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Intertek

Minerals

INDONESIA

Accreditation LaboratoryLP-130-IDN

March 2009


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Index of Services

Our Mission ....................................................................................................................... 2

About Intertek.....................................................................................................................2-3

Sample Preparation ........................................................................................................... 4-6

Precious Metals ................................................................................................................. 7-8

Geochemical Analysis by AAS .......................................................................................... 9

Geochemical Analysis by ICP ........................................................................................... 10

Fusion Analysis by XRF .................................................................................................... 11-12

Geochemical Analysis by XRF.......................................................................................... 12

Miscellaneous Analysis ..................................................................................................... 12

General Terms & Conditions ............................................................................................ 13-16

Contacts & Addresses ....................................................................................................... 17

Sample Shipping................................................................................................................. 18

Sample Submission Form .................................................................................................. 19

Conversion Tables ............................................................................................................. 20-22


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PD02

INTERTEK INDONESIA: Intertek, represented by PT Intertek Utama Services, has been providing analytical services inIndonesia since 1993.

In addition to operating one of South East Asia’s largest commercial analytical laboratories in Jakarta, encompassing minerals,

environmental, petroleum geochemistry and palm oil testing, Intertek operates sample preparation facilities throughout the

region.

Currently, the Company has sample preparation facilities in Medan, Padang, Manado and Sumbawa Besar in Indonesia, Manilaand Surigao in the Philippines and Lae, Papua New Guinea. Whilst these facilities offer services to all clients, Intertek also

operates dedicated sample preparation sites for specific clients in both Indonesia and PNG. Fire Assay Gold is also available in

Lae, PNG.

Utilising its depth of expatriate and national staff, Intertek also provides 24 /7 mine site laboratory operations for the Newcrest

Gosowong gold mine and Newmont Batu Hijau copper/gold mine.

Analytical services are offered to clients from Saudi Arabia and the Middle East to Thailand, Laos, China, Vietnam, Philippines,

Malaysia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and Australia.

QUALITY ASSURANCE AND SAMPLE TRACKING: Our Jakarta laboratories hold ISO 17025 accreditation for their minerals,

environmental and petroleum analyses whilst the Company is accredited by FOSFA for palm oil testing.

The ISO 17025 accreditation ensures international standards are maintained in the laboratories’ procedures, methodology,

validation, QA/QC, reporting and record keeping. A sophisticated Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) is

in place for sample tracking, scheduling, quality control and electronic reporting. This is complemented by bar coding of

samples in the Jakarta laboratories.

Certified Reference Materials, blanks, splits and replicates are analysed with each batch of samples. Selected samples are also

re-analysed to confirm anomalous results. These quality control results are reported along with the sample values in the final

reports. Intertek also participates in a number of regular international proficiency round robins and client specific proficiency

programs.

REFINERY REPRESENTATION: Intertek offers a team of trained superintendents to minimize client risk by the supervision

of precious metal refinery evaluation smelts and export shipments. Our staff will reduce the risk of melt losses and sampling bias

by strictly monitoring the smelting process. This includes receipt of material, equipment use, clean up and product handover.

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DIVISION: Intertek’s environmental division provides laboratory testing services as well as

environmental consulting services to numerous industries in Indonesia (mining, oil & gas, manufacturing and utilities).

These services include trace level testing of water, soil, sediment, air and biological tissue in addition to testing more complex

samples such as wastewater and solid waste. Our consulting services support environmental studies which must be conducted

by our clients (e.g. AMDAL, RKL/RPL, EBS, for their development plans).

Additional services include the provision of technicians for collection of samples in the field. Sample collection containers,

preservatives and coolers are shipped to most locations throughout Indonesia.

PETROLEUM SERVICES DIVISION: Based in Jakarta and also using the extensive capabilities of its Singapore and Malaysian

laboratories, Intertek offers a range of sampling, onsite and laboratory analyses for Oil and Gas clients.

These services include; gas composition analyses, source rock screening, bitumen and oil composition analyses, trace ele-

ments, machinery lubrication analysis and interpretation, on-site mercury analyses and gas cylinder rental.

Intertek technicians conduct onshore and offshore sampling, conducting analyses at site or returning to the Jakarta laboratory

with samples for analysis.

COAL SERVICES DIVISION: Intertek has two coal laboratories in Samarinda and Banjarbaru, offering inspection and testing

services such as proximate and ultimate analysis.


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Sample PreparationC orrect sample preparation procedures are best selected through consultation with laboratory management prior to sample

submission.

The schemes listed below are a guide only as the choice of procedure will depend on the sample mineralogy, equipment utilized,

time constraints and client budget.

In general, two schemes are offered, Total Preparation and Partial Preparation.

Total Preparation

The entire sample is dried, crushed and fine pulverized. Large samples will require multi-bowl pulverizing, after which the sample

is recombined before the assay pulp is taken.

Partial Preparation

The sample is dried and crushed before a split is taken for fine pulverizing. The size of the split and whether it is taken manually

(Riffle) or mechanically (Rotary Sample Divider) will depend on the client’s requirements and equipment in use.

General Information

Standard drying temperature is set at 105oC but samples may be dried at 60oC if mercury is to be analysed.

Samples may also be roasted to remove sulphides and other interferents before fire assay.

Intertek nominates 95% passing specific sieve sizes for crushing and pulverizing, however, the ability to achieve these percent-

ages will depend on the sample size and mineralogy and the equipment in use at a particular Intertek facility.

Quality control procedures include a 1 in 15 resplit after crushing or pulverising for partial preparation and after pulverizing for

total preparation. These samples are analysed and reported to the client. Also sizing tests are carried out on 1 in 20 assay pulps

at 75um (200#) to monitor the pulverising stage. These values are available to be reported, on request.

It is standard Intertek practice that all crushers and pulverisers are cleaned with barren material and/or bowl washing between

each sample to minimize carry-over contamination.

Sample Storage

Sample residues and pulps will be stored without charge for three months, after which the client will be contacted with the choice

of samples being returned, discarded or stored for a fee.

Sample Waste Disposal

Intertek disposes of its chemical and hazardous wastes ethically and using qualified disposal contractors. A sample disposal

charge of US$0.20 is applied to all samples submitted. This charge is not subject to discount.


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Sample Preparation

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US$ Code

Drying

Additional weight $0.30/kg/sample

(60oC) up to 2kg $1.65/sample


Crushing


Splitting (Riffle)

Fine Pulverising

Sieving

more than one fraction $0.50/kg/extra faction

Wet sieve $1.50/kg/fraction

Roasting

Compositing/Homogenising

Sample weights

Pan Con Preparation

Miscellaneous

Standards Intertek can prepare client specific standards. P.O.A.

Please consult the Laboratory Management for detail.


Splitting Rotary


(105oC) up to 2kg $1.10/sample

75%


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PD02

US$ Code

Dry (105oC), Crush (95%


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PD02

I ntertek offers a range of analyses for precious metals; gold, platinum and palladium.

Fire Assay schemes involve fusing the sample with a litharge based flux and collecting the precious metals in a lead button. After

cupellation the resulting prill is dissolved in aqua regia and the gold is determined by AAS for routine samples. Samplesexceeding the upper limits of the method are automatically re-assayed utilising a high grade gravimetric method.

Alternatively, for low level samples, graphite tube atomization via AAS may be used for gold, platinum and palladium

determinations.

Samples with sulphide or base metal matrices may be roasted or have the flux mixture changed to accommodate the matrix.

FA30

30g of sample is analysed. This scheme is suitable for higher concentration samples, those generated in ore body definition

drilling and samples with a sulphide and/or copper matrix. Detection Limit (DL) 0.01ppm, Upper Limit (UL) 30ppm.

FA50

50g of sample is analysed. This scheme is suitable for exploration samples when the identification of anomalous samples is

important. DL 0.005ppm, UL 50ppm. A recommended option for grassroots exploration is the use of a new fire assay pot for each

sample.

FA51

50g of sample is analysed. This scheme is recommended for routine samples that are not subject to any matrix issues nor

particularly low or high concentrations. DL 0.01ppm, UL 50ppm.

FA10 and FA12

A gravimetric finish is used for samples exceeding the upper limits of the routine methods or for known high concentration

samples.

FA55

For low level exploration samples where 50g is analysed and a graphite tube atomisation finish is employed to give low

detection limits. Platinum and palladium can also be determined as additional elements. D.L Au (1ppb), Pt (5ppb), Pd (1ppb).

FA20

Screen fire assay is used to identify coarse gold and typically involves sieving 1 kilogram of sample at 75um (200#). The entire

oversize and duplicate undersize samples are fired and the weighted average is calculated and reported.

Cyanide Leachable Gold

Cyanide soluble gold is determined by leaching the sample in a dilute cyanide solution.

High Grade Bottle Roll methods are used for ore grade samples and leach conditions can be customised to client requirements.

Additional optional information includes stages pH and cyanide levels, total cyanide consumption along with tail recovery and

analysis. Accelerated leaching using Leachwell is also available.

BLEGS are a low level exploration method commonly used for stream sediment samples to identify low value anomolies.

Two techniques are offered, standard leach and GTA finish or a zinc collection method (based on the Merril Crowe technique)

Copper and silver may be determined as additional elements..

Precious Metals


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Precious Metals

AAS - Atomic Absorption (routine and ore grade technique)

FA30FA50

FA51

Au > 30/ 50ppm will be automatically re-assayed by method FA10/FA12 unl es s otherwise advised by the client

Au 0.005 - 50.0ppm 50g $9.50

GTA - Graphite Tube Atomiser (low level exploration technique)

FA55

$4.25 additional element

Au 1ppb Pt 5ppb Pd 1ppb 50g $13.00 first element

Gravimetric (high grade technique)

FA10

FA12

Au 6ppm - max. 30g $12.00

Au 3ppm - max. 50g $13.00

BLEG (GTA) (low level exploration technique - bottle roll)

CN02CN03

Au 0.1 - 25ppb


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Geochemical Analysis by ICPAqua regia (3:1 HCl:HNO

3) digestion is a mixture of hydrochloric and nitric acids. Most sulphide minerals are readily dissolved

but silicates, aluminates and many other minerals are only slightly digested. Samples exceeding upper limits can be re-assayed

by a suitable ore grade method if required.

IC01*

Bi (2ppm-2 000ppm) Ca (0.01%-10.0%) Cd (0.2ppm-2 000ppm) Co (1ppm-10 000ppm) Digest + first element $7.35

Cr (1ppm-10 000ppm) Cu (1ppm-10 000ppm) Fe (0.01%-10.0%) Ga (2ppm-2 000ppm) Additional element $0.35

K (0.01%-10.0%) La (1ppm-2 000ppm) Li (1ppm-10 000ppm) Mg (0.01%-10.0%)

Mn (1ppm-20 000ppm) Mo (1ppm-20 000ppm) Na (0.01%-5.0%) Nb (1ppm-10 000ppm)

Ni (1ppm-10 000ppm) Pb (2ppm-10 000ppm) Sb (1ppm-2 000ppm) Se (5ppm-2 000ppm)

Sc (1ppm-2 000ppm) Sn (5ppm-2 000ppm) Sr (1ppm-2 000ppm) Ta (5ppm-1 000ppm)

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Ag (0.1ppm-200ppm) Al (0.01%-10.0%) As (2ppm-10 000ppm) Ba (1ppm-2 000ppm) $13.70 all elements

Te (5ppm-2 000ppm) Ti (0.01%-5.0%) V (1ppm-10 000ppm) W (10ppm-2 000ppm)

Y (1ppm-2 000ppm) Zn (1ppm-10 000ppm) Zr (1ppm-5 000ppm) Additional elements available, on requested

M ulti acid digestion (HCl/HNO3/HClO4/HF) is the most aggressive digest offered, specifically designed for elements locked ina silicate/quartz matrix. Also includes an accurate volumetric finish. Solubility and upper limits are mineral dependent.

IC50

Bi (5ppm) Ca (0.01%) Cd (1ppm) Co (2ppm) Digest + first element $9.50

Cr (2ppm) Cu (2ppm) Fe (0.01%) Ga (10ppm) Additional element $0.50

K (0.01%) La (1ppm) Li (1ppm) Mg (0.01%)

Mn (2ppm) Mo (1ppm) Na (0.01%) Nb (5ppm)

Ni (5ppm) Pb (2ppm) Sb (5ppm) Sc (2ppm)

Sn (10ppm) Sr (1ppm) S (50ppm) Ta (5ppm)

Ag (0.5ppm) Al (0.01%) As (5ppm) Ba (2ppm) $16.50 all elements

Te (10ppm) Ti (0.01%) V (1ppm) W (10ppm)

Y (1ppm) Zn (2ppm) Zr (5ppm)

* Over range elements can be analysed by appropriate one grade method on request.

T riple acid digestion (HCl/HNO3/HClO

4) is the preferred ore grade digest followed by an accurate volumetric finish to enable

high concentrations of elements to be analysed. Limitations with silicates. Solubility and upper limits are mineral dependent.

IC30

Bi (5ppm) Ca (0.01%) Cd (1ppm) Co (2ppm) Digest + first element $8.95

Cr (2ppm) Cu (2ppm) Fe (0.01%) Ga (10ppm) Additional element $0.50

K (0.01%) La (1ppm) Li (1ppm) Mg (0.01%)

Mn (2ppm) Mo (1ppm) Na (0.01%) Nb (5ppm)

Ni (5ppm) Pb (2ppm) Sb (5ppm) Sc (2ppm)

Sn (10ppm) Sr (1ppm) S (50ppm) Ta (5ppm)

Ag (0.5ppm) Al (0.01%) As (5ppm) Ba (2ppm) $16.50 all elements

Te (10ppm) Ti (0.01%) V (1ppm) W (10ppm)

Y (1ppm) Zn (2ppm) Zr (5ppm)


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Fusion Analysis by XRFX -ray fluorescence (XRF) is an instrumental method of analysis in which a sample, pressed into a pellet or fused into a disc, is

introduced into an X-ray beam. The sample is fused with a borate flux, the fusion process breaks down the sample matrix

completely thus the results obtained are “total”.

Whole Rock SuiteXR80

XR80L

Al2O3 (0.01%-100%) CaO (0.01%-100%) Cr2O3 (0.01%-100%) Fe2O3 (0.01%-100%) $20.00 all elements

K 2O (0.01%-100%) MgO (0.01%-100%) MnO (0.01%-100%) Na2O (0.01%-100%) Fusion + first element $16.00

P2O5 (0.01%-100%) SiO2 (0.01%-100%) TiO2 (0.01%-100%) Extra element $1.00

Suite including LOI $23.00 / sample

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Nickel Laterite Suite

XR81

XR81L

Al2O3 (0.01%-100%) CaO (0.01%-100%) Cl (0.01%-2.00%) Co (0.001%-5.00%) $22.00 all elements

Cu (0.002%-2.00%) Cr2O3 (0.01%-100%) Fe2O3 (0.01%-100%) K 2O (0.01%-100%) Fusion + first element $16.00

MgO (0.01%-100%) MnO (0.01%-100%) Na2O (0.01%-100%) Ni (0.01%-40.0%) Extra element $1.00

P2O5 (0.01%-100%) SiO2 (0.01%-100%) TiO2 (0.01%-100%) Zn (0.002%-40.0%)


Iron Ore / Sands SuiteXR20

XR20L

Al2O3 (0.01%-100%) As (0.002%-40.0%) BaO (0.01%-100%) CaO (0.01%-100%) $30.00 all elements

Cl (0.005%-8.00%) Co (0.01%-40.0%) Cr2O3 (0.01%-100%) Cu (0.002%-40.0%) Fusion + first element $25.00

Fe2O3 (0.01%-100%) Total Fe(0.01%-100%) K 2O (0.01%-100%) MgO (0.01%-100%) Extra element $1.00

Suite including LOI (2 temp or 4 temp) $33.00 / sample

MnO (0.01%-100%) Na2O (0.01%-100%) Ni (0.01%-40.0%) Pb (0.002%-40.0%)

P2O5 (0.01%-100%) S (0.01%-100%) SiO2 (0.01%-100%) Sn (0.02%-100%)

TiO2 (0.01%-100%) V2O5 (0.01%-100%) Zn (0.002%-40.0%)

Bauxite SuiteXR30

XR30L




P2O5 (0.01%-100%) S (0.01%-100%) SiO2 (0.01%-100%) TiO2 (0.01%-100%)

ZrO2 (0.01%-100%)

Chromite SuiteXR40

XR40L



P2O5 (0.01%-100%) S (0.01%-100%) SiO2 (0.01%-100%) TiO2 (0.01%-100%) Extra element $1.00

V2O5 (0.01%-100%)


Manganese SuiteXR50Al2O3 (0.01%-100%) BaO (0.01%-100%) CaO (0.01%-100%) Cr2O3 (0.01%-100%) $25.00 all elements

Cu (0.002%-40.0%) Fe2O3 (0.01%-100%) K 2O (0.01%-100%) MgO (0.01%-100%) Fusion + first element $16.00

MnO (0.01%-100%) Na2O (0.01%-100%) Pb (0.002%-40.0%) P2O5 (0.01%-100%) Extra element $1.00

S (0.01%-100%) SiO2 (0.01%-100%) TiO2 (0.01%-100%) Zn (0.002%-40.0%)



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Geochemical Analysis by XRFU sed primarily for trace elements the sample is pressed into a disc for introduction to the XRF. Over range results are automati-

cally re-analyzed by XR02.

Pressed Pellet (10grams)XR01

All elements > 10 000ppm will be automatical ly re-assayed by method XR02 unless otherwise advised by client.

As (1ppm-10 000ppm) Ba (10ppm-10 000ppm) Bi (10ppm-10 000ppm) Mo (1ppm-10 000ppm) $4.60 first element

Pb (2ppm-10 000ppm) Sb (1ppm-10 000ppm) Se (4ppm-10 000ppm) Sn (3ppm-10 000ppm) $1.50/ additional element

Ta (4ppm-10 000ppm) Te (5ppm-10 000ppm) Tl (4ppm-10 000ppm) W (5ppm-10 000ppm)

XR02Over range Elements (from method XR01) $5.50 first element

US$ Code

$1.50 / additional element

Miscellaneous Analysis US$ Code

ST01

Acid Insoluble Carbon IR (Leco) $10.00

Insoluble Sulphur SCIS $10.00

NCV Package C, S, SAP, CAP, NCV $18.00

$ 1.50/ additional element

Total Sulphur or Carbon IR (Leco) $ 7.50 first element

Fusion Analysis by XRF

Zircon PackageXR60

XR60L

Al2O3 (0.01%-100%) As (0.002%-40.0%) CaO (0.01%-100%) Cr2O3 (0.01%-100%) $30.00 all elements

Fe2O3 (0.01%-100%) HfO2 (0.01%-100%) K 2O (0.01%-100%) MgO (0.01%-100%) Fusion + first element $25.00

MnO (0.01%-100%) Na2O (0.01%-100%) Pb (0.002%-40.0%) P2O5 (0.01%-100%) Extra element $1.00

S (0.01%-100%) SiO2 (0.01%-100%) TiO2 (0.01%-100%) ZrO2 (0.01%-100%)


US$ Code

ST62B

ST65

NCV

Shipment and Concentrate Samples P.O.A


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INTERTEK MINERALS SERVICES

TERMS AND CONDITIONS (2009)

1.0 Unless otherwise specifically agreed in writing Intertek Minerals (hereinafter called “the Company”)undertakes services in accordance with these general conditions (hereinafter called “General Conditions”) andaccordingly all offers or tenders of service are made subject to these General Conditions. All resultingcontracts, agreements or other arrangements will in all respects be governed by these General Conditions,

except only to the extent that the law of the place where such arrangements or contracts are made or carried outshall preclude any of the General Conditions and in such case such local law shall prevail wherever, but only tothe extent that, it is at variance with these General Conditions.

1.1 For the purposes of these conditions the term “Intertek Minerals” comprises all of the Intertek

Minerals Subsidiaries including but not limited to Intertek, Intertek Minerals, Intertek MineralsServices, Intertek Robotic Laboratories (IRL), PT Intertek Utama Services (IUS), Intertek TestingServices (ITS), Genalysis Laboratory Services, Intertek Genalysis, Northern Territory Environmental

Laboratories (NTEL), Transworld, McPhar Geoservices (Phils) Inc.

2.0 The Company is an enterprise engaged in the trade of inspection and testing. As such, it:

2.1 carries out such standard services as are referred to in General Condition 6;

2.2 renders advisory and special services as may be agreed by the Company and as referred to in GeneralCondition 7; and

2.3 issues reports and/or certificates as referred to in General Condition 8.

3.0 The Company acts for the persons or bodies from whom the instructions to act have originated (hereinaftercalled "the Principal"). No other party is entitled to give instructions, particularly on the scope of inspection ordelivery of report or certificate, unless so authorised by the Principal and agreed by the Company. TheCompany will however be deemed irrevocably authorised to deliver at its discretion the report or the certificate

to a third party if following instructions by the Principal a promise in this sense had been given to this third party or such a promise implicit follows from circumstances, trade custom, usage or practice.

4.0 The Company will provide services in accordance with:

4.1 the Principal's specific instructions as confirmed by the Company

4.2 the terms of the Company's Standard Order Form, Sample Submission Form and/or Standard

Specification Sheet if used;

4.3 any relevant trade custom, usage or practice; and

4.4 such methods as the Company shall consider appropriate on technical, operational and/or financialgrounds.

5.0

5.1 All enquiries and orders for the supply of services must be accompanied by sufficient informationspecifications and instructions to enable the Company to evaluate and/or perform the servicesrequired.

5.2 Documents reflecting engagements contracted between the Principal and third parties, or third parties'documents, such as copies of contracts of sale, letters of credit, bills of lading, etc., are (if received by

the Company) considered to be for information only, without extending or restricting the mission orobligations accepted by the Company.

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6.0 The Company's standard services may include all or any of the following:

6.1 quantitative and/or qualitative inspection;

6.2

inspection of goods, plant, equipment, packing, tanks, containers and means of transport;

6.3 inspection of loading or discharging;

6.4 sampling;

6.5 laboratory analysis or other testing; and

6.6 surveys and audits.

7.0 Special services where the same exceed the scope of standard services as referred to in General Condition 6

will only be undertaken by the Company by particular arrangement.

Such special services are illustratively not exhaustively:

7.1 qualitative and/or quantitative guarantees;

7.2 supply of technicians and other personnel;

7.3 pre-shipment inspection under government mandated import or customs schemes; and

7.4 advisory services.

8.0

8.1 Subject to the Principal's instructions as accepted by the Company, the Company will issue reports

and certificates of inspection which reflect statements of opinion made with due care within thelimitation of instructions received but the Company is under no obligation to refer to or reportupon any facts or circumstances which are outside the specific instructions received.

8.2 Reports or certificates issued following testing or analysis of samples contain the Company'sspecific opinion on those samples as received only but do not express any opinion upon the bulk

from which the samples were drawn. If an opinion on the bulk is requested special arrangementsmust be made in advance with the Company for the inspection and sampling of the bulk.

9.0 The Principal will:

9.1 ensure that instructions to the Company and sufficient information are given in due time to enable

the required services to be performed effectively;

9.2 procure all necessary access for the Company's representatives to enable the required services to be performed effectively;

9.3 supply, if required, any special equipment and personnel necessary for the performance of therequired services;

9.4 ensure that all necessary measures are taken for safety and security of working conditions, sitesand installations during the performance of services and will not rely, in this respect, on theCompany's advice whether requested or not;

9.5 take all necessary steps to eliminate or remedy any obstruction to or interruptions in the performance of the required services;

9.6 inform the Company in advance of any known hazards or dangers, actual or potential, associatedwith any order or samples or testing including, for example, presence or risk of radiation, toxic ornoxious or explosive elements or materials, environmental pollution or poisons; and



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9.7 fully exercise all its rights and discharge all its liabilities under any related contract whether or not areport or certificate has been issued by the Company failing which the Company shall be under no

obligation to the Principal.

10.0 The Company shall be entitled at its discretion to delegate the performance of the whole or any part of the

services contracted for with the Principal to any agent or subcontractor. Where deemed appropriate by thecompany, prior consent will be sought from the Principal.

11.0 If the requirements of the Principal necessitate the analysis of samples by the Principal's or by any third party'slaboratory the Company will pass on the result of the analysis but without responsibility for its accuracy.Likewise where the Company is only able to witness an analysis by the Principal's or by any third party's

laboratory the Company will provide confirmation that the correct sample has been analysed but will nototherwise be responsible for the accuracy of any analysis or results.

12.0

12.1

The Company undertakes to exercise due care and skill in the performance of its services and acceptsresponsibility only where such skill and care is not exercised.

12.2 The liability of the Company in respect of any claims for loss, damage or expense of whatsoevernature and howsoever arising in respect of any breach of contract and/or any failure to exercise due

skill and care by the Company shall in no circumstances exceed a total aggregate sum equal to Fifteen(15) times the amount of the fee or commission paid or payable in respect of the specific service ortest required under the particular contract with the Company which gives rise to such claims, orUS$15,000, whichever is least, provided however that the Company shall have no liability in respect

of any claims for indirect or consequential loss including loss of profit and/or loss of future businessand/or loss of production and/or cancellation of contracts entered into by the Principal. Where the feeor commission payable relates to a number of services and a claim arises in respect of one of thoseservices the fee or commission may be apportioned for the purposes of this paragraph by reference to

the estimated time involved in the performance of each service or the value of the individual services.

12.3 The limit of liability of the Company under the terms of Condition 12.2 may be increased uponrequest received by the Company in advance of the performance of the service to such figure as may

be agreed upon payment of additional fees equal to an appropriate fraction of the increase in such

compensation or as may be agreed upon.

13.0 The Principal shall guarantee, hold harmless and indemnify the Company and its officers, employees, agents orsubcontractors against all claims made by any third party for loss, damage or expense of whatsoever nature andhowsoever arising relating to the performance, purported performance or non-performance of any services tothe extent that the aggregate of any such claims relating to any one service exceed the limit mentioned in

Condition 12.

14.0

Every officer, employee, agent or subcontractor of the Company shall have the benefit of the limitation ocompensation and the indemnity contained in these General Conditions and so far as relates to such limitationsany contract entered into by the Company is entered into not only on its own behalf but also as agent and

trustee for every such person as aforesaid.

15.0 In the event that any unforeseen problems or expenditure arise in the course of carrying out any of thecontracted services the Company shall be entitled to make reasonable additional charges to cover additionaltime and cost necessarily incurred to complete the service.

16.0

16.1 The Principal will punctually pay not later than Thirty (30) days after the relevant invoice date or uponreceipt of invoice where credit is not extended or a credit limit is exceeded or within such other period

as may have been agreed in writing by the Company all proper charges rendered by the Companyfailing which interest will become due at the rate of Eighteen per cent (18%) per annum or one and ahalf percent (1.5%) from the date of invoice until payment.



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16.2 The Principal shall not be entitled to retain or defer payment of any sums due to the Company onaccount of any dispute, cross claim or set off which it may allege against the Company.

16.3 In the event of any suspension of payment arrangement with creditors, bankruptcy, insolvency,

receivership or cessation of business by the Principal the Company shall be entitled to suspend allfurther performance of its services forthwith and without liability.

17.0 In the event of the Company being prevented by reason of any cause whatsoever outside the Company'scontrol from performing or completing any service for which an order has been given or an agreementmade, the Principal will pay to the Company:

17.1 the amount of all abortive expenditure actually made or incurred; and

17.2 a proportion of the agreed fee or commission equal to the proportion (if any) of the serviceactually carried out and the Company shall be relieved of all responsibility whatsoever for the

partial or total non-performance of the required service.

18.0

The Company shall be discharged from all liability to the Principal for all claims for loss, damage orexpense unless suit is brought within twelve (12) months after the date of the performance by the Companyof the service which gives rise to the claim or in the event of any alleged non-performance within three (3)months of the date when such service should have been completed.

19.0 The Company is neither an insurer nor a guarantor and disclaims all liability in such capacity. Principalsseeking a guarantee against loss or damage should obtain appropriate insurance.

20.0 No alteration, amendment or waiver of any of these General Conditions shall have any effect unless madein writing and signed by an officer of the Company.

21.0 Upon completion of testing the company shall provide a report to the principal on the results of the testing.

Where requested by the Principal provisional results may be provided however the Principal agrees thatthose results shall be subject to confirmation in a final report.

22.0 The company agrees to take reasonable measures to ensure that the results of Inspection or Testing on behalf of the Principal and any other information provided to the company are kept confidential provided

that this provision will not apply where the results or other information are in the public domain.

23.0 All samples submitted to the company remain the property of the principal. The company shall not be liablefor any claim whatsoever relating to deterioration, contamination, damage or loss of samples. The Principalagrees to indemnify the Company in respect to all claims, demands or actions which may be made against

the company with respect to deterioration, damage or loss of samples.

24.0 The Company shall have no responsibility for any action or inaction of any carrier, shipping or delivering

any sample to or from the Company premises.

25.0 Samples shall be stored free of charge for a period of sixty (60) days after provision of the invoice. Uponexpiration of the free storage period, unless otherwise directed by the Principal storage fees and/or disposal

charges shall apply.

26.0 All data will be retained for a seven (7) year period; fees may apply for retrieval of data if longer than three(3) months after the final report date.

Charges

Listed fees are for routine turnaround sample types. A premium may apply for rush service. An Administration charge of US$25.00

applies to each submission.

Data retrieval for jobs more than 3 months old will be charged at US$30/hr. Exclusive of Government taxes.



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Contacts & Addresses

I NDONESIA & PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Phone Fax E-mail

John Fowler +62 816 1809012 +62 21 7807929 [email protected]

(President Director) +61 8 9251 8100 +61 8 9251 8110

INDONESIA

Minerals Lab

Stephen Southern Cilandak Commercial +62 21 7808011 +62 21 7807929 stephen.southern@inter tek.com(General Manager) Estate 103E, Jl. Cilandak KKO

Jakarta 12560, INDONESIA

Shaun Compton +62 21 7808011 +62 21 7807929 [email protected](Manager Production &

Technical Affairs Jakarta)

General Enquiries +62 21 7808011 +62 21 7807929 [email protected]

Environmental Lab

Reg de Wit Cilandak Commercial +62 21 7808011 +62 21 7803356 [email protected](Technical Advisor Estate 205, Jl. Cilandak KKO

Environmenta l) Jakarta 12560, INDONESIA

Petroleum Lab

Ismawan Cilandak Commercial +62 21 7827005 +62 21 7890389 [email protected](Petroleum Lab Manager) Estate 108, Jl. Cilandak KKO

Jakarta 12560, INDONESIA

Coal, Ores & Concentrate

Monang Pasaribu Cilandak Commercial +62 21 7808011 +62 21 7803356 [email protected](Coal, Ores & Concentrate- Estate 205, Jl. Cilandak KKO

Manager) Jakarta 12560, INDONESIA

Kalimantan Coal Labs

Jonizar Kadirisman Jl. Teuku Umar No.22 +62 541 -273111 +62 541-274333 jonizar.kadir isman@inter tek.com(Branch Manager) RT.58, Kel.Karang Asam

Samarinda 75126, INDONESIA

Tya Kusumah J l. A. Yani KM.21.500 +62 511-4705323 +62 511-4705363 tyah.kusuma@intertek .com(Branch Manager) Landasan Ulin Utara

Banjarbaru 70723, INDONESIA

Sample Preparation Facilities - IndonesiaMedan +62 61-6857512 +62 61-8460048Padang +62 751-7058114 +62 751-7058114

Sumbawa Besar +62 371-626475 +62 371-626475

Manado +62 431-815431 +62 431-815431

PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Nathan Aputi PO Box 2464 +675 472 8113 +675 472 8112 [email protected](Manager-Lae) Voco Point Rd

Morobe Province

PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Scott Sloane +62 21 7808011 +675 472 8113 +675 472 8112 [email protected]

(Technical Advisor)


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Sample Shipping

All shipments should marked

“SAMPLES FOR ANALYSIS ONLY. NO COMMERCIAL

VALUE”.

PT. Intertek Utama Services

Cilandak Commercial Estate Building 103E

Jl. Cilandak KKO

Jakarta 12560

INDONESIA

Tel. +6221 7808011 Fax. +6221 7807929

Please contact us if you need a templete for a commercial invoice for

shipping.

Samples should be delivered to:


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PT. Intertek Utama Services

SAMPLE SUBMISSION FORM

Client Order No.: Submitted by: Project:

SENDER:………………………………………...….………………………………………..…..……………………………………………………………………………………………………………...……………………….……………………………………………

Phone: ………………...….............

Fax: ……………………………..

Email: …………………...…………

Courier ………………………………….…..

Con. Note / AWB:…………………………..

Originating from …………………….……...

No. of packages ……………………………

No. of samples ……………………………..

Security Tag No.: …………………………..

Date ………………………………………....

Report to: ……………………………..….…….......

……………………………………………..………....

Copies to

1. …………………………………………………..

……………………………………………………….

2. …………………………………………………..

……………………………………………………….

Post Email

Invoice to: ……………………………………….…

……………………………………………………….

Sample Numbers SampleType

Instructions /Concentration Ranges

Elements Method of Analysis

Preparation Schemes

PT – Total Preparation: Dry, crush, pulverize entire sample to 90% passing 200#.

PB – Basic Preparation: Dry, crush, split, pulverize


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Conversion TablesSIEVE SIZES

U.S.A. Tyler Canadian British French German

Standard Alternate Mesh Standard Alternate

Nominal

Mesh No:Aperture

Nominal

No:Aperture Aperture

Nominal Nominal

125mm106mm

100mm

90mm

75mm

63mm

53mm

50mm

45mm

37.5mm

31.5mm

26.5mm

25.0mm

22.4mm

19.0mm

16.0mm

13.2mm

12.5mm

11.2mm

9.5mm

8.0mm

6.7mm

6.3mm

5.6mm

4.75mm

4.00mm

3.35mm

2.80mm

2.36mm

2.00mm 1.70mm

1.40mm

1.18mm

1.00mm

850µm

710µm

600µm

500µm

425µm

355µm

300µm

250µm

212µm

180µm

150µm

125µm

106µm

90µm

75µm

63µm

53µm

45µm

38µm

5”4.24”

4”

3.5”

3”

2.5”

2.12”

2.00”

1.75”

1.50”

1.25”

1.06”

1.00”

0.875”

0.750”

0.625”

0.530”

0.500”

0.4375”

0.375”

0.3125”

0.265”

0.250”

No: 3.5mesh

4

5

6

7

8

10 12

14

16

18

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

60

70

80

100

120

140

170

200

230

270

325

400

5”4.24”

4”

3.5”

3”

2.5”

2.12”

2.00”

1.75”

1.50”

1.25”

1.06”

1.00”

0.875”

0.750”

0.625”

0.530”

0.500”

0.4375”

0.375”

0.3125”

0.265”

0.250”

No: 3.5mesh

4

5

6

7

8

10 12

14

16

18

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

60

70

80

100

120

140

170

200

230

270

325

400

1.05”

0.883”

0.742”

0.624”

0.525”

0.441”

0.371”

No: 2.5 mesh

3

3.5

4

5

6

7

8

9 10

12

14

16

20

24

28

32

35

42

48

60

65

80

100

115

150

170

200

250

270

325

400

3.35mm

2.80mm

2.40mm

2.00mm 1.68mm

1.40mm

1.20mm

1.00mm

850µm

710µm

600µm

500µm

420µm

355µm

300µm

250µm

210µm

180µm

150µm

125µm

105µm

90µm

75µm

63µm

53µm

45µm

5

6

7

8 10

12

14

16

18

22

25

30

36

44

52

60

72

85

100

120

150

170

200

240

300

350

5.000mm

4.000mm

3.150mm

2.500mm

2.000mm1.600mm

1.250mm

1.000mm

0.800mm

0.630mm

0.500mm

0.400mm

0.315mm

0.250mm

0.200mm

0.160mm

0.125mm

0.100mm

0.080mm

0.063mm

0.050mm

0.040mm

38

37

36

35

3433

32

31

30

29

28

27

26

25

24

23

22

21

20

19

18

17

25.0mm

20.0mm

18.0mm

16.0mm

12.5mm

10.0mm

8.0mm

6.3mm

5.0mm

4.0mm

3.15mm

2.5mm

2.0mm 1.6mm

1.25mm

1.0mm

800µm

630µm

500µm

400µm

315µm

250µm

200µm

160µm

125µm

100µm

90µm

80µm

71µm

63µm

56µm

50µm 45µm

40µm

125mm106mm

100mm

90mm

75mm

63mm

53mm

50mm

45mm

37.5mm

31.5mm

26.5mm

25.0mm

22.4mm

19.0mm

16.0mm

13.2mm

12.5mm

11.2mm

9.5mm

8.0mm

6.7mm

6.3mm

5.6mm

4.75mm

4.00mm

3.35mm

2.80mm

2.36mm

2.00mm 1.70mm

1.40mm

1.18mm

1.00mm

850µm

710µm

600µm

500µm

425µm

355µm

300µm

250µm

212µm

180µm

150µm

125µm

106µm

90µm

75µm

63µm

53µm

45µm

38µm


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Conversion TablesCHEM ICAL CONVERSION FACTORS From Multiply by To Get From Multiply by To Get

MEASUREMENTS

From Multiply by To Get From Multiply by To Get

Lengthmetres (m) 3.281 feet (ft.) metres (m) 39.37 inches (in.)

metres (m) 1.0937 yards (yds) kilometres (km) 0.6214 miles (statute)

yards (yds.) 0.0455 chain (ch.) chain (ch.) 1 cricket pitch

Volumelitres (L) 0.2642 gallons (U.S.) litres (L) 0.22 gallons (imp)

litres (L) 33.81 U.S. ounces (ozs) litres (L) 35.2 imp ounces (ozs)

Flowlitres/minute 0.03532 cubic feet/minute litres/minute 0.2642 gallons(US)/min

(L/min) (cu.ft/min) (L/min) (gal./min)litres/min 0.22 gallons(imp)/min

Weightkilograms (kg) 35.27 long ounce (oz.) kilograms (kg) 0.0009842 long tons

kilograms (kg) 2.2046 pounds (lbs.) kilograms (kg) 0.001102 short tons

Temperaturecentigrade (Co) 1.8 (+32) Fahrenheit (Fo)

Analytical

grams/tonne (g/T) 1 ppm mg/L 1 ppmug/L 1 ppb

Al 1.889 Al2O

3Mo 1.500 MoO

As 1.320 As2O3 Na 1.348 Na2OB 3.220 B

2O

3 Nb 1.431 Nb

2O

5

Ba 1.117 BaO Ni 1.273 NiO

Be 2.775 BeO P 2.291 P2O

5

Ca 1.399 CaO Pb 1.077 PbO

Ce 1.171 Ce2O

3Rb 1.094 Rb

2O

Co 1.271 CoO Sb 1.197 Sb2O

3

Cr 1.462 Cr 2O

3Si 2.139 SiO

2

Cs 1.060 Cs2O Sn 1.270 SnO

2

Cu 1.252 CuO Sr 1.183 SrO

F 2.055 CaF2

Ta 1.221 Ta2O

5

Fe 1.287 FeO Th 1.138 ThO2

Fe 1.430 Fe2O

3Ti 1.668 TiO

2K 1.205 K

2O U 1.179 U

3O

8

La 1.173 La2O

3V 1.785 V

2O

5

Li 2.153 Li2O W 1.261 WO

3

Mg 1.658 MgO Y 1.270 Y2O

3

Mn 1.291 MnO Zn 1.245 ZnO

Mn 1.582 MnO2

Zr 1.351 ZrO2


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Conversion Tables

COMMON DRILL CORE SIZES

Nominal Nominal core volume/metre (m3x10-3)

core diameter

Size (mm) Full Core Half Core Quarter Core

GOLD ASSOCIATED M INERALS

GOLD M INERALS

May contain gold up to the following concentrations

Allemontite 500ppm Jarosite 7 900ppm

Altaite 400ppm Limonite (geothite) 35ppm

Antimony (native) 35ppm Melonite 3 200ppm

Acanthite 200ppm Osmiridium 20%Arsenic (native) 150ppm Platiiridium 200ppm

Arsenopyrite 500ppm Platinum (native) 30 000ppm

Aurian silver 30% Pyrite 560ppm

Berzelianite 100ppm Pyrrhotite 22ppm

Bismuthinite 3 300ppm Safflorite 700ppm

Chalcopyrite 20ppm Sphalerite 500ppm

Clausthalite 250ppm Stibnite 20ppm

Copper (native) 200ppm Tellurium (native) 30 000ppm

Gerdorffite 100ppm Tetrahedrite 100ppm

Hessite 2 000ppm Ulmanite 20ppm

Iridosmine 10 000ppm Uraninite 30ppm

TT 35.0 0.96 0.48 0.24

BQ 36.4 1.04 0.52 0.26

NQ 47.6 1.78 0.89 0.45

HQ 63.5 3.17 1.59 0.79

BQ3 33.5 0.88 0.44 0.22

NQ3 45.1 1.60 0.80 0.40HQ3 61.1 2.93 1.47 0.73

Core weight (kg) = Core volume x Core density

Native & AlloysGold (native) Au(Ag,Hg) Auricupride Cu

3Au Bismuthian gold (Au,Bi)

Cuprian gold (Au,Cu) Electrum (Au,Ag) Iridian gold (Au,Ir)Palladian gold (Au,Pd) Platinian gold (Au,Pt) Rhodian gold (Au,Rh)

Rozhkovite (Cu,Pd)3Au

2Tetraauricupride CuAu

Intermetallic compoundsAmalgam Au

2Hg

3 (gamma) Aurostibite AuSb

2Maldonite Au

2Bi

Weiskanite Au1.2

Hg0.8

Gold Sulphides, Selenides & TelluridesBessmertnovite Au

4Cu.nTeO

2Bilibinskite Au

3Cu

2Pb.nTeO

2Bogdanovite Au

5(Cu,Fe)

3(Te,Pb)

2

Calaverite AuTe2

Fischesserite Ag3

AuSe2

Kostovite CuAuTe4Krennerite (Au,Ag)Te

2Liujinyinite Ag

3AuS

2Montbrayite (Au,Sb)

2Te

3

Nagyagite Pb5Au(Te,Sb)

4S

5-8Penginite Ag

4Au(S,Se)

4Petrovskaite AuAg(S,Se)

Petzite Ag3AuTe

2Sylvanite AgAuTe

4Uytenbolgaardtite Ag

3AuS

2


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Papua New Guinea

Nathan Aputi

Lae Laboratory and Site Sample Preparation Facilities

Tel: +675 4728 113Mob: +675 6877 [email protected]

Philippines

Manila Laboratory and Site Sample Preparation Facilities

Allen Hingst

Tel: +632 8423 464Mob: +62 8111 49865

[email protected]

Australia

Head Office & Main Laboratory and Sample Preparation Facilities

Gary Wheeler

Tel: +61 8 9251 8100Mob: +61 4199 68474

[email protected]

China

Beijing Minerals Laboratory

Scott Sloane

Tel: +86 10 8947 5200mob: +86 139019 68897

[email protected]

Adam Huang

mob: +86 139018 68028

[email protected]

Kunming Sample Preparation Facilities

Tel : +86 87 13813 809

Intertek

Scott Sloane

Tel: +675 4728 113

Mob: +675 6203029

[email protected]