, and statement of deficit, statement pf deferred exploration expense and deferred administrative expense of Band-Ore Gold Mines Limited (No Personal Liability) for the period from March 18, 19^6 to December 31. 196*. My examination Included a general review of the accounting procedures and such tests of accounting records and other supporting evidence as I considered necessary in the circumstances.

In my opinion, the above balance sheet and accompanying statements of deferred exploration expense, and deferred administrative and general expense and deficit present fairly the financial position of the company as at December 31, 1961*, and the results of its operations for the year ended on that date. In accordance with generally accepted accounting principles applied on -i basis consistent with that of the preceding year.

Windsor, Ontario February 28, 1965

(sgd) "IRVING S. QOLDIN"Chartered Accountant

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BAKD-OR8 OOID KTNB3 LIMITED (NO PERSONAL LIABILITY)

STATEMENT OP DEFICIT PROM PATS OP INCORPORATION MARCH 18. 19*6 TO DECEMBER 31, 1961

Loss on abandonoont or y* unpatented Mining-olain* in Shebandowan I&ko Mining Aroa - Pro rata valuation attributed to 2/3 cf 2,200,000 vendor share consideration l80,000.00

and of Cash consideration 17.666.67 i 97,666.67

Loss on Options, Leases and Other Rights 15,800.00

Loss on Investments300,000 shares of Eastljmn Mines Limit*d 13,000.00

Lost on DlfcBond Drill **,767.31

im.233.9fl

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STATEMENT CF DEFERRED EXPLORATION EXPENSE FROM PATS OF INCORPORATION MARCH 18. 19*6 TO DECEMBER 31. 196*

SHEBANDOWAN LAKE AREA PROPERTY; Surveying and Recording Claims Acreage and School Taxes Mining Licenses Prospecting and Exploration AssaysEngineering Expense Diamond Drilling Patenting Claims Transportation Field WagesWorkmen's Compensation Miscellaneous

SHIEU) AND DEROCHE TOWNSHIPS PROPERTY; Prospecting and Exploration Recording and Filing Fees Correcting staking of three south claims as per Mining Commissioner's Direction

Magnetometer Survey Engineering Expense Mining Licenses Field Wages Miscellaneous AssaysWorkmen's Compensation Diamond Drilling

TOTAL

ADMINISTRATIVE AND GENERAL EXPENSE:

FOR THE PERIOD FROM MARCH 18, '46 TO DEC.31, 1963

* 1,652.9*2,179.181,873.102.877.32

492.1*03.076.5*

21.367.831,058.63

17.5*3.*717.865.1&

330.811.132.60

* 71.U50.00

4,420.28253.25

150.00650.00804.90200.00280.0011.0041.00

119.37

6,929.80

78,379.80

Legal and Audit 4 11,393.68Registrar and Transfer Agent's Fees 5,*37.19Government Fees 1,301.11Bank and Interest Charges 288.47Printing, Stationery and Office Expense 4,887.84Salaries - Office 2,925.00Salaries - Officers 300.00Manager's Wages 1,142.00Advertising 5,255.06Travel 1,694.28Telephone and Telegraph 2,900.46Depreciation 208.3*Miscellaneous 2,242.40Director's Pees 1,055.00 Insurance Adjustment of Transfer Pees for prior years—^————-

TOTAL l 41,030.83

FOR THE PERIOD FROM JAN.1/1964 TO DEC.31,196*

t 169.20

* 169.20

* 1,570.58

100.00

203.28

37.1*8,497.59

flO, 408. 59

110,577.79

* 1,971.86274.0650.006.73

546.20

100.001.C4-J.OO

83.007*3.87129.75

2,3*2.52*84.9392.00

(2,079.98)* 5,788.94

TOTAL

* M?2.9* 2,3*8.381,873.102,877.32

492.403.076.5*

21.367.831,058.6317,5*3.*7 17,865.18

330.811,132.60

* 71,619.20

* 5,990.86253.25

150.00650.00804.90300.00280.00214.2841.00156.51

8,497.59t 17.338.39

* 88,957.59

* 13,365.545,711.251,351.11

295.205,*3*.042,925.00

4oo.oo2,186.005,338.062,438.153.030.212,550.862,727.331,055.00

92.00(2,079.98)

^46. 819.77

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IIP UABmTTlMOTBS TO FIMAMClAt STATPglff

MCPiBKR 31. 196*

K ara no. iBy Agreement dated January H, 1965 ( the Company agreed

to purchase 18 unpatented sdnlng claias in Oautott* Township, Ontario for a consideration of, in the aggregate of, 17,575.00 and payable at the rate of 25Jf of the net proceeds from the sale of the coopany shares.

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By Underwriting - Option Agreement dated February 20, 1965 the Company has agreed to sell 200,000 shares at 12i eents payable within 5 days of the later of acceptance for filing by the Canadian Stock Exchange or acceptance of the Company's prospectus for filing by the Ontario Securities Comission with Regulatory Authority in the Province of Quebec; and has agreed to option 500,000 shares as follows:

100,000 shares at 15 cants each payable within 3 ccnths. afteracceptance date;

100,000 shares at 17i cents each payable within 6 months afteracceptance date;

100,000 shares at 20 cents payable within 9 months afteracceptance date;

100,000 shares at 25 cents payable within 12 aonths afteracceptance date;

100,000 shares at JO cents payable within 15-months afteracceptance date.

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C B R I I yiCATIOK

I, Wallace O. Stroud, of 105 Oov*ra*nt Road Bast. Xirkland Lake. Ontario, certify as follows:

1. That i a* a graduate of Mod ill Onlrerslty in Mining Bngln-eering and aa a Registered Professional Engineer in the Province of Ontario.

2. That I have practised my profession since graduation in 1912 and for fifteen years, till the dissolution of the Company. was superintendent of the Exploration Department of Sylvanite Kines Limited.

J. That I have no direct or indirect Interest in the property described in the report, nor in the shares and/or other securities of Band-Ore Ooid Mines Limited.

l*. That this report on the Band-Ore Property in Gaudette Township, dated December 29th, 196^, and herewith attached. Is based on a previous knowledge of the area, a study of the available maps, and examination on the ground on October 29th, 1963, and August 20th, 1964, when I personally Inspected all the known showings and took samples.

(sgd) "WALLACE D. STROUD"

Wallace D. Stroud,

Kirkland Lake, Ontario,this 29th day of December, 1961*

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REPORT Oil TO! :*OPERTT O? BAUD-ORB OOID Mires IflP.Ttuntsmr. AIOOMA DISTRICT.

by Wallace D. Stroud, t . Bng.

1. Purpose of ReportThe purpose of this report IB to evaluate the occurrence of

nickel on these claims and to recommend the exploration justified.

2. ConclusionsThe work done to date has shown the presence of nickel In

basic Intrusive. Enough further work is warranted to explore these showings and to prospect for other exposures.

16.000.00 should be sufficient to do this preliminary work. After that is completed a further evaluation should be made.

3. Property and LocationThe property consists of eighteen unpatented. contiguous

claims, Mos. S.S.M. 65365. 66710. 66711. 66911*, 66915. 66916, 66917, 66918, 66919. 67006, 67007, 67006, 67009, 67010, 67011, 67012, 67013 and 67014, all In the north-west quarter of Gaudette Township, Algoma District, Sault Ste. Marie Mining Division.

They lie about seven miles from the village of Searchmont which is on the Algoma Central Railway about forty miles north of Sault Ste. Marie, and about two miles from No. 556 Secondary Highway, with which they are connected by an all weather road.

1. HistoryThe presence of nickel on these claims has been known for

considerable time and the ground has been staked and then allowed to lapse. Very little work was ever done.

The eighteen unpatented claims comprising the group are presently being acquired by Band-Ore Ooid Mines Limited.

5. Occ 1.Very little Is known of the geology of the area, no detailed

vork having been done. The only map showing the geology of Gaudette Township is Map 155A (Lake Huron Sheet) of the Canadian Government.

This map shows Gaudette Township as being completely under- lain by granites, but there Is actually a large amount of basic intrusive which I Identify as diorite or amphibolite. This rock can be found all along the face of a high cliff some 150 or more feet high running north to south across the middle of claims Nos. 65365 and 66710, and at the north-east corner of the former. It cun also be seen on the side of a hill about four miles to the west In Shields Township.

There is considerable faulting In the area, the major fault so far Identified being the Achlgan Vault striking about thirty

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degrees west of north some four nil** to the west of the claims. The cliff Mentioned above, In which the showings occur, is probably the surface expression of a fault.

6. ShowingsThe showings occur In the centre of Clala No*.j21fi5. In the face

of a north-south trending cliff, which has been blasted into in two spots about l8o feet apart. The north pit, where most of the work has been done, and which goes about six feet into the face of the 65 degree dipping cliff, shows a yellow metallic mineral, which may be Millerite, in and close to various small, Irregular slips, shears and cracks, the mineralization extending up to eight inches or more Into the walls of fresh looking diorite. There is no apparent pattern to the fracturing either in strike or dip.

I took samples in this north pit In October, 1963, which assayed, for nickel 0.07*. 0.42*, 0.8J* and 0.77*. A small amount of chalcopyrite was seen. Also, at that time, low values in nickel were obtained in grab samples In various spots along the face of the cliff for a distance of about 200 feet. These ran up to 0.10*.

Since that tints the north pit has been freshened up and a small blast put Into the sliff at a point 180 feet seuth of the north pit. Samples taken on August 20th, 1964, in the north pit ran 0.11*. O.J3*,0.60* 0.70* and 0.99* nickel. The last sample also carried 6.96* copper.

A sample from the south pit, over about 15 inches of shearing, ran 0.29* nickel.

7. RecommendationsThis showing deserves further exploration. The fractures with

which the nickel values are associated might be caused by a strong fault of which th* cliff is the surface expression. There Is a possibility that, under the sand plain, fairly close to the cliff, the source of the nickel values might be found.

I recommend that the two showings in the cliff be opened up both vertically and laterally, that a grid bo laid out, both on the top of the hill and in the valley, to be used as a base for a geological sur vey and methodical prospecting and, in the valley, for a small soil sampling survey to see If any trace of nickel can bc found there.If significant traces of mineral are found In t^ valley,a nore elaborate program of exploration would bc warranted.

}6,000.00 should bc anplc for this preliminary yojck. If the dcvolop- nunts arc favourable. If the grade and Quantities of nlckol aro found to Increase with furiNrr trenching, or li' Indications of nickel r.rc found In the valley, u more tlaborate.prograia, consisting of etc, :;lcal surveying and, possibly, drilling, should be undcrt: ;:en.

(sgd.) "WALLACE P. STROUD

December 29th, 196^. Wallace D. Stroud, P.Eng.

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PROSPECTUS

Ho Securities Coamission or similar authority in Canada his. in any roy, passed upon the nerlts of the teeurities offered hereundor, and any representation to the contrary is an oTfenoe.

BAND-ORE GOLD MINES LIMITED

Offering of 100,000 shares at 35X and 100,000 shares at 30^ to besold and distributed through Jenkin Bvans it Co. Ltd. of Toronto.Offering of 123,800 shares owned by True-Vissure Silver Mines Limited to be sold and distributed through security-dealers or stock-brokers at prevailing Market prices but not exceeding to/ a share: the proceeds from the sale of the said 123,800 shares by True-Fissure Silver Nines Liaited shall not accrue to the ' treasury of Band-Ore Ooid Nines United.These offerings are Bade under reserve of the legal opinion of counsel for the, company, W.R. Wadsworth, Q.O., of Toronto*-

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BAUD-ORE OOID HUES LIMITED

1. PROSPECTUS (as of, and dated 15th March 1966) of BAUD-ORE OOID MHOS LIMITED (hereinafter called 'the Company"), with head offlee at 71* Elliott Street East, Windsor, Ontario. The Company also has a business address at Suite *10, 6 Adelaide Street East, Toronto, Ontario.

2. The Company was incorporated as a mining company under The Ontario Companies Au t by Letters Patent dated 18th March 19*6, and by Supplementary Letters Patent dated l6th December 196*. increasing the capital from 5,000,000 to 7.000.000 shares.

3. The Companyi a officers and directors axvt-

President and Director -OBCHOE HAXWKTJ. JUSWK, fhyciri.**. ~*iSurgeon, 2257 Carroll Road. Bay City, Michigan;

(After Apr. 1. 1966 will reside Apt. 10*. Sheridan Arms Apts..CenterAre. at Sheridan, Bay City.Michigan)

Vice-President and Director - HARRY FRANCOIS MARENTBTTB, BusinessExecutive, 901* Moy Avenue, Windsor, Ontario;

Secretary-Treasurer and Director - MRS. IRENE NOEL, Retired Secretary.71* Elliott Street East, Windsor. Ontario;

Director - JOSEPH WILFRID CYR, Tool Machinist,1515 Benjamin Avenue, Windsor, Ontario;

Director - LOUIS HENRY JANKE, Sales Representative,1&72 MoKlnley Avenue, Bay City, Michigan;

Promoter - TRUE-FISSURE S1BTBR MINES LIMITED,Suite *10, 6 Adelaide Street Baft, Toronto, Ontario.

Oeorge Harwell Brown and Harry Francois Marentette, hereinbefore rentloned as president and vice-president of the Company, are the only persons having a greater than 5jf interest in True-Fissure Silver Mines Limited. 123.800 shares of the Company owned by True-Fissure Silver Mines Limited will be sold under this prospectus, but the proceeds will not accrue to the benefit of the Company. The said 123,&00 shares of the Company owned by True- Fissure Silver Mines Limited will be sold to the public at the prevailing market prices, but not exceeding *0^ per share.

t. irving S. Ooldln, Chartered Accountant, Canada Trust Building,176 University Avenue, Windsor, Ontario, Is the Company's auditor.

5. Guaranty Trust Company of Canada, 366 Bay Street, Toronto l, Ontario, Is the Company's Registrar and Transfer Agent.

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The authorized share capital of the Conpany is 47,000,000.00 divided into 7,000.000 comnon shares of a par value of |1.00 each - whereof 1,181,805 shares, all fully-paid and non-assessable, have been allotted and issued.The company has not created or Issued any bonds or debentures, nor does it propose to do so.

Strck certificates representing 1,500,000 shares of a par value of ^1.00 each of the Conpany, SK held in escrow by the said Guaranty Trust Company - subject to release only with the written consents ot the Company's Board of Directors, The Ontario Securities Commission, Quebec Securities Commission and Canadian Stock Exchange; and subject to the further condition that none of the said shares shall be trans ferred, hypothecated, assigned or otherwise alienated without the written consents of The Ontario Securities Commission, Quebec Securities Commission and Canadian Stock Exchange, until so released.

The shares sold for cash to date are as follows:-(a) 5 shares at (1.00 each;

13,150 shares at 05^ each;568,650 shares at icy each;200,000 shares at700,000 shares at100,000 shares at300,000 shares at100,000 shares at

151eacli;each;each;

20^ each; 25^ each.

(b) The total cash received from the sale of shares le $290.0^7.50.

(c) No commission was paid on the sale o" any of the Company's shares.

No securities other than the Company's said shares have been sold.

No shares have been Issued or are to be Issued, and no cash has been paid or Is to be paid, to any promoter as such.

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(1) By written agreeaont, dated l?th April 1SH*6, between the Company and William C. TJerney, then of 85 Hose thorn Avenue, Toronto, as vendor (on behalf of himself and Auband Mines Limited, then of l? Hurray Building, Port Villlan, Ontario), the Conpany purchased from him 30 then unpatented mlnlng-clains in the Township of Conacher, Thunder Bay District. Shebandowan Lake Area, Port Arthur, Mining Division, namely.-- Mining-claims T.B. 28019. 2&019A, 28089, 28090, 28091, 26092, 305^0, 305*1. 305"*2, 30693, 31351*, 31395, 31396, 31397, 31398, 31399. 31^00. 31^01, 31^2. 31^03. 31825, 31826, 31827, 31828, 31829, 31830 318U2. 31843, 3l8?9 and 3l88o - for the following consideration (which has been fully satisfied) : - The assumption and payment by the Company of the then liabilities of Auband Mines Limited In connection with the said 30 claims (namely ^13,391.5*. whereof 11,891.51 was subsequently cancelled

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and written off, by mutual consent), plus the payaent by the Company of 185,000.00 by the issue of 1,700,000 of it* shares at 5 cents each as followst

To Auband Nines Limited To William C. Tierney

Pooled shares1,300,000

230,000

Free, sharesMil

170,000(li) By written agreement, dated 9th April 19^7, between the Company

as purchaser and Bandolao Mining Company Limited (whose address then was 39 Labelle Building, Windsor, Ontario, and is now 714 Elliott Street East, Windsor, Ontario) as vendor, the Company purchased patented mining-claims T.B. 17221, 21966, 2214?. 26534, 26535, 26539, 265^7, 279^ and 26533; and unpatended a.ining- claims T.B. 26953, 2695*. 30268, 30269, 30270, 30271, J0272, 30Z73, 30274, 30275, 30276 and 30596 in the said Township of Conacher (all contiguous to or* another and to the said 30 mining- claims purchased as aforesaid from William C. Tierney) for a consideration of ^15,000.0ft ir cash and 500,000 fully-paid shares of the Company. The Initial jaynent of H,500.00 on this contract was duly paid in cash by the f oinpany, which also allotted and Issued to Bandolac Mining Company Limited 500,000 pooled shares of its capital stock at 7 cer.vS each (which shares, together with the furt lier 400,000 pooled shares gratuitously donated by Auband Mines United - out of the 1,300,000 pooled shares of the Company which Auband Mines Limited had received in payment as aforesaid - made up the full commitment of said 900,000 shares). The balance, ^8,500.00, of said cash consideration was payable by the Company to Bandolac Mining Company Limited at the rate of lOjf of all moneys received by this Company (as and when received) from the sale of Its treasury shares; and the portion of such balance still unpaid Is |4,290.80 (which is now due and will accordingly be paid).The Company's former management (having apparently not found any thing of economic Importance on them) dropped 34 of its said 51 Conacher Township mining claims and retained thereout only the following 17 patented claims (which it still holds) namely:- T.B. 26533, 26534, 26535. 26539. 17221, 21966, 22147, 26547, 2?92t, 28019, 28019A, 28089, 28090, 28091, 28092, 26953 and 26954 (all contiguous and comprising approximately 700 acres).

(ill) By written agreement dated 4th March 19^7, between the Company, as purchaser, and Edward F. creelman of Toronto (street address not known), as vendor, the Company purchased from the said Creelman 43 unpatented mineral-claims, recorded as Oap l to 43 (inclusive), located in the Qranvllle Lake Area, province of Manitoba, for ^13,000.00 (which was duly paid). The Company, as vendor, subsequently sold said 43 mineral-claims to Bastlynn Mines Limited, a company incorporated under the laws of the Province of Manitoba, for 300,000 escrowed shares of said Eastlynn Mines Ltd. (Subsequently Eastlynn Mines Limited lost said 43 mineral-claims through forfeiture and Its charter has been cancelled).

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(lv) On 15th August 1962, the Company purchased (and has paid for) 23 unpatented mining-claims, respectively in Shield* and Deroche Townships, Sault Ste. Marie Mining Division, Ontario, from Harry Francois Marentette, for ^4,956.05 (representing his tine and expenses incurred in staking the said claims) through moneys advanced for the benefit and on behalf of the Company by George Maxwell Brown, both being directors of Band-Ore Ooid Mines Limited. These mining-claims are located approximately 40 miles North of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, and about 5 miles Vest of the Algona Central and Hudson Bay Railway, and are numbered SSM. 62395, 62396, 62397. 62398, 62399. 62400, 62401, 62404. 62755. 62756, 62757. 62759. 62760, 62761, 62762, 62763, 62764, 63377. 63378, 64487, 64488, 64796 and 64797.

(v) By written agreement, dated 4th January 1965, between J. Gordon pollard of the Village of Elk Lake, Ontario, Robert D. Dugal. 303 Parent Avenue, Windsor, Ontario, said George Maxwell Brown and said Harry Francois Marentette of the First Part, the said True-Fissure Silver Mines United, of the Second Part, and the Company, of the Third Part, the Company purchased and has paid for from the firstly-mentioned 4 parties (who agreed to sell to It) 18 unpatented mining-claims numbered SSM. 65365, 66710, 66711, 66914, 66915, 66916, 66917, 66918, 66919, 67006, 67007, 67008, 67009, 67010, 67011, 67012, 67033 and 67014 (all contiguous to one another and situated In Gaudette Township, Algoma District, Ontario) - subject to 3 unrecorded charr.es (which the Company agreed to assume) namely:- one for 13,600.00 payable to said George Maxwell Brown; another for i300.00 payable to said Robert D. Dugal, and the third for 93,675.00 payable to said True-Fissure Silver Mines Limited. Said charges (which have been duly paid) were reserved by the 3 chargees to secure and recoup them for their respective cash outlays on their acquisition of said 18 mining-claims. The consideration under said agreement for the transfer of the said 18 mining-claims to the Company was the assumption by the Company as aforesaid of the said 3 charges and the payment by It to the said Messrs. Pollard, Dugal, Brown and Marentette. in equal quarter-portions of royalties on the gross value of all minerals, metals and other materials of economic value as and when recovered from mining or other operations on said 18 mining-claims,at rates on a slidlng- scale from 2jf to lOjf, based on gross value - (Gross value to be averaged by the Company each calendar month).

The previous management of the Company paid certain of its moneys for options (all of which subsequently lapsed) as follows:- 12,100.00 on the 16th November 1955 to Charles A. Collett (pur porting to act as agent for one Euclid Charbonneau of Kirland Lake, Ontario) on an option to purchase 21 mining-claims in Van Hise Township. Ontario namely, MR. 19888 to 19893, 22293 to 22298 and 18981 to 18989 (all inclusive); |2,100.00 on l?th April 1956 to said Euclid Charbonneau on t (MS aforesaid option; ^600.00 on 22nd October 1956 to peter Slaght, then of So King St. Vest, Toronto (purporting to act as agent for one A.D. Phelps and one D.J. Chrichton - their respective full names and

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addresses are unknown to the undersigned) for an option to pur chase 10 mining-claims In Garson Township, Ontario, namely, S. 95073 to 95082 (Inclusive) j 43,000.00 on 1st lovember 1956 to the said A.D. Phelps and 93,000.00 to the said D. J. Chriohton on said option on 8. 95073 to 95082j and 45,000.00 on 1st November 1956 to the said Peter Slaght for an option from his client or principal George J. Leiderman (address unknown to the undersigned) on an "oil deal* (other particulars of which are not recorded in the Conpanyis records and are not known to the undersigned) .

(o) So far as the signatories hereto are aware, no penon or company has received, or le to receive, fron any vendor a greater than 5Jf Interest in the shares or other consideration received, or to be received, by any vendor; but, if any shareholder of said Auband Mines Limited did receive more than a 5^ interest in the snares or other consideration (when said Auband Mines Limited distri buted all its assets to its shareholders), the signatories hereto are not aware of it.

The following persons have a greater than 5J& interest in the mining company known as Bandolao Mining Company Limited;-

Mr. Charles Adolphe Rochon, 955 Wyandotte Street West, Windsor,Ont.;

Mr. Harry Francois Marentette, 904 Moy Avenue, Windsor, Ont.;Mr. Thomas F. Johnson, 563 Van Norman Street, Fort Arthur, Ont.

13. (a) Access to the Shebandowan Lake mining-claims, which are situated about 55 miles West of the City of Fort William, Is via the Canadian NatJ^nal Railway and the Ontario Provincial Highway No. 11 (both of which pass through the property); Access to the Shields and Deroche mining-claims is via a gravelled road from Wabos (an abandoned station about "K) miles north of Sault Ste. Marie on the said Algoma Central and Hudson Bay Rail way). Wabos is also reached by Ontario Provincial Highway "l? North", from Sault Ste. Marie to Heydon, and then by Ontario Provincial Highway 556 to Wabos;Access to the said 18 Gaudette Township mining-claims Is by gravelled road from Wabos, a distance of 5 miles in a north-east direction.

(b) There has been no underground exploration or development work of any kind on the said Shebandowan Lake, or the Shields Deroche or the 18 Gaudette Township properties, nor is there any underground plant or equipment.

(c) The previous owners of the Shebandowan Lake mining-claims and subsequently the previous management of the Company, did con siderable surface exploration and development thereon (including 17 rock-pits and diamond drilling) . The Shebandowan Lake properties in Conacher Township are being retained because the diamond-drilling performed by the previous owners thereon, and that subsequently done by the previous managanent of this Company, indicated a substantial tonnage of gold-bearing ore.- And It Is

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also retaining the Shields and Deroohe Township group of claims because the surface-work and diamond-drilling performed thereon indicated the possible existence of mineral deposition thereon. As it is now over 19 years since any of this work was done, the pits are now, naturally, partially filled with water and debris. In respect of the Shields and Deroche Townships mining-claims, the Company conducted a program of surface-work and diamond- drilling thereon during 1964. Pour pits or trenches were ex cavated. Five diamond-drill holes were put down (one of which had to be abandoned) to various depths - the deepest to 652 feet with inconclusive results. The Company does not intend to perform any work on either the Shebandowan Lake or the Shields and Deroche Townships properties at the present time - but proposes to con tinue to concentrate on the investigation of the lo Gaudette Township mining-claims on which considerable surface-work in cluding trenching and diamond-drilling (but otherwise no under ground-work) was done during the past year by the Conpany. There Is no surface-plant or equipment on any of the Company's afore mentioned properties. However, the Conpany owns a magcrometer, l International light truck (Scout P.W.D. 1963 model), l 2-wheel trailer, l diamond-drill (Boyles Bros., Model BBS2) complete with three gasoline-driven water-pumps, hose, pipes, A. 4 B. rods with all accessories, l tractor, Model toe, bulldozer type (John Deere make), l Huskl motor snow-toboggan, l chain saw, l old Chevrolet truck and other miscellaneous tools.

(d) The history of the Shebandowan Lake property Is as follows : - The Important claims of this property (namely Kos. T.B. 26533, 26531*, 26535, 26539, 265"*7 and 27921*. being part of the claims referred to In clause 12 above) were purchased and acquired In 1939 or 19^0 from Ton Johnson, SelIB Haavisto and Alex Budge, then all of Shebandowan, Ontario, by the eald Harry Francois Marentette and the late Adolphus Poter Rochon (the latter then residing on Caroline Street In Windsor, Ontario) - acting on behalf of themselves and Rochon-Maney Mining Syndicate. In 19^0 the said purchasers, in turn, sold and transferred the said claims to said Bandolac Mining Company Limited, which on 9th April 19^7 sold and transferred the said 6 claims (together with the 15 other claims set out In clause 12 (11) above, to this Company). The balance (30) of said Shebandowan Lake claims were acquired from Auband Mines United above-mentioned, which had purchased them from th* respective shakers or grubstakers thereof (whose names are unknown to the undersigned).

The history of the Shields-Deroche property is as follows:- These claims were originally staked In 1908 or 1909, and subsequently became known as "the Campbell-Murdoch Iron Property". Considerable work was done on them and they were patented by the then owners and kept in good standing for many years and sub sequently allowed to lapse. I r '.*'j? the claims were re s take d on behalf of the said Harry Francois Marentette and were duly recorded In his name, and were subsequently transfern-i to the Company (which now owns them) as set out In clause 12 (lv) above.

Y""' . Y:.-. .^sf^f-^K^.^t3 '''.',*-^ - - ---*--'-

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The history of the 18 Qaudette Township claims is M follows t - part of this ground va* previously (talced by other parties (unknown to the signatories hereto) and allowed to lapse. Very little work was ever don* try these previous staters. Nine of these 18 claims, naaelyt- MOB. SSM. 65565, 66710, 66711. 6691**, 66915. 66916. 66917, 66918 and 66919 were staked by Brian V. Fitspatrlok and his son in 1963 - from whoa they were purchased by the vendors thereof (mentioned in 12 (a) and (b) above) to this Company. The other 9 olaias ( Vos. SSM-67006, 67007, 67008, 67009, 67010, 67011. 67012, 67013 and 67014) were caused to be staked by J. Gordon Pollard (who was grubstaked in the amount of f 300. 00 by the said Robert D. Dugal) and were acquired by the Company, with the said first-mentioned group of 9 claims, from the said vendors mentioned in 12 (a) and (b) above. Reference Is hereby made to the Report of Wallace D. Stroud, P.Eng., dated 8th February 1966 (which accompanies and forms part of this pros pectus) .

(e) No work has been done or Improvements made on any of the Company 1 s properties by the present management, except the work performed In 1964 by the Company on the Shlelds-De roche property and in 1965 on the Gaudette Township claims as set out in paragraph 13 (c) above.

By written agreement, dated 20th February 1965, made between the Company and JenJcin Evans k C o. Ltd., 360 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario, as Under writer and Optionee, said Underwriter-Optionee agreed to purchase from the Company and pay for on behalf of its hereinafter-mentioned client, 200,000 shares of the Company at 12^ each (payable within 5 days of the date when the filing-statement is accepted for filing by Canadian Stock Exchange and The Ontario Securities, commission - whichever date Is the later - (hereinafter called "the acceptance date"), and was granted an option to purchase for the same client 500,000 shares of this Company, as follows: -

100,000 shares at 15^ 100,000 shares at

3 months after acceptance date;6 months after acceptance date;

100,000 shares at 20^ 'payable within 9 months after acceptance date;100,000 snares at 25^' payable within 12 months after acceptance date;100,000 shares at 30^f payable within 15 months after acceptance date.

payable within payable within

Following receipt by the Company of acceptance of the filing-statement by Canadian Stock Exchange, the Company received notice, dated 27th July 1965, from The Ontario Securities Commission of acceptance of said prospectus. The underwrltlng-payraent for 200,000 shares at \Z\i each were duly paid to this Company, and subsequently the first three of said option-instalments were duly exercised and paid for. The last two option-instalments are still outstanding and are available tr be exer cised as follows-.- 100,000 shares at 25^ on or before 2?th July 1966 and 100,000 shares at 30/ on or before 2?th October 1966. {Note: The payment for instalment of 100,000 shares 'at 20^ was duly received by the Company after 26th January 1966, the date of the Auditor -s Report herewith, and therefore does not appear therein) .In entering into the said agreement the underwriter was acting on behalf of said True-Fissure Silver Mines Limited, incorporated under The Ontario corporations Act. This Company has been informed that each of

the said George Maxwell Brown and the said Harry Francois Karentett* owns more than 5Jf interest in said True -Fissure Silver Mines Limited. Primary Distribution to the public of the 200,000 shares optioned as . aforesaid and still remaining under option will only be effected ' , through the Underwriter-Optionee at a commission as set by Canadian Stock Exchange (but in no case to exceed 25X). Save as aforesaid, there are no options or sub-options or sub-underwriting agreements outstanding or proposed to be given, nor are there any assignments or proposed assignments of any such agreements. In the event of default an amending statement will be filed within 20 days of such default, if the securities of the Company are still in course of primary distribu tion. 123,800 shares of the Company ovned by True-Fissure Silver . Minas Limited will be sold under this prospectus, but the proceeds will not accrue to the benefit of the Company. The said 123,800 shares of this Company owned by True-Fissure Silver Mines Limited will be sold to the public through registered security-dealers or stock-brokers at a commission set by the Canadian stock Exchange but in no case to exceed 25t of the selling price, at the prevailing market prices but not exceeding **0^ per share.

15. Tho Company proposes that moneys hereafter paid into its treasury, through the sale of Its 200,000 treasury shares as set out In para graph l1* above, will be mainly expended by it in development and ex ploration of the said Gaudette Township claims - as recommended by Wallace D. Stroud, P.Bng. in his said Report, dated February 8th 1966, and forming part thereof. Further subsequent development and explo ration will depend on the result of said development and exploration work, as may be reconcnonded by said Wallace D. Stroud and/or by some other qualified geologist or mining-engineer. Some of the proceeds of such sale of the Company's said shares will be used in purchasing equip ment, If and when necessary. In paying outstanding debts, In maintaining In good standing said Shebandowan Lake and Shields -De roc he mining- claims and for the costs and expenses referred to in paragraph l? below. As the Company does not propose to do any work on the Shebandowan Lake and Shields -Deroche claims, no engineer* s report accompanies this prospectus in respect to them. No part of the proceeds is to bc ad vanced In any way to other companies or Individuals, except to the ex tent necessary to enable the company to implement and complete the exploration and development programme as set forth in this prospectus and amendments tliereto, or is to be used to invest, underwrite or trade in securities other than securities in which Insurance companies may Invest under the provisions of the Canadian and British Insurance CJCpanles Act, Chapter 31 R. S. 1952 as amended, without prior approval by the shareholders and the required authorization for distribution o;' an amendment to this prospectus.

After primary or initial distribution of the securities offered by this prospectus and any amendments thereto, if the Company proposes tu use the proceeds to acquire securities in which Insurance companies may not invest, prior approval by shareholders will have to be obtained and disclosure will have to be made to the regulatory bodies having Jurisdiction over the sale of the securities offered by this prospectus and any amendments thereto. The 123,800 shares of this Company owned by True-Fissure Silver Mines Limited mentioned in paragraph 3 will be

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sold to the public at the prevailing market prices, but not exceeding 'to/ per share.

16. Tna company was incorporated on l8th Maroh 19*16.

17. No indebtedness is to be created or assumed other than as shown in the balance sheet as of 31st December 1965 (which accompanies and forms part of this prospectus), except costs incurred in connection with this prospectus or with the Company's current ordinary business from time to tine, or its other operating expenses.

id. The principal business in which each director or officer has been en gaged during the past 3 years is as follows:-(a) President and Director - the said OKOROE MAXWELL BROWN, Physician

and Surgeon; Director and Secretary- Treasurer of Cove Uranium Mines Limited and of Sheba Mines Limited. He was also a director of McAdam Kining Corporation Limited from 26th June 1961 to 4th November 1963;the said HARRY FRANCOIS MARENTETTE, President and Director of Hl-Ho Curb Serv-us Limited, Windsor, Ontario (for over 3 years);the said MRS. IRENE NOEL, Professional Secretary (for over 3 years); Secretary- Treasurer and Director of Bandolac Mining Company Limited;the said JOSEPH WILFRID CYR, Tool Machinist with Colonial Tool Co., Walker Road, Windsor, Ontario (for over 3 years); Director of Bandolac Mining Company Limited and its President since 6th April 1963;the said LOUIS HENRY JANKE, Sales Rep resentative for Morley Hardware Company, Saglnaw, Michigan, (for over 3 years).

(b) The said Harry Francois Marentette is now the owner of 119,U50 shares of Bandolac Mining Company Limited, which he received by reason of his being one of the vendors of said mining-claims TB. 26533, 26531*, 26535, 26539, 265^9 and 27921* to said Bandolac Mining Company Limited, which in turn sold said 6 claims, Inter alia, to this Company. He also received In cash ^,956.05 (but no other consider ation) for the said 23 Shields-Deroche Townships claims, which he sold to the Company as set out in clause 12 (a) and (b) (lv) above. Said George Maxwell Brown and said Harry Francois Marentette were the equal owners, in equal shares with two other partners, of the l8 Gaudette Township claims, purchased by the Company as set out in clause 12 (a) and (b) (v) above. Harry Francois Marentette also owns (Jointly in equal shares, with Robert D. Dugal, 303 Parent Avenue, Windsor, Ontario) 108,73^ shares in the company, plus

Vlce-President and Director

Secretary-Treasurer and Director

Director

Director

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1,000 alone. Other than as aforesaid, no director or officer of the Company( so far as the signatories of this prospectus are aware) has ever had, whether personally or as a partner in a firn, any interest, direct or indirect, in any property acquired or to be acquired by the Company.

(c) No remuneration was paid by the Company to any director as such during the last financial year and none is estimated to be paid or payable to any director as such during the current financial year. However, Hrs. Irene Noel, as Secretary-Treasurer, was paid 1300.00 for secretarial services rendered by her to the Company during the last year. The said Harry Francois Marentette received from the Company (in addition to his travelling expenses) ^23.19 on account of the 4684.00 which it owed him for his services in managing its affairs during the last financial year (as appears in the Auditor's said financial statement). He also received the 1812.90 which the Company owed him for managing its affairs in 1964. The balance, *260.8l, will be paid from the proceeds of the underwriting referred to in clause 14 above. It is estimated that during the current financial year not more than ^50.00 per month will be paid to the said Secretary-Treasurer for her secretarial services and that the said Harry Francois Marentette, for his services In managing the affairs of the Company as its Vice- president, will be paid at the rate of ^18.00 per day plus his ex penses, whenever his services are required on the Company's behalf. However, it Is not anticipated that the amount for such services by him will exceed ^200.00 per month. Save as aforesaid, no remuneration Is to be paid to any officer.

19. No dividend has ever been paid by the Company.

20. William c. Tlerney having disposed of all his shares In the Company, and Auband Mines Limited having distributed all Its shares therein to Its shareholders, followed by cancellation of Its charter, said Bandclac Mining Company Limited, has now become the largest shareholder of this Company. The Company's directors are not aware of any agreement, oral or written, that could put any person in a position, or entitle him to elect, or cause to be elected, a majority of the directors of the Con- pany. Presumably, only said Harry Francois Marentette, a large share holder of Bandolac Mining Company Limited, If he were to successfully solicit enough proxies, could elect, or cause to be elected, a majority of the directors of this Company.

21. As a result of a memorandum of agreement bearing the date of April 9th, 1947, entered into between the Company and Bandolac Mining Company Limited, It has been agreed amongat other things, that this Company shall not reorganize or change its capital structure in any way without the written consent of Bandolac Mining Company Limited.

There are no other material facts, so far as the signatories hereto are aware, not disclosed in the foregoing.The foregoing constitutes full, true and plain disclosure of all material facts in respect of the offering of the securities referred to above as

required by Section 38 of The Securities Act (Ontario) and under the Quebec Securities Act, and there is no further material information applicable other than in the financial statements or reports where re. quired or exigible.DATED AT WINDSOR. ONTARIO. 15th MARCH 1966.

DIRECTORS

(Sgd) "OBOROB MAXVSU, BROWN" Director

(sgd) "HARRY FRANCOIS MAREXTBTTB" Director

"LOUIS HENRY JANKB" Director

(sgd) "MRS. IRBNB NOBL" Director

(sgd) "JOSEPH WILFRID CYR" Director

(CORP. SEAL)

PROMOTER

TRUE FISSURE SILVER MINES LIMITED

(sgd) "HARRY FRANCOIS MAREHTETTE" President

(sgd) "GEORGE MAXWELL BROW!,"' Secretary-Treasurer

(CORP. SEAL)To the best of our knowledge. Information and belief, the foregoing constitutes full, true and plain disclosure of all material facts In respect of the offering of securities referred to above as required by Section 38 of The Securities Act (Ontario) and under tho Quebec Securities Act, and there Is no further material Information applicable other than In the financial statements or reports where required or exigible. Lloyd Evans, 3^3 Unsmore Crescent N., Toronto, and Jenkln Evans, 3W Llnsnore Crescent N., Toronto, own more than 5Jl! interest In Jenkln Evans le Co. Ltd. We have been informed and believe, that each of the said Oeorge Maxwell Brown and the oald Harry Francois Marentctte owns more than 5JC Interest In r.ald True-Fissure Silver Mines Limited. In respect of natters which arc not within our knowledge we have relied upon the accuracy and adequacy of the foregoing.

DATED AT TORONTO, ONTARIO, l^th MARCH 1966.

UNDER W R I T E R - O P T I O NE R

JENK3N EVAKS t- CO. LTD.per (sgd) "JJOttDI BVAJDl"

President(sgd) "D.O. JONES" Secretary-Treasurer

(CORP. SEAL)

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BAIANCE SHEET AS AT DECEMBER 31. 1965

$31^, 128.75 j,OOP.00 S 35.128.75

$1*0.000.00

8,833.33 $ l*8.833.33

*.956.05

LIABILITIES

CURRENT LIABILITIES; Accounts Payable

DEFERRED ACCOUNTS PAYABLE;Bandolac Mining Company Limited

SHAREHOEOERS' EQUITY; Capital Stock (Note)

Authorized 7,000,000 shares of $1.00 each par value

Issued for Mining Properties 2,200,000 shares

Less: Discount on Shares

Issued for Cash 1,881,805 shares

Less: Discount on Shares **,08l, 805 shares Issued

Deficit per Statement herewith

$7,000,000.00

$2,200,000.00 2,080,000.00 $120,000.00

$1.88l,805.oo 1,611,777.^0 270.027.50

390,027.50

131.233.9i3 258,793.52

7,575-00 6l.36U.38

ASSETS

CIURENT ASSETS;Cash on Hand and in Bank Deposit

MIKINO PROPERTIES:17 Patented Mining Claims Shebandowan Lake Area, Port Arthur Mining Division at cost:

(1) Pro rata valuation attributed to 1/3 of 2,200,000 vendor share consideration

(2) Attributed to cash

23 Unpatented Mining Claims,Shield and Deroche Townships,Sault Ste. Marie Mining Divisionat cost:

l8 Unpatented t -fling Claims Gaudette Township,Sault Ste. Marie Mining Divisionat cost:

OTHER ASSETS AND DEFERRED CHARGES AT COST; Office Equipment Less: Allowance for Depreciation MageroneterLess: Allowance for Depreciation Exploration Equipment Less; Allowance for Depreciation Automotive Equipment Less: Allowance for Depreciation Deferred Exploration Expense per

Statement herewith Deferred Administration Expenditures

per Statement herewith Organization Expense

To the Shareholders, - . Band-Ore Gold Mines Limited, Windsor, Ontario.

I have examined the balance sheet, schedules, and statement of deficit, statement of deferred exploration expense and deferred ad-Tlnistrat've expense of Band Ore -o Mines Limited (No Personal Liability) for the period from March 18, 191*6 to December 31, 1965- My examination Included a general review of the accounting -"ocedures and such tests of accounting records and other suporting evidence as I c onsidered necessary in the circumstances.

In Ty opinion, the above balance sheet and accompanying statements of deferred exploration expense, and deferred administrative and general expense and deficit u- fairly the financial position of the company as at December 31. 19^5. and the results of its operations for the year ended on that date. In accordance with zenerallv accepted accounting prirclples applied on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year. ' Windsor, Ontario (sgd) "IRVING S. GOIDIN" January 26, 1966 Chartered Accountant

$ 757.7.

**.290.80

8*. 75 75.65

253.575Y9&3.72 2.1^6.945.0-8} .W 2,042.87

205.81 3.816.78

3.840.97

APPROVED ON BEHALP OP THE BOARD:

(sgd) "HARRY P. MARBNTETTE".Director

(sgd) "IRENE NOEfc", Director

(The accompanying Hote forms an Integral part of this statement.)

56,111.724,881.99 167.348,91

$263.8^2.04

'-.- feV:,o;BAKD-OBK OOP MIKES LDCTKD (KO PER3O1UL LIABILITY)

STATEMENT or DEFICITFROM DATE PT lECORrORATIOII MARCH l8. 1^6 TO DECEMBER 31. 1965

loss on abandonment of 3* unpatented Minlng-claiBS in Shebandowan Lake Mining Area - Pro rata valuation attributed to 2/5 of 2,200,000 vendor share consideration

and of Cash Consideration

Loss on Options, Leases and Other Rights

Loss on Investments300,000 shares of Ras t lyn Mines United

Loss on Diamond Drill

980.000.00

17.666.67 37.666.6715,800.00

13,000.00

t.767.31 .233.98

STATEMENT ..-EXPLORATION EXPEE -U INCOflPORATI OHMARCH lo, iy*6 TO DECEMBER 31,

SHEBAKDOWAM LIKE ERIE PROPERTY: Surveying and Recording Claims Acreage and School Taxes Mining Licenses Prospecting and Exploration AssaysEngineering Expense Diamond Drilling i atentlng Claims Transportation Field WagesWorkmen's Compensation Miscellaneous

FOR THE PERIOD FROM MARCH l8, "•6 TO DEC. 31, 1961

652.9 1* 2,3^8. 38 1,873.10 2.877.32

$ 1

3.076. 5 1* 21,367.831,058.63

17.5.t3. 1*717.865.18

330.811,132.60

FOR THE PERIODFROM JAK.1/65TO DEC.31.1965 TOTAL

161.6,

321

2.510.001.873.102.877.32

492.40076.54367.83

1,058.6317.543.4717,865.1&

330.011,132.60

971.619.20 161.62 571,780.82

IH-^

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STATEMENT OF DEFERRED EXPLORATION EXPENSE FROM DATE OF INCORPORATION - cont'dMARCH IB, 19**b TO DBv 1

SHIELD AXD PESOCHB TOWNSHIPS PROPERTY; Prospect J'.g and Exploration Recording and Filing Fees Correcting staking of three southclaims as per Mining CommissionerIBDirection

Magnetometer Surrey Engineering Expense Mining Licenses Field Wages Miscellaneous AssaysWorkmen's Conpensation Diamond Drilling Assessment Work

OAODETTB TOWNSHIP PROPERTY; Prospecting and Exploration Equipment Maintenance and Repairs Engineering Expense Field Wages Diamond Drilling Workmen's Compensation Recording and Filing Fees

TOTAL

ADMINISTRATIVE AND GENERAL EXPENSE; Legal and AuditRegistrar and Transfer Agent's Fees Government Fees Bank and Interest Charges Printing, Stationery and Office Expense Salaries - Office Salaries - Officers Manager's Wages Advertising TravelTelephone ar.'l Telegraph Depreciation Miscellaneous Director's Fees Insurance Registration Fees

FOR THE PERIOD FROM MARCH l8, '46 TO DEC.31.

5.990^00 253.25

150.00650.00804.90300.00280.00214.2841.00

156.518.497.59

Tl7.338.39

Nil*88.957.59

113,365.543.631.271,351.11

295.205.434.042,925.00

400.002.186.005,338.062,438.153,030.212,550.862.727.331,055.00

92.00

146.819.77

FOR THE PERIOD FROM JAM. 1/65 TO DEC.31,1965f 102.05)

100.0027 .71*

398.61* 444.32

U.953.67298.40476.18

1.77"*. 99 4,256.82

63.4595.50

18.919.01

S9.524.95.

*3.226.40691.41

30.002.45

857.99

300.00684.0042.00

1,169.30

1,968.17170.23

150.00

19.291-95

TOTALf 5.900.83

253.25

150.00650.00804.90400.00307.74214.2841.00

156.518,497.59

398.61417,782.71

* 1,953.67298.40476.18

1,774.99 4.256.P.2

63.4595.50

S 8.919.01t98,482.54

^16,591.944.322.681,381.11

297.656,292.032,925.00

700.002,870.005,380.063.607.453.030.214,519.032,897.561.055.00

92.00150.00

t56.lll.72

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BAKP-OMt OOID gKBS IDCTKD

(HO PPtSOHAL LIABILITY)

*OTB TO PIKAKCIAL STATaOtMT

PBCBC8R 31. 1965

KOTB:

There remains outstanding to sell, under the terms of an Underwriting - Option Agreeaent. dated February 20, 1965, 300,000 shares of the company to b* taken up and paid for on or before the dates and at the prices as set after, or as appears aftwr each respective number of shares as follows:

100,000 shares at 20 cents each payable on or beforeApril 30, 1966

100,000 shares at 25 cents each payable on or beforeJuly 30, 1966

100,000 shares at 30 cents each payable on or beforeOctober 30, 1966

CKRTiyiCATI O X

I, Wallace D. Stroud, of 105 Oovernmnt Road Bast* Kirkland Late, Ontario, certify as follows)

1. That Z an a graduate of MeOill University in Mining Engin eering and am a Registered Professional Engineer in the Province of Ontario.

2. That I have practiced my profession since graduation in1912 and that for fifteen years, till the dissolution of the Company, was Superintendent of the Exploration Department of Sylvanite Ooid Mines United.

5. That I have no direct or indirect interest in the property described in the Report, nor In the shares and/or other securities of Band-Ore Ooid Mines Limited.

t. That this Report on the Band-Ore Property In OaudetteTownship, dated February 8th, 1966, a.id herewith attached, is based on a previous knawledge of tht area, a study of the available maps, and examination on the grow;.u on October 29th, 1963, August 20th, 1961 and December 3rd and Hh, 1965, when I personally inspected the showings and the diamond drill cores.


Wallace D. Stroud, P.Bng.

Kirkland Lake, Ontario,this 8th day of February, 1966

SEAL

' . -. -i8 - .' - '.'. :, ., -: ' -. :-'REPORT OJ* gro *gO*ggy OP BAKD-ORBJjOP MIKES LIMITED

OAUDBTTK TOWXSHIP. AIOOHA DISTRICT by wallace p. scroud. F.Eng.'

1. Purpose of ReportTo review the work done on these claims and to evaluate the same.

2. Conelufions Additional values in nickel have been found sine* my last examination and some further work in an effort to ascertain the extent and possible Improvement of these values, laterally cr vertically, is warranted; also to find, if possible, the source of the values.

The cost will be about 47.000.

3. Property and Location The property consists of eighteen unpa tented, contiguous c la lv, Nos. S.3.M. 65365. 66710, 66711, 6691"*, 66915, 66916, 66917. 66918, 66919. 67006, 67007, 67008. 67009, 67010. 67C!1. 67012, 67013, and 67014, all in the north-west quarter of Gaudette Township, Algoma District, Sault Ste. Marie Mining Division.

They Ile about seven miles from the Village of Searchmont which is on the Algoma Central Railway about forty mi1*3 north of Sault Ste. Marie, and about two miles from No.556 Secondary Highway with which they are connected by an all weather road.

t. HistoryEIttlo work was done on these claims before they were acquired by Band-Ore Gold

Nines Limited.Some rock excavation and some diaacnd drilling have been done as recommended

In my Report of December 29th. 196t.5. Geology

Very little has been learned about the geology of the area. The deposit occurs as disseminated values in nickel in a very Irregular, mixed up zone of con trasting basic and acidic rocks, probably a contact zone between large masses of various phases of the two rocks.

6. Work Donefit fi.This shoving, the more northerly pit, was opened up by slashing down from the'Top of the cliff. The results were disappointing.Pit 1 2. This pit, about 180 feet south of No.l has been slashed down for 35 feet and is 12 feet long from north to south and 12 feet deep into the face of the cliff. The formation dips 75 degrees to the east. The mineralization close to some flat fractures close to the bottom is considerably heavier than that above. p.p.H.No.Nl No.l Hole was collared very close to the creek in the flat ground below the cliff, 110 feet from the face and directed east to cut directly b*low the Ho.2 Pit. It was drilled at a dip of 35 degrees. Prom the log It will be seen that it went through granite, diabase and, again, granite, and then from 345 to 388 feet. It cut amphibolite with some mineralization, probably Millerite. It carried low values in nickel, 0.19 P*r cent over 31 feet. D.D.H.No.NZ Drilled North-East from close to the same set-up as N.I this hole was lost in overburden.D.D.H.NQ.N3 Collared at a point about 120 feet north of No.N.I this was drilled southerly at S.20 degrees W. at a dip of 65 degrees. It went to 366 feet in granite and allied rocks except for some narrow bands of basic rocks. D.D.H.Mo.NH This hole was started 95 feet east of the No.Nl collar, directly above the No.Nl Hole at a dip of 35 degrees and drilled in a south-westerly direction at S.65 degrees R. It started in diabase, was In granite and allied

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rooks to li1* feet where It entered amphibolite with bands of apllt*. At 16? feet it entered quartx-dlorite (T) where it remained to 213 feet. It was stopped in granite at 2f5 f*r t. The quarts diorite and some 20 feet of the amphibolite pre ceding it were sanpled but the results were negative.P.O.Mo.g Since the date of ny last Tisit to the property on December ^th last this hole has been drilled from th. same set-up as Bo.X1*, but at a dip of 53 degrees. To date it is down *00 feet and is still drilling. The geology uoes not seem to relate to that in the hole abore or in th* ill hole to the north. Nickel values were out frea 21? feet to 226 feet averaging 0.26? nickel across 9 ieet. This is in a rock Identified as biotitr-sohlst. i \ii la the first of this roc'.', so far seen in the core of any of the holes. The ore mineral nay be a silicate of nickel. Garnierite or Oenthite.Recommendations

It will be seen from the section on K 1* and N5 Holes that, if the formation dips 75 degrees to the east as appears to be the case in the two pits, then Drill Hole N5 may be running very nearly down along the formation. With the very Irregular rock formation as exposed on tlie cliff and the hill above and the lack of geological information it is not possible to project with any certainty the trend of the values either as to strike or dip. However, It would probably be safer to drill as flat holes as possible. Unfortunately, the ground above the cliff Is so rough that It Is not practicable to set up a drill there and drill from east to west.

It is reported that the N.5 hole has cut seme nickel values in biotite schist and It should be continued as long as '.t remain* in this material.

A 35 degree hole from the same set-up as N.5 but directed to go directly above the N.I hole aould give an intersection about 100 feet above that in N.I and should be drilled.

Some nickel values have been reported from an area some seven hundred feet to the south-east, and there is the possibility, though it is remote, that the diabase dike seen near the collars of l '. and N.5 Holes may lie in a fault, which might move the values on the south side of the fault, if it exists, to this ground.

Besides the hole suggested above, over N.I, another should be drilled from a location some 200 feet south of M.5. as close to the cliff face as possible, at N.60 degrees B. and a dip of 35 degreed. This would give information on the ground extending south and might establish Just what happens at the diabase, whether the values are cut off there or whether they continue louth.

Some sol 1 testing on the flat ground to the west of the cliff might be of value. Thtre Is a possibility that, under the sand plain, fairly close to the cliff, the source of the nickel values might be found. Should significant values be obtained some diamond drilling would be Justified.

The values, so far discovered, arc low and appear tc be very irregular, but this further amount of work should be done. If it proves favourable, a further exploration program would be warranted.

(Sgd) "WALLACE D. STROUD"

Wallace D . S troud, P.Bng.February 8th, 1966. SEAL

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Log P. P. H. Kc. Ml - M.82 B - Dip 35 degrees

Pee t Formationurnr- 17 .0 casing Sample No.

17.0 - 70.6 Oranite and gneiss - Karrow diabase bands70.6 - 12*1.1 DlabasA

124.1 - 142.0 Qnelsn and aplite142.0 . 150.6 Diabase150.6 - 173.0 Gneiss and aplite173.0 - 192.0 Altered diabase192.0 - 247.5 Qnelss and aplite at 208.6 3*

215-235 diabase streaks247.5 - 253.5 Diabase253.5 - 265.0 Aplite

256.0 - 257.5 diabase263.0 - 219.0 oranite279.0343.0345.9 349.0 354.0359.0 364.0 369.0374.0579.0384.0388.0

3*O.O Gneiss and granite345.0 Diorite and aplite349.0 Amphibolite and aplite 354.0 Amphibolite 359.0364.0 369.0 374.0379.0384.0388.0400.0 One Us

quarts

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Log D. D. H. No. N 2 - Lost in overburden

Log D. D. H. No. M 3 0.0 -61.0 Casing61.0 - 366.0 Oranite and aplite, some gneisses with narrow bands of diorite

366 End of Hole

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Log D. P. H. No. H 4 - 3 . 65 B., Dip 35 DegreesPee t

8.0 - 82.0

Formation Sample Mo. Width Nickel jtCasingGneiss, aplite, some por.

a few narrow, basic bands 82.0 - 90.2 Amphlbollte

Alternating bands of granite,aplite and basic rocks

Amphibolite

90.2 - 122.5

122.5 -1*40115.0148.6150.0150.6153.0155.0

2 -140.2 1*5.0 148.6 150.0 150.6 153.0 155.0 157.0

massive VSMAplite

itAmphibolite

2677

8

2680 l

3.6

0.6 2.4 2.0 2.0

Ti .

Tr. Tr.Tr. Tr.

- a -Sample Ho.

157.0 - 159.0 Amphibolite 2b82 159-0 - 161.0 " 3 161.0 - 164.0 QU. Diorite, 6" aplite 4 164.0 - 166.0 **166.0 - 168.0168.0 - 170.0170.0 - 172.0172.0 - 174.0174.0 - 176.0176.0 - 178.0178.0 - 180.0 l8o.O - 182.0182.0 - 184.0 184.0 - 186.0186.0 - 188.0188.0 - 190.0190.0 - 192.0192.0 - 194.0194.0 - 196.0196.0 - 210.0 u

6and aplite 7

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892690i24567Q9

210.0 - 212.7 " "nd aplite212.7 - 245.0 Oranite and aplite

245.0 End of HoleS B A LLog D. D. H. No. N 5 -

ltj.5 - 1^.53. 65 K., Dip 53 Degrees

2616217.0 - 218.0 Bio. schist 2617, 2l8.0 - 220.0 " 8220.0 - 220.5 "220.5 - 222.5 " 9222.5 -224.2 " 2620224.2 - 226.0 " 1SEAL

Width2!o3.0 2.02.02.0

2.02.02.02.0 2.02.0 2.02.02.02.02.02.0

1.01.0 2.0

2.0

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Nickel fTP. TP. TP. TP.TP.TP.

TP.TP.TP.Tr.TP.Tr. Tr.Tr.Tr.Tr.Tr.Tr.

Tr.0.31 0.52

0.10Tr.0.39

ADDBKDW TO REPORT OP FEBRUARY 8th, 1966

All assays referred to in this Report were made by the laboratory Branch of the Ontario Department of Mines and signed by D. A. Moddle, Provincial Assayer.

The samples were taken by my direction.The sampler was 1 . G ordon Pollard, Field Mai^ger of Band-Ore Gold Mines

Limited, a prospector of over twenty years experience in whose ability and probity I have every confidence, having known him for many years. I was person ally present when many of the core samples were taken and have no reason whatso ever to doubt the accuracy of any of the samples.

1966.

"WALLACE D STROUD"

Wallace D. Stroud, P.Rng.

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. eth.. 1966.Dr. Geo. Maxwell Brown, fres.

and Directors,Band-Ore Ooid Mines Limited, 711 Elliot St.. Windsor, Ont.

Bet Price^ Gaudette Blotee). Oroup* "^^*1™.^•••^•••^^•1 l '.MMKK^BMfc

Centleaen:i The price paid by your Company for this Oroup of 18 Claims,

namely, s.S.M. 65365, 66710, 66711. 66911*, 66915, 66916, 66917, 66918, . 66919. 67006. 67007, 67008, 67009, 67010, 67011. 67012, 67013 and t 67014. in Gaudette Township, Algo&a District, amounted to 17575 plus i a sliding royalty of 2jf to lOjf on gross production.

It is very difficult to put a definite value on these olaias as it Is purely potential, but the amount paid appears to be reasonable.

Yours sincerely,


. Wallace D. Stroud, P.Ens.

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