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REPORT ON A MOBILE METAL IONS PROCESS, ENZYME LEACHAND BLEG SOIL GEOCHEMICAL SURVEYS, BLACK CREEK

CLAIMS, FRASER LAKE AREA, NAMEX EXPLORATIONS INC.

By

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M.A.F. Fedikow P.Eng. P.Geo. October 25, 2003 Capreol, Ontario

41I15SW2056 2.26006 HUTTON 010

TABLE OF CONTENTSPage

INTRODUCTION 3PROPERTY LOCATION AND ACCESS 3GEOLOGICAL SETTING AND WORK HISTORY 3MOBILE METAL ION PROCESS SOIL GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY 5

Survey Specifications, Data Presentation andSample Analysis . 5Results 6Mobile Metal Ions Vertical Profile 6Mobile Metal Ions Grid Survey 6

ENZYME LEACH SOIL GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY 7Survey Specifications, Data Presentation andSample Analysis 7Results 7

BLEG Survey 7Results 7

RECOMMENDATIONS 8LIST OF REFERENCES 8STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS 10

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1. Black Creek property location map.Figure 2. Location of Mobile Metal Ion/EnzymeLeach flagged grid.Figure 3. General location map for Bulk Leach Extractable Gold (BLEG)soil sample survey.Figure 4. Stacked bar charts for the Fraser Lake Vertical MMI Profile.

APPENDICES

Appendix 1. Mobile Metal Ion Analytical Data and Sample LocationMaps, Grid and Vertical Profile Surveys.Appendix 2. Mobile Metal Ion SURFER Contour Plots.Appendix 3. Enzyme Leach Analytical Data.Appendix 4. Enzyme Leach X-Y Plots.Appendix 5. Bulk Leach Extractable Gold (BLEG) Analytical Data.Appendix 6. Mobile Metal Ion, Enzyme Leach and BLEG AnalyticalCertificates.

Namex Explorations Inc. - Black Creek Property-MMI, Enzyme Leach and BLEG Survey

INTRODUCTIONA Mobile Metal Ions (MMI) Process and Enzyme Leach soil geochemical survey was undertaken in the Fraser Lake area of the Black Creek property (Figure 1) to assess the potential for base and precious metal mineralization within an interpreted intrusion near Fraser Lake. The host lithology is marked by a circular magnetic anomaly defined by previous exploration on the property. Overburden is characterized by coarse sands and gravels and is of indeterminate thickness. Outcrop Is absent from the survey area. The survey was conducted in August and September of 2002.

PROPERTY LOCATION, ACCESS AND OWNERSHIPThe Black Creek property is located in southwest Parkin Township and Eastern Hutton Township of the Sudbury Mining Division. Access to the property is by paved highway from Capreol for a distance of approximately 20 km and a short drive on a gravel road to the survey site. The MMI and Enzyme Leach survey site occurs on claim 1042862, Lot 2, Concession 3 and the BLEG samples were collected from claims 1042861 and 1042860, Lot l, Concession 3.

The registered holder of the claim is John Brady (client number 11152) of 1227 Holland Road, Sudbury, Ontario, P3A 3R1.

GEOLOGICAL SETTING AND WORK HISTORYGeological Report 80 (ODM-1970) and geological maps 2180 and 2361 provide a geological overview and early exploration history of the area- A 2 km-wide belt of Archean mafic and felsic volcanic rocks strikes northwest across the property. This volcanic belt is flanked on the north by the faulted Huronian sedimentary contact and on the south by the intrusive granitic contact. The property is located within two major regional north-northwest trending fault systems and is highlighted by intense sub-parallel and cross faulting structures. The northeast range of the Sudbury nickel irruptive is situated 2500 m to the south. The volcanic assemblage that underlies the property is host to a number of significant gold and base metal occurrences and deposits, within or adjacent to the property. Reported work history \s given below.

1959 - 3. Castonauav: 400 m east of Fraser Lake, a partially exposed quartz stockwork yielded .02 oz/ton Au and 9 07o Cu (ODM Geological Report 80).


1980 - Kerr Addison/ DENISON: 200 m east of Fraser Lake, three reverse circulation holes encountered a significant gold dispersion train and bottomed in highly altered (black) rhyolite and calcareous amphibolite. The 'amphibolite' is mineralized with pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite; the rhyolite with a very fine-grained pyrite. Dr. Bert Lee, consulting geologist, suggested a proximal eroding bedrock source for the gold mineralization and made a "strong recommendation for follow-up." No further work was performed (Sudbury Assessment Files, personal communication with Dr. Lee and T. Miron)

1986 - 3. Bradv: l km east of Lee's discovery. A vertical 5-foot section of surface till returned gold assays of 1.25 and 1.76 g/t (personal files, Inco assays).

1994 - Ontario Geological Survey; Open File Report No. 5893 "Gold Grains in Surface Till Sampling." A. Bajc of the OGS identified gold grain recoveries in the Black Creek greenstone belt (Parkin Twp) as comparable to the Kirkland Lake and Timmins gold camps. This program supported a local bedrock source for the gold (OGS 0/F Report No. 5893).

1996 - Pan Global Resources: Fraser Lake area- identified significant ground magnetic anomaly. Concentrated (pan concentrates) till samples assayed > 60 ppm Au (Sudbury Assessment Files).

1996 - O. Maki; Maki has identified at least 12 areas on the property with highly anomalous gold values in the 'B' horizon till. He outlines the rationale for a proximal bedrock source and recommends a follow-up program. Also, boulder and river 'sludge' samples assayed .02 oz./ton Palladium.

1996 - Pan Global Resources: B. Goad: as consulting geologist described part of the exposed iron formation 500 m east of Fraser Lake as a "magnetite skarn." Also, in 1996, power stripping along the southeast strike of the I.F/ volcanic belt in Parkin Twp. encountered sulfide zones along the iron formation that yielded significant gold and arsenic values ^ 5 g/t Au). One set of rock samples assayed :*10,000 ppm Cu; 5480ppm Ni; 26ppm Ag; and 968 ppm Co. No follow-up work performed. Ref. Pan Global Resources Report.

Namex Explorations Inc. - Black Creek Property-MMI, Enzyme Leach and BLEC Survey

MOBILE METAL IONS PROCESS SOIL GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY

Survey Specifications, Data Presentation and Sample AnalysisA Mobile Metal Ion Process (MMI) soil geochemical survey was undertaken on the Black Creek property of Namex Explorations Inc. in the general vicinity of Fraser Lake to determine whether a previously established circular ground magnetic anomaly previously identified by Pan Global Resources (1996) had a distinctive metal assemblage in overlying soils. Prior to the grid survey a vertical profile of MMI analytical data was derived from an approximate l m pit dug on site. This preliminary step to the grid survey was undertaken to assess the presence of vertical partitioning of metals through the soil profile and to ascertain whether processes of distributing metals from a buried source such as a bedrock-sourced zone of mineralization, to a point in the overlying soil had been active. Soils from both vertical and grid surveys were analyzed for the MMI-B analytical suite that includes the elements Au, Ag, Ni, Co and Pd.

For the MMI vertical profile 400 g of sample was collected every 10 cm from surface to a depth of 90 cm for a total of 10 samples. Response ratios were not calculated for these samples, as the data population consisting of 9 samples is insufficient to generate meaningful statistics for this purpose. Samples were sieved to remove particles greater than 2 mm using a vinyl colander. The soil sample was then placed in a ZIPLOC bag and no further preparation was undertaken prior to analysis.

For the MMI grid survey 400 g of sample were collected from pits dug with an irrigation spade that was free of paint and rust. Samples were taken from the pit at a depth of 10-20 cm. The sampling stations were 25 m apart along 5 transects (Appendix 1). Transects were established by pace and compass and were flagged at each site. In addition, a metal tag with a sample number inscribed on it was fixed to the nearest tree. The sample tag and the knot in the flagging tape face the sample pit for future ease of location. At each site UTM coordinates were taken using the NAD83 datum. A total of 84 samples were collected and analyzed for MMI-B. Response ratios were calculated for the individual elements by normalizing all data to the arithmetic mean of the lower quartile of the data. Response ratios were rounded to the nearest unit.

Samples for MMI analysis were shipped to SGS Mineral Services, 1885 Leslie Street, Toronto, Ontario M3B 2M3. Analysis was done by inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (ICP-MS).

Namex Explorations Inc. - Black Creek Property-MMI, Enzyme Leach and BLEC Survey

Analytical data is presented in Appendix l and SURFER plots are given in Appendix 2. Figure 2 gives the location of the flagged grid used for MMI sample collection.

Gridding, sample collection, field preparation of samples and data synthesis and interpretation were done by Mark Fedikow P.Geo. on behalf of Namex Explorations Inc., Suite 610, 4333 Ste. Catherine Street West, Montreal, Quebec, H3Z 1P9.

ResultsMobile Metal Ions Vertical ProfileResults are presented in Figure 4. The elements Ni and Ag are concentrated in the upper 20 cm of the soil profile. Gold, Co and Pd are present in the soils but do not exhibit vertical differentiation through the section.

Mobile Metal Ions Grid SurveyThe variation of MMI analytical data over the circular magnetic anomaly previously identified by Pan Global Resources is presented as color contoured diagrams prepared with SURFER (V7) contouring software.

The Au and Ag results are interpreted to be random background variation and are not diagnostic responses for a mineralized zone. There is a broad correlation between Ni and Co on the grid however the response ratios are very low and as such are considered insignificant.

The relative immobility of Pd in the secondary environment makes any Pd (or Pt) analysis suspect and the general area should be reconnoitered for potential to contain platinum group metal mineralization. There is a two-sample Pd anomaly at the northern edge of the survey area. The response ratios are >4 and are worthy of follow-up.

It is noted that this response is outside of the circular magnetic response and as such could be reflecting a different target or style of mineralization.


ENZYME LEACH SOIL GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY

Survey Specifications, Data Presentation and Sample AnalysisA total of 19 soil samples were collected from a single transect established over the ground magnetic anomaly for enzyme leach analysis (Figure 2). Samples were sieved to -60 mesh and analyzed at Activation Laboratories, 1336 Sandhill Drive, Ancaster, Ontario L9G 4V5. Analysis was done by inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (ICP-MS). Analyses are presented in Appendix 3.

Results are presented as X-Y profile plots illustrating the variation in concentration of elements determined by ICP-MS subsequent to enzyme leaching. These plots are presented in Appendix 4.

ResultsA consistent, low to moderate contrast, single site enzyme leach anomaly occurs at 175 m along the sampling transect. This anomaly comprises base metal components with responses for Pb, Ga, Tl, Cd, Se, Re, Ni and Co. A possible mafic-ultramafic lithology relationship between the circular magnetic anomaly and the response forTi (as well as Ni and Co) is suggested. The enzyme leach could be a composite anomaly reflecting both lithology and lesser base metal mineralization. Manganese is also elevated at 175 m on the transect. A Cu anomaly of moderate contrast occurs at 75 m on the transect.

BLEG SURVEYA BLEG survey is designed to report gold mineralization in dis aggregated samples by digesting exposed gold in rock particles or free gold using a cyanide dissolution. The location of this survey is given in Figure 3.

ResultsTwo samples were assayed subsequent to the BLEG dissolution. One sample contained 8.8 ppb Au and the second 85.6-ppb. The sample with 85.6 ppb is considered anomalous and the result is interpreted to reflect the presence of particulate gold in the sand and gravel sediment or glaciofluvial outwash that was sampled.

RECOMMENDATIONSNo further geochemical work is warranted at the Fraser Lake magnetic anomaly based on the MMI and enzyme leach results performed to date. The development of element vertical differentiation in the soil profile suggests that the process of metal enrichment of the upper


layers of the soil profile is active at Fraser Lake. The presence of a single sample enzyme leach anomaly, albeit a multi-element anomaly, is not considered indicative of the presence of a significant buried mineralized source. The Ni-Co-Ti responses may be reflecting a mafic- ultramafic lithology. Weak MMI Ni-Co responses are also insignificant based on low response ratios. The two-sample Pd anomaly should be assessed in the field for possible follow-up.

The BLEG survey indicates the potential for tracing a gold dispersion train in glacial outwash materials that comprise the Vermillion River gravels. A routine aqua-regia digest with inductively coupled optical emission spectrometric finish could possibly provide the same information at less cost. The potential for significant amounts of gold to occur in the unconsolidated sediments of this area is unknown but should be examined.

A diamond drill hole will be required to provide a geological explanation of the circular magnetic anomaly at Fraser Lake.

LIST OF REFERENCES

Bajc, A.F. 1994: Gold grains in surface till samples, Parkin and Norman townships, Sudbury; Ontario Geological Survey, Open File Report 5893, 24p.

Brady, J. 1986: Assay data-personal files.

Brady, J. 1990 -1995: Geochemical data-personal files.

Brady, J. 1996: Geochemical data-personal files.

Goad, B.E. 1996: Assessment report on the Vermillion River (Milnet) Property, southeast Hutton and southwest Parkin townships, Ontario; 27p and appendices.

Lee, B. and Miron, T. 1980: Results of overburden drilling, Fraser Lake area, Black Creek, Sudbury; personal communication to J. Brady.

Maki, O. 1982: Placer gold geochemical analyses, Vermillion River area, Sudbury; Ontario Assessment Report Hutton 0035.


STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

Mark Albert Fredrick Fedikow

1. I, Mark Albert Fredrick Fedikow of 34 Wellesley Court, Winnipeg, Manitoba am responsible for the construction of this report, the design and implementation of the surveys necessary to generate the analytical data and the interpretation of the data.

2. I received my education as follows:(i) Honours Bachelor of Science in Geology, Department of Geology,University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario, Canada, 1975.(ii) Master Of Science (Geochemistry and Geophysics), Department ofGeology, University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario, Canada, 1978.(iii) Doctor of Philosophy (Exploration Geochemistry), School ofApplied Geology, University of New South Wales, Sydney, New SouthWales, Australia, 1982.

3. I have practiced my profession continuously since 1975 as an exploration geochemist and a mineral deposits geologist.

4. I am currently registered as a Professional Geoscientist (P. Geo.) and a Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Manitoba (APEGM).

Mark Fedikow P.Eng. P.Geo. October 25, 2003 Capreol, Ontario


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APPENDIX 1: Mobile Metal Ion Analytical Data and Sample Location Maps, Grid and Vertical Profile Surveys.

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Number SFL02-1 SFL02-2 SFL02-3SFL02-4 SFL02-5 SFL02-6 SFL02-7 SFL02-8 SFL02-9 SFL02-10 SFL02-1 1 SFL02-12 SFL02-13 SFL02-14 SFL02-15 SFL02-16 SFL02-17 SFL02-18 SFL02-19 SFL02-20 SFL02-21 SFL02-22 SFL02-23 SFL02-24 SFL02-25 SFL02-26 SFL02-27 SFL02-28 SFL02-29SFL02-30 SFL02-31SFL02-32 SFL02-33 SFL02-34 SFL02-35 SFL02-36

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UTM North (NAD 83)51867115186744518676451867835186806

51868245186842 5186863 5186880 5186699

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Ag11.46.98 12.99.0915.614.99.198.58 6.08 11.6 9.78 9.29 9.04 9.5910.2 8.77 6.72 12.512.33.2113.1 10.1119.712.810.411.25.0816.211.88.79 li.58.7212.914.411.2 "" "12.4

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APPENDIX 2: Mobile Metal Ion SURFER (V7) Contour Diagrams

Fraser Lake Mobile Metal Ions Survey

5186900

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2.7

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51865501ipl

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APPENDIX 3: Enzyme Leach Analytical Data.

Fraser Lake Enzyme Leach

SFL02-EL1SFL02-EL2SFL02-EL3 SFT02-EL4 ——SFL02-EL5 ;SFL02-EL6SFL02-EL7SFL02-EL8SFL02-EL9 ,SFL02-EL10 .SFL02-EL11SFL02-EL12SFL02-EL13sFLoT-etu —SFL02-EL15SFL02-EL16SFL02-EL17SFL02-EL18SFLQ2-EL19 '

503294:503312:503321503340:503352503352503368503384503402503418503278503271503248503232503219503196503173503152503135

5186711518674451 86764 :5186783;518680651868065186824518684251868635186880518669951866765186667 51866485186649518663651866225186609 5186593

~22rO*50S251TO+50S2750+505300 0+50S325 0+50S325 0+50S

"350 0+50S375 0+50S40CTO+50S "

~*25~6V50S~20tro*50S

T75~0*50S150 0+ SOST25"OT50S

"TOCToTsos75 0+50S50 0*50S25 0+50S

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1 9030'76607780690087709440.

10200160008460

~ 9410"11300-2420015400

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108127112101103664b89 '

124:174

72,92

112148978248

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12400?4070:

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2220233

581T8"

6120

380011149

7150!4540

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As11.3:6.1:

3.6;18.7497.6

11.33.1

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10.714.T9.35.58.8 '

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be5635334223t

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Mo1.7"1.71.21.41.61.31.31.31.01.01.21.60.81.01.00.81.21.21.1

tib1.600.880.221.470.421.161.220.280.460.391.442.601.121.011.712.762.423.23 T.S7

Te :-0.5'i-0.5-0.5 ;*.5:-0.5-0.5'-0.5 P"~-0.5\

-0.5-0.5I-0.5;-0.5!-0.5-0.5:-0.5:-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5

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-0.1;-0.1:-0.10.2

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•0.1 '-0.1.0.20.2

Re0.468:0.3106.215 r0.542"0.3410.3260.2240.2550.1880.1940.327

1.130.3540.3640.3280.3200.2530.2130.271

Au S.Q. Hg-0.005-o.obsT-0.005-0.005-0.005-0.005-0.005^0.005-0.005

~4).005,-0.005-0.005-0.005-0.005;-0.005-0.005-0.005-0.005-0.005

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-0.1-6.2:

-0.10.3:0.3 ; ~3.T!"

0.2-0.10.2

Th1.442.050.852.581.11!1.602.601.74 2.23"1.263.363.371.781.592.364.152.651.78!4.67

L)1.191.831.401.681.431.792.221.551.531.252.012.321.451.882.072.691.800.991.81

Co Ni45.9 45858.0 46432.5 26631.0 53726.0 ' 25027.1 : 49844.7, 53614.5 25942.4 32325.2 21769.0: 60985.2 92739.0 39924.9 42241.7 50762.6 86561.6 77028.9 56059.4 424

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Sample ID: _ UTM East UTM North SFLffif-ELI ~i" 503294 5186711SFL02-EL2 iSFL02-EL3 :SFL02-EL4 ,SFL02-EL5SFL02-EL6SFL02-EL7SFL02-EL8SFL02-EL9 7SFL02-EL10 SFL02-EL11SFL02-EL12SFL02-EL13SFL02-EL14SFL02-EL15SFL02-EL16SFL02-EL17SFL62-EL18SFL02-EL19

503312503321503340503352503352503368503384503402503418: 503278503271503248503232503219503196503173503152503135

518674451867645186783518680651868065186824518684251868635186880 51866995186676518666751866485186649 5186636518662251866095186593

Grid East Grid North

250 0+50S275'(H50S300'0+SOS325 0+50S325 0*50S350 0+50S375 6*505400 0+50S425 0*505

1 75 0+50S150 0*50S125 0+50S100 0*50S

75 0+50S50 0+50S'25 0+56S

U 6+50S

Cu39.9

: 35.1

i 58.3; 23.8

41.854.0

7.3"37.1

41.1

63.729.333.968.8113"

45.8'27.855.4

in2195324

251106

99176

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T9613165-58648

2408775

Pb,2.473.62.14.2:

3.72.32.02.23.12.2 — 572*

12.02.81.22.94.63.11.83.9

Oa0.4

-0.3-0.3O./

-0.31.00.4

-0.3U.5

-0.3

2.0-0.30.71.70.5

-0.3-0.3-0.3

Ge0.30 10.24.

i 6.23: 6.39 1i 0.18

0.250.120.100.080.11 07210.420.220.130.200.320.210.13

. 0.17

-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.10.2

-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.-0.

-0.-0.-0.-0.-0.-0.-0.-0.

Cd7.98.05.36.97.0

11.64.42.94.13.6~7.o"

10.75.34.88.36.14.73.05.5

In-0.010.02

^0.010.02

-0.010.02

-0.01-0.01-0.010.010.01

-0.01-0.01-0.010.026.05

-0.01-0.01-0.01

Sn-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-02-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2 -0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2

Tl1.491.591341.581.121.71

0.9790.9280.5400.793

1.15 2.09

0.9810.894

1.291.561.05

6.9881.11

Bi-0.5-0.5 -6.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5

S.Q. Ti. S.Q. Cr118;

88-10 r

84333424

11497

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28088297763896995

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7.268.50! 8.1371.98 474T

Zr5.8 5.7'

3.18.95.68.17.78.87.86.3!8.88.44.6

12.5.8.5i7.1;

3.9 8.5.

Mb0.3 6.20.20.30.30.30.30.66.40.36.36.56.3 "672

0.30.3 0.40.30.3

Hf' 0.36, 6.22

0.15. 6.29! 6.20P 0.25

0.410.32

1 0.330.33

1 6742: 0.23

8.18 r0.l"9i 6.32

6.32: 6.25i 0.28

0.25

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Sample ID: UTM EastSFL02-EL1 iSFL02-EL2 'SFL02-EL3SFL02-EL4 lSFL02-ET5 'SFL02-EL6 SFL02-EL7SFL02-EL8SFL02-EL9SFL02-EL10 : SFL02-ELT1SFL02-EL12SFL02-EL13SFL02-EL14 ;SFL02-EL15SFL02-EL16SFL02-EL17SFL02-EL18SFL02-EL19

503294503312 503321503340503352503352 503368503384503402 503418 503278503271503248503232503219503196503173503152503135

UTM North Grid East , Gnd North Ta518671151867445186764:5186783:51 86806 ,5186806 5186824:518684251868635186880 5186699 ~518667651866675186648;5186649518663651866225186609:5186593

225 0+50S250 : 0*50S275 0+50S30o:o*sosJ2ITO+50S325 0+sos — 350"oi50S"

" 3750+503400 0+50S425 0+50S200 0?50S175 : 0*50S150 0+50S125 0+50S100'o+sos

75 CM-50S50 6+50S256+50S

0 0+50S

l -0.02! 0.03

-0.02: -0.02' 0.03

-0.02 0.04"

-0.020.040.06

-0.020.060.03""" 6.04

: 0.040.090.040.060.06

La8.8212.110./7.1710.18.30 16.412.19.859.9012.211.28.3610.612.417.017.53.799.31

, Ce Pr17.0 1 2.0323.5 2.8319.2 ! 2.40

' 14.3 1.7518.6 2.5116.2: 2.19 18.5 4.38"15.6 2.5823.4^2.1411.3 2.0821.0 2.3821.5 2.6015.3i 1.9518.6: 2.4417.4 2.8330.0 4.0929.2 4.026.31 6.9319.9' 1.99

Nd7.319.95'9.266.709.187.60 T7.Y9.087.887.818.909.146.968.5010.616.516.B3.608.56

Sm1.54:2.09T.96T1.43;1.50'1.27 3.181.921.47:1.761.651.831.431.79 !2.00:3.332./U0.761.40

Eu0.610.650.780.470.710.521.030.870.580.810.700.86O.b90.580.710.950.950.470.77

Gd. Tb1.18 0.201.58 0.211.46: 0.211.07; 0.141.54 0.231.35 0.162.35: 0.261.2~9 0.201.29 0.151.20 0.171.46 0.161.37] 0.241.01; 0.141.27; 0.211.33 0.212.32 0.342.01 0.280.58 0.071.26 0.14

Dy0.871.22

r 1.03 '"0774*

! 1.210.911.351.060.93.1.110.931.12

T 0.861.17

Ho, Er8.18 6.450.21 : 0.586.22: 6.740.15: 0.460.24, 0.630.18 0.570.37! 0.880.24 6.71 6.15 0.560.16 0.62 6.21 0.610.23: 0.500.15: 0.520.28: 0.49

0.98 0.23: 0.631.621.190.470.83

0.31 0.910.31 ! 0.866.68: 0.340.19 0.40

Tm0.100.06

^6.080.06

Yb Lu0.53; 0.086.51 i 6.676.63' 6.090.49 i 0.06

6.14 6.62 6.100.670.096.100.07

, 0.09 0.07

! 0.080.050.09

: 0.070.100.090.030.05

0.58 0.090.97 0.150.42 0.090.54 0.080.43: 0.06 0.59' 0.100.77: 0.090.35, 0.056.68" 0.080.58 0.080.57 0.120.68 0.090.15' 0.050.27: 0.02

S. Q. Li Be33.3 5.734.6 5.621.5 5.016.7 3.719.9 6.433.1 5.022.4 4.516.8 6.826.9' 4.411.8 4.4 35.575.643.6 6.429.6 5.118.9 3.414.0. 3.586.7 5.250.6 3.437.7 1.427.5: 5.2

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Sample ID:SFL02-EL1SFL02-EL2SFL02-EL3SFL02-EL4SFL02-EL5SFL02-EL6SFL02-EL7 SFL02-EL8 " SFTb2~EL9~SFL02-EL10SFL02-EL11SFL02-EL12SFL02-EL13SFL02-EL14SFL02-EL15SFL02-EL16SFL02-EL17SFL02-EL18SFL02-EL19

UTM East UTM North Grid East Grid North503294503312503321,503340:50335?"503352503368503384503402; —— 50341F"

503278.* 503271"

503248503232503219503196503173503152 503135

518671151867445186764

2Z50+50S250 0+50S275 0+50S

5186783 300 0*50551868065186806518682451868425186863518688051866995186676518666751866485166649' "518663651866225186609

" 5186593,

325 0+50S325 0+50535U 0+505375 0+50S400 0+50S425 0+50S

•""ZOlTo+sosr1 /5 0+50S150 0+505125 0+505100 0*505/5 0+50550 0+50525 0+50S

0 0+50S

Ru-0.5-0.5•0.5-0.5-0.5'-0.5-0.5-0.5-675

. -0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5

: -0.5.-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5.

pa Os-0.5 -0.5^6.5 -0.5-0.5 -0.5-0.5 -0.5-0.5 -0.5-0.5 -0.5-0.5 -0.5-0.5 -0.5-0.5 -0.5-0.5 -0.5-0.5 -0.5-0.5 -0.5-0.5^ .05-0.5 -0.5-0.5 -0.5-0.5 -0.5-0.5' -0.5-0.5 -0.5-0.5 -0.5

Pt; S. Q. SG

-0.5'-0.5-0.5~-0.5'~"~"

-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5 :-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5

18151911.H

-1010

-10-1010,19:18

-1011.

-10:13

-10-10-10

Mn12902050

7341010 — 399"

1650749212343611

3350102003240 ^2400"

636024601890432

1070

Rb190178142292 "162

200151117129183158250122245282242326257178

Sr14710156

14274

10518514579"

181151197118185151292459668373

Cs: Ba2.53 15304.07 12402.83 23804.61 6752.43 12402.66; 12901.36 i 20401.11; 27600.79 10101.31 19402.17 16203.38 21901.65 14303.54 14003.05 2110 3.19*"21703.46 23101.98 12002.69 3000

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APPENDIX 4: Enzyme Leach X-Y Plots.

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APPENDIX 5: Bulk Leach Extractable Gold (BLEG) Analytical Data.

"f RA A-

XRAL XRAL LaboratoriesA Division of SGS Canada Inc.

INVOICE

Invoice/Facture No.: 081:00045276

Invoice To/Facture A:Namex Exploration IncAttn: James HessSuite #6104333 Ste. Catherine WestMONTREALQUEBEC, CANADA H3Z 1P9

Submitted By/Soumettez Par:Namex Exploration IncAttn: James HessSuite #6104333 Ste. Catherine WestMONTREALQUEBEC, CANADA H3Z 1P9

Work Order:Invoice Date:Date Submitted:Shipped Via:

Qnty Code

93 MMI-B

1 AD27

1 AD29

GST ,

069725 Customer No.:19/09/02 Your P.O. No.:04/09/02 Your Project No.:Greyhound Waybill No. :

Description # Ele

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Subject to SGS General Terms and Conditions

Please remit to l S.V.P. envoyer votre paiement a:P.O. Box 9581 Station 'A'

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Date 18/09/02

Copy 1 to

P.O. No. Project No. No. of Samples Date Submitted Report Comprises

93 Soil(MMI) 04/09/02 Cover Sheet plus Pages 1 to 3

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L.N.R. = Listed not received l.S. = Insufficient Sample n.a. = Not applicable -- s No result *INF = Composition of this sample makes detection impossible by this method M after a result denotes ppb to ppm conversion, Vo denotes ppm to % conversion

© SGS Member of the SGS Group (Societe Generate de Surveillance)


Work Order: 069725 Date: 18/09/02Klfineut. Method. IM.Lim. l nils.

SFL02-1 SFL02-2 SFL02-3 SFL02-4 SFL02-5

M: U)2-fi SFL02-7 SFL02-8 SFU)2-y SFI.02-KI

SFUI2-11 SI 1.112-12 SFUI2-H SFUI2-14 SPUI2-15

SFL02-16 SFL02-17 SFL02-18 SFL02-1') SFLD2-VP1

SFL02-VP2 SFL02-VP3 SFL02-VP4 SFL02-VP5 SFL02-VP6

SFL02-VP7SFL02-VP8SFL02-VP9SFL02-VPK)SFL02-20




AuMMI-B

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14.99.198.586.0811.6

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6.866.136.676.293.21

13.110.119.712.810.4

11.25.0816.211.88.79

11.58.7212.914.411.2

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Member of the SGS Group (Societe Generate de Surveillance)


Work Order 069725 Date: 18/09/02Klcinriil. Mrllmd. Di 1.1.nil. l nils.

si-1.02 30•Hlk liLANK Sul MMl.XKAUll

SI : l.li:-37 SPUO-38

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219O476172129

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0.1ppb

•CO.lO.I0.18

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0.1ppb

12.4•CO.l99.24.264.13

12.814.09.876.286.37

11.75.938.9611.29.35

10.712.711.36.3713.0

9.2718.610.911.311.6

8.9210.04.877.907.09

12.813.316.112.89.85

20.810.214.07.0710.3

15.812.710.28.969.96

FINAL Page 2 of 3



Work Order: 069725 Date: 18/09/02l Irim'iil. Mi'lhod. Di l.l.iin.l nils.

SI : I.(l2-7') SFL()2-80 SIM.02-SI SI ; l. 02 -S3

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Milk BLANK \Sul MMl.XRALdl

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7456

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10117316942O

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10311.513.28.8712.7

5.4712.311.87.1513.9

•CO.l99.7

FINAL Page 3 of 3


/Quaf/ty Analysis... Innovative Technologies

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39 SOIL(S) were submitted for analysis.

The following analytical packages were requested. Please see our current fee schedule for elements and detection limits.

REPORT 25474 CODE 1H - INAA(INAAGEO.REV1)REPORT 25474 B CODE 1H - TOTAL DIGESTION ICP(TOTAL.REV2)

REVISED REPORT 25474 RPT.XLS CODE 7 ENHANCED - ENZYME LEACH ICP/MS(ENZYME.REV1)

NOTE: THE ATTACHED REVISED REPORT SUPERSEDES THE PREVIOUS REPORT SENT.

IODINE DATA ON ORIGINAL REPORT CALCULATED INCORRECTLY. HIGH BACKGROUND^fC^ LEVELS OF IODINE MISSED ON INITIAL CALCULATION.

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25474BRP.XLS

Enzyme Leach Job ff: 25638 Report ff: 25474B REVISED Customer: NAMEX EXPLORATION Geologist: J. HESS! Trace element values are in parts per billion. Negative values equal NOT DETECTED at that lower limit. Elements arranged by suite and by atomic mass

Values = 999999 are greater than the working range of the instrument. S.Q. ^ That element Is determined SEMIQUANTITATIVELY

l/ ?FL

L/

Enhanced Package:l/ Sample ID:

SFL02-EL1 SFL02-EL2

I//6FL02-EL3 SFL02-EL4 SFL02-EL5 SFL02-EL6 SFL02-EL7 SFL02-EL8 SFL02-EL9 SFL02-EL10 SFL02-EL11 SFL02-EL12 SFL02-EL13 SFL02-EL14 SFL02-EL15 SFL02-EL16 SFL02-EL17 SFL02-EL18 SFL02-EL19

Oxidation Suite:S.Q. CI

9090924079208700903076607780690087709440102001600084609410113002420015400-10005710

Br93751081271121011036645891241747292112148978248

l8-1-120

7690371062445

219014164708

65370012133

57004160

V28.122.725.922043933.126747.017228.121.930926.329.023.316419.824.110.3

As11.36.1361874.97.6

11.33.1

11.38.1

10.714.19.35.58.8

19.614511.38.3

Se55353342237

116556433

Mo1.7171.214161.31.31.31.01.01.21.60.81.01.00.8121.21 1

Sb1.600880.221 470421.161220.280.460.391.442601.121.011.712.762.423.231 37

Te-05-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-05-05-05-05-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-05-0.5-0.5

W0302-0.1-01-010.2-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.10.10.10.20.1-0.1-0.10.20.2

Re04680310021505420.3410326022402550.188019403271.13

0.3540.3640.3280.32002530.2130.271

Au-0005-0.005-0.005-0005-0005-0005-0005-0.005-0005-0.005-0.005-0.005-0005-0.005-0.005-0.005-0.005-0.005-0005

SO Hg0.1040.10.30.702040.1040.1-0102-0.10.30.3-0102-0.10.2

Th1 442050852.581.111602601.742231.263363.371.781.592364.152651 784.67

U1 191 831 401.681 431792.221.551.531.252.012321451.882.072691 800.991.81

Base Metals:Co

45.958032531026027144714.542.425.269085.239.024941.762.661628959.4

Ni458464266537250498536259323217609927399422507865770560424

Cu39935.116.95832384185407.3

37141 154363729333.968.8113

45.827855.4

Zn219

5324

25110699

176-5-514

19613165-58648

2408775

Pb243.02.142372320223.12.25.2

12.028122.94.6311.83.9

Reason for Revision: An error was found with the original l data.

Certified By: twoD DAnna, Dipl T.ICPMS Technical Manager. Activation Laboratories Ltd.

ThH report thai not be reproduced except In niN without the written approval of the laboratory. IMm otherwtae Instructed, Mmplei wH be drspoied of 90 dayi from the date of thrt report

Date Received: 05-Sept-02

Date Reported: 30-Sept-02

Page 1 of 3

25474BRP.XLS

Enzyme Leach Job *: 25638 RepoTrace element values are in parts pel Values = 999999 are greater than th*enhanced Package:Sample ID:SFL02-EL1SFL02-EL2SFL02-EL3SFL02-EL4SFL02-EL5SFL02-EL6SFL02-EL7SFL02-EL8SFL02-EL9SFL02-EL10SFL02-EL11SFL02-EL12SFL02-EL13SFL02-EL14SFL02-EL15SFL02-EL16SFL02-EL17SFL02-EL18SFL02-EL19

Base Metal -Ga04

-0.3-0.30.7-031.00.4-030.5

-0.3092.0

-0.30.71.70.5

-0.3-0.3-0.3

Ge0.300.240.230.390.180.250.120.100.080.110.210.420220.130.200.320.210.130.17

. Chalcophile Association Indicatory:Ag

-0.1-01-0.1-0.10.2

-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-01

Cd7.98.05.3697.0

11.64.42.94.13.67.0

10.75.3488.36.147305.5

In-0.010.02

-0.010.02

-0.010.02

-0.01-001-0010.01001

-0.01-0.01-0.010.020.05

-0.01-0.01-0.01

Sn-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-02-02-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-02

Tl1491591.341.581.121.71

0.9790.9280.5400.793

1.15209

0.9810894

1291.561.05

0.9881.11

Bi-05-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-05-05-05-0.5-0.5-05-0.5-05-05-0.5-0.5

Hiah-Fleld Stnnath Elements:S.Q. Ti

11888

-1084333424

11497

-1062

1 28088297763896995

S.Q. Cr-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-33

-3-3-33

-3-3-3

Y4.846.627.054.947.275.7311.06.554.525.576176374.825727.268.508131 984.48

Zr5.85.73.189568.177887.863888.44647

1258.57.13.98.5

Nb0.30.2020.30.30.30.306040.3030.50.3020.30.3040.30.3

Hf0360220150290200250.410320330.330.420230180.190320320250.280.25

Ta-002003

-0.02-0020.03

-0.020.04

-002004006

-0020060030.040040090.040.060.06

Rare Earth Elements:La

88212110.77 1710.18.3016.412.19859.9012.21128.3610.612417.017.53.799.31

Ce17023.519214318616.218515623.411.321.021515318.617.430.029.26.3119.9

Pr2.032.832401.752.512.194.382.582 142.082.382601.952.442834094.020.931.99

Nd7319959.266.709.187.6017.19.087887.818.909.146968.5010616515.63.608.56

Sm1 542.091.901.431.501273.181.921.471.761 651 831.431.792003332.700761.40

Eu0.610650.780.470.710.521.030870.580810.700860.590.580710.950950470.77

Gd1.181.581.461.071.541 352.351.291.291.201.461 371.011.271 332.322010581 26

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25474BRP.XLS

Enzyme Leach Job #: 25638 RepoTrace element values are in parts pel Values = 999999 are greater than theEnhanced Package:Sample ID:SFL02-EL1SFL02-EL2SFL02-EL3SFL02-EL4SFL02-EL5SFL02-EL6SFL02-EL7SFL02-EL8SFL02-EL9SFL02-EL10SFL02-EL11SFL02-EL12SFL02-EL13SFL02-EL14SFL02-EL15SFL02-EL16SFL02-EL17SFL02-EL18SFL02-EL19

Uthoohlle Elements:Tb

0.200.210.210.140.230.160.260.200.150170.160.240.140.210210.340280.070.14

Dy0.871221.030741.210911.351.060.931.110931.120.861 170.981.621 190.470.83

Ho0.180.210.220.150.240.180.370.240.150.160.210.230.150280.230.310.310.080.19

Er0.450580.740460.630.570.880710.560.620.610.500.520.490.630910.860.340.40

Tm0100060080060140.070090.100.070.090.070.080.050090.070.100090.030.05

Yb0.530.510.630.490620.580970.420.540.430590.770.350680.580570680.150.27

Lu0.080070.090.060100090150090.080.060100.090050080.080.120.090.050.02

S.Q. Li33.334.621.516.719933122416826.911.835543.629018914086750637.727.5

Be5.75.0503.76.4504.5684.444566.45.13.43.55.23.41.45.2

S.Q. Se1815191114

-1010

-10-10101918

-1011

-1013

-10-10-10

Mn12902050

7341010399

1650749212343611

33501020032402400636024601890432

1070

Rb190178142292162200151117129183158250122245282242326257178

Sr14710156

14274

10518514579

181151197118185151292459668373

Cs2.534072.834.612432661 361.110.791.312.173381653543.053193461.982.69

Ba153012402380675

124012902040276010101940162021901430140021102170231012003000

P.Q.E.S:Ru

-0.5-0.5-0.5-05-05-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-05-05-0.5-0.5-05-05-05-0.5

Pd Os-0.5 -05-05 -0.5-05 -0.5-05 -05-05 -05-05 -0.5-0.5 -05-05 -05-0.5 -0.5-0.5 -05-0.5 -05-0.5 -05-0.5 -0.5-05 -05-0.5 -0.5-05 -05-0.5 -05-0.5 -05-0.5 -0.5

Pt-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-05-05-05-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-05-0.5-0.5

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25474BRP.XLS

Enzyme Leach Job *: 25638 Report #: 25474B REVISED Customer: NAMEX EXPLORATION Geologist: J. HESSTrace element values are in parts per billion Negative values equal NOT DETECTED at that lower limit. Elements arranged by suite and by atomic mass Values = 999999 are greater than the working range of the instrument. S.Q. - That element is determined SEMIQUANTITATIVELY.Enhanced Package:Sample ID:SFL02-EL1

l/ SFL02-EL2 I//5FL02-EL3 ^ SFL02-EL4

SFL02-EL5SFL02-EL6SFL02-EL7SFL02-ELBSFL02-EL9SFL02-EL10SFL02-EL11SFL02-EL12SFL02-EL13SFL02-EL14SFL02-EL15SFL02-EL16SFL02-EL17SFL02-EL18SFL02-EL19

Oxidation Suite:S.Q CI

9090924079208700903076607780690087709440

102001600084609410

113002420015400-10005710

Br9375

108127112101103664589

1241747292

112148978248

l8

-1-120

76903710624

452190

14164708

653700

12133

57004160

V28.122.725.922.043933126.747.017228.121.930926.329.023.316.419824.110.3

As11.36.136

18.74.97.6

11.33.1

11.38.1

10.714.19.35588

19614.511.38.3

Se55353342237

116556433

Mo1.7171214161.31.31.31.01.0121.60.81.01.00.81.2121.1

Sb1.600880.221.470.421.161.220.280.460.391.442.601.121.011.712.762423231.37

Te-0.5-05-05-05-05-05-05-05-05-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-05-0.5-0.5-0.5

W0302

-0.1-0.1-0.10.2

-01-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.10.10.10.20.1

-0.1-0.10.20.2

Re0.4680.31002150.5420.3410.3260.2240.2550.1880.1940.327

1.130.3540.3640.3280.32002530.2130.271

Au-0005-0005-0005-0005-0005-0005-0005-0.005-0.005-0.005-0.005-0.005-0.005-0.005-0.005-0005-0.005-0005-0.005

S Q Hg0.1040.10.30.702040.1040.1

-0.102

-0.1030.3

-0.102

-0.10.2

Th1 442050852.581.111.602.601742.231.263.363.371.781.592.364.152.651.784.67

U1 191 831.401 681 431 792221.551.531.252.012321 451.882.072.691800.991.81

Base Metals:Co

45958032531026027144714542425.269085.239.024.941 762.661.628959.4

Ni458464266537250498536259323217609927399422507865770560424

Cu39935.116.958323841.854.07.3

37.141.154.363.729.333.968.811345827.855.4

Zn2195324

25110699176-5-514

19613165-586482408775

Pb2430214.2372.320223.1225.2120281.22.94.63.11.83.9

Reason for Revision: An emir was found with the original l data.

Certified By:

D D'Anna, Dipl. T.ICPMS Technical Manager, Activation Laboratories Ltd.

TNs report ttal not be reproduced except hi tut wthoul Ilw written ipprovjl of the liboratuy Urten othervriM knttucted. tirnpln wu be dhpoied of DO diyi from the fete of tNi report.

Date Received: 05-Sept-02

Date Reported: 30-Sept-02

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Page 1 of 3

25474BRP.XLS

Enzyme Leach Job #: 25638 RepoTrace element values are in parts pel Values = 999999 are greater than theEnhanced Package:Sample ID:SFL02-EL1SFL02-EL2SFL02-EL3SFL02-EL4SFL02-EL5SFL02-EL6SFL02-EL7SFL02-EL8SFL02-EL9SFL02-EL10SFL02-EL11SFL02-EL12SFL02-EL13SFL02-EL14SFL02-EL15SFL02-EL16SFL02-EL17SFL02-EL18SFL02-EL19

Base Metal - Chalcoohile Association Indicator*:Ga04

-0.3-0.30.7

-0.31.00.4

-0.305

-0.30.92.0

-0.30.71.70.5

-0.3-0.3-0.3

Ge0.300.240.230.390180250.120.100.080.110.210420.220.130.200.320.210.130.17

Ag-0.1-0.1-01-010.2

-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1-0.1

Cd7.98.05.36.97.0

11.64.42.94.13.67.0

10.75.34.88.36.14.73.05.5

In-0.010.02

-0.010.02

-0010.02

-0.01-0.01-0010.01001

-001-0.01-0.010020.05

-0.01-0.01-0.01

Sn-02-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-02-0.2-0.2-0.2-0.2-02

Tl1.491591.341.581.121.71

0.9790.9280.5400.793

1.152.09

0.9810.894

1.291.561.05

0.9881.11

Bi-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-05-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-0.5-05-0.5-0.5-05-05-0.5-0.5

Hiah-Fleld Sttvnath Elements:S.Q. Ti

11888

-1084333424

11497

-1062

' 28088297763896995

S.Q. Gr-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-33

-3-3-33

-3-3-3

Y4.846.627.054.947.2757311.06.554.525576176374.825727268.508.131.984.48

Zr585.73.189568.17788786388844.647

1258.57.13985

Nb030202030.3030306040303050.302030.3040303

Hf0.360.220150290200.250.410.320.330330420230.180190320320250.28025

Ta-002003

-0.02-0020.03

-0020.04

-0.02004006

•0020060030.040040090.040060.06

Rare Earth Elements:La

88212.110.77.1710.18.3016.412.19.859.9012211.28.3610.612417017.53.799.31

Ce17023519214318.616.218.515.623.411.321.021515318.617430.029.26.3119.9

Pr2.032832.401.752.512.194382.582.142.082.382.601.952.442834094020.931.99

Nd7319959.266.709.187.6017.19.087887.818.909.146968.5010.61651563608.56

Sm1542.091.901.431.501273.181.921.471.761.651.831.431.792003.332700761.40

EU0610.650.780470.710.521.030870.580.810.700860590.580710950950470.77

Gd1.181 581 461.071 541 352.351.291 291.201.461 371.011.271 332322.010581.26

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25474BRP.XLS

Enzyme Leach Job *: 25638 RepoTrace element values are in parts pel Values - 999999 are greater than theEnhanced Package:Sample ID:SFL02-EL1SFL02-EL2SFL02-EL3SFL02-EL4SFL02-EL5SFL02-EL6SFL02-EL7SFL02-EL8SFL02-EL9SFL02-EL10SFL02-EL11SFL02-EL12SFL02-EL13SFL02-EL14SFL02-EL15SFL02-EL16SFL02-EL17SFL02-EL18SFL02-EL19

Uthoohlle Elements:Tb

0.200210.210.140.230.160260.200.150170160.240140.210210.340.280.070.14

Dy0.871.221.030741.210911.351.060.931.110.931.120861.170.981.621.19047083

Ho0.180.210.220.150.240.180.370.240.150.160.210.230.150.280.230.310.310.080.19

Er0.450580.740.460.630.570.880710.560.620.610.500.520.490.630.910860.340.40

Tm0.100.060.080.060.140.070090.100.070.090.070.080050.090.070.100090030.05

Yb0.530.510.630.490.620.580970.420.540.430590.770350680580.570680150.27

Lu0.080.070.090.060.100090150090.080.060.100.090050080.080.120090050.02

S.Q. Li33.334.621.516.719933.122416826.911.835543.629.018914086.750637.727.5

Be5.75.05.03.764504.5684444566.45.13435523.41.45.2

S.Q. So1815191114

-1010

-10-10101918

-1011

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-10-10-10

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7341010399

1650749212343611

33501020032402400636024601890432

1070

Rb190178142292162200151117129183158250122245282242326257178

Sr14710156

14274

10518514579

181151197118165151292459668373

Cs2534072834.612432.661.361.110791 312173381.653543053193461 982.69

Ba153012402380675

124012902040276010101940162021901430140021102170231012003000

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ONTMUO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES

Work Report Summary

Transaction No: W0370. 01187

Recording Date: 2003-JUL-15

Approval Date: 2004-FEB-02

Client(s):1 1 1 562 BRADY, JOHN GREGORY

Survey Type(s):

ASSAY

Status: APPROVED

Work Done from: 2002-JUN-30

to: 2003- J U L- 13

GCHEM

Work Report Details:

Claim#

S 734704

S 734705

S 734706

S 734709

S 734711

S 734712

S 734713

S 734714

S 734715

S 734716

S 734717

S 734718

S 985067

S 985068

S 985069

S 985070

S 1042860

S 1042861

S 1095027

S 1249706

External Credits:

Reserve:

Perform

30SOSOSOSOSO

soSO

sosoSO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

S4,980

S5.536

S554

SO

511,070

Perform Approve

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55,536

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5400

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S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

SO

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S2.196

S8,596

52,474 Reserve of Work

52,474 Total Remaining

Applied Approve

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

5400

S400

5400

5400

5400

S400

S400

S400

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52,196

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52,474

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SO 2007-MAR-01

50 2006-OCT-31

30 2006-OCT-31

SO 2006-OCT-31

SO 2006-OCT-31

SO 2006-OCT-31

SO 2006-OCT-31

SO 2006-OCT-31

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50 2008-J UN-24

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52,474 2007-SEP-14

SO 2007-SEP-14

SO 2008-JUL-10

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S2.474

Report*: W0370.01 187

Status of claim is based on information currently on record.

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Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Date: 2004-FEB-27

Ministere du Developpement du Nord et des Mines Ontario

GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OFFICE 933 RAMSEY LAKE ROAD, 6th FLOOR SUDBURY, ONTARIO P3E6B5

JOHN GREGORY BRADY 1227 HOLLAND ROAD SUDBURY, ONTARIO P3A 3R1 CANADA

Tel: (888) 415-9845 Fax:(877)670-1555

Submission Number: 2.26006

Dear Sir or Madam

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.

The revisions outlined in the Notice dated December 19, 2003 have been corrected. Additional documentation has resulted in a re-evaluation based on invoices supplied and the Namex Exploration Inc. accounting breakdown. In some instances it was impossible to allocate specific costs to the work type being reported. Based on the Namex Exploration Inc. financial statements it is clear that additional work programs were also performed on these properties as well as project management functions. In these instances a fair and reasonable estimate of the costs was used.

The following costs have been allowed for this submission:Assays - S2,879 (invoiced)Fedikow to collect 113 samples - 37,176 (invoice pro-rated to 13 days reported in August)Report - 31,015 (S400+ S615 invoice)Total = S11,070

The TOTAL VALUE of assessment credit that will be allowed, based on the information provided in this submission, is 811,070. Allowable changes to your credit distribution can be made by contacting the Geoscience Assessment Office by March 12, 2004 otherwise assessment credit will be cut-back and distributed as outlined in Section #6 of the Declaration of Assessment Work form.

If you have any question regarding this correspondence, please contact [email protected] or by phone at (705) 670-5856.

BRUCE GATES by email at

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Ministry of Ministere duNorthern Development Developpement du Nordand Mines et des Mines

Yours Sincerely,

Ontario

Ron C. GashinskiSenior Manager, Mining Lands Section

Cc: Resident Geologist Assessment File Library

John Gregory Brady John Gregory Brady (Claim Holder) (Assessment Office)

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ONT&RIOCANADA

MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES

PROVINCIAL MININS RECORDER'S OFFICE

Mining Land Tenure Map

51 SWOON

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518SOOON

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UTM Zona 17 5000m grid

Those wishing to Make mining dalms should consult with the Provincial Mining Recorders' Office of the Ministry of Northern Development and Mines for additional General Information and Limitations information on the status of the lands shown hereon. This map Is not Intended for navigational, survey, or land title determination purposes as the Information Contact Information: shown on this map l* compiled from various sources. Completeness and accuracy are not guaranteed. Additional Information may also be obtained through the Provincial Mining Recorders' Office local Land Titles or Registry Office, or the Ministry of Natural Resources,

This map may not show unregistered land tenure and Interests InToll Free Map Datum: NAD 83 - land Indudinfl certain patents, leases, easements, right of ways, Tel: 1 (888) 415-98*5 ext S7lr*jectlon: UTM (6 degree) flooding rights, licences, or other forms of disposition of rights and

Willet Green Miller Centre 933 Ramsey Lane Road Fax: 1 (877) 670-1444 Topographic Data Source: Land Information Ontario Interest from the Crown. Also certain land tenure and land uses Sudbury ON P3E 6B5 Mining Land Tenure Source: Provincial Mining Recorders' Office that restrict or prohibit free entry to stake mining claims may not be

The Information shown is derived from digital data available In the Provincial Mining Recorders' Office at the time of downloading from the Ministry of Northern Home Page: wwwjnn4m.gov.on.ca/MNDM/MINES/LANDSAnlamnpge.htm Illustrated. Development and Mines web site.

Date / Time of Issue: Tue Mar 30 11:20:00 EST 2004

TOWNSHIP ; AREA PLAN HUTTON G-4066

ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICTS l DIVISIONS

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This map may not show unregistered land tenure and Interests InToll Free Map Datum: NAD 83 land Including certain patents, leases, easements, right of ways.

Provincial Mining Recorders' Office Tel: 1 (888) 415-8846 ea S7*fcij80tlon; UTM (6 degree) Hooding rights, licences, or other forms of disposition of rights and Willet Green Miller Centre 933 Ramsay Lake Road Fax: 1 (877) 670-1444 Topographic Data Source: Land Information Ontario Interest from the Crown. Also certain land tenure and land uses Sudbury ON P3E 6B5 Mining Land Tenure Source: Provincial Mining Recorders' Office *at restrict or prohibit free entry to sinks mining claims may not be Home Page: www.mndm.gov.on.ca/MNDM/MINES/LANDS/mlsmnpga.htm

Date l Time of Issue: Tue Mar 30 11:28:16 EST 2004

TOWNSHIP l AREA PLAN PARKIN G-2915




TOPOGRAPHIC

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Illustrated.

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CANADA


PROVINCIAL MINING RECORDER'S OFFICE


Date l Time of Issue: Thu Jun 26 11:08:26 EOT 2003

TOWNSHIP l AREA PLAN PARKIN G-2915




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LAND TENURE WITHDRAWALS

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IMPORTANT NOTICES

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Those wishing to stake mining daims should consult with the Provincial Mining Recorders' Office of the Ministry of Northern Development and Mines for additional General Information and Limitations information on the status of the lands shown heraon. This map is not Intended for navigational, survey, or land title determination purposes as the Information contact Information: shown on this map is compiled from various sources. Completeness and accuracy are not guaranteed. Additional information may also be obtained through the local Land Tides or Registry Office, or the Ministry of Natural Resources.

The Information shown Is derived from digital data available In the Provincial Mining Recorders' Office at the time of downloading from the Ministry of Northern Development and Mines web site.

Toil Freo Map Datum: NAD 83Provincial Mining Recorders' Office Tel: T (886) 415-9845 ext 57IPB^jection: Geographic Coordinates Willet Green Miller Centre 933 Ramsay L oka Rond Fox: 1 (877) 670-1444 Topographic Datfl Source: Land information Ontario Sudbury ON P3E 6B5 Mining Land Tenure Source: Provincial Mining Recorders' Office Home Page: www.mndm.Qov.on^a/MNDM/MINES/LANDS/mls/nnpge.htm

This mop may not show unregistered land tenure and Interests In lond including certain patents, leases, easements, right of ways, flooding rights, licence*, or other forms of disposition of rights and interest from the Crown. Also certain land tenure and land uses that restrict or prohibit free entry to slake mining claims may not be Illustrated.

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