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Quantec Consulting Inc.P.O Box 580,101 King Street

Porcupine, ON PON ICOPhone (705) 235-2166

Fax (705) 235-2255

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Geophysical Surv Assessment Repo

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GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OFFICE Q *rt f .-,. v. :-

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Regardingthe TRANSIENT ELECTROMAGNETICBOREHOLE SURVEYSaver toe SOUTHEAST GODFREY PROJECT,Godfrey Twp, ON,on behalf ofMONETA PORCUPINE MINES INC.Timmins, Ontario, Canada

OCIQCIOCIQCI QCIC380S Coulson, C Williston

July 1997 Porcupine, ON

MONETA PORCUPINE MINES INC. Godfrey Twp. BHTEM

42A06NW2002 2.18193 GODFREY 010C

1. INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................3

2. GENERAL SURVEY DETAILS ........................................................................................... 4

2.1 Location..................................................................................................................... 4

2.2 Access........................................................................................................................ 5

2.3 Survey Grid ................................................................................................................5

3. SURVEY WORK.................................................................................................................. 6

3.1 Generalities................................................................................................................ 6

3.2 Specifications ............................................................................................................6

3.3 Personnel...................................................................................................................7

3.4 Instrumentation......................................................................................................... 7

3.5 Parameters................................................................................................................. 7

3.6 Data Presentation...................................................................................................... 8

4. SUMMARY INTERPRETATION AND RECOMMENDATIONS......................................... 10

APPENDIX A: Statement of Qualifications APPENDIX B: Survey Procedure and General Theory APPENDIX C: Instrument Specifications APPENDIX D: Production Summary APPENDIX E: List of Maps APPENDIX F: Profiles and Plans

Figure 1: General Survey Location of Godfrey Twp...................................................................... 4Figure 2: Borehole TEM 4-Axis Profile Format for Southeast Godfrey Project..............................8Figure 3: Borehole TEM Lin-Log Profile Format for Southeast Godfrey Project. ...........................9Table l: Survey Coverage for 3-D Borehole Survey at Southeast Godfrey Project........................ 6Table II: System Parameters for Borehole Survey at Southeast Godfrey Project.......................... 7Table III: Coil Conventions for Borehole Survey at Southeast Godfrey Project............................ 7Table IV: Borehole Profile Specifications at Godfrey Twp............................................................. 8Table V: Anomaly Table for God-97-1 at Southeast Godfrey Project.......................................... 10

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* QCI Project No:

* Client Name:

* Client Address:

* Project Name:

* Borehole Surveyed:

* Survey period:

* Survey Type:

C380

Moneta Porcupine Mines Inc.

104 Pine St. South Timmins, ON P4N7W9

Southeast Godfrey

GOD 97-1

June19TH to23RD , 1997

3D LPTEM Borehole

* Client Representatives: Rainer Skeries

* Objectives:

1. Exploration objectives:a) to determine the possible existence of any sulphide conductors be

low a drilled RSIP anomaly which intersected gr. arg. from 40-119 meters.

2. Geophysical objectives:a) to utilize the Borehole method, based on its deep penetration capa

bilities, to detect geophysical targets.

Report Type: Summary Interpretation suitable for Assessmentsubmission.

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2.1 LOCATION

* Township:

* Province:

* Country:

* Nearest Settlement:

* NTS Map Reference:

Godfrey Township

Ontario

Canada

Timmins, ON

42A7SW

ONTARIO

Southeast Godfrey Project Area

Figure 1: General Survey Location of Godfrey Twp..

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2.2 ACCESS

* Base of Operations: Porcupine, ON

* Distance by Land to Grids: *10 kilometres NW of Timmins, ON

* Mode of Access: by truck approximately 5km west on Hwy101; then a further 5km north on Hwy 576

. Nearest Highway: Hwy 576

* Mode of Access to Property: 4x4 truck

* Mode of Access to Grid: foot

2.3 SURVEY GRID

* Coordinate Reference System. Local cut and picket survey grid (Non UTM)

* Established by: Prior to survey execution by MonetaPorcupine Mines Inc.

* Method of Chaining: L inear, Metric

. Line Direction: N0520E(Gnd E-W)

* Line Separation: 1 00-200 m

* Station Interval: 25m

^ Tie/Base Lines: TL8+OOW, TL5+OOW, BLO+OOE, TL10+OOE

* Claim Covered by Borehole1 : 96855

* Claims Covered by Project Area: see Grid Location map (Appendix F)

1 Ref. Mining claim numbers from Moneta Porcupine Mines Inc. Grid/Claim Location Map (Appendix F)

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3.1 GENERALITIES

* Survey Dates:

* Survey Period:

* Survey Days:

* # Boreholes Surveyed:

* Total Survey Coverage:

June19TH and23RD , 1997

2 days

1 (read time)

1

360m

HOLE

GOD 97-1

LOOP

COLLAR

START (depth m)

0

END (depth m)

360TOTAL

TOTAL (m)360360

Table l: Survey Coverage for 3-D Borehole Survey at Southeast Godfrey Project.

3.2 SPECIFICATIONS

. Method:

* Technique:

* Configuration:

* Output Power Stage:

* Dimension:

* Borehole Name:

* Borehole Location:

* Borehole Azimuth:

* Borehole Dip:

* Loop Configuration:

* Loop Size:

* Loop Location:

* Sampling Interval:

Transient Electromagnetic

Profiling

Borehole

Low Power

3D Survey: X, Y, S Z components

GOD-97-1

L800S @ 25E

2320 (Grid West)

-500

Collar

400x400m

L6+OOS-L10+OOS, 2+OOE-2+OOW

10m

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3.3 PERSONNEL

* Project/Field Supervisor: Sherwood Coulson, Porcupine, ON

* Field Assistant: Todd Chevrier, Timmins, ON

* Data Processing : S . Coulson

* Interpretation: S . Coulson

* Report Preparation : Christine Williston, South Porcupine, ON

3.4 INSTRUMENTATION

* Receiver:

* Receiver Coil:

* Transmitter:

* Power Supply:

3.5 PARAMETERS

Geonics Digital Protem (3 channels, 20 time gates)

Geonics BH43-3D probe

Geonics EM-37 (30 Hz, SO*}*) duty cycle)

Geonics GPU-2000 motor generator (Honda 5.5HP with Georator 2.8KVA @ 400Hz alternator)

Pulse repetition frequency:Gains:Integration number:Loop Size:Current:Turn-off times:Gate positionsSynchronization mode:

30Hz3-41 5 seconds400m x 400m1 5 Amps250 MS80-61 36 us (see Appendix C)Crystal Clocks

Table H: System Parameters for Borehole Survey at Southeast Godfrey Project

* Coil Conventions:

COMPONENTZXY

COIL ORIENTATIONPositive Anally Up holePositive westPositive south

Table III: Coil Conventions for Borehole Survey at Southeast Godfrey Project.

Data Reduction: nanoVolts/metre

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3.6 DATA PRESENTATION

* Profiles:

Profile Formats

f of ProfilesProfile Scale:Components Profited:

1 ) 4-Axis Linear (see Fig. 2) 2) Singular Axis Lin-Log (see Fig. 3)81:2000

3D survey: Total Field, X, Y and Z

Table IV: Borehole Profile Specifications at Godfrev Twp..

: ! -4SOOO.-P/ — —— v ~-^^~Sr^T^-- —— ^ 1-45000 T Borehole GOD-97-1 - Total Heldj 1' '- -- ~~--~^IIIZ^^r^III^-— —— — -^^T3 " CoDarkwp |i 30000 l'/, k i -l-f'r^ \ : H IM , , , . , i , , i~rr i . , i 1 l 1 1 ' 1 0 ^'lle 1 : ' 00t:

H z f ,U\ ,' \ l

i i 1 15000 1' __ \ ^— , '-C'- "~ ---. ^4*0*00

i - 15000. - , ' - -' ~- r - ." -- ^ ~ -- " " - j- isoo. L

i 7 i ' .-•----•. '" ij S 200 - ^ -' ' . -- . - -1500

' -.CO-

li 50 100 15C 200 250 300 350

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MONETA PORCUPINE MINES INC.GODFR^ TWP PROPfrTTr

GODFREY TWP. , ON

3D FIXED LOOP BOREHOLE SURVEY j SeconOary Oectromogr-etie Fietd (dB/dt) j

TrtT-mtlB -iwpwncy XI H7 CWt Aiy qcfe)

Praflr UMS' nMKMil/m'2

Cnnci B*3 prnbe ' W*"cabr 1*-JT i7.a hw^ j

rr^T) cwflrrff coftsVLTWC iftc ''

Figure 2: Borehole TEM 4-Axis Profile Format for Southeast Godfrev Project.

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K

Ifo: 4 k- SO X

Boretole GOD-97-' - Total Reid Collar Loop

Scale 1:20CJ

MONETA PORCUPINE MINES INC.GC-riTREi' T*'F. P I

oODFRti TWP

LL-

^_rr

h ^ jn-il 1 997

".Ki Oiowk: * '00" rW*

Figure 3: Borehole TEM Lin-Loa Profile Format for Southeast Godfrey Project.

* Digital Data: Daily raw files and processed data (Geosoft .XYZ format) on 3.5 inch HD (1.44 Mbytes) diskette(s) - see Appendix F

a) raw un-rotated data dump files, according to acquisition date (DDMMYY.RAW) Geonics Digital Protem (refer to Protem)

b) raw rotated data dump files, according to borehole Geonics Digital Protem (refer to Protem)

c) reduced XYZ ASCII data files, according to hole number and component (i.e. godlT.xyz where TzTotal Field)

Column 1: Borehole numberColumn 2: depth down the hole (m)Column 3: Primary pulse (millivolts)Column 4: Channel 1 secondary rate of decay of TEM field (nanoVolt/m2)ColumnS: Channel 2UColumn 23: Channel 20 secondary rate of decay of TEM field (nanoVolt/m2)

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On June 23rd , 1997 Quantec Consulting Inc. performed a 3D TEM Borehole Sur vey over the Southeast Godfrey Property on behalf of Moneta Porcupine Mines Inc. The survey was performed in Hole GOD-97-1 to a depth of 360 meters.

The TEM survey identified 2 anomalous zones in the hole; one between 40 and 150 meters and second at 280 meters in the drill hole. The upper zone consists of 2 conductors probably related to graphitic argillites intersected in the drill hole. The con ductor at 50 meters is interpreted as an in-hole response indicating the hole has tested the centre region of a narrow, weak to moderate conductivity source. The second con ductor at approximately 120 meters is interpreted as an edge response from a moderate area, high conductivity source. There should be evidence of the conductor in the core, however, the bulk of the conductivity lies above and right (north) of the drill hole. The asymmetrical nature of the response indicates that the conductor sub-parallels the drill hole and has a finite depth extent near 175 meters.

The anomaly located at 280 meters in the drill hole is interpreted as a small area, weak to moderate strength, off-hole conductor. The centre of the conductor is lo cated approximately less than 50 meters below and left (south) of the drill hole. The lack of response in late time suggests the source of the conductor is probably related to poorly conductive mineralization.

DEPTH (meters)

40

120

280

RESPONSE TYPEIn-hole

Edge

Off-hole

RESPONSE POLARITY

Hz: +V6 Hx: +V6 to -ve Hy: +V6 to -ve

Hz: -ve Hx: -ve to +V6 Hy: +V6 to -ve

Hz: -ve Hx: +V6 to -ve Hy: -ve to +VB

# CHANNELS

12

20

13

COMMENTS

Weak to moderate strength small area conductor.

Moderate area strong con ductor. Bulk of conductivity lies above and north of hole.Small area weak to moderate strength. Conductor lies ^Om below and left (south) of the drill hole.

Table V: Anomaly Table for God-97-1 at Southeast Godfrey Project.

RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED QUANTEC CONSULTING INC.

Sherwood Coulson Senior Geophysicist

Christine Williston Processing Geophysicist

Jean Legault, P.Eng. Director of Technical Services

Porcupine, ON July, 1997

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Statement of Qualifications

l, Sherwood T. Coulson, hereby declare that:

1. l am a consulting geophysicist with residence in Porcupine, Ontario and am presently employed in this capacity with Quantec Consulting Inc. of Porcupine, Ontario.

2. l am a graduate of Cambrian College, Sudbury, Ontario in 1974 with an Honours Diploma in Geophysical Engineering Technology.

3. l have practiced my profession in Europe and North America continuously since gradua tion.

4. l am a member of the Canadian Society of Exploration Geophysicists and the Prospectors and Developers Association.

5. l have no interest nor do l expect to receive any interest, direct or indirect, in the proper ties or securities of Moneta Porcupine Mines Inc.

6. The statements made by me in this report represent my best opinion and judgment based on the information available to me at the time of the writing of this report.

Porcupine, ON July, 1997

S T. Coulson, Dip). Geoph.Senior Geophysicist

General Manager - QCI

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l, Christine Williston, declare that:

1. l am currently employed by Quantec Consulting Inc. of Porcupine, Ontario as a junior geophysicist, in technical services.

2. l am a graduate of York University, North York, ON, in Spring, 1994,with a Bachelor of Science, Honours, in Earth and Atmospheric Science.

3. l have no interest nor do l expect to receive any interest in the properties or securities of Moneta Porcupine Mines Inc.

4. l am the technical writer for this report; having compiled the information contained and constructed map products to the best of my ability with my current level of understanding.

Porcupine, Ontario July, 1997

Christine WillistonProcessing Geophysicist

Quantec Technical Services

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l, Jean M. Legault, declare that:

1. l am a consulting geophysicist with residence in Timmins, Ontario and am presently em ployed in this capacity with Quantec Consulting Inc. of Porcupine, Ontario.

2. l obtained a Bachelor's Degree, with Honours, in Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), Geological Engineering (Geophysics Option), from Queen's University at Kingston, Ontario, in Spring 1982.

3. l am a registered professional engineer (# 047032), with license to practice in the Prov ince of Quebec, since 1985.

4. l have practiced my profession continuously since June, 1982, in North-America, South- America and North-Africa.

5. l am a member of the Society of Engineers of Quebec, the Quebec Prospectors Associa tion, the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada, and the Society of Explora tion Geophysicists.

6. l have no interest, nor do l expect to receive any interest in the properties or securities of Moneta Porcupine Mines Inc.

7. The statements made in this report represent my professional opinion based on my con sideration of the information available to me at the time of writing this report.

Porcupine, Ontario July, 1997

Jean M. Legault, P.Eng. (QC)Chief Geophysicist

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Survey Procedure and General Theory

TEM Borehole Survey

TEM profiling is conducted in boreholes either outside or inside fixed rectangular transmit loops. Current is passed through the loop which following the Turn-Off, produces a primary magnetic field (H) both inside and outside (Figure B1). This primary field induces a vortex current pattern, which energizes con ductors and which in turn create their own secondary magnetic field (Bs). The rate of change of the de caying secondary magnetic flux (dBs/dt) is measured. These measurements of the TEM decay (20 log-time slices) are taken during the "Off-Time", using a 30 cycle/sec, base repetition rate.

j Negative Down OutsMe *

Primary Field Sign Convention

i, , . , \ In-Loop Survey Une \SQiSSftl i l l . l i l l l\ ——-———-——— \lill

r i f i l \ \\ \\ ^ \ ^ ^^^* ^-^~-,' '' '' ; 't L-J \ \ \ \ \ \ \ v.vv^-/' i t l ! t l \ \ \ V V \ N \ v- x NX---

l i

Figure B1: Primary field sign convention for TEM surveys.

Borehole TEM surveys are conducted In either a 1-D mode or 3-D mode. The borehole survey is particularly useful to determine the geometrical relationship between a conductor or a complex swarm of conductors around the drill hole. Of particular importance is its application in cases where the drilling is believed to have missed the target of interest. A 1-D borehole survey can effectively determine the direc tion and distance from the drill hole to the conductor by comparing the results of logs from several loops positioned around the hole (Figure B2), or by comparing the response from hole-to-hole. Additionally, con ductors located below the end of a drill hole, which either may be too deep and/or have gone previously undetected from surface, may be discovered during the course of a borehole survey. Similar determinations can be made from a 3D borehole survey by measuring two orthogonal secondary field components in addi tion to the axial component.

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Sample Interval

Tx Loop Perimeters

Positive Hz^up along axis of DDH

LPTEM Borehole Survey Procedure 1-5 loops read per transmitter setup

Figure B2: Loop Configurations and Polarity Conventions for 1D Borehole Profiling.

For 3-D and 1-D borehole surveys, the probe is manually lowered down the borehole at the end of a cable and, at successive depths, measurements of one (1-D) to three (3-D) orthogonal components of the TEM field (Hx, Hy, Hz) are individually obtained in succession by electronically switching the sensor coils in the borehole antenna through the use of a relay/switching system from surface, via the borehole- cable shield. As the probe is free to rotate on its vertical axis, a correction is later applied to the 3-D data in order to rotate the components into their respective coordinate axes.

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Z f ve up, along axis of DDH

X *ve up, orthogonal to hole, and along BH azimuth

station intervals

- Y *ve left, orthogonal to hole and horizontal

Figure B3: LOOP Configuration and Polarity Conventions for 3-D Borehole Survey.

The secondary fields induced decay at a rate proportional to the conductivity-thickness and are then measured and profiled by the borehole sensor-probe.

a) Hz is positive up along the axis of borehole,b) Hx is positive perpendicular to the borehole axis and pointing upward, in a vertical plane, in the

direction of the azimuth of the hole,c) Hy is positive 90C counterclockwise to Hx and horizontal, according to the right-hand rule.

At the end of each survey day, the stored data are transferred to a microcomputer using PROTEM and edited and viewed using DATEM (both programs written by Geonics.) From there the data is corrected for the turn-off time, loop area, system gain and current, converted from millivolts to nanoVolts per ampere meter squared or nanoVolts per meter squared and Geosoft formatted XYZ files created using GEOPARSE written by Quantec. The data are then transferred to disk for storage and processing. Report quality field plots are generated on site, using a 24-pin printer in order to monitor the data characteristics and to provide a preliminary interpretation capability.

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The following equations govern the transient EM response for buried plate-like conductive bodies 1

Target Response to Transmitter Current Waveform:

emf = — p TT

where: t - fixed timee = exponential decayT = time constant of conductor

The time constant of the response is alternatively defined as the slope of the tin-log decay curve (Geonics) or, more exactly, as the time channel where the amplitude of the decay collapses to 37*54. (1/e) of its maximum value. Both t and the analogous decay strength (ie., the number of anomalous channels above background), are commonly used as indicators of conductor quality. This relationship between de cay-strength and the conductivity-thickness can easily be demonstrated in the following equation for a verti cally dipping conductive sheet:

r = . f or a thin platen

where a = conductivity of target /j = magnetic susceptibility t - thickness of plate

h ^ vertical extension of plate

thereby giving, for an infinite vertical sheet:

at ^ — r * rf* i-, mhos/ metre (Siemens) ph /V'S1

From these equations and relationships, it therefore becomes obvious of the common use of the anomaly strength of decay as a simple, rule-of thumb indicator of the relative conductivity-thickness product for TEM surveys.

In addition, the total secondary field is calculated by GEOPARSE using the three components (Hx, Hy and Hz) in the following formula ^^^^^^^^^^^

; + Hy 2 * Hz2 nanoVolt l m2

1 From Geonics Limited, EM-37 TEM System Design Parameter. Mississauga. Ont., 1982.

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Instrument Specifications

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EM-37 Transmitter Technical Specifications

Current Wave form:

Repetition Rate:

Turn-off Time(t):

Transmitter Loop:

Protection:

Output voltage:

Output power

Motor generator

bipolar square wave.

3Hz, 7.5Hz or 30Hz in countries using 60Hz power line frequency; 2.5Hz, 6.25Hz or 25Hz in countries using 50Hz power line frequency; all six base frequencies are switch selectable.

fast linear turn-off maximum of 450 usec. at 30 amps into a 300x600 meter loop. Decreases proportionally with current and the root of the loop area to a maxi mum of 20 usec. Actual value of t read on front panel meter.

any dimensions from 40x40 meters to 300x600 meters maximum at 30 amps. Larger dimensions at reduced current. Transmitter output voltage switch adjust able for smaller loops. Value of loop resistance read from front panel meter; re sistance must be greater than 1 ohm on lowest setting to prevent overload.

circuit breaker protection against input over voltage; instantaneous solid state protection against output short circuit; automatically resets on removal of short circuit. Input voltage output voltage and current indicated on front panel meter.

24 to 160 volts (zero to peak) maximum

2800 watt maximum

5 HP Honda gasoline engine coupled to a 120 volt, three phase, 400 Hz alter nator. Approximately 8 hours continuous operation from built-in fuel tank.

Transmitter Console

GPU:

Component Dimensions and Weights

20 by 42 by 32 cm, 20kg

44 by 32 by 21 cm, 65kg

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Digital Protem Ground Transient Electromagnetic System Technical Specifications

Measured Quantity:

Sensors:1. (L.F.):2. (H.F.):3. (3D-3):4. (3D-1):

Time channels:

Repetition Rate:(Base Frequency)

Synchronization:(switch selectable):

Integration time:

Calibration:

Keyboards:

Gain:

Dynamic Range:

Display Quantity:

Storage:

Display:

Data Transfer:

Processor.

Receiver

Time rate of decay of magnetic flux along 3 axes

Air-cored coil of bandwidth 60 kHz; 100 cm diameter Air-cored coil of bandwidth 850 kHz; 100 cm diameter Three orthogonal component sensor simultaneous operation Three orthogonal component sensor; sequential operation

20 geometrically spaced time gates for each base frequency gives range from 6 u.sec to 800 msec.

0.3 Hz, 0.75, 3, 7.4, 30, 75 or 285 Hz for 60 Hz power-line networks

(1) reference cable ''(2) high stability (oven controlled) quartz crystals.

2, 4, 8, 15, 30, 60, 120, 240 sec.

Internal self calibrationExternal Q coil calibration (optional)

Two 3x4 matrix sealed key pads with positive tactile feedback

Automatic or manual control

23bits(132dB)

(1) Table of time rate of decay of magnetic flux (dB/dt)(2) Curve of rate of decay of magnetic flux (dB/dt)(3) Table of apparent resistivity (pa)(4) Curve of apparent resistivity (pa)(5) Profile of dB/dt(6) Real time noise monitor(7) Calibration curve(8) Data acquisition statistics (real time)

Solid state memory with capacity for over 3000 data sets

8 lines by 40 character (240 x 64 dot) graphic LCD

Standard RS-232 communications port.

CMOS 68HCOOO 8 MHz CPU

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BH-43 3-D Borehole Probe with Tilt Sensors Technical Specifications

Measured Quantity:

Sensors:

Overall Length:

Maximum Diameter

Weight:

Sensor-Preamplifier Resonant Frequency:

Sensor Areas:

Operating Temperature: -

Probe Rotation Correction:

Battery:

Type:

Diameter.

Weight:

Length:

Time derivative of axial and radial magnetic field

Three orthogonal coils (one axial, two radial)

334cm

3.8cm

9.5kg

10kHz

200m2

30 degrees C to +80 degrees C

Two orthogonal tilt meters with range ±1 0 to ±80" from vertical

Rechargeable NiCd sealed pack for 15 hours continuous operation

Cable

Two-conductor shield polyurethane jacket Kevlar membrane

5.6 mm

40 kg/km

700m

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Receiver Battery:

Receiver Size:

Receiver Weight:

Operating Temp.:

Transmitters:

12 volts rechargeable battery for 8 hours continuous operation. 6 hours in XTAL mode

34x38x27 cm

15kg

-400C to *500C

(1) Geonics TEM47(2) Geonics TEM57(3) Geonics TEM37

Gate Locations

GATE123456789101112131415161718192021*

285/237.5 Hz6.0007.6259.75012.5015.8820.2525.8833.0042.1353.7568.5087.38111.4

151.7**181.1231.0294.6375.9479.5611.6780.1

6.8138.68811.1314.1918.0723.0629.4437.5647.9461.1377.9499.38126.7166.4206.0262.8335.2427.7545.6695.9

1.6252.1252.7503.3754.3755.6257.1259.12511.6314.7518.8824.0030.6329.3849.8862.6381.25103.6132.1168.5

75/62.5 Hz32.0038.5047.0058.0071.5

89.00111.5140.0176.5223.0282.0357.5453.5576.0732.5932.011871512192624553129

35.2542.7552.5

64.7580.25100.3125.8158.3 .199.8252.5319.8405.5514.8654.3832.310591349171921902792

6.5008.50011.0013.5017.5022.5028.5036.5046.5059.0075.5096.00122.5156.5199.5254.5325.0414.5528.5674.0

30/25 Hz80.009625117.5145.0178.8222.5278.8350.0441.3557.5705.0893.8113414401831233029663779481561367821

88.13106.9131.3161.9200.6250.6314.4395.6499.4631.3799.4101412871636208126483373429754756978

16.2521.2527.533.7543.7556.2571.2591.25116.3147.5188.8240.0306.3391.3498.8636.3812.5103613211685

GATE123456789101112131415161718192021*

Ena of Gate 20A Gap of 9.7 usec exists between Gate 13 and Gate 14 in the micro-frequency range/

This Table applies to both synchronization modes regardless of which of TEM37, TEM47 and TEM57 transmitters is used, provided that correct Tx model is selected in Header (2.4).

Note: 7.5/6.25 and 0.75/0.625 Hz proportional to 75/62.5 Hz 3/2.5 and 0.3/0.25 Hz proportional to 30/25 Hz

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Production Summary

LPTEM 3-D BOREHOLE SURVEY Southeast Godfrey Project, Godfrey Twp., ON

Date19-Jun

23-Jun

DescriptionOut to property in afternoon. Problems with Argo and end up carrying everything into the hole. Locate, dummy hole and lay 400m loop. Attempt to start logging but problem with downhole cable.Return to property in afternoon. Log hole, pick up loop and demob from property.Total

HoteGOD-97-1

GOD-97-1

Start

40

End

360

Total (m)

360

360

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List of Maps

TEM Borehole Profiles: Multi-Channel Lin-Log and 4-Axis Profile Plots: (time rate of decay of the secondary electromagnetic field, 3D:Total Field, X,Y and Z components, 1:2000 scale, nanoVorts per metre2)

HOLE

GOD-97-1

LOOP

Collar

COMPONENT

Total FieldZXY

TOTAL

4-AXB PROFILE DRAWING NUMBER

C-380-BH4A-TF-GOD-97-1 cC-380-BH4A-Z-GOD-97-1 cC-380-BH4A-X-GOD-97-1 cC-380-BH4A-Y-GOD-97-1 c

4

UN-LOO PROFILE DRAWING NUMBER

C-380-BHLL-TF-GOD-97-1 cC-380-BHLL-Z-GOD-97-1 cC-380-BHLL-Z-GOD-97-1 cC-380-BHLL-Z-GOD-97-1 c

4

Loop/Claim Location Map:

Grid Location Map

Borehole GOD-97-1: (1:5000 scale) Drawing Number C380-LOOP-GOD-97-1

supplied by Moneta Porcupine Mines Inc.

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Profiles and Plans

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MONETA PORCUPINE MINES INC.

SOUTHEAST GODFREY PROJECT

GRID LOCATION

BOREHOLE GOD-97-1 - LOOP LOCATION MAP

\200'

600S-

X

Scale 1:500050 O 50 100 150

^^f^(meters)

200 250

Note: Topographical and Claim information digitized from MPM SE Godfrey Project Grid Location Hop (June 1997).

MONETA PORCUPINE MINES INC.SOUTHEAST GODFREY PROJECT

GODFREY TOP., ON

3D FIXED LOOP BOREHOLE SURVEY

GOD-97-1 - LOOP LOCATION MAPLJBOOS O 25E

232,-50 DegreesBorehole Coordinates: Borehole Azimuth, Dip:

Date: June 23, 1997Instrumentation: Rx = Digital Protem (3x20 Channels)

Geonics BH43 probe -i- 700m cable______________Tx = Geonics EM-37 (2.8 kW)

Surveyed Se P rocessed by:QUANTEC CONSULTING INC.

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MONETA PORCUPINE MINES INC.GODFREY TWP. PROPERTY

GODFREY TWP. , ON

3D FIXED LOOP BOREHOLE SURVEY Secondary Electromagnetic Field (dB/dt)

Transmitter Frequency: Tx Loop Size: Tx Loop Location: Transmitter Current: Transmitter Turn-Off Time: Borehole Location: Borehole Azimuth, Dip: Station Interval: Profile Units: Receiver Coil Orientation:

30 Hz (50?5 duty cycle)400m x 400m

L600S-L1 OOOS;2GOE-200W15 Amps

250 usL800S;25E

232,-5010 meters

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Hx - positive westHy - positive south

Date: June 23, 1997

Instrumentation: Rx = Digital Protem (3x20 Channels)Geonics BH43 probe + 700m cable

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MONETA PORCUPINE MINES INC.GODFREY TWP . PROPERTY

GODFREY TWP. , ON


Transmitter Frequency: 30 Hz (50Z duty cycle)

Tx Loop Size: 400m x 400m

Tx Loop Location: L600S-L1 OOOS;200E-200W

Transmitter Current: 15 Amps

Transmitter Turn-Cff Time: 250 us

Borehole Location: L800S;25E

Borehole Azimuth , Dip: 232, -50

Station Interval: 10 meters

Profile Units: nanoVolt/m^

Receiver Coil Orientation: Hz - positive up Hx - positive west

Date: June 23, 1997

Instrumentation: Rx = Digital Protem (3x20 Channels) Geonics BH43 probe t 700m cable

Tx = Geonics EM-37 (2.8 kW)

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MONETA PORCUPINE MINES INC.GODFREY TWP. PROPERTY-

GODFREY TWP. , ON



30 Hz (50K d uty cycle)400m x 400m

L600S-L1 OOOS;200E-200W15 Amps

250 usL800S;25E

232,-5010 meters



Date: June 23, 1997 Instrumentation: Rx = Digital Protem (3x20 Channels)

Geonics BH43 probe + 700m cable ________________Tx = Geonics EM-37 (2.8 kW),

Surveyed & Processed by: QUANTEC CONSULTING INC.

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GODFREY TWP. , ON


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30 Hz (507o duty cycle)400m x 400m

L600S-L1 QOOS;200E-200W15 Amps

250 usL800S;25E

232,-5010 meters



Date: June 23, 1997Instrumentation: Rx - D igital Protem (3x20 Channels)

Geonics BH43 probe t 700m cable_______________Tx = Geonics EM-57 (2.8 kW)

Surveyed tt Processed by: QUANTEC CONSULTING INC.

DWG. NO. C-380-BH4A-Y-GOD-97-1c

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GODFREY TWP., ON

3D FIXED LOOP BOREHOLE SURVEY Secondary Electromagnetic Reid (dB/dt)


30 Hz (50?S duty cycle)400m x 400m

L600S-L1QOOS;200E-200W15 Amps

250 usLSOOS;25E

232,-5010 meters

nanoVolt/nT-2Hz - positive up



Geonics BH43 probe + 700m cable—^——^———.^^Tx ^ Geonics EM-37 (2.8 kW)


DWG, NO. C-380-BHLL- TF-GOD-97-1C

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GODFREY TWP. , ON



30 Hz (50?S duty cycle)400rn x 400m


250 usLSOOS;25E

232,-5010 meters

nanoVoft/rrr-2Hz - positive up


Date: June 23, 1997

Instrumentation: Rx = Digital Protem (3x20 Channels)Geonics BH43 probe t 700m cable

_______________Tx ^ Geonics EM-37 (2.8 kW)


DWG. NO. C-380-BHLL-Z-GOD-97-1C

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10000

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GODFREY TWP. , ON



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L600S-L1 OOOS;200E-20QW15 Amps

250 usLSOOS;Z5E

232,-5010 meters

nanoVolt/nrZHz - positive up



Geonics BH43 probe + 700m cable___ Tx = Geonics EM-37 (2.8 kW)

Surveyed Se Processed by: QUANTEC CONSULTING INC.

DWG. NO. C-380-BHLL-X-GOD-97-1C

10000

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— 100

250 300 350

10oCO

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-100

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-10000

DEPTH (metres)

Borehole GOD-97-1 - Y Component Collar Loop

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!S (metres)

50 75


GODFREY TWP. , ON



30 Hz (5QK duty cycle)400m x 400m


250 usL800S;25E

232,-5010 meters

nanoVolt/rrf^Hz - positive up



Geonics BH43 probe t 700m cableTx = Geonics EM-37 (2.8 RW)


DWG. NO. C-380-BHLL-Y-GOD-97-1C

Date: 6 Oct, 1997 MONETA PORCUPINE MINES INC. Page: 1 of 4Northing: -800 DRILL HOLE RECORD Drill Hole: GOD-97-1Easting: 25 ^*-—~"~"Elevation: 0 *** Dip Tests *** f 'r" ^ - Northing: L 8+00 SDepth Azi. Dip l ^ Easting: 0+25 ECollar Azi.: 235 l O ^ . Grid: SE GodfreyCollar Dip: -50 50 235 -50 \ CP ^ \ l GPS Northing:

100 235 -50 \ 2 ~.; - * GPS Easting:Hole Length: 349.87 m 150 235 -49 l C? i 5 ^. "" Surveyed: NoCompleted: June 9, '97 200 235 -48 \QO "' fV'Y Date Started: June 4, '97Date(s) Logged: June 10 - June 14, '97 h^ o *JU Logged by: K. FarrellCore Size: NQ V~^: Z* ^*, Contractor: NOREX DrillingDH Survey Method: Acid test V^ncA -Q * '; Materials left: CasingProperty: ML 103392 \ 2- us (TV Units: MetricAssayer: Bondar-Clegg l ^ GO ' *1 Claim: P 96855Purpose: To test IP anomalies and profile geology \ g. tTJ\Comments: Sample series 122245-250/351-353, 124354-450, 109501-513 \ ^ ^*\Core storage: Moneta core facility, HUY 655 l t* ^~-~-~~~~~

From(m)

.00

36.00

44.00

I

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36.00

44.00

118.93

I

Geology

oOVERBURDEN ** f jCasing to 36m. -/ORHYOLITE TUFF

^Grey-buff rhyolite tuff with fragments of rhyolite from up to 1cm to ^cm.Sulphide mineralization primarily in clots and elongated patches up to 7cm.Sulphides predominantly coarse cubic to subhedral pyrite with trace pyrrhotite.Core very blocky and fractured, several sections of rubble and chips.43.00 44.00 Contact with underlying graphitic unit.

GRAPHITIC ARGILLITEExtremely graphitic argillite with prevasive foliation at 28-32 degrees to core axis.Sulphides consist predominantly of very coarse cubic to subhedral pyrite.Pyrite as isolated grains up to 2cm and clusters associated with carbonated stringers and bandsand along foliation.Core very blocky with extensive partings and discing along foliation.Localized distortion of foliation to subparallel degrees to core axis.Numerous sections of rubble/chips/gouge.Approximately 50-60cm core missing between 44- 45 B.44.00 45.40 Contact zone, only about Monzonite of material due to missing core.46.23 46.70 FAULT ZONE.Several sections of gouge and rubble (fault zone) from 59.7 and 63.7m where unit becomes intenselygraphitic.Foliation more distorted and at higher angles degrees to core axis in sections downhole after 72m.Several sections of rubble and gouge between 80-87n.83.00 84.00 Argillite, minor graphite.99.60 99.94 FAULT ZONE.Numerous offsetting slip planes at approx. 60 degrees to core axis, argillite bands (light grey)more pervasive downhole.Foliation and band i no steeoens to annrox. 15 degrees to core axis downhole (measurements taken

Sample

122245122246

122247122248122249122250122351122352122353124354124355124356124357124358124359

From(m)

37.0043.00

44.0048.7556.0065.0077.0083.0097.00

109.00110.25114.60115.27116.50117.65

To(m)

38.2544.00

45.4050.0057.2565.5078.2084.0098.00110.25111.45115.27116.50117.65118.93

Lngt(m)

1.251.00

1.401.251.25.50

1.201.001.001.251.20.67

1.231.151.28

AUPPB

55

556

5755566c1

612

CUPPM

230

696472

143802472706357567878

ZNPPM

122109

736721625526370

300230215164183260352

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Page: 2 of 4From - (m)

118.93

1S8.8S

160.55

196.6

200.4

To (m)

58.85

160.55

196.69

200. A

290.4

Geology

after 105m).Localized parasitic folding, pyrite associated with felsic bands.109.00 110.25 1X very coarse cubic pyrite to nore than 1cm.110.25 111.45 Same as 124354.114.60 115.27 5052 argillite bands to coarse cubic pyrite to 1X.117.65 118.93 Contact zone to underlying tuffaceous unit.

RHYOLITE TUFFFragments of rhyolite up to more than 20cm, mottled grey-smokey to patches of yellow-green.Sulphides as blebs and irregular discontinous stringers, tops inconclusive.Some scattered cubic pyrite associated with sugary-textured sections and finer-grained (smallerclastic fragments?).Py-po often associated with pyrite cubic to subhedual.Some finer disseminated sulphides (pyrite) in finer matrix surrounding some rhyolite fragments.Isolated quartz veins up to 5cm true width generally at approx. 30-32 degrees to core axis.Quartz veins often mineralized with patchy py-po along fractures and in the vein.Finer-grained homogenous sections with faint yellow tinge (sericite?).Core very competent (only isolated small occurrences of rubble-end of runs).133.50 137.25 Finer grained homogenous section with sugary texture.Small chlorite clots, weakly sericite (?) altered (yellow).Several mineralized quartz veins, shear (?) or brittle fracture from 134.18 134.42m.118.93 119.40 Contact zone to overlying graphitic unit.133.75 134.68 Fine grained section.134.68 134.85 5cm mrlzd quartz vein at 30 degrees to core axis.136.20 137.20 Fine grained material.139.95 140.05 50* of material is irregular patch of py-po.Talc banding (stringers actually) between 144-144. 3m.

MAFIC DYKE(gabbro?) - brown, medium to coarse grained plag-rock, trace sulphides, contacts at approx. 25degrees to core axis.

RHYOLITE TUFFAs before.186.00 Onward - sections of fine-grained chloritic mafic rock (basalt?).Probably not altered rhyolite - not gradations l- discreet fragments.Sections from less than 15cm to more than 3.4m.

BASALTLower contact (?) mixed with irregular patch of fragmental unit from 200. 1-200. 45m.197.05 198.20 Chloritic mafic-basalt?.

RHYOLITE TUFFAs before.214.80 215.00 2.5cm massive sulphide patch - looks like discontinous vein.6.5 Cm quartz vein at 219.67 at 30 degrees to core axis (barren).232.96 233.30 About 10X patchy disseminated sulphides.

ample

24360243612436224363243642436524366243672436824369243702437124372243732437524376124377124378

124379

124380124381124382124383124384124385124386124387

124388

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From (m)

18.9319.4020.6025.0026.2029.2030.2533.7534.6836.2037.20138.20138.97139.95149.50152.00153.00157.90

158.85

160.55161.80169.45172.00173.00182.80185.00193.00

197.05

207.00208.0214.8220.0

To (m)

19.4020.6021.6026.2027.4030.2531.5034.6834.8537.2038.2038.97139.95140.05150.50153.00154.20158.85

159.65

161.80163.00170.35173.00174.00184.10186.00194.00

198.20

208.0209.0215.0221.00

ngt m)

.47

.20

.00

.20

.20

.05

.25

.93

.17

.001.00.77.98.10

1.001.001.20.95

.80

1.251.20.90

1.001.001.31.001.00

1.1

1.01.0.2.9

AU PPB

5555t5c

621ccc1

32161511

(

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27

321

22

253

CU PPM

41232624261925255719253528

14133275642

76

292949423483

2

1253

ZN PPM

14510410210810610414710520217111912513350129117143110

148

133132117113137115136127

156

1016564140

Page: 3 of 4From - (m)

290.42

294.15

To (m)

294.15

349.87

Geology

234.65 234.90 Up to 25-30X semi-massive sulph with associated 2.5cm quartz vein at approx. 30degrees to core axis.247.36 247.57 4. Sem quartz vein at about 30 degrees to core axis, sulph along margins.250.00 Core is whiter and the fragments more irregular downhole after 250m - possibly moresilicified.Sulphides do not increase - still patchy, proportionally more pyrrhotite.Vague localized orientation of fragments at approx. 42 degrees to core axis downhole after 250m.Matrix (wallrock?) fragments slightly more chloritic downhole after 260m.Basalt (? fine-grained homogenous mafic rock ?) from 252.87 255. 95n.Orientation of matrix (looks like bedding - fine-grained chlorltized?) at approx. 50 degrees tocore axis (consistent).

DIABASE DYKEGrey brown-black, very fine-grained and homogenous, very fine irregular qtz stringers at lowangles degrees to core axis with cubic pyrite.Doesn't appear to be magnetic, some brittle fracture-most breaks at 60 degrees to core axis.291.00 292.00 Diabase.

RHYOLITE TUFFApprox. 0.2-0. 3m core missing between 297-299m, tuff similar to before.Margins of fragments have thin layer of yellow-green alteration with some patchy similaralteration extending across the fragments.Sulph may be somewhat finer, core more blotchy and fractured down j ho l e after the diabase.294.60 294.75 FAULT ZONE - approx.Green alteration - talc? serpentine? epidote?.297.65 299.00 About 1.1m of material.After 300m - fragments of rhyolite (quartz?) layered in spots.Some x-cutting of fragments by irregular stringers of chloritic material.Sericitic material along fractures in fragments.Sulphides increasing - patchy to coarse and semi-massive sections up to >7% locally.Core more silicic, trace chalcopyrite associated with patchy pyrite.Qtz vein from 320.78-321.50 at approx. 20 degrees to core axis.310.22 311.00 Basalt - cubic pyrite along fractures.320.78 321.50 Quartz vein.338.40 339.10 1-2cm irregular quartz vein subparallel degrees to core axis - patchy sulphides alongmargins.Small irregular sections of plagioclase phenocryst i c rock (dyke fragments ?) with euhedral zonedplagioclase crystals up to 3mm.Sections occur after 330m depth in lengths up to 10cm.

ample

2439324394243952439624397243982439924400244012440224403244042440524406

24407

1244081244091244101244111244121244131244141244151244161244171244181244191244201244211244221244231244241244251244261244271244281244291244301244312443212443124431244312443

From (m)

21.0032.9633.3034.6534.9047.3656.1359.00

270.94272.00285.50286.25287.00287.50

291.00

295.50296.20296.90297.65299.00301.15301.75302.40303.00303.65304.30305.00305.60306.20306.73307.35308.00308.50309.05309.65310.22311.00311.50312.00312.50313.00313.50314.00314.5

To (m)

22.0033.3034.6534.9035.9047.5757.2360.2572.0073.0086.2587.0087.50

287.95

92.00

296.20296.90297.65299.00300.00301.75302.40303.00303.65304.30305.00305.60306.20306.73307.35308.00308.50309.05309.65310.22311.00311.50312.00312.50313.00313.50314.00314.5314.9

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.34

.35

.25

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.21

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.75

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.70

.70

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AU PPB

3236163321458

15855559

5

55

146145

46341312617221717201817242026142216123718

1

CU PPM

4250263527192739464434312543

162

34223827451535

13720282331421017232529243248272410206224

ZN PPM

81971028511311410012010311414113610198

108

79191118110124969546438210486919016411358976214914774393962136116121114

GOD-97-1 (continued)Page: A of 4

from in)

349.87

To(M)

Geology

END OF HOLE

NOTE: Au Sppb is ^ppb

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24437244382443924440244412444224443244442444524446244472444824449244500950109502109503109504109505109506109507109508109509109510109511109512109513

From (m)

14.9515.50

316.00316.50317.00317.40317.90318.70319.25320.00320.78321.50322.00322.50323.00323.54324.00324.55325.00325.50328.00332.00338.40339.91341.70342.28347.29

To (n)

315.50316.00316.50317.00317.40317.90318.70319.25320.00320.78321.50322.00322.50323.00323.54324.00324.55325.00325.50326.00328.75332.75339.10340.76342.28342.83347.89

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.55

.50

.50

.50

.40

.50

.80

.55

.75

.78

.72

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.50

.50

.54

.46

.55

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.50

.50

.75

.75

.70

.85

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.55

.60

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755

165

1957

1216565

125555

1155

285

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284128548

162

2441173

482238322988

171553620361236357027

ZN PPH

105190107206100154257138162706

7513212715211383

33407619676107929154

20390

ITS Intertek Testing ServicesChimitec Bondar Clegg

Certificat D'Analyse Assay Lab Report

HOHETA PORCUPINE NINES INCMR. RAINIER SKERIESP.O. BOX 1756

TIMMINS

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CLIENT: MONET* PORCUPINE MINES INC SUBMITTED BY: R. SKERIES

PROJECT: GOD DATE PRINTED: 2-JUL-97

NUMBER OF LOWER

ORDER ELEMENT ANALYSES DETECTION LIMIT EXTRACTION METHOD

1 Au30 Gold 31 5 PPB Fire Assay of 30g 30g Fire Assay - AA

2 Cu Copper 31 1 PPM HCL:HN03 (3:1) ATOMIC ABSORPTION

3 Zn Zinc 31 1 PPM HCL:HM03 (3:1) ATONIC ABSORPTION

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! REPORT: T97-57354.0 ( COMPLETE )

; SAMPLE ELEMENT Au30NUMBER UNITS PPB

i 109518 K5122245 K5122246 4122247 ^122248 K5

: 122249 6i 122250 57

122351 K5122352 4122353 xS

122354 6124355 6124356 x5124357 ^

i 124358 6

124359 12124360 ^124361 <5124362 K5124363 4

124364 x5124365 *5124366 K5124367 6124368 21

124369 <5124370 G124371 *5124372 K5124373 32

124374 *5

CuPPM

162

306964

72143802472

7063575678

7841232624

2619252557

19253528

141

28

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ZnPPM

1231221097367

21625526370

300

230215164183260

352145104102108

106104147105202

17111912513350

106

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STANDARD ELEMENT Au30 Cu Zn

NAME UNITS PPB PPM PPM

ANALYTICAL BLANK 4 fi ^

ANALYTICAL BLANK *5

Nunber of Analyse* Z 1 1

Mean Value 2.5 0.5 0.5

Standard Deviation 0.00

Accepted Value 5 1 1

Connet Standard 373

Nmber of Analyses 1

Mean Value 373.2 Standard Deviation Accepted Value 410

BCC GEOCHEN STD 6 - 145 154

Number of Analyses -11

Mean Value - 145.2 154.0

Standard Deviation Accepted Value - 140 140

Gannet Standard 2482

Number of Analyses 1

Mean Value 2481.8

Standard Deviation -Accepted Value 2520

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i SAMPLEj NUMBER

j 122248; Duplicate

l 124365Duplicate

124370: Duplicate

ELEMENT Au30 CuUNITS PPB PPM

*S 64<5 65

<5 1919

^ 25^

ZnPPM i

67 j66 :

104 i107 i

119 i

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NUMBER OF LOWER

ORDER ELEMENT ANALYSES DETECTION LIMIT EXTRACTION METHOD


2 Cu Copper 59 1 PPM HCL:HN03 (3:1) ATOMIC ABSORPTION

3 Zn Zinc 59 1 PPM HCL:HN03 (3:1) ATOMIC ABSORPTION


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i SAMPLE ELEMENT

NUMBER UNITS

Au30

PPB

CuPPM

ZnPPM

SAMPLENUMBER

ELEMENT Au30

UNITS PPB

CuPPM

ZnPPM

124375124376

124377124378124379

16

15119

K5

3327564276

129117143110148

124415124416124417

124418124419

34

1312617

13720

282331

46

438210486

124380124381124382124383124384

27^46*5

2929494628

133132117113137

124420124421124422124423124424

2217172018

4210172325

919016411358

124385124386124387124388124389

372112^27

3748332219

115136127156101

124425124426124427124428124429

1724202614

2924324827

976214914774

124390124391124392124393

124394

20258303236

2951384250

65641408197

124430124431124432124433

22161237

24102067

393962136

124395124396124397124398124399

163321458

2635271927

10285113114100

124400124401124402124403124404

158^*5K5

3946443431

120103114141136

124405124406124407124408124409

K5

9K5

K5

^

25431623422

1019810879191

124410124411

124412124413124414

14614K5

46

3827451535

1181101249695


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STANDARD ELEMENT Au30 Cu Zn STANDARD ELEMENT Au30 Cu Zn

NAME UNITS PPB PPM PPM NAME UNITS PPB PPM PPM

ANALYTICAL BLANK *5 -O <1

ANALYTICAL BLANK ^ <1 <1

ANALYTICAL BLANK K5

Number of Analyses 322Mean Value 2.5 0.5 0.5

Standard Deviation 0.00 0.00 0.00Accepted Value 5 1 1

Garnet Standard 2514Number of Analyses 1

Mean Value 2513.8Standard Deviation -Accepted Value 2520

BCC GEOCHEM STD 4 - 290 253Number of Analyses - 1 1Mean Value - 290.0 252.8Standard Deviation -Accepted Value - 290 255

Garnet Standard 1074Number of Analyses 1Mean Value 1074.0Standard Deviation -Accepted Value 1080

Garnet Standard 215Number of Analyses 1Mean Value 215.2Standard Deviation -Accepted Value 206

BCC GEOCHEM STD 6 - 146 157

Number of Analyses -11Mean Value - 146.1 156.9Standard Deviation -

Accepted Value - 140 140


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SAMPLE ELEMENT Au30 Cu Zn SAMPLE ELEMENT Au30 Cu ZnNUMBER UNITS PPB PPM PPM NUMBER UNITS PPB PPM PPM

124375 16 33 129Duplicate 20 32 129

124393 32 42 81Duplicate 42 M

124397 21 27 113 Duplicate 23

124400 15 39 120Prep Duplicate 28 42 137

124412 14 45 124Duplicate 43 120

124418 6 23 104 Duplicate 10

124429 14 27 74Duplicate 28 74

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NUMBER OF LOWER ORDER ELEMENT ANALYSES DETECTION LIMIT EXTRACTION METHOD



DRILL CORE 63 -150 63 CRUSH. SPLIT 63PULVERIZATION 63


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SAMPLE ELEMENT Au30 SAMPLE ELEMENT Au30

NUMBER UNITS PPB NUMBER UNITS PPB

109501 -G 1 09546 303

109502 ^ 109547 3150

109503 K5 109548 227

109504 K5 109549 522109505 11 109550 198

109506 ^ 109551 9

109507 K5 109552 48

109508 28 109553 26

109509 ^ 109554 26

109510 33 109555 61

109511 38 109556 209

109512 43 109557 3265

109513 *S 109558 809

109519 230 109559 2014109520 229 109560 736

109521 46 109561 67

109522 31 109562 143

109523 136 109563 755

109524 44 109564 935

109525 62 109565 66

109526 166 109566 199

109527 37 109567 145

109528 228 109568 G

109529 132

109530 50

109531 42

109532 6

109533 K5

109534 x5

109535 K5

109536 ^

109537 ^

109538 *5

109539 G

109540 K5

109541 K5

109542 35

109543 *5

109544 245

109545 *S


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STANDARD ELEMENT Au30 STANDARD ELEMENT Au30 NAME UNITS PPB NAME UNITS PPB

ANALYTICAL BLANK GANALYTICAL BLANK ^ANALYTICAL BLANK tSNumber of Analyses 3Mean Value 2.5

Standard Deviation 0.00 Accepted Value 5

Garmet Standard 1525 Number of Analyses 1 Mean Value 1525.5 Standard Deviation Accepted Value 1585

Garmet Standard 407 Number of Analyses 1 Mean Value 406.8 Standard Deviation Accepted Value 394

Garnet Standard 2333 Number of Analyses 1 Mean Value 2332.9 Standard Deviation Accepted Value 2450

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SAMPLE NUMBER

ELEMENT UNITS

Au30 PPB

SAMPLE NUMBER

ELEMENT UNITS

Au30 PPB

109504 Duplicate

109520Prep Duplicate

229381

109531 Duplicate

109552 Duplicate

4241

48

45



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ORDER

1 Cu2 Zn

ELEMENT

Copper Zinc

NUMBER OF LOWERANALYSES DETECTION LIMIT EXTRACTION

1313

1 PPM 1 PPM

HCL:HN03 (3:1) HCL:HN03 (3:1)

METHOD

ATOMIC ABSORPTION ATOMIC ABSORPTION

SAMPLE TYPES

DRILL CORE

NUMBER

13

SIZE FRACTIONS

-150

NUMBER

13

SAMPLE PREPARATIONS NUMBER

SAMPLES FROM STORAGE 13




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\ SAMPLENUMBER

109501

109502109503

109504109505

109506

109507109508109509109510

109511109512109513

ELEMENT CuUNITS PPM

322988

17155

3620361236

357027

Zn iPPM :

152 :113 l83 i

3340 i76 j

196 i76 i107 i92 i91 i

54 l203 i90 i


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STANDARD

NAMEELEMENT

UNITS

Cu PPM

Zn i

PPM :

BCC GEOCHEM STD 4

Number of Analyses

Mean Value

Standard Deviation

Accepted Value

310 270

1 1309.8 270.2

290 255

ANALYTICAL BLANK *1 Kl

Number of Analyses 1 1

Mean Value 0.5 0.5

Standard Deviation

Accepted Value 1 1

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ELEMENT UNITS

Cu PPM

Zn PPM

109504 Duplicate

171169

33403321

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DRILL CORE 68 -150 68 CRUSH, SPLIT 68PULVERIZATION 68

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i SAMPLE: NUMBER

ELEMENT Au30UNITS PPB

SAMPLE ELEMENTNUMBER UNITS

Au30PPB

109569109570109571109572109573

13690

218119183

109609109610109611109612109613

101378473

194

109574109575109576109577109578

34529814369923

109614109615109616109617109618

21340602927

109579109580109581109582109583

334453716

1783

109619124434124435124436124437

8187

107

109584109585109586109587109588

84541141646105207

124438124439124440124441124442

^516^19

109589109590109591109592109593

960306866K5

124443124444124445124446124447

K5

71216G

109594109595109596109597109598

136154117103

6294

124448124449124450

6K5

12

109599109600109601109602109603

45261680

K5

273113

109604109605109606109607109608

824411647

268

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STANDARD ELEMENT Au30 STANDARD ELEMENT Au30NAME UNITS PPB NAME UNITS PPB

ANALYTICAL BLANK *5ANALYTICAL BLANK tSANALYTICAL BLANK tSNumber of Analyses 3Hean Value 2.5

Standard Deviation 0.00Accepted Value 5

Gannet Standard 399 Number of Analyses 1 Mean Value 399.0 Standard Deviation Accepted Value 394

Gannet Standard 2525 Number of Analyses . 1 Mean Value 2525.0 Standard Deviation Accepted Value 2450

Gannet Standard 1042 Nunber of Analyses 1 Mean Value 1042.0 Standard Deviation Accepted Value 1050

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ELEMENT Au30 UNITS PPB

SAMPLE NUMBER

ELEMENT UNITS

Au30 PPB

109573 Duplicate

109580Prep Duplicate

183181

4548

109595 Duplicate

109616 Duplicate

154158

6076

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SAMPLE NUMBER

ELEMENT UNITS

Cu PPM

Zn PPM


124434124435124436124437124438

2824432841

116121114105190

124439124440124441124442124443

28548162

107206100154257

124444124445124446124447124448

244117348

138162706

75

124449124450

2238

132127



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ELEMENT UNITS

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Zn j PPM i

BCC GEOCHEM STD 6 Nunber of Analyses Mean Value Standard Deviation Accepted Value

147 1511 1

U7.0 151.0

140 140

ANALYTICAL BLANK ^ Number of Analyses 1 Mean Value 0.5 Standard Deviation Accepted Value 1

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SAMPLE

NUMBER

ELEMENT

UNITS

Cu PPM

Zn PPM

124438 Duplicate

4142

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Ontario Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Declaration of Assessment Work Performed on Mining Land

" R.8.O. 1990

Personal informal Mining Act, the inl Questions about 933 Ramsay Laki

Transaction Number (office use)

Assessment FHes Research Imaging

42AQ6NW2002 2.18193 GODFREY 900

and 66(3) of the Mining Act. Under section 8 of the ant wort and correspond with the mining land holder,

of No fvrVWfedSffiftf ?*fW^Wwr#iR Floor,

Instructions: - For work performed on Crown Lands before recording a claim, - Please type or print in ink.

1. Recorded holder(s) (Attach a list if necessary)Name

Ale ne j t- fv f(Mf* ' i}4. IM.0 1 will I

PORCUPINE MINING DIVISIONA o— i t/ —

f {f b b XTelephone NumberAddress

' Aw r/.Fax NumberW-

Name Client Number

Telephone NumberAddress

Fax Number

2 i 1C19SOO"

2. Type of work performed: Check ( ^ ) and report on only ONE of the following groups for this declaration.

Geotechnical: prospecting, surveys, assays and work under section 18 (regs)

ir/] Physical: drilling, stripping,L^J trenching and associated assays Rehabilitation

WofkType foo*w**tlrltf*y (^ frfo /}9iwJ*k Su.ke (e*-l Jtur't*

SKT From tt f f7 T /O '0 } ?Oar l Month Yctr Day Monih | Year

Global Positioning System Data (if available) Township/Area * Gotl/rPif

M or Q-Plan Number '

Office UseCommodity

Total S Value of 9} r ~ Work Claimed ff 5 . 37 0

NTS Reference

Mining Division -fo^^

Resident Geologist ^- lDiStriCt "///2t tU^o

Please remember to: - obtain a work permit from the Ministry of Natural Resources as required;- provide proper notice to surface rights holders before starting work;- complete and attach a Statement of Costs, form 0212;- provide a map showing contiguous mining lands that are linked for assigning work;- include two copies of your technical report.

3. Person or companies who prepared the technical report (Attach a list if necessary)Name Telephone Number

Address .r-o.eo Fax Number7 c r- 235~-

C/*Telephone Number

Address 'sr ffi* . j. S*, Fax Number70 S~- 2.67 -"7 V

Name Telephone Number

Address Fax Number

4. Certification by Recorded Holder or Agent

l, . do hereby of the facts set

forth in this Declaration of Assessment Work having caused the wcoir-te-tje^erforrned or witnessed the same during or after its completion and, to the best of my knowledge, the annexed report is true.

Signature of Recorded Ho

Telephone Number7 Df- 1iQ--Vhrs——TT*—

Fax Number

Ontario Ministry olNorthern Developmentand Mines

Statement of Costs for Assessment Credit

Transaction Number (oflice use)

Personal Information collected on this form is obtained under the authority of subsection 6(1) of the Assessment Work Regulation 6/96. Under section 8 of the Mining Act, the information is a public record. This information will be used to review the assessment work and correspond with the mining land holder. Questions about this collection should be directed to the Chief Mining Recorder, Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, 6th Floor, 933 Ramsey Lake Road, Sudbury, Ontario, P3E 6B5.

Work TypeUnits of Work

Depending on the type of work, list the number of hours/days worked, metres of drilling, kilo metres ol grid line, number ol samples, etc.Cost Per Unit

of workTotal Cost

5 S"k At- SV.

ir 2-J*

S f to79 1

tow

Associated Costs (e.g. supplies, mobilization and demobilization).

Transportation Costs

bo no7?

Food and Lodging Costs

Total Value of Assessment Work

Calculations of Filing Discounts:

1. Work filed within two years of performance is claimed at 10007o of the above Total Value of Assessment Work.2. If work is filed after two years and up to five years after performance, it can only be claimed at 5007o of the Total Value of Assessment Work. If this situation applies to your claims,jjse-4Ha calculation below:TOTAL VALUE OF ASSESSMENT WORK Total S value of worked claimed.

Note:- Work older than 5 years is not eligible for credil- A recorded holder may be required to verify expenditures' claimed request for verification and/or correction/clarificatij Minister may reject all or part of the assessment

ent of costs within 45 days of a ion/clarification is not made, the

Certification verifying costs:

l, , do hereby certify, that the amounts shown are as accurate as may(please print full name)

reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting assessment work on the lands indicated on

l am authorizedthe accompanying Declaration of Work form as

(recordedh(recorded1 holtWr, agent, 65 state company position with signing authority)to make this certification.

021? (02/90)

Signat/re Date

W

Ontario Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Statement of Costs for Assessment Credit

Transaction Number (ellice use)

Personal information collected on this form is obtained under the authority of subsection 6(1) of the Assessment Work Regulation 6/96. Under section 8 of the Mining Act, the information is a public record. This information will be used to review the assessment work and correspond with the mining land holder. Questions about this collection should be directed to the Chief Mining Recorder, Ministry of Northern Development and Mines. 6th Floor, 933 Ramsey Lake Road, Sudbury, Ontario, P3E 6B5.

Work TypeUnits of Work

Depending on the type of work, list the number of hours/days worked, metres of drilling, kilo metres of grid line, number of samples, etc.Cost Per Unit

of workTotal Cost

Ac SV. 3 2.

S f fi to//r s 79 1/arc

2- s"

Associated Costs (e.g. supplies, mobilization and demobilization).

Transportation Costs

n oIt 7?

Food and Lodging Costs

Total Value of Assessment Work

Calculations of Filing Discounts:

1. Work filed within two years of performance is claimed at 10007o of the above Total Value of Assessment Work.2. If work is filed after two years and up to five years after performance, it can only be claimed at 5007o of the Total Value of Assessment Work. If this situation applies to your claims, use^thq calculation below:TOTAL VALUE OF ASSESSMENT WORK Total S value of worked claimed.

Note:- Work older than 5 years is not eligible for credit- A recorded holder may be required to verify expenditures'claimed request for verification and/or correction/clarificatifl Minister may reject all or part of the assessment

ent of costs within 45 days of a ion/clarification is not made, the

Certification verifying costs:

l. , do hereby certify, that the amounts shown are as accurate as may(please print lull name)reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting assessment work on the lands indicated on

l am authorizedthe accompanying Declaration of Work form as fcfcjP- ,

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Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Ministere du Developpement du Nord et des Mines Ontario

March 25, 1998

R. SkeriesMONETA PORCUPINE MINES INC.85 PINE ST. SOUTHBOX 1756TIMMINS, OntarioP4N-7W9

Geoscience Assessment Office 933 Ramsey Lake Road 6th Floor Sudbury, Ontario P3E 6B5

Telephone: (888)415-9846 Fax: (705) 670-5881

Dear Sir or Madam:

Subject: Transaction Number(s):

Submission Number: 2 .18193

W9860.00186Status

Deemed Approval

We have reviewed your Assessment Work submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The attached summary page(s) indicate the results of the review. WE RECOMMEND YOU READ THIS SUMMARY FOR THE DETAILS PERTAINING TO YOUR ASSESSMENT WORK.

If the status for a transaction is a 45 Day Notice, the summary will outline the reasons for the notice, and any steps you can take to remedy deficiencies. The 90-day deemed approval provision, subsection 6(7) of the Assessment Work Regulation, will no longer be in effect for assessment work which has received a 45 Day Notice.

Please note any revisions must be submitted in DUPLICATE to the Geoscience Assessment Office, by the response date on the summary.

If you have any questions regarding this correspondence, please contact Lucille Jerome by e-mail at [email protected] or by telephone at (705) 670-5858.

Yours sincerely,

ORIGINAL SIGNED BYBlair KiteSupervisor, Geoscience Assessment OfficeMining Lands Section

Correspondence ID: 12061

Copy for: Assessment Library

Work Report Assessment Results

Submission Number: 2 .18193

Date Correspondence Sent: March 25,1998 AssessonLucille Jerome

Transaction First Claim Number Number

W9860.00186 103392

Section:

18 Other DHGEO 16 Drilling PDRILL

Township(s) l Area(s)

GODFREYStatus

Deemed Approval

Approval Date

March 25,1998

Correspondence to:Resident Geologist South Porcupine, ON

Assessment Files Library Sudbury, ON

Recorded Holder(s) and/or Agent(s):R. SkeriesMONETA PORCUPINE MINES INC.TIMMINS, Ontario

Page:1Correspondence ID: 12061

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