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Report of Diamond Drilling

on the

Norton Property

Thunder Bay Mining Division, Ontario

J. Halle, B.Sc., and R.S. Middleton, P.Eng

March, 2003

42M14NW2004 2.26319 NORTON LAKE 010

Table of Contents

Introduction l Location l Property l Previous Work 3 Drilling Dates and Figures 3 Analysis Methods 4 Geology 6 Conclusions and Recommendations 7 References 8 Certificates 9 Appendix I Costs Appendix II Drill Hole Sections Appendix III Drill Logs Appendix IV Assay Results

TablesTable l: Claim Statistics of the Norton Property l Table 2: Norton Hole Specifics 4 Table 3: Assay Specifics for Norton Samples 5

FiguresFigure l: Norton Property Claim Locations 2

Appended Maps:Geophysical Compilation Map (Showing U-Series and Holes of the present survey)

Introduction

This report is a summary of diamond drill work on the Norton property and is written for the purposes of assessment.

Location ,ft *~. ! t

The Norton property is located in the District of Kenora (Patricia Portion), is 34 miles northeast of Fort Hope, Ontario, and is 134 miles northeast of the intersection of the CNR rail line and Highway 527, in Armstrong, Ontario. New roads are being constructed that will link Fort Hope with Pickle Lake and Nakina (southwest and south of the Norton area, respectively). The NTS reference is UTM Zone 16, Map 42M/14, 'Sturrock Lake'.

Property

The Norton property consists of 234 claim-units covering an 11 km strike-length of various EM conductors. Claim vitals are listed in Table l, below. Claim locations are shown in Figure l, next page. All diamond drill hole locations are shown on a compilation map, at scale of 1:5000, which is appended to this report.

Table 1: Claim statistics Location Claim Number

of the Norton property Date Recorded Date Due No. of Units

Norton LakeNorton LakeNorton LakeNorton LakeNorton LakeNorton LakeNorton LakeNorton LakeNorton LakeNorton LakeNorton LakeNorton LakeNorton LakeNorton LakeNorton Lake

TB 1187695TO 1187696TB 11 87697TB 11 87698TB 11 87699TB 11 87700TB 1187701TB 1187702TB 11 87703TB 11 87704TB 11 87705TB 11 87706TB 11 87707TB 11 87708TB 1240871

Sept. 24, 2001Sept 24, 2001Sept. 17,2001Sept. 17, 2001Sept. 17, 2001Sept. 17,2001Sept. 17, 2001Sept 17, 2001Sept. 17, 2001Sept. 17, 2001Sept. 17, 2001Sept 17,2001Sept. 24, 2001Sept. 24, 2001Nov. 28, 2000

Sept. 24, 2005Sept. 24, 2005Sept. 17,2005Sept. 17, 2005Sept. 17, 2004Sept 17,2004Sept. 17, 2004Sept 17,2004Sept 17,2004Sept. 17, 2005Sept 17, 2004Sept 17, 2004Sept 24, 2004Sept. 24, 2003Nov. 28, 2004

161016161616161616161616161616

Total 234

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* location of drilling by East West Resource Corporation

scale 1:50,000UTM Grid (Zone 16, NAD 27)

ONTARIOCANADA

MINISTRY OF NORTHI

RECOMDCm OFFICE

Mining Land Tenure Map

Date X Time of Istue: Fri Aug 01 10:33:59 EOT 2003

TOWNSHIP l AREA PLAN NORTON LAKE AREA G-0355

ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICTS l DIVISIONS

Mining Division Thunder BayLand Titles/Registry Division KENORAMinistry of Natural Resources District NIPIGON

TOPOGRAPHIC Land Tenure

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LAND TENURE WITHDRAWALS

IMPORTANT NOTICES

LAND TENURE WITHDRAWAL DESCRIPTIONS

General Information and Limitationsri rtkpartiaii M nalM ana M

Previous Work

An excellent review of past ownership and development of the Norton property is given in Mason and White (1995) and is summarized below.

Between 1970 and 1972, a joint venture between Union Miniere Explorations and Imperial Oil contracted Questor Surveys, flew Input EM and magnetic surveys, and later drilled two geophysical anomalies. In 1980, Wasabe Resources followed an airborne mag-EM survey with ground geophysics, geochemistry, and geological mapping. Twenty holes were drilled on anomaly U (the main Norton sulphide zone) and 38 other holes tested other conductors. Duration Mines Ltd. and Locator Explorations Ltd. conducted a helicopter-borne combined-electromagnetic, magnetic, and VLF-EM survey as well as a geological and geophysical investigation of an area covering the main iron formation fold nose. Further drilling by Locator Explorations Ltd. in 1987 tested various conductors on both limbs of the main, east-closing fold of the Norton property, but no holes were drilled on the nickel-copper zone of the 'U grid' area.

Drilling Dates and Figures

Vision Explorations of Timmins, Ontario was commissioned to drill 17 holes on the Norton property. Drilling of all holes was accomplished during a period commencing June 20, 2002 and ending Sept. 20, 2002. All holes were drilled within the claim boundaries of claim 1240871. Hole specifics are listed in Table 2, next page.

Table 2: Norton Hole Specifics Drill Grid Easting Grid Corrected Casing Depth Collar Angle Drill Hole Northing Acid Test Depth (m)

ABCDEFG0PQSTUVN

W

M

1+001+000+750+750+75

0+44.50+44.50+19.50+19.50+19.50+12W0+12W0+32W0+002+50

2+00

3+00

3+29.13+29.13+29.13+29.13+29.13+143+143+143+143+142+772+772+772+004+30

4+20

4+70

53.581.579

84.553.5N.A.43.5

44.2570.589.8

44.5,4588.543

78m-4530m-87;

61m-83, 80; 122m-80; 154m-79;

181m-80,79; 196.5m-7732m-86;

62.5m-83; 93m-82;

123.5m-80; 155.5m-78; 181m-7932m-90;

62.5m-90; 93m-87; 123m-87; 154m-85;

7m3m10'10'10'

f i2'2'2'

20'20'37'••i*'34'

12'

35'

53.581.782

86.554.57745

V-f

Tf7^j VY9045

45.5T?-

3r

90

48.0073.0075.39106.6856.7380.7764.0562.6894.48102.1144.0571.6344.2077.72196.59

181.36

220.98

Total 1600.42

Analysis Methods

Select core samples were split and assayed by ALS Chemex, Thunder Bay. All samples were assayed for Pt, Pd, Au, and 34 elements (using the PGM-MS23 and ME-ICP41 packages) or 13 major oxides and 17 rare earth elements (using the ME-XRF06 and ME-MS82 packages). Ore-grade samples were re-assayed for Ni and/or Cu using either AA46 or AA62 packages. In addition, five (5) surface samples were assayed for platinum group elements and multi-elements. A summary of drill hole samples is presented in Table 3.

Table 3: Assay Specifics for Norton SamplesInvoice Work Method of No. of Sample LocationDate Order Analysis Samples

Sample To No.'s: From

July 08, 2002July 09, 2002July 09, 2002July 09, 2002July 19, 2002July 16, 2002July 16, 2002July 18, 2002July 16, 2002

July 16, 2002July 16, 2002

Aug. 27, 2002

Aug. 26, 2002Aug. 29, 2002Aug. 26, 2002Sept. 4, 2002Sept. 6, 2002Sept. 6, 2002Sept. 6, 2002Sept. 2, 2002

Sept. 5, 2002

219132

219133

219136

219137

219576

219635

219636

219722

219797

219798

219816

222291

222308

222311

222421

222999

223000

223002

223003

223006

223082

ICP41, 23 (Pt, Pd, Au)ICP41, 23

(Pt, Pd, Au)ICP41, 23



(Pt, Pd, Au)AA46

AA46

ME-MS81, -XRF06AA62

AA46

AA46, 62

ICP41, 23 (Pt, Pd, Au)

ICP41, 23 (Pt, Pd, Au)ME-MS81, -XRF06

ME-MS81, -XRF06

ICP41, 23 (Pt, Pd, Au)ICP41, 23



(Pt, Pd, Au)AA46, 62


17

13

12

6

26

1

2

7

5

2

7

93

5

4

1

5

18

24

13

17

11

Hole A

Hole B

Hole C

Hole E

Hole D

Hole A overlimit)Hole E overlimit)Holes A(2),B,C,D(2),EHole C ^overlimit)

Hole B (overlimit)Hole D (overlimit)

Holes G(17), F(26), Q(20), P(16), 0(14)

Surface Samples

Hole F, G(3)

Hole G

lole A (extras)

Hole S

Hole T

Hole U

Hole G(3),F(6), Q(1),P(3),0(4) (overlimit)

Hole V

386351

386370

386383

386390

B86451

386361

386367

386382

386400

386395

386476

^^\^

386392, 386394

386601 386607

386384, 386386-7, 386397-8

386375, 386377

386457, 386460-3, 386465, 386469

386477-93, 625601- 46, 625648-77

386540

386608

386492

322489

625702

625678

625720

386546

386611

\^

322493

625719

625701

625732

386484-6, 625602, 625607-8, 625612- 14, 625629, 625655, 625659-60, 625664, 625671-3

322495-7, 386494- 500

Table 3: Assay Specifics for Norton Samples (cont'd)Invoice Date

Sept. 6, 2002

Sept. 9, 2002Sept. 6, 2002Sept. 17, 2002Sept. 18, 2002Oct. 18, 2002Oct. 18, 2002

Work Order

223619

223690

223691

223987

224398

225812

226229

Method of Analysis

AA46, 62

AA62

AA46

1CP41, 23 (Pt, Pd, Au)

AA46


AA46

No. of Samples

5

2

1

14

1

33

1

Sample Location

Hole T (overlimit)

Hole S (overlimit)Hole U (overlimit)Hole N

Hole N (overlimit)Hole W(14), P(15), M(4)Hole W (overlimit)

Sample No.'s: From

To

625682, 625687, 625692, 625695-6

625705, 625709

625730

625752

625762

625765

^\^

625766-79, 625780- 94, 625795-98625768

Geology

The Norton Lake Cu-Ni deposit is not exposed at surface but has been extensively investigated with geophysics and drilling. Mineralization consists of massive to stringed pyrrhotite, to 80,4 by volume, including primary exsolved chalcopyrite and minor metamorphic pyrite. Pentlandite and violarite are the primary Ni- bearing minerals. The sulphide zone has been proven to extend for at least 250 m with a true thickness ranging from 2.8 m to 10.6 m with an average of 7.1 metres. McLeod (1981a) estimated the reserve to be 944,500 tonnes.

Core examination reveals that the sulphide zone generally occurs, but is not restricted to, a contact of pillowed basalt and a tuffaceous-sediment. Sulphides are present in iron formation as well as in the matrix of a dike-like ultramafic intrusive rock. This association suggests that sulphur may have been assimilated into the ultramafic to precipitate Ni-Cu-PGE during its crystallization (McLeod, 1981 a). The authors suggest that this sulphur source was a chert-sulphide iron formation, occurring along strike to the 'U' zone. Subsequent upper-greenschist to lower-amphibolite facies metamorphism can be seen in the ultramafic in the formation of tremolite-actinolite. Chlorite and minor garnet has been noted in alteration zones in wall rocks. Remobilization of sulphides from metamorphism is also evident in sulfide veinlets cross-cutting all units.

Conclusions and Recommendations

The following program is recommended:

1. Lines 12E and 13E should be cut and read with magnetometer, VLF, and IP and be soil-sampled for the purposes of geochemistry. These lines should extend from 4+OON to 12+OON.

2. Lines 10E and l IE should be extended south to BLO and read with mag and VLF, and soil-sampled. Line 6E should be re- cut and read with IP.

3. Lines 16E to 24E should be cut from 4+OON to 16+OON with a baseline (tie-line) at 4+OON, 8+OON, and 16+OON, and read with VLF, Mag, and IP, as well as being soil sampled.

4. Drilling should continue and explore geochemical, IP, VLF, and EM targets to the east in order to test for additional sulphide lenses.

Respectfully submitted,

(R. Middleton, P.Eng.)

(J. Halle)

2 9 fi/o \.jReferences

Caven, R.J. 2002. Report on Geophysical Surveys on the Property ofEast West Resource Corporation, Norton Lake Area, Thunder Bay Mining Division, Ontario; assessment report (in progress).

de Carle, R.J. 1980. Airborne Mk.VI Input Survey Map, Norton LakeArea, Questor Surveys Ltd.; assessment files, Resident Geologist office, Beardmore-Geraldton District, Thunder Bay.

Ellingham, E. 1988. Locator Explorations Ltd. (Duration MinesLtd.), Norton Lake Property, OMEP OM87-4-L-112, geological report; assessment files, Resident Geologist office, Beardmore- Geraldton District, Thunder Bay, 13p.

Mason, J.K. and White, G.D. 1995. Mineral occurrences andprospects in the Fort Hope Winisk area; Ontario Geological Survey, Open File Report 5926, 225p.

McGuinty, W.J. and Obradovich, T. 1990. Geophysical survey report on the Norton Lake property, Norton Lake area, Thunder Bay mining division, Ontario; assessment files, Resident Geologist office, Beardmore-Geraldton District, Thunder Bay, lip.

McLeod, H.D. 1981a. Report on the Anomaly U Nickel-CopperDeposit, Norton Lake Area for Wasabe Resources Ltd. (by Hill, Goettler, DeLaporte Ltd.); assessment files, Resident Geologist office, Beardmore-Geraldton District, Thunder Bay, 13p.

-------198113. Interim Report on the Norton Lake Area for WasabeResources Ltd. (by Hill, Goettler, DeLaporte Ltd.); assessment files, Resident Geologist office, Beardmore-Geraldton District, Thunder Bay, 19p.

Podolsky, G. 1986. Report on combined helicopter-borne magnetic and VLF survey, Norton Lake area project, Patricia mining division, Northwestern Ontario, for Duration Mines Ltd. by Aerodat Limited; assessment files, Resident Geologist office, Beardmore-Geraldton District, Thunder Bay, 15p

Thurston, P.C. and Cartier, M.W. 1970. Operation Fort Hope; Ontario Department of Mines and Northern Affairs, Misc. Paper 42, 64p.

Thurston, P.C., Cartier, M.W., and Riley, R.A. 1972. Ft. Hope,Lansdowne House Sheet, Cochrane, Kenora, and Thunder Bay Districts; Ontario Department of Mines and Northern Affairs, Geological Compilation Series, Map 2237, scale 1:253 440 or l inch to 4 miles.

Certificate

1. I, Robert S. Middleton, am a graduate of the Provincial Institute of Mining (Hailybury, Ontario) (1965) - Mining Diplo; Michigan Technological University 1968, B.S. Applied Geophysics, 1969 M.S. Applied Geophysics.

2. Attended University of Toronto 1970 - Ph.D Geological program.

3. Employed during the summers of:1964 - Keevil Mining Group - Geophysical Engineering and Surveys Ltd. Gaspe geochemistry.

1965 Selco Exploration NW Ontario (Magnetics) and NE Quebec (EM, Mag, Gravity, Mining Regs.)

1966 Selco Exploration NE Ontario (Geological Mapping)

1967 - Calumet A Hecla Mining - Keweenaw (IP (drill hole) surface and underground) and Michigan (Mag and drill hole IP)

4. Employed Ontario Dept. of Mines, 1968-1971, Mag, Geology, Gravity, Mining Regs.

5. Employed Barringer Research Ltd., 1971-1974, Airborne Geophysics, Consulting, Ground Geophysics

6. Employed Rosario Resources Corp., 1974-1980, Timmins, Honduras, Nicaragua, Dominican Republic

7. Employed Newmont Exploration of Canada, 1982-1983, Quebec, Ontario, Newfoundland, NWT. Manager of Exploration, RC and diamond drill projects, geophysics.

8. Consulting Based from Timmins, 1983-1990, various Au/ basemetal projects in Manitoba, Quebec, Ontario, USA, Scotland. RC drilling and numerous diamond drill programs.

9. Management Various junior mining companies, 1990-present, VMS, Cu, Zn, Au, diamonds, Cu-Ni-PGE, Cross Lake discovery, Zn/Ag/Cu near Timmins

10

10. Member of Ontario Association of Professional Engineers, Geological Association of Canada, Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Association of Exploration Geochemists, Society of Economic Geologists, Society of Geology Applied to Ore Deposits.

11. Special Assignments:1992 Uganda - Evaluation of Kilembi Proterozoic Cu,

Ni, Co1993 Siberia - Diamonds and Kimberlites1995 NWT - Valuations of Lac de Gras area projects1996 Kyrgystan - Gold deposit evaluation

12. Exploration Manager East West Resource Corporation, 1992- 2002.

R. S. Middleton, P.Eng. Date: March 15, 2003

LENSE LENSEl

U-210

U-151.6m U.,3^

2.3m i (20m. behind section) \

(30m.t U-19 4.5m

hind sehind section)

U-163.5m

(15m. behind section)

(25rn

Jflt

Om

U-10 ~~

1.2m (10m. above section)

-- 6-

U-175.0m

i. behind section) U-18

5.5m (15m. behind section)

-200m

Geophysical anomaly continues eastward

In progress

LEGEND

NO 0 M10m* r; Proposed

10m Sulphides True width

U-19.0m

O Proposed holes by EWR

0 Intersection - True Thickness

U-21Q Drill hole planned by Wasabi

Contour thickness of Sulphide Zone in metres

METRES 10 20 30 40 50

EAST WEST RESOURCE CORPORATION

NORTON LAKEThunder Bay Twp., Ontario

CONTOURED THICKNESSOF SULPHIDE ZONE

LONGITUDINAL SECTIONIN PLANE OF SULPHIDES

(Looking North)

DATE: SEPT., 2002 l SCALE: 1:2000

11

Certificate

I, Jesse R. Halle, of 539 Oliver Road, Thunder Bay, Ontario, hereby certify that:

1. I am a graduate of the University of Toronto (1996) Undergraduate Degree in Environmental Science - and Lakehead University, Thunder Bay (2002) - Undergraduate Degree in Geology;

2. I have been employed during the summers of:

1996 to 2000 - Ontario Geological Survey (Senior Assistant) - NW Ontario (Geological mapping, till sampling, map creation);

2001 and 200^- East West Resource Corporation ('EWR') (Soil surveying, core logging, geological mapping, magnetometer geophysics);

3. I hold no shares in the properties of East West Resource Corporation, nor do I expect to receive any interest or considerations from EWR except for regular fees for work completed.

J.R. Halle, B.Se. (Hon.) Date: March 15, 2003

Appendix I Costs

Air Costs, Norton Drill Program, 2002 Date Company Invoice Description CostJune 4, 2002June 5, 2002June 8, 2002

June 12, 2002June 14, 2002June 15, 2002June 20, 2002June 23, 2002July 25, 2002Aug 7, 2002Augl 1,2002Aug 15,2002Aug 2 1,2002Aug 25, 2002Aug 27, 2002Sept. 4, 2002Sept. 15,2002Sept. 18,2002Sept. 20, 2002Sept. 22, 2002Sept. 18,2002

Huron Air and OutfittersHuron Air and OutfittersHuron Air and Outfitters

Huron Air and OutfittersHuron Air and OutfittersHuron Air and OutfittersHuron Air and OutfittersHuron Air and OutfittersHuron Air and Outfitters-luron Air and Outfittersluron Air and Outfittersluron Air and Outfittersluron Air and OutfittersHuron Air and OutfittersHuron Air and OutfittersHuron Air and OutfittersHuron Air and OutfittersHuron Air and OutfittersHuron Air and OutfittersHuron Air and OutfittersForest Helicopters

105801060010614

106211063110635106601067110794misc.1086810887109151091610945109591098910990misc.10992

DeHavilland Otter FlightDeHavilland Otter FlightDeHavilland Otter and Nordouyn Norseman Flight

DeHavilland Otter FlightDeHavilland Otter FlightDeHavilland Otter FlightDeHavilland Otter FlightDeHavilland Otter FlightDeHavilland Otter/Super Cub Flightmisc.DeHavilland Otter Flight Nordouyn Norseman Flight Nordouyn Norseman FlightDeHavilland Beaver FlightNordouyn Norseman FlightDeHavilland Otter FlightSuper Cub Flight

DeHavilland Otter Flightcanoe and outboard motor rentalDeHavilland Otter FlightA-star and Bell 205 sling services

53,956.2151,978.1053,842.58

51,978.1052,867.5555,934.3251,978.1051,978.1052,474.0551,844.5551,978.1051,778.8752,019.8251,480.0251,480.0252,293.49

5640.3951,978.1051,755.2251,921.2957,536.95

Total

General Costs Date Company Goods/Services Purchased

553,693.93

CostJune 27, 2002June 27, 2002June 27, 2002June 28, 2002July 5, 2002July 5, 2002July 9, 2002July 10, 2002July 10, 2002July 10,2002July 12, 2002July 12, 2002July 16, 2002July 19, 2002July 22, 2002July 22, 2002July 23, 2002July 23, 2002

SuperstoreBig Pine PropaneAlgoma LaundryJ A J GroceriesSuperstoreSpursShellChaltrekValue VillageSunnys GasA A P GroceriesK A A VarietyAgate MineShellAir Canada CargoK A A VarietyCanadian Wholesale ClubCanadian Wholesale Club

roceriespropaneaim drygroceriesgroceriesgasolinegasolinelagging tape)ackaging clothgasolinegroceriesgasolinewlishing coregasolineshipping of drill coregasolinejroceriesgroceries

5400.465164.38

518.14510.24

5678.23585.00515.00574.7553.99

520.005176.33

560.005615.25

560.005129.58

570.00540.37

5283.69

General Costs (cont'd)July 23, 2002July 24, 2002July 24, 2002July 26, 2002Aug. 2, 2002Aug. 3, 2002Aug. 12, 2002Aug. 13, 2002Aug. 13,2002Aug. 19, 2002Aug. 19, 2002Aug. 20, 2002Aug. 20, 2002Aug. 22, 2002Aug. 22, 2002Aug. 24, 2002Aug. 24, 2002Aug. 24, 2002Aug. 26, 2002Aug. 26, 2002Aug. 26, 2002Aug. 26, 2002

Sept. 1, 2002Sept. 1, 2002Sept. 3, 2002Sept. 3, 2002Sept. 3, 2002Sept. 4, 2002Sept. 5, 2002Sept. 6, 2002Sept. 11,2002Sept. 11,2002Sept. 12, 2002Sept. 12, 2002Sept. 12, 2002Sept. 12, 2002Sept. 12, 2002Sept. 12, 2002Sept. 12, 2002Sept. 12, 2002Sept. 13, 2002Sept. 14, 2002Sept. 18,2002Sept. 22, 2002Sept. 30, 2002Sept. 30, 2002

Canadian Superstoredac/Spur

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K A A VarietyCanadian TireCanadian SuperstoreCanadian Superstore'izzaSank of Montrealvlacs'rism BrandsCanadian SuperstoreCanadian SuperstoreCanadian SuperstoreCanadian SuperstoreCanadian Superstore

groceriesgasoline/foodsuppliesgasoline

oil change for vehiculegasoline)ropane;roceries

groceries)izza

cheque-cashing surchargefoodgroceriesgroceriesgroceriesgroceriesgroceriesgroceries

Scrooges gasolineHenry and Yvonnes gasolineCanadian Superstore groceriesChibougamau Diamond Drilling Ltd.ScroogesWalmartCanadian SuperstoreCanadian SuperstorePetro CanadaRobbins CoffeePertro CanadaKalTireTrans Provincial ShippingCanadian Superstore

drill rods/casing

gasolinesuppliesgroceriesgroceriesgasolinecoffeegasolinet ire repairshipping of drill rods/casinggroceries

Canadian Superstore [groceriesCanadian Wholesale Club [groceriesMannon's Gas BarCanadian TireTim Horton'sNAPANAPACanadian TireShellRobbins CoffeeJ&J General StoreJ&J Mini MartVision ExplorationVision Exploration

gasolinetools for drillcoffeeexhaust pipe replacementrubber washerstarpaulinsgasolinecoffeegroceriesgasolineATV rentalcamp rental

5461.46546.62515.09540.00537.93520.00592.96531.06

5330.87535.9655.0054.58

564.38548.13

5149.945146.295175.36

58.85523.00547.00

5204.965642.00

551.00551.65551.24

5617.33563.18

52.41577.00524.73

5283.995368.575326.53585.17586.00558.3855.24

532.0552.65

5169.94579.5553.64

563.50551.99

52,849.0058,445.00

General Costs (cont'd)Sept. 30, 2002Sept. 30, 2002Sept. 30, 2002

Vision ExplorationVision ExplorationVision Exploration

motelssatellite phone rentalmob. and demob.

51,293.0052,000.00

512,450.48

Table of Norton Issued by

Assay CertificatesWork Method of AnalysisOrder

Total

No. of Samples

Sample Location

535,130.07

GST Cost

ALS ChemexALS ChemexALS ChemexALS ChemexALS ChemexALS ChemexALS ChemexALS ChemexALS ChemexALS ChemexALS Chemex

ALS Chemex

ALS ChemexALS ChemexALS ChemexALS ChemexALS ChemexALS ChemexALS ChemexALS Chemex

ALS ChemexALS ChemexALS Chemex

ALS ChemexALS ChemexALS ChemexALS ChemexALS Chemex

219132219133219136219137219576219635219636219722219797219798219816

222291

222308222311222421222999223000223002223003223006

223082223619223690

223691223987224398225812226229

lCP41,23(Pt,Pd,Au)ICP41,23(Pt,Pd,Au)ICP41, 23 (Pt, Pd, Au)ICP41, 23 (Pt, Pd, Au)ICP41, 23 (Pt, Pd, Au)AA46AA46ME-MS81, -XRF06AA62AA46AA46,62


ICP41, 23 (Pt, Pd, Au)ME-MS81, -XRF06ME-MS81, -XRF06ICP41, 23 (Pt, Pd, Au)ICP41, 23 (Pt, Pd, Au)ICP41, 23 (Pt, Pd, Au)ICP41,23(Pt,Pd,Au)AA46.62

ICP41, 23 (Pt, Pd, Au)AA46,62AA62

AA46ICP41,23(Pt,Pd,Au)AA46ICP41,23(Pt,Pd,Au)AA46

1713126

26127527

93

541518241317

1152

1141

331

Hole AHole BHole CHole EHole DHole A (overlimit)Hole E (overlimit)Holes A(2),B,C,D(2),EHole C (overlimit)Hole B (overlimit)Hole D (overlimit)

Holes G(17),F(26),Q(20), P(16),0(14)

Surface SamplesHole F,G(3)Hole GHole A (extras)HoleSHole THoleUHole G(3),F(6),Q(1),P(3), O(4) (overlimit)HoleVHole T (overlimit)Hole S (overlimit)

Hole U (overlimit)HoleNHole N (overlimit)HoleW(14),P(15),M(4)Hole W (overlimit)

525.88S 19.79S 18.27

59.14539.5950.3750.74

523.5252.1050.8452.73

5141.59

57.61513.44

S 1.6857.61

527.41536.54519.79

57.67

516.7551.9450.84

50.37521.32

50.37550.24

50.37

5395.635302.545279.275139.645605.09

55.62511.24

5359.52

532.10512.84541.73

52,164.34

5116.365205.44

525.685116.365418.915558.545302.545117.17

5256.00529.69512.84

55.625325.82

55.625767.99

55.62Total 5498.51 57,619.76

Salaries, Norton Date

Drill Program, 2002 Name Salary

June 11,2002June 22, 2002June 23, 2002June 23, 2002June 27, 2002June 28, 2002June 28, 2002July 06, 2002July 06, 2002July 06, 2002July 19, 2002July 27, 2002Aug. 7, 2002Aug. 08, 2002Aug. 8, 2002Aug. 19, 2002Sept. 8, 2002Sept. 19, 2002Sept. 19, 2002Sept. 20, 2002Sept. 20, 2002Sept. 23, 2002Sept. 23, 2002Sept. 23, 2002Sept. 25, 2002Oct. 4, 2002Oct. 25, 2002Nov. 06, 2002

Mike PelchetBeverly (Annie) KingGlen CoyneJake LegaultRita KingJesse HalleClayton NetemegesicMartin SimonRene AudetCarrie ChournieBeverly (Annie) KingDale JobinJesse HalleKenny PhilbertRob TodoravichBeverly (Annie) KingJesse HalleGary SutherlandDaniel PoulinBeverly (Annie) KingRita KingJehnnot FalardeauJake LegaultJustin JohnsonJesse HalleJustin JohnsonBeverly (Annie) KingMara Spricenieks

5484.3851,500.0052,841.6958,553.13

5750.0053,000.00

5600.0054,785.1554,604.6054,604.60

5675.0051,046.5051,500.0051,757.2052,760.0051,425.0051,800.00

5250.005500.005600.005300.00

523,621.0057,748.1254,200.00

5600.005450.005300.005500.00

581,756.37

Summary of CostsAir Support Drill Purchases Core SalariesTotal

553,693.93 535,130.07

57,619.76 581,756.37

5178,200.13

Appendix II—Drill Hole Sections

950m

NOTE: Hole "U" is 28m west of line 0+00 o o

to N

900m

LEGEND Basalt - Mafic Volcanics

Ultramafic - Amphibole, Pyroxenite with sulphideGabbro

Quartzite - Metasediments

Amphibolitic Tuff

Drill Hole 10

METRES

20 30 40 50

EAST WEST RESOURCE CORP.

NORTON LAKE DEPOSIT Cu, Ni, PGE, Co

Thunder Bay, Ontario

SECTION 0+25W

S1000m (Surface)

950m 77.72m

N(-45.5")

900m

LEGEND Amphibolitic Tuff


Iron Formation

Gabbro

Drill Hole 10

METRES

20 30 40 50




SECTION 0+00

NOTE: Hole "S" S "T are 8m west of line 0+00

NOTE: Hole "U" is 20m west of Hole "S" N1000m (Surface)

LEGEND

i::;:::::;:! Basalt - Mafic Volcanicsy//A Ultramafic - Amphibole,

Pyroxenite":.'"7: ."-.'j Sulphide Zone

l j Quartzite - Metasediments

AmphiboliticTuff

Drill Hole

METRES

O 10 20 30 40 50




SECTION 0+00

ELEVATION 1000m (Surface;

950m

N

900m

LEGEND

l - - -' -l Basalt - Mafic Volcanics

II-Vv\1 Sulphide Zone assoc. with Ultramafic

l J Quartzite - Metasediments

Amphibolitic Tuff

10METRES

20 30 40 50




SECTION 0+25E.

U-3U-2 (-w)(-55') A Elev. 1001.97m

LEGEND |^:j Basalt - Mafic Volcanic*

KXX/l Ultramafic - Amphibole, Pyroxenite

tVv\'-.l Sulphide Zone

l l Quartzite - Metasediments

Amphibolitic Tuff10

METRES

20 30 40 50




SECTION 0+50E.

N

LEGEND

Basalt - Mafic Volcanics

Sulphide Zone assoc. with Ultramafic PyroxeniteQuartzite - Metasediments

AmphiboliticTuffCUD

. - - Proposed Drill Hole

E-24 C-25 D-26(-55') ("79i) (-85')ELEVATION

1000m (Surface)




SECTION 0+75E

A-22 U-1 B-23(-54') (-55') (-81.5')

Etev. 1002.48m. Casing

S1000 (Surface)

U-19x M.i m Etev. 1003.42m (-59') 9 Casing

U-12Elev. 1003.82m

LEGEND Basalt - Mafic Volcanics

METRES 10 20 30

Ultramafic - Amphibole, PyroxeniteSulphide Zone EAST WEST RESOURCE CORP.


AmphiboliticTuff

- - Proposed Drill Hole



SECTION 1+00 E.

U-17(-58')

Elev. 1003.11 m.

787.4m

METRES

O 10 20 X 40

LEGEND

l:::: j Basalt - Mafic Volcanics

[X//! Ultramafic - Amphibole, Pyroxenite

l A- v | Sulphide Zone

l | Quartzite - Metasediments

Hllllllllll Amphibolitic Tuff




SECTION 2+OOE.

1000 (Surface)

WORTON LAKE DEPOSIT Cu, Ni, PGE, CO

SECTION 2+50E.AmphiboliticTuff

1000 (Surface)

950m ::::;::

900m

METRES 10 20 30 40

LEGEND

Basalt - Mafic Volcanics

Ultramafic - Amphibole, PyroxeniteSulphide Zone


Amphibolitic Tuff


NORTON LAKE DEPOSIT Cu, Ni, PGE, CoThunder Bay, Ontario

SECTION 3+OOE.

Appendix m—Drill Logs

[Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole A (J.Halle) |

Footage (m)from to

Rock type Alteration, Mineralization ft Structure

3.35 3.60 Basalt

3.60 4.00 Metagreywacke

4.00 4.85 Basalt

4.85 5.81 Mafic to Ultra mafic metavolcanics

5.81 6.36 Basalt

6.36 8.92 Amphibolitized sediments

8.92 15.60 Basalt

15.60 16.25 Amphibolitized Sediments

' homogenous equigranular basalt with quartz/carbonate stringers* weakly calotte-altered

* phylrtic, gneissic* biotite, chlorite, feldspar, quartz, amphibole* albitization* bedding not visible*15cm bed* 65 degrees to core axis

* pillow selvages/hyaloclastite* (as basalt above)* weakly altered to chlorite/carbonate* coarse-grained, green/grey, homogenous* to 1cm sedimentary beds

* fine-grained, black* rare veinlets and stringers of quartz, carbonate, amphibole (tremolite?) with py, cpy, po (200Xo of veinlet) (to 2cm wide)* rare stringers of quartz carbonate* mineralized pyroxenite bleb with alteration halo (to 1cm) at 5.60m

* as above* rare mm-scale veinlets

* schistose (biotite, muscovite, chlorite)* weakly gneissic* felsic lenses/bands commonly contain quartz, feldspar, carbonate, amphibole needles, and more rare fine stringers of py (to few"Xo)* bands at 63 degrees to core axis* pyrrhotite in felsoid rock at bottom of interval

* as above* more common amphibolitic irregular veinlets* py-rich veinlet at 11.77m to 0.5cm* few greywacke beds at 11.57m* amphibolitic stringers common at bottom of interval* mineralization common in possible sedimentary interfaces (?) and amphibolitic stringers with alteration haloes

* heterogeneous dark green/grey chloritized mafic bands with lesser light green/white felsic bands* lensoid* banding at 62 degrees to core axis* felsic horizons commonly show to 150Xo pyrr/cpy/py (conformable)

16.25 18.77 Basalt * grn, chloritized basalt with stringers of amph'tte* quartz veins have sharp contacts and contain po/cpy aong contacts and adjacent chl altered zones (to 15cm)

18.77 19.53 Metagreywacke * light brown tinge to mafic horizon of a gneissic schist

19.53 22.30 Metabasalt * am ph. stringers* sedimentary beds to 1cm

* 20.50m: net textured pyrrhotite* 20.32m: massive po grading to stringers in sedimentary horizon* poss UM at bottom of section (~40cm)* regularly spaced felsic horizon with po/cpy to 1007o* 21.00m: massive quartz/carbonate vein (4cm) with vcg py and po (to 50Xo) in aureole (another at 21.37m)

* metagreywacke with interfingering basalt* gneissocity at 50 degrees to core axis* rare stringers of po along gneissocity

* at 26.77m and 26.92m to 27.85m* metagreywacke, lots of amphibole* med.-grained, green (chlorite) with possible pillow margins* po stringers at 25.50m, 25.53m and 26.90m* possible 2cm sedimentary bed marks cpy/po mineralization to approx 150Xo (eg.at 28.73m)

* fine-grained, black, mafic metavolcanic with common mineralization as veinlets (mm-scale) to separate grains* chloritized/carbonate attered/phyllitic* some interleaved sedimentary horizons showing mineralization (conformable to gneissocity) with

cpy and rarer po (to 5*56 w/in beds) (eg. 32.78 to 33.48m)

* host rock is mica-rich (chlorite, biotite) quartzite to greywacke* cut by distinctly green hornblendite to pyroxenite that has sharp contacts

* much alteration to serpentine and talc and chlorite (especially for 10cm at 34.80m)* ultramafic rock seems to bound many sulfides along irregular contacts, yet sulfides are not restricted to them* 350Xo sulfides; stringers and massive in pyroxenite* 200Xo py; 100Xo cpy;10% py and some net textured

48.00 Metagreywacke * barren, schistose (chlorite mica)* amphibolite grade* 47.35m and 47.55m: possible shear zone with breccia*diorite at last 15cm (tuff?)* also: metadiorite at 44.70m for 70cm cut by pyroxenite

22.30 23.95

23.95 29.44 Basalt with sedimentary horizons

29.44 34.21 Mafic to ultramafic

34.21 44.70 Mineralized schistose metasediment

45.90

E.O.H.

[Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole B (J. Halle)

Footage (m) from to

Rock type Alteration, Mineralization l Structure

1.90

1.95

12.05

1.95 Overburden

9.05 Mafic Meta- volcenlcs with sedimentary horizons

9.05 12.05 Amphibole grade metasedlmentery rock

21.63 Mafic Mete- volcanics with sedimentary horizons

21.63 24.15 Mafic to Ultramafic Metavolcanlcs

24.16 31.40 Gneissic Meta- sedimentary rock with minor volcanics

(granite, limestone, mafic stones)

* fine to med. grained grn to black, weakly chl. altered, possible pillow selvages and brecciation (hyaloclastite) at 5.72m* generally homogenous but x-cut by <1cm quartz/003 vienlets and veins (-51 degrees to core axis)*cpyveinlet at 1.95m

"gneissic sedimentary horizons10cm at 2.20m to 2.30m 10cm at 4.02m to 4.36m 5.40m to 5.74m * amphlbolltlzed

* gneissic to ichltose* biotite amphibole, feldspar (poss kspar alt)* chlorite alt, quartz-rich beds, sericite alt.* rare py, pyrr (eg. 10.85m py; 16.62m pyrr, cpy) in leucocratic zones

* at above* Irregular quartz/feldspar veins (white to plnkened feldspar)

(some with Inclusions of angular mafic rock)* boudlnaglng amphibolide velnlets (trem?) to 2cm wide common

(lenses may cany cpy [to 10ft] [eg. At 18.76])

*Sedimentary gneiss horizons: at 12.74m for 20cm and at 17.50m for 43cm* often contains wispy horizons of cpy, po In felsic lenses (eg, 19.46m)

C.Q. Quartzofeldspathlc Veins showing kspar at chl alteration at: 20.20m for 10cm, 20.86m for 5cm, 14.63m for 5cm

* green to black, fg, generally homogenous* cut by numerous, thin px ite/hb'lte Irregular velnlets carrying trace sulfldes* coarse amphibole tlcm horizons at 52 degrees to core axis

* at above (gneissic to schistose)* dk grn amph-rlch seams and stringers associated with adjacent-felslcs seem to carry most of sulfldes (pyrr, cpy)* radial growth of pyrr/cpy In fracture at 27.26m

Volcanic Intervals: 26.30m to 27.48m; 27.80m to 28.00m; 31.09m to 31.42m

Sulfide Intercepts (to 6ft):25.29m (stringer of cpy,pyrr)25,50m ( " )26.97m (net textured vein to 1cm; pyrr 8. lesse cpy)27.07m ( " )27.20m (C03, altered felsite, W pyrr, lesser cpy)27.80m (velnlet S disseminated sulfldes)29.28m ( " )30.25m (net textured to massive pyrr In amphibole [7])31.39m ( " XpyrrtolOVo)

31.40 46.22 Mafic metavolcanics

46.22 47.64 Metassdlmentary rock

47.64 61,41 MateMttivolctnlcs

51.41 52.07 Banded Meta- sedlmentary schist

52.07 54.80 Ultramafic/ Highly altered

54.80 65.25 MetaseHlmentary schist mineral/zed with massive pyrr, cpy and py (5:1:O.S respectively)

62.25 73.00 Amphibolite Tuff

* as above; homogenous with wisps of qu/003 velnlets* sulfide Intercepts at:

32.16m: py, cpy in amph-rlch sedimentary horizon, C03 alteration, 15Vo sulfides32.80m: stringers of pyrr with lesser cpy (-20*54 of rock) in amph-rich, more mafic horizon at 45 degrees to c.a.32.95m: eg, qu 4 C03 bleb with py cubes hosted In amph/px matrix38.45m: amphite/feldspathlc px'ite-hosted sulfides (trace cpy, py)

* regular thin sedimentary Interbed*

Sedimentary beds: at 33.63m to 34.72m (amph-rlch, chl/sericite beds)

* 10cm felsic bed (meta greywacke?) at 38.54m; qu-rich, amph needles* 10cm felsic sedimentary bed at 37.91 m

* Increased chl, kspar, sericite alteration*barren of sulfides* sedimentary package continues until 38.30m

* 4cm felsic (quartzofeldspathic, k A ser. altered, boudlnaged vein) at 42.50m and 42.74m

* low grade meta'lsm of a greywacke/ss* bio, chl alteration of a qu/feld sed* no sulfide*

* homogenous with wispy qu/COS stringers (sar, alteration)* rarely stringers have cpy (to 5Vo)* fine-grained grades to very mafic minerals? (umv?)

* host rock appears to be an amphibolitlzed to serlcltlzed gneissic to schistose sedimentary rock* distinct banding:

leucosome: feldspar, qu melanosome: px/hb, chl, biotite, epl?

Sulfide zone beglna* schistose tib, bio +I- px, eg, foliated* chl/ser alteration* good example at 54.72m* sulfides nil to stringers to massive* sulfides generally follow gneissic banding (eg. 55.22m)*pyrr: cpy6:1' massive quartz valnlet at 66,46m (carries 10tt py, pyrr)

* sulfide stringers to massive (following schistosity at 66 degrees to core axis)* intermittent umaf px'lte to hb'lte

(eg. green, may/may not have sulfides)(eg. at 80.20m and 60.90m for 30cm and 8.15cm respectively)

* amphibole grade dloritlc rock* barren of sulfides* foliated (schistose)

EOH

[Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole C (J. Halle, J. Johnson) j

Footage (m)from to

Rock type Alteration, Mineralization A Structure

1.73 1.80 Overburden

1.80 18.92 MaficMatavolcanics with Interbedded sedimentary horizons

18.92 21.30 Metasedimentery unit

21.30 44.72 Mafic meti- volcanic* with sedimentary Interteda

* lag stands of quartzite, mafic and Intermediate volcanics, granite, metasedimentary rocks

" at 1.80m: homogenous, mafic metavolcanics cut by numerous quartz /C03 veinlets* possibly pillowed with darker amphibole and chl-rich selvages ' pink granite dike (1cm wide) cuts metabasalt at 3.45m* Intrusive (?) in bleached (alb alt?) country rock hosts pyrr/cpy at 4.97m

* chalco possibly remobllized into late veinlet which x-cuts this horizon (again at 5.70m)*feldsparlapilli at 5.74m* tuffaceous horizon (with (Md-lapilli) at 8.53m and 10.00m have remobllized sulfide* In vein and veinlets ' amphibole rich blebs with alteration haloes have most mineralization

(eg. At 6.68m [cpy] and at 8.80m [pyrr, cpy])* late qu vein (chloritized inclusive) shows pyrr cpy associated with Inclusions* at 15.23m: pink eg, granite pegmatite; hem altered toward margin, accessory tourmaline

•also at 17.65m

*schistose to gneissic* rare horizons of shorl (at 19,20m)*garnet at 22.47m

* pillow Interfaces visible at 35,43m' shear zone (pseudomylonlWc) In felsic intrusive rock at 22.60m for 10cm (qu ribbons In a chl/kspar altered dike with 5ft blocky cpy)* qu/COS, epidote veins at 25.22m (eg, not mineralized) and at 22.70m (42cm, mineralized proximal to Its margins or with mafic clots; cpy/pyrr to 10*Xo)

44.72 48.54 Metasedimentery unit (with mmv)

48.64 53.31 Maficmetavolcanica

53.31 54.04 Metasedimentary unit

54.04 54.17 Granite dike (aplite)

to

o* sulfide stringers at 50 degree angle to core axis at 34.00m, 33.09m and 35.13m (carries primarily py with trace pyrr/cpy)

* also at 37.31m, 37.57m, 39.26m (stringers for 10cm), 43.16m, 43.40m, 43.84m (mineralization governed by higher grade amphibole-rich shear zones?)

Sedimentary interbeds: * at 29.50m (for 20cm), 31.14m (for 18cm) and 31.57m (for 29cm)* interbeds have trace py, cpy as fine stringers following schistocity* schistocity at 52 degrees to core axis

* stringers at 40.79m, 42.02m, 43.27m and 44.42m (primarily py, */- pyrr; pyrr mainly in darker amphibolitized units) to 1 SVn

* amphibole grade, gneissosity at 60 degrees to core axis* <5% cpy, pyrr* sheared garnet at 45.04m (?)

* as above

* possibly lapilli tuff (homogenous, schistose)

* qu, kspar, garnet, eg

54.17 59.16 Mafic meta- * homogenous but veinedvolcanics with ' typical, spaced, bleached felsic horizons with cpy to 507o (<3cm wide) at 55.96m and 56.70m sedimentary inter- fingerings

59.16 70.23 Metasedimentary * schistose to gneissic unit ' amphibole grade

* rare, IndMdulal grains of cpy in umaf* v. well foliated at 49 degrees to core axis

70.23 end of bc Mafic to * cpy/pyrr to 5% within rock (esp. umaflc)[75.39] Ultramafic ' mineralized amphibolite lense more frequent in umaf

Metavolcanics ' quartz veins to 5cm with chl, CO3, salmon-coloured feld. (hosts 10'ft cpy, pyrr)* ultramafic evident ^73.64m)

* sulfide stringer* In very amphibolide lenses at 74.24m, 74.32m, 74.39m, 74.65m, 74.87m, 75.15m and 75.31 m•host pyrr to 6*

74.93 75.22 Pyroxenite with 10% sulftdes

75.22 83.33 Massive Sulfide* * pyrrhotite chalco pyrite 1 0V, X1 py

* fragments of pyroxenite-hornblende* up to 90*ft sulfide pyrrhotite, 5'K chalco - phases up to lOVo* fragments of hornblende

83.33 83.98 Pyroxenite 'chalcopyrite S-10% in pyroxenite-hornblendeHornblendite

83.98 84.58 Mafic Schist 'quartz vein in mafic schist (chlorite)

84.58 85.43 Amphibole 'chalco 1 'M, In mafic schist-"amphlbole tuff* Tuff

EON

l Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole D (J. Halle, J. Johnson) |

Footage (m)from to

Rock type Alteration, Mineralization 8. Structure


1.1 e 19.95 Mafic Meta Volcanic

19.95 26.11 Metasedlmentary schist

' Boulders of pink gr, qu'ite, maf meta vol.

* foliated, gm, m-fg DOSS pillowed basalt with velnlets of qu/COS* numerous sedimentary, likely tuffaceous, Interbeds hosting the vast majority of sulfldes (4 - 5 Inter beds/box)* beds at 44 degrees to core axis

* NOTE: pk gr dike at 3.39m* bleached alteration at 4.80m* sedimentary horizon hosting py at 4.93m and 5.49m* tuff hosting 10% py at 8.44m' masslce cpy and pyrr at 9.17m (2cm X 5cm bleb) (within cpy 15*^ pyrr)* peg. gr. dike at 11,51m (sharp contacts 6cm, chlorltlzed)* alteration halo around tremollte/chl bleb at 12.09m (no sulfldes)* tuff/breccia horizon at 13.90m Is at 48 degrees to core axis and hosts disseminated to stringed py/pyrr cpy to (100X.) ' 14.13m: protomylonite (2cm wide) (with stringed quartz/augen)* 15.83m: granite dike (2cm) (sharp contacts, small garnets) ' 16.10m: quartz/003 dike, vcg, red/brn mlneral-axlnlte? ' umaflc px'lte/hb'lte bleb with alt haloes seems to be cut by qu/COS dike

* has no sulfldes* Qu/003 dike at 18.07m for 54cm and at 19.23m for 3cm

* well foliated at 35 degrees to core axis* pervasive amphlbitollzatlon* rare, blocky aggregates of cpy/pyrr W'&ol rock unit) throughout* especially good at 24.97m In felsic horizon* small unit of mafic metavolcanlc In last 60cm of section

26.11 32.17 Mafic to Intermediate' grn/gry, hard, coarse-grained, fol. volcanic with blocky pyrite comprising ~3(ft of rockMetavolcanlc * homogenous throughout section save for late qu/003 velnlets wlth/w/o chlorite and dk grn amphibole

* mineralization In these seams In pyrr, cpy -i-/-; to 2Q'A-3Qy, of velnlet (eg. 27.92m, 29.93m [last is vert, to c/a])

* no bedding visible

32.17 35.04 Mafic Metavoteanlcs * (see first 19m of core)with Sedlmenatry * sulfldes conformable to banding in sedimentary unit that starts section for 80cm Interbeds * stringers of py/pyrr/cpy In felsic horizons at 32.17m and at 33.85m for 6cm

* garnet bed at 33.27m and at 34.26m* sulfldes visible at 34.45m

35.04 35.36 Quartz/Chlortte Dike ' eg, CaCO3 has bleb of eg pyrr

35.36 64.26 Mafic Metavolcanlc ' well foliated, chlorltzed at start of section* another qu/chl dike Invades chlorltlzed mmv between 36.31m and 37.93m* chloritization diminishes by 38.00m

65.68 67.02 Metasediment

67.02 81.96 Mafic MV InSedimentary beds

81.96 106.68 MineralizedMetasedlmentary Rock

* zone of net textured cpy/pyrr 38.34m for 4cm (grades to Wfa) ' massive C03 dike at 39.89m for 14cm (no sulfides)* pyrr velnlets (<0.5mm) become more frequent after 42.00m

(eg. At 42.05m, 42.75m, 42.87m, 43.01m, 43.57m (latter for 2cm, with 3S"A chl)* sedimentary Interval from 43.93m to 44.62m (similar net textured and seams of pyrr continue)* blocky pyrite in granitoid Intrusive and In veintets parallel to core axis at 46.59m (clearly of metamorphic origin)* tuffaceous seds and breccia seen at 47.98m* net textured pyrr (to 15"*,) for 4.5cm at 49.69m* tuffaceous sediments at 54.15m to 57.20m* CaCO3 veinlet at 67.48m for 8cm* fragmental (at 58.03m) of mafic clasts* massive sedimentary greywacke units at 58.92m (for 15cm) and at 59.56m (for 46cm) garnets visible throughout* rare sulfides from 55.00m to 64.26m

* 2cm sedimentary bed hosts garnet, cpy, pyrr and py (all to ZQWi) in stringers and x-cuttlng velnlets in amphibole zone and blocky in bed

* starts with interbedded volcanics* ends with 1.29m of a severely amphibole grade (In patches) sediment* lg eg gm amphlboles In preferred orientation (random pegmatitic patches)

' metabasalt* rare mineralization* pegmatite granite dike at 70.23m to 70.31 m* hyaoaclastlte at 70.92m (?)* trem/COS/cpy Interbed at 71.08m* massive barren quartz vein at 71.63m for 63cm (likely contemparaneous with amphibolitization)* metasedlmentary sequence (similar to above) again at 74.55m to 76.12m

* distinctly felsic beds or leucosomes host pyrr, cpy stringers and seams ' similar occurrence of sulfides in felsic bed between mafic flows at 78.49m (to 50"Xi sulfides)* homogenous mmv to 81.96m where qu/chl/trem/cpy/pyrr dike runs parallel to core axis for 63cm

* amphibolite grade to schistose tuff and greywackes* mineralized horizon at 83.04m for 25cm (cpy and pyrr stringers contemporaneous with amph growth)

* also at 83.53m for 10cm In massive bedded amphibole tuff* as meta'lc grade Increases, mineralization Increases* pervasive amphibole from 84.05m to 90.25m* also booming mica-rich and schistose (Granulated) by 86.00m* mafic (DOSS to umaf) chlorltzed volcanic by 91.64m* stringer zones -25% to 30% sulfide (pyrr dominant 5:1 over cpy)* massive pyrr brecciated zone (91.14m to 92.66m)

' also at 95.90m to 96.27m* distinctly homogenous but foliated chlorltzed bed at 95.27m for 46cm* massive pyrr In breccia zone Intermittently between 90.62m and 100.03m (-7507o sulfides in same zones)* mineralization becomes stringed, less abundant and diminishes by 102m' tuffaceous sedimentary unit finishes hole beginning at 102.03m (rare cpy In seams and qu/003 veins)* suspect most of host rock is tuffaceous sediments

EOH

[Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole E (J.Halle) |

l Footage (m) l Rock type l Alteration, Mineralization A Structure

Mafic metavoicanics with sedimentary Interbeds

* hyaloclastite at 2.90m* chloritized felsic bed (?) at 5.58m* severely chloritized qu/carbonate pyritic dike at 8.31m (for 20cm) and at 8.64m (for 44cm)* unmineralized mmv and small sedimentary interfingering (beds at 69 degrees to core axis)* chl altered shear zone for 10cm at 17.15m* mineralization at 21.75m, 23.00m and 24.35m in sedimentary units or interbeds

(*/- pyrr plus py to 3007o of ^cm bed)* remobilized py in veinlets at 26.85m* wispy stringers in sedimentary beds at 28.64m* heavily chloritized mafic metavolcanic through 33.10m* qu/COS/py dike for 23cm at 33.68m

(offset by late faulting)* rhyolite (or mylonite) for 10cm at 32.05m* meta'ic, homo, greywacke for 43cm at 37.58m* wispy stringers in sed bed at 38.27m* tourmaline-bearing granitic pegmatite at 40.47m* more wispy stringers in fragmental at 43.18m* 45.00m: cm-scale interbed between mmv hosts cpy/py

Ultramafic (pyroxenite) Intrusive Into sedimentary interbeds, mafic metavoicanics, and lower, lapilli tuff

* 45.60 to 54.00: mineralized ultramafic* zone of brecciated massive sulphides ('durchbewegung') at 46.78 to 47.85m and again at 51.66 to 51.96m (to 800Xo sulphides (pyn^cpy^y)* foliated, amphibolite-grade, lapilli tuff by 50.90m

* rare grains sulfide in host (sedimentary l.P.?) rock* quartz veins host cpy/py at 54.68m and 55.04 (and tourmaline)* 56.73m, E.O.H. E.O.H.

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0.62 0.64 Overburden ' stones of limestone

0.64 55.50 Mafic metavo/canics ' mafic volcanics likely pillowed with sedimentaryinterbeds

55.50 68.38 Px ite Intrusive

68.38 73.30 Maffc Fragmental with Tuffaceous Interbeds

' Sed'y Interbeds: 0.64m to 2.21m (rare cpy in felsic horizon), 4.80m to 4.97m, 5.17m to 6.29m, 6.43m to 6.90m (45 degrees to core axis)* 16.56m to 17.60m, 18.85m to 19.94m, 31,26m (for 17cm; clean meta quartzite), 31.43m to 32.01m, 33.50m to 34.15m (clean felsic amphibolite [metagraywacke?])* 34.98m to 37.55m, 42.16m to 42.20m (Qu/003, cbl), 48.79m to 48.99m (IQ1** cpy, lesser py, meta quite)* 53.04m to 65.50m: homo at first but with qu veinlets between 54.0m and 55.0m; amph -rich to finish (-30cm)* py stringers (with leaser pyrr) to 1 CM

' hyaloclastite at 9.00m, 21,26m, 41.35m, 50.76m (50.80m to 51.46m)* calcite dike at 16.26m (for 10cm) (with siderite?)* 53.04 to 55.50 (homo, at first but with qu. veinlets between 54 - 55m; amph-rlch to finish (~30cm); py stringers (with lesser pyrr) to 1 0Vo

Sulfide showings: * at 9.25m (1 Ocm zone of wispy stringers of py in mmv)* 11.40m (stringers and net textured py associated with felsic metased'y horizon)*also at 14.03m* also In possible pillow margins (eg. 14.3m)* 21.19m (pillow margins, amph-grade)* also at 21.80m, 32.90m (pyrP^py.cpy, stringers and dissemination)*43.14mwithpyin*eds

Quartz vleni at 22.07m (for 25cm) and at 22.33m (for 4cm) have py to S1** 23.36m (with COS and cbl or trem.)* 26.52m to 27.32m (bull quartz but with chl and epidote concentrations in first 19cm) and red mineral) (axenlte?)*27.63m to 27.91 m (bull)

Granite dike for 10cm at 30.86m has py in fracture (marc.?) and tourmaline prisms (to 1cm)

Mafic fragmental evident at 32.23 cm and 32.62m but may be continuous throughout (to 33.04m)

* heterogenious (f-cg, varitextured [poss. Compositionally layered?])* usu eg, chl'ic, amph-rich, massive to fol. (at 50 degrees to core axis) to schistose* appears to have intruded sed'y rock (eg. 56.68m (x-cuts 24cm sed'y bed) and 61.85 and 63.31 to 63.55m* grades to finer-grained amph'ite* sulfide* clearly intrusive at 64.50m* primarily stringer* following fol'n (wispy to irreg. contortions)* massive In short Intervals (eg. 55.73m [20cm], 48.22m [28cm] and 67.23m [35cm])

* grades to 90ft pyrr (1 O^o umaf rounded fragments), usually with equal proportions of cpy and py* many zones of apparent brecciation (random orientaiton of rounded clasts)

' may control sulfide-rich areas (eg. 55.83m, 62.76m and 66.50m)

* zone of well-bedded tuffaceous or fragmented rock near amph-grade* rich (generally to 20'fc) in diss and sir's of cpy/pyrr* massive cpy/pyrr (1:5) veinlet at 72.35m (•elcm)

73.30 80.77 Lapilli Tuff ' well bedded tuffaceous and metased'y units dominated by lapilli but with s.s. horizons (eg. 77.91 m)(Amphibolitic) with ' vol. fragmental (eg. 62.26m, 76.88m, 79.10m [for 52cm])Sedimentary * sulfides present, diminishing downholeIntertods * cpy to few "ft, pyrr to few "ft

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1.27 1.36 Overburden ' rounded stones of limestone, gr, mafic volcanic

1.36 32.51 Mafic Volcanic ' metavolcanic pillows and flows, mg, homogenous with wispy stringers of coarser-grained mafic-ultramafic, amph-rich rock with distinct alteration halos with sed. interbeds ' carry py with with lesser cpy/pyrr (never abundant)

* sedimentary Interbeds from few cm (pillow margins?) to few m(have been pervasively altered to amph'lte/ */- garnet; well fol to gneissic)

* sed'y beds at 41 degrees to core axis

Sedimentary Units: 'at 2.51m to 2.89m, 3.69m to 4.57m, 13.95m to 15.39m, 16,99m to 17.15m, 18.04m to 19.64m, 20.09m to 21.56m and 29.57m to 30.16m

Sulfide showings: * (associated with short sed'y interbeds) at 8.06m (for 2cm), 8.19m and 8.25m (for 2cm each and are net textured py-rich), 11.79m, 16.07m, 24.11m (umaf bleb)

Massive COS/epl dike has sharp contacts and few "h py at 4.90m (for 30cm)

Felsic (ffi, siliceous, vuggy, qu/COS/epi) dike from 5.40m to 7.67m has alteration halo at margins controlled by fractures*py cubes to 1014

Pervasive chloritization between 11.82m to 12.00m and 30.82m to 31.03m

Amphibole tuff, massive fol, generally homo, from 22.12m o 23.09m carries to 5"* cpy, py, W-pyrr (very sharp contacts)

Hyaloclastite at 26.10m

32.5 34.14 Umif * mafic to ultramafic volcanic rock* fg. dk grn to black, chl grade' low to 5Vo sulfldes concentrated in blebs and velnlets of qu/003 and amph -f chl. Si red mm. (axinite?)

(py. cpy)* wispy sheared velnlets throughout*quXC03velnletat3l.77cm

34.1 44.91 Px tte * eg, massive to foliated, chlorltzed amph'ite to px ite* sharp contacts (coarse to margin)* matrix holds -Wti, sulfide* but stringers of pyrr, cpy, and euhedral py (10:1:1) at 60 degrees to core axis can dominate the rock to 90"Xo* distinct compositional layering seen at 35.30m* stringers can become vuggy (eg. 35.00m)* Intrusive breccia (with distinctly rounded fragments) between 40.39m to 41.68m and 42.06m and 44.02m* QV at 44.07m and 44.81m (to 5cm each)

44.9 64.05 Amph. Tuff * mica (chl, biotite) - rich, well fol, c-mg generally homogenous meta-tuff with sed'y Interbeds * matrix holds 5V, pyrite

" trace cpy concentrated In mafic-rich blebs and/or felsic segregations* foliation at 52 degrees to core axis* sulfldes decrease along section* distinctly finer garnet at 49.43m to 50.29m* local shear zones at 53 degrees to core axis

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1.10 47.25 Mafic Metavolcanics with Sed. interbeds

Sulfide Showings

Mafic boulders

* as in previous examples* fragmented margins common* alt patches common, sericitization also common

* 2.85m po blebs at end of patchy alt zone again at 4.12m* 7.43m po* 13.25m po in alt patch

diss po at 13.92m and 14.72mmassive mafic with thin (~2cm to 5cm) sed beds where diss po is located (18.43m to 21.90m net texture po at 20.18m, 20.85m, 21.78m, 21.00m numerous plag phenocrysts po common at pillow rims (eg. 23.95m) net texture po (average 2cm wide) at 24.36m, 24.64m, 25.67m, 25.94m, 25.98m, 26.35m and 28.66m

* 28.11m: 0.5cm diss po in sed beds* 36.75m po stringer

* granite dike 11.62m to 11.92m; 20 degrees to core axis* 4cm quartz vein bordered by seds at 31.50m

Sedimentary Units: * 4.92m to 5.02m qtz string present (-:1cm)* also at 8.33m to 8.92m, 14.66m to 15.05m (*10cm frag.), 26.37m to 26.67m and 35.89m to 36.41m

* dirty quartzite at 28.39m to 28.69m with diss sulfides present* fragmental 6.67m to 7.03m* 16.06m to 17.58m zones of frag. + sed beds* net textured sulfides at most contacts (16.31m, 16.85m, 17.02m, 17.25m, 17.42m, 17.57m) average 1cm wide

* diss sulfides, po at 38.12m to 38.17m* 40.79m to 40.82m qtz vein: contains green clear crystals

* 43.46m to 44.16m, 44.83m to 45.35m: seds, varying in degree of diss. sulfides scattered throughout* last ~50cm is fragmental

47.25 48.79 Ultra mafic

48.79 49.89 Metasedimentary

49.89 51.46 U.M.

51.46 52.65 Amphibolite ??

52.65 59.95 Quartzite

59.95 54.18 U.M.

54.18 54.95 Amphibolite

54.95 56.10 Mafic

56.10 57.27 Umaf intrusive with poss. sed'y interbeds (c-mg massive)

57.27 62.68 Metasedimentary lapillistone A tuff (decrease in sulfides)

* mostly massive sulfides (~800Xo)* po/cp (12:1), cg-fg (difficult to tell due to sulfide content)

* uniform gr. size (m.g.), foliated po mineralization (~5"Xo) in -conformable stringers

* variable mineralization massive-splotch* much py as ~ euhedral cubes in matrix of py (1:1) in areas (50.50m)

* mineralization increases towards end of unit (Q-80%) py/po 1:1 in last 13cm and -1:2 in rest of unit

* diss sulfides

* much more cp in unit (~200Xo)

* as above

* (55.30m) and gabbro (?) massive sulfide patches

* massive sulfide intercepts at 56.10m to 56.43m and 56.80m to 57.08m (poss. brecc.?)

* well-banded (amph. grade)* sulfides in rare stringers (conformable) to massive (eg. 58.59m)* cpy to 507o; pyrr to 507o as disseminations (59.63m)

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2.25 63.06 Mafic metavolcanic with rare sed'y interbeds

* Mafic volcanic boulder

* as in previous holes* pillows throughout section with frequent brecciated margins* bedding/stretched frag'al at 53 degrees to core axis

Sulfide showings: * often in fragmentals/pillow margins, but also In umaf blebs assoc. with quartz/carbonate alt'n hole* cp as disseminated stringer along foliation (7.39m, 7.43m, 9.08m)* po 4 cp blebs at 9.01m 4 9.05m* cp at 9.97m in felsic-rich veinlet* net-textured sulfides (as above) patches at 15.98m and at 16.02m to 16.04m* r*t-toxtured at 17.55m to 17.57m*po bleb 2X2cm at 17.74m* po in felsic v. 26 degrees to core axis at 17.81m to 17.83m* 17.88m podiss vein*po at alt zone 18.14m and 18.18m* diss po (rare cp) in patchy alt zone (18.90m to 19.03m)* dis sulfides (py, cp) in conformable qtz V. (19.71m to 19.73m)* po conformable patches at 20.69m and 21.05m* cp^po bteb at 21.32m* po veinlet at 22.57m* mica-rich area with py (~29.) 23.74m to 23.79m, and 24.11m to 24.16m * little po* 27.43 to 27.44m po stringers* 27.61m po blebs assoc. with alt zone* 27.63m to 27.73m: area with < (or equal to) 8m veinlets of po; area ~1507o sulfides* 27.73m to 27.77m diss po (rare blebs)* 27.30m and 28.86m po veinlet (~2mm)* 29.23m to 29.28m disseminated po* 29.31m to 29.36m network texture (~500Xo)* 29.74m and 29.79m po blebs* 30.37m to 30.38m net texture po (trace cp) ~300Xo by vol.* unconformable massive py dike (?) at 30.80m to 30.85m and at 30.88m to 30.90m (rotted appearance)* 31.02m diss oi'* 31,09m po veinlet (2mm)* 31.11m diss po * 31.15m * 31.21m*31.60:~2cmof100Apo* 31.74m to 31.77m diss to bleb of po followed by 3cm of stretched po blebs * po infilling of fractures* 32.75m diss po* cp po 32.92m to 32.98m

* 35.37m po along fracture* diss po 35.71m to 35.84m* 37.88m * 37.91m po stringers* 37.92m to 38.01m diss sulfides* 38.15m patch of po (2cm)* 38.87m to 38.89m po diss* 38.32m to 38.35m po (trace cp) stringers* 39.96m po stringer* 40.28m to 40.30m qtz/carbonate alt/intrusion with diss py* 40.70m to 40.76m net texture po:cp (10:1) ~8007o * 40.78m: both appear to be with ultramafic fragments* 43.30m py^cp^po veintet* 49.38m "2cm patch of alt (sauseritization?) with po -i- py* 49.75m sulf in fracture* 50.16m po bleb* diss sutf 50.11 m to 50.14m* 54.31m po along fracture* 54.71m to 54.73m po in alt (aauseritized) zone

* hylaclastic (frag.) unit 35.26m to 35.32m* 41.51 m to 41.59m* 42.58m to 43.27m* 44.66m to 43.79m* 51.90m to 52.60m

* 56.08m to 56.10m po in felsic (qtz) vein* 58.46m net textured po in association with qtz vein and alt halo* as above also at 58.56m (other end of erratic qtz vein)* 60.06m for 9cm alt sed bed with disseminated sulfides* 62.26m and 62.28m po blebs* 62.43m and 62,63m ~2cm massive po^co (10:1)

* 60.27m to 60.60m hylaclastic* quartzite 62.67m 63.03m ~2a7o sulfides; possible magnetite

Sedimentary beds: * 7.80m to 7.83m; 11.55m to 12.03m; 18.65m to 18.81m (diss po associated with felsic rich area at 18.71m) (also found at 19.17m to 19.21m, 19.33m to 19.68m, 21.32m to 21.48m and 21.94m to 22.34m

* Fragmental unit: 20.70m to 20.75m and 22.34m to 22.41m (cp-chalcopyrite)* 27.30m to 27.21m and 30.15m to 30.21m followed by 0.14m of fragmented hylaclastics

* alt zone (heavy patches) 32.40m to 32.60m

* qtz vein cross-cutting 22.84m to 22.88m diss py, trace cp, ultramafic (?) inclusion w/ sulfide concentration (some po); 23 deg. to c.a.* patchy alt (sauseritization?) 25.17m to 25.23m

63.06 65.79 Ultramafic Unit

65.79 67.44 Mafic Volcanics

67.44 77.69 Ultramafic

77.61 78.14 Mafic Volcanics

78.14 79.46 Ultramafic (?)

79.46 87.21 Mafic

79.09 79.1479.3079.14 79.95

79.95 80.2080.35

* qtz/fekjspar zone 26.05m to 26.15m trace cpy present* pink granite dike at 30.09m to 30.31m*33.80-33.82m; 34.93-35.00m (appears brecciated); 36.15-37.40m (greywacke with diss. sulfides 8. garnets) '37.45-37.88m (sed beds with some felsic-rich layers); 38.60-39.39m (starts and ends with alt'n zones nearby)*43.27-43.55m; 43.79-44.52m

* qtz dike 33.16m to 33.46m, some fspar (?)* qtz vein 35.57m to 35.60m* qtz V. 41,96m to 42.13m with fspar/plag blotches, alt halo extends -2cm to each end of vein* sausitization 48.43m to 48.55m* 46.90m: quartz vein* 56.08m to 56.10m po in felsic (qtz) vein* 58.46m net textured po in association with qtz vein and alt halo and at 58.56m (other end of erratic qtz vein)* 60.06m for 9cm alt sedbed with disseminated sulfides* 62,26m and 62.28m po blebs* 62.43m and 62.63m ~2cm massive po^cp (10:1)

* qtz vein 57.84m (2cm long)

* sulfides - net texture 63.06m (2cm long) 63.39m* sulfides vary from trace amounts to 900Xo (65.19m to 65.28m and at 63.46m)

* 66.30m to 67.22m contain trace amounts of sulfides; remainder of unit -barren

* mineralization generally stringers and net texture but can be massive (67.90m to 70.09m)* (gabbroic [?] phase 70.67m to 70.93m* sulfides - po with cp+7-py locally occurring (72.47m)* pyroxenite (?) 76.81m to 77.13m; less sulfides than U.M.

* hyteclastic (7007o) po stringers

* 79.08m to 79.13m qtz. V.

* fragmental (massive * possible gabbro) * tuffaceous flows* well-foliated generally* sulfides, velnlets * discrete patches

* silica (exhalite?)* 1cm silica wedge cutting 3cm felsic-rich area (gab or just fspars)* sheared basalt with small localized patches of amphibole X11

* highly sheared zone* cp V. terminating in silica frag/blotch

80.20 81.83 'shearedgab?81.83 83.8182.96 * 1cm lense of mafic83.08 83.28 * 5cm f.gr mafic; 5cm plag rich; 3cm chl alt then f.gr mafic again83.81 84.05 * fspar rich84.05 84.59 * mafic (basalt)84.59 84.85 * highly sheared84.85 85.38 'sheared

87.21 92.21 Lapilli tuff * minor zones of alt, near end of unit becomes med.-strongly deformed*po,cp (10:1) disseminated

88.18 88.30 'mafic Intrusion, centre has fspar crystals90.81 91.05 * sheared Px-amphibote

92.21 93.24 * granite, mica-rich, pink fspar93.29 94.48 * sedimentary beds (lapilli at start? For 10cm)

* disseminated po at 93.34,93.67 and 94.26

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O 82.26 Mafic metavolcanlc * as Holes F S. Gwith sed'y interbed* ' pillowed (as nearby o/c)

* fragmental (hyaloclastite) at 29.40m to 29.79m* as above also at 7.40m, 12.67m, 17.82m to 17.90m, 19.83m (for 4cm), 24.72m to 25.13m (mafic frag'al), 29.00m (for 7 cm), 33.36m, 37.33m to 37.55m (with diss sulfides) ' as above also at 44.23m to 45.59m and 45.74m to 45.80m ' as above especially noteworthy at 51.59m (for 7cm)

Sedimentary units: * Om to 0.44,14.79m to 16.72m, 16.53m to 16.76m* also at 24.26m to 24.46m, 25,13m to 26.64m* 39.66m to 40.02m (clean meta qu'ite with 5X dlss pyrr)* 40.34m to 40.60m (net textured at 40.49m)* 43.51m to 44.23m, 48.69m to 46.71m, 46,60m to 46.92m* 46.92m to 47.63m (mitt graywacke with garnet porphyroblasts or axinite?) ' 47.63m to 49.67m (well-bonded with rare volcanic and frag'al)* 64.04m to 67.66m (well-banded sad"y unit with Interspersed mafic fragmental)* 60,43m to 61.20m, 62.12m to 62.87m (amph-rlch)* 65.28m for 10cm (epl/chl'lzed, unknown sed'y unit)* 68.34m to 68.55m (meta s.s. patchy cpy with pyrr to 36X)* 74.14m to 74.70m (with graded sed'y units [tapering upwards])* 74.70m to 75.33m (qu'ite) with x-cut umaf at 75.28m (for 1cm) with cpy/pyrr stringers to 15%-px ile?

82.26 88.78 Pyroxenite

88.79 90.28 Mafic volcanic

90.28 90.96 Muse. Gr.



' llght-grn alfn stains at 81.26m and 81.43m; also at 81,64m (epi, amph, qu [purpl], with flecks of pyrr)

* fol, eg, homogenous, massive, pyrr ~5tt of unmlnerallzed areas* Ave. - pyrrcpy (10:1), In some areas pyrr, py (10:1) otherwise low In py

(py euhedral)* mineralization In stringers (generally conformable to fol'n but can be massive)

(63.33m to 83.66m, 83.96m to 64.18m and 66.47m to 87.00m)

* x-cutttng qu/feld dike at 64.20m (for 10cm)* unknown (pots sed'y bed) felsic unit at 86.32m to 86.16m; also at 87.80m to 88.14m

* fragmented, with sulfides In x-cuttlng fractures* evidence of late brittle defn*blebby at times

* eg, lotsa muse.

*as above* grade to SOV, sulfides*massive to well-fol.* amph. unit at 91.80m to 91.92m* massive (to 90tt) at 92.84m to 93.13m

* fol to mass, c-mg* blebs and stringers of pyrr/cpy (10:1)* umaf (px Ite) units at 93.66m, 94.13m* v. well fol towards end of section

* massive pyrr between 94.64m and 94.69m, and b/ 94.83m and 95.13m

95.13 96.79 Metasedimentary * bedding (mica bands) clearly visible In upper portion of section (Ampti-grade rock) * amph'lte-grade with freagments of vol at 97.68m and at 96.69m

* felsic bed (96.45m for 12cm) bolds bulk of sulfides In section (pyrp-cpy stringers to 1 5*6 of section)

96.79 102.1 Lapillistone * eg lapilli with rarer sed'y interbeds* sulfides (pyrr/cpy (~3:1) occur as stringers and seem to diminish downhole* sulfldes :H O"/, If entire section, and >5% of last few m* localized shearing/folding at 101.95m (30 degrees to core axis)

Sulfide showings * at 0.40m (qu/feld vein for 2cm), 2.79m and 2.80 (In felsic pillow margin, SK cpy)* again at 4.73m (qu/coS for 2cm) and 7.36m* altered patchy zone at 13.05m to 13.20m has bleb of cpy (to 2cm)* 29.00m to 29.16m-no cpy* 18.66 (for 2cm, trace pyrr), 19.34 (blebs pyrr/cpy (1:1), in altered/bleached zone: hiatus of vol's?)* 20.14m (bleb pyrr In felslcs/plllow margin)* again at 21.66m, 22.80m (In felsic lens of an amph-rlch Interruption)* 26,60m for 24cm (qu/co, velnlets x-cut fol'n, pyrocpy to 16*, with axlnite(?)* 24.37 (umif blebs with alf n halo, pyrr)* 31.04m to 31.18m (terlM of net-ttxtur*d pyrr conformable horizon [40 degrees to core axis])* as above again at: 31,70m to 31.96m* in felsic horizon at 32.72m to 32.76m* seen also at 33.15m to 33.26m (boudin?) (possible at pillow margins?)* pink gr dike at 22.42m to 22.50m (with muse); also between 47.13m to 47.27m, 73.51m to 73.74m (x-cutting)* net-textured horizons (36.00m, 38.60m to 38.75m, 38.95 (tor 3cm), 43.48 (1cm)* as above again at: 39.51m, 39.63m, 39.62m and 40.02m (for 2cm)* bleby pyrr at 41.26m in mafic frag'al* 40.89m (for 6cm, In pillow Interruption)* mafic bleb of pyrr at 42.86m and at 43.30m* 50.70m to 50.76m (blebby and net-textured pyrr near fragmental) " 53.65m to 63.75m (net-textured umaf with SO1!* pyrr)* 55.81m to 56.83m (hiatus In pillowed basalt)* 67.65m (at 46 degrees to core axis, conformable to lapilli)* pyrr/cpy in x-cut Qu/COS velnlet at 66.66m (for 1cm)* 67.23m to 67.28m, 67.36m to 67.40m, 67.49m to 67.51 m and 68.79m to 68.82m (umaf with blebby to net-textured pyrr/cpy to 20V,)1 76.66m to 76.83m (mag-rich umaf with hem staining and cpy/pyrr to 15ft)" M above again at: 80,09m to 80.17m, pyrr-rlch velnlets with C03 at 81.72m, 81.96m and 82.00m (same cpy)

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O 5.65 Overburden

5.65 24.94 Mafic volcanics with Sediment Interteds (thin)

24.94 30.17 Sheered U.M. Pyroxenite with Gabbro Inclusions /dikes

' as before, massive-piltowed/hylaclastlc* irregular sed bed (?) in frag/hylaclastto host diss po 5.96m and from 6.6dm to 6.73m* at 6.31m thin sed wtth po; 6.90m to 6.93m, and 9.57m* at 6,47m qtz/carbl vein wtth comb structure * po stringtets; 1 to 2cm wide; irregular contact* 3mm po blebs * cp in thin qtz/carbi (?) vein/fractures at 6.75m to 6.79m* area of strong cbl (-1- sauserttizatlon) wtth qtz vein at 7.25m to 7.43m* at 7.52m to 7.63m sed beds with qtz vein (1cm) * po (disseminated)* at 7.94m to 7.97m sed beds, some wtth -1514, po* at 8.98m boudanage structure, mafic, wetl-foliated around unit (U.M.)* at 9.11 m evidence of faulting, fractures, boudanage* Z fractures, ending In darker mafic untt, found again at 9.22m* at 9.73m, up to 3cm wide diorite (?) at end of qtz/carb vein, surrounded by U.M. (?); has 5% po* as above, again at 11.9m* at 10.38m to 10.44m contacted seds, lower contact is unconformed*11.60m -11.68m sed beds* 12.25m to 28m 4 12.37m to 12.41m felsic rich seds and chl alt separated by frag mafic* at 13.71m to 13.91m U.M. (amphibolite) plug (wtth 3mm cp blebs ~40Xo) In area with chl alt, qtz/carb veintets; sedimentary unit* at 14.07m to 14.97m sed beds often contorted, local anomalous gab (?) areas, areas with high chl alt., locally disc. - blebs of po* at 15.40m green chl/epi seam/att area 2cm wide; conformable

(at 18.18m, same [1cm]; conformable)* 17.52m to 18.07m qtz vein ~1cm wide, fractured and offset, often with wallrock frags Inside visible, top end grn in colour (chl/epi?)

(enters and exists In same side of core, cp blebs inside* 19.82m to 20.00m felsic plug (5cm) altered (gm) wtth foliation wrapping round it; lower contact semiconformable Into frag.* 20.18m to 20.70m felsic, some foliation visible, scattered po blebs* 22.05m to 22.10m in frag untt qtz and massive gm (chl/epi) area, conformable above and below to frag boundaries also with very dark''U.H) patches* as above, again at 22.25m to 22.30m* qtz wtth py (partly 'rusted' out), epl, 200A alt calcite*cp at 24.40m to 24.61 m* fault breccia at 24.40m to 24.61m

* po trace; cp as velnlets, dlss to massive; 10*56 (10:17po:cp*py)(25.25m to 25.38m not textured, sulfides, (po), pyroxene, calcite, amph)

sheared felsic, sugary qtz rich area, (gabbro? formally); from 25.95m to 26.05m and 26.29m to 26.42mgenerally foliated but locally sheared (26.72m) (tourmaline rich at 26.67m to 26.75m is ~1cm wide and anastomosing to massive [27.07*to 27.30m]) sheared U.M.s wtth often faulted margins, (amph, chl), foliated (schistose)

(27.77m to 28.01m, 28.00m to 28.27m, 28.56m to 28.73m and 29.63m to 29.84m) brecciated areas wtth numerous different frag types general darkening and f. gr. In 29.12m to 29.53m

30.17 30.61 * Gabbro; sulfides in veinlets, * trace diss.

30.61 30.76 Gab. Frag. ' brittle deform, sulf ~15%

30.76 32.66 Foliated Pyroxenite

32.66 34.57 Gabbro * U.M. shear zones (veins?) within; ~1 "/o sulfides (py)

34.57 35.43 Sheared PyroxenK" massive areas of (po>>cp)

35.43 35.99 Fe/s/fic * well foliated (teucogab)

35.99 40.09 Mixture * U.M. (36.81m; 3cm), gab (eg. 36.27-31), faulted areas (38.09m; fine fract. with infill of FeCO3 ?, sulfides stringers - diss. ~5"Xo, po, cp (10:1)

40.09 44.05 LapWuff * upper contact faulted therefore difficult to determine* po, cp blebs trace amounts, locally up to 5*K (all appear stretched)* melanogabbro intrusion (42.59m to 42,75m) and potential frag, of same scattered (potential dikes?)

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[Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole T (J. Halle)

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5.26 5.83 Overburden ' Stones of eg, gr, mmv, metassed

5.83 39,91 Mafic Metavolcantc Sulfide intercepts: * 10 cm umaf bleb with patches and disseminated pyrr (to 1507o) at 9.56mwith ran aed'y interbeds (as in previous holes)

39.91 40.45 Qtbbro

40.45 42.25 Mafic to Umafic Metavolcanics

' thin stringer of net-textured pyrr at 9.55m (1cm)* chl/qu-rich, eg, umaf irregular patch at 11.76m to 11.97 (10"!*! pyrr grains)* dlss to stringed pyrr In interflow region at 12.28m* net-textured vein at 14.10m* umaf blebs and veins with cpy pyrr at 21.04m, 21.20m, 22.59m* strings of cpy/pyrr at 24.96

Sedimentary Units: * 7.60m to 8.02m ( patchy pyrr last 10 cm of section in coarser-grained amph.-rich horizon)* tuff bed at 10.13m to 10.22m with fine diss pyrr (also f rag's within bed)* 20.08m to 20.75m (euhed. py grains in spots) (43 degrees to core axis) (well-lineated along cleavage)* boudlnaged flesic tuff bed with py at 25.68m (1cm)* tuffaceous frag'al at 31.41m to 31.59m, 39.80 to 40.14m

Other Intercepts: * pk, gr dike at 7.44cm (for 6cm) fining toward contacts* frag'al in contact with sediments at 8.02m (for 14cm)* musc/tourm gr at 9.22m (for 8cm)* hydrothermal alteration (chl-rich, bleached) at 19.45m to 19.53m* fine garnet at 23.11m* chl/qu-rlch pmylo from 27.02m to 27.07m (with 5% py)* many umaf blebs with alt'n halo (eg. 27.02m, 27.63m, 30.38m [hem'n or k-spar alt'n?], 30.44m, 31,21m [with py/cpy to ^Q%])* chlorrtlzed metasediment containing pmylo'ic gr or felsic-rich bed at 32.26m to 32.63m (faulting conformable but late fractures exist)* short sedimentary interbed also highly strained and rarely, contorted, development of augen?* qu stringer* another It grn, chl fault zone strong at 34.04m to 34.11m but colouring extends to underlying volcanic frag'al unit at 34.47m (rare py)* faulted aplite for 7cm at 35.36m, x-cutting chl'ized seam/fault at 17 degrees to core axis at 27.52m* as above also at 39.71m (with py grains and rd hemitization) and in two locations in a mafic volcanic brecc* zone between 39.47m and 39.70m (mafic, eg matrix carries sulfates [fine py?])* ch'rtic fault zones at 39.82m and 39.91m

Black Sand Showings: * 39.91m (beginnings of mg gabbro unit), very thin

* mg, massive weakly foliated, 50 felslcs* patchy alteration (sllicification/chloritization) with amph needles

* similar to those seen in Holes A S B* fg, dark, soft volcanic fllow with numerous veinlets of segregated umafic and calcic zones with alt'n halo (chl'ic)* co, altered toward end of section

* veintets carry few "/o py

42.25 45.18 Meta Pyroxenite

45.18 45.43 Gabbro

" massive to well fol, eg, chloritic/amphibolitized (trem?), px ite* ID-15% py/cpy in unmineralized zones* stringed to massive pyrr reaches 600A (eg. 43.18m to 37m) (brecciation at massive zone)* qu/chl tourm intrusive with hem staining - has irregular contacts 43.35m to 43.42m* black sand occurrence between 42.27m and 43.56m (faulted origin?)* possible gabbroic inclusion or dike at 43.60m (for 20cm?)* as above also at 44.50m to 44.80m as inclusions cut by more mafic material

* likely an inclusion in foliated umafic unit (above)* blebs exist but sulfides mostly In fractures (pyrr +I- cpy)* x-cut by umaf seams

45.43 52.92 Px ite with gabbroic * u above (v. well fd.)Inclutiona/dlkM

52.92 54.04 Meta-Gabbro

54.04 55.52 Leuco-Gabbro

55.52 B-\.33Pxitowithgabbroic intrusions/ dikes

61.33 71.63 Protomylonite Metatuffs/Seds A Gabbro

' rubbley at beginning and at 46.46m to 46.60m* gabbroic Intercepts at 48.00m to 48.08m, 48.34m to 48.58m, 49.68m to 49.67m, 50.13m to 50.36m, 51.18m to 51.39m, 52.44m to 52.87m* fresh, massive umafic between 52.03m and 52.44m (px's altered to trem/chl) (~150Xo pyrr in matrix)* sulfides as strings wtthin sheared umaflcs, massive in brecciated zones

(eg. 46.00m to 46.19m, 46.85m to 47.12m, 47.24m to 47.54m [when pyrr:py:cpy*10:1:1], 48.82m to 49.29m, 49.67m to 49.80m) (euhedral vcg py and patchy cpy)

* weakly feldspar-porphyritic, grn, fresh, homo* m-cg, pss gradational to px ite* very rare sulfides (trace py [?]) 8. pyrr* 30-4007o felsics

* mg, homo, ~50 to SOVo felsics, massive, grey* very rare sulfides in mafic segregations (pyrr/cpy)* cut by bull quartz dike at 54.85m to 55.03m* becoming heterogeneous towards end of section (mafic - felsic)

* fresh px tte (as 52.03m to 52.44m) at 55.85m to 56.34m* as above also intermittently along section and again at 59.16m to 60.22m* gabbroic inclusions at 57.67m to 57.97m, 60.75m to 61.33m* sulfides occur primarily ini massive, polymictic breccias

(eg. 56.58m to 57.88m, 57.34m to 57.44m, 57.56m to 57.69m, 58.44m [for 10cm], 58.98m [for 7cm], 60.82m to 61,33m[half of interval has contact running down length of core](grades to SOVo sulfides - primarily pyrr with rare py, and cpy in brecciated fragments)

* other, lesser inclusions of gabbro intermittent along section

* well-banded, protomylonite of time-sequence of sedimentary lapilli, elastics, and, where massive, possible gabbro (eg. 62.68m to 62.84m) mylonitization at 48 degrees to core axis

* post-mylonitlzation faulting at 34 degrees to core axis* development of Augen pervasive in first half of section

* rare, disseminated cpy (trace amts) to stringers and patches (latter x-cutting fol'n as in veinlets or veins)* umaf segregation or intrusive vein for 5cm at 63.60m (carries uplifted sutfides, ~20X chalcopyrite)* late, hairline faulting at nearly 11 degrees to core axis starting at 64.26m* cpy/py (2:1) veins exist at 67.26m (1cm) and 69.79m (for 0.5cm)* esp. rich cpy disseminates in f po horizon between 66.92m to 67.25m (cpy to 1507o)

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7.21 7.41 Overburden 7.41 24.87 Basalt with Sed'y Interbed* (as previous holes) * 8.20m to 1 1 .24m (sand glacial till) Infill (no sample) with pk gr boulder!

24.87 26.8626.86 30.23

30.23 33.1933.19 33.7733.77 36.17

Mixed Unit (zone) Altered Px'tte

MixedLeucogabbroMelagabbro

36.17 38.14 Mixed Untt (zone)

38.14 44.20 Strained Schistose Metasedlments

* felsic volcanic or sedV Interbed (seen In S,T) between 19.16m - 19.58m* sedV bed 12.84m - 13.23m' shear zone (Itgm, chl rlch)22.49m - 22.62m* starts with melagabbro, Intopmv, volcanic breccia, then Inclusion-rich umaf* schistose but with relict px, 10X pyrr In matrix* Interruption between 29.44m (20cm) of sulfide-rlch breccia with massive pyrr

* massive tofol, fresh, 70 fold with veins (to 5cm true thickness) of qu/co, and infilllngs of mass pym cpy (10:1), ends with poss. brecc.* rare stringers of pyrrcpy (5:1) and eg amph'lte or gabbro inclusions at the top of a sheared mafic gabbro* generally coarse at start to mg, massive to well fot* numerous dk gm (umaf) seams throughout* as above* felsic unit with dlssem, mgt, and rare pyrr stringers exist at 36.97m to 37.13m (poss. Felsic tuff or sub volcanic Intrusion)* well-bedded, grey, lappllll tuff/ash deposit? ' rare py (to few "/o)

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c Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole N (J. Johnston)

[Interval (m) [Rock Type |Description/Comments ]0.00-8.36 8.36-163.56

Overburden Basalt with Sedimentary Interbeds

fine-grained mafic to ultramafic basalt, localized shear zones have light green chlorite and/or epidote alteration and a latter episode has brittlely deformed the shearing and infilled with qu/carb. veinlets; rare cpy/pyrr exists in haloed strings: most conformable to foliation but some cpy-rich strings x-cut; amphibolitized sedimentary sequence from 162.66-163.21m; latter 30cm has more conformable stringers (50 deg. to c.a.) and disseminated sulfides

163.56-175.70 Pyroxenite to massive to well-foliated; first 36cm is medium-grained ending with a sharp contact with coarser px'ite; stringers of pyrr/py (10:1) are Gabbro cut by late shears near parallel to c.a.; rare bull quartz nodules contain no sulfides but milky quartz nodules seem coeval with

px/amph and cpy/pyrr mineralization; intermittent px'ite brecciation hosts massive sulfides (upper zone) (eg: 164.98-165.22m and 166.40-166.96m: grades to 80"7o sulfides in a 10:1 pyrr/cpy ratio); well-foliated, poss. sed'y unit between 165.81and 166.41 hosts only rare diss. sulfides and is x-cut by cpy string at bottom of section (poss. l.F.?); well-mineralized section between 166.41 and 167.82 (to 6007o pyrr with minor cpy) seems to have cpy remobilized in small strings 30 deg. to c.a.; after 167.82, px'ite becomes feldspathic/gabbroic in diffuse patches, v.c.g., and has only 100Xo diss. sulfides; rare examples of x-cutting sulfide veinlets (to 1cm), localized shear zones, and milky quartz veins (possibly eogenetic) exist; finer-grained after 172m with increased cpy and py (i.e. pyrr:cpy:py is 5:1:1) (lower zone); brecciated zones are smaller ^10cm); stringers rarer

175.70-187.42 Amphibole Tuff c.g, well-foliated at 50 deg to c.a., amphibolitized sedimentary tuff; qu/carb dikes exist between 179.51 and 180.93 (tremolite- andaxinite-rich at top), and 186.00 and 186.37m; sulfides non-existent after first few cm; zone containing large basaltic fragments (to 10cm) near 176.60m30cm of quartz veins and silicious alteration grading into gabbro end of unit has 10 cm of gradational contact 6 cm of po blebs (*magnetlte?) in D.M. biotite-rich seams 33cm of muscovite mica granite dike grades into D.M.felsic-rich, feldspar phenocrysts common contorted layering suggests U.M. is intrusive (or possibly weakly faulted) temolite/actinolite patch @ 194.55

196.59-EOH tuff varying In colour due to presence of felsic rich to depleted areas

189.01-190.73 Gabbro

191.73 192.84194.10-194.20 194.20-194.61

[Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hote V (J. Johnson) |

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17.32 20.49 Lapilli

20.49

21.00

21.00 Alt/Intruded TufV/Sed

29.77 Sedimentary Beds

29.77 35.80 SedBeds con't

* clay rich

* tuff (similar in appearance to unit at end of Hole G only more lineated)* lineation varies but average 72 degrees to core axis* felste-rich, foliation can be variable* 18.14m to 18.25m and 18.31m to 18.42m sedbed (as before)* gab (?) inclusions cause wrapping of foliation around* barren

* numerous qtz veins (up to 2cm wide) along with zones of green (chl.) alt.* 20.55m pyr xlls (U.M. inclusion?) with qtz vein* diss po in green alt* po blebs associated with qtz veins

* numerous qtz/carb veins (eg. 21.11m - 4cm; 22.98m - 2cm)* sites of py, cp, po (10:1:25) mineralization at margins* areas of U.M. inclusions (pyx) in qtz vein X11s < or equal to 3mm

* 23.60m to 24.37m: areas become more felsic-rich* orangish/red-brown mineral (axenrte) as blebs* 24.83m: 7cm qtz vein* 25.41m to 26.60m: quartzite (-all quartz with few other minerals) grey in colour* 25.30m to 26.05m: many axenite phenocrysts* 25.00m: py:po becomes ~1:50 diss still* 28.31m: potential fault-frost stretched* 29.52m: quartzite (as above)

* (as above only) fspar phenocrysts numerous* veintets of po * py * diss throughout core common

* 30.60m to 30.88m: very siliceous zone (32.59m to 32.65m)* quartz V. can have 0.5cm to 2cm blebs of po

33.62m to 33.81m; 2cm qtz V. with po diss * tourmaline xlls up to 3mm long* appears to b* sheared gab?

* 33.82m to 34.27m: lineations present but compositionally -gab* 35.49m to 35.56m: green alt., po blebs ^ or equal to 6mm) * stringers* 35.54m 5cm quartz vein

35.59m to 35.80m: alternating qtz -f sed as above

35.80 36.40 Iron Formation

36.40 36.59 Gneissic Unit

36.59 36.86 S.F.

36.85 37.00 Silicified Sed. Unit

37.00 37.63 Sed. Units with sugary qtzV.

37.63 38.27 IF.

42.53 42.88 Sed Beds

42.88 43.06 Felsite(Quartzite?)

43.06 43.57 Broken Seds (fault?)

* greyish qtz V. ^ or equal to 1cm) with po, py veins and dark mafic veins/beds (pyroxenite) - U.M.* conformable upper and lower contact* sulfides ~15Vo

* fspar phenocrysts common* foliation visible especially on cracked surface

* as above

* massive, disc, sulfides*ends in 2cm qtz V.

* as above* at 37.70m: 1cm poV.* dlss * veins of po, py (10:1) ~51k

sulfldM * 38.40m to 39.27m: qtz v. shear zone with DM, gabbro inclusion, po blebs

39.27

39.59

40.36

40.98

41.15

39.59 Sed. Seds

40.36 I.F.

40.98 Sed. Beds

41. 15 Gabbro (?)

42.53 I.F.

* as above

* -20"*, sulfides

* as above

* as above

* starts as sed t* bluish-grey qtz ~600Xo of unit* greenish stringer carry much diss sulfides* sulfides po, py ~20% - 1007o* very siliceous

* v. little sulfides*dark

* barren

* core broken into rubble; fragments suggest sediments

43.57 49.50 l.F.? * less qtz, more silicified areas; more U.M. veinlets* sulfides average ~150Xo - 30%* magnetite in umaf veins?

* 43.75m to 44.00m: felsite, diss. po* 45.82m to 45.85m: gabbro dike* 46.18m to 46.35m: Breccia-Siliceous seds intruded by U.M./gabbro; fault zone?

49.52 51.54 * as above, only thick siliceous zones 5cm to 12cm, containing f-spar phenocrysts, diss po* sulfides diss veinlets

51.54 52.86 * sulfides only near veinlets and fewer near U.M.

52.86 55.16 Siliceous Seds " very siliceous core, intermediate qtz veins, f-spar phenocrysts; diss sulfides, black (U.M.) veins usually magnetic* rare green to grey alt. veinlets

55.16 61.07 Seds * as above* no quartz veins or sulfides* grades Into Siliceous Seds (above)

(68.08m to 68.60m and 59.10m to 61.07m)

61.07 62.72 Siliceous * with qtz V. -i- sulfides, po blebs, veinlets ^Wi

62.72 64.96 Siliceous Seds * as above* no sulfides or qtz veins

64.96 67.60 Seds * schisty -black (clay rich)* at 65.78m: 6cm qtz vein, silicified zone (2cm) surrounds* lower contact gradational

67.60 68.35 Silicified Seds * as 62.72m to 64.96m

68.35 68.97 Seds * as 64.96m to 67.60m

68.97 70.03 Siliceous Seds * as 61.07m to 62.72m (barren)* 70.60m 2cm qtz V. with po blebs* U.M. inclusion

70.83 75.78 Sed Units * dark schistose, few felsic rich/silicified areas

75.78 77.72 Silicified Seds * as 52.80m to 55.16m, only barren

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Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole W (J. Johnston)

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66.94

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6.006.167.398.64

10.7011.4913.1414.0014.0415.4916.4617.1522.6624.0124.3027.0027.9229.4731.4833.5834.8535.7737.0337.3638.7239.3239.8639.9541.1541.3442.25

43.71

44.4544.78

44.6448.8549.2350.8551.6151.6052.0252.1352.5552.5753.0854.1655.1256.0356.2757.3460.7063.9865.2866.0966.967016

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4.075.285.55

6.086.277.429.80

10.77124314.0014.0415.1815.6016.9817.8422.7024.2125.0327.0227.9629.7831.6934.6234.9036.0337.2337.4039.0139.8639.9040.0042.25

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44.13

44.5047.94

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50.1659.5551.6552.0252.0752.5552.5753.0853-1254.3356.0356.1756.4259.3360.8364.1365.3266.1168.307038

Alteration, Mineralization ft Structure

OverburdenMafic Volcanics (massive with occassional pillows, often sheared), with rare sedimentary beds and mica rich zones as found in previous drill holesneaton/foliation @ 42 degrees to C A

sedimentary unit with mud layers and fine grained disseminated pyne quartz veins throughout section, core is much more siliceous than surrounding coremylonite" Zone, composed of stretched quartz fragments in a quartz-feldspar-unknown red crystaline mineral martite, often

chlorite richmica rich foliated zonefeldspar phenocrysts, rare po blebsdisseminated po blebssheared mica rich zone in which chloritic alteration is perservasive (formerly refered to as "sed unit"), discrete patches of disseminated sulfidesextremely sheared zone, stretched mafic grains visible, contacts are -conformablesed unit (sheared zone)sed unit (sheared zone)contorted area, numerous quartz veinssed unit (sheared zone)quartz veinpink granite, at 16.69-16.71 m a fine grained granite crosscutssed unit (sheared zone)patch of round feldspar grainssheared area, contains offset quartz veinmedium grained gabbroquartz patch with 5 mm po btebsquartz vein with calcite and traces of unknown red mineralsed unit (sheared zone)felsic/siliceous zone of quartz/carbonate with chloritic alteration and unkown red mineralsheared gabbropo blebssed unit (sheared zone)sed unit (sheared zone)pink quartz veindisseminated po blebstwo distinct pink granites, contact at 39.62 m 26 degrees to C.A."net textured" suffides (as in prevotus holes)disseminated sulfidesgabbro or diorite with gradabonal tower contactfault with offset of 2 cm at 42 degrees to C Asheared gabbro (lineated 46 degrees to CA)42.69 m a 6 cm quartz vein surrounded by, and cut by, an ultramafic, dear centre of vein countains po blebs, sides are milky white; same type of veining found at 42.54 m (1 cm), 42.56 (4 cm) and 42.80 m (2 cm) believed to all be part of same network of veins as alteration rime and ultramafic conect many of them; much mica in this areafirst 18 cm is quartz-red/orange mineral; followed by a contorted quartz vein that cuts into pink granite which is cut by chtorite-quartz vein, granie contains mafic inclusions with thin alteration rimsgranitejabbro (?), potentially a basalt siliceously altered; foliated with mica rich bands, gelsic grains/crystals; some areas strongly sheared/foliatedzone of numerous fractures infilled by quartzfault in sheared area, causes a Z fold of a 5 mm quartz veinseries of mytonrtes (as above) from 1 0-30 cm wide often linked by stretched quartzgabbropo vein in dark (ultramafic?) rockred garnets in sheared maficmylonite (as above)quartz-chlorite-red mineral felsic zone, siddeminated sulfides (po, cp, py)quartz veinmica rich foliated zonedisseminated to Webs of po, cp in sheared zone, rare ultramafic blebssheared felsic (quartz-chkxite-red mineral) zone, deseminate po, cpsheared gabbro (diorite?)mylonite (as above)chtorite-quartz alterationsed unit (sheared zone)quartz veinlineated chlorite alteration zone, disseminated po. trace pychtorite-quartz rich zone, disseminated po, py, cpirregular quartz veintuff (well sheared amphibole), gradatkxial top and bottom contactsed unit (sheared zone)

166.94

171.78172.86173.05173.59

176.45

171.78

172.86173.05173.59176.45

181.36

72.5573.4474.0076.1278.6978.9479.0082.5184.0685.2185.4386.7286.7587.4788.5690.1890.8096.75

101.72107.36108.26111.50113.85114.54117.26117.43117.59117.75118.03118.16119.43120.80124.80127.25133.97135.82139.60140.52143.00145.76149.25150.16152.31155.58156.85159.73

163.17164.17164.52165.70165.98166.05166.13166.34166.37166.46166.54166.68

168.17

171.53

175.49

180.59

72.5973.4875.0578.6678.7379.0081.1383.5285.6985.2385.4986.7588.4087.6188.6690.3191.1096.90

107.36107.40109.80

114.23

117.43117.59117.75117.81118.16118.69119.67120.85124.89127.33123.05135.90139.93140.59143.83145.81149.39150.79152.39156.55158.02160.67

163.45164.23164.73165.72166.03166.13166.34166.37166.46166.52166.68166.94

168.39

171.61

175.89

180.70

chtorrte-quartz alterationquartz veinpink granite, mafic inclusions/Atepink granite (pegmatite), cut by fine grained quartz/granitemylonite (as above)mylonite (as above)sed unit (sheared zone)sed unit (sheared zone)sed unit (sheared zone)(regular quartz veinmylonite (as above)mylonite (as above)sed unit (sheared zone)quartz-cMorite felsic zone, strongly lineated cross cutting oflher layerstine grained granitegranitechlor&c and siliceous alterationseries of siliceous/crHorrtic alteration zones with disseminated to Webs of po. pynumerous alteration patchesmylonite (as above)disseminated sutfides in sed unitseries of hariline fractures perpendicular to foliationsed unit (sheared zone)fault, 1cm offset, 20 degrees to C A•white quartz veinchkxite-mica-sihoeous alterationquartz veindisseminated po, ehtorite-mica-siliceous alteration, black long hexagonal crystalsmylonite (as above)quartz veinlink granitemylonite (as above)quartz-carbonate vein with Z foldmylonite (as above)weak mylonite, disseminated po, pymylonite (as above), some quartz bands are boudanagedsed unit (sheared zone)quartz veinsed unit (sheared zone)alteration zone, -514 pcc^quartz-carbonate(-trernolrte7acbnolrte) vein 1 cm wide with entente at edges running lengthwise down coresed unit (sheared zone)felsic zone (high degree of siliceous alteration)sed unit (sheared zone)sed unit (sheared zone)fine grained gabbro, top contact medium grained with mica band running along, bottom contact has a 2 cm zone of ditoriticarleratkinfoltowedbyaslwtzreatrflamirffltkxVlbHatkminmhighly chtoritized/chlorite rich zone with numerous hariline fracturescontorted chlorite dAeid&on patchbayiiicnliil (pillow rim)disseminated podisseminated podisseminated to Uebs of poquartz vein, large Mete of po,pywell foliated mafic with suMdesquartz vein, large Uebs of po, pywell foliated mafic with suffidesquartz vein, targe blebs of po, pydisseminated sutfidespyroxenite with massive to veins to blebs of po.cp.py (20:6:1); pyroxenite is well lineatedbrecciated due to sulfide distorting host rockafter -168.80 op decreases in abundance; po:cp:p)p10:2:1felsic rich zone, still uMbUmZAdGabbro-sheared, po btebs, stringers -1frtt suffides, trace amounts of py, cpfoliated maficOgabbro?)basalt intruded and brecciated by ultramafic (potential dtorite), mineralization is disseminate po, py

gabbro-rnelanogabbro (175.89-176.45 m), mineralization is disseminated to veinlets of po, fading as end of unit is reachedmore felsic area wMh phenocrysts of plagioclaseAmphibolite tuff (as found in previous drill notes)felsic rich zone. Disseminated to small btebs of po

EOH

Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole M (J. Johnston)

Footagefrom

0.009.96

to9.96

220.98

Subdivision

11.1611.9512.2412.4412.4917.2215.9119.4220.0020.1221.4622.51

28.2828.6628.9831.9732.6833.9634.7335.0435.4135.1437.0638.12

39.3939.7039.7240.8942.6744.8245.8449.3451.8854.5058.6757.7467.5867.7468.3171.0071.7575.7376.5979.2179.5579.0479.6682.3582.6584.7585.9086.0986.1788.7892.4292.87

11.8612.0212.3612.4913.6619.3816.0019.4721.4620.2522.5128.28

28.3528.7229.0532.6432.7134.2434.8135.0735.7535.4137.4938.97

39.7039.7239.7941.0942.8445.4045.9649.4452.0254.7058.8557.84

68.2378.9071.01

75.7476.6579.2279.5679.0679.6882.4182.8184.8486.0986.1386.3088.8192.48


OverburdenMafic with rare seimentary units (as in previous holes)ineation/bedding is @ 45 degrees to C Ato a depth of -12 m core is fragmented and numerous water seems were reportednumerous feldspar phenocrystsdisseminated poarea brecciated by quartz-carbonate veinquartz veinchloritic alteration zone or weathered core due to the presence of water seamssheared mafic with red mineral (suspected garnets)pink granitesilica (very fine grained quartz) vein with disseminated sulfidessheared mafic with layers of quartz-chkxitic alteration and mica (referred to as "sed units" in previous holes)medium grained pyrexene (pyroxenite), disseminated sulfidesfine grained to pegmatitic pink granite (2 phases, sharp contact between the dike and massive intrusion)mafic with numerous "sed units' (as above) of varying size, some units much more felsic than others (i.e. 25.34- 25.49 m), disseminated sulfide patches commoncontorted quartz veins with chloritic alteration and red crystalline mineral, "mylonite" (as in previous holes)mylonite (as above)fine grained felsic ^W^k quartz)breccia in quartz vein, chloritic alterationfine grained grey quartz veinmylonite (as above)fine grained grey quartz veinfine grained grey quartz veinpink pegmatitic granitefine-medium grained gabbropyroxenite with -TK, sulfidesultramafic with S-10% sulfides38.64-38.86 m contourted due to strong deformationultramafic T& sulfides. po, py; strongly lineatedmylonite (as above)strongly fineated chloritic alteration zonequartz vein, includes brecciated wallrccklight pink granitepink granitequartz veinfelsic unitquartz with thin mafic stringers and unknown red mineralmica rich granitemedkim-fine grained granitenet textured1 sulfides (as in previous holes), po, pyfault with 1 cm defacement, irregular but runs -40 degrees to CAirregular quartz vein, 1-5 cm wide, running length wise down corelight felsic phase conformable with lineation, believed to be gabbromylonite (as above)fault parraHel to Kneation, sight offsetmylonite (as above)quartz-feklspar-rnica-chlorite zone, po blebs (0. 75 cm)quartz veinmylonite (as above)mylonite (as above)mylonite (as above)chloritic alteration with sharp contact into quartz vein containing brecciated wallrockgranitetremolrle/actinolie-pyroMene-feldspar/plagioclase-rnicadisseminated sulfides, plagioclase phenocrysts, black cubic crystalsgranitemylonite (as above)quartz veinmylonite (as above)fault at 20 degrees to C A, offset of 0.5 cm

94.0794.0995.0895.8096.1599.69

100.80102.04

105.35105.44105.58105.64106.32107.50108.41109.61110.80111.11111.46114.96117.67118.00120.26124.74127.19128.52128.85128.92130.16131.15131.37136.52137.55138.80142.95142.97143.60144.35146.00146.19148.17148.18148.89149.01149.64149.85151.37156.68158.90159.46159.99165.04165.14172.25172.41172.55177.08178.48178.90183.47184.50186.82187.88

94.0894.1195.4796.1599.69

100.10102.04103.54

105.58

105.64105.70106.48107.53108.76109.65111.31111.14111.58115.02117.85124.80120.34125.18127.29128.85128.86129.07120.25131.23131.44137.39138.12142.72142.97143.06144.04144.45146.06146.95148.18148.29148.97149.07149.74149.96153.02156.74159.03159.51161.23165.48165.15172.41172.55172.66177.12178.62178.92184.19

14.55186.90188.28

mylonite (as above)mylonite (as above)gabbrogabbro- melanograbbrosheared gabbro with zones of quartz-chkxite-mica alterationalternating layers of teucogabbro and mafic-ultramaficcore is felsic with layers of very felsic material (possible the result of siliceous alteration)numerous quartz filed fractures, displacement occurring on some, running lengthwise along core 1 02.30-102.45 m -5% surfides In mica rich chlorite-quartz zone 102.90-103.00 m brecciated 103.00-103.30 siliceous with sulfides 103.30-103.54 brecciated ultramafic with sulfidesstrongly sheared with mica, ultramafic patches (as in prevous holes)quartz vein with oystafline orange mineralmylonite (as above)quartz vein, gradational upper contact into mylonitewhite granitepink granitepink granite @ 20 degrees to C A, top contact contains inclusions of pyroxene (?) crystalsgranite pegmatitesheared gabbromylonite (as above)sed units (as above) with -20**, py, powhite-pink granitesed units (as above)masive mafic with -no alterationpink granitesed units (as above)mixture of plagjodase-ojuartz-pyroxenesed units (as above)mylonite (as above)mylonite (as above)plagiodase/fektepar-chloribc alteration intrusionmylonite (as above)pink granitegabbro (?)sed units (as above)sheared area of mafice with chlorite +I- felsic alterationquartz vein with chloritenumerous quartz fifed fracturessheared area of mafice wflh chlorite +I- felsic alterationnumerous quartz flted fractureschlorite alteration cut by uKramafaic with large quartz stringerschlorite alteration with quartz stingers and little micatrace py in mylonite (as above, -red mineral)contorted chlorite-felsic aterafionchlorite alteration with quartz stringersquartz-feldsparquartz (white) with orange mineralquartz veinsed units (as above)pillowed basaltpo in mica surround by aterabonpo in mica surround by aterabonlayered quartz and chlorite alteration, some pochlorite alteration +I- sfcaficationquartz veinsed units (as above)chlorite alterationsed units (as above)mica-chlorite-fetspar(-rare pyroxene) in contorted/wavy bandschlorite alteration-feldspar wilh ~4'K sulfides (disseminated)po with smaH py stringerschlorite (fight green) wMh numerous quartz filled fractures~3*ft po (Webs)chlorite-plagioclase-red mineral (unkown)massive chlorite with py cubes, po, cp

188.28188.45188.65191.48191.49192.15192.63196.40

197.48199.64200.48

201.60204.92206.92207.31207.35207.80209.60210.10210.97211.37211.48211.47211.58211.75211.85212.63212.87213.30213.65215.27216.24

188.45188.65

felsic unit with py, pomassive chlorite with py cubes, po, cp

188.89 orange feldspar-quartz191.49192.00192.25193.34196.42

198.06200.27200.51

201.70

207.20207.32207.36208.20

210.17211.25211.43211.49211.58212.38211.76211.95212.69213.30213.73213.70216.24220.98

povemlayers of mafic with felsic layers, -3")fc suffices (spotty occurance)-20'*. suffides, stringers-Webs p^^numerous quartz filled fractures @ -48 degrees to C Amylonite (as above)

plagioclase Mobs scattered through section, very mica rich with large pyroxene crystals, scattered sulfide blebscore is much darker in colour than previouslymylonite (as above)quartz-plagiodase-chlorite with sulfide btebs, surrounded by 1 cm felsic (plagioclase) rim containing black tabular crystals (pyroxene)bands of mica flow around dark inclusionsedimentary bedsmylonite (as above -red mineral)mylonite (as above -red mineral)we* fineatedffoliated with felsic bandsthin cp veinsflkaa with red mineral, chloritebreccia with -40-60"* suffides (py^po)quartz veinquartz vein~20Ki suffices py^pocore is fragmentedquartz wedge with py btebsquartz veinquartz veinquartz veinseveral irregular fractures fifed with grayish quartz-feldspar, running lengthwise down corefine grained granite, cut by veins mentioned abovegradational contact, sheared, from basalt to sheared gabbrogabbro 219.31-219.61 teucogabbro 220.04-220.1 1 fine grained sheared basalt (gabbro?), disseminated suffides

EOH

Appendix IV—Assay Results

ASSAYS FOR HOLE A22From

m33.8734.8735.8736.8737.8738.8739.8740.8741.8742.87

AVERAGE33.87

Tom

34.8735.8736.8737.8738.8739.8740.8741.8742.8743.87

43.87

Lengthm

1.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.00

10.00

Cuy,

0.2560.5680.5690.8100.5670.4260.6961.1200.3490.456

0.582

Niy.

0.4120.8740.6110.4740.7150.2990.5620.7030.2480.461

0.536

CoIbs

0.5131.6370.9901.1590.7390.3100.7170.9020.2380.418

0.762

Ptg

0.0500.0700.0400.0400.0500.0600.0300.0300.0600.020

0.045

Pdg

0.5120.3920.4440.4320.2760.7320.4960.1640.3440.164

0.396

Pt+Pdg

0.5620.4620.4840.4720.3260.7920.5260.1940.4040.184

0.441

ASSAYS FOR HOLE B23From

m52.0653.0654.0655.0656.0657.0658.0659.0660.0661.0662.06

AVERAGE52.06

Tom

53.0654.0655.0656.0657.0658.0659.0660.0661.0662.0663.06

63.06

Lengthm

1.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.00

11.00

Cuy*

0.3630.4110.3220.5380.4330.2890.6880.2760.3270.4420.587

0.425

NiK

0.5290.6800.6620.6290.8601.3600.8761.5900.7820.3850.394

0.795

CoIbs

0.6340.6670.6820.8140.8511.0360.9061.1770.6950.5940.603

0.787

Ptg

0.1700.1700.2400.0600.0500.3000.0900.3200.0500.0500.100

0.145

Pdg

0.5620.8040.7520.4240.6920.8560.7600.9720.3360.2640.352

0.616

Pt + Pdg

0.7320.9740.9920.4840.7421.1560.8501.2920.3860.3140.452

0.761

ASSAYS FOR HOLE C2SFrom

m74.9375.3376.3377.3378.3379.3380.3381.3382.3383.33

AVERAGE74.93

Tom

75.3376.3377.3378.3379.3380.3381.3382.3383.3383.98

83.98

Lengthm

0.401.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.000.65

9.05

Cu•Ji

0.5080.6380.3600.5990.7350.9140.9260.5200.2120.157

0.576

NiVo

0.5291.1800.9531.4001.4800.8290.8920.6251.1801.380

1.066

CoIbs

0.8210.8381.0301.9911.3622.3872.0900.7611.3550.966

1.411

Ptg

0.1000.0900.2000.1100.0900.1200.1400.1300.1600.140

0.129

Pdg

0.5840.2040.7000.7800.9480.8320.8440.4600.9720.604

0.703

Pt+Pdg

0.6840.2940.9000.8901.0380.9520.9840.5901.1320.744

0.833

LEGEND

salt - Mtflc VolcanicsEAST WEST RESOURCE CORP. CAST WEST RESOURCE CORP

Ultramafic - Arnphlbole, Pyroxenite Sulphide Zont

NORTON LAKE DEPOSIT Cu, Nl, PGE, Co


NORTON LAKE DEPOSIT Cu, Ni, PQE, Co


SECTION 0+25E.SECTION 0+00

LEGEND Basalt - Malic Volcanics

l f J Ultramafic - Amphibole Pyroxenite EAST WEST RESOURCE CORP.EAST WEST RESOURCE CORP

l ' r\ Ultramafic - Amphibole Pyroxenite

Sulphide Zona

L .J Quartzite - Metascdiments

nrrrii Amphibolide Tuft•V. - PropoMd Drill Hole



NORTON LAKE DEPOSIT Cu, Nl, PGE, Co


SECTION 0+75ESECTION 0+50E.

ASSAYS FOR HOLE D26From

m82.0083.0084.0085.0086.0087.0088.0089.0090.0091.0092.0093.0094.0095.0096.0097.0098.0099.00100.00101.00

AVERAGE82.00

Tom

83.0084.0085.0086.0087.0088.0089.0090.0091.0092.0093.0094.0095.0096.0097.0098.0099.00100.00101.00102.00

102.00

Lengthm

1.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.00

20.00

Cu'/o

0.3100.1250.6780.4560.8991.5800.6860.7153.2700.2970.3031.3600.7821.3500.6100.8670.8140.6570.3600.327

0.822

NiVo

0.1120.1140.2980.4750.3380.4740.5390.4880.3371.5001 5200.3950.5240.7380.9730.9510.8191.2500.5010.279

0.631

CoIbs

0.4140.2440.4140.7720.3230.4400.5190.4910.4291.1151.1350.3850.7810.9831.1750.8910.9591.1810.4400.253

0.667

Pt9

0.5300.0200.0800.1000.0400.0900.1300.0900.2000.0900.0500.0900.1900.0600.1200.0500.0900.0800.0700.060

0.112

Pdg

1.2750.0960.2480.4480.1960.3880.4440.4400.5080.8000.8120.2960.4200.5720.9600.6720.7000.8400.4200.276

0.541

Pt+Pd9

1.8050.1160.3280.5480.2360.4780.5740.5300.7080.8900.8620.3860.6100.6321.0800.7220.7900.9200.4900.336

0.652

ASSAYS FOR HOLE E24From

m45.2946.2947.2948.2949.2950.36

AVERAGE45.29

Tom

46.2947.2948.2949.2950.3651.56

51.56

Lengthm

1.001.001.001.001.071.20

6.27

Cu%

0.2560.0141.5800.9733.2100.916

1.685

Ni•ft

0.3580.0290.7380.5160.3560.705

0.514

CoIbs

0.4470.0551.1070.9880.7810.724

0.810

Ptg

0.070.0050.0500.3700.0800.090

0.123

Pdg

0.2960.0260.5680.3640.3640.492

0.414

Pt + Pdg

0.3660.0310.6180.7340.4440.582

0.537

ASSAYS FOR HOLE F27From

m55.5056.5057.5058.6359.6360.6361.6362.6363.6364.6365.6366.6367.6368.6369.63

AVERAGE55.50

Tom

56.5057.5058.5059.6360.6361.6362.6363.6364.6365.6366.6367.6368.6369.6370.63

70.63

Lengthm

1.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.00

15.00

Cu•X,

0.2430.2790.6930.8510.8687.2601.3700.9730.3810.7150.6800.6620.5340.3630.207

1.072

Ni"/o

1.5000.5280.5060.5350.9280.4130.5880.9110.2140.9081.3801.1801.4600.1340.274

0.764

CoIbs

1.7270.5430.5760.6311.1290.7240.8160.9060.2461.4262.8821.0651.2560.1690.557

0.977

Ptg

0.1380.1350.2390.0970.0460.0810.6760.1130.0160.0890.0490.1770.0700.0450.068

0.136

Pdg

1.1600.5100.6000.6200.5800.4200.5600.7300.1850.7700.8801.2200.9900.1400.200

0.638

Pt + Pdg

1.29806450.8390.7170.6260.5011.2360.8430.2010.8590.9291.3971.0600.1850.268

0.773

ASSAYS FOR HOLE G28From

m34.1435.1436.1437.1438.8539.8540.8541.9242.9243.92

AVERAGE34.14

Tom

35.1436.1437.1438.8539.8540.8541.8542.9243.9244.92

44.92

Lengthm

1.001.001.001.711.001.001.001.001.001.00

10.71

Cu"/o

0.2160.3400.1320.1950.4130.5781.1000.5161.0800.402

0.477

Ni•fc

0.5200.5370.2800.3340.9820.7461.1801.5901.6300.402

0.788

Co(bs

0.4820.5100.3230.4361.1590.9001.6521.2191.2850.387

0.809

Ptg

0.1170.1230.0710.1400.6300.2950.1391.7900.0850.065

0.332

Pdg

0.3700.4500.2800.3600.8200.6600.7901.0201.1600.320

0.606

Pt + Pdg

0.4870.5730.3510.5001.4500.9550.92928101.2450.385

0.937

ASSAYS FOR HOLE O31From

m47.2748.2749.2750.2751.2752.2753.2754.2755.2756.2757.2758.27

AVERAGE47.27

Tom

48.2749.2750.2751.2752.2753.2754.2755.2756.2757.2758.2759.27

",

59.27

Lengthm

1.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.00

12.00

Cu•/o

0.9130.7230.7550.6790.5450.5090.9041.9502.2800.8150.4150.201

0.891

Ni•Ji

1.1600.3850.4550.8300.2730.4590.6780.2360.4751.2700.6290.344

0.600

CoIbs

0.9680.4470.5061.3440.2660.7000.6070.5060.7611.1290.5850.363

0.682

Ptg

0.1660.1170.1250.1440.0620.0680.0810.1010.4350.8620.0770.103

0.195

Pdg

1.3300.4400.3300.6300.2300.3700.4700.3300.4500.8200.5000.300

0.517

Pt + Pd9

1.4960.5570.4550.7740.2920.4380.5510.4310.8851.6820.5770.403

0.712

ASSAYS FOR HOLE P30From

m630364.0365.0366.0367.0368.0369.0370.0371.0372.0373.0374.0375.0376.0377.0378.03

AVERAGE63.03

Tom

64.0365.0366.0367.0368.0369.0370.0371.0372.0373.0374.0375.0376.0377.0378.0379.03

79.03

Lengthm

1.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001 001.001.001.001.001.001.001.00

16.00

Cu"/o

0.4730.1880.1770.0750.7240.6920.8510.3370.3300.1620.4920.9580.5170.4630.3810.459

0.455

NiV*

0.1770.4120.6940.1050.1630.3950.7851.1200.5910.6610.5951.4201.4500.5700.4040.266

0.613

CoIbs

0.2070.4290.9090.1320.2820.4180.7901.0120.6840.8820.5791 0931.0250.4710.5570.334

0.613

Ptg

0.1530.1690.0940.0110.0530.1030.1310.0630.1530.3520.1700.0980.0940.1540.4700.267

0.158

Pdg

0.2700.3500.5500.0640.1750.3700.6100.6200.4200.6600.4601.1001.1300.5300.3500.290

0.497

Pt + Pdg

0.4230.5190.6440.0750.2280.4730.74106830.5731.0120.6301.1981.2240.6840.8200.557

0.655

ASSAYS FOR HOLE Q29From

m82.2683.2684.2685.2686.2687.2688.2689.2690.9491.9492.9493.9494.94

AVERAGE82.26

Tom

83.2684.2685.2686.2687.2688.2689.2690.2691.9492.9493.9494.9495.94

95.94

Lengthm

1.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.00

13.00

CuK

02830.3490.6810.1770.5390.2170.5770.0860.8280.8990.3160.2970.296

0.426

Ni%

0.4621.4800.6390.3190.9990.4930.2620.1130.9060.7390.8540.9080.328

0.654

Col bs

0.5741.1040.5900.3741.1510.7280.3170.1410.9020.7350.7260.9040.477

0.671

Ptg

0.1470.3520.2220.0670.1080.1650.3320.0140.1030.1060.1250.2500.099

0.161

Pdg

0.4300.6300.5300.2901.0400.4200.2600.0810.6700.6100.6100.7200.440

0.518

Pt+Pdg

0.5770.9820.7520.3571.1480.5850.5920.0950.7730.7160.7350.9700.539

0.679

ASSAYS FOR HOLE S33From

m24.9425.9426.9427.9428.9430.1730.6031.6032.6633.5334.6035.4436.0037.0038.0039.0040.0041.00

AVERAGE24.94

Tom

25.9426.9427.9428.9430.1730.6031.6032.6633.5334.6035.4436.0037.0038.0039.0040.0041.0042.00

42.00

Lengthm

1.001.001.001.001.230.431.001.060.871.070.840.561.001.001.001.001.001.00

17.06

Cu%

0.2300.3670.2450.1540.4330.2170.5520.3910.0520.0190.4440.0840.1910.1540.1970.1370.2050.315

0.250

Ni•fc

0.3690.3960.6311.2100.5340.1470.9611.4400.0640.0450.5720.0540.3660.2770.1510.1250.3310.212

0.462

CoIbs

0.4310.5150.6690.9500.6360.2050.8820.9500.0950.0700.4090.1140.4420.3940.1470.1250.2440.180

0.435

Ptg

0.0950.1000.1150.0500.0600.0150.0700.0600.0150.0050.1250.0200.1850.1050.0350.0450.0600.060

0.070

Pdg

0.4240.4000.4180.5880.3480.1040.7360.8600.0560.0300.5080.0380.2960.2540.1260.1100.2300.244

0.336

Pt+Pdg

0.5190.5000.5330.6380.4080.1190.8060.9200.0710.0350.6330.0580.4810.3590.1610.1550.2900.304

HangingwallZone

Gabbro

FootwallZone

0.407INCLUDING

24.94 32.66 7.72 0.335 0.753 0.690 0.074 0.512 0.586INCLUDING

34.60 42.00 7.40 0.219 0.267 0.262 0.082 0.231 0.313


m82.2683.2684.2685.2686.2687.2688.2689.2690.9491.9492.9493.9494.94

AVERAGE82.26

Tom

83.2684.2685.2686.2687.2688.2689.2690.2691.9492.9493.9494.9495.94

95.94

Lengthm

1.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.00

13.00

Cu"A

0.2830.3490.6810.1770.5390.2170.5770.0860.8280.8990.3160.2970.296

0.426

Ni•k

0.4621.4800.6390.3190.9990.4930.2620.1130.9060.7390.8540.9080.328

0.654

CoIbs

0.5741.1040.5900.3741.1510.7280.3170.1410.9020.7350.7260.9040.477

0.671

Pi9

0.1470.3520.2220.0670.1080.1650.3320.0140.1030.1060.1250.2500.099

0.161

Pdg

0.4300.6300.5300.2901.0400.4200.2600.0810.6700.6100.6100.7200.440

0.518

Pt+Pdg

0.5770.9820.7520.3571.1480.5850.5920.0950.7730.7160.7350.9700.539

0.679


m24.9425.9426.9427.9428.9430.1730.6031.6032.6633.5334.6035.4436.0037.0038.0039.0040.0041.00

AVERAGE24.94

Tom

25.9426.9427.9428.9430.1730.6031.6032.6633.5334.6035.4436.0037.0038.0039.0040.0041.0042.00

42.00

Lengthm

1.001.001.001.001.230.431.001.060.871.070.840.561.001.001.001.001.001.00

17.06

Cu•k

0.2300.3670.2450.1540.4330.2170.5520.3910.0520.0190.4440.0840.1910.1540.1970.1370.2050.315

0.250

Niy.

0.3690.3960.6311.2100.5340.1470.9611.4400.0640.0450.5720.0540.3660.2770.1510.1250.3310.212

0.462

CoIbs

0.4310.5150.6690.9500.6360.2050.8820.9500.0950.0700.4090.1140.4420.3940.1470.1250.2440.180

0.435

Ptg

0.0950.1000.1150.0500.0600.0150.0700.0600.0150.0050.1250.0200.1850.1050.0350.0450.0600.060

0.070

Pdg

0.4240.4000.4180.5880.3480.1040.7360.8600.0560.0300.5080.0380.2960.2540.1260.1100.2300.244

0.336

Pt+Pdg

0.5190.5000.5330.6380.4080.1190.8060.9200.0710.0350.6330.0580.4810.3590.1610.1550.2900.304

HangingwallZone

Gabbro

FootwallZone

0.407INCLUDING

24.94 32.66 7.72 0.335 0.753 0.690 0.074 0.512 0.586INCLUDING

34.60 42.00 7.40 0.219 0.267 0.262 0.082 0.231 0.313


m82.2683.2684.2685.2686.2687.2688.2689.2690.9491.9492.9493.9494.94

AVERAGE82.26

Tom

83.2684.2685.2686.2687.2688.2689.2690.2691.9492.9493.9494.9495.94

95.94

Lengthm

1.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.00

13.00

Cu•54

02830.3490.6810.1770.5390.2170.5770.0860.8280.8990.3160.2970.296

0.426

Ni"k

0.4621.4800.6390.3190.9990.4930.2620.1130.9060.7390.8540.9080.328

0.654

Col bs

0.5741.1040.5900.3741.1510.7280.3170.1410.9020.7350.7260.9040.477

0.671

Pt9

0.1470.3520.2220.0670.1080.1650.3320.0140.1030.1060.1250.2500.099

0.161

Pdg

0.4300.6300.5300.2901.0400.4200.2600.0810.6700.6100.6100.7200.440

0.518

Pt + Pdg

0.5770.9820.7520.3571.1480.5850.5920.0950.7730.7160.7350.9700.539

0.679


m24.9425.9426.9427.9428.9430.1730.6031.6032.6633.5334.6035.4436.0037.0038.0039.0040.0041.00

AVERAGE24.94

Tom

25.9426.9427.9428.9430.1730.6031.6032.6633.5334.6035.4436.0037.0038.0039.0040.0041.0042.00

42.00

Lengthm

1.001.001.001.001.230.431.001.060.871.070.840.561.001.001.001.001.001.00

17.06

CuK

0.2300.3670.2450.1540.4330.2170.5520.3910.0520.0190.4440.0840.1910.1540.1970.1370.2050.315

0.250

Ni•A

0.3690.3960.6311.2100.5340.1470.9611.4400.0640.0450.5720.0540.3660.2770.1510.1250.3310.212

0.462

CoIbs

0.4310.5150.6690.9500.6360.2050.8820.9500.0950.0700.4090.1140.4420.3940.1470.1250.2440.180

0.435

Ptg

0.0950.1000.1150.0500.0600.0150.0700.0600.0150.0050.1250.0200.1850.1050.0350.0450.0600.060

0.070

Pdg

0.4240.4000.4180.5880.3480.1040.7360.8600.0560.0300.5080.0380.2960.2540.1260.1100.2300.244

0.336

Pt + Pdg

0.5190.5000.5330.6380.4080.1190.8060.9200.0710.0350.6330.0580.4810.3590.1610.1550.2900.304

HangingwallZone

Gabbro

FootwallZone

0.407INCLUDING

24.94 32.66 7.72 0.335 0.753 0.690 0.074 0.512 0.586INCLUDING

34.60 42.00 7.40 0.219 0.267 0.262 0.082 0.231 0.313

ASSAYSFrom

m42.2543.2544.2545.2546.2547.2548.2549.2550.2551.2552.2553.2554.0455.5356.6357.6358.6359.6360.63

FOR HOLE T32Tom

43.2544.2545.2546.2547.2548.2549.2550.2551.2552.2553.2554.0455.5356.6357.6358.6359.6360.6361.32

Lengthm

1.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.000.791.491.101.001.001.001.000.69

Cu•A

0.1720.1320.6970.5421.3500.2570.9670.8610.4631 0600.5660.0160.0190.4310.3650.6520.6841.4200.138

Ni•fc

0.4170.6210.6570.5920.8150.7200.90208330.8910.4400.1670.0140.0080.1421.3900.5590.4450.1521.170

CoIbs

0.6270.5870.5350.8471.1150.5631.1330.8340.9000.7280.2990.0480.0180.4270.8760.7190.4640.2510.823

Pig

0.1050.0800.4100.1000.1650.1400.2550.1800.1300.2250.0750.0050.0050.0600.2000.0700.3800.1050.420

Pd9

03200.3740.4840.3480.4520.3720.6080.6480.6880.4180.1620.0020.0060.0960.7660.4080.3580.2401.045

Pt + Pd9

0.4250.4540.8940.4480.6170.5120.8630.8280.8180.6430.2370.0070.0110.1560.9660.4780.7380.3451.465

HangingwallZone

Gabbro

FootwallZone

AVERAGE 42.25 61.32

INCLUDING 42.25 53.25

INCLUDING 55.53 61.32

19.07

11.00

5.79

ASSAYS FOR HOLE U34 From To Length

m m m25.86 26.8626.86 27.8627.86 29.4429.44 30.4430.44 32.0032.00 32.3632.36 33.1933.19 33.7733.77 34.733473 36.1636.16 36.9736.97 37.1337.13 38.34

AVERAGE25.86 38.34

INCLUDING25.86 33.19

INCLUDING34.73 38.34

1.001.001.581.001.560.360.830.580.961.430.810.161.21

12.48

7.33

3.61

0.566

0.642

0.637

Cu%

0.2160.2560.2030.5820.4270.5210.6770.0180.0780.3771.5500.3120.410

0.418

0.381

0.648

0.555

0.641

0.606

Ni•54

0.3810.2280.3310.4140.7980.1140.6940.0900.0990.0590.6620.0300.405

0.374

0.465

0.309

0.607

0.743

0.578

Co Ibs

0.3630.2420.4250.5170.7110.0920.5520.0750.1610.0840.7520.0420.312

0.377

0.463

0.308

0.157

0.170

0.192

Ptg

0.5450.1250.1300.1200.1300.0600.4950.0050.0200.0100.1500.0050.075

0.151

0.222

0.063

0.392

0.443

0.449

Pdg

0.3800.2040.2300.3780.5000.0880.4480.04400640.05605880.0120.266

0.279

0.342

0.244

0.549

0.613

0.641

Pt + Pdg

0.9250.3290.3600.4980.6300.1480.9430.0490.0840.0660.7380.0170.341

HangingwallZone

Gabbro

Zone

0.429

0.565

0.307

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33.87-43.8752.06 - 63.0674.93-83.9882.00- 102.0045.29-51.2655.50 - 70.6334.14-44.92

In Progress163.56-175.7047.27 - 59.2767.03 - 79.0382.26 - 95.9424.94 - 35.4342.25-61.3336.17-38.14

Not on Norton Zone167.00-172.00

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(m)10.011.09.0520.006.2715.1310.78

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5.00

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(ft-)33.036.3

29.8766.2320.6949.9235.57

40.0639.6039.6045.1434.9763.606.57

16.50

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(m)48.073.086.4106.757.680.864.0

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To: EAST WEST RESOURCE CORP.

402 - 905 W.FENDER ST. VANCOUVER, BC V6C 1L6

INVOICE NUMBER 10219132

BILLING INFORMATION

Date: Project: P.O. No.: Account:

Comments:

08-JUL-2002 NORTON

NMZ

Billing: For analysis performed on Certificate A0219132

Terms: Payment due on receipt of invoice 1,25Ve per month (150Xo per annum) charged on overdue accounts

Please Remit Payments to:

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ft OF ANALYSED FOR SAMPLES CODE - DESCRIPTION

UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE AMOUNT

17 - PGM-ICP23- ME-ICP41- PREP-31

15.008.006.00 29.00 493.00

Total CostClient Discount ( 254)

Net Cost(Reg* R100938885 ) GST

TOTAL PAYABLE (CDN) 395.63

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A0219132

CERTIFICATE A0219132

;NMZ) - EAST WEST RESOURCE CORP.

3ro]eot: NORTON

Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, OK. rhis report was printed ea 08-JOL-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

205 226

3202 229

i* tanvv. i .

NUMBER SAMPLES

17 1717 17

DESCRIPTION

Qeoeheni ring to approx ISO mesh 0-3 Kg oruih and split Rook - save entire reject ICP - AQ Digestion charge

The 32 element ICP package is suitable for trace metals in soil and reek samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete aret Al, Ba, Be, Ca, cr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Na, Sr, Ti, Tl, W.

ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES

METHODCODE

AU-ICP23Pt-ZCP23Pd-ICPS3Ag-ICP41A1-ICP41AI-ICP41B-ICP41Ba-ICP41Be-ICP41B1-ICP41CS-ICP41Cd-ICP41CO-ICP41Ct-ICP41CU-ICP41Fe-ICP41Qa-ICP41Hg-ICP41K-ICP41

La-ICP41Hg-ICP41Hn-ICP41MO-ICP41Na-ICP41NI-XCP41P-ICP41

Pb-ZCP418-ICP41

8b-ICP41SO-ICP41Sr-ICP41Ti-ICP41T1-ICP41U-ICP41V-ICP41W-ICP41

NUMBERSAMPLES

171717171717171717171717171717171717171717171717171717171717171717171717

DESCRIPTION

Au ppbi FA ICP packagePt ppbi PX ICP packagePd ppbi FA ICP packageAg ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockAl Hi 32 element, soil ft rockAs ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockB ppmi 32 element, rock ft soilBa ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockBe ppni 32 element, soil S rockBi ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockCa Hi 32 element, soil ft rockCd ppmi 32 element, soil 6 rockCo ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockCr ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockCu ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockFe Hi 32 element, soil ft rockOa ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockRg ppmi 32 element, soil ft reckK Hi 32 element, soil ft rookLa ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockMa Hi 32 element, soil ft rockMn ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockKa ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockNa Hi 32 element, soil ft rockHi ppmi 32 element, soil ft rookP ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockPb ppmt 32 element, soil ft rock8 Hi 32 element, rock ft soilSb ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockSo ppmi 32 elements, soil ft rockSr ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockTi Hi 32 element, soil ft rookTl ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockV ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockV ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockW ppmi 32 element, soil ft rock

METHOD

FA- ICPFA-ICPFA-ICPICP-AZSICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AESICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AIBICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AZSICP-AESICP-AZSICP-AESICP-AESICP-AZSICP-AES

1 of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

252

0.20.01

21010

0.52

0.010.5

111

0.0110i

0.0110

0.0151

0.011

102

0.01211

0.0110101

10

UPPERLIMIT

100001000010000100.015.00100001000010000100.01000015.00

50010000100001000015.00100001000010.001000015.00100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010000

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A0219132


(NMZ) - EAST WEST RESOURCE CORP.

Pro|ect: NORTON P.O. #:

Samplai aubmittad to our lab in Thunder .Bay/ ON. This report was printed on 08-JCTL-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

205 326

3202 229

* WOTK 1 i

NUMBER SAMPLES

17 17 17 17

DESCRIPTION

Qaoohan ring to approx 150 rt* f h 0-3 Kg oruah and aplit Rook - lava antira ra j ac t ICP - XQ Digeation oharga

Tha 32 alamant ICP paolcaga ia auitabla for traoa matala in toil and rook aamplai. Elomanta for whioh the nitrio-aqua raffia digaition ia poaaibly ineomplata ara i XI, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Qa, K, La, Mg, Ma, Sr, Ti, Tl, W.

ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES 2 of 2

METHOD CODE

Zn-XCP41

NUMBER SAMPLES

17

DESCRIPTION METHODDETECTION

LIMITUPPER LIMIT

Zn ppm: 32 alemant, aoil i rock ICP-XZS 10000

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Project: Comments:

NORTONATTN: BOB MIDDLETON

Page Number :1-A Total Pages : 1 Certificate Date: 08-JUL-2002 Invoice No. : 10219132 P.O. Number : Account : NMZ

SAMPLE

386351 386352386353 386354 386355

386356 386357 386358 386359 386360

386361 386362 386363 386364 386365

386366 386367

P RIP COD!

205 20S 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

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226 226226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226226

Au ppb Ft ppb Fd ppb Ag Al As BICP ICF ICP ppm * ppm ppm

g 15 14 0.6 3.30 < 2 < 10 8 10 26 0.2 2.19 6 < 10 < 8 95 158 0.2 1.13 6 * 10

32 50 512 0.6 1.53 10 < 10 48 70 392 1.2 0.74 6 < 10

20 40 444 1.8 1.46 6 < 10 12 40 432 3.0 0.69 8 *: 10 24 50 276 1.6 0.64 4 < 10 28 60 732 1.4 1.36 4 -: 10 36 30 496 2.0 1.08 6 < 10

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS A0219132

Ba Be Ei Ca Cd Co Cr di Fa Ga Hg K

20 ^.5 < 1 2.89 < 0.5 15 115 227 2.02 10 < 1 0.08 10 < O.S < 2 2.07 < 0.5 16 81 290 1.52 * 10 -c 1 0.05 10 < 0.5 < 2 1.45 < 0.5 20 113 261 1.78 < 10 < 1 0.07 30 < 0.5 < 2 0.45 2.0 233 115 2560 11.50 10 < 1 0.25 10 -: 0.5 < 2 0.32 4.0 744 115 5680 )15.CO 10 -: 1 0.11

30 < 0.5 < 2 0.74 2.5 450 171 5690 ^5.00 10 * 1 0.18 30 < 0.5 < 2 0.44 2.0 527 148 8100 J-15.00 10 < 1 0.10 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.54 2.0 336 93 5670 :*15.00 10 < 1 0.08 40 < 0.5 < 2 0.67 0.5 141 144 4260 9.65 10 < 1 0.47 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.45 2.0 326 127 6960 ^5.00 10 < 1 0.11

g 30 164 3.2 1.60 10 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.26 5.5 410 173 *10000 5^15.00 20 < 1 0.03 gg 60 344 1.2 1.44 18 *: 10 50 < 0.5 < 2 1.13 0.5 108 58 3490 8.92 10 < 1 0.66 24 20 164 1.8 1.11 10 < 10 30 < 0.5 < 2 0.81 0.5 190 168 4560 13.80 10 < 1 0.27 34 10 42 0.4 1.45 6 < 10 70 -: 0.5 < 1 0.64 < 0.5 82 126 989 4.56 10 -: 1 0.59 20 < S 26 0.6 1.64 10 < 10 150 < 0.5 < 2 0.46 < 0.5 31 175 589 2.67 10 < 1 0.67

6 5 36 0.2 1.4S 8 K 104 10 S 0.8 0.93 4 < 10

70 ^.5 < 2 0.52 < 0.5 16 235 170 2.48 10 < 1 0.46 50 < 0.5 < 2 0.49 < 0.5 42 146 516 3.44 < 10 < 1 0.23

4;CERTIFICATION:

A. US

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Project: NORTONComments: ATTN: BOB MIDDLETON

Page Number :1-B Total Pages : 1 Certificate Date: 08-JUL-2002 Invoice No. : 10219132 P.O. Number : Account : NMZ

SAMPLE

386351386352386353386354386355

386356386357386358386359386360

38636138636238636338636438636S

386366386367

PRZPCODE

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226aa226226

La Mg Kn Mo Na Hi Pppo 't ppB ppn ^ pin ppn

4 10 0.83 530 < 1 0.43 47 3404 10 0.62 405 < i 0.31 47 340< 10 0.64 435 4 1 0.15 123 3404 10 1.88 360 4 1 0.05 4120 170< 10 0.65 360 < i 0.05 8740 110

4 10 O.S1 600 < i 0.07 6110 1504 10 0.68 420 4 1 0.06 4740 1604 10 0.56 380 4 1 0.07 7150 1404 10 1.20 455 4 1 0.09 2990 2704 10 0.77 445 4 1 0.07 5620 210

4 10 1.36 1240 4 1 0.03 7030 13020 1.11 595 4 1 0.09 2480 1270

4 10 0.96 410 4 1 0.07 4610 5004 10 1.13 345 4 1 0.10 1145 510

10 1.62 240 4 1 0.08 424 480

10 1.49 29S 4 1 0.08 198 5204 10 0.99 470 4 1 0.08 455 270


Pb S Sb So Sr Ti Tl U V W Znt)pm ^6 r*r^ f)f^ ppfQ -^ ptBQ Dpffl T^pifn PJffll ppro

4 0.04 42 8 48 0.23 < 10 < 10 77 4 10 4216 0.07 42 7 30 0.22 < 10 < 10 62 < 10 44

< 2 0.23 < 2 7 14 0.24 4 10 4 10 Si < 10 344 6.04 < 2 1 3 0.06 4 10 4 10 31 < 10 34

10 8.56 < 2 < 1 3 0.03 < 10 < 10 20 < 10 26

28 7.45 2 < i 24 0.04 < 10 < 10 31 4 10 4024 6.74 241 1 0.04 4 10 4 10 19 4 10 4024 6.72 < 2 < 1 4 0.03 4 10 4 10 19 < 10 36

2 4.35 < 2 3 4 0.10 < 10 < 10 35 f 10 4010 8.57 42 1 7 0.04 4 10 4 10 34 4 10 28

6 9.33 241 1 0.03 4 10 4 10 35 4 10 362 4.30 42 4 21 0.16 4 10 4 10 51 4 10 646 7.42 42 2 11 0.11 4 10 4 10 45 4 10 42

4 2 2.06 42 6 9 0.19 4 10 4 10 76 4 10 404 2 0.38 42 3 7 0.17 4 10 4 10 50 4 10 44

4 2 0.13 42 3 7 0.12 4 10 4 10 38 4 10 3220 1.67 42 1 6 0.05 4 10 4 10 22 4 10 26

CERTIFICATION:

A(ALS)

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BILLING INFORMATION


Comments:

09-JUL-2002 NORTON

NMZ


Terms: Payment due on receipt of invoice 1.25"7o per month (1507o per annum) charged on overdue accounts


ALS CHEMEX 212 Brooksbank Ave., North Vancouver, B.C. Canada V7J 2C1

# OF ANALYSED FOR SAMPLES CODE - DESCRIPTION

UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE


15.008.006.00 29.00

Total Cost SClient Discount ( 254) S

Net Cost $(RegK R100938885 ) GST S

AMOUNT

348.00

TOTAL PAYABLE (CDN) $ 279.27

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BILLING INFORMATION

Date: 09-JUL-2002 Project: NORTON P.O. No.: Account: NMZ

Comments:


Terms: Payment due on receipt of invoice 1.2507o per month (1587o per annum) charged on overdue accounts


ALS CHEMEX212 Brooksbank Ave., North Vancouver, B.C. Canada V7J 2C1


UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE


15.008.006.00 29.00

AMOUNT

377.00

Total Cost S 377.00Client Discount ( 25k) S -94.25

Net Cost S 282.75(Reg# R100938885 ) GST S 19.79


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A0219133


(NMZ) - EAST WEST RESOURCE CORP.Project: P.O. # :

NORTON

Samples submitted to our lab In Thunder Bay, ON. This report was printed on 08-JUL-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

205 226

3202 229

* MOTE 1:

NUMBER SAMPLES

13 13 13 13

DESCRIPTION

Geochem ring to approx 150 mesh 0-3 Kg crush and split Rock - lave entire reject ICF - AQ Digestion charge

The 32 element ICF package is suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete ara i XI, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Na, Sr, Ti,Tl, W.


METHODCODE

AU-ICP23Pt-ICP23Pd-ICP23Ag-ICP41A1-ICP41AS-ICP41B-ICP41

Ba-ICPllBe-ICP41B1-ICP41Ca-ICP41Cd-ICP41Co-ICPllCr-ICP41CU-ICP41Fe-ICP41Oa-ICP41Hg-ICP41K-ICP41La-ICPllMg-ICP41Mn-ICP41HO-ICP41Na-ICP41N1-ICP41P-ICP41

Pb-ICP41S-ICP41

Sb-ICP41SC-ICP41Sr-ICP41Ti-ICP41T1-ICP41U-ICP41V-ICP41W-XCP41

NUMBERSAMPLES

131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313

DESCRIPTION

Au ppb: FA ICP packagePt ppb: FA ICP packagePd ppb: FA ICP packageAg ppm; 32 element, soil S rockAl 9s: 32 element, soil t rockAs ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockB ppm: 32 element, rock t soilBa ppm: 32 element, soil S rockBe ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockBi ppm: 32 element, soil t rockCa H: 32 element, soil 4 rockCd ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rockCo ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockCr ppm i 32 element, soil 4 rockCu ppmi 32 element, soil 4 rookFe *s: 32 element, soil i rockGa ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockHg ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockK %: 32 element, soil 4 rockLa ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockMg *: 32 element, soil 4 rockMn ppm i 32 element, soil d rockMo ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rockKa *i 32 element, soil 6 rockHi ppm i 32 element, soil 4 rockP ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockPb ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockS H: 32 element, rock 4 soilSb ppm i 32 element, soil 6 rockSe ppm: 32 elements, soil 4 rockSr ppmi 32 element, soil 4 rockTi ^i 32 element, soil 4 rockTl ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockU ppmi 32 element, soil 4 rockV ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockW ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock

METHOD

FA-ICPFA- ICPFA-ICPICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AES

1 of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

252

0.20.01

21010

0.52

0.010.5

111

0.01101

0.0110

0.0151

0.011

102

0.01211

0.0110101

10

UPPERLIMIT

100001000010000100.015.00100001000010000100.01000015.00

50010000100001000015.00100001000010.001000015.00100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010000



402 - 905 W.PENDER ST. VANCOUVER, BC V6C 1L6


A0219133


(NMZ ) - EAST WEST RESOURCE CORP,

Project: NORTON P.O. # :

Samples submitted to our lab In Thunder Bay, ON. This report was printed on 08-JUL-2002,

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

205 226

3202 229

* NOTE 1 i

NUMBER SAMPLES

13 1313 13

DESCRIPTION

Oeoehua ring to approx ISO math 0-3 Xg aruih and split Rook - save entire reject ICP - AQ Digettion charge

The 32 element ICP package la suitable for trace metals in Boil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete are i Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Gr/ Ga, K, La, Mg, Ha, Sr, Ti,Tl, W.


METHOD CODE

Za-XCF41

NUMBER SAMPLES

13


LIMITUPPER LIMIT

Zn pptni 32 element, soil ft rock ICP-XES 10000

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402 - 905 W.PENDER ST. VANCOUVER, BC V6C 1 L6

Project : Comments:


Page Number :1-A Total Pages : 1 ' Certificate Date: 08-IJUL-2002 Invoice No. : 10219133 P.O. Number : Account :NMZ

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS A021 91 33

SAMPLE

386370386371386372386373386374

386375386376386377386378386379

386380386381386382

PREPCODE

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226

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Au ppb Pt ppb Pd ppb Ag Al AA B Ba Be Bi Ca Cd Co Cr CM Fe Ga Kg KICP ICP ICP ppn X ppm ppn ppo ppm ppm * ppm ppm ppm ppm * ppm ppm \

18 170 562 4.0 1.45 10 < 10 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.47 3.5 188 189 3630 12.05 20 < 1 0.1516 170 804 2.2 1.37 2 < 10 20 < 0.5 < 2 0.34 2.0 303 145 4110 14.50 10 < 1 0.3220 240 752 1.2 1.71 6 < 10 10 * 0.5 < 1 0.21 2.0 310 165 3220 )15.00 20 *: 1 0.1216 60 424 1.6 0.70 14 -: 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0,40 < 0.5 370 99 5380 ^5.00 10 < 1 0.078 SO 692 1.0 0.91 6 < 10 -: 10 -: 0.5 2 0.36 3.0 387 133 4330 ^5.00 10 -: 1 0.08

8 300 856 < 0.2 0.71 8 -: 10 -: 10 : 0.5 2 0.27 4.0 471 86 2890 JlS.OO 20 * 1 0.04116 90 760 1.6 0.73 4 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.40 4.0 412 79 6880 )15.00 10 < 1 0.0412 320 972 < 0.2 0.32 6 < 10 < 10 4 0.5 2 0.17 7.0 535 102 2760 ^5.00 10 -ci 0.03

148 SO 336 0.6 0.76 26 * 10 10 0.5 < 2 0.46 2.0 316 67 3270 )15.00 10 < 1 0.1520 SO 264 1.6 0.89 16 < 10 30 0.5 < 2 1.02 2.0 270 94 4420 12.15 10 < 1 0.25

32 100 352 2.2 1.05 22 < 10 20 1.0 2 1.87 1.5 274 94 5870 13.10 10 < 1 0.30118 35 218 2.0 1.83 228 < 10 90 1.0 < 2 1.14 < 0.5 82 125 3940 4.96 10 < 1 0.4540 50 290 1.2 1.59 396 < 10 30 < 0.5 < 2 0.43 < 0.5 89 280 1520 3.88 10 -: 1 0.20

;

CERTIFICATION:

A.LS

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CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS A0219133 '

SAMPLE

386370 386371 386372 386373 386374

386375 386376 386377 386378 386379

386380 386381 386382

PRZP CODE

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226226 226

La Mg Mn Mo Na Hi P Pb S Sb Se Sr Ti Tl 0 V W Zn ppn H ppn ppn \ ppn ppn ppn \ ppn ppn ppa \ ppn ppn ppn ppa ppn

< 10 2.40 390 < 1 0.03 5290 190 36 ylO.OO < 2 3 5 0.06 K 10 < 10 44 < 10 928 < 10 1.82 335 < 1 0.04 6800 90 10 *10.00 < 2 -: 1 1 0.05 < 10 < 10 29 < 10 358 < 10 2.25 370 < 1 0.03 6620 140 8 9.69 < 2 < 1 -: 1 0.05 < 10 *: 10 41 < 10 38 < 10 0.66 390 < 1 0.06 6290 170 8 9.02 < 1 < 1 3 0.04 < 10 < 10 20 < 10 24 < 10 0.46 355 < 1 0.07 8600 160 10 9.66 < 2 < 1 7 0.01 < 10 < 10 29 < 10 22

< 10 0.55 340 < 1 0.04 5-10000 80 10 9.96 < 2 -: 1 3 0.01 *: 10 < 10 19 10 22 < 10 0.54 415 < 1 0.07 8760 120 10 )10.00 < 2 < 1 7 0.03 < 10 < 10 22 < 10 40 < 10 0.31 295 < 1 0.03 )10000 60 16 8.75 < 2 < 1 < 1 0.01 < 10 < 10 18 < 10 16 < 10 0.82 425 < 1 0.04 7820 ISO 8 7.82 < 2 -: 1 1 0.03 < 10 < 10 17 < 10 26 < 10 0.72 375 < 1 0.08 3850 370 4 6.32 < 2 3 6 0.08 < 10 < 10 39 < 10 46

< 10 1.23 375 < 1 0.05 3940 190 6 7.40 < 2 1 2 0.06 : 10 i 10 28 < 10 48 10 1.34 320 < 1 0.10 1295 770 < 2 2.06 < 2 4 20 0.15 < 10 < 10 51 < 10 66

< 10 1.79 215 < 1 0.07 1665 310 2 1.62 < 2 1 6 0.08 < 10 < 10 32 < 10 50

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# 07 ANALYSED FOR SAMPLES CODS - DESCRIPTION

UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE

12 - POM-ICP23- ME-ICP41- PREP-3l

15.008.006.00 29.00

TOTAL PAYABLE (CDM)

AMOUNT

348.00

Total Cost S 348.00Client Discount (25*0 S -87.00

Net Cost S 261.00(Reg# R100938885 ) GST S 18.27

279.27

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A0219136



Project: NORTON P.O. #:

Samples; submitted to our lab in Thunder, Bay, ON. This report was printed on 08-JTJL-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

203 326

3202 229

* NOTE 1 .

NUMBER SAMPLES

12 12 12 12

DESCRIPTION

Oeeehea ring to approx 150 mesh 0-3 Kg crush and split Rock - save entire reject ICP - AQ Digestion chars*

The 32 element ICF package i* suitable for trace metals in ioil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua ragia digestion is possibly incomplete arei Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Oa, K, La, Mg, Ka, Sr, Ti,Tl, W.


METHODCODE

AU-XCP23Pt-ICP23Pd-XCP23Ag-ICP41A1-ICP41AS-XCP41B-ZCP41

Ba-ICP41Be-XCP41B1-ICP41Ca-ICPllCd-ICP41CO-ICP41Cr-ICP41CU-ICP41re-ZCP4lOa-ZCP4lHg-ZCP41K-ZCP41U-ICP41Mg-ZCP41HH-ZCP41KO-ZCP41Ha-ZCP41H1-ICP41P-ZCP41

Pb-ZCP41S-ZCP41

Sb-ZCP41SO-ICP418r-ICP41Ti-ZCP41T1-ZCP41U-ZCP41V-ZCP41W-ICP41

NUMBERSAMPLES

121212121212121212121212121212121212121212121212121212121212121212121212

DESCRIPTION

Au ppbi FA ZCP packagePt ppbi r A ICP packagePd ppbi FA ICP packageAg ppmi 32 element, soil fi rockXI Hi 32 element, soil t rockAs ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockB ppmi 32 eleaent, rock t soilBa ppmi 32 element, soil rockBe ppmi 32 element, soil rockBi ppmi 32 element, soil rockCa \i 32 element, soil ft ockCd ppmt 32 element, soil rockCo ppmi 32 element, soil rockCr ppmi 32 element, soil rockCu ppmi 32 element, soil rockFe Hi 32 element, soil 6 ockaa ppmi 32 element, soil rockHg ppmi 32 element, soil rockK Xi 32 element, soil t rockLa ppmi 32 element, soil rockMg Hi 32 element, soil 6 oakMn ppmi 32 element, soil rockHo ppmt 32 element, soil rockHa Xi 32 element, soil t rockHi ppmi 32 element, soil d rockP ppmi 32 element, soil "ft rockPb ppmi 32 element, soil 6 rockS Hi 32 element, rock ft soilSb ppmi 32 element, soil tt rockSo ppmi 32 elements, soil t rockSr ppmi 32 element, soil 6 rockTi Hi 32 element, soil k rockTl ppmi 32 element, soil fi rock11 ppmi 32 element, soil 6 rockV ppmi 32 element, soil d rockW ppmi 32 element, soil d rock

METHOD

FA-ICPFA- ICPFA-ICPICP-USICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AZSICP-AESICP-AESICP-AZSICP-AZIICP-AZS

1of2

DETECTIONLIMIT

252

0.20.01

21010

0.52

0.010.5

111

0.01101

0.0110

0.0151

0.011

102

0.01211

0.0110101

10

UPPERLIMIT

100001000010000100.015.00100001000010000100.01000015.00

50010000100001000015.00100001000010.001000015.00100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010000

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A0219136


vIMZ) - EAST WEST RESOURCE CORP.'reject: NORTON '.O. #:

ajnples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, OH t 'his report was printed en 08-JOL-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

NUMBER SAMPLES

205226

3202229

12121212

DESCRIPTION

Qaochea ring to approx 150 mesh 0-3 Kg crush and split Rook - save entire reject ICP - AQ Bigastioa aharg*

The 32 element ICF package is suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples, elements for which the nitrio-aqu* regia digestion is possibly incomplete are i Al, Ba, Be, ea, Cr, Oa, K, La, Hg, Ma, Sr, Ti,Tl, W.


METHOD CODE

NUMBER SAMPLES

za-xcm 12


LIMITUPPER LIMIT

Zn ppai 32 elament, (oil fi rock ICP-AES 10000

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SAMPLE

386383386384386385386386386387

386388386389386396386397386398

386399386400

FRZPCOD!

20S20520520S205

205205205205205

205205

2262262262262i6

226226226226226

226226

Au ppb Pt ppb Pd ppb Ag XI to B Ba B* Bi Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Fa Ga Hg KTCP ICP ZCP Ppu \ PpBi ppn pin PS&& ppni \ ppBi ppn ppn ppoi \ ppin ppm \

36 100 584 1.8 1.35 6 < 10 30 -: 0.5 < 2 0.57 2.0 373 126 5080 14.50 10 < 1 0.22< 4 90 204 2.0 0.74 2 < 10 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.30 3.5 381 89 6380 :*15.00 20 < i 0.0932 200 700 0.6 0.84 < 2 -: 10 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.27 3.5 468 124 3600 1x15.00 10 < 1 0.1052 110 780 1.4 0.56 4 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.17 5.0 905 90 5990 5-15.00 20 < 1 0.0324 90 948 1.8 0.45 * 2 -c 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.19 4.5 619 90 7350 5-15.00 20 41 0.03

36 120 832 2.8 0.38 < 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 6 0.25 3.0 1085 66 9140 :*15.00 10 < i 0.0472 140 844 2.6 0.41 2 *: 10 < 10 < 0.5 2 0.30 3.5 950 60 9260 )15.00 10 < 1 0.0316 130 460 1.8 1.26 8 -: 10 -: 10 -: 0.5 < 2 0.21 < 0.5 346 86 5200 14.60 10 < 1 0.0420 160 972 < 0.2 0.60 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.30 3.0 616 63 2120 )15.00 20 < 1 0.0524 140 604 < 0.2 0.60 4 < 10 * 10 4 0.5 < 2 0.40 3.0 439 42 1570 J-15.00 10 < i 0.07

1 25 110 1.6 0.91 < 3 < 10 20 l.t < 2 0.77 * 0.5 48 1S7 3340 3.26 10 * 1 0.1441 * S 18 0.4 1.51 4 2 < 10 40 2. S < 2 0.29 0.5 17 218 168 2.50 10 < 1 0.32

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SAMPL2

38638138638*386385386386386387

386388386389386396386397386398

386399386400

PRIPCOD!

305205205205205

205205205205205

205205

326226226226226

226226226226226

226226

La Mg Mn Mo Na Hi P Pb S Sb Se Sr Ti Tl U V W Znppn \ Ppffl p]jn *i ppu pjpn pyoi ^ ppui PPtt PP^ ^ PP& PP Pf Ppm PP

< 10 1.10 585 < 1 0.08 5290 130 6 7.94 K 2 1 4 0.08 < iQ < 10 36 < 10 60K 10 0.78 455 < 1 0.04 *10000 110 12 9.94 2 < i -: 1 0.03 -c 10 < 10 18 < 10 36< 10 0.82 480 < 1 0.05 9530 110 10 7.83 < 2 *: 1 2 0.03 < 10 < 10 22 < 10 36< 10 0.59 365 < 1 0.03 *10000 80 14 ^0.00 < 2 < 1 < 1 0.03 < 10 < 10 19 < 10 50< 10 0.44 270 < 1 0.03 ^0000 ISO 10 8.80 < 2 < 1 < 1 0.02 < 10 < 10 18 < 10 40

< 10 0.33 230 < 1 0.03 8290 120 12 HO. 00 < 2 < 1 < 1 0.02 < 10 < 10 14 < 10 46< 10 0.37 355 < 1 0.03 8920 130 10 ^0.00 < 2 < 1 1 0.01 < 10 < 10 13 < 10 46< 10 1.86 330 < 1 0.03 6250 100 4 7.12 < 2 < 1 < 1 0.01 < 10 < 10 18 * 10 30< 10 0.53 300 < 1 0.04 ^0000 140 12 :*10.00 < 1 < 1 1 0.02 < 10 < 10 15 < 10 16< 10 0.44 185 * 1 0.05 >10000 490 12 ^0.00 2 < 1 3 0.05 < 10 -: 10 17 < 10 12

< 10 1.02 340 < 1 0.10 950 410 < 2 1.53 < 2 3 5 0.08 < 10 < 10 25 < 10 2410 1.70 285 < 1 0.08 278 250 4 0.47 < 2 2 6 0.09 < 10 < 10 32 < 10 62

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BILLING INFORMATION


Comments:

09-JUL-2002 NORTON

NMZ


Terms: Payment due on receipt of invoice 1,2507o per month (15"7o per annum) charged on overdue accounts




UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE

- PGM-ICP23- ME-ICP41- PREP-31

15.008.006.00 29.00

AMOUNT

174.00

Total Cost S 174.00Client Discount ( 25*) S .-43.50

Net Cost S 130.50(Reg* R100938885 ) GST S J. 14




402-905W.PENDERST. VANCOUVER, BC V6C 1L6


A0219137


(NMZ ) - EAST WEST RESOURCE CORP.


Sample* submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON. This report was printed on 09-JUL-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

205 226

3202 229

* NOTE 1,

NUMBER SAMPLES

6 6 6 6

DESCRIPTION

Oeochen ring to approx 150 mesh 0-3 Kg crush and split Rock - save entire reject ICP - AQ Digestion charge

The 32 element ICP package is suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete are t Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Ka, 9r, Vi,Tl, W.


METHODCODE


Ba-ICP41Be-ICP41Bi-ICP41C8-ICP41Cd-ICP41CO-ICP41Cr-ICP41CU-ICP41F6-ICP41Qa-ICP41Hg-ICP41K-ICP41

La-ZCP41Mg-ICP41Mn-ICP41MO-ICP41Ka-ICP41N1-ICP41P-ICP41

Pb-ICP41S-ICP41

Sb-ICPllSC-ICP41Sr-ICP41Ti-ICP41T1-ICP41U-ICP41V-ICP41W-ICP41

NUMBERSAMPLES

6666666666666666666e66e6666666666666

DESCRIPTION

Au ppbi FA ICP packagePt ppb: FA ICP packagePd ppb: FA ICP packageAg ppm: 32 element, soil S rockAl 9s: 32 element, soil t rockAs ppm t 32 element, soil St rockB ppm: 32 element, rock t soilBa ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rockBe ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rockBi ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockCa H: 32 element, soil 4 rockCd ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockCo ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockCr ppmt 32 element, soil s, rockCu ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rockFe 3t: 32 element, soil 4 rockGa ppm: 32 element, soil t rockHg ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rockK *: 32 element, soil St rockLa ppm: 32 element, soil t rockHg it: 32 element, soil 4 rockMn ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rockMo ppm: 32 element, soil t rockHa 9s: 32 element, soil 4 rockNi ppm: 32 element, soil St rockP ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockPb ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockS 9t: 32 element, rock 4 soilSb ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockSe ppm; 32 elements, soil tt rockSr ppm: 32 element, soil tt rockTi H: 32 element, soil 4 rockTl ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rockU ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockV ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockW ppm: 32 element, soil S rock

METHOD

FA-ICPFA-ICPFA-ICPICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AZSICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AZSICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AES

1 of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

252

0.20.01

21010

0.52

0.010.5

111

0.01101

0.0110

0.0151

0.011

102

0.01211

0.0110101

10

UPPERLIMIT

100001000010000100.015.00100001000010000100.01000015.00

50010000100001000015.00100001000010.001000015.00100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010000





A0219137




Sample* submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON. This report was printed on 09-JTJL-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

205226

3202 229

* NOTE 1 t

NUMBER SAMPLES

6 6 6 6

DESCRIPTION

Geochem ring to approx 150 mesh 0-3 Kg crush and split Rock - save entire reject ICt - AQ Digestion charge

The 32 element ICP package is suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete are: Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Na, Sr, Ti,Tl, W.


METHOD CODE

Zn-ICPil

NUMBER SAMPLES DESCRIPTION METHOD

DETECTION LIMIT

Zn pptn: 32 element, soil 6 rock ICP-AZS

UPPER LIMIT

10000

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SAMPLE

386390386391386392386393386394

386395

PRZPCOOK

20520520S205205

205

226226226226226

226

Au ppb Pt ppb Pd ppb Ag Al AB B Ea B* Bi Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Fe Ga Kg KICP ICP ICP ppn X ppa ppm ppa ppa ppa \ ppa ppa ppa ppa H ppa ppm *

16 70 296 1.0 1.12 6 < 10 JO -c 0.5 < 2 0.85 < 0.5 203 108 2560 9.95 10 < 1 0.172 S 26 < 0.2 1.52 < 2 -: 10 130 < 0.5 < 2 0.60 < 0.5 25 203 136 2.17 10 -: 1 0.49

36 SO 568 S.O 0.59 6 < 10 -: 10 -c 0.5 < 2 0.24 3.5 503 84 )10000 )15.00 10 < i 0.0332 370 364 3.0 0.87 8 < 10 -e 10 .s 0.5 < 2 0.32 3.5 449 145 9730 )15.00 10 < 1 0.0636 80 364 12.4 1.22 10 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.51 1.5 355 113 ^0000 12.85 10 < 1 0.09

20 90 492 3.2 0.98 2 < 10 20 < 0.5 < 2 0.63 1.5 329 101 9160 ^5.00 10 -: 1 0.20

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SAMPLE

386390386391386392386393386394

386395

PRZPCODE

205205205201205

205

226226226226226

226

La Mg Mn Mo Na Ni P Pb S Sb So Sr Ti Tl U V W Zappm \ ppa ppn \ ppa ppm ppn 5s ppn ppa ppa ^ ppa ppm ppm ppa ppa

< 10 1.03 485 < 1 0.11 3580 260 2 6.03 < 2 4 5 0.11 -c 10 -: 10 45 < 10 3010 1.71 190 < 1 0.10 290 710 < 2 0.27 < 2 1 10 0.12 < 10 < 10 38 < 10 32

< 10 0.62 355 < 1 0.04 7380 140 8 9.97 < 2 < 1 1 0.01 -: 10 -c 10 13 < 10 324 10 0.95 570 1 0.04 5160 110 6 7.66 < 2 < 1 1 0.02 < 10 < 10 23 < 10 34< 10 1.04 720 * 1 0.09 3560 190 < 2 7.53 < 2 3 3 0.06 < It < 10 31 < 10 84

< 10 O.BO 365 < 1 0.08 7050 2JO 6 7.57 * 2 2 4 0.08 < 10 l 10 41 ^ 10 36

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Comments:

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Terms: Payment due on receipt of invoice1 .25c7o per month (1 5"7o per annum)charged on overdue accounts


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i # OP ANALYSED FOR UNIT SAMPLE

SAMPLES CODE - DESCRIPTION PRICE PRICE AMOUNT

26 - PGM-ICP23 15.00- ME-ICP41 8.00- PREP-31 6.0C 29.00 754.00

Total Cost S 754.00Client Discount ( 25*) S -188. 50

Net Cost S 565.50(Regtt R100938885 ) GST S 39.59

TOTAL PAYABLE (CDN) S 605.09

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A0219576



Project: NORTON P.O. # ;

Samples submitted to our lab In Thunder Bay, ON. This report was printed on 16-JOL-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHODCODE

255295

3202229

* NOTW 1 s

NUMBERSAMPLES

26262626

DESCRIPTION

RUSH Geo ring to approx 150 meshRUSH crush and split (0-3Rock - save entire rejectTCP - AQ Digestion charge

Kg)

The 32 element ICP package is suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua ragia digestion is possibly incomplete are t Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Oa, K, La/ Mg, Na, sr, Ti,Tl, W.


METHODCODE

AU-ICP23Pt-ICP23Pd-ICP23Ag-ICP41A1-ICP41AS-ICP41B-ICP41&B-ICP41Be-XCP41Bi-ICP41Ca-ICPllCd-ICP41CO-ICP41Cr-ICP41CU-ICP41Fe-ICP41Oa-ICP41Hg-ICP41K-ICP41La-ICP41Mg-ICP41Mn-ICP41MO-ICP41Ha-ICP41N1-ICP41P-ICP41

Pb-ICP41S-ICP41

Sb-ICP41SC-ICP41Sr-ICP41Ti-ICP41T1-ICP41U-ICP41V-ICP41W-ICP41

NUMBERSAMPLES

262626262626262626262626262626262626262626262626262626262626262626262626

DESCRIPTION

Au ppbi FA ICP packagePt ppbt FA ICP packagePd ppbi FA ICP packageAg ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rockAl *i 32 element, soil St rockAs ppm: 32 element, soil St rockB ppm: 32 element, rock (t coilBa ppmi 32 element, soil t rockBe ppmi 32 element, soil 6 rockBi ppmi 32 element, soil 6 rockCa *i 32 element, soil b rockCd ppm i 32 element, soil St rockCo ppmi 32 element, soil 6 rockCr ppmi 32 element, soil St rockCu ppmi 32 element, soil St rockFe *s i 32 element, soil b rockGa ppmi 32 element, soil 6 rockHg ppmi 32 element, soil St rockK *i 32 element, soil St rockLa ppm: 32 element, soil St rockMg *i 32 element, soil it rockMn ppmi 32 element, soil St rockHo ppmi 32 element, soil St rockNa *i 32 element, soil 6 rockNi ppm: 32 element, soil S rockP ppm: 32 element, soil d rockPb ppm: 32 element, soil St rockS 't: 32 element, rock d soilSb ppmi 32 element, soil 6 rockSe ppm: 32 elements, soil St rockSr ppm: 32 element, soil t rockTi 5s: 32 element, soil St rockTl ppm: 32 element, soil St rockU ppmi 32 element, soil ft rockV ppm: 32 element, soil St rockW ppm: 32 element, soil tt rock

METHOD

FA- ICPFA-ICPFA-ICPICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AZSICP-AZSICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AES

1 of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

252

0.20.01

21010

0.52

0.010.5

111

0.01101

0.0110

0.0151

0.011

102

0.01211

0.0110101

10

UPPERLIMIT

100001000010000100.015.00100001000010000100.01000015.00

50010000100001000015.00100001000010.001000015.00100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010000





A0219576




Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON. This report was printed on 16-CTOL-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

255 295

3202 229

* NOTE 1 i

NUMBER SAMPLES

26 26 26 26

DESCRIPTION

RUSH Geo ring to approx 150 mesh RUSH crush and split (0-3 Kg) Rock - save entire reject ICF - AQ Digestion charge

The 32 element ICP package is suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete are i Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Qa, K, La, Mg, Na, Sr, Ti,Tl, W.


METHOD CODE

Zn-lCP41


DETECTION LIMIT

UPPER LIMIT

Zn ppmi 32 element, soil 4 rock ICP-AES 10000




Project: Comments:


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SAMPLE

386451386452386453386454386455

386456386457386458386459386460

386461386462386463386464386465

386466386467386468386469386470

386471386472386473386474386475

386476

PREPCODE

255255255255255

255255255255255

255255255255255

255255255255255

255255255255255

255

295295295295295

295295295295295

295295295295295

295295295295295

295295295295295

295

Au ppb Pt ppb Pd ppb Ag Al As BICP ICP ICP ppm 5s ppm ppm

116 140 332 2.6 1.33 110 < 10200 530 1275 3.8 1.21 644 *: 10 <

8 20 96 0.6 1.05 6 < 1016 80 248 3.4 1.78 6 -c 1016 100 448 2.4 2.20 2 -: 10

12 40 196 5.2 2.73 2 -: 1036 90 388 6.8 1.65 < 2 -: 1032 130 444 3.2 1.30 < 3 -: 1028 90 440 3.4 1.24 < 2 -c 10 <

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS A021 9576

Ba Be Bi Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Pa Ga Hg Kppm ppni PPBU ^ ppm ppm DC PC ^ PP^ PP ^

30 < 0.5 < 2 1.19 < 0.5 33 127 2240 2.25 < 10 < 1 0.2410 *: 0.5 < 2 1.71 < 0.5 188 125 3100 1.05 -c 10 < 1 0.0220 -: 0.5 < 2 0.80 < 0.5 111 64 1250 5.62 10 -: 1 0.3270 < 0.5 < 2 1.56 0.5 188 113 6780 10.50 10 < 1 0.3540 ^.5 < 2 0.26 < 0.5 351 205 4560 13.75 20 -: 1 0.42

50 4.5 < 2 0.36 < 0.5 147 451 8990 10.15 30 < 1 1.8360 0.5 < 2 0.57 < 0.5 200 162 J-10000 13.15 10 < 1 0.7220 -: 0.5 < 2 0.34 < 0.5 236 85 6860 12.85 20 < 1 0.1910 < 0.5 < 2 0.34 < 0.5 223 67 7150 11.90 10 < 1 0.04

88 200 508 13.2 1.32 < 3 "10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.36 0.5 195 110 )10000 10.45 10 -el 0.05

16 90 800 0.8 0.68 < 2 *; 1020 50 812 0.4 0.57 < 2 * 1016 90 296 5.6 1.87 2 < 1012 190 420 3.6 1.09 < 2 * 10

10 < 0.5 2 0.25 2.0 507 84 2970 :*15.00 30 < 1 0.1210 < 0.5 < 2 0.20 3.0 516 79 3030 J^IS.OO 30 < 1 0.0770 3.5 < 2 0.65 < 0.5 175 154 ^0000 11.20 30 < 1 1.0010 0.5 < 2 0.24 < 0.5 355 109 7820 12.95 20 < 1 0.27

16 60 572 4.6 0.89 < 2 * 10 < 10 -c 0.5 < 2 0.23 < 0.5 447 66 )10000 xlS.OO 20 < 1 0.01

80 120 960 2.2 0.50 < 2 * 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.26 < 0.5 534 85 6100 5-15.00 30 * 1 0.0512 50 672 2.8 0.41 < 2 ^ 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.24 < 0.5 405 83 8670 J-15.00 20 < 1 0.02

4180 90 700 3.2 0.54 < 2 -: 10 -c 10 *: 0.5 < 2 0.34 < 0.5 436 60 8140 9-15.00 20 < 1 0.0420 80 840 1.8 0.40 < 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.26 1.0 537 89 6570 9-15.00 20 < 1 0.0132 70 420 1.4 0.97 < 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.62 < 0.5 200 94 3600 11.80 10 < 1 0.04

32 60 276 1.6 1.09 < 2 -c 1020 10 52 0.6 1.43 < 2 -c 1012 < 10 16 0.2 1.25 < 2 t 1024 30 116 0.6 1.46 < 3 < 104 *t 10 76 1.2 2.14 2 < 10

< 4 < 10 4 0.4 2.06 < 2 < 10

10 0.5 < 2 0.92 < 0.5 115 100 3270 7.08 10 < 1 0.0840 < 0.5 < 2 0.65 < 0.5 21 233 333 2.04 10 < 1 0.1870 < 0.5 < 2 0.54 < 0.5 18 180 172 1.85 10 < 1 0.1510 < 0.5 < 2 0.43 < 0.5 26 281 321 1.85 10 < 1 0.0710 < 0.5 < 2 0.25 < 0.5 23 321 234 2.06 10 < 1 0.13

10 < 0.5 < 2 0.22 < 0.5 19 307 20 1.88 10 < 1 0.12

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SAMPLE

386451386452386453386454386455

386456386457386458386459386460

386461386462386463386464386465

386466386467386468386469386470

386471386472386473386474386475

386476

PREPCODE

255255255255255

255255255255255

255255255255255

255255255255255

255255255255255

255

295295295295295

295295295295295

295295295295295

295295295295295

295295295295295

295

La Mg Mn Mo Ma Ni Pppn \ ppn ppn ^ ppn ppn

< 10 0.70 415 < 1 0.12 500 350< 10 0.28 230 1 0.12 1115 320

10 0.75 300 1 0.11 1140 620< 10 2.07 525 < 1 0.05 2980 210< 10 2.48 500 < 1 0.03 4750 90

< 10 3.25 430 < 1 0.07 3380 150< 10 1.64 360 < 1 0.09 4740 140< 10 1.41 380 1 0.05 5390 140< 10 1.39 450 < 1 0.06 4880 140< 10 1.43 585 < 1 0.06 3370 180

< 10 0.58 255 1 0.04 5*10000 160< 10 0.51 290 < 1 0.03 )10000 110< 10 2.36 645 < 1 0.10 3950 650< 10 1.42 435 < 1 0.02 5240 200< 10 1.06 420 < 1 0.02 7380 100

* 10 0.44 390 < 1 0.03 9730 120< 10 0.40 430 1 0.03 9510 160< 10 0.41 565 1 0.03 8190 180< 10 0.33 460 1 0.03 1-10000 120< 10 0.71 660 < 1 0.10 5010 250

< 10 0.70 335 < 1 0.07 2790 520< 10 1.48 235 < 1 0.08 284 380

10 1.39 175 < 1 0.08 189 740< 10 1.68 170 < 1 0.04 490 280< 10 2.54 ICO < 1 0.03 283 230

< 10 2.45 150 < 1 0.03 192 230


Pb S Sb Se Sr Ti Tl U V W Znppn 9s ppn ppm ppn * ppn ppn ppn ppn ppn

< 2 0.53 < 2 7 9 0.17 < 10 < 10 72 < 10 56< 2 0.50 < 2 3 20 0.09 < 10 < 10 26 < 10 36< 2 2.13 < 2 4 10 0.14 < 10 < 10 82 < 10 32

6 4.89 < 2 -ci 16 0.08 < 10 < 10 45 < 10 766 6.67 < 2 -ci 1 0.07 *: 10 -: 10 56 < 10 48

2 5.38 < 2 2 9 0.07 < 10 < 10 32 < 10 848 6.99 < 2 2 7 0.08 < 10 < 10 35 < 10 746 5.67 < 2 < 1 1 0.07 < 10 < 10 22 < 10 346 6.08 < 2 < 1 3 0.05 : 10 -: 10 21 < 10 444 7.08 < 2 1 4 0.04 < 10 < 10 22 < 10 158

14 5.13 < 2 < 1 4 0.03 < 10 < 10 17 < 10 < 214 5.67 < 2 < 1 1 0.03 < 10 < 10 15 10 < 24 5.24 < 2 3 11 0.08 < 10 < 10 28 < 10 484 6.19 < 2 < 1 2 0.03 < 10 < 10 14 < 10 26

10 8.09 < 2 -ci < 1 0.01 < 10 < 10 8 < 10 24

10 7.40 < 2 < 1 5 0.03 < 10 < 10 11 < 10 88 7.87 < 2 < 1. 1 0.01 < 10 < 10 9 < 10 164 6.34 < 2 < 1 5 0.02 < 10 -: 10 17 < 10 14

10 6.55 < 2 -: 1 1 0.02 < 10 < 10 17 < 10 66 5.72 < 2 3 5 0.05 < 10 * 10 31 < 10 28

2 3.71 < 2 3 10 0.07 < 10 < 10 30 < 10 30< 2 0.21 < 2 2 9 0.10 < 10 < 10 32 < 10 36< 2 0.14 < 2 1 13 0.10 < 10 < 10 36 < 10 20< 2 0.20 < 2 : 1 8 0.07 i 10 < 10 23 < 10 20< 2 0.06 < 2 -: 1 5 0.06 < 10 < 10 27 < 10 26

< 2 0.01 < 2 < 1 5 0.06 < 10 *: 10 25 * 10 26

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Comments:


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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE

212 - Overlimit pulp, to be found Cu-AA46 - Cu 4: Cone. Nitric-HCl dig'n

0.007.00 7.00

Total Cost SClient Discount ( 25*) S

Net Cost S(Reg! R100938885 ) GST S

TOTAL PAYABLE (CDN) $

AMOUNT

7.00

5.62

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A0219635


(NMZ) - EAST WEST RESOURCE CORP,


Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON. This report was printed on 15-JUL-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

M^8i

212

NUMBER SAMPLES

1

DESCRIPTION

Overlimit pulp, to b* found


METHOD CODE

CU-AA46

NUMBER SAMPLE: DESCRIPTION METHOD

DETECTION LIMIT

Cu *i Cone. Hitric-HCl dig'n AA3 0.01

UPPER LIMIT

50.0

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SAMPLE

386361

PREP CODS

212

CuH

1.12

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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE

212 - Overlimit pulp, to be found CU-AA46 - Cu !fc: Cone. Nitric-HCl dig'n

0.007.00 7.00

AMOUNT

14.00

Total Cost S 14.00 Client Discount ( 251) S

Net Cost S (Regtt R100938885 ) GST S






A0219636




Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay/ ON. This report was printed on 15-JTJL-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

212

NUMBER SAMPLES

2

DESCRIPTION

Over limit pulp, to be found


METHOD CODE

CU-AA46

NUMBER! SAMPLES! DESCRIPTION METHOD

DETECTION LIMIT

UPPER LIMIT

2 Cu 'st Cone. Nitrio-HCl dig'n AAS 0.01 50.0

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SAMPLE

386393386394

PREP CODE

912212

..

Cu **

1.583 .21

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Comments:


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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE

- ME-MS81- ME-XRF06- PREP-31

26.0032.006.00 64.00


Net Cost S(Reg* R100938885 ) GST S

TOTAL PAYABLE (CDN)

AMOUNT

448.00

359.52

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A0219722



Project: P.O. #:

NORTON

Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON. This report was printed on 18-CTDL-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD NUMBER]CODE iSAMPLES DESCRIPTION

208226

3202297

7 | Asiay ring to approx 150 mesh7 l 0-3 Kg cruth and split7 Rook - save entire reject7 Meta-borate fusion charge

ANALYTICAL

METHODCODE

A1-XRF06Ba-XRF06Ca-XRF06Cr-XRF06Fe-XRF06

K-XRF06Mg-XR706Mn-XRF06Na-XRPOS

P-XRF06Si-XRF06Sr-XRF06Ti-XRF06OA-XRF06OA-XRF06

AS -MS 81Ba-MS81Ce-MSSlCo-MSSlCr-MS81CS-HS81Cu-HSSlDy-MS81Er-MS81EU-HS81Ga-MSSlQd-HS81Hf-KS81HO-MS81La-MS81LU-MS81Mo-MS 81Nb-M381Nd-MS81Ni-HS81Pb-MS81

NUMBERSAMPLES

777777777777777777777777777777777777

DESCRIPTION

A1203 9t! XRFBaO 9i: XRFCaO *: XRFCr203 Hi XRFFe203 Hi XRFK20 *6i XRFMgO *! XRFMnO *6i XRFHa20 *s: XRFP205 *! XRFSi02 *: XRFSrO 5s: XRFTi02 S! XRFLOT *s: XRFTotal ?6Ag ppm: ICP-MSEa ppms ICP-MSCe ppmi ICP-MSCo ppmt ICP-MSCr ppni ICP-MSGa ppni ICP-MSCu ppmi ICP-MSDy ppm: ICP-MSEr ppm: ICP-MSEu pprns ICP-MSGa ppmi ICP-MSOd ppm: ICP-MSHf ppm: ICP-MSHo ppro: IPC-MSLa ppro: ICP-MSLu ppm: ICP-MSMo ppm: ICP-MSNb ppmi ICP-MSNd ppmi ICP-MSNi ppm: ICP-MSPb ppmi ICP-MS

PROCEDURES

METHOD

XRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFCALCULATIONICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-Mfl

1 Of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

0.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.01

10.50.50.5

100.1

50.10.10.1

10.1

10.10.50.1

21

0.555

UPPERLIMIT

100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00lOCi.OO100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00105.00

1000100001000010000100001000010000

10001000100010001000

100001000

100001000

1000010000100001000010000





A0219722




Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON. This report was printed on 18-JUL-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHODCODE

208226

3202297

NUMBERSAMPLES

7777

DESCRIPTION

Assay ring to approx ISO mesh0-3 Kg crush and splitRock - save entire rejectMeta-borate fusion charge

ANALYTICAL

METHODCODE

Pr-MS81Rb-MSSlSn~MS81Sn-HS81Sr-MS81Ta-MS81Tb-MSSlTh-MS81T1-MS81Tm-MS81

U-HS81V-KS81W-MS81Y-MS81

Vb-MS81Zn-MS81Zr-HS81

NUMBERSAMPLES

77777777777777777

DESCRIPTION

Pr ppmt ICP-MSRb ppmi ICP-MSSro ppmt ICP-MSSn ppmt ICP-MSSr ppmi ICP-MSTa ppmi ICP-MSTb ppmi ICP-MSTh ppmi ICP-MSTl pprat ICP-MSTm ppmt ICP-MSU ppmi ICP-MSV ppmt ICP-MSW ppmi ICP-MSY ppmt ICP-MSYb ppmt ICP-MSZn ppmi ICP-MSZr ppmi ICP-MS

PROCEDURES

METHOD

ICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MS

2 of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

0.10.20.1

10.10.50.1

10.50.10.5

51

0.50.1

50.5

UPPERLIMIT

100010000

1000100001000010000

10001000100010001000

1000010000

10001000

1000010000

M^(A L s)

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SAMPLE

386601386602386603386604386605

386606386607

PRZPCODE

208208208208208

208208

226226226226226

226226

A1203 BaO CaO Cr203 F*203 K20 MgO MnO Na20 P205 Si02 SrO Ti02 LOT TOTAL Ag Ea Ce CoH:CRF%X?F%XRP%XM%XW%XR?%XRF%mHXR?%XRF%XSP%XJU?%XR?%X]tf * ppm ppm ppra ppm

17.16 0.08 8.82 0.04 9.78 1.37 4.85 0.20 3.33 0.29 51.16 0.07 1.12 1.08 99.35 < 1 614 47.5 47.517.71 < 0.01 11.06 0.05 10.11 0.41 4.20 0.34 3.06 0.10 50.81 0.01 1.07 0.94 99.87 < 1 62.5 12.5 59.014.47 0.03 6.29 0.05 7.66 0.91 6.71 0.14 3.52 0.11 58.70 0.04 O.S5 0.69 99.87 < 1 234 32.5 30.517.44 0.01 12.40 0.05 7.92 0.18 3.97 0.26 2.42 0.11 53.29 0.02 1.07 0.68 99.82 < 1 28.5 12.0 59.512.83 0.02 14.20 0.04 16.62 0.50 6.13 0.59 0.94 0.09 44.03 0.01 0.83 1.38 98.21 1 63.0 14.5 102.5

14.36 0.01 10.90 0.04 15.52 0.57 6.12 0.46 2.33 0.08 47.08 0.01 0.92 0.64 99.04 < 1 78.0 12.0 73.510.46 0.04 5.90 0.09 9.36 1.96 11.84 0.18 1.66 0.08 55.99 0.02 0.42 1.45 99.45 < 1 275 23.5 45.0

/ *l sr '"\

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SAMPLE

386601 386602 386603 386604 386605

386606 386607

PREP CODE

208 208 208 208 208

208208

226 226 226 226 226

226 226

Cr Cs Cu Dy Er Eu Ga Gd Hf Ho La Lu Mo Nb Nd Ni Pb Pr Rb

330 1.0 40 4.1 2.4 1.7 20 5.5 2 0.8 22.5 0.3 6 5 27.0 115 10 6.3 32.2 410 2.4 110 3.8 2.5 0.9 18 3.0 1 0.9 7.5 0.4 6 3 8.5 150 5 1.9 10.8 380 5.3 15 2.3 1.5 0.7 15 2.8 3 0.5 17.5 0.2 6 5 13.0 155 10 3.5 36.6 400 0.4 135 3.5 2.3 0.9 18 2.9 1 0.8 7.0 0.4 6 3 8.5 205 5 1.7 4.4 290 2.4 4870 4.6 3.3 1.0 19 3.3 1 1.0 9.0 0.6 26 2 9.0 170 < 5 1.9 27.2

310 1.0 1810 3.8 2.7 0.8 18 2.8 1 0.8 8.0 O.S 6 3 7.5 155 10 1.6 9.4 740 19.1 325 2.0 1.3 0.5 14 2.3 2 0.4 14.0 0.2 6 5 10.5 395 S 2.6 71.6

j

,-, ^ ,/ i ' li .

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SAMPLE

386601386602386603386604386605

386606386607

PREPCODE

208208208208208

208208

226226226226226

226226

Sm Sn Sr Ta Tb Th Tl Tm U V W Y Yb Zn Zrppn ppn ppffl ppo ppjn ppin ppn ppn ppn ppn ppa ppm ppm ppn ppn

5.7 1 441 < 0.5 0.8 3 < 0.5 0.3 0.5 255 6 21.5 2.0 90 92.52.6 < 1 136.0 < 0.5 0.6 < 1 < 0.5 0.4 < 0.5 295 2 22.0 2.3 105 63.02.5 4 218 < 0.5 0.4 4 < 0.5 0.2 1.0 110 2 13.5 1.3 70 108.02.5 3 160.0 < 0.5 0.6 < 1 < 0.5 0.3 < 0.5 290 6 20.5 2.0 90 55.52.7 4 86.9 < 0.5 0.6 < 1 < 0.5 0.5 < 0.5 240 3 30.5 3.1 200 43.0

2.4 1 83.3 < 0.5 0.6 < 1 < 0.5 0.4 < 0.5 240 3 24.0 2.5 300 49.52.1 2 92.9 < 0.5 0.3 3 < 0.5 0.1 0.5 80 5 11.5 1.2 110 82.0

/"\ j*' r ~^\ i

CERTIFICATION

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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE AMOUNT

5 212 - Overlimit pulp, to be foundNi-AA62 - Ni %: HC104-HN03-HF digestion

0.008.00 8.00 40.00

Total Cost S 40.00Client Discount ( 25*) S -10.00

Net Cost S 30.00(Reg# R100938885 ) GST S __2^J


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A0219797




Sample* lubmittad to our lab in Thunder Bay/ ON. This report was printed on 15-JUL-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

212

NUMBER SAMPLES

S

DESCRIPTION

Overlimit pulp/ to be found


METHOD CODE

N1-XAS2


DETECTION LIMIT

UPPER LIMIT

Ni *t HC104-HN03-HF digaation AAS 0.01 so.o

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SAMPLE

386384 386386 386387 386397 386398

PREP CODE

212 212 212 212 212

--

Ni5*

1.18 1.40 1.48 1.18 1.38

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402 - 905 W.SENDER ST. VANCOUVER, BC V6C 1L6


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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE

2 212 - Overlimit pulp, to be foundN1-AA62 - Ni 4: HC104-HN03-HF digestion

0.008.00 8.00

Total Cost SClient Discount ( 25%) S

Net Cost S(Regt R100938885 ) GST S


AMOUNT

16.00

12.84

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A0219798


(NM2 ) - EAST WEST RESOURCE CORP.


aubmittad to our lab in Thundsr Bay, ON. This raport wai printed on 15-JUL-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

212

NUMBER SAMPLES

2

DESCRIPTION

Ov*r limit pulp, to b* found


METHOD CODE

N1-AA62


DETECTION LIMIT

UPPER LIMIT

Mi *l HC104-HN03-H? diflaition 0.01 so.o

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SAMPLE

386375386377

PRSPCODE

212212

M M

Nih

1.361.59

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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE

212 - Overlimit pulp, to be foundCU-AA46 - Cu 4: Cone. Nitric-HCl dig'n

212 - Overlimit pulp, to be foundNi-AA62 - Ni 4: HC104-HN03-HF digestion

0.007.00

0.008.00


Net Cost S(Regtt R100938885 ) GST S

TOTAL PAYABLE (CDN) S

AMOUNT

7.00 28.00

8.00 24.00

41.73





A0219816




Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay. OK. This report was printed on lS-JDL-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

212

NUMBER SAMPLES

7l

DESCRIPTION

Ovsrlimit pulp/ to be found


METHOD CODE

Cu-WUS Ni-AA62


DETECTION LIMIT

UPPER LIMIT

Cu *t Cona. Nitric-HCl dig'n Ni "S! HC104-HN03-HF digestion

AASAAS

0.010.01

50.050.0

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SAMPLE

386457 386460 386461 386462 386463

386465 386469

PREP CODE

212 212 212 212 212

212 212

-.

CM H

1.58 3.27

1.36

1.35

Ni H

1.50 1.52

1.25

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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE

93 - PGM-MS23- ME-ICP41- PREP-31

15.008.006.00 29.00

AMOUNT

2697.00


Net Cost S(Reg# R100938885 ) GST S


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NORTON

samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON This report was printed on 27-ATJG-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

NUMBER SAMPLES

205226

3202229

1

DESCRIPTION

93939393

Qeochem ring to approx ISO main 0-3 Kg crush and split Rock - lava entire reject 1CP - AQ Digestion charge

The 32 element TCP package ii suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete are i Al, Ba, Be, Ga, Cr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Ha, Sr, Ti,Tl, W.


METHODCODE

AU-MS23Pt-MS23Pd-MS23

Ag-ICPllA1-ICP41A3-ICP41B-ICP41

Ba-ICP41Be-ICPllBi-ICP41CB-ICP41Cd-ICP41CO-ICP41Cr-ICP41CU-ICP41F9-ICP41Oa-ICP41Hg-ICP41K-ICP41La-ICP41Mg-ICP41Mn-ICP41MO-ICP41Na-ICP41Ni-ICP41P-ICP41

Pb-ICP41S-ICP41

Sb-ICP41SC-ICP41Sr-ICP41Ti-ICP41T1-1CP41U-ICP41V-ICP41W-ICP41

NUMBERSAMPLES

93939393939393939393

DESCRIPTION

Au ppbi Fuse 30g - ICPMS FinishPt ppbi Fuse 30g - ICPMS FinishPd ppb: Fuse 30g - ICPMS FinishAg ppm: 32 element, soil St rockAl 9s: 32 element, soil 6 rockAs ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rockB ppm: 32 element, rock St soilBa ppm: 32 element, soil t rockBe ppm: 32 element, soil St rockBi ppm: 32 element, soil St rock

93 |Ca 9s: 32 element, soil 4 rock93 i Cd ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock93 Co ppm: 32 element, soil k rock93 Cr ppm: 32 element, soil t rock93 Cu ppm: 32 element, soil St rock93 Fe Hi 32 element, soil St rock93 Ga ppm: 32 element, soil St rock93 Hg ppm: 32 element, soil tt rock93939393

K H: 32 element, soil St rockLa ppm: 32 element, soil t rockMg 9s: 32 element, soil It rockMn ppm: 32 element, soil S rock

93 Mo ppm: 32 element, soil S rock93 |Na '4: 32 element, soil S rock939393939393939393939393

Ni ppm: 32 element, soil St rockP ppm: 32 element, soil St rockPb ppm: 32 element, soil St rockS H: 32 element, rock St soilSb ppm: 32 element, soil S rockSe ppm: 32 elements, soil s, rockSr ppm: 32 element, soil St rockTi H: 32 element, soil 4 rockTl ppm: 32 element, soil St rockU pprru 32 element, soil St rockV ppm i 32 element, soil tt rockW ppmi 32 element, soil 6 rock

METHOD

FA- ICPMSFA- ICPMSFA-ICPMSICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-A2SICP-AES

1 of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

10.5

10.2

0.012

1010

0.52

0.010.5

111

0.01101

0.0110

0.0151

0.011

102

0.01211

0.0110101

10

l

UPPERLIMIT

100010001000

100.015.00100001000010000100.01000015.00

50010000100001000015.00100001000010.001000015.00100001000010.0010000100001000010.00loooo100001000010.0010000100001000010000



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A0222291




Sample* submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON This report wai printed on 27-AUO-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

NUMBER! SAMPLES DESCRIPTION

205226

3202229

* MOTE 1 i

93939393

Geochem ring to approx 150 mesh 0-3 Kg crush and split Rock - save entire reject ICP - AQ Digestion charge

The 32 element ICP package is suitable for trace metals in soil and rook samples. elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete aret Al, Ba, Be, Ga, Cr, aa. K, La, Mg, Na, Sr, Ti, Tl, W.


METHOD CODE

Zn-ICP41

NUMBER SAMPLES

93


LIMITUPPER LIMIT

Zn ppmi 32 element, soil St rock ICP-AES 10000

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SAMPLE:

386477386478386479386480386481

386482386483386484386485386486

386487386488386489386490386491

386492386493625601625602625603

625604625605625606625607625608

625609625610625611625612625613

625614625615625616625617625618

625619625620625621625622625623

PR!CO

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

SPDE

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

Au ppb Pt ppb Pd ppb Ag Al As BICP-MS ICP-MS ICP-MS ppm * ppm ppm

6 8.5 18 0.4 1.01 8 -c 10 <23 116.5 370 1.2 1.14 10 < 1032 122.5 450 1.2 1.45 6 < 1017 70.5 280 1.4 1.47 6 < 1020 140.0 360 2.8 1.48 4 < 10

18 630 820 1.8 0.88 16 < 1015 295 660 2.2 1.13 14 < 10 <29 139.0 790 4.0 0.67 14 < 10 <14 1790 1020 2.0 0.64 20 < 1027 84.5 1160 3.2 0.29 16 < 10

17 65.0 320 1.8 1.40 12 < 1016 7.0 38 0.2 1.34 4 < 109 3.0 7 < 0.2 1.43 6 * 105 3.5 11 < 0.2 0.89 56 < 109 5.0 38 0.2 1.29 6 * 10

3 1.5 3 < 0.2 1.18 < 2 < 101 2.5 2 < 0.2 1.37 < 2 < 104 5.5 11 0.2 1.67 34 < 10

26 138.0 1160 1.0 0.65 20 < 10180 135.0 510 1.4 0.86 14 < 10

25 239 600 3.0 1.32 12 1019 97.0 620 4.2 1.10 10 < 10 <14 45.5 580 4.4 0.47 16 < 10

760 80.5 420 36.6 0.63 14 1046 676 560 6.0 0.80 8 -: 10 <

31 112.5 730 4.2 0.36 14 < 10 <6 15.5 185 1.8 1.10 6 < 10

430 89.0 770 2.4 0.56 12 < 1038 49.0 880 2.4 0.48 20 < 1017 177.0 1220 2.2 0.79 16 < 10 <

12 69.5 990 2.2 0.41 16 < 107 45.0 140 1.2 1.15 4 < 109 67.5 200 0.8 0.89 6 < 106 45.0 100 1.0 0.92 2 < 10 <

39 50.0 130 0.8 1.20 2 < 10

21 63.5 200 0.8 1.18 < 2 -: 10 <23 27.5 85 0.6 1.08 < 2 "C 10 <13 B. S 47 0.2 1.84 2 < 1024 32.0 200 1.0 1.63 < 2 < 103 7.0 39 < 0.2 1.42 2 < 10


Ea Be Bi Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Fe Ga Hg Kppm ppnv PPft ^ PPHi PPift PPZR Ppm ^ Ppm PP^ft ^

10 < 0.5 4 1.28 < 0.5 17 72 489 1.55 < 10 < 1 0.0420 < 0.5 < 2 0.34 < 0.5 219 109 2160 11.00 < 10 < 1 0.1410 < 0.5 < 2 0.22 < 0.5 232 62 3400 11.35 < 10 < 1 0.2610 < 0.5 < 2 0.23 < 0.5 147 80 1315 5.92 < 10 < 1 0.1210 < 0.5 < 2 0.30 < 0.5 198 127 1945 8.67 < 10 < 1 0.11

10 < 0.5 < 2 0.27 < 0.5 527 113 4130 *15.00 < 10 < 1 0.1010 < 0.5 < 2 0.14 < 0.5 409 101 5780 J.15.00 < 10 < 1 0.0310 < 0.5 < 2 0.17 < 0.5 751 73 )10000 ^5.00 < 10 < 1 0.0310 < 0.5 < 2 0.14 < 0.5 554 74 5160 X15.00 < 10 < 1 0.0310 ^.5 < 2 0.23 < 0.5 584 31 )10000 xlS.OO t 10 *: 1 0.01

10 < 0.5 < 2 0.46 < 0.5 176 147 4020 9.55 < 10 < 1 0.1530 < 0.5 < 2 0.37 < 0.5 20 191 316 2.33 < 10 < 1 0.14

140 < 0.5 < 2 0.40 < 0.5 19 206 109 1.87 < 10 < 1 0.5410 < 0.5 < 2 0.38 < 0.5 16 150 88 1.20 < 10 < 1 0.1270 < 0.5 < 2 0.52 < 0.5 20 200 368 2.32 < 10 < l 0.4-1

160 < 0.5 < 2 0.31 < 0.5 12 129 85 1.33 < 10 < 1 0.67170 < 0.5 6 0.37 < 0.5 13 170 21 1.42 < 10 < 1 0.7060 0.5 < 2 0.78 < 0.5 30 123 201 3.55 < 10 < 1 0.3610 < 0.5 < 2 0.15 < 0.5 785 157 2430 :-15.00 < 10 < 1 0.1230 < 0.5 < 2 0.26 < 0.5 247 242 2790 ^5.00 < 10 1 0.31

10 < 0.5 < 2 0.14 < 0.5 262 294 6930 11.20 < 10 < 1 0.1710 < 0.5 < 2 0.30 < 0.5 287 192 8510 12.00 < 10 1 0.1010 < 0.5 < 2 0.28 < 0.5 513 54 8680 :*15.00 < 10 < 1 0.0410 < 0.5 < 2 0.16 < 0.5 329 67 }-10000 *15.00 < 10 < 1 0.0410 < 0.5 < 2 0.21 < 0.5 371 67 ^0000 14.50 * 10 < 1 0.04

10 < 0.5 < 2 0.21 < 0.5 412 74 9730 ^5.00 < 10 < 1 0.0120 < 0.5 < 2 0.68 < 0.5 112 40 3810 5.76 < 10 < 1 0.0810 < 0.5 2 0.25 < 0.5 648 70 7150 *15.00 < 10 1 0.0430 < 0.5 2 0.12 2.0 1310 88 6800 5-15.00 10 1 0.0410 < 0.5 2 0.09 < 0.5 484 56 6620 ^5.00 < 10 < 1 0.01

20 < 0.5 2 0.19 < 0.5 571 50 5340 ^5.00 * 10 < 1 0.0480 < 0.5 2 0.42 < 0.5 77 70 3630 5.53 < 10 < 1 0.4530 < 0.5 2 0.36 < 0.5 253 60 2070 8.44 < 10 < 1 0.2910 < 0.5 4 0.70 < 0.5 55 77 1760 3.43 < 10 1 0.0510 < 0.5 < 2 0.72 < 0.5 100 96 1285 4.56 < 10 < 1 0.10

10 < 0.5 4 0.74 < 0.5 79 127 1110 4.00 < 10 < 1 0.05 j10 < 0.5 2 0.47 < 0.5 34 153 766 1.62 * 10 < 1 0.07

160 < 0.5 < 2 0.99 * 0.5 27 142 464 1.87 < 10 < 1 0.29 140 < 0.5 < 2 0.41 < 0.5 59 227 1525 2.67 < 10 *: 1 0.3160 < 0.5 2 0.59 < 0.5 16 147 205 1.37 * 10 < 1 0.35

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SAMPLE

386477386478386479386480386481

386482386483386484386485386486

386487386488386489386490386491

386492386493625601625602625603

625604625605625606625607625608

625609625610625611625612625613

625614625615625616625617625618

625619625620625621625622625623

PRJCO

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

BPDE

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

La Mg Mn Mo Na Ni P4. HKB teMM ft* MMM RVUH

pTjJH ^ PP"* PP"l * PF" PP*"

< 10 0.51 525 < 1 0.10 78 330< 10 1.29 160 < 1 0.04 5200 330< 10 1.75 180 < 1 0.04 5370 220< 10 2.00 175 < 1 0.03 2800 240< 10 2.05 250 < 1 0.04 3340 160

< 10 0.98 320 < 1 0.03 9820 110< 10 1.24 325 < 1 0.02 7460 150< 10 0.79 280 < 1 0.02 5-10000 140< 10 0.68 265 < 1 0.02 5-10000 120< 10 0.35 170 < 1 0.02 5-10000 110

< 10 1.50 370 < 1 0.04 4020 320< 10 1.51 195 < 1 0.05 293 330

10 1.53 110 < 1 0.06 135 650< 10 0.97 105 < 1 0.04 129 260< 10 1.28 160 < 1 0.06 227 280

< 10 1.01 75 1 0.08 80 410< 10 1.17 80 1 0.09 91 390< 10 0.99 525 < 1 0.06 119 390< 10 0.69 155 < 1 0.02 5-10000 90< 10 1.02 220 < 1 0.03 5280 80

< 10 1.71 165 < 1 0.02 5060 200 s 10 1.20 195 < 1 0.04 5350 230< 10 0.37 180 < 1 0.04 9280 180< 10 0.55 360 < 1 0.03 4130 160< 10 0.80 305 < 1 0.03 5880 240

< 10 0.27 195 -c 1 0.04 9110 140< 10 0.57 315 < 1 0.13 2140 230< 10 0.40 270 < 1 0.05 9080 190< 10 0.47 285 < 1 0.02 5-10000 140< 10 0.94 210 < 1 0.01 5-10000 160

< 10 0.36 230 < 1 0.03 5-10000 130< 10 0.90 310 < 1 0.07 1335 550< 10 0.69 280 < 1 0.06 2740 510< 10 0.59 230 < 1 0.06 1150 310< 10 0.94 275 < 1 0.07 1530 360

< 10 0.82 315 < 1 0.07 1475 310< 10 1.08 135 < 1 0.05 629 240< 10 1.01 160 < 1 0.09 374 540< 10 1.83 190 1 0.05 1245 270< 10 1.13 120 < 1 0.08 206 230


Pb S Sb Se Sr Ti Tl U V W Znppm ^ Ppm ppm Ppm ^ ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm l

2 0.11 < 2 5 10 0.10 < 10 < 10 44 < 10 222 5.73 < 2 2 3 0.05 < 10 < 10 33 < 10 402 5.88 < 2 1 3 0.04 < 10 < 10 23 < 10 36

14 3.18 < 2 1 3 0.03 < 10 < 10 36 < 10 2824 5.14 < 2 2 5 0.03 < 10 < 10 39 < 10 32

8 9.53 < 2 1 1 0.03 < 10 < 10 27 -c 10 144 7.77 < 2 1 2 0.01 < 10 < 10 20 < 10 16

10 8.48 < 2 1 1 0.01 < 10 < 10 15 < 10 162 7.45 < 2 1 < 1 0.01 < 10 < 10 16 < 10 24 8.20 < 2 1 < 1 < 0.01 < 10 < 10 14 < 10 6

2 5.34 < 2 3 5 0.06 < 10 < 10 37 < 10 28 s 2 0.29 < 2 1 7 0.07 < 10 < 10 31 < 10 44< 2 0.20 < 2 2 9 0.10 < 10 < 10 42 < 10 28< 2 0.05 < 2 < 1 8 0.04 < 10 < 10 12 < 10 14< 2 0.16 < 2 1 9 0.09 < 10 < 10 29 -"C 10 24

< 2 0.01 < 2 1 10 0.10 < 10 < 10 32 < 10 24< 2 0.01 < 2 1 13 0.11 < 10 < 10 35 < 10 20< 2 0.52 < 2 7 7 0.18 < 10 < 10 101 < 10 66

2 8.06 < 2 1 < 1 0.02 < 10 < 10 29 < 10 2< 2 5.48 < 2 1 1 0.04 < 10 < 10 41 < 10 26

< 2 6.38 < 2 < 1 1 0.03 < 10 * 10 21 < 10 342 6.97 < 2 1 7 0.03 < 10 < 10 19 < 10 262 5-10.00 -: 2 1 4 0.03 < 10 < 10 15 < 10 106 5-10.00 * 2 3 1 0.02 < 10 < 10 13 -c 10 1942 8.51 < 2 1 3 0.02 < 10 < 10 13 < 10 24

4 9.89 < 2 1 3 0.01 < 10 < 10 14 < 10 182 3.28 < 2 3 17 0.04 < 10 f 10 22 -c 10 206 8.19 < 2 1 5 0.01 < 10 t 10 13 < 10 106 9.66 < 2 < 1 < 1 0.02 < 10 < 10 17 < 10 64 5-10.00 < 2 < 1 < 1 0.01 < 10 -c 10 13 < 10 16

2 5-10.00 < 2 1 < 1 0.01 < 10 < 10 15 < 10 2< 2 2.18 < 2 5 6 0.09 < 10 < 10 74 -c 10 30< 2 4.43 < 2 4 4 0.07 < 10 < 10 62 10 24

2 1.60 < 2 2 6 0.05 < 10 < 10 20 10 20< 2 2.17 < 2 4 7 0.11 < 10 < 10 44 10 36

< 2 1.85 < 2 4 7 0.09 < 10 < 10 46 10 26< 2 0.34 < 2 1 6 0.05 < 10 * 10 18 10 26< 2 0.35 < 2 1 48 0.08 < 10 < 10 34 10 24< 2 0.56 < 2 2 9 0.09 < 10 ^ 10 30 < 10 36< 2 0.07 < 2 1 18 0.07 < 10 < 10 23 < 10 20

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SAMPLE

625624625625625626625627625628

625629625630625631625632625633

625634625635625636625637625638

625639625640625641625642625643

625644625645625646625648625649

625650625651625652625653625654

625655625656625657625658625659

625660625661625662625663625664

PREPCODE

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

Au ppb Pt ppb Pd ppb Ag Al As BICP-MS ICP-MS ICP-MS ppm \ ppm ppm

8 15.5 57 0.4 0.94 < 2 < 1051 14.0 S3 0.8 1.29 < 2 *: 1014 12.0 55 0.4 0.99 < 2 -c 1016 30.0 125 0.8 1.06 2 -c 1015 146.5 430 1.4 1.19 10 < 10

6 352 630 1.8 1.04 24 < 1028 222 530 3.2 0.89 6 < 10 <10 67.0 290 0.8 2.14 6 *: 1028 108.0 1040 2.6 0.45 8 10 <15 165.0 420 1.0 1.03 12 < 10 <

115 332 260 3.0 1.39 < 2 < 10 <10 14.0 81 0.6 2.10 < 2 ^c 1018 103.0 670 3.6 1.04 10 < 1071 106.0 610 3.8 1.19 8 < 1029 125.0 610 1.2 0.70 16 < 10 <

31 250 720 1.6 0.69 2 < 10 <43 99.0 440 2.2 0.98 8 -c 1054 179.5 250 1.0 1.01 < 2 < 10 <

135 120.5 330 2.4 0.98 2 < 10 <165 150.0 350 2.8 1.05 < 2 -: 10

180 119.0 300 3.0 1.05 2 < iO59 81.0 210 1.6 1.08 < 2 -: 1019 24.0 145 0.6 1.16 2 -c 10

155 153.0 270 3.8 1.24 4 < 1018 169.0 350 1.2 1.47 8 < 10 <

44 94.0 550 1.6 0.97 12 < 108 11.0 64 0.4 1.16 < 2 < 10

20 52.5 175 3.6 1.54 6 < 1039 102.5 370 3.4 0.96 8 < 1099 131.0 610 3.6 0.90 4 10

17 62.5 620 1.4 0.46 16 < 1010 152.5 420 1.2 0.79 10 *: 10 <9 352 660 0.8 0.60 6 -: 10 <8 170.0 460 2.0 0.72 8 < 10

58 98.0 1100 2.8 0.49 14 -: 10 <

7 93.5 1130 2.0 0.54 18 < 10 <11 154.0 530 2.2 0.87 4 < 10 <21 470 350 2.0 0.88 6 < 10 <26 267 290 2.2 1.31 6 < 10 <31 165.5 1330 2.4 1.05 10 < 10


Ba Be Bi Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Fe Ga Hg Kppm ppzn PPffi ^ PP^ Ppm PPift PP^ ^ Ppni PPift ^

30 < 0.5 < 2 0.42 * 0.5 21 110 602 0.99 < 10 < 1 0.2130 < 0.5 4 0.78 * 0.5 24 90 984 0.93 -: 10 < 1 0.1360 < 0.5 < 2 0.30 < 0.5 34 156 736 1.29 < 10 < 1 0.3150 < 0.5 2 0.93 * 0.5 60 67 1085 2.77 < 10 < 1 0.0720 < 0.5 < 2 0.32 < 0.5 261 100 2830 10.70 < 10 ( 1 0.14

30 < 0.5 < 2 0.18 < 0.5 502 108 3490 J"15.00 < 10 < 1 0.2310 < 0.5 < 2 0.27 < 0.5 268 54 6810 13.45 < 10 < 1 0.0630 < 0.5 < 2 0.30 < 0.5 170 84 1765 8.15 < 10 < 1 0.30 ;10 < 0.5 < 2 0.20 < 0.5 523 25 5390 ^5.00 < 10 < 1 0.02 j10 < 0.5 < 2 0.41 < 0.5 331 118 2170 11.15 < 10 -; 1 0.15

10 < 0.5 < 2 0.70 * 0.5 144 60 5770 6.76 < 10 3 0.0610 0.5 2 1.44 < 0.5 64 57 856 3.35 < 10 < 1 0.1210 < 0.5 < 2 0.25 < 0.5 410 66 8280 i-15.00 < 10 < 1 0.1710 < 0.5 < 2 0.22 < 0.5 334 76 8990 :*15.00 < 10 < 1 0.1310 < 0.5 < 2 0.49 < 0.5 330 67 3160 5-15.00 < 10 < 1 0.06

10 < 0.5 < 2 0.37 < 0.5 411 54 2970 >1S.QQ < 10 1 0.0410 < 0.5 < 2 0.54 < 0.5 217 64 2960 7.89 < 10 < 1 0.1310 < 0.5 < 2 0.46 < 0.5 103 83 1080 4.09 < 10 < 1 0.0610 < 0.5 < 2 0.37 < 0.5 118 118 1965 4.05 < 10 < 1 0.0810 < 0.5 < 2 0.37 < 0.5 90 127 2260 3.48 < 10 1 0.11

40 < 0.5 2 0.47 < 0.5 79 119 2170 3.21 < 10 < 1 0.1710 < 0.5 < 2 0.32 < 0.5 54 150 1355 2.25 < 10 < 1 0.1110 < 0.5 < 2 0.34 < 0.5 40 154 663 1.76 < 10 < 1 0.1260 < 0.5 2 0.67 1.5 94 100 4730 4.48 < 10 < 1 0.2510 < 0.5 < 2 0.17 < 0.5 195 188 1875 8.42 < 10 < 1 0.05

20 < 0.5 < 2 0.37 < 0.5 413 132 1765 13.70 < 10 < 1 0.1220 < 0.5 6 0.96 < 0.5 60 34 745 2.77 < 10 < 1 0.0510 < 0.5 < 2 0.53 < 0.5 128 71 7240 5.38 < 10 < 1 0.1020 < 0.5 < 2 0.33 < 0.5 190 79 6920 9.30 c 10 < 1 0.2410 < 0.5 < 2 0.22 < 0.5 359 91 8510 5-15.00 < 10 2 0.11

10 < 0.5 < 2 0.26 < 0.5 460 33 3370 ^5.00 < 10 < 1 0.0410 < 0.5 < 2 0.23 < 0.5 311 59 3300 12.40 < 10 1 0.0610 < 0.5 < 2 0.28 < 0.5 401 60 1620 14.30 < 10 < 1 0.0310 < 0.5 < 2 0.39 < 0.5 263 58 4920 12.85 f 10 < 1 0.0810 < 0.5 18 0.20 3.5 497 68 9580 :*15.00 < 10 < 1 0.03

10 < 0.5 42 0.15 4.0 466 76 5170 :*15.00 < 10 < 1 0.01 !10 < 0.5 < 2 0.42 < 0.5 214 53 4630 12.15 < 10 1 0.0410 < 0.5 < 2 0.46 < 0.5 253 52 3810 9.28 T 10 < 1 0.05 i10 < 0.5 < 2 0.70 < 0.5 152 68 4590 7.27 < 10 1 0.06 j10 0.5 18 0.20 3.0 440 153 9130 :.15.00 < 10 < 1 0.52

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SAMPLE

625624625625625626625627625628

625629625630625631625632625633

625634625635625636625637625638

625639625640625641625642625643

625644625645625646625648625649

625650625651625652625653625654

625655625656625657625658625659

625660625661625662625663625664

PREP

CODE

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

La Mg Mn Mo Na Ni Ptppn\ *s ppftft Ppni ^ PP^ PP^

< 10 0.72 85 < 1 0.09 387 240< 10 0.45 90 < 1 0.15 418 250< 10 0.99 95 < 1 0.07 513 250< 10 0.53 340 < 1 0.12 766 340< 10 1.18 250 < 1 0.04 4620 270

< 10 0.99 205 < 1 0.03 5-10000 180< 10 0.84 230 < 1 0.04 6390 260< 10 2.37 465 < 1 0.03 3190 320< 10 0.45 220 < 1 0.03 9990 210< 10 0.84 340 < 1 0.06 4930 320

< 10 0.69 330 < 1 0.13 2620 320< 10 0.51 195 < 1 0.28 1125 240< 10 1.04 345 < 1 0.03 9060 210< 10 1.16 380 < 1 0.03 7390 180< 10 0.41 180 < 1 0.06 8540 260

< 10 0.44 195 < 1 0.05 9080 210< 10 0.65 165 < 1 0.09 3280 420< 10 0.89 195 < 1 0.06 1930 390< 10 1.05 140 < 1 0.05 2220 470< 10 1.04 140 < 1 0.06 1910 510

< 10 0.97 150 < 1 0.06 2010 460< 10 1.28 120 < 1 0.04 1320 380< 10 1.28 120 1 0.04 1005 430< 10 0.91 345 < 1 0.10 1765 340< 10 1.83 170 < 1 0.01 4120 200

< 10 0.83 130 < 1 0.06 6940 260< 10 0.37 115 < 1 0.20 1050 240< 10 1.26 245 < 1 0.10 1630 270< 10 1.07 200 < 1 0.04 3950 280< 10 0.95 240 < 1 0.04 7850 210

< 10 0.36 165 < 1 0.04 J-10000 230< 10 0.78 325 < 1 0.04 5910 180< 10 0.63 255 < 1 0.04 6610 180< 10 0.61 285 * 1 0.06 5950 190< 10 0.46 240 2 0.03 MOOOO 110

< 10 0.54 200 1 0.01 J.10000 70< 10 0.78 285 * 1 0.05 5700 270< 10 0.74 265 < 1 0.06 4040 300< 10 0.96 370 < 1 0.07 2660 340< 10 0.93 210 < 1 0.03 >10000 50


Pb S Sb Se Sr Ti Tl U V W Znppm ^5 ppm ppm ppm 9s ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm

< 2 0.20 < 2 1 16 0.04 < 10 < 10 17 < 10 242 0.36 < 2 2 35 0.03 < 10 < 10 17 < 10 22

< 2 0.30 < 2 1 7 0.05 < 10 < 10 20 < 10 24< 2 1.07 < 2 5 11 0.11 < 10 < 10 46 < 10 26

2 5.56 < 2 1 4 0.07 < 10 < 10 32 < 10 20

4 9.76 < 2 1 < 1 0.05 < 10 < 10 26 < 10 4< 2 7.38 < 2 1 4 0.04 < 10 < 10 22 < 10 26< 2 3.83 < 2 1 3 0.08 < 10 < 10 31 < 10 62

4 9.30 < 2 < 1 1 0.01 < 10 < 10 10 < 10 222 6.63 < 2 3 7 0.04 < 10 < 10 36 < 10 28

< 2 4.09 < 2 2 20 0.03 < 10 < 10 23 < 10 662 1.82 < 2 3 33 0.07 < 10 < 10 28 < 10 242 9.58 < 2 1 1 0.03 < 10 < 10 19 < 10 34

< 2 8.08 < 2 1 3 0.05 < 10 < 10 22 < 10 384 7.01 < 2 2 10 0.03 < 10 < 10 19 < 10 6

< 2 6.93 < 2 1 10 0.02 * 10 < 10 15 < 10 142 4.76 < 2 3 12 0.07 < 10 < 10 32 < 10 32

< 2 1.96 < 2 2 5 0.06 < 10 < 10 31 < 10 362 2.17 < 2 1 5 0.06 < 10 < 10 29 < 10 422 1.74 < 2 1 7 0.07 < 10 < 10 34 < 10 48

2 1.63 < 2 1 8 0.07 < 10 < 10 30 < 10 46< 2 0.79 < 2 1 6 0.05 < 10 < 10 24 < 10 32< 2 0.40 < 2 1 5 0.05 < 10 < 10 26 < 10 32< 2 1.94 * 2 4 8 0.10 < 10 < 10 44 < 10 90< 2 4.56 < 2 < 1 1 0.03 < 10 < 10 17 < 10 38

4 6.19 < 2 1 7 0.04 < 10 < 10 24 < 10 102 1.53 < 2 3 19 0.08 < 10 < 10 22 < 10 124 3.19 < 2 2 11 0.06 < 10 < 10 22 < 10 422 5.68 < 2 1 3 0.05 < 10 < 10 17 < 10 344 9.34 < 2 1 2 0.04 < 10 < 10 18 < 10 62

< 2 5*10.00 < 2 1 3 0.02 < 10 < 10 14 * 10 42 7.31 < 2 1 2 0.03 < 10 < 10 16 < 10 202 8.13 * 2 1 1 0.02 < 10 < 10 14 < 10 8

< 2 6.46 < 2 2 3 0.04 < 10 < 10 16 < 10 1842 6.70 6 < 1 < 1 0.01 < 10 < 10 18 < 10 28

36 9.87 2 * 1 < 1 0.01 < 10 10 17 < 10 18 ]< 2 6.99 413 0.03 < 10 < 10 21 < 10 44 !< 2 5.32 215 0.04 < 10 < 10 25 10 50 j< 2 3.74 < 2 3 6 0.06 < 10 < 10 35 10 8814 6.83 2 1 < 1 0.07 < 10 < 10 33 < 10 54

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SAMPLE

625665625666625667625668625669

625670625671625672625673625674

625675625676625677

PREPCODE

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226

Au ppb Pt ppb Pd ppb Ag Al As B Ba Be Bi Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Fa Ga Hg KICP-MS ICP-MS ICP-MS ppm ^ ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm * ppm ppm ppm ppm * ppm ppm \

92 116.5 440 4.2 0.88 6 < 10 10 < 0.5 10 0.34 < 0.5 203 111 7230 9.80 < 10 < 1 0.09155 124.5 330 3.8 0.61 6 < 10 10 < 0.5 8 0.34 < 0.5 230 62 7550 10.75 < 10 < 1 0.0728 144.0 630 3.4 0.40 14 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 14 0.22 1.0 611 45 6790 J-15.00 < 10 -ci 0.0219 62.0 230 2.8 1.15 4 < 10 10 < 0.5 2 0.26 < 0.5 121 85 5450 6.66 < 10 1 0.0829 67.5 370 2.6 1.02 6 < 10 10 < 0.5 2 0.39 1.0 318 85 5090 11.75 < 10 < 1 0.08

12 80.5 470 4.2 0.80 2 i 10 10 < 0.5 16 0.34 1.0 276 71 9040 )15.00 < 10 2 0.08300 101.0 330 7.6 1.47 < 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.37 * 0.5 230 72 )10000 9.55 < 10 1 0.03260 435 450 10.0 0.88 12 < 10 10 * 0.5 8 0.47 1.0 346 82 ^0000 13.05 < 10 < 1 0.0831 862 820 3.4 0.86 < 2 < 10 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.26 2.5 513 91 8150 3.15.00 < 10 < i 0.2126 76.5 500 1.8 0.91 8 -: 10 10 < 0.5 12 0.41 1.0 266 82 4150 13.80 -: 10 -: 1 0.11

20 103.0 300 1.2 1.32 10 < 10 20 < 0.5 < 2 0.45 < 0.5 165 124 2010 7.25 < 10 < 1 0.1834 40.0 200 1.4 0.99 4 < 10 20 < 0.5 < 2 0.43 < 0.5 71 118 1745 2.78 < 10 1 0.1118 4.0 14 0.2 0.55 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.38 < 0.5 11 114 360 1.06 : 10 1 0.03

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SAMPLE

625665 625666 625667 625668 625669

625670 625671 625672 625673 625674

625675 625676 625677

PREP CODE

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226226 226

La Mg Mn Mo Na Ni P Pb S Sb Se Sr Ti Tl U V W Zn ppro \ ppm ppro 't ppm ppm ppm \ ppm ppm ppm H ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm

< 10 0.83 215 < 1 0.05 3850 400 < 2 5.72 616 0.04 < 10 < 10 24 10 74 < 10 0.52 150 < 1 0.06 4550 410 2 6.50 < 2 1 6 0.03 < 10 < 10 18 < 10 48 < 10 0.37 120 1 0.03 8300 180 12 7.56 4 < 1 1 0.01 < 10 < 10 13 < 10 26 < 10 1.29 185 < 1 0.03 2730 270 < 2 3.94 4 < 1 4 0.01 < 10 < 10 12 < 10 46 < 10 0.83 265 1 0.08 4590 210 < 2 7.12 < 2 1 9 0.03 < 10 < 10 22 10 40

< 10 0.78 340 < 1 0.04 6780 180 6 8.50 4 < 1 2 0.03 < 10 < 10 17 < 10 66 < 10 1.51 575 < 1 0.04 2360 70 6 5.45 18 < 1 13 0.03 20 < 10 15 < 10 146 < 10 0.55 390 < 1 0.09 4750 190 < 2 7.31 4 2 14 0.02 < 10 < 10 19 < 10 128 < 10 0.61 320 < 1 0.05 *10000 130 42 :*10.00 30 1 4 0.04 < 10 < 10 28 < 10 30 < 10 0.79 275 < 1 0.05 6290 280 < 2 7.69 614 0.05 * 10 *; 10 26 < 10 32

< 10 1.25 225 < 1 0.05 3440 240 < 2 4.56 216 0.08 < 10 -: 10 35 10 52 < 10 1.03 165 < 1 0.06 1640 220 < 2 1.18 < 2 2 5 0.05 < 10 < 10 28 * 10 60 < 10 0.52 115 < 1 0.03 210 70 < 2 0.13 < 2 1 2 0.01 < 10 < 10 16 < 10 28

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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE


15.008.006.00 29.00




AMOUNT

116.36



402-905 W.FENDER ST. VANCOUVER, BC V6C1L6


A0222308



Project: P.O. # :

NORTON

Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON This report was printed on 2S-AOO-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

205 226

3202 229

* NOTE 1 *

NUMBER SAMPLES

5s5 5

DESCRIPTION

Oeochem ring to approx 150 mesh 0-3 Kg crush and split Rock - save entire reject ICP - AQ Digestion charge

The 32 element ICP package ia suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regis digestion is possibly incomplete are i Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, aa. X, La, Mg, Ha, Sr, Ti,Tl, W.


METHODCODE

AU-ICP23Pt-ICP23Pd-ICP23AS-ICP41A1-ICP41AS-ICP41B-ICP41

Ba-ICP41Be-ICP41Bi-ICP41Ca-ICP41Cd-ICP41CO-ICP41Cr-ICP41CU-ICP41Fe-ICP41Ga-ICP41Hg-ICP41K-ICP41La-ICP41Mg-ICP41Mn-ICP41MO-ICP41N8-ICP41N1-ICP41P-ICP41

NUMBERSAMPLES

55555555555555555555555555

Pb-ICP41 SS-ICP41


555S555S5

DESCRIPTION

Au ppb: FA ICP packagePt ppb: FA ICP packagePd ppbi FA ICP packageAg ppm: 32 element, soil fi: rockAl 56: 32 element, soil fi: rockAs ppm: 32 element, soil St rockB ppm: 32 element, rock 6 soilBa ppm: 32 element, soil S rockBe ppm: 32 element, soil i rockBi ppm: 32 element, soil S rockCa 9s: 32 element, soil Se rockCd ppm: 32 element, soil Si rockCo ppmi 32 element, soil Ci rockCr ppm: 32 element, soil ft rockCu ppm: 32 element, aoil 6 rockFe ^: 32 element, soil St rockGa ppm: 32 element, soil t rockHg ppm: 32 element, soil St rockK H: 32 element, soil St rockLa ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockMg Ss: 32 element, soil Si rockMn ppm: 32 element, soil t rockMo ppm: 32 element, soil Ci rockNa 9s: 32 element, soil Se rockMi ppm: 32 element, soil St rockP ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockPb ppm: 32 element, soil St rockS *s: 32 element, rock Ci soilSb ppm: 32 element, soil Si rockSe ppm: 32 elements, soil St rockSr ppmi 32 element, soil 4 rockTi *s: 32 element, soil 4 rockTl ppm i 32 element, soil 6 rockU ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rookV ppm t 32 element, soil 6 rookW ppmi 32 element, soil St rook

METHOD

FA- ICPFA-ICPFA-ICPICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-ABSICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AES

1 of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

252

0.20.01

21010

0.52

0.010.5

111

0.01101

0.0110

0.0151

0.011

102

0.01211

0.0110101

10

UPPERLIMIT

100001000010000100.015.00100001000010000100.01000015.00

50010000100001000015.00100001000010.001000015.00100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010000





A0222308




Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON This report was printed on 26-AUQ-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD NUMBER! CODE SAMPLES DESCRIPTION

205226

3202229

1;

Oeochem ring to approx 150 mesh 0-3 Kg crush and split Rock - save entire reject ICP - AQ Digestion charge

The 32 element ICP package is suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete are: Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Ha, Sr, Ti, Tl, W.


METHOD CODE

Zn-ICP41


DETECTION LIMIT

UPPER LIMIT

Zn ppmt 32 element, soil fi rock XCP-AK8 10000

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SAMPLE

386540386541386544386545386546

PREPCODE

205205205205205

226226226226226

Au ppb Pt ppb Pd ppb Ag Al As B Ba Be Ei Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Fe Ga Hg KICP ICP TCP ppm * ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm * ppm ppm ppm ppm 56 ppm ppm tt,

6 5 2 0.2 0.73 4 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.76 < 0.5 24 45 270 1.78 < 10 < 1 0.0542 < 5 < 2 0.2 1.25 122 < 10 * 10 2.5 < 2 1.47 0.5 39 19 108 3.63 < 10 1 0.09

< 2 < 5 < 2 < 0.2 0.64 6 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.98 < 0.5 22 7 78 2.21 < 10 < 1 0.02< 2 < 5 < 2 < 0.2 0.18 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.28 < 0.5 3 153 35 2.79 < 10 < 1 < 0.01

4 < 10 4 0.2 1.52 14 < 10 < 10 1.0 42 0.13 10.5 7 41 451 J.15.00 < 10 < 1 < 0.01

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SAMPLE

386540 386541 386544 386545 386546

PREP CODE

205 205 205 205 205

226 226 226 226 226

La Mg Mn Mo Na Ni P Fb S Sb Se Sr Ti Tl U V W Zn ppn ^ ppfti Ppni ^ PPm PPJB Ppm ^ Ppm PPm PPiR ^ Ppm PP^ Ppm PPiR PP*fl

* 10 0.55 150 < 1 0.11 103 440 < 2 0.28 < 2 5 4 0.05 t 10 < 10 41 < 10 48 < 10 0.60 430 < 1 0.20 28 640 < 2 1.52 < 2 11 6 0.19 * 10 < 10 79 60 76 < 10 0.37 230 < 1 0.10 8 1040 < 2 0.38 < 2 5 6 0.09 < 10 -: 10 14 < 10 78 < 10 0.14 225 < 1 0.01 19 20 < 2 0.92 211 0.01 < 10 < 10 9 -: 10 30 < 10 1.24 1075 < 1 0.01 144 360 38 )10.00 < 2 4 < 1 < 0.01 < 10 10 33 < 10 130

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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE

- PREP-31- ME-MS81- ME-XRF06

6.0026.0032.00 64.00

f-')

AMOUNT

256.00

Total Cost S 256.00Client Discount ( 25 !fe) S -64.00

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A0222311



Project: NORTON P.O.**:

Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON This report wae printed on 28-AUO-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHODCODE

205226

3202397

NUMBERSAMPLES

444

DESCRIPTION

Geochen ring to approx 150 mash0-3 Kg crush and splitRock - save entire rejectMeta-borite fusion charge

METHODCODE

A1-XRF06B8-XRF06Ca-XRPOSCr-XRF06PB-XRF06

K-XRF06Mg-XRP06Mn-XRF06Na-XRF06

P-XRF06Si-XRF06Sr-XRF06Ti-XRP060 A- XRF 06OA-XRF06

Ag-MS81Ba-MSSlCe-MS81CO-MS81Cr-MSeiCS-HS81CU-KS81Dy-MS81Er-MS81Eu-MSSlQa-MS81Gd-MS81Hf-MS81HO-MS81La -MS 81LU-MS81Mo-MSSlNb-MS81Nd-MS81Ni-HS81Pb-MS81

NUMBERSAMPLES

4144444444444444444444

'44

ANALYTICAL

DESCRIPTION

A1203 *6: XRFBaO Hi XRFCaO Hi XRFCr203 Hi XRFFB203 H: XRFK20 H: XRFMgO H s XRFMnO Hi XRFNa20 H: XRFP205 S: XRFSi02 H: XRFSrO *s XRFTi02 5s: XRFLOT H: XRFTotal \Ag ppm: ICP-MSBa ppmt ICP-MSCe pprns ICP-MSCo ppm: ICP-MSCr ppmi ICP-MSC* ppmi ICP-MSCu ppm: ICP-MSDy ppm: ICP-MSEr ppm: ICP-MSEu ppm: ICP-MSGa ppm: ICP-MSOd ppm: ICP-MSHf ppm: ICP-MSHo ppm: IPC-MSLa ppm: ICP-MSLu ppm: ICP-MSMo ppm: ICP-MSNb ppm: ICP-MSNd ppm: ICP-MSNi ppm: ICP-MSPb ppm: ICP-MS

PROCEDURES

METHOD

XRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFXRFCALCULATIONICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-KSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MS

1 of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

0.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.01

10.50.50.5

100.1

50.10.10.1

10.1

10.10.50.1

21

0.555

UPPERLIMIT

100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00105.00

1000100001000010000100001000010000

10001000100010001000

100001000

1000Q1000

1000010000100001000010000

i





A0222311



ProJGCt: P.O. tt:

NORTON

Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay/ ON This report was printed on 28-AUO-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

NUMBER SAMPLES

205226

3202297

DESCRIPTION

Geochem ring to approx 150 mesh 0-3 Kg crush and split Rock - save entire reject Meta-borate fusion charge

ANALYTICAL

METHODCODE

Pr-MS81Rb-MSBlSIR-MS 81Sn-MS81Sr-MS81Ta-MSSlTb-MS81Th-MS81T1-MS81Tin-MSB 1

U-MS81V-MS81W-MS81Y-MS81

Yb-MS81Zn-MS81Zr-MS81

NUMBERSAMPLES

414444

DESCRIPTION

Pr ppm: ICP-MSRb ppm: ICP-MSSm ppm: ICP-MSSn ppm: ICP-MSSr ppm: ICP-MSTa ppm: ICP-MS

4 Tb ppm: ICP-MS4^

44444444

Th ppm: ICP-MSTl ppmi ICP-MSTm ppmi ICP-MSU ppm: ICP-MSV ppm: ICP-MSW ppm: ICP-MSY ppm: ICP-MSYb ppm: ICP-MSZn ppm: ICP-MSZr ppm: ICP-MS

PROCEDURES

METHOD

ICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MSICP-MS

2 of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

0.10.20.1

10.10.50.1

10.50.10.5

51

0.50.1

50.5

UPPERLIMIT

100010000

1000100001000010000

10001000100010001000

1000010000

10001000

1000010000

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SAMPLE

386608 386609 386610 386611

PREP CODE

205 205 205 205

226 226 226 226

A1203 BaO CaO Cr203 Pe203 K20 MgO MnO Na20 P205 Si02 SrO Ti02 LOI TOTAL Ag Ea Ce Co H XRF H XRJ? * XW * XW ^ XJff h XRF h XRF * XRF * XRF * XRF * XRF * XRF * XRF t XRF H ppm ppm ppm ppro

8.26 < 0.01 5.68 0.08 16.93 0.09 18.17 1.05 0.54 0.03 45.38 < 0.01 0.18 3.46 99.85 < 1 6.0 4.0 57.0 6.92 < 0.01 5.14 0.16 17.59 0.08 20.14 0.38 0.55 0.03 42.65 < 0.01 0.22 5.24 99.10 < 1 8.0 6.5 122.5

14.68 0.03 6.32 0.05 7.31 1.04 7.48 0.14 3.09 0.10 58.19 0.03 0.47 0.81 99.74 < 1 230 40.5 28.5 15.08 < 0.01 10.02 0.06 7.52 0.31 7.80 0.21 2.81 0.06 53.89 0.03 0.36 1.09 99.24 < 1 65.5 20.5 40.5

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SAMPLE

386608386609386610386611

PREP CODE

2052052os205

226226226226

Cr Ci Cu Dy Er Eu Ga Gd Hf Ho La Lu Mo Mb Nd Ni Pb Pr Rb ppm pym ppm ppni ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm

630 0.5 395 0.8 0.6 0.2 10 0.6 < 1 0.1 3.0 *: 0.1 2 1 2,0 1195 < 5 0.6 0.61230 0.4 660 1.3 0.8 0.3 8 1.1 -: 1 0.3 4.0 0.1 2 1 4.0 890 5 1.0 < 0.2

340 3.7 30 2.0 1.2 0.6 14 2.5 2 0.4 21.5 0.1 2 4 16.0 190 < 5 4.7 33.0450 2.1 70 1.8 1.1 0.6 15 1.8 1 0.4 11.0 0.1 2 3 8.0 275 15 2.3 3.0

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SAMPLE

386608 386609 386610 386611

PREP CODE

205 205 205205

226 226 226 226

Sn Sn Sr Ta Tb Th Tl Tm U V W Y Yb Zn Zr ppm ppift Ppd PPHi ppm Ppni Ppn* PPJR ppifl ppm PPift Ppm ppm PP^ PP*ft

0.5 5 3.8 < 0.5 0.1 < 1 < 0.5 < 0.1 < 0.5 80 3 5.0 0.6 230 21.5 1.0 5 19.2 < 0.5 0.1 < 1 < 0.5 0.1 < 0.5 65 3 7.5 0.7 155 25.0 2.9 2 209 < 0.5 0.3 4 < 0.5 0.1 0.5 110 2 11.5 1.0 60 85.0 1.9 5 296 < 0.5 0.3 1 < 0.5 0.1 0.5 210 2 11.0 1.0 75 53.5

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# OP ANALYSED FOR SAMPLES CODE - DESCRIPTION

UNIT SAMPLEPRICE PRICE AMOUNT

299 - Pulp; prepped on other workorder 0.00 - ME-XRF06 32.OC 32.00




32 . 00

25.68





A0222421




Sample! submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, OH This report was printed on 26-AUQ-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

NUMBER SAMPLE3

299

DESCRIPTION

Pulp; prepped on other workorder


METHODCODE

A1-XRF06BS-XRF06Ca-XRF06Cr-XRF06F6-XRF06

K-XRF06Mfl-XRFOeMn-XRF06Na-XRF06

P-XRP06Si-XRF06Sr-XRF06Ti-XRP06OA-XRF06OA-XRF06

NUMBERSAMPLES

111111111111111

A1203BaO 9s iCaO itsCr203Fe203K20 H:

MgO *s:MnO HiNa20 9(P20S f

DESCRIPTION METHOD

H: XRF XRFXRF XRFXRF XRF

H: XRF XRFH: XRF XRF

XRF XRFXRF XRFXRF XRF

: XRF XRFl XRF XRF

S102 9s s XRF XRFSrO Hi XRF XRFT102 Hi XRF XRFLOI HiTotal

XRF XRFH CALCUIATION

DETECTIONLIMIT

0.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.010.01

UPPERLIMIT

100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00105.00




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SAMPLEPREP CODE

A1203 BaO CaO Cr203 Fe203 K20 MgO MnO Na20 P205 * XRF * XRF * XRF * XRF * XRF * XRF * XRF Si XRF ^ XRF * XRF

Si02 SrO Ti02 Ss XS?

LOI TOTAL XRF *

3676492 299 -- 14.35 0.02 6.43 0.05 7.63 0.84 7.33 0.15 3.33 0.11 58.63 0.02 0.48 0.59 99.96

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SAMPLE PRICE


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AMOUNT

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A0222999



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Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON This report was printed on 04-SEP-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD NUMBER CODE SAMPLES

205226

3202229

DESCRIPTION


l

The 32 element ICP package ia suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete ara i Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Na, Sr, Ti, Tl, W.


METHODCODE


BB-ICP41Be-ICP41Bi-ICP41C8-ICP41Cd-ICP41CO-ICP41Cr-ICP41CU-ICP41Fe-ICP41Ga-ICP41Hg-ICP41K-ICP41La-ICP41Mg-ICP41Mn-ICP41HO-ICP41Na-ICP41Ni-ICP41P-ICP41

Pb-ICP41S-ICP41

Sb-lCP41SC-1CP41Sr-ICP41Ti-lCP41T1-1CP41U-ICP41V-ICP41W-ICP41

NUMBERSAMPLES

555

DESCRIPTION

Au ppb: FA ICP packagePt ppb: FA ICP packagePd ppb: FA ICP package

5 Ag ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock55555S5S55S55

Al *6: 32 element, soil d rockAs ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockB ppm: 32 element, rock 4 soilBa ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockBe ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rockBi ppm: 32 element, soil St rockCa H: 32 element, soil 4 rockCd ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockCo ppm: 32 element, soil (c rockCr ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockCu ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockFe H: 32 element, soil 4 rockGa ppm: 32 element, soil St rock

5 | Hg ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock5 K H: 32 element, soil 6 rock5 La ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock5 Mg *t 32 element, soil 4 rock5 Mn ppm: 32 element, soil s rock5 iMo ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock5 Na H: 32 element, soil 4 rock5 1 Hi ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock5555555S555

P ppm: 32 element, soil Se rockPb ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockS H: 32 element, rock 4 soilSb ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockSe ppm: 32 elements, soil 4 rockSr ppnu 32 element, soil fe rockTi H: 32 element, soil 4 rockTl ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockU ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockV ppmt 32 element, soil 4 rockW ppm: 32 element, soil St rock

METHOD

FA-ICPFA- ICPFA-ICPICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AES

1 of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

252

0.20.01

21010

0.52

0.010.5

111

0.01101

0.0110

0.0151

0.011

102

0.01211

0.0110101

10

UPPERLIMIT

100001000010000100.015.00100001000010000100.01000015.00

50010000100001000015.00100001000010.001000015.00100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000loooo1000010000

1



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SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

205 226

3202 229

* NOTE 1 i

NUMBER! SAMPLES DESCRIPTION

55 55

Gaochem ring to approx 150 mesh 0-3 Kg crush and split Rock - save entire reject ICP - AQ Digestion charge

The 32 element ICP package is suitable for trace metal* in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete are t Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Ha, Sr, Ti, Tl, W.


METHOD ! NUMBER, CODE SAMPLES: DESCRIPTION METHOD

DETECTION LIMIT

Zn-XCP41 5 j Zn ppm: 32 element, soil tt rock ICP-AES

UPPER LIMIT

10000

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SAMPLE

322489 322490 322491 322492 322493

PR. CO

205 205 205 205 205

EP DE

226 226 226 226 226


Au ppb Pt ppb Pd ppb Ag Al As B Ba Be Bi Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Fe Ga Hg KICP ICP ICP ppm ^ Ppft PPift Ppni Ppft ppm ^ Ppnt PP3ft Ppft Ppft ^ Pt&fl Ppifl ^

< 2 10 6 < 0.2 2.72 6 < 10 10 < 0.5 < 2 3.18 < 0.5 12 80 43 1.35 10 i; 1 0.05 < 2 10 6 0.2 2.32 10 < 10 10 * 0.5 < 2 3.20 < 0.5 29 131 141 3.13 10 < 1 0.03 < 2 10 36 < 0.2 2.25 48 1 10 < 10 < 0.5 6 5.46 < O.S 45 78 170 1.90 10 * 1 0.07 < 2 5 6 < 0.2 2.58 8 < 10 < 10 < O.S 2 2.53 < 0.5 23 90 107 1.99 10 < 1 0.05 < 2 5 8 < 0.2 2.14 16 t 10 60 < O.S 8 1.92 < 0.5 41 135 223 2.95 10 -: 1 0.33

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SAMPLE

322489322490322491322492322493

PRJCO

205205205205205

WDE

226226226226226


La Mg Mn Mo Na Ni P Pb S Sb Se Sr Ti Tl U V W ZnPpXQ H PPIR PP^ft ^ Ppm PPHl PPfl* ^ PP^ PpfR PplR ^ PP^ PPro PP^ PPin PP^

< 10 0.50 490 3 0.36 47 360 < 2 0.04 < 2 6 43 0.16 < 10 < 10 50 10 42< 10 1.00 865 < 1 0.13 88 350 < 2 0.31 < 2 8 15 0.16 -: 10 < 10 89 10 60< 10 0.63 815 < 1 0.24 117 400 < 2 0.25 < 2 7 31 0.10 < 10 < 10 59 10 42< 10 0.5S 550 1 0.27 96 310 < 2 0.39 < 2 6 42 0.12 < 10 < 10 47 10 40< 10 0.80 590 < 1 0.21 98 310 < 2 0.61 < 2 11 20 0.20 ^ 10 < 10 97 10 48

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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE


15.008.006.00 29.00

AMOUNT

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A0223000



Project: P.O. # :

NORTON-S


SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD (NUMBER, CODE (SAMPLES DESCRIPTION

205 18226! 18

32021 18229 18

Geocham ring to approx 150 mesh 0-3 Kg crush and split Rock - save entire reject ICP - AQ Digestion charge

* NOTE l

The 32 element ICP package is suitable for trace metals in soil and rook samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete are: Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Na, Sr, Ti, Tl, W.


METHODCODE

AU-ICP23Pt-ICP23Pd-ICP23Ag-XCP41A1-ICP41AS-ICP41B-ICP41Ba-ICP41Be-ICP41Bi-ICP41Ca-ICP41Cd-ICP41CO-ICP41Cr-ICP41CU-ICP41Fe-lCP41Ga-ICP41Hg-ICP41K-ICP41La-ICP41Mg-ICP41Mn-ICP41MO-ICP41Na-ICP41Ni-ICP41P-ICP41

Pb-ICP41S-ICP11

Sb-ICP41SO-1CP41Sr-ICP41Ti-ICP41T1-ICP41U-ICP41V-ICP41W-ICP41

NUMBERSAMPLES DESCRIPTION

18 Au ppb: FA ICP package18 Pt ppb t FA ICP package18 Pd ppb i FA ICP package18 Ag p pro: 32 element, soil 4 rock18 Al \: 32 element, soil 4 rook18 As ppro: 32 element, soil 4 rock18 B ppm: 32 element, rock t soil18 Ba ppro: 32 element, soil 4 rock18 Be ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock18 Bi ppm: 32 element, soil t rock18 Ca ^i 32 element, soil 4 rock18 Cd ppm; 32 element, soil 4 rock18 Co ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock18 Cr ppm: 32 element, soil S rock18 Cu ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock18 Fe *: 32 element, soil 4 rock18 Ga ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock18 JHg ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock18 K ?t: 32 element, soil ft rock18 La ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock18 Mg H: 32 element, soil fc rock18 Mn ppm: 32 element, soil t rock18 !MO ppm: 32 element, soil s rock18 iNa S: 32 element, soil s. rock18 [Mi ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock18 P ppmi 32 element, soil S rock18 Pb ppm: 32 element, soil S rock18 S H: 32 element, rock 4 soil18 Sb ppm: 32 element, soil S rock18 Se ppm: 32 elements, soil 4 rock18 Sr ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock18 Ti H: 32 element, soil 4 rock18 Tl ppm: 32 element, soil s. rock18 U ppmi 32 element, soil 4 rock18 V ppmi 32 element, soil 4 rock18 W ppmi 32 element, soil 4 rock

METHOD

FA- ICPFA-ICPFA- ICPICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AES

1 of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

252

0.20.01

21010

0.52

0.010.5

111

0.01101

0.0110

0.0151

0.011

102

0.01211

0.0110101

10

UPPERLIMIT

100001000010000100.015.00100001000010000100.01000015.00

50010000100001000015.00100001000010.001000015.00100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010000

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A0223000



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SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD [NUMBERi CODE SAMPLES) DESCRIPTION

205226 i3202,229 i

18 [ Geochem ring to approx 150 mesh18 ' 0-3 Kg crush and split18 ! Rock - save entire reject18 TCP - AQ Digestion charge

l* NOTE li

The 32 element ICP package is suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aciua regia digestion is possibly incomplete are: Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Na, Sr, Ti, Tl, W.


METHOD ! NUMBER] CODE ! SAMPLES: DESCRIPTION METHODDETECTION

LIMIT

Zn-ICP41 18 iZn ppmi 32 element, soil i rock ICP-AES

UPPER LIMIT

10000

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SAMPLE

625702625703625704625705625706

625707625708625709625710625711

625712625713625714625715625716

625717625718625719

PR]

COI

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205

!PDE

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226

Au ppb Pt ppb Pd ppb Ag Al As BICP TCP ICP ppm 9s ppm ppn

30 95 424 0.4 1.53 < 2 < 1016 100 400 1.6 1.48 < 2 < 1014 115 418 0.8 1.24 < 2 < 1016 50 588 0.2 0.86 < 2 < 108 60 348 1.2 0.74 * 2 < 10

16 15 104 0.4 1.25 < 2 < 1020 70 736 1.6 0.59 < 2 < 10 <28 60 860 0.6 0.68 < 2 -: 102 15 56 < 0.2 1.55 < 2 < 10

< 2 5 30 < 0.2 1.48 < 2 < 10 <

40 125 508 1.6 1.23 < 2 < 10 <4 20 38 < 0.2 1.70 < 2 < 10

50 185 296 1.2 1.34 < 2 *: 1050 105 254 1.0 1.33 < 2 < 1024 35 126 1.2 1.61 < 2 < 10 <

22 45 110 0.8 1.47 2 < 10 <44 60 230 1.0 1.33 < 2 < 1040 60 244 2.0 1.22 < 2 -c 10


Ea Be Bi Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Pe Ga Hg Kppro ppR Ppift ^ ppn* Ppm PPni Ppm ^ PP^n PP^ ^

50 < 0.5 < 2 0.93 < 0.5 196 118 2300 8.26 < 10 1 0.2440 < 0.5 2 0.44 < 0.5 234 159 3670 9.56 < 10 f 1 0.2710 < 0.5 < 2 0.39 < 0.5 304 140 2450 13.10 < 10 2 0.0920 < 0.5 < 2 0.24 .c 0.5 432 92 1540 ^5.00 < 10 1 0.0820 < 0.5 < 2 0.23 < 0.5 289 99 4330 )15.00 4 10 1 0.10

20 < 0.5 < 2 0.96 < 0.5 93 82 2170 4.49 < 10 li 0.1010 < 0.5 6 0.48 < 0.5 401 60 5520 5-15.00 < 10 3 0.0510 < 0.5 < 2 0.36 2.0 432 76 3910 ;-15.00 * 10 3 0.0510 < 0.5 < 2 1.06 < 0.5 43 87 520 2.96 < 10 < 1 0.0710 < 0.5 < 2 1.23 < 0.5 32 91 188 2.53 < 10 -: 1 0.05

10 < 0.5 < 2 0.91 < 0.5 186 75 4440 12.05 < 10 1 0.0550 < 0.5 < 2 1.09 < 0.5 52 69 844 4.18 < 10 1 0.1510 < 0.5 < 2 0.78 < 0.5 201 82 1910 8.19 < 10 1 0.0830 < 0.5 < 2 0.68 < 0.5 179 143 1540 5.47 < 10 1 0.1910 < 0.5 < 2 0.55 < 0.5 67 183 1965 3.21 < 10 1 0.06

10 < 0.5 < 2 0.94 < 0.5 57 143 1370 2.70 < 10 < 1 0.0720 < 0.5 < 2 0.71 < 0.5 111 157 2050 3.88 < 10 < 1 0.1530 < 0.5 < 2 0.75 < 0.5 82 132 3150 3.08 < 10 < 1 0.17

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SAMPLE

625702 625703 625704 625705 625706

625707 625708 625709 625710 625711

625712 625713 625714 625715 625716

625717 625718 625719

L

PREP CODE

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 20S

205 205 205

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226226

La Mg Mn Mo Na Ni P ppn \ ppn ppn \ ppn ppn

10 1.56 295 < 1 0.16 3690 230 10 1.89 310 < 1 0.07 3960 150 10 1.50 310 9 0.06 6310 270 20 1.03 365 9 0.04 ^0000 160 20 0.88 500 7 0.02 5340 150

< 10 0.94 530 < 1 0.17 1465 300 10 0.45 320 8 0.05 9610 140 20 0.63 300 9 0.05 J'lOOOO 100

< 10 1.34 410 < 1 0.14 643 240 < 10 1.06 460 < 1 0.19 446 230

10 1.04 415 9 0.11 5720 290 30 1.02 425 1 0.11 543 720 10 1.40 310 < 1 0.10 3660 310 10 1.57 230 * 1 0.10 2770 310

< 10 3.03 270 * i 0.06 1505 420

< 10 1.46 300 < 1 0.13 1250 420 < 10 1.53 245 < 1 0.07 3310 370 < 10 1.25 205 < 1 0.11 2120 230


Pb S Sb Se Sr Ti Tl U V W Zn

< 2 4.08 < 2 5 10 0.09 < 10 < 10 37 < 10 32 2 4.82 < 2 3 5 0.07 < 10 < 10 29 < 10 30

< 2 6.41 < 2 1 6 0.05 < 10 < 10 21 .e 10 28 < 2 5.54 < 2 < 1 5 0.04 < 10 < 10 18 10 24 < 2 5.65 < 2 < 1 6 0.03 < 10 < 10 20 10 30

< 2 2.17 < 2 5 18 0.07 < 10 < 10 28 < 10 24 < 2 5.85 < 2 1 10 0.03 < 10 < 10 17 10 20 < 2 5.58 < 2 1 8 0.04 < 10 < 10 22 10 22

2 0.81 < 2 6 11 0.11 < 10 < 10 49 < 10 30 2 0.72 < 2 6 14 0.09 < 10 < 10 43 < 10 26

< 2 5.41 < 2 5 11 0.09 < 10 < 10 44 < 10 36 8 0.81 < 2 6 14 0.16 < 10 < 10 94 < 10 50

c 2 3.88 < 2 4 8 0.10 < 10 < 10 39 < 10 46 c 2 2.68 < 2 4 6 0.10 < 10 < 10 46 < 10 46 < 2 0.81 f 2 3 6 0.09 < 10 < 10 40 < 10 50

< 2 0.60 < 2 5 16 0.10 < 10 < 10 50 < 10 38 < 2 1.83 < 2 3 7 0.11 < 10 < 10 40 -: 10 46

2 1.29 < 2 4 12 0.10 < 10 < 10 38 < 10 54

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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE


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Net Cost S(Reg* R100938885 ) GST $


AMOUNT

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558.54



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A0223002



Project: NORTON-T P.O. #:

Sample* submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON This report was printed on 06-SEP-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

NUMBER SAMPLES

205 24226 24

32021 24229 24

DESCRIPTION

Qeochem ring to approx 150 m*ih 0-3 Kg crush and split Rock - save entire reject ICP - AQ Digeition charge

l* NOTE l

The 32 element ICP package ia suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete are: Al, Ba, Be/ Ca/ Cr/ Oa, K/ La/ Mg/ Ha/ Sr, Ti, Tl, W.


METHODCODE

AU-XCP23Pt-ICP23Pd-ICP23Ag-ICP41A1-ICP41AS-ICP41B-1CP41

Ba-ICP41Be-ICP41Bi-ICP41Ca-ICP41Cd-ICP41CO-ICP41Cr-ICP41CU-ICP41Fe-ICP41Ga-ICP41Hg-ICP41K-ICP41La-ICP41Hg-ICP41Mn-ICP41MO-ICP41Na-ICP41Ni-ICP41P-ICP41

Pb-ICP41S-ICP41


NUMBERSAMPLES

242424242424242424242424242424242424242424242424242424242424242424242424

DESCRIPTION

Au ppbi FA ICP packagePt ppbi FA ICP packagePd ppb: FA ICP packageAg ppm: 32 element/ soil 4 rockAl 9t: 32 element, soil St rockAa ppm: 32 element/ soil 6 rockB ppm: 32 element, rock ft soilBa ppm: 32 element/ soil S rockBe ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockBi ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockCa H: 32 element, soil S rockCd ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockCo ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockCr ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockCu ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rookFe H: 32 element, soil 4 rockQa ppm: 32 element/ soil tt rockHg ppm: 32 element/ soil 4 rockK Hz 32 element, soil 4 rockLa ppm: 32 element/ soil St rockMg H: 32 element, soil St rockMn ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockMo ppm: 32 element, soil St rockKa H: 32 element, soil 4 rockHi ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockP ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockPb ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockS H: 32 element, rock Se soilSb ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockSe ppm: 32 elements, soil 4 rockSr ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockTi "*t: 32 element, soil 4 rockTl ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockU ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockV ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockW ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rock

METHOD

FA-ICPFA- ICPFA-ICPICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICF-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AES

1 of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

252

0.20.01

21010

0.52

0.010.5

111

0.01101

0.0110

0.0151

0.011

102

0.01211

0.0110101

10

UPPERLIMIT

100001000010000100.015.00100001000010000100.01000015.00

50010000100001000015.00100001000010.001000015.00100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010000

/vus

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A0223002




Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay/ ON This report was printed on 06-SEF-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

205 226

3202 229

* MOTE 1 i

NUMBERSAMPLE;

24 24 24 24

DESCRIPTION

Qeochenv ring to approx ISO mesh 0-3 Kg crush and split Rock - save entire reject ICP - AQ Digestion charge

The 32 element ICP package if suitable for trace metal* in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete are: Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, aa. K, La, Mg, Na, Sr, Ti, Tl, W.


METHOD CODE

Zn-ICP41


DETECTION LIMIT

UPPER LIMIT

24 Zn ppmi 32 element, soil d rock ICP-AES 10000




Project: Comments:

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Page NurtWi :1-A Total Pages : 1 Certificate Date: 06-SEP-2002 Invoice No. : 10223002 P.O. Number : Account :NMZ

SAMPLE

625678 625679 625680 625681 625682

625683 625684 625685 625686 625687

625688 625689 625690 625691 625692

625693 625694 625695 625696 625697

625698 625699625700 625701

PREP CODE

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

20S 205 205 205

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226

Au ppb Pt ppb Pd ppb Ag Al As B TCP ICP ICP ppm H ppm ppm


Ba Be Bi Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Pe Ga Hg K ppm ppni Ppm ^ PPft PPft Ppft PPHi ^ PPft ppift ^

16 105 320 0.8 1.89 < 2 * 10 < 10 < 0.5 2 0.55 2.0 285 270 1720 9.14 < 10 < 1 0.03 28 80 374 0.8 1.08 < 2 < 10 10 0.5 < 2 0.63 < 0.5 267 95 1320 11.15 *: 10 1 0.07 56 410 484 2.2 0.84 < 2 < 10 < 10 < O.S < 2 0.41 < 0.5 243 78 6970 13.05 < 10 1 0.05 14 100 348 1.8 1.27 < 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.27 < 0.5 385 208 5420 12.20 < 10 1 0.02 78 165 452 4.0 1.27 < 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 2 0.35 < 0.5 507 107 5-10000 :-15.00 < 10 < 1 0.02

12 140 372 0.8 1.67 < 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 2 0.28 < 0.5 256 116 2570 14.95 < 10 3 0.03 372 255 608 4.4 0.69 < 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.28 0.5 515 49 9670 :*15.00 < 10 1 0.01 92 180 648 5.4 0.73 < 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.32 0.5 379 57 8610 ^5.00 < 10 2 0.04 60 130 688 1.6 0.65 < 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.24 < 0.5 409 81 4630 :*15.00 < 10 2 0.04 88 225 418 3.0 1.47 < 2 < 10 30 < 0.5 < 2 0.32 < 0.5 331 124 :*10000 11.20 t 10 1 0.12

98 75 162 1.8 1.24 < 2 < 10 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.62 < 0.5 136 111 5660 6,03 < 10 1 0.06 2 < 5 2 < 0.2 1.56 < 2 < 10 50 < 0.5 < 2 1.14 < 0.5 22 62 164 2.53 < 10 1 0.12

* 2 < 5 6 < 0.2 1.01 < 2 * 10 130 < 0.5 < 2 0.30 < 0.5 8 114 185 1.85 < 10 < 1 0.45 120 60 96 1.4 1.81 * 2 < 10 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.43 < 0.5 194 137 4310 5.45 < 10 < 1 0.05 16 200 766 1.0 0.60 * 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 8 0.24 < 0.5 398 67 3650 ^5.00 < 10 3 0.02

24 70 408 2.6 1.02 * 2 -: 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.40 -c 0.5 327 66 6520 12.45 -c 10 1 0.05 18 380 358 2.4 1.18 < 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.33 < 0.5 211 89 6840 9.83 < 10 < 1 0.02 46 105 240 5.0 1.65 < 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 * 2 0.32 < 0.5 114 151 )-10000 5.38 < 10 < 1 0.04 6 420 1045 0.2 0.68 < 2 < 10 30 < 0.5 < 2 0.47 .c 0.5 374 47 1375 5^15.00 < 10 2 0.08

38 30 8B 0.6 1.48 < 2 : 10 140 0.5 < 2 0.54 < 0.5 29 134 947 3.03 ': 10 < 1 0.51

58 35 254 2.8 1.86 8 < 10 76 75 262 3.4 1.57 < 2 < 10 88 110 352 4.8 1.38 < 2 -c 10 2 < 5 10 < 0.2 1.48 < 2 < 10

100 -: 0.5 < 2 0.48 < 0.5 48 118 3890 3.65 -: 10 1 1.04 170 ^.5 < 2 0.59 < 0.5 34 149 3520 2.73 "! 10 -: 1 0.74 80 < 0.5 < 2 0.77 < 0.5 40 107 5160 2.71 .t 10 * 1 0.34 80 < 0.5 < 2 0.79 < 0.5 15 141 228 2.05 < 10 < 1 0.53

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SAMPLE

625678625679625660625681625682

625683625684625685625686625687

625688625689625690625691625692

625693625694625695625696625697

625698625699625700625701

PREPCODE

80S205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226

La Mg Mn Mo Na Ni Pppn 's ppiu ppm 's ppm ppm

t 10 2.54 42S * 1 0.07 4170 19010 1.32 265 3 0.09 6210 28010 0.93 215 4 0.06 6570 24010 1.72 185 4 0.03 5920 18010 1.43 365 9 0.04 8150 190

10 1.98 380 9 0.04 7200 26020 0.75 255 10 0.04 9020 17010 0.71 240 9 0.05 8330 17010 0.60 195 9 0.04 8910 19010 1.73 370 < 1 0.04 4400 220

10 1.36 380 < 1 0.10 1670 30010 1.38 475 < 1 0.15 144 41020 0.77 235 < 1 0.10 78 50010 2.19 450 < 1 0.06 1415 33020 0.66 220 10 0.03 ^0000 250

10 0.87 310 8 0.08 5590 20010 1.44 310 < 1 0.04 4450 280

< 10 1.96 355 < 1 0.04 1515 28030 0.38 155 9 0.06 1*10000 44020 1.12 390 < 1 0.10 523 570

< 10 1.46 395 < 1 0.10 1770 61020 1.29 355 < 1 0.13 1075 63020 1.11 395 < 1 0.09 947 56020 1.21 465 < 1 0.10 82 600


Pb S Sb So Sr Ti Tl U V W Znppm ^ ppm ppm pptn 'o ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm j

4 4.37 < 2 3 4 0.09 < 10 < 10 33 < 10 6986 5.47 < 2 3 8 0.07 < 10 < 10 33 < 10 112

< 2 5.50 < 2 1 6 0.06 -: 10 -: 10 24 < 10 40< 2 5.54 214 0.03 < 10 < 10 20 < 10 38< 2 6.71 < 2 1 6 0.04 < 10 < 10 22 10 54——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— |< 2 5.44 < 2 < 1 5 0.06 < 10 < 10 25 < 10 42 j

2 5.75 < 2 < 1 6 0.03 < 10 < 10 16 < 10 98< 2 5.47 < 2 < 1 7 0.03 < 10 < 10 15 < 10 34

2 5.32 < 2 < 1 7 0.04 < 10 < 10 21 10 18< 2 5.07 < 2 1 4 0.09 < 10 < 10 34 < 10 42

< 2 2.99 < 2 3 6 0.07 ^ 10 < 10 28 < 10 34< 2 0.18 < 2 6 11 0.10 < 10 < 10 42 < 10 34

2 0.12 < 2 5 10 0.11 < 10 < 10 40 < 10 24< 2 2.38 < 2 3 4 0.08 •t 10 < 10 33 < 10 46

2 4.95 < 2 < 1 6 0.03 < 10 < 10 13 10 22

< 2 5.40 < 2 3 10 0.05 < 10 < 10 28 < 10 26< 2 4.89 < 2 1 4 0.04 < 10 < 10 17 < 10 48< 2 2.60 < 2 1 4 0.05 < 10 < 10 22 < 10 66

4 5.45 < 2 1 10 0.06 < 10 < 10 30 10 18< 2 0.58 < 2 5 14 0.18 < 10 < 10 65 < 10 56

< 2 1.14 < 2 6 15 0.23 < 10 < 10 76 < 10 1082 0.74 < 2 5 17 0.21 *: 10 t 10 68 < 10 748 1.01 < 2 5 18 0.19 < 10 < 10 63 < 10 1182 0.10 < 2 5 21 0.21 < 10 < 10 73 < 10 56

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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE


15.008.006.00 29.00




AMOUNT

302.54





A0223003



Project: NORTON-U P.O. # :


SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

205 226

3202 229

* NOTE Is

NUMBER SAMPLES

13 13 13 13

— - — -- ———

DESCRIPTION


The 32 element ICP package is suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-acjua regia digestion is possibly incomplete are i Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Na, Sr, Ti, Tl, W.


METHOD CODE

Zn-ICPll

NUMBER SAMPLES

13


LIMITUPPER LIMIT

Zn ppnu 32 element, soil ft rock ICP-AES 10000

A(AUS)





A0223003


(NMZ ) - EAST WEST RESOURCE CORP,Project: P.O. #;

NORTON-U


SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

NUMBER! SAMPLES

205226

3202229

DESCRIPTION

13131313

Qeochem ring to approx 150 mesh 0-3 Kg crush and split Rock - save entire reject ICP - AQ Digestion charge

* HOTE l i

The 32 element ICP package is suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete are: Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Na, Sr, Ti, Tl, W.


METHODCODE


Ba-ICP41Be-ICP41Bi-ICPllCa-ICP41Cd-ICP41CO-XCP41Cr-ICP41CU-ICP41Fe-ICP41Ga-ICP41Hg-ICP41K-ICP41La-ICP41Mg-ICP41Mn-ICP41MO-ICP41Na-ICP41Ni-ICP41P-ICP41

Pb-ICP41S-ICP41

Sb-ICP41SC-ICP41Sr-ICP41T1-ICP41T1-ICP41U-ICP41V-ICP41W-ICP41

NUMBERSAMPLES

131313

DESCRIPTION

Au ppb: FA ICP packagePt ppb: FA ICP packagePd ppb: FA ICP package

13 | Ag ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock1313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313

Al \: 32 element, soil Se rockAs ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockB ppm: 32 element, rock Se soilBa ppm: 32 element, soil 1 rockBe ppm: 32 element, soil Se rockBi ppm: 32 element, soil S rockCa H: 32 element, soil Se rockCcl ppm: 32 element, aoil 6 rockCo ppm: 32 element, aoil 4 rockCr ppm: 32 element, soil t rockCu ppm: 32 element, soil Se rockFe H: 32 element, soil k rockGa ppm: 32 element, soil t rockHg ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockK \i 32 element, soil S rockLa ppm: 32 element, soil k rockMg "-si 32 element, soil Se rockMn ppm: 32 element, soil K rockMo ppm: 32 element, soil t rockNa 9s: 32 element, soil Se rockNi ppm: 32 element, soil Cc rockP ppm: 32 element, soil St rockPb ppm: 32 element, soil Se rockS *i 32 element, rock Se soilSb ppm t 32 element, soil 6 rockSe ppm: 32 elements, soil 6 rookSr ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rockTi Hi 32 element, soil (t rockTl ppm: 32 element, soil Se rockU ppm: 32 element, soil Se rockV ppm: 32 element, soil Se rockW ppm: 32 element, soil i rock

METHOD

FA-ICPFA-ICPFA-ICPICP-AES1CP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AES

1 of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

252

0.20.01

21010

0.52

0.010.5

111

0.01101

0.0110

0.0151

0.011

102

0.01211

0.0110101

10

UPPERLIMIT

"l

100001000010000100.015.00100001000010000100.01000015.00

50010000100001000015.00100001000010.001000015.00100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010000

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SAMPLE

62572062S721625722625723625724

625725625726625727625728625729

625730625731625732

PREPCODE

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226

Au ppb Pt ppb Pd ppb Ag Al As B Ea Be Ei Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Fe Ga Hg KICP ICP ICP ppm 9s ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ^ ppm ppm ppm ppm H ppm ppm \

tO 545 360 0.8 1.06 2 •c 10 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.91 < 0.5 165 67 2160 7.42 10 < 1 0.07198 12S 204 2.8 1.91 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.22 < 0.5 110 636 2560 5.19 10 *: 1 0.0238 130 230 1.0 1.50 < 2 -c 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.08 < 0.5 193 982 2030 8.48 10 < 1 < 0.0120 120 378 2.0 1.79 < 2 < 10 10 < 0.5 2 0.24 < 0.5 235 300 5820 9.26 10 < 1 0.0972 130 500 0.8 1.19 < 2 < 10 10 < 0.5 2 0.44 < 0.5 323 154 4270 ^5.00 10 -ci 0.08

214 60 88 1.4 0.34 < 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 t. 2 0.77 < 0.5 42 40 5210 11.60 10 < 1 0.0224 495 448 2.4 0.79 < 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 2 0.57 < 0.5 251 68 6770 14.25 10 < 1 0.06

< 2 5 44 < 0.2 1.33 2 < 10 130 < 0.5 < 2 0.26 < 0.5 34 76 182 3.69 10 < 1 0.5914 20 64 0.2 1.49 < 2 < 10 10 < 0.5 < 2 1.17 < 0.5 73 85 782 3.26 < 10 -c 1 0.062 10 56 1.6 1.53 < 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 < 2 1.27 < 0.5 38 62 3770 2.76 < 10 < 1 0.03

34 150 588 6.8 1.15 2 -! 10 < 10 < 0.5 8 0.39 < 0.5 342 95 xlOOOO 14.70 10 -: 1 0.0512 < 5 12 0.8 1.22 < 2 < 10 20 -t 0.5 < 2 0.49 < 0.5 19 62 3120 3.41 < 10 < 1 0.1014 75 266 1.6 1.06 < 2 < 10 < 10 < 0.5 2 0.69 < 0.5 142 92 4100 8.89 10 < 1 O.OG

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SAMPLE

625720625721625722625723(25724

625725625726625727625728625729

625730625731625732

PREPCODE

20520520S205205

205205205205205

205205205

226226226226236

226226226226226

226226226

La Mg Mn Mo Na Ni P Pb S Sb So Sr Ti Tl U V W Znppjn *6 ppni ppiti 'k ppm ppra ppm \ pptn pptu ppm \ ppm ppiu ppm ppm ppm

< 10 0.99 245 1 0.08 3810 330 < 2 4.22 < 2 3 10 0.19 < 10 < 10 32 < 10 31< 10 3.02 225 2 0.02 2280 320 < 2 1.75 411 0.04 < 10 < 10 50 < 10 92< 10 2.91 135 2 < 0.01 3310 230 < 2 2.81 8 < 1 < i 0.01 < 10 < 10 63 < 10 42< 10 2.59 285 2 0.03 4140 200 < 2 4.75 2 < 1 < 1 0.05 < 10 < 10 22 < 10 36< 10 1.42 330 1 0.05 7980 350 < 2 8.32 212 0.06 < 10 < 10 21 < 10 24

< 10 O.S6 385 1 0.04 1135 850 < 2 1.81 < 2 1 3 0.04 < 10 -: 10 70 < 10 42< 10 0.76 295 < 1 0.08 6940 260 < 2 6.83 < 2 3 7 0.04 < 10 < 10 21 < 10 30

20 1.21 215 3 0.08 897 570 8 1.00 < 2 6 9 0.13 < 10 < 10 50 < 10 30< 10 0.90 240 1 0.20 987 280 2 1.37 < 2 4 27 0.07 < 10 < 10 36 < 10 16< 10 0.70 295 1 0.22 594 270 < 2 1.19 < 2 4 34 0.06 < 10 < 10 34 < 10 24

< 10 1.23 395 1 0.05 6620 220 6 7.78 < 2 1 3 0.05 < 10 < 10 22 < 10 4810 1.01 280 2 0.11 302 700 2 0.71 < 2 7 7 0.13 < 10 < 10 73 < 10 24

< 10 1.10 265 1 0.08 4050 320 2 4.65 < 2 3 6 0.07 < 10 < 10 35 < 10 30

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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE

2 212 - Overlimit pulp, to be foundCU-AA46 - Cu !fc: Cone. Nitric-HCl dig'nN1-AA62 - Ni *: HC104-HN03-HF digestion

11 212 - Overlimit pulp, to be foundN1-AA62 - Ni *: HC104-HN03-HF digestion

4 212 - Overlimit pulp, to be foundCu-AA46 - Cu l: Cone. Nitric-HCl dig'n

0.007.008.00

0.008.00

0.007.00


Net Cost S(RegS R100938885 ) GST S


AMOUNT

15.00 30.00

!.00 88.00

7.00 28.00

117.17

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A0223006



Project: NORTON P.O.**:

Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay/ OK This report was printed on 02-SEP-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD NUMBER' CODE SAMPLES DESCRIPTION

212 17 Overlimit pulp, to tns found


METHOD CODE

CU-AA46 N1-XA62

NUMBER: SAMPLES' DESCRIPTION METHOD

DETECTION LIMIT

613

Cu ?6! Cone. Hitric-HCl dig'n Ni 9t! HC104-HN03-HF digestion

AAS AAS

0.010.01

UPPER LIMIT

50.050.0

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SAMPLE

386484 386485 386486 625602 625607

625608 625612 625613 625614 625629

625655 625659 625660 625664 625671

625672 625673

PREP CODS

212 212 212 212 212

212 212 212 212 212

212212 212 212 212

212 212

--

--

--

--

~-

Cu H

1.10

1.08

7.26

1.37

1.95

2.28

Ni H

1.18 1.59 1.63 1.50

1 38 1 18 1 46 1 48

1 12 1 42 1 45 1 16

1.27

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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE


15.008.006.00 29.00


Net Cost S(Regt R100938885 ) GST S


AMOUNT

319.00

256.00



402-905 W.FENDER ST. VANCOUVER, BC V6C 1L6


A0223082



Project: NORTON-V P.O. #:

Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, OH This report was printed on 05-SEP-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

205 291

3202 229

* NOTE 1 i

NUMBER SAMPLES

11 11 11 11

DESCRIPTION


The 32 element TCP package is suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete arai Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Gr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Na, Sr, Ti, Tl, W.


METHODCODE


Ba-ICP41Be-ICP41Bi-ICP41Ca-ICP41Cd-ICP41CO-ICP41Cr-ICP41CU-ICP41F6-ICP41GB-ICP41Hg-ICP41K-ICP41

LS-ICP41Mg-ICP41Mn-ICP41MO-ICP41N8-ICP41Ni-ICP41P-ICP41

Pb-ICP41S-ICP41


NUMBERSAMPLES

lililililililililili11lililililililililililili

DESCRIPTION

Au ppb: FA ICP packagePt ppb: FA ICP packagePd ppb: FA ICP packageAg ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockAl Hi 32 element, soil s rockAs ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockB ppm: 32 element, rock 4 soilBa ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockBe ppm: 32 element, soil St rockBi ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockCa 9s: 32 element, soil 4 rockCd ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockCo ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockCr ppm: 32 element, soil St rockCu ppm: 32 element, soil t rockFe H: 32 element, soil 4 rockGa ppm: 32 element, soil 6 rockHg ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockK 9s: 32 element, soil St rockLa ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockMg 9s: 32 element, soil 4 rockMn ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockMo ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock

11 INa *s: 32 element, soil 4 rock11 Ni ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock111111111111111111

P ppm: 32 element, soil it rockPb ppm: 32 element, soil Si rockS H: 32 element, rock St soilSb ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockSe ppm: 32 elements, soil 4 rockSr ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockTi 9g. 32 element, soil S rockTl ppm: 32 element, soil tt rockU ppm i 32 element, soil St rock

11 JV ppms 32 element, soil 4 rock11 W ppmi 32 element, soil 4 rock

METHOD

FA-ICPFA-ICPFA-ICPICP-AESICP-ASSICP-ABSICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AES

1 of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

252

0.20.01

21010

0.52

0.010.5

111

0.01101

0.0110

0.0151

0.011

102

0.01211

0.0110101

10

JUPPERLIMIT

i100001000010000100.015.00100001000010000100.01000015.00

50010000100001000015.00100001000010.001000015.00100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010000

J

AUS

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A0223082



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SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

NUMBER!SAMPLES DESCRIPTION

205 294

3202 j 11 229 11

11 Geochem ring to approx ISO mesh11 ; 4-7 Kg crush and split

Rock - save entire reject TCP - AQ Digestion charge

* MOTE l

The 32 element ICF package is suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete ares Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Na, Sr, Ti, Tl, W.


METHOD CODE

NUMBER 1 SAMPLES! DESCRIPTION METHOD

DETECTION LIMIT

UPPERLIMIT

Zn-ICP41 11 Zn ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock ICP-AES 10000




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SAMPLE

322194322495322496322497386494

386495386496386497386498386499

386500

PREPCODE

205205205205205

205205205205205

205

294294294294294

294294294294294

294

Au ppb Pt ppb Pd ppb Ag Al As B Ba Be Bi Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Fa Ga Hg KICP ICP ICP ppm H ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm Is ppm ppm ppm ppm 5s ppm ppm a4

< 2 5 < 2 < 0.2 1.04 4 < 10 80 < 0.5 < 2 0.71 0.5 14 109 123 5.91 < 10 < 1 0.42< 2 5 < 2 < 0.2 1.02 6 < 10 70 < 0.5 4 0.73 < 0.5 27 82 77 5.64 < 10 < 1 0.41< 2 5 < 2 < 0.2 1.38 6 < 10 110 < 0.5 2 0.62 < 0.5 14 110 80 4.49 < 10 < 1 0.78< 2 10 < 2 < 0.2 0.98 4 < 10 30 < 0.5 < 2 0.89 < 0.5 11 93 115 2.19 < 10 < 1 0.3410 5 < 2 < 0.2 1.01 6 < 10 40 < 0.5 < 2 0.76 0.5 21 84 68 5.74 < 10 < 1 0.36

< 2 < 5 < 2 < 0.2 1.05 6 < 10 60 < 0.5 < 2 0.84 0.5 22 75 61 6.31 < 10 < 1 0.33< 2 < 5 < 2 < 0.2 1.28 6 < 10 70 < 0.5 < 2 0.90 0.5 18 95 52 6.11 < 10 < 1 0.51< 2 < 5 < 2 < 0.2 1.18 12 < 10 70 < 0.5 < 2 0.69 0.5 17 67 48 5.29 < 10 < 1 0.56

2 < 5 < 2 < 0.2 1.32 6 < 10 50 < 0.5 2 0.67 2.0 27 94 115 9.72 < 10 < 1 0.38< 2 5 < 2 < 0.2 1.31 6 < 10 60 0,5 < 2 0.93 1.5 21 75 97 7.74 < 10 < 1 0.53

< 2 < 5 < 2 < 0.2 1.00 < 2 •c 10 60 < 0.5 < 2 0.70 < 0.5 21 92 101 5.44 < 10 < 1 0.37

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SAMPLE

322491322495322496322497386494

386495386496386497386498386499

386500

PREPCODE

205205205205205

205205205205205

205

294294294294294

294294294294294

294

La Mg Mn Mo Na Ni P Pb S Sb Se Sr Ti Tl U V W Znppnt ^ ppn ppro % ppffl ppm ppm H ppm ppm ppm 'o ppm ppro ppm ppm ppm

< 10 0.57 720 2 0.09 50 490 4 2.23 < 2 3 15 0.10 < 10 < 10 36 < 10 38< 10 0.59 725 1 0.10 48 480 < 2 2.17 < 2 2 13 0.09 < 10 < 10 36 < 10 36< 10 0.80 755 1 0.09 37 SOO < 2 1.36 < 2 3 15 0.13 < 10 < 10 40 < 10 42< 10 0.45 590 < 1 0.10 39 490 < 2 0.16 < 2 3 17 0.10 -c 10 -c 10 43 < 10 46< 10 0.50 695 1 0.11 42 540 4 2.23 < 2 3 17 0.09 -: 10 -: 10 31 < 10 42

< 10 0.56 805 1 0.11 51 510 < 2 2.70 < 2 3 16 0.09 < 10 < 10 32 < 10 42< 10 0.65 860 1 0.11 38 600 < 2 2.18 < 2 4 17 0.11 < 10 < 10 34 < 10 48< 10 0.67 800 1 0.09 45 530 < 2 1.85 2 3 13 0.12 < 10 < 10 37 < 10 48< 10 0.69 870 2 0.09 51 510 2 3.91 < 2 3 14 0.09 < 10 < 10 33 < 10 48< 10 0.77 860 1 0.08 44 530 6 2.80 4 2 15 0.11 < 10 < 10 43 < 10 50

< 10 0.59 710 1 0.09 47 550 < 2 2.27 < 2 3 14 0.10 < 10 < 10 37 < 10 40

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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE

212 - Overlimit pulp, to be found Cu-AA46 - Cu ik: Cone. Nitric-HCl dig'n

212 - Overlimit pulp, to be found Ni-AA62 - Ni 4: HC104-HN03-HF digestion

0.007.00

0,008.00

Total Cost SClient Discount ( 25 !fc) S



AMOUNT

7.00 21.00

8.00 16.00

29.69





A0223619





SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

NUMBER SAMPLES

212

DESCRIPTION

5 j Overlimit pulp, to be found


METHOD CODE

NUMBER SAMPLES! DESCRIPTION METHOD

DETECTION LIMIT

UPPERLIMIT

CU-AA46 N1-AA62

Cu Hi Cone. Nitrio-HCl dig'n Ni Hi HC104-HN03-HF digestion

AAS AAS

0.010.01

50.050.0

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SAMPLE

625682 625687 625692 625695 625696

PREP CODE

212 212 212 212 212

-~

CuH

1.35 1.06

1.42

Ni *

1.39

1.17

A0223619

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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE

212 - Overlimit pulp, to be found N1-AA62 - Ni 4: HC104-HN03-HF digestion

0.008.00 8.00

AMOUNT

16.00

Total Cost S 16.OCClient Discount ( 25%) S -4.00

Net Cost S 12.00(Regtt R100938885 ) GST S 0.84






A0223690



Project: P.O. #;

NORTON-S

samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON This report was printed on 09-SEP-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD [NUMBERS CODE SAMPLES DESCRIPTION

212 2 ] Overlimit pulp, to be found


METHOD CODE

Ni-AA62


DETECTION LIMIT

Hi Si HC104-HNO3-HF digestion AXS 0.01

UPPER LIMIT

50.0

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SAMPLE

625705625709

PREPCODE

212212

~ ~

NiH

1.211.44

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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE AMOUNT

212 - Overlimit pulp, to be found CU-AA46 - Cu *: Cone. Nitric-HCl dig'n

0.007.00 7.00

Total Cost SClient Discount ( 25%) S



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A0223691



Project: NORTON-U P.O. #:

Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Say, ON This report was printed on 06-SEP-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD JNUMBERjCODE ISAMPLES DESCRIPTION

212 Overlimit pulp, to b* found


METHOD l NUMBER CODE SAMPLES

CU-XA46 l


LIMITUPPER LIMIT

Cu Hi Cone. Nitrio-HCl dig'n AAS 0.01 50.0

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SAMPLE:PREP CODE

CU

625730 212 -- 1.55

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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE


15.008.006.00 29.00


Net Cost S(Reg* R100938885 GST S


AMOUNT

406.00

406 .00-101. 50304.50

325.82

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A0223987



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SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD NUMBER CODE SAMPLES

205226

3202229

H 14 14 14

DESCRIPTION

Oeochem ring to approx ISO mesh 0-3 Kg crush and split Rook - save entire reject ICF - AQ Digestion charge

l* NOTE l

The 32 element ICP package is suitable for trace metal* in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitrio-aijua r ea, i a digestion is possibly incomplete arai Al, aa. Be, Ca, Cr, Ga, K, La, Ka, Na, Sr, Ti, TI, W.

ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES———UT,

METHODCODE

AU-ICP23Pt-ICP23Pd-ICP23Ag-ICP41A1-ICP41AS-ICP41B-ICP41Ba-ICP41Be-ICP41B1-ICP41C&-ICP41Cd-ICP41CO-ICP41Cr-ICP41CU-ICP41Fe-ICP41Ga-ICP41Hg-ICP41K-ICP41

La-ICP41Mg-ICP41MH-ICP41MO-ICP41N8-ICP41Ni-ICP41P-ICP41

Pb-ICP41S-ICP41

8b-ICP41SC-ICP41Sr-ICP41Ti-XCP41T1-ICP41U-ICP41V-ICP41W-ICP41

NUMBERSAMPLES

14141414141414141414141414141414141414

DESCRIPTION

Au ppb: FA ICP packagePt ppb t FA ICP packagePd ppb: FA ICP packageAg ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockAl 9s: 32 element, soil i rockAs ppm: 32 element, soil Se rockB ppm: 32 element, rock S: soilBa ppm: 32 element, soil d rockBe ppm: 32 element. Boil 4 rockBi ppm: 32 element, soil t rockCa 't: 32 element, soil t rockCd ppm: 32 element, soil Si rockCo ppm: 32 element, soil i rockCr ppm: 32 element, soil Ci rockCu ppm: 32 element, soil St rockFe \: 32 element, soil 4 rockGa ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockHg ppm: 32 element, soil St rockK 9s: 32 element, soil ft rock

14 La ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock14 Mg 98! 32 element, soil St rook14141414141414141414

Mn ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockMo ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockNa ^: 32 element, soil 4 rockHi ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockP ppm: 32 element, Soil St rockPb ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockS H: 32 element, rock St soilSb ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockSe ppm: 32 elements, soil tt rockSr ppm: 32 element, soil Si rock

14 Ti ""si 32 element, soil 4 rock14 jTl ppm: 32 element, soil Se rock141414

U ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockV ppm: 32 element, soil Si rockW ppm: 32 element, soil tt rock

METHOD

FA- ICPFA- ICPFA-ICPICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AES

1 of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

252

0.20.01

21010

0.52

0.010.5

111

0.01101

0.0110

0.0151

0.011

102

0.01211

0.0110101

10

UPPERLIMIT

100001000010000100.015.00100001000010000100 .01000015.00

50010000100001000015.00100001000010.001000015.00100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010000





A0223987



Project: NORTON N P.O. #;

Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON This report was printed on 17-SIP-2Q02.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD NUMBER! CODE SAMPLES

205226

3202229

* NOTE l i

14141411

DESCRIPTION

Oeoohem ring to approx ISO mesh 0-3 KB crush and iplit Rock - save entire reject TCP - AQ Digestion charge

The 32 element ICP package la suitable for trace metals in soil and rook sample*. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete aret Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Oa, K, La, Mg, Ha, Sr, Ti, Tl, W.


METHOD CODE

Zn-XCF4l

NUMBERl SAMPLES' DESCRIPTION

DETECTION METHOD LIMIT

UPPERLIMIT

14 Zn ppmi 32 element, soil 4 rock ICP-AES 10000

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SAMPLE

625752 625753 625754 625755 625756

625757 625758 625759 625760 625761

625762 625763 625764 625765

PREPCODE

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226

Au ppb Pt ppb Pd ppb Ag Al As B ICP ICP ICP ppm 5s ppm ppm

12 35 34 0.4 1.59 4 < 10 12 340 276 0.6 1.91 10 < 10 12 60 396 0.6 1.64 24 < 10 22 10 190 0.4 1.44 14 < 10 20 20 468 2.4 0.60 14 < 10

10 15 96 1.0 1.97 16 < 10 10 20 92 0.8 1.87 20 < 10 < 16 40 228 0.2 2.40 8 -: 10 < 20 60 244 0.6 1.80 4 < 10 < 16 60 368 1.4 2.04 < 2 *: 10 <

128 60 320 5.8 1.42 < 1 < 10 -: 16 30 168 0.8 1.13 < 2 *: 10 < 20 40 164 3.4 0.95 < 2 < 10

< 2 < S 8 * 0.2 1.43 2 < 10


Ba Be Bi Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Fe Ga Hg K ppm ppm ppm 's ppm ppm ppm ppm ^ ppm ppm \

30 0.5 < 2 1.12 < 0.5 35 98 460 3.51 < 10 < 1 0.09 20 < 0.5 < 2 0.34 < 0.5 201 134 1565 11.45 < 10 < 1 0.11 50 < 0.5 < 2 0.29 1.0 209 160 2330 ^5.00 20 < 1 0.66 20 < 0.5 < 2 0.52 < 0.5 89 187 1090 5.44 < 10 < 1 0.16 20 < 0.5 < 2 0.47 1.5 312 84 6640 ^5.00 20 < 1 0.03

40 < 0.5 4 1.30 < 0.5 70 102 2070 5.71 < 10 < 1 0.15 10 < 0.5 < 2 1.32 < 0.5 39 73 1395 2.91 < 10 < 1 0.03 10 < 0.5 < 2 1.67 < 0.5 44 64 511 2.60 < 10 < 1 0.03 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.90 < 0.5 95 70 1490 8.13 10 < 1 0.05 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.75 1.5 276 96 4110 12.00 20 i: 1 0.03

10 < 0.5 2 0.37 2.0 340 109 s-10000 14.65 20 < 1 0.03 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.60 < 0.5 278 109 2120 9.76 10 < 1 O.OS 10 0.5 < 2 0.57 0.5 355 82 8740 13.90 30 1 0.06 70 < 0.5 < 2 0.83 < 0.5 26 102 191 2.82 x: 10 < 1 0.18

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SAMPLE

625752625753625754625755625756

625757625758625759625760625761

625762625763625764625765

PREPCODE

205205205205205

205205205205205

205205205205

226226226226226

226226226226226

226226226226

La Mg Mn Ho Na Ni Pppm ^ PPHl PPm ^ PPHl PPrc

< 10 0.93 625 1 0.13 409 450< 10 1.98 525 1 0.04 3540 420< 10 1.97 480 < 1 0.05 8850 190< 10 1.44 380 < 1 0.07 1420 440< 10 0.53 485 1 0.04 8100 230

< 10 1.06 455 1 0.14 1315 180< 10 0.70 300 < 1 0.17 439 210< 10 0.68 335 < 1 0.20 386 160< 10 1.15 505 < 1 0.12 2550 150< 10 1.40 850 < 1 0.10 3430 180

< 10 1.22 635 12 0.04 4640 200< 10 0.80 360 1 0.06 2900 220< 10 0.67 175 < 1 0.06 5020 220

10 1.03 310 < 1 0.11 186 460


Pb S Sb Se Sr Ti Tl U V W Znppm 5s ppm ppm ppm H ppm ppm ppm ppn ppm

2 0.84 < 2 7 12 0.14 < 10 < 10 65 < 10 426 5.75 < 2 2 1 0.08 < 10 < 10 44 < 10 626 6.64 < 2 3 < 1 0.08 < 10 10 37 < 10 32

< 2 2.27 < 2 3 4 0.10 < 10 < 10 41 < 10 308 7.67 4 1 •c 1 0.04 < 10 10 21 < 10 40

2 2.52 < 2 5 22 0.07 < 10 < 10 45 < 10 406 1.33 < 2 3 26 0.04 i 10 *: 10 30 < 10 282 1.20 < 2 3 40 0.03 < 10 < 10 25 < 10 26

< 2 3.44 < 2 3 17 0.03 -c 10 < 10 25 < 10 42< 2 5.61 < 2 1 11 0.03 * 10 < 10 22 < 10 82

< 2 6.23 < 2 < 1 5 0.03 < 10 -c 10 19 < 10 114< 2 4.89 < 2 2 9 0.04 < 10 < 10 27 < 10 32< 2 5.89 < 2 1 9 0.05 < 10 < 10 29 < 10 44< 2 0.57 < 2 4 9 0.15 i: 10 < 10 57 < 10 36

' 1

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Comments:


Terms: Payment due on receipt of invoice 1.25 0Xo per month (1507o per annum) charged on overdue accounts




UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE

212 - Overlimit pulp, to be found CU-AA46 - Cu 4: Cone. Nitric-HCl dig'n

0.007.00 7.00

AMOUNT

Total Cost S 7.00Client Discount ( 25 !i) S -1.75







A0224398



Project: NORTON N P.O. #:

Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON This report wai printed on 18-SEP-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

212

NUMBER SAMPLES

1

DESCRIPTION

Ov*r limit pulp/ to b* found


METHOD CODE

CU-AA46


DETECTION LIMIT

Cu \i Cone. Nitrio-HCl dig'n AAS 0.01

UPPER LIMIT

50.0




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SAMPLEPREP CODE

CM

625762 212 -- 1.63

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UNIT PRICE

SAMPLE PRICE


15.00 8.0C 6.00 29.00

Total Cost SClient Discount ( 25*) ?

Net Cost S(Reg# R100938885 ) GST $


o U/

5

AMOUNT

957.00

767.99

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A0225812


(NMZ ) - EAST WEST RESOURCE CORP.Project: NORTON P.O. # :

Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON This report was printed on 18-OCT-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

205 226

3202 229

* MOTH 1 ,

NUMBER SAMPLES

33 33 33 33

DESCRIPTION

Qeochem ring to approx 150 mesh 0-3 Kg crush and split Rock - save entire reject XCP - AQ Digestion charge

The 32 element ICP package i* suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitric-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete are t Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Na, 8r, Ti,Tl, W.


METHODCODE

AU-ICP23Pt-ICP23Pd-ICP23Ag-ICP41A1-XCP41AI-ICP41B-ICP41Ba-XCP41Ba-ICP41B1-XCP41Ca-XCP41Cd-XCP41CO-XCP41

NUMBERSAMPLES

33333333333333333333333333

Cr-ICP41 33CU-XCP41Fe-ICP41Qa-XCP41Hg-ICP41K-ICP41L8-ICP41Hg-XCP41Mn-ICP41MO-XCP41Na-XCP41N1-ICP41P-XCP41

Pb-XCP41S-XCP41Sb-ICP41SO-XCP41Sr-ICP41T1-ICP41T1-XCP41U-ICP41V-XCP41W-ICP41

33333333333333333333333333333333333333333333

DESCRIPTION

Au ppb: FA ICP packagePt ppb t FA XCP packagePd ppbi FA XCP packageAg ppm: 32 element, soil St rockAl Hi 32 element, soil St rockAs ppmi 32 element, soil St rockB ppm t 32 element, rock St soilBa pprai 32 element, soil St rockBe ppm i 32 element, soil 6 rockBi ppmi 32 element, soil St rockCa Hi 32 element, soil s rockCd ppmi 32 element, soil fc rockCo ppmi 32 element, soil St rockCr ppm: 32 element, soil Se rockCu ppm: 32 element, soil St rockFe Hi 32 element, soil St rockOa ppmi 32 element, soil Se rockHg ppmi 32 element, soil t rockK Hi 32 element, soil St rockLa ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rockMg Hi 32 element, soil St rockMn ppm: 32 element, soil St rockMo ppm: 32 element, soil t rockNa Hi 32 element, soil St rockHi ppmi 32 element, soil tt rockP pprot 32 element, soil fi rockPb ppm: 32 element, soil i rockS Hi 32 element, rock St soilSb ppmi 32 element, soil St rockSe ppm: 32 elements, soil 4 rockSr ppm: 32 element, soil St rockTi Hi 32 element, soil 6 rockTl ppmi 32 element, soil St rockU ppmi 32 element, soil St rockV ppm: 32 element, soil St rockW ppm: 32 element, soil 4 rock

METHOD

FA- ICPFA- ICPFA- ICPICP-AESXCP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESXCP-AESXCP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESXCP-AESXCP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESXCP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AESICP-AZSICP-AES

1 of 2

DETECTIONLIMIT

252

0.20.01

21010

0.52

0.010.5

111

0.01101

0.0110

0.0151

0.011

102

0.01211

0.0110101

10

UPPERLIMIT

100001000010000100.015.00100001000010000100.01000015.00

50010000100001000015.00100001000010.001000015.00100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010.0010000100001000010000

1

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A0225812




Samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON This report was printed on 18-OCT-2002.

SAMPLE PREPARATION

METHOD CODE

205 226

3202 229

* MOTE \ i

NUMBER SAMPLES

33 333333

DESCRIPTION

Oeochem ring to approx 150 mesh 0-3 Kg o ruth and split Rock - save entire reject ICP - XQ Digestion charge

The 32 element ICP package is suitable for trace metals in soil and rock samples. Elements for which the nitrio-aqua regia digestion is possibly incomplete aret Al, Ea, Be, ea, Cr, Ga, K, La, Mg, Na, Sr, Ti,Tl, W.


METHOD CODE

NUMBER SAMPLES

Zn-ICP41 33


LIMITUPPERLIMIT

Zn ppmi 32 element, soil 6 rock ICP-AES 10000


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SAMPLE

A'625766 625767 625768 625769 625770

625771 625772 625773 625774 625775

625776 625777 625778

^625779 y62S780

' 625781 625782 625783 625784 625785

625786 \ 625787

625788 625789 625790

625791 625792 625793

V 625794 --625795

] 625796 625797 625798

PREPCODE

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205205

226 226 226226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226226 226

Au ppb Pt ppb Pd ppb Ag Al AB BICP ICP ICP ppm 9s ppm ppm

22 20 36 0.6 1.85 44 < 10 100 155 356 1.8 1.17 120 < 10 132 180 448 5.6 0.97 52 < 10 88 90 356 4.6 0.97 14 < 10

100 230 340 2.8 0.81 68 < 10

24 50 516 3.2 0.60 150 < 10 24 60 1005 2.0 1.21 1340 < 10 26 40 146 0.8 1.56 14 < 10 52 35 138 1.0 1.79 14 < 10

108 50 320 2.6 0.91 2 < 10

14 5 50 0.4 1.06 4 < 10 2 < 5 6 0.2 1.39 30 < 10

16 25 154 0.6 1.55 2 -: 10 2 < 5 22 0.2 1.32 < 2 -: 10

52 45 156 1.4 1.47 < 2 "10

120 85 290 4.0 1.14 < 2 < 10 40 90 240 1.8 1.11 < 2 < 10 48 60 246 2.4 1.23 < 2 < 10 26 45 178 1.8 1.18 < 2 < 10 < 8 5 58 1.0 1.38 < 2 *: 10

18 55 158 1.6 1.20 < 2 < 10 44 85 242 3.0 0.85 < 2 -: 10 34 95 202 1.8 1.06 < 2 < 10 < 44 65 350 2.2 0.97 < 2 -: 10 38 75 376 2.2 1.23 < 2 *: 10

26 25 134 0.8 1.25 < 2 -: 10 < 40 15 76 0.6 1.24 2 *; 10 8 5 30 0.4 1.95 2 < 10 8 -c 10 20 0.6 1.99 2 < 10 4 15 34 0.4 1.79 < 2 * 10

24 145 338 2.0 2.34 * 2 * 10 < < 2 < 5 < 2 0.2 0.49 2 < 10 -:

6 5 2 0.2 1.56 < 2 < 10


Ba Be Bi Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Fe Ga Kg K

80 -t 0.5 < 2 1.90 < 0.5 33 137 363 2.86 -c 10 < 1 0.11 20 < 0.5 < 2 1.21 < 0.5 69 247 2580 4.07 -: 10 1 0.07 20 < 0.5 20 0.46 2.0 382 97 :*10000 ^5.00 •: 10 3 0.11 40 < 0.5 14 0.81 2.5 385 148 9540 :*15.00 .t 10 5 0.29 40 < 0.5 28 1.08 3.5 400 86 5140 ^5.00 < 10 4 0.20

10 1.5 14 1.08 3.0 474 94 7760 3^15.00 < 10 4 0.08 40 1.5 6 2.93 2.0 503 160 4960 1x15.00 -: 10 4 0.24 70 < 0.5 < 2 0.93 0.5 119 197 1240 5.73 < 10 2 0.61 20 < 0.5 < 2 1.48 < 0.5 104 127 1185 4,55 < 10 1 0.16 30 < 0.5 2 0.68 0.5 132 148 2350 5.55 * 10 1 0.18

70 < 0.5 < 2 0.98 < 0.5 40 125 428 2.65 < 10 < 1 0.16 120 < 0.5 2 1.10 < 0.5 22 133 72 2.27 < 10 < 1 0.34 120 < 0.5 < 2 0.79 < 0.5 60 218 1035 3.41 < 10 < 1 0.60 80 < 0.5 < 2 0.85 < 0.5 29 203 293 2.13 < 10 1 0.37 10 < 0.5 2 1.28 0.5 78 135 1065 5.09 < 10 3 0.08

40 < 0.5 2 0.69 < 0.5 131 170 3150 4.89 < 10 < 1 0.23 30 < 0.5 < 2 0.50 < 0.5 129 195 1765 4.07 < 10 1 0.20 20 < 0.5 6 0.50 < 0.5 125 200 2620 3.97 •c 10 1 0.16 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.74 < 0.5 75 195 2200 3.20 < 10 1 0.05 10 < 0.5 < 2 1.16 < 0.5 47 85 1370 3.30 < 10 < 1 0.11

10 < 0.5 < 2 0.93 < 0.5 64 154 2280 3.21 < 10 < 1 0.09 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.45 < 0.5 119 136 4680 3.36 < 10 < 1 0.10 10 < 0.5 < 2 0.78 < 0.5 61 146 2110 2.46 < 10 < 1 0.07 30 < 0.5 < 2 0.58 < 0.5 97 130 2850 2.99 < 10 < 1 0.16 30 < 0.5 < 2 0.58 < 0.5 96 187 2710 3.18 < 10 < 1 0.19

10 0.5 < 2 1.14 < 0.5 50 152 1115 2.37 < 10 1 0.07 40 < 0.5 < 2 1.26 < 0.5 38 93 921 2.21 < 10 1 0.15

110 0.5 < 2 1.28 < 0.5 27 177 453 2.66 < 10 < 1 0.40 90 0.5 < 2 1.07 < 0.5 28 175 417 2.50 < 10 1 0.69 10 ^.5 < 2 2.12 < 0.5 18 116 186 3.25 < 10 *: 1 0.09

10 0.5 26 0.40 2.5 615 159 1125 14.65 -: 10 < 1 < 0.01 10 < 0.5 < 2 1.20 0.5 5 79 75 1.10 < 10 < 1 0.03 10 0.5 < 2 1.61 < 0.5 20 118 343 2.89 -c 10 1 0.06

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SAMPLE

625766625767625768625769625770

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PREPCODE

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La Mg Mn Ho Na Ni Pyiyum C vsnffl wwm i mnm ^TW*

< 10 1.02 635 2 0.25 232 330< 10 0.46 275 1 0.16 1660 140< 10 1.22 490 4 0.05 6730 80< 10 0.87 495 4 0.07 7620 220< 10 0.68 575 5 0.07 7320 700

< 10 0.55 370 4 0.05 8740 190< 10 1.31 560 3 0.10 5980 300< 10 1.58 550 1 0.14 1890 550< 10 0.91 415 1 0.24 1645 310< 10 0.94 225 1 0.09 2650 540

10 0.78 350 1 0.15 540 69010 0.94 465 1 0.17 122 640

< 10 1.55 310 1 0.12 1100 510< 10 1.09 235 < 1 0.17 295 420< 10 1.36 620 3 0.16 1730 280

< 10 1.38 295 1 0.11 2790 330< 10 1.51 195 2 0.07 2940 380< 10 1.75 200 1 0.06 3440 360< 10 1.43 295 1 0.08 2170 370< 10 1.05 360 < 1 0.13 901 490

< 10 1.10 305 < 1 0.12 1540 350< 10 1.01 160 1 0.06 2560 240< 10 0.97 225 1 0.11 1430 260< 10 1.08 175 4 0.07 2530 180< 10 1.39 180 1 0.08 3450 130

< 10 1.42 275 < 1 0.06 1020 16010 1.13 315 < 1 0.08 660 900

< 10 1.69 420 < 1 0.15 384 460< 10 2.00 400 1 0.13 380 460< 10 1.01 1125 < 1 0.23 194 350

< 10 1.75 1030 < 1 0.03 3910 140< 10 0.34 215 < 1 0.06 33 70< 10 1.13 670 < 1 0.11 92 290


Pb S Sb So Sr Ti Tl U V W Znppm 9s ppm ppm ppm * ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm

< 2 0.62 < 2 10 19 0.23 < 10 < 10 92 < 10 36< 2 1.97 < 2 4 18 0.14 < 10 < 10 45 < 10 26

8 8.28 613 0.04 < 10 < 10 18 •c 10 5824 7.19 < 2 3 8 0.09 < 10 < 10 32 < 10 3812 6.37 4 2 14 0.08 -: 10 * 10 30 < 10 32

20 7.00 6 1 13 0.05 •: 10 -e 10 19 10 328 6.65 < 2 5 35 0.06 .: 10 * 10 42 40 28

< 2 2.23 < 2 6 8 0.15 < 10 < 10 59 < 10 582 2.00 < 2 6 39 0.12 < 10 < 10 47 < 10 362 2.83 < 2 3 7 0.10 < 10 < 10 37 < 10 42

2 0.73 < 2 5 11 0.13 < 10 < 10 51 < 10 282 0.07 < 2 6 15 0.13 < 10 < 10 53 < 10 36

< 2 0.86 < 2 3 8 0.13 < 10 < 10 33 < 10 52< 2 0.39 < 2 4 14 0.10 < 10 < 10 42 < 10 30

2 1.85 < 2 7 8 0.10 < 10 < 10 52 < 10 52

6 2.39 < 2 4 6 0.08 < 10 < 10 33 < 10 502 2.06 < 2 3 5 0.07 < 10 < 10 36 < 10 34

< 2 1.75 223 0.08 < 10 < 10 39 < 10 46< 2 1.21 < 2 3 9 0.10 < 10 < 10 32 < 10 36

6 1.45 < 2 5 16 0.10 < 10 < 10 39 < 10 24

< 2 1.39 < 2 4 13 0.10 < 10 < 10 43 < 10 322 1.62 < 2 2 5 0.08 .c 10 •: 10 33 < 10 40

< 2 0.84 < 2 4 13 0.07 < 10 < 10 38 < 10 382 1.36 239 0.07 < 10 < 10 39 < 10 36

< 2 1.34 < 2 3 7 0.07 < 10 < 10 35 < 10 34

< 2 0.54 < 2 3 11 0.09 < 10 < 10 48 < 10 262 0.51 < 2 3 28 0.12 < 10 < 10 39 < 10 262 0.16 2 6 41 0.17 < 10 < 10 66 < 10 40

< 2 0.19 < 2 5 25 0.15 < 10 < 10 53 < 10 426 0.15 < 2 12 14 0.21 < 10 < 10 98 < 10 52

60 ^0.00 < 2 3 3 0.06 -c 10 -: 10 46 < 10 846 0.04 < 2 3 7 0.05 < 10 < 10 25 < 10 1142 0.23 < 2 7 9 0.18 < 10 < 10 83 < 10 40

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UNIT PRICE

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212 - Overlimit pulp, to be found CU-AA46 - Cu ife: Cone. Nitric-HCl dig'n

0.007.00 7.00

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AMOUNT

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METHOD CODE

212

NUMBER SAMPLES

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METHOD CODE

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DETECTION LIMIT

UPPER LIMIT

Cu *u Cone. Nitrio-HCl dia'n AAS 0.01 50.0

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212

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Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole M (J. Johnston)Date (started/completed): September 12-20, 2002 Angle: -90.0" Core stored on site Logged September 20-21, 2002

Azimuth: Gird North (3530) Grid Location: 3+00 E; 4+70 N Core Diameter: BQ-Thinwall Claim: 1240871

Footagefrom

0.009.96

to9.96

220.98

Subdivision

11.1611.9512.2412.4412.4917.2215.9119.4220.0020.1221.4622.51

28.2828.6628.9831.9732.6833.9634.7335.0435.4135.1437.0638.12

39.3939.7039.7240.8942.6744.8245.8449.3451.8854.5058.6757.7467.5867.7468.3171.0071.7575.7376.5979.2179.5579.0479.6682.3582.6584.7585.9086.0986.1788.7892.4292.87

11.8612.0212.3612.4913.6619.3816.0019.4721.4620.2522.5128.28

28.3528.7229.0532.6432.7134.2434.8135.0735.7535.4137.4938.97

39.7039.7239.7941.0942.8445.4045.9649.4452.0254.7058.8557.84

68.2378.9071.01

75.7476.6579.2279.5679.0679.6882.4182.8184.8486.0986.1386.3088.8192.48


OverburdenMafic with rare seimentary units (as in previous holes)ideation/bedding is @ 45 degrees to C.A.to a depth of -12 m core is fragmented and numerous water seems were reportednumerous feldspar phenocrystsdisseminated poarea brecciated by quartz-carbonate veinquartz veinchloritic alteration zone or weathered core due to the presence of water seamssheared mafic with red mineral (suspected garnets)pink granitesilica (very fine grained quartz) vein with disseminated sutfidessheared mafic with layers of quartz-chloritic alteration and mica (referred to as "sed units" in previous holes)medium grained pyroxene (pyroxenite), disseminated sulfidesfine grained to pegmatitic pink granite (2 phases, sharp contact between the dike and massive intrusion)mafic with numerous "sed units' (as above) of varying size, some units much more felsic than others (i.e. 25.34- 25.49 m), disseminated sulfide patches commoncontorted quartz veins with chloritic alteration and red crystalline mineral, "mylonite" (as in previous holes)mylonite (as above)fine grained felsic p&Q'K quartz)breccia in quartz vein, chloritic alterationfine grained grey quartz veinmylonite (as above)fine grained grey quartz veinfine grained grey quartz veinpink pegmatitic granitefine-medium grained gabbropyroxenite with ~TK sulfidesultramafic with S-10% sulfides38.64-38.86 m contourted due to strong deformationultramafic T& sulfides, po, py; strongly lineatedmylonite (as above)strongly lineated chloritic alteration zonequartz vein, includes brecciated wallrocklight pink granitepink granitequartz veinfelsic unitquartz with thin mafic stringers and unknown red mineralmica rich granitemedium-fine grained granitenet textured' sulfides (as in previous holes), po, pyfault with 1 cm displacement, irregular but runs -40 degrees to C. A.irregular quartz vein, 1-5 cm wide, running length wise down corelight felsic phase conformable with lineation, believed to be gabbromylonite (as above)fault parrallel to lineation, slight offsetmylonite (as above)quartz-fektepar-mica-chlorite zone, po btebs ^0.75 cm)quartz veinmylonite (as above)mylonite (as above)mylonite (as above)chloritic alteration with sharp contact into quartz vein containing breccial a vfelftoB? /"** f^ i \ f f"~ j"~v ,granite li d W C J V L. LJ ltremolite/actinolie-pyroxene-feldspar/plagioclase-mica ldisseminated sulfides, plagioclase phenocrysts, Mack cubic crystals o r T -"' - onmgranite U t i J l l\JU3 ;mylonite (as above) ;quartzvein f-SFDSHiFMrf ^SE'^SlViFWTmylonite (as above) henri: " " ' ifault at 20 degrees to CA, offset of 0.5 cm ' - , , ^ ,-.,-.,,.. .

Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole W (J. Johnson)Date (started/completed): August 25-30, 2002 Angle: -85.0" Core stored on site Logged August 31, 2002

Azimuth: Gird North (353") Grid Location: 2+00 E; 4+20 N Core Diameter: BQ-Thmwall Claim: 1240871

Footagefrom

0.002.67

to2.67

166.94

Subdivisionf to in

3.744.895.51

6.006.167.398.64

10.7011.4913.1414.0014.0415.4916.4617.1522.6624.0124.3027.0027.9229.4731.4833.5834.8535.7737.0337.3638.7239.3239.8639.9541.1541.3442.25

43.71

44.4544.78

44.6448.8549.2350.8551.6151.6052.0252.1352.5552.5753.0854.1655.1256.0356.2757.3460.7063.9865.2866.0966.9670.16

to

4.075.285.55

6.086.277.429.80

10.7712.4314.0014.0415.1815.6016.9817.8422.7024.2125.0327.0227.9629.7831.6934.6234.9036.0337.2337.4039.0139.8639.9040.0042.25

43.71

44.13

44.5047.94

44.96

50.1659.5551.6552.0252.0752.5552.5753.0853.1254.3356.0356.1756.4259.3360.8364.1365.3266.1168.3070.38

Alteration, Mineralization i Structure

OverburdenMafic Volcanics (massive with occassional pillows, often sheared), with rare sedimentary beds and mica rich zones as found in previous drill holesineation/fbliation @ 42 degrees to C.A.sedimentary unit with mud layers and fine grained disseminated pyfine quartz veins throughout section, core is much more siliceous than surrounding core'mylonite" zone, composed of stretched quartz fragments in a quartz-feldspar-unknown red crystaline mineral martix, often chlorite richmica rich foliated zonefeldspar phenocryst, rare po blebsdisseminated po blebssheared mica rich zone in which chloritic alteration is perservasive (formerly refered to as "sed unit"), discrete patches of disseminated sulfidesextremely sheared zone, stretched mafic grains visible, contacts are -conformablesed unit (sheared zone)sed unit (sheared zone)contorted area, numerous quartz veinssed unit (sheared zone)quartz veinpink granite, at 16.69-16.71 m a fine grained granite crosscutssed unit (sheared zone)patch of round feldspar grainssheared area, contains offset quartz veinmedium grained gabbroquartz patch with 5 mm po blebsquartz vein with calcite and traces of unknown red mineralsed unit (sheared zone)felsic/siliceous zone of quartz/carbonate with chloritic alteration and unkown red mineralsheared gabbropo blebssed unit (sheared zone)sed unit (sheared zone)pink quartz veindisseminated po blebstwo distinct pink granites, contact at 39.62 m 26 degrees to C.A."net textured" sulfides (as in prevoius holes)disseminated sulfidesgabbro or diorite with gradatonal lower contactfault with offset of 2 cm at 42 degrees to C.A.sheared gabbro (lineated 46 degrees to C.A.)42.69 m a 6 cm quartz vein surrounded by, and cut by, an ultramafic, clear centre of vein countains po blebs, sides are milky white; same type of veining found at 42.54 m (1 cm), 42.56 (4 cm) and 42.80 m (2 cm) believed to all be part of same network of veins as alteration rime and ultramafic conect many of them; much mica in this areafirst 18 cm is quartz-red/orange mineral; followed by a contorted quartz vein that cuts into pink granite which is cut by chlorite-quartz vein, granie contains mafic inclusions with thin alteration rimsgranitegabbro (?), potentially a basalt siliceously altered; foliated with mica rich bands, gelsic grains/crystals; some areas strongly sheared/foliatedzone of numerous fractures infilled by quartzfault in sheared area, causes a Z fold of a 5 mm quartz veinseries of mylonites (as above) from 10-30 cm wide often linked by stretched quartzgabbropo vein in dark (ultramafic?) rockred garnets in sheared maficmylonite (as above)quartz-chlorite-red mineral felsic zone, siddeminated sulfides (po, cp, py)quartz veinmica rich foliated zonedisseminated to blebs of po, cp in sheared zone, rare ultramafic blebssheared felsic (quartz-chlorite-red mineral) zone, disseminate po, cpsheared gabbro (diorite?)mylonite (as above)chlorite-quartz alterationsed unit (sheared zone)quartz veinlineated chlorite alteration zone, disseminated po, trace pychlorite-quartz rich zone, disseminated po, py, cpirregular quartz veintuff (well sheared amphibole), gradational top and bottom contactsed unit (sheared zone)

[Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole V (J. Johnson) |Date (started/completed): August 24-25, 2002Core stored on site Logged August 26, 2002

Grid Location: 0+00 E; 2+00 N Claim: 1240871 Angle: -45.5C Azimuth: Gird North (3530) Core Diameter: BQ-Thinwall

Footage (m)from to



17.32 20.49 Lapilli

* clay rich

* tuff (similar in appearance to unit at end of Hole G only more lineated)* lineation varies but average 72 degrees to core axis* felsic-rich, foliation can be variable* 18.14m to 18.25m and 18.31m to 18.42m sedbed (as before)* gab (?) inclusions cause wrapping of foliation around* barren

20.49

21.00

21.00 Alt/Intruded Tuff?/Sed

29.77 Sedimentary Beds

29.77 35.80 Sed Beds con't

" numerous qtz veins (up to 2cm wide) along with zones of green (chl.) alt.* 20.55m pyr xlls (UM inclusion?) with qtz vein* diss po in green alt* po blebs associated with qtz veins

* numerous qtz/carb veins (eg. 21.11m - 4cm; 22.98m - 2cm)* sites of py, cp, po (10:1:25) mineralization at margins* areas of U.M. inclusions (pyx) in qtz vein X11s *^ or equal to 3mm

* 23.60m to 24.37m: areas become more felsic-rich* orangish/red-brown mineral (axenite) as blebs* 24.83m: 7cm qtz vein* 25.41m to 25.50m: quartzite (-all quartz with few other minerals) grey in colour* 25.30m to 26.05m: many axenite phenocrysts* 25.00m: py:po becomes ~1:50 diss still* 28.31m: potential fault-frost stretched* 29.52m: quartzite (as above)

* (as above only) fspar phenocrysts numerous* veinlets of po * py t diss throughout core common

* 30.60m to 30.88m: very siliceous zone (32.59m to 32.65m)* quartz V. can have 0.5cm to 2cm blebs of po

33.62m to 33.81m: 2cm qtz V. with po diss * tourmaline xlls up to 3mm long* appears to be sheared gab?

* 33.82m to 34.27m: lineations present but compositional^ -gab* 35.49m to 35.56m: green alt., po blebs ^ or equal to 6mm) * stringers* 35.54m 5cm quartz vein

Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole N (J. Johnson)Date (started/completed): September 1-5, 2002Core stored on site^^^^^^^^^Logged September 5-6, 2002

Angle: -87.00 Azimuth: Gird North (3530) Grid Location: 2+50 E; 4+30 N Core Diameter: BQ-Thinwall Claim: 1240871

[Interval (m) [Rock Type |Description/Comments ]0.00-8.36 8.36-163.56

OverburdenBasalt with fine-grained mafic to ultramafic basalt, localized shear zones have light green chlorite and/or epidote alteration and a latter episode Sedimentary has brittlely deformed the shearing and infilled with qu/carb. veinlets; rare cpy/pyrr exists in haloed strings: most conformable to Interbeds foliation but some cpy-rich strings x-cut; amphibolitized sedimentary sequence from 162.66-163.21 m; latter 30cm has more

conformable stringers (50 deg. to c.a.) and disseminated sulfides163.56-175.70 Pyroxenite to massive to well-foliated; first 36cm is medium-grained ending with a sharp contact with coarser px'ite; stringers of pyrr/py (10:1) are

Gabbro cut by late shears near parallel to c.a.; rare bull quartz nodules contain no sulfides but milky quartz nodules seem coeval withpx/amph and cpy/pyrr mineralization; intermittent px'ite brecciation hosts massive sulfides (upper zone) (eg: 164.98-165.22m and166.40-166.96m: grades to 80"7o sulfides in a 10:1 pyrr/cpy ratio); well-foliated, poss. sed'y unit between 165.81and 166.41 hostsonly rare diss. sulfides and is x-cut by cpy string at bottom of section (poss. l.F.?); well-mineralized section between 166.41 and167.82 (to 60"Xo pyrr with minor cpy) seems to have cpy remobilized in small strings 30 deg. to c.a.; after 167.82, px'ite becomesfeldspathic/gabbroic in diffuse patches, v.c.g., and has only 10"7o diss. sulfides; rare examples of x-cutting sulfide veinlets (to 1cm),localized shear zones, and milky quartz veins (possibly eogenetic) exist; finer-grained after 172m with increased cpy and py (i.e.pyrr:cpy:py is 5:1:1) (lower zone); brecciated zones are smaller (-^lOcm); stringers rarer

175.70-187.42 Amphibole Tuff c.g, well-foliated at 50 deg to c.a., amphibolitized sedimentary tuff; qu/carb dikes exist between 179.51 and 180.93 (tremolite- andaxinite-rich at top), and 186.00 and 186.37m; sulfides non-existent after first few cm; zone containing large basaltic fragments (to10cm) near 176.60m30cm of quartz veins and silicious alteration grading into gabbroend of unit has 10 cm of gradational contact6 cm of po blebs ^magnetite?) in D.M. biotite-rich seams33cm of muscovite mica granite dikegrades into U.M.felsic-rich, feldspar phenocrysts commoncontorted layering suggests U.M. is intrusive (or possibly weakly faulted)temolite/actinolite patch @ 194.55

196.59-EOH tuff varying in colour due to presence of felsic rich to depleted areas

189.01-190.73 Gabbro

191.73 192.84194.10-194.20 194.20-194.61

Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole U (J. Halle, J. Johnson)Date (started/completed): August 19-20,2002Core stored on site_____Loaned August 20-21, 2002^^^^^^

Grid Location: 0+32 W; 2+77 N Claim: 1240871 Angle: -45.0" Azimuth: Gird North (3530) Core Diameter: BQ-Thinwall

Footage (m) from to


7.217.41

24.8726.86

30.2333.1933.77

36.17

38.14

E.O.H.

7.41 Overburden 24.87 Basalt with Sed'y Interteds (as previous holes)

26.86 Mixed Unit (zone) 30.23 Altered Px'ite

33.19 Mixed33.77 Leucogabbro36.17 Melagabbro

38.14 Mixed Unit (zone)

44.20 Strained Schistose Metasediments

' 8.20m to 11.24m (sand glacial till) infill (no sample) with pk gr boulder!* felsic volcanic or sed'y interbed (seen in S,T) between 19.16m - 19.58m*sed'y bed 12.84m-13.23m* shear zone (Itgm, chl rich)22.49m - 22.62m* starts with melagabbro, into pmv, volcanic breccia, then inclusion-rich umaf* schistose but with relict px, 10X pyrr in matrix* interruption between 29.44m (20cm) of sulfide-rich breccia with massive pyrr

* massive to fol, fresh, 70 feld with veins (to 5cm true thickness) of qu/co, and infillings of mass pyrr: cpy (10:1), ends with poss. brecc.* rare stringers of pyrrcpy (5:1) and eg amph'ite or gabbro inclusions at the top of a sheared mafic gabbro* generally coarse at start to mg, massive to well fol* numerous dk gm (umaf) seams throughout* as above* felsic unit with dissem, mgt, and rare pyrr stringers exist at 36.97m to 37.13m (poss. Felsic tuff or sub volcanic intrusion)* well-bedded, grey, lappilli tuff/ash deposit?* rare py (to few "/o)

[Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole T (J. Halle)Date (started/completed): August 16-17, 2002Core stored on site __________Logged August 17-18, 2002

^Grid Location: 0+12 W; 2+77 N Claim: 1240871 "Angle: -90.00 Azimuth: Gird North (3530)

Core Diameter: BQ-ThinwallFootage (m)

from toRock type Alteration, Mineralization 4 Structure

5.26 5.83 Overburden * Stones of eg, gr, mmv, metassed

5.83 39.91 Mafic Motavolcanic Sulfide intercepts: * 10 cm umaf bleb with patches and disseminated pyrr (to 15"7o) at 9.56mwith rare sed'y interbeds (as in previous holes)

39.91 40.45 Gabbro

40.45 42.25 Mafic to Umafic Metavolcanics

* thin stringer of net-textured pyrr at 9.55m (1cm)* chl/qu-rich, eg, umaf irregular patch at 11.76m to 11.97 (10"7o pyrr grains)* diss to stringed pyrr in interflow region at 12.28m* net-textured vein at 14.10m* umaf blebs and veins with cpy pyrr at 21.04m, 21.20m, 22.59m* strings of cpy/pyrr at 24.96

Sedimentary Units: * 7.60m to 8.02m ( patchy pyrr last 10 cm of section in coarser-grained amph.-rich horizon)* tuff bed at 10.13m to 10.22m with fine diss pyrr (also f rag's within bed)* 20.08m to 20.75m (euhed py grains in spots) (43 degrees to core axis) (well-lineated along cleavage)* boudinaged flesic tuff bed with py at 25.68m (1cm)* tuffaceous frag'al at 31,41m to 31.59m, 39.80 to 40.14m

Other intercepts: * pk, gr dike at 7.44cm (for 6cm) fining toward contacts* frag'al in contact with sediments at 8.02m (for 14cm)* musc/tourm gr at 9.22m (for 8cm)* hydrothermal alteration (chl-rich, bleached) at 19.45m to 19.53m 'fine garnet at 23.11m* chl/qu-rich pmylo from 27.02m to 27.07m (with 50Xo py)* many umaf blebs with alt'n halo (eg. 27.02m, 27.63m, 30.38m [hem'n or k-spar alt'n?], 30.44m, 31.21m [with py/cpy to 10"Xo])* chlorrtized metasediment containing pmylo'ic gr or felsic-rich bed at 32.26m to 32.63m (faulting conformable but late fractures exist)* short sedimentary interbed also highly strained and rarely, contorted, development of augen?* qu stringer* another It grn, cnl fault zone strong at 34.04m to 34.11m but colouring extends to underlying volcanic frag'al unit at 34.47m (rare py)* faulted aplite for 7cm at 35.36m, x-cutting chl'ized seam/fault at 17 degrees to core axis at 27.52m* as above also at 39.71m (with py grains and rd hemrtization) and in two locations in a mafic volcanic brecc* zone between 39.47m and 39.70m (mafic, eg matrix carries sulfates [fine py?])* ch'itic fault zones at 39.82m and 39.91m

Black Sand Showings: * 39.91m (beginnings of mg gabbro unit), very thin

* mg, massive weakly foliated, 50 felsics* patchy alteration (silicification/chlorrtization) with amph needles

* similar to those seen in Holes A 8. B* fg, dark, soft volcanic fllow with numerous veinlets of segregated umafic and calcic zones with alt'n halo (chl'ic) A* co, altered toward end of section

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5.65 24.94 Mafic volcanics with Sediment Interbeds (thin)

" as before, massive-pillowed/hylaclastic* irregular sed bed (?) in frag/hylaclastic host diss po 5.96m and from 6.69m to 6.73m* at 6.31m thin sed with po; 6.90m to 6.93m, and 9.57m* at 6.47m qtz/carbi vein with comb structure + po stringlets; 1 to 2cm wide; irregular contact* 3mm po blebs * cp in thin qtz/carbi (?) vein/fractures at 6.75m to 6.79m* area of strong chl (* sauseritization) with qtz vein at 7.25m to 7.43m* at 7.52m to 7.63m sed beds with qtz vein (1cm) * po (disseminated)* at 7.94m to 7.97m sed beds, some with -1507o po* at 8.98m boudanage structure, mafic, well-foliated around unit (U.M.)* at 9.11m evidence of faulting, fractures, boudanage* Z fractures, ending in darker mafic unit, found again at 9.22m* at 9.73m, up to 3cm wide diorite (?) at end of qtz/carb vein, surrounded by U.M. (?); has 507o po* as above, again at 11.9m* at 10.38m to 10.44m contacted seds, lower contact is unconformed*11.60m -11.68m sed beds* 12.25m to 28m fi. 12.37m to 12.41m felsic rich seds and chl alt separated by frag mafic* at 13.71m to 13.91m U.M. (amphibolite) plug (with 3mm cp blebs ~407o) in area with chl alt, qtz/carb veinlets; sedimentary unit* at 14.07m to 14.97m sed beds often contorted, local anomalous gab (?) areas, areas with high chl alt., locally disc. - blebs of po* at 15.40m green chl/epi seam/alt area 2cm wide; conformable

(at 18.18m, same [1cm]; conformable)* 17.52m to 18.07m qtz vein ~1cm wide, fractured and offset, often with wallrock frags inside visible, top end grn in colour (chl/epi?)

(enters and exists in same side of core, cp blebs inside* 19.82m to 20.00m felsic plug (5cm) altered (grn) with foliation wrapping round rt; lower contact semiconformabte into frag.* 20.18m to 20.70m felsic, some foliation visible, scattered po blebs* 22.05m to 22.10m in frag unit qtz and massive gm (chl/epi) area, conformable above and below to frag boundaries also with very dark (U.M.) patches* as above, again at 22.25m to 22.30m* qtz with py (partly 'rusted' out), epi, 20"7o alt calcite* cp at 24.40m to 24.61 m* fault breccia at 24.40m to 24.61m

24.94 30.17 Sheared U.M. Pyroxenite with Gabbro inclusions /dikes

* po trace; cp as veinlets, diss to massive; 10"7o (10:1(25.25m to 25.38m not textured, sulfides, (po), pyroxene, calcite, amph)

* sheared felsic, sugary qtz rich area, (gabbro? formally); from 25.95m to 26.05m and 26.29m to 26.42m* generally foliated but locally sheared (26.72m) (tourmaline rich at 26.67m to 26.75m is -1cm wide and anastomosing to massive [27.07m to 27.30m])* sheared U.M.s with often faulted margins, (amph, chl), foliated (schistose)

(27.77m to 28.01m, 28.00m to 28.27m, 28.56m to 28.73m and 29.63m to 29.84m)* brecciated areas with numerous different frag types* general darkening and f. gr. in 29.12m to 29.53m

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1.10 47.25 Mafic Metavolcanics with Sed. interbeds

Sulfide Showings

Mafic boulders

* as in previous examples* fragmented margins common* alt patches common, sericitization also common

* 2.85m po blebs at end of patchy alt zone again at 4.12m* 7.43m po* 13.25m po in alt patch* diss po at 13.92m and 14.72m* massive mafic with thin (~2cm to 5cm) sed beds where diss po is located (18.43m to 21.90m* net texture po at 20.18m, 20.85m, 21.78m, 21.00m numerous plag phenocrysts* po common at pillow rims (eg. 23.95m)* net texture po (average 2cm wide) at 24.36m, 24.64m, 25.67m, 25.94m, 25.98m, 26.35m and 28.66m* 28.11m: 0.5cm diss po in sed beds* 36.75m po stringer

* granite dike 11.62m to 11,92m; 20 degrees to core axis* 4cm quartz vein bordered by seds at 31.50m

Sedimentary Units: * 4.92m to 5.02m qtz string present* also at 8.33m to 8.92m, 14.66m to 15.05m (*10cm frag.), 26.37m to 26.67m and 35.89m to 36.41m

* dirty quartzite at 28.39m to 28.69m with diss sulfides present* fragmental 6.67m to 7.03m* 16.06m to 17.58m zones of frag. * sed beds* net textured sulfides at most contacts (16.31m, 16.85m, 17.02m, 17.25m, 17.42m, 17.57m) average 1cm wide

* diss sulfides, po at 38.12m to 38.17m* 40.79m to 40.82m qtz vein: contains green clear crystals

* 43.46m to 44.16m, 44.83m to 45.35m: seds, varying in degree of diss. sulfides scattered throughout* last ~50cm is fragmental

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2.25 63.06 Mafic metavolcanic with rare sed'y interbeds

* Mafic volcanic boulder

* as in previous holes* pillows throughout section with frequent brecciated margins* bedding/stretched frag'al at 53 degrees to core axis

Sulfide showings: * often in fragmentals/pillow margins, but also in umaf blebs assoc. with quartz/carbonate alt'n hole* cp as disseminated stringer along foliation (7.39m, 7.43m, 9.08m)* po 8. cp blebs at 9.01m 4 9.05m* cp at 9.97m in felsic-rich veinlet* net-textured sulfides (as above) patches at 15.98m and at 16.02m to 16.04m* net-textured at 17.55m to 17.57m*po bleb 2X2cm at 17.74m* po in felsic v. 26 degrees to core axis at 17.81m to 17.83m* 17.88m podiss vein*po at alt zone 18.14m and 18.18m* diss po (rare cp) in patchy alt zone (18.90m to 19.03m)* dis sulfides (py, cp) in conformable qtz V. (19.71m to 19.73m)* po conformable patches at 20.69m and 21.05m* cp^po bleb at 21.32m* po veinlet at 22.57m* mica-rich area with py (~29.) 23.74m to 23.79m, and 24.11m to 24.16m * little po* 27.43 to 27.44m po stringers* 27.61m po blebs assoc. with alt zone* 27.63m to 27.73m: area with < (or equal to) 8m veinlets of po; area ~1507o sulfides* 27.73m to 27.77m diss po (rare blebs)* 27.30m and 28.86m po veinlet (~2mm)* 29.23m to 29.28m disseminated po* 29.31m to 29.36m network texture (~50"Xo)* 29.74m and 29.79m po blebs* 30.37m to 30.38m net texture po (trace cp) ~30"7o by vol.* unconformable massive py dike (?) at 30.80m to 30.85m and at 30.88m to 30.90m (rotted appearance)* 31.02m diss of* 31.09m po veinlet (2mm)* 31.11m diss po * 31.15m * 31.21m*31.60:~2cmof1007opo* 31.74m to 31,77m diss to bleb of po followed by 3cm of stretched po blebs * po infilling of fractures* 32.75m diss po* cp po 32.92m to 32.98m

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62.26 Mafic metavolcanic " as Holes F 4 Gwith sed'y interbeds ' pillowed (as nearby o/c)

* fragmental (hyaloclastite) at 29.40m to 29.79m* as above also at 7.40m, 12.67m, 17.82m to 17.90m, 19.83m (for 4cm), 24.72m to 25.13m (mafic frag'al), 29.00m (for 7 cm), 33.36m, 37.33m to 37.55m (with diss sulfides)* as above also at 44.23m to 45.59m and 45.74m to 45.80m* as above especially noteworthy at 51.59m (for 7cm)

Sedimentary units: * Om to 0.44,14.79m to 15.72m, 16.53m to 16.75m* also at 24.26m to 24.45m, 25.13m to 25.64m* 39.85m to 40.02m (clean meta qu'ite with 5X diss pyrr)* 40.34m to 40.60m (net textured at 40.49m)* 43.51 m to 44.23m, 45.59m to 45.71m, 45.80m to 46.92m* 46.92m to 47.63m (meta graywacke with garnet porphyroblasts or axihite?)* 47.63m to 49.67m (well-bonded with rare volcanic and frag'al)* 54.04m to 57.65m (well-banded sed'y unit with interspersed mafic fragmental)* 60.43m to 61.20m, 62.12m to 62.87m (amph-rich) " 65.28m for 10cm (epi/chl'ized, unknown sed'y unit) ' 68.34m to 68.55m (meta s.s. patchy cpy with pyrr to 35X)* 74.14m to 74.70m (with graded sed'y units [tapering upwards])* 74.70m to 75.33m (qu'ite) with x-cut umaf at 75.28m (for 1cm) with cpy/pyrr stringers to 15%-px ite?


88.79 90.28 Mafic volcanic

90.28 90.96 Muse. Gr.



' light-grn alt'n stains at 81.26m and 81.43m; also at 81.64m (epi, amph, qu [purpl], with flecks of pyrr)

* fol, eg, homogenous, massive, pyrr ~5"Xo of unmineralized areas* Ave. - pyrrcpy (10:1), in some areas pyrr, py (10:1) otherwise low in py

(py euhedral)* mineralization in stringers (generally conformable to fol'n but can be massive)

(83.33m to 83.88m, 83.98m to 84.18m and 86.47m to 87.00m)

* x-cutting qu/feld dike at 84.20m (for 10cm)* unknown (poss sed'y bed) felsic unit at 86.32m to 86.15m; also at 87.80m to 88.14m

* fragmented, with sulfides in x-cutting fractures* evidence of late brittle def n* blebby at times

" eg, lotsa muse.

* as above" grade to 80"Xo sulfides" massive to well-fol.*amph. unit at 91.80m to 91.92m* massive (to 90"Xo) at 92.84m to 93.13m

* fol to mass, c-mg* blebs and stringers of pyrr/cpy (10:1)* umaf (px ite) units at 93.66m, 94.13m* v. well fol towards end of section

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1.27 1.36 Overburden ' rounded stones of limestone, gr, mafic volcanic

1.36 32.51 Mafic Volcanic * metavolcanic pillows and flows, mg, homogenous with wispy stringers of coarser-grained mafic-ultramafic, amph-rich rock with distinct alteration halos with sed. interbeds ' carry py with with lesser cpy/pyrr (never abundant)

* sedimentary interbeds from few cm (pillow margins?) to few m(have been pervasively altered to amph'ite/ +I- garnet; well fol to gneissic)

* sed'y beds at 41 degrees to core axis

Sedimentary Units: * at 2.51m to 2.89m, 3.69m to 4.57m, 13.95m to 15.39m, 16.99m to 17.15m, 18.04m to 19.64m, 20.09m to 21.56m and 29.57m to 30.16m

Sulfide showings: * (associated with short sed'y interbeds) at 8.06m (for 2cm), 8.19m and 8.25m (for 2cm each and are net textured py-rich), 11.79m, 16.07m, 24.11m (umaf bleb)

Massive COS/epi dike has sharp contacts and few "/o py at 4.90m (for 30cm)

Felsic (fg, siliceous, vuggy, qu/COS/epi) dike from 5.40m to 7.67m has alteration halo at margins controlled by fractures*py cubes to 100A

Pervasive chloritization between 11.82m to 12.00m and 30.82m to 31.03m

Amphibole tuff, massive fol, generally homo, from 22.12m o 23.09m carries to 5"Xo cpy, py, +/-PVIT (very sharp contacts)

Hyaloclastite at 26.10m

32.5 34.14 Umaf

34.1 44.91 Pxite

' mafic to ultramafic volcanic rock* fg. dk grn to black, chl grade* low to 5"7o sulfides concentrated in blebs and veinlets of qu/COS and amph * chl. S red mm. (axinite?)

(PV. cpy)* wispy sheared veinlets throughout* qu/COS veinlet at 31.77cm

* eg, massive to foliated, chloritzed amph'ite to px ite* sharp contacts (coarse to margin)* matrix holds -lOVo sulfides but stringers of pyrr, cpy, and euhedral py (10:1:1) at 60 degrees to core axis can dominate the rock to 90"Xo* distinct compositional layering seen at 35.30m* stringers can become vuggy (eg. 35.00m)* intrusive breccia (with distinctly rounded fragments) between 40.39m to 41.68m and 42.06m and 44.02m* QV at 44.07m and 44.81m (to 5cm each)

44.9 64.05 Amph. Tuff * mica (chl, biotite) - rich, well fol, c-mg generally homogenous meta-tuff with sed'y interbeds * matrix holds 5"Xo pyrite

* trace cpy concentrated in mafic-rich blebs and/or felsic segregations* foliation at 52 degrees to core axis* sulfides decrease along section* distinctly finer garnet at 49.43m to 50.29m* local shear zones at 53 degrees to core axis

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l Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole F (J. Halle, J. Johnson)Date (started/completed): July 27-28, 2002Core stored on site Logged July 30-31, 2002

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062 0.64 Overburden ' stones of limestone

0.64 55.50 Mafic metavolcanics ' mafic volcanics likely pillowed with sedimentary interteds

55.50 68.38 Px ile intrusive

68.38 73.30 Mafic Fragmental with Tuffaceous Interbeds

* Sed'y Interbeds: 0.64m to 2.21 m (rare cpy in felsic horizon), 4.80m to 4.97m, 5.17m to 6.29m, 6.43m to 6.90m (45 degrees to core axis)* 16.56m to 17.60m, 18.85m to 19.94m, 31.26m (for 17cm; clean metaquartzite), 31.43m to 32.01 m, 33.50m to 34.15m (clean felsic amphibolite [metagraywacke?])* 34.98m to 37.55m, 42.16m to 42.20m (Qu/CC-3, chl), 48.79m to 48.99m (100X0 cpy, lesser py, meta qu'ite)* 53.04m to 55.50m: homo at first but with qu veinlets between 54.0m and 55.0m; amph -rich to finish (-30cm)* py stringers (with lesser pyrr) to 100Xo

* hyalaclastite at 9.00m, 21.26m, 41.35m, 50.75m (50.60m to 51.46m)* calcite dike at 16.26m (for 10cm) (with siderite?)* 53.04 to 55.50 (homo, at first but with qu. veinlets between 54 - 55m; amph-rich to finish (~30cm); py stringers (with lesser pyrr) to 10"Xo

Sulfide showings: * at 9.25m (10cm zone of wispy stringers of py in mmv)* 11.40m (stringers and net textured py associated with felsic metased'y horizon)*also at 14.03m* also in possible pillow margins (eg. 14.3m) ' 21.19m (pillow margins, amph-grade)* also at 21.80m, 32.90m (pyrr^py.cpy, stringers and dissemination)*43.14m with py inseds

Quartz viens at 22.07m (for 25cm) and at 22.33m (for 4cm) have py to 50Xo* 23.35m (with COS and chl ortrem.)* 26.52m to 27.32m (bull quartz but with chl and epidote concentrations in first 19cm) and red mineral) (axenite?)* 27.63m to 27.91 m (bull)

Granite dike for 10cm at 30.86m has py in fracture (marc.?) and tourmaline prisms (to 1cm)

Mafic fragmental evident at 32.23 cm and 32.62m but may be continuous throughout (to 33.04m)

* heterogeneous (f-cg, varitextured [poss. Compositionally layered?])* usu eg, chl'ic, amph-rich, massive to fol. (at 50 degrees to core axis) to schistose* appears to have intruded sed'y rock (eg. 56.68m (x-cuts 24cm sed'y bed) and 61.85 and 63.31 to 63.55m ' grades to finer-grained amph'ite* sulfides clearly intrusive at 64.50m" primarily stringers following fol'n (wispy to irreg. contortions)* massive in short intervals (eg. 55.73m [20cm], 48.22m [26cm] and 67.23m [35cm])

* grades to 900Xo pyrr (100Xo umaf rounded fragments), usually with equal proportions of cpy and py* many zones of apparent brecciation (random orientaiton of rounded clasts)

* may control sulfide-rich areas (eg. 55.83m, 62.76m and 66.50m)

* zone of well-bedded tuffaceous or fragmented rock near amph-grade ' rich (generally to 200Xo) in diss and sir's of cpy/pyrr* massive cpy/pyrr (1:5) veinlet at 72.35m (•Mem)

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Mafic metavolcanics with sedimentary interbeds

* hyaloclastite at 2.90m* chloritized felsic bed (?) at 5.58m* severely chloritized qu/carbonate pyritic dike at 8.31m (for 20cm) and at 8.64m (for 44cm)* unmineralized mmv and small sedimentary interfingering (beds at 69 degrees to core axis)* chl altered shear zone for 10cm at 17.15m* mineralization at 21.75m, 23.00m and 24.35m in sedimentary units or interbeds

(+I- pyrr plus py to 3007o of ^cm bed)* remobilized py in veinlets at 26.85m* wispy stringers in sedimentary beds at 28.64m* heavily chloritized mafic metavolcanic through 33.10m* qu/COS/py dike for 23cm at 33.68m

(offset by late faulting)* rhyolite (or mylonite) for 10cm at 32.05m* meta'ic, homo, greywacke for 43cm at 37.58m* wispy stringers in sed bed at 38.27m* tourmaline-bearing granitic pegmatite at 40.47m* more wispy stringers in fragmental at 43.18m* 45.00m: cm-scale interbed between mmv hosts cpy/py

Ultramafic (pyroxenite) intrusive into sedimentary interbeds, mafic metavolcanics, and lower, lapilli tuff

* 45.60 to 54.00: mineralized ultramafic* zone of brecciated massive sulphides ('durchbewegung') at 46.78 to 47.85m and again at 51.66 to 51.96m (to 800Xo sulphides (pyrr:*cpy^y)* foliated, amphibolite-grade, lapilli tuff by 50.90m

* rare grains sulfide in host (sedimentary l.F.?) rock* quartz veins host cpy/py at 54.68m and 55.04 (and tourmaline)* 56.73m, E.O.H. E.O.H.

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1.18 19.95 Mafic Meta Volcanic

* Boulders of pink gr, qu'ite, maf meta vol.

* foliated, grn, m-fg DOSS pillowed basalt with veinlets of qu/CC-3* numerous sedimentary, likely tuffaceous, Interbeds hosting the vast majority of sulfides (4 - 5 interbeds/box)* beds at 44 degrees to core axis

* NOTE: pk gr dike at 3.39m* bleached alteration at 4.80m* sedimentary horizon hosting py at 4.93m and 5.49m* tuff hosting 10")*! py at 8.44m* massice cpy and pyrr at 9.17m (2cm X 5cm bleb) (within cpy ^5% pyrr)* peg. gr. dike at 11.51 m (sharp contacts 6cm, chloritized)* alteration halo around tremolite/chl bleb at 12.09m (no sulfides)* tuff/breccia horizon at 13.90m is at 48 degrees to core axis and hosts disseminated to stringed py/pyrr cpy to (10"X))* 14.13m: protomylonite (2cm wide) (with stringed quartz/augen)* 15.83m: granite dike (2cm) (sharp contacts, small garnets)* 16.10m: quartz/COS dike, vcg, red/brn mineral-axinite?* umafic px'ite/hb'ite bleb with alt haloes seems to be cut by qu/CC-3 dike

* has no sulfides* Qu/COS dike at 18.07m for 54cm and at 19.23m for 3cm

* well foliated at 35 degrees to core axis* pervasive amphibitolization* rare, blocky aggregates of cpy/pyrr (<1% of rock unit) throughout* especially good at 24.97m in felsic horizon* small unit of mafic metavrtcanic in last 60cm of section

26.11 32.17 Mafic to Intermediate * grn/gry, hard, coarse-grained, f rt. volcanic with blocky pyrite comprising -316 of rockMetavokanic " homogenous throughout section save for late qu/COS veinlets with/w/o chlorite and dk grn amphiboles

* mineralization in these seams in pyrr, cpy +/-I to 2Q'fc-WK of veinlet(eg. 27.92m, 29.93m [last is vert, to da])

' no bedding visible

32.17 35.04 Mafic Metavolcanics * (see first 19m of core)with Sedimenatry ' sulfides conformable to banding in sedimentary unit that starts section for 80cm Interbeds * stringers of py/pyrr/cpy in felsic horizons at 32.17m and at 33.85m for 6cm

* garnet bed at 33.27m and at 34.26m* sulfides visible at 34.45m

35.04 35.36 Quartz/Chlorite Dike * eg, CaCO3 has bleb of eg pyrr

35.36 64.26 Mafic Metavolcanic " well foliated, chloritzed at start of section* another qu/chl dike invades chloritized mmv between 36.31m and 37.93m* chloritization diminishes by 38.00m

19.95 26.11 Metasedimentary schist

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1 .73 1 .80 Overburden " lag stands of quartzite, mafic and intermediate volcanics, granite, metasedimentary rocks

1.80 18.92 Mafic ' at 1.80m: homogenous, mafic metavolcanics cut by numerous quartz /C03 veinlets

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44.72

48.54

53.31

54.04

Metavolcanics with interbedded sedimentary horizons

21.30 Metasedimentary unit

44.72 Mafic metavolcanics with sedimentary interbeds

48.54 Metasedimentary unit (with mmv)

53.31 Maficmetavolcanics

54.04 Metasedimentary unit

54.17 Granite dike (aplite)

* possibly pillowed with darker amphibole and chl-rich selvages* pink granite dike (1cm wide) cuts metabasalt at 3.45m* intrusive (f) in bleached (alb alt?) country rock hosts pyrr/cpy at 4.97m

" chalco possibly remobilized into late veinlet which x-cuts this horizon (again at 5.70m)* feldspar lapilli at 5.74m* tuffaceous horizon (with feld-lapilli) at 8.53m and 10.00m have remobilized sulfides in vein and veinlets* amphibole rich blebs with alteration haloes have most mineralization

(eg. At 6.68m [cpy] and at 8.80m [pyrr, cpy])* late qu vein (chloritized inclusive) shows pyrr cpy associated with inclusions* at 15.23m: pink eg, granite pegmatite; hem altered toward margin, accessory tourmaline

•also at 17.65m

* schistose to gneissic* rare horizons of shorl (at 19.20m)*garnet at 22.47m

* pillow interfaces visible at 35.43m* shear zone (pseudomylonitic) in felsic intrusive rock at 22.60m for 10cm (qu ribbons in a chl/kspar altered dike with 5Vo blocky cpy)* qu/COS, epidote veins at 25.22m (eg, not mineralized) and at 22.70m (42cm, mineralized proximal to its margins or with mafic clots; cpy/pyrr to 10"Xo)

* sulfide stringers at 50 degree angle to core axis at 34.00m, 33.09m and 35.13m (carries primarily py with trace pyrr/cpy)* also at 37.31m, 37.57m, 39.26m (stringers for 10cm), 43.16m, 43.40m, 43.64m (mineralization governed by higher grade amphibole-rich shear zones?)

Sedimentary interbeds: * at 29.50m (for 20cm), 31.14m (for 18cm) and 31.57m (for 29cm)* interbeds have trace py, cpy as fine stringers following schistocity* schistocity at 52 degrees to core axis

* stringers at 40.79m, 42.02m, 43.27m and 44.42m (primarily py, +I- pyrr; pyrr mainly in darker amphibolitized units) to 1507o

* amphibole grade, gneissocity at 60 degrees to core axis* ^"fc cpy, pyrr" sheared garnet at 45.04m (?)

* as above

' possibly lapilli tuff (homogenous, schistose)

" qu, kspar, garnet, eg

[Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole B (J. Halle) [Grid Location: 1+00 E; 3+2 91 N Claim: 1240871Date (started/completed): June 21-23,2002 Logged June 26,2003 Angle: -81.7" Azimuth: Gird North (3530)Core stored on site Core Diameter: BQ-ThinwallFootage (m)

from toRock type Alteration, Mineralization K Structure

1.90

1.95

9.05

12.05

1.95 Overburden

9.05 Mafic Meta- volcanics with sedimentary horizons

12.05 Amphibole grade metasedimentary rock

21.63 Mafic Meta- volcanics with sedimentary horizons

21.63 24.15 Mafic to Ultramafic Metavolcanics

24.15 31.40 Gneissic Meta sedimentary rock with minor volcanics

(granite, limestone, mafic stones)

* fine to med. grained grn to black, weakly chl. altered, possible pillow selvages and brecciation (hyaloclastite) at 5.72m* generally homogenous but x-cut by •clem quartz/COS vienlets and veins (-51 degrees to core axis)* cpy veinlet at 1.95m

"gneissic sedimentary horizons10cm at 2.20m to 2.30m 10cm at 4.02m to 4.36m 5.40m to 5.74m * amphibolitized

* gneissic to schitose" biotite amphibole, feldspar (DOSS kspar alt)* chlorite alt, quartz-rich beds, sericite alt.* rare py, pyrr (eg. 10 65m py; 16.62m pyrr, cpy) in leucocratic zones

* as above* irregular quartz/feldspar veins (white to pinkened feldspar)

(some with inclusions of angular mafic rock)* boudinaging amphibolite veinlets (trem?) to 2cm wide common

(lenses may carry cpy [to 10"/.] [eg. At 18.78])

*Sedimentary gneiss horizons: at 12.74m for 20cm and at 17.50m for 43cm* often contains wispy horizons of cpy, po in felsic lenses (eg. 19.46m)

C.6. Quartzofeldspathlc Veins showing kspar at chl alteration at: 20.20m for 10cm, 20.86m for 5cm, 14.63m for 5cm

* green to black, fg, generally homogenous* cut by numerous, thin px ite/hb'ite irregular veinlets carrying trace sulfides* coarse amphibole -clem horizons at 52 degrees to core axis

* as above (gneissic to schistose)' dk grn amph-rich seams and stringers associated with adjacent-felsics seem to carry most of sulfides (pyrr, cpy)* radial growth of pyrr/cpy in fracture at 27.26m

Volcanic Intervals: 26.30m to 27.48m; 27.80m to 28.00m; 31.09m to 31.42m

Sulfide Intercepts (to 6'A):25.29m (stringer of cpy.pyrr)25.50m ( " )26.97m (net textured vein to 1cm; pyrr S lesse cpy)27.07m ( " )27.20m (COS, altered felsite, 5y0 pyrr, lesser cpy)27.80m (veinlet S disseminated sulfides)29.28m ( " )30.25m (net textured to massive pyrr in amphibole [?])31.39m ( " XpyrrtolOVo)

[Norton Lake Summer 2002 Drill Program - Hole A (J. Halle) jDate (started/completed): June 19-21.2002 Logged on June 25,2002 Core stored East West warehouse, Thunder Bay^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Grid Location: 1+00 E; 3+2.91 NAngle: 53.5"Core Diameter: BQ-Thinwall

Claim: 1240871 Azimuth: Gird North (3530;

Footage (m)from to


3.35 3.60 Basalt

3.60 4.00 Metagreywacke

4.00 4.85 Basalt

4.85 5.81 Mafic to Ultra mafic metavolcanics

5.81 6.36 Basalt

* homogenous equigranular basalt with quartz/carbonate stringers* weakly calcrte-altered

* phylitic, gneissic* biotite, chlorite, feldspar, quartz, amphibole* albitization* bedding not visible* 15cm bed* 65 degrees to core axis

* pillow selvages/hyaloclastite* (as basalt above)* weakly altered to chlorite/carbonate* coarse-grained, green/grey, homogenous* to 1cm sedimentary beds

* fine-grained, black* rare veinlets and stringers of quartz, carbonate, amphibole (tremolite?) with py, cpy, po (2007o of veinlet) (to 2cm wide)* rare stringers of quartz carbonate* mineralized pyroxenite bleb with alteration halo (to 1cm) at 5.60m

* as above* rare mm-scale veinlets

6.36 8.92 Amphibolitized sediments

8.92 15.60 Basalt

15.60 16.25 Amphibolitized Sediments

* schistose (biotite, muscovite, chlorite)* weakly gneissic* felsic lenses/bands commonly contain quartz, feldspar, carbonate, amphibole needles, and more rare fine stringers of py (to few"7o)* bands at 63 degrees to core axis* pyrrhotite in felsoid rock at bottom of interval

* as above* more common amphibolide irregular veinlets* py-rich veinlet at 11.77m to 0.5cm* few greywacke beds at 11.57m* amphibolite stringers common at bottom of interval* mineralization common in possible sedimentary interfaces (?) and amphibolite stringers with alteration haloes

* heterogeneous dark green/grey chlorrtized mafic bands with lesser light green/white felsic bands A* lensoid* banding at 62 degrees to core axis* felsic horizons commonly show to 15"ft pyrr/cpy/py (conformable)

ONTM.IO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES

Transaction No:

Recording Date:

Approval Date:

Client(s):

128645

Survey Type(s):

W0340.01482

2003-SEP-16

2003-OCT-31

Work Report Summary

Status: APPROVED

Work Done from: 2002-J U L-01

to: 2003-MAR-15


ASSAY PDRILL

Work Report Details:

Claim*

TB 1192793

TB 1192794

TB 1192796

TB 1192797

TB 1192798

TB 1240871

Perform Perform Approve Applied

SO

sosososo

5204,200 S204

SO 56,400

SO 56,400

SO 56,400

SO S6.400

SO S6.400

,200 530,000

5204,200 S204.200 862,000

External Credits:

Reserve:

SO

S142.200

S142.200

Applied Approve

S6.400

S6.400

S6.400

S6.400

56,400

530,000

562,000

Assign Assign Approve Reserve

SO 0 SO

SO 0 SO

so o soso o soso o so

532,000 32,000 S1 42,200

532,000 532,000 5142,200

Reserve Approve Due Date

SO 2004-SEP-20

SO 2004-SEP-20

50 2004-SEP-20

SO 2004-SEP-20

SO 2004-SEP-20

5142,200 2009-NOV-28

S142.200

Reserve of Work Reporttf: W0340.01482

Total Remaining

Status of claim is based on information currently on record.

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Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Date: 2003-OCT-31

Ministere du Developpement du Nord et des Mines Ontario

GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OFFICE 933 RAMSEY LAKE ROAD, 6th FLOOR SUDBURY, ONTARIO P3E 6B5

EAST WEST RESOURCE CORPORATION905 WEST RENDERAPT 402VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIAV6C1L6 CANADA

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Dear Sir or Madam

Submission Number: 2.26319 Transaction Number(s): W0340.01482

Subject: Approval of Assessment Work

We have approved your Assessment Work Submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The attached Work Report Summary indicates the results of the approval.

At the discretion of the Ministry, the assessment work performed on the mining lands noted in this work report may be subject to inspection and/or investigation at any time.

Thank you for your response to the 45 Day Notice dated September 24, 2003. The deficiencies outlined in the Notice have been corrected. Furthermore, your clarification of exploration expenses has resulted in the full original assessment credit amount being approved. Accordingly, assessment work credit has been approved as outlined on the Declaration of Assessment Work Form that accompanied this submission.

If you have any question regarding this correspondence, please contact STEVEN BENETEAU by email at [email protected] or by phone at (705) 670-5855.

Yours Sincerely,

/f,Ron C. GashinskiSenior Manager, Mining Lands Section

Cc: Resident Geologist

East West Resource Corporation (Claim Holder)

Robert Stuart Middleton (Agent)

Assessment File Library

East West Resource Corporation (Assessment Office)

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16+OON.

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1187708--14+OON

1187707

Magnetic North 7" 18 West

1187695••10+OON

1240871

1187697 High Chargeability

(Strong) IP

fP Anomaly

Weak IP or deep

Ni,Cu,Co,PGE Zone - 7+OON

Pyroxenite outcrop 10aO- -^6+00

VLF - EM Conductor Trend Filtered

VLF-EM Conductor Axis

\lUffew Len Trace of 935 Hz In Phase Coaxial EM anomaly

Fault interpretedfrom Airborne Magnetics

Stream, Lake

Drill hole location, surface trace, code Approximate location

Proposed winter 2003 holes

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