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32E04NE80S0 2.11775 ABBOTSFORD 010

ASSESSMENT REPORT, 1987

ABBOTSFORD TOWNSHIP PROJECT, ONTARIO

NTS: 32E4

APRIL, 1988

RECEIVEDOf; i r:, 'i 688

M1HING LANDS SECTION

R. ClarkInco Gold Company Copper Cliff, Ontario March, 1988

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Table

1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Property1.2 Location and Access1.3 History1.4 Summary of Exploration

2.0 REGIONAL GEOLOGY

2.1 Abbotsfold Geology

3.0 GEOPHYSICS

3.1 Electromagnetic Survey3.2 Magnetic Survey

4.0 REVERSE CIRCULATION DRILLING

4.1 Applications4.2 Results4.3 Analytical Results4.4 Overburden Stratigraphy4.5 Discussion

5.0 BIBLIOGRAPHY

6.0 EXPENDITURE SUMMARY

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List of Figures

Location Map

Property Map

Geology S ROD Location Map (Sheets D4, E4, F4)

Magnetic Survey (Sheets D4, E4, F4)

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Appendix

ROD Borehole Logs 77671-0 to 77688-0 incl.

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Property

The Abbotsford property consists of seventy (70) contiguous claims as listed below:

917896 - 917933 918134 - 918165

1.2 Location and Access

The Abbotsford block is located roughly 111 km east of Cochrane and 100 km north of Kirkland Lake, Ontario (Figure #1), in southwestern Abbotsford Township, Burntbush - Detour Lake area, NTS: 32E4.

Access to the block is gained by lumber haulage roads running north from the Abitibi Paper Company Limited's Trans Limit Road connecting Cochrane, Ontario and St. Lambert, Quebec. The haulage road is negotiable by truck north to Hepburn Creek beyond which an all terrain vehicle is required.

1.3 History

The Burntbush - Detour Lakes area was sporadically explored from 1912 when gold was first reported from the Patten River. Nothing of significance was found at this time. Interest in the area was restored with the 1925 discovery of a base metals deposit at Normetal Quebec. Base metal exploration dominated the area until 1974 when Amoco Canada Petroleum Ltd. discovered gold north of Detour Lake. With the discovery of Casa-Berardi in the 1980's much of the belt was staked.

Several companies held property in the area of the present Canico holdings during the mid 1970's. Work conducted at that time included geophysics and follow-up diamond drilling. The anomaly pattern throughout the area is consistently of linear conductors trending in a northwest direction. These conductors are parallel to the interpreted strike of stratigraphy suggesting stratabound mineralization. Follow-up drilling has explained these anomalies as being long linear zones of massive pyrite and pyrrhotite. In each case the gold assays were discouraging.

In September of 1986 Canico staked a total of three hundred and twenty (320) claims located in Abbotsford, Adair, Hepburn and Kenning Townships. The areas targeted for exploration were those interpreted to have similar geology to the Casa-Berardi area or were underlain by major faults.

1.4 Summary of Exploration

In September of 1986, seventy (70) claims were staked by Canico in southeastern Abbotsford Township.

From September 15 to October l, 1986, a two man crew mapped the geology along the claim boundaries of the Abbotsford property and prospected all lithologies.

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During the winter of 1986 a grid was cut over part of the Abbotsford property. A 1.7 km baseline was established at an azimuth of 115 degrees with perpendicular cross lines turned every 100 metres for a total length of 45 line kilometres. Following the completion of the grid, a geophysical survey was conducted which consisted of a Total Field Magnetic Survey and a Horizontal Loop E.M. Survey. During the early summer of 1987, a total of eighteen (18) reverse circulation drill holes was drilled on the Abbotsford grid to test weak conductors and a fault inferred by the geophysical surveys. An accumulated total of 361.0 metres of R.C. drilling was carried out.

2.0 REGIONAL GEOLOGY

Early Precambrian (Archean) metavolcanics and metasediments comprise the oldest rock types in the area. The mafic to intermediate metavolcanics consist of massive to pillowed flows, flow breccias and porphyritic flows which are overlain by felsic pyroclastics and minor felsic flows. Clastic metasediments consisting mainly of turbiditic wackes and minor lean iron formation overlie the volcanic sequence in the southern part of the Burntbush - Detour Lakes map area. In the northern portion of the map area this relationship is reversed. This entire package is intruded by synchronous gabbro and diabase intrusions as well as early Precambrian stocks and bathollths of quartz monzonite, granodiorite and trondjemite. Proterozoic quartz diabase dykes intrude all lithologies and mark the last intrusive event to affect the region.

The metavolcanic-metasedimentary belt, in which the Abbotsford map area is located, lies on the southern limb of one of two fold structures which extend west from the main Abitibi Belt in Quebec. Emplacement of the early Precambrian felsic to intermediate rocks has domed the area into a broad antiform. One northwest trending sinistral strike slip fault is inferred from geophysical data.

2.1 Abbotsford Geology

Outcrop on the Abbotsford property accounts for much less than It of the total area. Regional strikes and dips average 300/90 degrees. The rocks consist of felsic to intermediate schisted volcanics, amphibolitized andesite, and one small outcrop of metasediments. The tuffs are fine to coarse-grained, exhibit local carbonatization and sericitization and locally carry traces of pyrite. Quartz veins up to 10 cm wide occur as discontinuous lenses and bands barren of mineralization. A total of twenty-six (26) samples were taken. All assayed less than 5 ppb gold.

3.0 GEOPHYSICS

The 1986 winter geophysical project conducted on the Abbotsford property involved 40.2 line kilometres of total field magnetic survey, 38.5 line kilometres of Horizontal Loop Electromagnetic (HLEM) survey, and 6.45 line kilometres of Very Low Frequency (VLF) survey. Every grid line was surveyed with the magnetometer and with HLEM equipment. The magnetic survey utilized 12.5 metre station intervals and a base station magnetometer was used to compensate for the Earth's diurnal magnetic drift. Three frequencies were

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read for the HLEM survey. These were 888, 1777 and 3555 Hertz. The high frequency was used to attempt to locate the inferred fault on the survey grid. A station interval of 25 metres and a coil separation of 100 metres were the other survey parameters for the HLEM survey. Three lines of VLP readings were taken to determine if the high frequency on the HLEM could locate the fault. The transmitting station used was Hawaii.

3.1 Electromagnetic Survey

Airborne EM responses from some of Inco's earlier vork are located on the property. The early airborne work outlined a long linear conductor striking parallel the baseline.

The lines read with the VLF unit were 33V, 34V, and 35V. Multiple crossovers were located; later these proved to be the same conductors located by the HLEM survey.

Three frequencies were read for the HLEM survey as crossovers were found in the area of the expected fault. After individual profiles had been interpreted, it was realized that the fault was not found directly by the HLEM survey. The fault may be seen when the conductors, which run parallel to the baseline, are plotted in plan. The fault displaces the conductors by about two hundred metres. The conductors are very variable in terms of both thickness and conductivity. They may change greatly in strength (or thickness) or conductivity over 100 metres.

From the ground geophysics, multiple conductors were located on the southern portion of the gridded area whereas the old airborne work only showed one. A fault may be inferred from its effects on the conductors and by the magnetic data.

3.2 Magnetic Survey

The magnetic data is contoured using 10 nanoTelsa contour intervals. The grain or trend of the magnetic data is parallel to the baseline. Once again, the fault may be seen as a disruption of this trend. Several magnetic high trends are found on the grid. These magnetic highs are parallel to the baseline and have associated magnetic lows, indicating a large depth extent to these features. They are not directly associated with the conductors found by the EM surveys.

4.0 REVERSE CIRCULATION DRILLING

During the summer of 1987 a reverse circulation overburden drill program was completed on the Abbotsford block. Bradley Bros, of Timmins, Ontario completed the work between July 20, 1987 and July 25, 1987. The program consisted of eighteen (18) boreholes drilled to test geophysical anomalies. An accumulated total of 361.0 metres of R.C. drilling was completed.

The reverse circulation system employed for the program consisted of a self- propelled Acker drill. The reverse circulation rotary system involves dual tube rods and a tricone bit. The outer rod acts as casing and a water-air

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mixture is pumped downwards under high pressure between the outer and inner rod. A slurry sample is returned instantaneously through the inner rod.

Overburden samples are shipped directly to Overburden Drilling Management (ODM) in Ottawa, for processing. The samples are treated individually in the following manner.

1) Bulk sample is split, 250 grams is stored.2) The remaining sample is wet sieved and the plus 1700 micron material

is stored.3) The remaining sample, less than 1700 microns, is put on an inclined

shaking table to separate visible gold grains. The gold grains are removed and analysed for size and it is noted if the grains are abraded, irregular or delicate. At this stage an estimate of the pyrite, arsenopyrite and other sulphides can be made on the shaking table.

4) The sample is then removed from the shaking table and a heavy concentrate is made by immersing the sample in methylene iodide with a specific gravity of 3.3. The light fraction is stored.

5) The magnetic fraction is removed and the remaining heavy mineral concentrate is sent for multi-element neutron activation analysis.

4.1 Applications

Reverse circulation drilling provides various types of information]

1) detailed overburden log3) gold grain count and description3) heavy mineral concentrate and assays4) bedrock descriptions and assays

The above information must be compiled to give an overall picture of the overburden stratigraphy. Proper field identification of basal till, reworked till and glaciofluvial gravels is crucial in the correct evaluation of anomalous results.

Bedrock descriptions and assays can be used in geological correlation of rock units in areas of drift cover.

4.2 Results

The average depth of overburden on the Abbotsford property is 19.8 metres.

The Quaternary stratigraphy on the property consists of a till unit of local derivation, occasionally clay rich, overlain by a thick glaciofluvial esker deposit comprised mainly of sand and minor gravel. This is covered by a veneer of glaciolacustrine clay followed by muskeg and organics.

The esker deposit is prominent and cuts the property from north to south.

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4.3 Analytical Results

Gold values in the heavy mineral concentrates range from O to 10,000 ppb. The classification of values is as follows.

O - 300 ppb Au300 - 1500 ppb Au

1500 - 3000 ppb Au^000 ppb Au

Non Anomalous Weakly Anomalous Moderately Anomalous Strongly Anomalous

A true gold dispersal train should contain moderately to strongly anomalous gold values in one or more of the three basal samples. Gold grains are not always associated with anomalous gold values, however, 10 or more grains in one sample would be of interest.

4.4 Overburden Stratigraphy

The distribution and character of the Quaternary units present in the Tri- Townships area are shown in the table below.

Table Ut Overburden Stratigraphy

Unit

Clay Sand

Gravel Till

Character

Beige, compact Fine-grained esker depositPebbly-glaciofluvial Pebble rich

Distribution

Surface veneer Discontinuous

Discontinuous Discontinuous

Thickness

1-17 m 0-7 m

2-17 m 4-23 m

The average depth of overburden throughout the area is 19.8 m. The upper units are reworked glaciofluvial sands and gravels, deposited in an esker complex that cuts the area in a roughly north, south direction. The majority of the tills beneath these deposits are possibly reworked, reducing their value as a geochemical exploration target.

4.5 Discussion

The overburden covering the Abbotsford claim block consists of three main sedimentary units i these are lacustrine clay, esker sands and at least one till. Due to the sandy nature of the matrix observed in the majority of the till samples, these are likely reworked in nature.

The ideal overburden sample for geochemical purposes would be locally derived till, close to the bedrock surface, contain delicate gold grains and moderate to strongly anomalous in gold. The till would contain locally derived angular pebbles to cobbles in a matrix of silt and clay.

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5.0 BIBLIOGRAPHY

Colvine, A.C.1983 (ed.): The Geology of Gold in Ontario; Ontario Geological Survey Miscellaneous Paper 110.

Johns, G.V.1982: Geology of the Burntbush - Detour Lakes Area; Ontario Geological Survey Report 199.

Lo, B.1987: Geophysical Report, Tri-Townships Project; Canadian Nickel Company Limited Report.

Lumbers, S.B.1963: South Patten River Area; Ontario Department of Mines Geological Report 14.

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6.0 EXPENDITURE SUMMARY

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October 19, 1988

To Whom It May Concern i

This letter will confirm that Inco Gold Company has spent the following amounts for reverse circulation drilling on the projects indicated below during July and August 1987.

1. Kenning Township - claims L917879 etc. - $9 ( 795.00

2. Abbotsford Township - claims L917925 etc. - $9,427.00

3. Adair Township - claims L917674 etc. - $8,831.00

I certify that the above statement is true and accurate and in accordance with the records of Inco Gold Company.

F. B. GibsonSuperintendent, Administration

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PHONE 705-567.9311 FAX 705-567-3014 TEUX 067-82510

HEATH a SHERWOOD DRILLING (1986) INC.

FORAGE HEATH S SHERWOOD (1986) INC.P.O. BOX 998 34 DUNCAN AVE. NORTH KIRKLAND LAKE, ONTARIO, CANADA MN 313

February 17, 1988

To whom it may concern:

This letter is to confirm that Hedth S. Sherwood Drilling (1986) Inc. invoiced Canadian Nickle for the following work in the months of July and August 1987:

1. Kenning Township - Invoice total 049,712.83,

2. Abbotsford Township - Incoice total 017,098.09')

3. Adair Township - Invoice total 023,569.75.

Regards,

Heath b Sherwood Drilling (1986) Inc.

John Halsall Secretary-Treasurer

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APPENDIX I

REVERSE CIRCULATION LOGS

PROJECTPROPERTYBOREHOLEAZIMUTHDIPDEPTH

COMMENTS

TRI-TOUNSHIPABBOTSFORD77671-0

.0-90.012.7 M

LEFT IN HOLE:

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FIELD EXPLORATION DIAMOND DRILL LOG

LATITUDEDEPARTUREELEVATIONBL AZIMUTHGRID BEARINGLOGGED BY

N 1475.0 M

U -2600.0 M1000.0 M

90

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NTS SHEET DfTOWNSHIPPROVINCECOUNTRYCLAIM iGRID NAMECORE SIZE

32E4ABBOTSFORDONTARIOCANADACLAIM *KENNING

DEPTH AZIM DIP DEPTH AZIM DIP

********DEVIAT10N RECORDS********


STARTED COMPLETED MEASUREMENTS DRILLED BY DRILL TYPE TEST METHOD ASSAYED FOR

77671-0 RASE 1

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AU+32 ELEMENT PACKAGE

FROM TO M M

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H M M

.00 .40 CLAYCLAY, BEIGE, SMOOTH AND COMPACT.

.40 10.60 SANDSAND, BEIGE, FINE GRAINED UITH OCCASIONAL MEDIUM AND COARSE BEDS, A FEU PEBBLY BEDS.

10.60 11.20 GRAVELGRAVEL; COARSE GRANULAR MATRIX, COBBLY WITH 65X VOLCANICS, 35X GRANITOIDS.

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TO SAMPLE* FROM TO LENGTH H H H M H

11.20 12.70 BEDROCK

FELSIC VOLCANIC, BLACK, FOLIATED, APHANITIC AND VERYHARD.12.7 Foot of hole.

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COMMENTS

TRI-TOWNSHIPABBOTSFORD77672-0

.0-90.08.5 M

12 20 87

LATITUDEDEPARTUREELEVATIONto. AZIMUTHGRID BEARINGLOGGED BY

:N 1500.0 H:W -2600.0 M: 1000.0 M: 116:: REMY HUNEAULT

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NTS SHEET i : 32E4 TOWNSHIP : ABBOTSFORDPROVINCE COUNTRY CLAIM # GRID NAME CORE SIZE

: ONTARIO : CANADA : CLAIM f


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LEFT IN HOLE:


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DEPTH AZIM DIP DEPTH AZIN DIP

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SAMPLE* FROM TO LENGTH M M M

.00 1.00 CLAYCLAY; BEIGE, SMOOTH AND COMPACT.

1.00 6.00 SANDSAND; BEIGE, FINE GRAINED WITH A FEW MEDIUM AND COARSE BEDS.

6.00 7.00 SANDSAND AND GRAVEL, THINLY INTERBEDDED WITH A FEW THICKER BEDS; SAND IS FINE, BEIGE: GRAVEL IS COBBLY, 60X VOLCANICS, 40X GRANITE WITH COARSE SAND TO GRANULAR MATRIX.

77672-0 PAGE 1

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77672-0 PAGE 2

FROM H

TO M

SAMPLE* FROM M

TO LENGTH N H

7.00 8.50 BEDROCKFELSIC VOLCANIC, BLACK, WELL FOLIATED, APHANITIC AND VERY HARD UITH TRACE DISSEMINATED PYRITE. 8.5 Foot of hole.


COMMENTS

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: 32E4: ABBOTSFORDj ONTARIO: CANADA!

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DEPTH AZIM DIP DEPTH AZIM DIP DEPTH AZIM DIP DEPTH AZIM DIP

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TOM

SAMPLE* FROM H

TO LENGTH M M


.80 4.30 SANDSAND AND GRAVEL, BEIGE SAND, COBBLY WITH 60X GRANITE,40X VOLCANICS.4,3 TO 4.4 GRANITE BOULDER.

4.40 5.00 SANDSAND AND GRAVEL.

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FIELD EXPLORATION DIAMOND DRILL LOG77673-0 PAGE 2

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FROM TO H H 5.00 6.60 BEDROCK

GREYWACKE, WELL FOLIATED. 6.6 Foot of hole.

SAMPLE* FROM 70 LENGTH M M H


COMMENTS


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1650.0 M-2500.0 M1000.0 M

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: ONTARIOPROVINCE COUNTRY CLAIM* GRID NAME CORE SIZE

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DEPTH AZIH DIP DEPTH AZIM DIP

FROM M

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SAMPLE* FROM M

TO LENGTH M M


.30 7.60 SANDSAND, FINE BEIGE , A FEU PEBBLY BEDS, OCCASIONAL MEDIUM TO COARSE BEDS.

7.60 15.00 GRAVELGRAVEL, COARSE GRANULAR MATRIX, PEBBLY BOCOMING COBBLY BELOW 11.2 60X VOLCANICS AND *OX GRANITE. 11.2 TO 11.4 GRANODIORITE BOULDER.

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FIELD EXPLORATION DIAMOND DRILL LOG77*74-0 PAGE 2

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FROH TO H M

15.00 21.60 SANDSAND AND GRAVEL INTERBEDDED; THIN BEDS OF FINE TO MEDIUM BEIGE SAND IN A COBBLY GRAVEL. GRAVEL HAS A COARSE SAND MATRIX.

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SAMPLE* FROH M

TO M

LENGTH M

21.60 34.50 TILLTILL, GREY SILT MATRIX, COBBLY, 60X VOLCANICS, 40XGRANITE.30.4 TO 30.7 GRANODIORITE BOULDER.31.4 TO 31.5 SMOOTH GREY CLAY LUMPS.31.5 TO 31.7 GRANODIORITE BOULDER.AT 34.5 BEDROCK OR BOULDER; NO PENETRATION WITH BIT, AFEU GREYWACKE CUTTINGS. NO SAMPLE TAKEN.34.5 Foot of hole.

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COMMENTS


.0-90.040.0 M

HOLE ABANDONED AT 40.0. BEDI


ROCK NOT REACHED

IN 1665.0 M:W -2700.0 M: 1000.0 M: 116.: REMY HUNEAULT

NTS SHEET #TOWNSHIPPROVINCECOUNTRYCLAIM *GRID NAMECORE SIZE

: 32E4: ABBOTSFORD: ONTARIO: CANADAJ

: ABBOTSFORD;

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DEPTH AZIN DIP DEPTH AZIM DIP

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.00 18.00 SANDSAND, BEIGE, FINE WITH A FEU PEBBLY BEDS, OCCASIONAL MEDIUM AND COARSE BED; NO RETURN BEFORE 6.5 M; THIN, SMOOTH GREY CLAY BED FROM 16.4 TO 16.5.

18.00 21.00 GRAVELGRAVEL WITH COARSE SAND TO GRANULAR MATRIX, COBBLY WITH 50X GRANITE AND 50X VOLCANICS.

21.00 23.80 SANDSAND, FINE TO MEDIUM, BEIGE.

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FIELD EXPLORATION DIAHOND DRILL LOG77675-0 PAGE

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FROM TO M H

23.60 24.30 BOULDERGRANODIORITE BOULDER.

SAMPLE* FROM H

TO H

LENGTH H

24.30 27.80 GRAVELGRAVEL, COARSE SAND TO GRANULAR MATRIX, FEU THIN BEDS OF FINE BEIGE SAND, COBBLY, 60X VOLCANICS AND 40X GRANITE. 26.5 TO 26.6 THIN BED OF SMOOTH, SOFT, GREY CLAY.

27.80 40.00 TILLTILL, GREY SILT MATRIX, COBBLY WITH 60X VOLCANICS AND 40X GRANITE; GRANODIORITE BOULDERS FROM 28.6-28.8, 34.2-34.4 AND 38.1 TO 38.3; 30.6 TO 34.2 OCCASIONAL SMOOTH GREY CLAY LUMPS IN THE MATRIX.40.0 FOOT OF HOLE,BEDROCK NOT REACHED, NO PENETRATION AFTER 40.0.

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HOLE ABND AT 40.1 W! THOU


f REACHING BEDROCK. Bil

N 1725.0 NW -2900.0 M

1000.0 M116

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NTS SHEET f : 32E4TOWNSHIP : ABBOTSFORDPROVINCE : ONTARIOCOUNTRY ; CANADACLAIM tt :6RID NAME : ABBOTSFORDCORE SIZE :


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SAMPLE* FROM TO LENGTH N N M

.00 4.50 CLAYCLAY, BEIGE, COMPACT.

4.50 8.80 SAND

SAND, BEIGE, FINE TO VERY FINE WITH THIN CLAY BED AT 8.3 AND BECOMING COARSER TO 8.8.

8.80 25.40 GRAVELGRAVEL; COARSE SAND MATRIX WITH OCCASIONAL FINE SAND BEDS, COBBLY.

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FIELD EXPLORATION DIANOND DRILL LOG77676-0 PA6E 2

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FROM TO H M

25.40 34.00 TILLTILL; 25.4 TO 27.0 GREY GRITTY CLAY MATRIX;.GRANODIORITE BOULDER FROM 26.0 TO 26.3.27.0 TO 29.6 SORTED SAND AND GRAVEL, COARSE SAND MATRIX,CLASTS 60* GRANITE AND 40X VOLCANICS; 29.0-29.1GRANODIORITE BOULDER.29.8 TO 30.1 GREY GRITTY CLAY MATRIX, PEBBLY UITH MOSTLYVOLCANIC CLASTS.30.1 TO 34.0 OCCASIONAL GREY GRITTY CLAY IN BEIGE FINESAND MATRIX.34.0 TO 34.1, THIN BED OF SMOOTH, VERY COMPACT GREY CLAY.34.1 TO 40.1 FINE SAND MATRIX, COBBLY; SMOOTH GREY CLAY FROM 36.4 TO 37.0; GREY GRITTY CLAY IN MATRIX FROM 40.0 TO 40.1. 40.1 FOOT OF HOLE; BEDROCK NOT REACHED, BIT U/S.

*******************ANALYSES****************1**SAMPLE* FROM

MTO M

LENGTH M


COMMENTS

TRI-TOUNSHIPABBOTSFORD BLOCK77677-0

.0-90.029.5 M


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FIELD EXPLORATION DIAMOND DRILL LOO

1735.0 M-3100.0 H1000.0 H

116

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NTS SHEET t : 32E4TOWNSHIP : ABBOTSFORDPROVINCE : ONTARIOCOUNTRY : CANADACLAIM f :6RID NAME : ABBOTSFORDCORE SIZE :


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LEFT IN HOLE:




FROM M

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SAMPLE* FROM M

TO LENGTH H M

.00 1.40 CLAYCLAY, BROUN, BECOMING BEIGE, SMOOTH AND COMPACT.

1.40 12.50 SAND1.4 TO 4.0 BEIGE, FINE WITH OCCASIONAL SILT.4.0 TO 9.5 FINE WITH A FEW PEBBLES.9.5 TO 12.5 MEDIUM TO COARSE WITH THIN PEBBLY BEDS.

12.50 28.00 TILLTILL, GREY TO BEIGE, SILT TO FINE SAND MATRIX; COBBLY, 60X VOLCANICS AND 40X GRANITE. GRANODIORITE BOULDER FROM 12.5 TO 12.8.

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FROM M

TO M

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*****t****t************[)EscRIPTION************************

20.5 21.0 OCCASIONAL GREY GRITTY CLAY IN MATRIX.20.6 TO 20.8 AMPHIBOLITE BOULDER.21.0 TO 21.4 AMPHIBOLITE BOULDER.22.1 TO 22.A INTERMEDIATE VOLCANIC BOULDER.23.6 TO 25.2 OCCASIONAL GREY GRITTY GREY CLAY IN MATRIX.25.6 TO 26.0 PORPHYRY BOULDER.27.0 TO 27.2 GRANODIORITE BOULDER.27.0 TO 28.0 OCCASIONAL GREY GRITTY CLAY IN MATRIX.

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SAMPLE* FROM M

TO M

LENGTH M

***k*

28.00 29.50 BEDROCKINTERMEDIATE VOLCANIC; DARK GREEN, FINE GRAINED,FOLIATED.29.5 Foot of hole.

*************IMCO LIMITED****************



COMMENTS


.0-90.0

3.5 M

LEFT IN HOLE:

LATITUDEDEPARTUREELEVATIONBL AZIMUTH6RID BEARINGLOGGED BY

N 1925.0 HU -5400.0 M

1000.0 M116

REHY HUNEAULT

NTS SHEET i S 32E4 TOWNSHIP i ABBOTSFORD

: ONTARIO : CANADA

PROVINCE COUNTRY CLAIM # GRID NAME CORE SIZE

i ABBOTSFORD

rwe-oPAOE 1

STARTED i 22 JULY, COMPLETED : 22 JULY, MEASUREMENTS : M DRILLED BY DRILL TYPE TEST METHOD ASSAYED FOR

: HEATH AND SHERWOOD: ACKER

: AU+32 ELEMENT PACKAGE


DEPTH AZIN DIP DEPTH AZIN DIP DEPTH AZIH DIP DEPTH AZIM DIP

FROM M

******************t****[)gSCRIPTION************************TO M

SAMPLE* FROM N

TO LENGTH N M

.00 .40 SANDSAND, BEIGE, FINE, OXIDIZED; NO RETURN.

.40 2.00 TILLTILL; BEIGE TO GREY BEIGE, FINE SAND MATRIX, PEBBLY, 50X VOLCANICS AND SOX GRANITE.

2.00 3.50 BEDROCKFELSIC VOLCANIC; VERY DARK BROWN TO BLACK, CHERTY AND VERY HARD TRACE OF DISSEMINATED PYRITE. 3.5 Foot of hole.

PROJECTPROPERTYBOREHOLEAZIHUTHDIPDEPTH

COMMENTS

TR I -TOWNSHIPABBOTSFORD77679-0

.0-90.020.0 M


*t***********jMCO LIMITED****************


:N :W

1890.0 M-3600.0 M1000.0 M

116

i JP. FOURNIER

NTS SHEET i : 32E4 TOWNSHIP : ABBOTSFORDPROVINCECOUNTRYCLAIM*GRID NAMECORE SIZE

ONTARIOCANADA

ABBOTSFORD


77679-0 PAGE 1

19|722 JULY,22 JULY,MHEATH AND SHERWOODACKER


LEFT IN HOLE:




*******************ANALYSES*******************FROM M

TO M

SAMPLE* FROM M

TO LENGTH M M

.00 .40 CLAYBROUN CLAY.

.40 18.50 TILLTILL; BEIGE SAND, VERY FINE MATRIX, PEBBLY, 60X GRANITEAND 40X VOLCANIC CLASTS.6.0 TO 6.5 GRANITE BOULDER.8.1 TO 9.5 COARSE SAND AND GRAVEL MATRIX.10.0 TO 10.1 GRANITE BOULDER.10.5 TO 11.0 FINE SAND AND GRAVEL.

13.7 TO 13.9 GRANITE BOULDER.H.O TO 14.8 GREY GRITTY CLAY.16.1 TO 16.3 GRANITE BOULDER.

77679-0 PAGE 1

*************IMCO LIMITED****************

FIELD EXPLORATION DIAMOND DRILL LOG77679-0 PAGE

FROM TOM H

***********************[)E5CRIPTION************************

17.0 GRITTY CLAY BED.17.3 TO 17.6 INTERMEDIATE VOLCANIC BOULDER.


18.50 20.00 BEDROCKINTERMEDIATE VOLCANIC, WELL FOLIATED, HARD. 20.0 Foot of hole.

h Invalid Type#1 at line 9


COMMENTS

TR I -TOWNSHIPABBOTSFORD77680-0

.0-90.042.0 M

HOLE ABND AT 4


*************JNCOFIELD EXPLORATION DIAMOND DRILL LOG

:N :W

: 116

1725.0 H-3600.0 M1000.0 M

REMY HUNEAULT

NTS SHEET #TOWNSHIPPROVINCECOUNTRYCLAIM AtGRID NAMECORE SIZE

: 32E4: ABBOTSFORDt

: CANADA:: ABBOTSFORD:


77680-0 PAGE 1



LEFT IN HOLE:


********DEV1ATION RECORDS********


*******************ANALYSES*******************FROMM

TOM

SAMPLE* FROM M

TO LENGTH M M

.00 .50 CLAYCLAY; BROUN, SMOOTH AND COMPACT.

.50 6.40 TILL0.5 TO 6.4 BEIGE, FINE SAND MATRIX, PEBBLY WITH 50X VOLCANICS AND SEDIMENTS, 50X GRANITOIDS. COBBLY FROM 3.0, VERY STONY. 4.5 TO 4.7 GRANODIORITE BOULDER.

6.40 9.40 GRAVELGRAVEL; COARSE GRANULAR MATRIX, COBBLY, 50X VOLCANICS AND GRANITE. COARSE TO MEDIUM SAND FROM 7.0.

77680-0 PAGE 1

FROM TO MM

*************JNCO LIMITED****************

FIELD EXPLORATION DIAMOND DRILL LOS


77680-0 PAGE 2

*******************ANALYSES***************JAft*

8.5 TO 8.7 GRANODIORITE BOULDER.

9.40 12.60 TILLTILL; GREY-BEIGE TO GREY SILT MATRIX, COBBLY 50X VOLCANICS AND SEDIMENTS, 40X GRANITE.

12.60 15.20 SANDSAND; BEIGE, MEDIUM TO FINE, FEU PEBBLY BEDS.

15.20 16.40 TILLTILL; AS TO 12.6.

16.40 17.00 SANDSAND; BEIGE, MEDIUM TO FINE, FEU PEBBLY BEDS.

17.00 25.60 TILLTILL; AS TO 12.6.18.2 TO 18.5 GRANODIORITE BOULDER.

25.60 26.00 TILLTILL; GREY, GRITTY CLAY IN MATRIX.

26.00 26.80 TILLTILL; GREY SILT MATRIX.

77680-0 PAGE 2

*************IMCO LIMITED****************

FIELD EXPLORATION DIAMOND DRILL LOS7W80-0 PAGE 3

***********************[)ESCRIPTION************************ FROM TO

M H 26.80 32.00 SAND

SAND; BEIGE, MEDIUM TO COARSE, FEW PEBBLY BEDS, OCCASIONAL FINE BED. 30.0 TO 31.0 VERY COARSE.

SAMPLE* FROM H

TO H

LENGTH N

32.00 41.20 TILLTILL; GREY SILT MATRIX, COBBLY WITH 60X VOLC/ SEDS, 40XGRANITE AT 33.0 SULPHIDE PEBBLE GROUND BY BIT.OCCASIONAL GRITTY CLAY MATRIX FROM 35.5 TO 36.0; 38.0 TO41.2; 36.0 TO 36.2 GRANODIORITE BOULDER; 37.8 TO 38.0INTERMEDIATE VOLCANIC BOULDER.41.2 FOOT OF HOLE; RODS CLOGGED, HIGH TORQUE, ABANDONDEDHOLE.

Invalid Type#1 at line

*************XNCO LIMITED****************


PROJECT TRI-TOUNSHIP PROPERTY ABBOTSFORD BOREHOLE 77681-0 AZIMUTH .0 DIP -90.0 DEPTH 11. 7 M

COMMENTS

LATITUDE N 2290.0 M DEPARTURE W -3300.0 M ELEVATION 1000.0 M BL AZIMUTH 116 GRID BEARING LOGGED BY JP. FOURNIER

NTS SHEET i : 32E4 TOWNSHIP : ABBOTSFORD PROVINCE : COUNTRY : CANADA CLAIM # : GRID NAME J ABBOTSFORD CORE SIZE :


77681-0 PAGE

198723 JULY, 1923 JULY,MHEATH AND SHERWOODACKER


LEFT IN HOLE:




***********************DgscRipTION************************ *******************ANALYSES*******************FROM TO M M


.00 7.00 SANDSAND; FINE, BEIGE, OXIDIZED AT SURFACE, SOME PEBBLES.

7.00 10.10 TILLTILL; FINE BEIGE SAND AND PEBBLE MATRIX, 50X GRANITE AND 50X VOLCANICS AND SEDIMENTS.

10.10 10.20 GRAVELCOARSE SAND AND GRAVEL, COBBLY.

10.20 11.70 BEDROCK

77681-0 PAGE 1

*************IMCO LIMITED****************


FROM TO M M

***********************DESCRIPTION************************

INTERMEDIATE VOLCANIC, GREEN, HARD. 11.7 Foot of hole.

SAMPLE* FROM TO LENGTH H M H

mm mm mm mm***fww*******fNCOiiMITED****************


PROJECT TRI-TOUNSHIP PROPERTY ABBOTSFORD BOREHOLE 77682-0 AZIMUTH .0 DIP -90.0 DEPTH 14.3 M

COMMENTS

LATITUDE N 2265.0 N DEPARTURE W -3500.0 M ELEVATION 1000.0 M BL AZIMUTH 116 GRID BEARING LOGGED BY REHY HUNEAULT

NTS SHEET * : 32E4 TOWNSHIP : ABBOTSFORD PROVINCE : ONTARIO COUNTRY : CANADA CLAIM f : 6RID NAME : ABBOTSFORD CORE SIZE :


77682-0 Wfit


AU, PT, PD * 32 ELEMENT

LEFT IN HOLE:




***********************DESCR!PTION************************ *******************ANALYSES*******************FROM TO M H

SAMPLE* FROM TO LENGTH N M H

.00 1.60 CLAYO TO 1.0 CLAY, BROUN, SMOOTH AND COMPACT. 1.0 TO 1.6 CLAY, BEIGE, SMOOTH AND SOFT.

1.60 4.00 SILTSILT AND SAND, INTERBEDDED SILT AND VERY FINE BEIGE SAND; 3.0 TO 4.0 FINE SAND.

4.00 10.60 TILLTILL; BEIGE, FINE SAND MATRIX, COBBLY WITH 50X VOLCANICS AND SEDS 50X GRANITOIDS.

77682-0 PAGE 1

^^^ ^^^ It****************JNCO LIMITED**************** FIELD EXPLORATION DIAMOND DRILL LOG

77682-0 PAGE

***********************[){:SCRIPTION************************ ******************* ANALYSES*******************FROM TO

M H 10.60 10.80 BOULDER

GRANODIORITE BOULDER.

SAMPLE* FROM M

TO LENGTH M M

10.80 12.80 GRAVELGRAVEL; BEIGE WITH MEDIUM SAND MATRIX, LOCALLY MATRIX COARSE TO GRANULAR, COBBLY 65X VOLCANICS,AND SEDIMENTS, 35X GRANITOIDS. 12.0 TO 12.2 INTERMEDIATE VOLCANIC BOULDER.

12.80 14.30 BEDROCKGREYWACKE, DARK GREY TO BLACK, FOLIATED, BIOTITIC. 14.3 Foot of hole.


COMMENTS


.0-90.013.2 M

TRICONE BIT WH



N 2265.0 MW -3700.0 N

1000.0 N116

JP. FOURNIER

NTS SHEET H \TOWNSHIP ;PROVINCE :COUNTRY lCLAIM f :GRID NAME ;CORE SIZE :

i S2E4: ABBOTSFORD: ONTARIO: CANADA

: ABBOTSFORD!


T7683-0


AU, PT, PD i- 32 ELEMENT

LEFT IN HOLE:




***********************[)|:SCRIPTION************************ *******************ANALYSES*******************FROM

HTOH

SAMPLE* FROM M

TO LENGTH N H

.00 1.50 TILLTILL ??, POOR RETURN.

1.50 12.10 TILLTILL; VERY COBBLY AND STONY FROM 8.4 TO 9.4, 50X GRANITEAND 50X VOLCANICS AND SEDIMENTS.10.3 TO 10.3 GRANITE BOULDER.10.3 COARSE SAND AND GRAVEL MATRIX.11.0 BEIGE FINE SAND MATRIX, PEBBLY.11.4 GRANITE BOULDER.

12.10 13.20 BEDROCK

77683-0 PAGE 1

*************INCO LIMITED****************

FIELD EXPLORATION DIAMOND MILL LOG77683-0 PAGE 2

FROM TO M H

***********************DESCRIPTION************************

INTERMEDIATE VOLCANICS, LOCAL QUARTZ VEINS. 13.Z FOOT OF HOLE.



COMMENTS


.0-90.08.8 M

LATITUDEDEPARTUREELEVATIONBL AZIMUTH6RID BEARINGLOGGED BY

:N 3045.0 M:U -3500.0 M: 1000.0 M: 116:: JP. FOURNIER

*************INCOFIELD EXPLORATION DIAMOND DRILL LOO

NTS SHEET O : 32E4TOWNSHIP : ABBOTSFORDPROVINCE : ONTARIOCOUNTRY : CANADACLAIM t :GRID NAME : ABBOTSFORDCORE SIZE :

77684-0 PAGE 1

STARTED : 24 JULY, COMPLETED : 24 JULY, MEASUREMENTS : M DRILLED BY DRILL TYPE TEST METHOD ASSAYED FOR

HEATH AND SHERWOOD ACKER


LEFT IN HOLE:




****t******************[)ESCRIPTION************************FROM TO

M MSAMPLE* FROM TO LENGTH

M H H

.00 2.30 CLAYCLAY; BROUN, SMOOTH AND VERY COMPACT.

2.30 7.40 SANDSAND; BEIGE, FINE GRAINED.

7.40 6.80 BEDROCKINTERMEDIATE VOLCANICS; LOCAL QUARTZ VEINING 7.4 TO 7.9; ROCK VERY HARD. 6.8 Foot of hole.

*************INCO LIMITED****************


PROJECT

PROPERTYBOREHOLEAZIMUTHDIPDEPTH

COMMENTS

TRI-TOUNSHIP

ABBOTSFORD77685-0

.0-90.0

29.0 M

NO SAMPLE RETURN FROM 25.0-

LATITUDE

DEPARTUREELEVATIONBL AZIMUTHGRID BEARING

LOGGED BY

29.0, BIT BLOCKED,

:N 2315.0 N:U -3100.0 H: 1000.0 N: 116:: JP. FOURNIER

HOLE ABND.

NTS SHEET * i 32E4 TOWNSHIP : ABBOTSFORD

: ONTARIO : CANADA

PROVINCE COUNTRY CLAIM # GRID NAME CORE SIZE

: ABBOTSFORD


77685-0 PAGE 1

24 JULY,24 JULY,HHEATH AND SHERWOODACKER


LEFT IN HOLE:********DEVIATION RECORDS********

DEPTH AZIH DIP DEPTH AZIM DIP DEPTH AZIH DIP DEPTH AZIH DIP

***********************DESCRIPTION************************ **t****************ANALYSES*******************FROM M

TO M

SAMPLE* FROM M

TO LENGTH M M

.00 5.60 GRAVELCOARSE SAND AND GRAVEL; BEIGE MATRIX, COBBLY, 50X VOLCS/SEDS, 50X GRANITE.GRANODIORITE BOULDERS FROM 1.8 TO 2.0, 4.0 TO 4.4 AND 4.6 TO 4.8.

5.60 6.10 TILLTILL; BEIGE FINE SAND MATRIX, PEBBLY.

6.10 12.00 GRAVELSAND AND GRAVEL, COARSE MATRIX, 60X GRANITE, 40X VOLCS/SEDS.

77685-0 PAGE 1

**********t**IMCO LIMITED****************

FIELD EXPLORATION DIAMOND DRILL LOS

FROM TO SAMPLE* FROM TO LENGTH H H H H H

GRANITE BOULDERS FROM 6.9 TO 7.0, 7.7 TO 7.1, 8.2 TO 8.3, 9.6 TO 9.9, 10.3 TO 10.4, 11.0 TO 11.1. FINE SAND FROM 9.0 TO 9.5.

12.00 12.40 SANDSAND, FINE MATRIX.

12.40 14.00 GRAVELCOARSE SAND MATRIX, COBBLY, STONY. 13.1 TO 13.2, GRANITE BOULDER.

14.00 21.50 SANDSAND, FINE BEIGE SAND MATRIX, PEBBLY, 50X VOLCANICS, 50X GRANITE.

21.50 21.60 TILLTILL; BEIGE SAND MATRIX, PEBBLY.

21.60 22.50 GRAVELGRAVEL; COARSE SAND MATRIX, COBBLY.

22.50 23.60 SANDFINE SAND BED AT 23.6.

77685-0 PAGE Z

23.60 25.50 SAND

77685-0 PAGE 2

*************iMCO LIMITED****************


***********tt**********[)ESCRIPTION************************FROM TO H H

SAMPLE* FROM TO LENGTH M H M

8EIGE SAND MATRIX, PEBBLY.

25.50 29.00 NO RETURN25.5 29.0 NO SAMPLE RETURN, BIT BLOCKED, HOLE ABANDONED. 29.0 Foot of hole.

FIELD EXPLORATION DIAMOND DRILL LOO


COMMENTS

TR1-TOWNSHIPABBOTSFORD77686-0

.0-90.012.8 M

LEFT IN HOLE:


N 2115.0 MW -2500.0 N

1000.0 H116

JP. FOURNIER

NTS SHEET #TOWNSHIPPROVINCECOUNTRYCLAIM *GRID NAMECORE SIZE

: 32E4: ABBOTSFORD: ONTARIO: CANADAJ

: ABBOTSFORD:


77686-0




DEPTH AZIM DIP DEPTH AZIM DIP DEPTH AZIM DIP DEPTH AZIM DIP

***********************OgSCRIPTION************************FROM TO M M

*******************ANALYSES*******************SAMPLE* FROM TO LENGTH

MUM

.00 4.50 CLAYCLAY, BROUN, SMOOTH, COMPACT.

4.50 5.00 BOULDERBASIC VOLCANIC ? BOULDER.

; 5.00 7.50 SANDSAND; FINE BEIGE SAND, FEW PEBBLES.

7.50 8.30 BOULDERVOLCANIC BOULDER.

77686-0 PAGE 1


*******************ANALYSES*******************FROM M

TO H

SAMPLE* FROM M

TO LENGTH M H

8.30 11.30 TILL8.3 TO 9.0 TILL WITH BEIGE SAND MATRIX, PEBBLY.9.0 TO 9.2 MAFIC BOULDER.9.2 TO 10.7 TILL WITH FINE BEIGE SAND MATRIX, PEBBLY 70XVOLCANICS AND SEDIMENTS, 30X GRANITOIDS.10.7 TO 10.8 GRANITE BOULDER.10.8 TO 11.0 TILL WITH COARSE SAND AND GRAVEL MATRIX, 60X VOLCANIC 40X GRANITE.

11.30 12.80 BEDROCKMAFIC VOLCANIC, DISSEMINATED PY, SOME QUARTZ VEINS. 12.8 Foot of hole.


COMMENTS


.0-90.022.6 M


N 1930.0 MW -2500.0 M

1000.0 H116

JP. FOURNIER


NTS SHEET # : 32E4 TOWNSHIP : ABBOTSFORDPROVINCECOUNTRYCLAIM ttGRID NAMECORE SIZE

: ONTARIO: CANADAj: ABBOTSFORD:


77687-0 PAGE 1



LEFT IN HOLE:




***********************[)ESCRIP'nON************************FROM M

TO M

*******************ANALYSES*******************SAMPLE* FROM

MTO LENGTH M M

.00 4.00 CLAYCLAY; BROUN, SMOOTH AND COMPACT.

4.00 16.50 SANDFINE BEIGE SAND TO MEDIUM BEIGE SAND WITH VERY FEW PEBBLES.

16.50 16.60 BOULDERBOULDER, VOLCANIC.

16.60 21.00 GRAVEL

77687-0 PAGE 1

*************INCO LIMITED****************


***********************PESCRIPTION************************

FROM TO H H

GRAVEL; MEDIUM TO COARSE SAND MATRIX, PEBBLY, 60X VOLCANICS AND SEDIMENTS, 40X GRANITOIDS.

******0************iUtl VSPS*****************-**

SAMPLE* FROM TO LENGTH M M H

21.00 22.60 BEDROCKINTERMEDIATE VOLCANIC BEDROCK. 22.6 Foot of hole.

I *. tt,'-.

*************JNCO LIMITED****************

FIELD EXPLORATION DIAHOND DRILL LOG77688-0


COMMENTS


.0-90.012.2 H


N 1930.0 HW -2700.0 H

1000.0 H116

JP. FOURNIER

NTS SHEET *TOWNSHIPPROVINCECOUNTRYCLAIM #GRID NAMECORE SIZE

32E4ABBOTSFORDONTARIOCANADA

ABBOTSFORD


1^ff25 JULY,25 JULY,HHEATH AND SHERWOODACKER


LEFT IN HOLE:




***********************[)ESCRIPTION***********"************

FROM TO SAMPLE* FROM TO LENGTH MM H M M

*******************ANALYSES*******************

.00 1.50 CLAYBROUN, PURE, MODERATELY COMPACT CLAY. (OJIBWAY 2 SEDIMENTS FROM O TO 10.7).

1.50 3.80 CLAYINTERBEDDED BROUN CLAY AND BEIGE VERY FINE SAND/SILT.

3.80 9.50 SANDFINE BEIGE SAND.

9.50 10.70 GRAVEL

77688-0 PAGE 1

*************JMCO LIMITED****************


*******************ANALYSES*******************FROM

HTOH

SAMPLE* FROM M

TO M

LENGTH M

GRAVEL WITH FINE SAND INTERBEDS; PEBBLE CLASTS WITH COMPOSITION 70X VOLCANICS AND SEDIMENTS, 30X GRANITE.

10.70 12.20 BEDROCKGREYWACKE; DARK GREY TO BLACK, FINE GRAINED, WEAK TO MODERATE FOLIATION; 5 TO 7X GARNET, BIOTITIC (30-35X), 3-4X DISSEMINATED PYRITE; BELOU 11.7 ABOUT 15-20X QUARTZ VEINS. 12.2 Foot of hole.

Ministry oi Report of Work Northern Developmen!

_ and Mines (Geophysical, Geologic; Ontario ^.^ ^, Geochemical and Exper di

Mini..- .,. 900Type Tot Survey(s) S

Geology and GedphysicaT^Mag S HLEM)Claim Hoider(s)

Canadian Nickel Company Limited O 1 1 *7 TAddress (Mf ^ JL Jk * *

Copper Cliff, Ontario POM 1NOSurvey Company

Inco Gold CompanyName and Address of Author (of Geo-Tecnmcal report)

R. Clark c/o Inco Gold Company, FieldCredits Requested per Each Claim in Columns at rightSpecial Provisions j Geophv, S)Ca , i Days p^r

For first survey: j . Elec|roma8netic 2Q Enter 40 days. (This ' -- - includes line CUttingl . . Magnetometer ^Q

For each additional survey: ' Rao ' 0ê-ric

using the same grid: - Other

Enter 20 days (for each)

Geolog : c*i 20

i Geochen-.;col

Man Days i D.V- -c

Complete reverse side and enter total(s) here êctrorgaaa^| ^

l ^ Geologicai 1

1 Georhemicj : l,

Airborne Creans 1 ~~ "" '.?ivj r.

Note: Special provisions Eiectromagne'-c

to Airborne S iiOeiÂRifi''a3ft;O*.1OCJ*eAL SURVEY AS^bSSMffNT FILES'

Expenditures (excluc ;s power stripping)Typeof Work Pertorm( i fvKW 9 S 1Q8R

Performed on Claimis)

RECEIVED

Calculation of Expenditure Days Credits7 ^ t . i

Total Expenditures Oavs C "in :..

S ± 15 *

Instructions Total Days Credits may be apportioned at the ciai-n home- s Choice. Enter number of days credits per claim seiecw in columns at right.

Sept. 8, 1988 ^^yfflffi?fflffi(WfCertification Verifying Report of Work

1 hereby certify that have a personal and intimate Know'eciij'.. c or witnessed same during and/or after its completion and the r.'-

Name and Postal Address of Person Certifying

I. D. McCaskill c/o Inco Gold Company,

Copper Cliff, Ontario POM 1NO

Townth

Ab

itJ

ip O

bo

r Areatsford """"^Prospector's Licence No.

A 17527

iDjif o* Survey loom Sito) . iTotal Miles of line Cut

, Day ; Mo. \ Yr. j Day j Mo. ^ Yr, j 45 kffl

Expl. Dept., Hwy 17 W., Copper Cliff, Ont. POM 1NOMining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence)

V.ring Ciaim3re!-x M j finer

L 917924

917925

917933

918134

918135

918136

! l 918137

918138

918139- ' - - -

918140

; 918141

1 ; 918142

! 918143,t i

\ l 918144

i : 918145

i 918146

i - 918147

918150

; 918151

''- 918152

918153

^ 918154

918155

Expcno. Days Cr.

-

! . . _ .. __

i

1

Fo. O' 4 o.- Uv: Opiy

l' ; - - - ..- : 6 J ,

1 i i 9 *) O T&tf*™"-'

\ *J* ~ 3sffrff&t Vfc^

^

Mining Claim Expend.Prefix 1 Number Days Cr.

L i 918156

- -J i . . . . -. .

ii

i

, _ .. ... .. .... . .

i .

S(;P191988 !

IINING -LANDS SECTION ;

i

i

i otai number of rîninrj J claims covered by this ^M ̂* retort of work. t"

Mining Recorder

Branch Diêyrar^^^^

t '- i -;iXs s*', v. '.r n :!-,fi Report of Work annexed hereto, having performed the ttO'v.

Field Exploration Dept., Hwy 17 West3*:e Certified

Sept. 8, 1988 ^jjfffiS^flMf1362 185/12)

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentat\d VAmes

Ontario

Report of Work

(Geophysical, Geological, Geochemical and Expenditures!

tructions: - Please type or print.- If number of mining claims traversed

exceeds space on this form, attach a list. Note: - Only days credits calculated in the

"Expenditures" section may be entered in the "Expend. Days Cr." columns.*XG*!*LZ. k /^^^,,,^^, /-

* Type of SurvayU) ' ' .f

Expenditures ( Reverse Tirculati on DriClaim Holder(s)

Canadian Nickel Company LimitedAddress

Copper Cliff, Ontario POM 1NOsurvey company Heath S Sherwood Drilling

Inco Gold CompanyName and Address of Author (of Geo-Tecnnical report)

R. Clark c/o Inco Gold Company, FieldCredits Requested per Each Claim in Columns at rightSpecial Provisions j Qe \ O^ per

i C'ai*n1

For first survey: t -. ; - Electromagnetic

includes line cutting) - Magnoometer

For each additional survey: ' ^diometncusing the same grid:

Other Enter 20 days (for each)

Geological

; Geochemcd

Man Days ! D- s -a- 1 Geophysical -', ""

Complete reverse side , . , - Electromagnetic

and enter total(s) here

1 ^ Geochemical 1

Airborne Cleaits 1 Ciys ; * '

credits do not apply to Airborne Surveys. Magnetometer

RadiomeU'C

Expenditures (excludes power stripping)Typeol Work Performed

Reverse Circulation DrillingPerformed on Claimts)

L 917925-26; L 917933; L 918135-39 in

L 918141; L 918145-46^ r yf/ 7^/Calculation of Expenditure Days OediTT

Total Expenditures Days C'es 's

S 26, 525. 09 -t- 15 = 1768 r'Instructions

Total Days Credits may be apportioned st the claim ^cider's choice. Enter number of days credits per claim se'ccted in columns at right.

Sept. 8, 1988 \j7^y/^^^^^Certification Verifying Report of Work

Mining Act ~ Oo not use shaded areas below.Township or Area

11 ing) Abbotsford

2 1 i *y *? ^* JL 1 i rProspector's Licence No.

A 17527

Dale o* Survey (from tt tc

i SPv ; 97o. i 37. j Sk

Expl. Dept., Hwy 17 W., Cc

i

A PP

Total Miles of line Cut

1 1 97.er Cliff, Ont. POM 1NO

Mining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence)\1mmg Claim

P'e'i* Number

L 917908

917913

917914

j 917915

917916

! 917917

l 917918

i 917919

j 917920

i 917921

i 917922

i j 917923

j 917926

1 ' 917927

j j 917928

917929

917930

; 917931

917932

r , ; . 918148ri" - --- -,; \ 918149

y 918157

918158

Expend. Days Cr.

28

60

60

60

60

60

60

60

60

60

60 ~

60

60

60

60

60

60

60

6060 "

! f ;r Offjr; Use Only

Mining Claim Expend.Prefix Number Days Cr.

L 918159 60

r^ , 918160 60

; 'i 918161 60

918162 60 i

918163 60 j

918164 60

918165 60i

i

;~ T" "

RECEIVED

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MINING-LANDS SECTIONi i

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1 hereby certify that 1 have a personal and intimate knowledge of tn-: -'.c :As' forth :n the ^isport jt Work annexed hereto, having performed the work Or witnessed same during and/or after its completion ana the ar.nexuil r*-oM-t 's '.'ue.

Name and Postal Address of Person Certifying

I. D. McCaskill c/o Inco Gold Company,

Copper Cliff, Ontario POM 1NO

Field Expl. Dept., Hwy 17 WestDate Certified

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