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002E/05/1902

Year 1 Work Report for 021525M, 021526M AND 021527M | Robert Freeman

YEAR 1 WORK REPORT CLAIM LICENSES

021525M, 021526M AND 021527M

Map Sheet: NTS 2E / 05 Roberts Arm

Assessment Period 2013/09/24 to 2014/10/24

Work Consisted of Prospecting and Sampling

Data Research and Compilation

Prepared By Robert Freeman February 19, 2015

Three Claim Licenses Totaling 40 Claims Total Expenditures $9,191.00

Year 1 work report claim licenses 021525M, 021526M and 021527M

Mineral Prospect Generation Group – Robert Freeman Page 2

Table of Contents

Subject - Content Page Number

Title, Author and Date – Cover Page

Table of Contents 2

Summary Introduction 3

Property Description and License Status 4-5

Accessibility and Infrastructure 5

Physiographic Setting 6

Regional Geology and Tectonic Setting 6-7

Local Property Geology 7-9

Regional Mineralization 9-10

Property Mineral Occurrences 11-13

Past Exploration Work in Property Area 14-17

Current Year 1 Work 18-27

Discussion and Recommendations 29-30

List Of Figures

Figure 1: Provincial (property) location map 4

Figure 2: Regional Claim License location map 5

Figure 3: Regional geology and major deposits 7

Figure 4: General local geology of claim licenses 8

Figure 5: Regional Mineral deposits and occurrences 11

Figure 6: Property mineral occurrence map 12

Figure 7: Rust pond drilling results 15

Figure 8: Ghost pond property drill hole location map 16

Figure 9: Exert from 1996 Airborne Survey 17

Figure 10: Newly located gossan zone on license 021526M 21

Figure 11: Outcrop area covered with loose rock fragments 22

Figure 12: Aerial map of license 021526M with sample plots 22



List 0f Tables

Table 1: Claim license Details 4

Table 2: Data relating Historic Drilling on Claims 17

Table 3: 2013 Sample Locations and Descriptions 18-20

Table 4: 2014 Sample Locations and Descriptions 25-27

Table 5: Year 1 Expenditures 28

Table 6: Distribution of Expenses 29

Table7: Personnel and Contractors 29

Appendix list

Appendix 1: Past Assessment Reports Reviewed

Appendix 2: Airborne Survey Data Summary

Appendix 3: 2013 Assay Certificates

Appendix 4: Selected References



Introduction

The Ghost Pond property consists of three claim licenses 021525M containing 22 claims, 021526M

containing 8 claims and 021527M containing 10 claims. All three licenses are held by Robert Freeman.

Geology and historic mineral occurrences within the claims demonstrate strong potential for discovery

of both precious and base metals. Past work in the immediate area resulted in the discoveries of gold,

copper and Zinc in both surface sampling and diamond drilling. Recent work has served to confirm the

gold mineralization documented in past work.

The property is located inland from Nortre Dame Bay in Central Newfoundland and situated on geology

of the Roberts Arm Formation, a trend that contains numerous past mines and new advanced

exploration projects. Access to the property is excellent, facilitated via a paved provincial highway,

logging roads and trails.

The Robert’s Arm Group is a Mid-Ordovician marine volcanic, sub volcanic and volcaniclastic succession

which can be traced from Notre Dame Bay in the north to the area of Lake Bond in the south. The

Robert’s Arm Group hosts several massive sulphide deposits: Pilley’s Island and Crescent Lake in the

north and Gullbridge and Lake Bond in the south.

The Buchans Group, which is correlative with the Robert’s Arm Group hosts, the prolific Buchans ore

bodies, the producing Duck Pond mine owned by Tech Resources, the Mary March high grade massive

sulphide deposit, the Tulks South discovery and numerous other deposits that are being aggressively

explored.

The Central and Nortre Dame Bay areas of Newfoundland are experiencing heightened exploration and

mine development activity. Copper, Zinc, Silver, Gold and Lead are some of the minerals being explored

for and mined in the region.

Two gold mills are operating near Baie Verte, the Pine Cove Mill owned by Anaconda Resources and the

Nugget pond mill owned by Rambler Mining and Metals.

Past work on an adjoining claim resulted in the discovery of a high grade gold occurrence at the Chignic

prospect (>19 g/t Au). Historic data contain reports on widespread copper discoveries that have been

traced over a 4 km long, significant trend that occurs within claim license 021525M.

Local historic exploration work included prospecting, sampling, line cutting, and geological mapping,

diamond drilling and geophysical surveys including: Magnetometer, VLF, HLEM (Max-min) and IP

surveys. The initial gold discovery was made by Noranda.

The Copper prospects identified at the Rust Pond, Round Pond and Ghost Pond zones on current license

021525M remain under explored by modern techniques yet have demonstrated grades that warrant

future exploration effort.



Figure 1: Provincial claim location map

Property Description and License Status

The ghost pond project consists of 40 map staked claims contained in 3 claim licenses. A summary of

these claim licenses is presented in the table below:

Table1:

License Number

Holder Name

Number of Claims

Recording Date

Work Report Due Date

Minimum Work Required 1st Year

021525M Robert Freeman 22 2014/12/23 $4,400.00

021526M Robert Freeman 8 2014/12/23 $1,600.00

021527M Robert Freeman 10 2014/12/23 $2,000.00

Total 40 $8,000.00



Field work on these claim licenses needed to be completed on or before 2014/10/24. A report of the

work was required on or before 2014/12/23. Robert Freeman requested a 60 day Condition 3 extension

of time consequently the extended report deadline was 2015/02/23. This Year 1 report covers

prospecting and sampling field work completed prior to 2014/10/24 and historic data compilation. Total;

expenditures of $9,191.00 are being reported for year 1.

Figure 2: Regional Claim Location map

Accessibility and Infrastructure

Direct access to the property is provided via the Robert’s Arm Highway, provincial highway route 380

which transects the property, and by numerous well-maintained logging roads. Various ATV and past

exploration access trails have been established to the major showings on the property.

The area has a history and culture of gold, base metals and industrial minerals mining. The major centres

for the region are the towns of Buchans, Baie Verte and Springdale, which offer several mining and

exploration service providers, deep water ocean loading facilities, hotels, schools, shopping, medical

facilities and recreational facilities.



Physiographic Setting

The area is rough and hilly with a heavy forest cover for the most part and a few small bogs. Areas at the

mouth of streams flowing into local ponds are relatively swampy with evidence of beaver dams and

water backup. Overall the drainage of the area is to the northeast. Several ponds exist on the property;

these are interconnected by small streams and brooks. Average elevation is 75 m with relief in the 75 m

range. Some hills and ridges exceed 100 meters in height.

Regional Geology and Tectonic Setting

Geological Province: Appalachian

Tectonic Zone: Dunnage

Stratigraphic Unit: Roberts Arm Group

Geological Age: Ordovician (undifferentiated)

Rock Type(s): Pillowed lava, pillow breccia, chert, tuff, greywacke.

Regional 1:50 000 scale mapping of the Robert's Arm Group has resulted in a new stratigraphic and

structural interpretation for the area (Kerr, 1996). The group can be subdivided into four calc- alkaline

basalt-dominated terranes which are structurally overlain by the tholeiitic basalt-dominated Crescent

Lake terrane. The calc-alkaline terranes in ascending structural order include: 1) the Boot Harbour

terrane, which contains abundant submarine felsic volcanic rocks, 2) the Pilley's Island terrane, which

contains fragmental felsic volcanic rocks interpreted to have been erupted into shallow water, 3) the

Mud Pond terrane, which consists of strongly hematized and epidotized pillow lava, and 4) the Triton

terrane, which consists of fresh pillow basalt and abundant mafic intrusive rocks.

The five terranes are separated by a series of variably steepened, south to southeast-dipping, north-

directed thrust faults. The distribution of the calc-alkaline terranes is interpreted to represent the

disrupted lower limb of a northward-overturned anticlinal nappe structure (Kerr, 1996).

Within the Pilley's Island terrane on Pilley's Island a series of low angle thrust faults have been identified

(Thurlow, 1996). These faults define two antiformal stack structures which are both bounded by a floor

thrust, termed the "Liquor Street Fault Zone" and a roof thrust termed the "Hoskin's Cove Fault". A

culmination in basaltic rocks below the Liquor Street Fault Zone occurs between the two stacks. The

western stack occurs near Spencer's Dock, where it plunges to the south and opens to the west under

the waters of Sunday Cove. The eastern stack, which hosts the old mine deposits, also plunges to the

south and is described as the mirror image of the western stack (Thurlow, 1996).

Silurian sedimentary rocks of the Springdale Group unconformably overlie a number of the calc-alkaline

terranes indicating pre-Middle Silurian imbrication (Kerr, 1996). Subsequent deformation is interpreted

to be of a largely brittle nature related to movement along major structures such as the Lobster Cove

Fault.



Figure 3: Regional geology and major deposits

Local Geology

The Ghost pond property is located in the Nortre Dame Bay Region of Newfoundland. The Notre Dame

Bay region is home to over 30 past base metal mines (Copper – Zinc) several hundred mineral showings,

numerous advanced exploration projects and several producing mines.



The property is underlain predominantly by rocks of the Robert’s Arm Group consisting primarily of

basalt, pillow lava, minor greenschist, mafic breccias and felsites of the Mud Pond-Boot Harbour and

Crescent Lake Terranes. (lesser amounts of greywacke, chert and siltstone of the Mud Pond-Boot

Harbour Terrane and Crescent Lake Formation and minor gabbro dykes and sills).

Several NE-SW trending faults have been mapped and/or interpreted for the property area and most

geological units have been brought into parallelism with these faults.

A 3.5km zone of chlorite alteration, silicification and pyrite mineralization has been documented on the

property in the Rust Pond to Fourth Pond region and several smaller altered and mineralized zones have

been documented elsewhere on the property.

Figure 4: General local geology of claim area

The area of the Chignic gold prospect is underlain by pillow basalt, felsic fragmental rocks and deformed

red chert. The red chert, which hosts the gold mineralization, occurs as a small shear zone-bounded lens

within variably deformed felsic fragmental rocks. The chert lens is approximately 5 to 7 m wide and 20

m long. The lens trends east-west and appears to dip steeply to the south. The chert is highly fractured

and cut by numerous pyrite and quartz veinlets and clots. Two sets of specularite-coated fractures,

which strike 135° and 90°, dip 35° E, and vertically respectively, also cut the chert.

The Rust Pond - Ghost Pond area is dominated by a sequence of variably deformed, strongly hematized



and epidotized, locally variolitic pillow lava, pillow breccia and lesser intermediate pyroclastic

rocks. Sporadic sulphide mineralization has been traced from Round Pond in the northeast to Rust Pond

in the southwest over a strike length of 3.5 km (McNamee, 1959). The mineralization, as evident from

drill core, is developed mainly within chloritized mafic volcanic rocks (pillow lava and pillow

breccia). Breccia fragments are typically bleached and exhibit altered rims indicating post-depositional

alteration. However, both southwest of Rust Pond and northeast of Round Pond disseminated sulphide

mineralization is developed within what appears to be strongly altered pyroclastic rocks, which

MacQuarrie (1976) termed a dacitic breccia.

At the Fifields Pond showing is hosted by sedimentary rocks of the Upper Ordovician or Lower Silurian

Sops Head Complex (Bostock, 1988). The complex is comprised of volcanic and clastic sedimentary rocks

and is subdivided into the Fault Sliver Zone and the Shale Wedge Zone. The latter consists of

interbedded shale, siltstone and greywacke, with lesser volcanic and pyroclastic rocks.

The Fifields Pond showing consists of disseminated pyrite and arsenopyrite in siliceous siltstone of the

Shale Wedge Zone.

Regional Mineralization

The Robert’s Arm Group hosts several massive sulphide deposits: Pilley’s Island and Crescent Lake in the

north and Gullbridge and Lake Bond in the south. The Buchan’s Group which is correlative with the

Robert’s Arm Group hosts the prolific Buchan’s ore bodies.

The Pilley’s Island Mine is associated with a felsic dome and exhibits classic Kuroko environment

characteristics. The old Pilley’s Island Mine was mined for pyrite + S around the turn of the century, but

still had reserves of 1.16 million tonnes grading 1.23% Cu in 1991. Several other small showings were

also documented on Pilley’s Island but tonnage and grade numbers. The Bull Road Showing returned an

assay of 12.42% Zn, 0.95% Pb, 3.8% Cu and 0.71% g/t Ag over 4.6m.

The Crescent Lake Mine consisted of a series of quartz veins with chalcopyrite, pyrite +/- sphalerite +/-

galena, +/- pyrrhotite hosted but intensely chloritized and quartz-pyrite stockworked pillow basalts.

Known reserves of 4,430 tons grade 0.92% Cu and 0.35 oz/t Ag.

The Lake Bond deposit is hosted by highly altered pillow lavas which are pervasively chloritized and

locally silicified. Ore reserves are estimated at 2-4 million tonnes grading 0.22-1.0% Cu and 1.35-4.0%

Zn. The Gullbridge Mine which is hosted in altered pillow lavas produced 3 million tonnes of 1.1% Cu

from 1967-1972.

The Buchans Group, which is continuous with and equivalent to the Robert’s Arm Group to the north,

hosts the well-known prolific volcanogenic Buchan’s deposits which consist of 17 million tonnes of ore

grading 14.51% Zn, 7.56% Pb, 1.33% Cu, 126 g/t Ag and 1.37 g/t Au. The Buchan’s and Robert’s Arm

Groups host numerous other base and precious metal showings.



Although no systematic, concerted efforts to explore for gold in the Robert’s Arm Group was conducted

prior to the Noranda work reported in 1991(Andrews 1991) there were however a few gold occurrences

that were documented in prior years.

The Handcamp prospect 13 km’s south is hosted by sheared quartz-sericite, altered argillite, chert and

felsic tuffs consists of quartz-pyrite +/-magnetite veins in a 50m wide zone with 1,200m of strike length.

Significant gold values have been reported locally from the red chert (Franc de Ferriere, 1978; Hudson

and Swinden, 1989), where it is cut by small sulphide veinlets. (Similar geology to the Chignic prospect

on our property) Franc de Ferriere (1978) also reported that gold values in excess of 0.1 oz/t were

obtained from white cherts. However, these white cherts are considered to be highly siliceous felsic

volcanic rocks as they contain small euhedral feldspar phenocrysts. These rocks also commonly contain

abundant disseminated pyrite. Grab samples from the sericite schist have assayed up to 158.9 g/t Au

(Franc de Ferriere, 1978); samples collected from the red chert assayed up to 2.5 g/t Au (Hudson and

Swinden, 1989).

Also at the Handcamp property samples collected from trenches assayed up to 3.78% Pb, 1.9% Zn,

0.82% Cu, and 13.6 oz/ton combined Au and Ag, but assays were generally much lower. Assays from

drillholes put down by the Newfoundland government in 1941 were 0.39 oz/ton Au and 1.64 oz/ton Ag.

Assays from drillholes put down by Orenado Mines Ltd., 1956 were 0.44% Cu, 1.61% Pb, 2.35% Zn, 0.16

oz/ton Au and 2.78 oz/ton Ag (DeGrace, 1976).

Duval International reported 4.9 g/t Au (grab) and 0.76 g/t Au over 5.5m channel in sheared, silicified

and pyritized tuffs and siltstones in the Kippen’s Ridge area south of the ghost pond claim blocks.

At Hammer Cove, 1km east of Robert’s Arm, a quartz breccia vein with chalcopyrite, galena and pyrite

assayed 2.4 g/t Au. In Measles Cove, 1.5km east of Robert’s Arm, calcite veins with chalcopyrite in

silicified basalt assayed 0.7 g/t Au over 1.4m (1.5 g/t Au, grab). In Bear Cove 1.5km NE of Robert’s Arm,

silicified basalt with pyrite and galena returned 6.8 g/t Au (grab). Also, in a trench at the Crescent Lake

Mine, a channel sample returned an assay of 0.7 g/t Au over 1.3m.



Figure 5: Regional Mineral deposits and occurrences

Property Mineral Occurrences

The Newfoundland and Labrador Mineral Occurrence Data Base System (mods) lists eight recorded

mineral occurrences within the area of the Ghost Pond property.



Figure 6: Property mineral occurrence map

Rust Pond Cu, Pb, Zn prospect and Ghost Pond Cu Showing

The Rust Pond - Ghost Pond area is dominated by a sequence of variably deformed, strongly hematized

and epidotized, locally variolitic pillow lava, pillow breccia and lesser intermediate pyroclastic rocks.

Sporadic sulphide mineralization has been traced from Round Pond in the northeast to Rust Pond in the

southwest over a strike length of 3.5 km (McNamee, 1959). The mineralization, as evident from drill

core, is developed mainly within chloritized mafic volcanic rocks (pillow lava and pillow breccia). Breccia

fragments are typically bleached and exhibit altered rims indicating post-depositional alteration.

However, both southwest of Rust Pond and northeast of Round Pond disseminated sulphide



mineralization is developed within what appears to be strongly altered pyroclastic rocks, which

MacQuarrie (1976) termed a dacitic breccia.

Brinex hole 61-5 drilled at Rust Pond intersected 1.7% Cu over 11.4 ft (Smajorie, 1961). Subsequent

drilling (Brinex, 1962) intersected similar mineralization, grading up to 2.93% Cu over 4 ft in hole 62-12.

Round Pond Cu, Pb, Zn Prospect

Drill core from Round Pond, Ghost Pond and Rust Pond exhibit stockwork-style stringer and

disseminated pyrite and minor chalcopyrite associated with black chlorite.

Volcanogenic sulphide mineralization within the Buchans - Robert's Arm Belt occurs in mature calc-

alkaline shallow submarine volcanic rocks, chiefly in areas of extensive felsic volcanism. They are

generally polymetallic (lead-zinc-copper-gold-silver) but some are simple pyrite-chalcopyrite deposits

and others are simple stockworks containing chalcopyrite and pyrite only. Barite occurs as a capping in

some massive ores and, in the case of the slumped and transported ores at Buchans, the barite occurs as

fragments in brecciated ore. Cherty iron formation occurs in association with some deposits (Dean,

1977).

Other Mineral Occurrences

Several other showings exist within the property area that have seen only very limited early prospecting

work. At the Fifields Pond South occurrence located on claim license 021527M; past results include 2.27

g/t Au, 1.41 g/t Au and 1.47 g/t Au in surface samples obtained from a sericite sheer zone in siltstone.

This occurrence is hosted in sedimentary rocks and as such it presents an interesting new type of target

on this property

Selected Assays From Historic Property Work

Diamond Drilling Core Samples Copper 1.74% Cu over 3.5m 1.25% Cu over 3.2m 1.60% Cu over 2.0m 2.93% Cu over 1.23m These were not assayed for gold Zinc 1.13% Zn over 1.2m

Other Interesting Past Assays Reported In 1959 a Brinex - New Jersey Zinc joint venture resulted in the discovery of mineralized boulders in the Ghost Pond area which assayed up to 6.55% Zn, 1.85% Pb and 0.80% Cu (McNamee, 1959)



Past Exploration Work in the Property Area

The property has been explored in the past with various techniques and equipment. Past work included

stripping, prospecting, sampling, line cutting, and geological mapping, diamond drilling and geophysical

surveys including: Magnetometer, VLF, HLEM (Max-min) and IP surveys. Past exploration work took

place at various times from 1961 – 2013 with much of the individual activities being of scope that was

local to specific mineral occurrences.

A search of the Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey data reveals that a total of eleven (11)

assessment reports have been filed by past owners of claims covering the claims area. The assessment

reports reviewed by the author are itemized under the references section of this report.

The area of Chignic gold prospect has had a considerable amount of past exploration work and a series

of different claim holders have held ground in the past that covered all or part of the present claim

license.

Noranda Exploration Company Limited discovered gold mineralization at the Chignic prospect in 1989

(Andrews, 1990) as part of regional exploration of the Rust Pond - Ghost Pond area. Noranda conducted

prospecting, geochemical and geophysical surveys and trenching in 1989 and 1990. Noranda reported a

grab sample of the Chignic showing of over 19 g/t and a 3 meter chip sample of 6.18 g/t gold.

Grubstake management reported on the results of a two hole diamond drilling program conducted in

1995. In 1996, two more drill holes were drilled by Grubstake and an IP geophysical survey was carried

out (Harris, 1996). Several of the IP anomalies discovered by this survey were not drilled or were missed

by the drill program. The best results were obtained from DDH RAC – 01 – 95 where gold bearing

mineralization was intersected at various depths along the drill core.

Review of a 2003 report by Robert Stares titled First Year Assessment Report File Number

002E/05/1303, revealed the following information. Stares reported that prospecting on the Chignic

property consisted of re-sampling of the old showings and prospecting around the immediate area.

The Stares report summarized prospecting work that yielded 6 rock samples obtained from the outcrop.

One grab sample gave an assay of 11,629 ppb Au (11.6 g/t) and a three meter chip sample ran 5,600ppb

(5.6 g/t) gold . Copies of assay certificates published in the stares 2003 report are included in the

Appendixes.

Sampling in 2006 by the David Walsh confirmed the mineralization at the Chignic prospect and resulted

in grab samples that returned assays up to 3.8 g/t gold. Walsh also reported that previous drilling by

Grubstake Management missed several strong IP anomalies that were identified by the Harris 1996

geophysical survey.

In 1960 New Jersey Zinc reported the discovery of two chalcopyrite, sphalerite and galena-bearing

boulders which returned assays of 5.8% Zn, 0.32 opt Ag and 6.55% Zn, 1.85% Pb, 0.8% Cu and 1.05 opt

Ag respectively. The source of this mineralization has yet to be determined.



Diamond drilling was conducted on the Rust Pond alteration zone by Brinex and New Jersey Zinc. Two

holes were drilled in 1961 and an additional eight holes were drilled in 1962. Only the locations of the

two 1961 holes have been included in figure 9. The other eight holes are in the same area but were not

plotted in the NL GeoScience Atlas Drill Hole Data on which figure 9 is based. However review of

available data reveals that the 1962 drilling intersected sulphides that assayed significant copper values.

Hard copy of the 1962 report is available from the NL mines Library.

In 1961 Brinex also drilled three holes into the Round Pond alteration but did not report any significant

assays. Work by K. Hudson and S. Swinden of the GSC reported a 0.73 g/t Au grab from an alteration

zone found near Round Pond. In 1977 Brinex - Texas Gulf drilled three holes into the Ghost Pond

alteration and reported a DDH intersection of 1.13% Zn over 1.2m. Billiton Exploration Canada Ltd

drilled three holes at Ghost Pond in 1982 and conducted geophysical surveys in the Rust Pond to Round

Pond area.

Figure 7: Rust pond drilling results

The Fifields Pond South showing was discovered during prospecting and mapping in the Crescent Lake area by Teck Explorations Ltd. (Pickett and Clarke, 1989). Reconnaissance stream and soil sampling were also conducted. Anomalous areas were gridded in 1990 and detailed geological mapping and prospecting, magnetics, VLF-EM, and soil geochemical surveys were conducted (Clarke, 1990). Prospecting work resulted in grab samples of 1410 ppb Au and 5920 As (Pickett and Clarke, 1989) 1470 ppb Au and >10,000 As (Clarke, 1990). Also a grab sample in 1996 from outcrop assayed 2.27 g/t Au (Saunders and Harris, 1996).



Figure 8: Ghost pond property drill hole location map



Table 2: Data relating Historic Drilling on Claims Year Company Name Company DDH No Geofile Number Coordinates

1961 BRINEX RP-61-1 002E/05/0175 576960 - 5474900

1961 BRINEX RP-61-2 002E/05/0175 576830 - 5474830

1961 BRINEX RP-61-3 002E/05/0175 576690 - 5474750

1961 BRINEX RP-61-4 002E/05/0175 576060 - 5473490

1963 BRINEX RP-61-5 002E/05/0175 575970 - 5473420

1977 BRINEX GP -1 002E/05/0375 576320 - 5474080

1977 BRINEX GP -2 002E/05/0375 576270 - 5474050

1977 BRINEX GP -3 002E/05/0375 576280 - 5474010

1982 BILLITON EXPL CAN Ltd 82 -1 002E/05/0476 576200 - 5474000



1995 GRUBSTAKE MANAGEMENT RAC-95-01 NFLD/2595 578280 - 5476380




1996 GRUBSTAKE MANAGEMENT RAL-96-01 NFLD/2613 577300 - 5474000

Table 2

Airborne Geophysical Survey

Geofile 12A/0623 reports on Survey ID DN09900 flown by Aerodat for Geological Survey of Canada in

1996. Link http://www.geosurv.gov.nl.ca/airborne/disp_airborne.asp?SURVEY_ID=DN09900 Figure 10

below shows Mag 1st Vert. Gradient over the portion of the survey that covers the Ghost Pond Property.

Figure 9: Exert from 1996 Airborne Survey

http://www.geosurv.gov.nl.ca/airborne/disp_airborne.asp?SURVEY_ID=DN09900



Current Work

A short prospecting and sampling program concentrated on Licenses 021525M, 021526M and 021527M

was also conducted during Nov 3th to Nov 9th 2013 by Robert Freeman and Leon Curlue owner of West

Bottom Drilling Springdale NL. The principal target mineral of focus was gold however sampling

attention was placed on identifying any type of mineralization in the field. The field crew also reviewed

the terrain in view to identifying the best access route for mobilizing equipment that may be required

for future stripping and/or drilling. The crew also examined the areas of reports showings and prospects

to confirm the nature of any past stripping work and determine the location of past drill holes.

A total of 31 surface samples were taken and assayed during the course of the 2013 field work. After

review, promising samples were selected, sealed in shipping bags and sent for assay work to Eastern

Analytical Ltd in Springdale NL for ICP analysis of 30 elements and fire assay for gold. Blanks and

standards were inserted at the assay lab for quality control and standard reporting purposes. All

samples, for the most part, were obtained from outcrop rock. All data was recorded in field notes by the

prospector. Location data was obtained using Garmin 76CSX hand held GPS units and referenced to

UTM NAD 27 Zone 21.

The results of the 2013 assay work were disappointing however there is value in the samples particularly

in planning future exploration work. Known showings were purposely excluded from this sampling

program as the effort was placed on reconnaissance of other areas with no or limited past data. Details

of the sample location and descriptions are given in table_ With the inclusion of laboratory duplicates

and standards 36 assays are applicable to the 2013 prospecting samples.

Table 3: 2013 Sample Locations and Descriptions

Lab Sample # UTM Coordinates Sample Type Description Gold PPB

Zone 21 Nad27

License 021525M

115001 0575569E 5473132N

Grab Sample O/C Minor pyrite in mafic rock < 5

115002 0575553E 5473148N

Grab Sample O/C Grey mafic rock with small quartz vein

< 5

115003 0575682E 5473330N

Grab sample from old trench

Rusty mafic rock with disseminated chalcopyrite and pyrite assay of 2915 ppm Cu. Located approximately 200 meters SW of Rust Pond Prospect

< 5

115004 0575682E 5473330N

Grab sample from old trench

Rusty mafic rock with disseminated chalcopyrite and pyrite assay of 7106 ppm Cu. Notable Mn. Located approximately 200

< 5



meters SW of Rust Pond Prospect

115005 0576093E 5473286N

Grab sample O/C Sedimentary rock with very minor pyrite

< 5

115006 0576093E 5473286N

Grab Sample O/C Small sample of black mafic? Rock with a few flecks of disseminated pyrite. Taken from outcrop on pole line

< 5

115007 0576573E 5475830N

Grab Sample O/C Banded red chert cutting grey – black host rock in road cut. Minor Pyrite

< 5

115008 0576582E 5475845N

Grab Sample O/C Banded red chert cutting

grey – black host roc in road

cut. Minor Pyrite

< 5

115009 0577144E 5476222N

Grab Chips O/C Sheared black sediments with very fine minor pyrite

< 5

115010 0577115E 5476130N

Grab Chips O/C Similar to 115009 < 5

115011 0577059E 5476209N

Grab Sample O/C Quartz vein cutting mafic rock. Notable Ca.

< 5

115011 Dup Laboratory < 5

115011B 0577059E 5476209N

Grab Sample O/C Quartz vein cutting mafic rock. Notable Ca.

< 5

115012 0577070E 5476231N

Grab Sample O/C Banded rocks with notable Ba and Ca.

< 5

License 021526M

115013 0578416E 5477582N

Grab Sample O/C Small bands of red chert in sediments? with Fe and Mn indications

< 5

115014 0578421E 5477564N

Grab Sample O/C Similar to 115013 with more fee indication

< 5

115028 0579160E 5478087N

Grab Sample O/C Breccia fragmented rock with small bands of chert and Fe material

< 5

115029 0579171E 5478096N

Grab Sample O/C Similar to 115028 17

115030 0579189E 5478093N


115031 0579195E 5478072N


115031 Dup Laboratory 19

115032 0579180E 5478089N

Grab Sample O/C Similar to 115028 < 5

115033 0579195E 5478081N




115034 0579197E 5478092N


115035 0578758E 5477796N

Grab Sample O/C Sediments with minor quartz veinlets. Flecks of Pyrite

< 5

115036 0578763E 5477791N


115037 0578768E 5477798N


License 021527M

115038 0580665E 5476550N

Grab Sample Float

Dark mafic rock with small quartz veinlets. Ba indication

< 5

115039 0580669E 5476557N

Grab Sample O/C Dark mafic rock with small quartz veinlets.

< 5

115040 0580711E 5476596N

Grab Sample O/C Sedimentary mafic contact minor pyrite in cherty iron bands

6

115041 0580780E 5476514N

Grab Sample Float

Sedimentary mafic contact minor pyrite in cherty iron bands

< 5

115041 Dup < 5

115042 0580812E 5476634N

Grab Sample O/C Iron stained red chert band 7-10 cm wide 19 cm long

< 5

115045 0579552E 5476634N

Grab Sample Float

Small quartz vein in sediments

< 5

A second short prospecting program was conducted Oct 11 – Oct 15 2014, on all three claim licenses.

On claim license 021526M particular attention was paid to the area with similar geology encountered at

the Chignic gold prospect located on adjoining claims that are held by another party. This field work

focused on reconnaissance prospecting and sampling of gravel pit areas that were recently stripped by

the quarry permit holder, local access roads and along highway 380. Attention was placed on locating

gossan zones, mafic intrusions, felsic - mafic contact areas, quartz veining and Cherty iron formations.

This work was successful in locating what appears to be a promising area containing numerous similar

features over what may be a bigger strike area than at the Chignic Showing.

A total of 6 samples were taken from license number 021526M and prepared for future assay work.

These samples were selected from among numerous others that were reviewed in the field. The most

notable samples were taken from a heavy gossan zone that was uncovered by recent gravel quarry work

performed by others. Within this zone our hand stripping efforts revealed the existence of a series of

quartz veins striking NNW. These veins range in width from 5 cm to over 25cm, they are cutting a cherty

iron formation and what appears to be a gabbro dyke. There is evidence of deformed felsic rock

fragments at the nearby contact seen in the outcrop. Visual pyrite and chalcopyrite were seen at 1-2% in

the samples. Specularite coating in fracture fills was also noted along with sparse arsenopyrite.



Figure 10 below is a picture of the gossan zone and quartz veining. Figure 11 shows the outcrop stripped

by the quarry operators and figure 12 is an aerial picture showing the location of the gravel pits and Oct

2014 sampling sites along the NE side of highway 380 on license 021526M.

Figure 10: Newly revealed gossan zone and quartz veining on license 021526M



Figure 11: Outcrop area covered with loose rock fragments license 021526M

Figure 12: Area of recent quarry activity and 2014 sample locations on claim license 021526M



A total of 4 samples were selected for future assay among many that were field examined on license

number 021525M. These samples are listed and described in table_ as 25M1, 25M2, 25M3 and 25M4.

Figure_ below is an aerial map showing the sample locations and other details. Most of the 2014 work

on license 021525M took place along and within short distances from highway 380 that runs through

the claim area.

Figure 13: Sample plot map license 021525M

Claim license 021527M was visited at two locations one being the area of the Fifields Pond South gold

showing that was described as a gold showing in the Mineral Occurrence Database System The Fifields

Pond showing consists of disseminated pyrite and arsenopyrite in siliceous siltstone of the Shale Wedge

Zone in sedimentary rocks of the Upper Ordovician or Lower Silurian Sops Head Complex. The Published

location is 0581850E 5476500N. A grab(?) sample collected in 1989 from a quartz, sericite shear zone in

siltstone returned an assay of 1410 ppb Au and 5920 As (Pickett and Clarke, 1989). A grab sample of

siltstone taken in 1990 assayed 1470 ppb Au and >10,000 As (Clarke, 1990). Grab sample from 1996

from outcrop assayed 2.27 g/t Au (Saunders and Harris, 1996). Very few details are available; however

the nature of the occurrence suggests a structural control on mineralization. Clarke (1990) suggests that



late granitic intrusions may be the source of metal-rich fluids responsible for deposition of metals along

brittle fractures. This may be a good guide in future prospecting.

Sample numbers 27M3 and 27M4 were taken from the Fifields Pond South Showing and from another

outcrop approximately 250 meters NE that appears to have been hand trenched sometime in the past,

however no records of this work have been located in the published files.

The area prospected was difficult to reach and required walking a considerable distance from an old

logging trail located to the SE. These samples are plotted on the Figure _ aerial map and described in

Table_

The second location visited on license 021527M was in the western most part of the claim license.

Several outcrops were examined along the Tommy’s River samples 27M1 and 27M2 were selected for

future assay. These samples are plotted on the Figure _ Aerial map and are described in table _

Figure 14: Aerial map sample plots license 021527M

We consider the western part of license 021527M to be of interest in future prospecting. This is due to

the exposed outcrop on high ridges that can be seen in the aerial map, its relatively close proximity to

the Chignic Gold Prospect and the geological features identified in published maps and data. The area is

also near the contact of a magnetic high with a low as seen in figure 4, 1st vertical gradient - 1996

airborne survey.

Due to budgetary reasons the 2014 samples have not yet been assayed at the time of writing. They have

been described and recorded in detail with location data. After review in the field, the most promising

samples were selected, sealed in shipping bags and stored for future assay work.



Table 4: 2014 Sample Locations and Descriptions

Sample # UTM Coordinates Sample Type Description Gold PPB

Zone 21 Nad27

25M1 0575947 E 5475406 N

Grab from Outcrop

2-5 cm quartz vein in cherty iron bands within a gossan coated sheared Basalt. 5-7 % sulphides - pyrite, malachite, and chalcopyrite

N/A

To Be Assayed

25M2 0575859 E 5475490 N

Grab from old hand trench over an outcrop. Near old Nato Copper

Showing

Heavy grey black altered and fractured mafic rock with 7-10% sulphides. From a slight shear zone. Chalcopyrite Malachite and pyrite with minor Azurite

N/A

To Be Assayed

25M3 0577411 E 5476443 N

Grab from Contact zone of intrusion in cliff face at road cut.

Pillowed breccia in greywacke and tuff. 1 % sulphides very fine pyrite and perhaps small amount of Sphalerite ?

N/A

To Be

Assayed

Priority Sample

25M4 0577453 E 5476676 N

Grab sample of Heavy dense

basalt from large angular float

Gossan coated 2-3% disseminated sulphides. Specs of Chalcopyrite and pyrite with some Malachite stain coating

N/A

To Be

Assayed

26M1 0578537 E 5478228 N

Combination grab sample from 3 points along

veins

Quartz veins 10-25 cm wide exposed over 3+ meters in heavy gossaned cherty iron formed bands in sheared and fractured basalt. 1-3% sulphides. Fine Chalcopyrite and tiny pyrite cubes. Looks like tourmaline in fracture fills. Very similar to Chignic gold prospect to the SE. See Figure 10 Picture

N/A

To Be

Assayed

Priority

Sample

26M2 0578141 E 5477825 N

4-5 lb. chip sample taken over 27 cm of

partially exposed outcrop

Cherty iron banding with numerous small quartz veinlets. Heavy gossan coated outcrop looks like a mélange. Hand stripped of moss and very minor soil cover. Heavy sulphides over 20% mainly pyrite. This area appears a small shear zone but is little exposed.

N/A

To Be

Assayed

Priority

Sample



26M3 0578779 E 5478019 N

Grab sample from road

exposed outcrop

Heavy shearing in this area. Outcrop is likely an altered gabbro. Minor veinlets of quartz with minor sulphides

N/A

To Be

Assayed

26M4 0578014 E 5477739 N

Grab sample from outcrop

exposed in small brook

Disseminated pyrite and chalcopyrite (2-4%) in banded chert and what appears to be tuff. Minor green staining

N/A

To Be

Assayed

26M5 0578705 E 5478223 N

10 – 12 lb sample of broken rock

and veins.

Sample was taken after lose rock was removed to expose deformed felsic outcrop cut with numerous quartz veins contained in a series red chert bands with specularite coating in fractures. Felsic appears to be in contact with sedimentary lying on top. Entire area is gossaned. This is a recent gravel quarry area

N/A

To Be

Assayed

Priority

Sample

26M6 0578400 E 5477845 N

Grab Sample from creek bed

Disseminated sulphides in what appears to be a gabbro exposed in a small brook. Very heavy rock with some breccia nearby.

N/A

To Be

Assayed

27M1 0579757 E 5477346 N

Grab Sample from very large

angular float

Entire float rock is likely over 500 lbs. Numerous quartz veinlets – breccia type rock with disseminated sulphides and also pyrite cubes. Specularite was noted with the matrix and minor arsenopyrite?

N/A

To Be

Assayed

Priority

Sample

27M2 0579741 E 5477026 N

Grab sample From Outcrop

This was a combination of two points in outcrop that has characteristics similar to the float sample 27M1 however this is surely outcrop. Sample site is located about 300 meters or so south of 27M1. Taken from a small ridge along the western flank of the Tommys Arm River. Good exposure to the west of this area on higher ridges. Good target area to follow up. Little

N/A

To Be

Assayed

Priority

Sample



evidence of past work in this area.

27M3 0581882 E 5476524 N

Grab Sample Exposed hand

trench in outcrop

Near the Fifields Pond South gold showing. Quartz veins, sericite in sheared siltstone-sandstone? There is evidence of mafic rock here as well. Minor pyrite and >5% arsenopyrite in sample.

N/A

27M4 0581957 E 5476766 N

Grab sample from outcrop

Sampled from greywacke outcrop about 250 meters NE of Sample 27M3. Found in an area that may have had some hand trenching in the past? Minor pyrite and 1-2% arsenopyrite

N/A

To Be

Assayed



Table 5: Year 1 Expenditures

Item Description Amount Rate Total

Prospecting Nov 2013

Robert Freeman 6 days $100 $600

Leon Curlue 6 days $100 $600

$1,200

Prospecting Oct 2014

Robert Freeman 4 days $100 $400

Alexine Taylor 4 days $100 $400

$800

Prospecting Room and Meals

November 2013

Room 2 people 6 nights $50 x 2 $600

Meals 2 people 6 days $30 x 2 $360

October 2014

Room 2 People 4 nights $50 x 2 $400

Meals 2 People 4 Days 30 X 2 $240

$640

Truck

Nov 2013 7 Days $60 $420

Oct 2013 5 Days $60 $300

$720

Quad

Nov 2013 5 Days $40 $200

Oct 2014 4 Days $40 $160

$360

Geologist Site Visit and Data Review

Paul Gray P.Geo, B.sc 2 days $450 $900

Geologist Room 2 nights $50 $100

Geologist Meals 2 days $30 $60

$1,060

Data Research Compilation

Robert Freeman 12 Days $100 $1,200

Paul Gray P.Geo, B.sc 2 days $450 $900

$2,100

Rock Sample Assays

Sample Prep /Descriptions / Delivery 2 days $100 $200

Laboratory Assays 36 $34.75 $1,251

$1,451

Report Writing Map Plotting and Development

Robert Freeman 5 Days $100 $500

Total $9,191.00



Table 6: Distribution of Expenses

License Number Number of Claims Amount per Claim Total

021525M 22 $237.77 $5,231.00

021526M 8 $220.00 $1,760.00

021527M 10 $220.00 $2,200.00

Total Reported Expenses

$9,191.00

Table7: Personnel and Contractors

Personnel and Contractors Work Performed Address

Robert Freeman Prospecting, Data Research and Compilation, Report Writing

Port Rexton NL

Lean Curlue Prospecting and sampling Springdale, NL

Alexine Taylor Prospecting and sampling Catalina, Nl

Paul Gray, P.geo Prospecting, Geology Review, data compilation, map creation

Vancouver BC

Eastern Analytical Ltd Laboratory Assays Springdale, NL

Recommendations

The results obtained from the current work combined with the past results serve to demonstrate the

existence of gold and base metals mineralization in quantities of interest that warrant more detailed

exploration work. The samples obtained in October 2014 from claim license 021526M should be sent for

laboratory assay as soon as possible.

Should the assay results from the 2014 samples prove promising, the area of license 021526M that

adjoins the claims covering the Chignic gold prospect should be examined in greater detail by

establishing a cut grid followed by prospect and sampling, soil sampling, geological mapping and ground

based IP geophysics survey.

Following success in the above suggested work, it is further recommended that a detailed exploration

program that includes grid development and line cutting, prospecting and sampling, geological mapping,

ground based geophysics be performed over a larger portion of the property.

Research using the NL geoscience Atlas system indicates that all core from past diamond drilling at the

copper prospects located on claim license 021525M is stored at the government core storage locations



in Pasadena and Springdale. Inquiries should be made to arrange to view and sample this stored core

with emphasis placed examining and hopefully assaying the base metal core from the Rust Pond Round

Pond past drilling for un-assayed core sections and assay of the higher grade base metals sections for

gold. This could prove to be beneficial and be of considerably lower cost than new drilling. It could serve

very well to guide future work

Proposed 2015 Exploration Plan

The following exploration budget and recommendations are made based on;

review of the area geology and further study of the historic past producing mines of the region

the location of new discoveries made in the area by other operators,

the available past technical reports for the property and

the results obtained from sampling work in the recent site visit,

The claim holder should implement a Phase 1 program of exploration work and data consolidation on

the entire property. This work program should include geochemistry and geophysical investigations

performed by prospectors, geologists and independent technical advisors. The work should be targeted

to re-examine the historic mineral showings, further explore the recent discoveries and explore new

areas that exhibit promise.

The phase 1 exploration plan will involve a combination of prospecting, soil sampling, geology mapping

and field investigations using a reliable geophysical instrument, followed by laboratory assay work and

development of a NI 43-101 compliant technical report by an independent NI qualified person. The

Technical report will include:

Review all historical data and assessment reports

Site visit and review of known showings

Prospecting and sampling program along an established grid

Geological confirmation traverses

Review of 2013 -14 exploration work results and field geologist reports

Report and compilation

Recommendations and conclusions in the form of a final report

Submitted By

Robert Freeman

Prospector - Licence Holder

Feb 19 2015



Appendix 1: Past Assessment Reports Reviewed FILE LICENSE HOLDER NAME LOCATION STAKEDATE

7712048 0003630

GEOFILE

Noranda Exploration Company,Limited (No Personal Liability) Roberts Arm, Central Nfld Tue, 24 Jan 1989 00:00:00

7712603 0004490

GEOFILE

Grubstake Management( Nfld.) Ltd. Tommys Arm River,Central Nfld Fri, 27 May 1994 00:00:00

7712773 0004735

GEOFILE

Grubstake Management( Nfld.) Ltd. Crescent Lake,Central Nfld Wed, 26 Jul 1995 00:00:00

7712013 0003564

GEOFILE

Noranda Exploration Company,Limited (No Personal Liability) Roberts Arm,Central Nfld Tue, 29 Nov 1988 00:00:00

7712603 0004489

GEOFILE

Grubstake Management( Nfld.) Ltd. Tommys Arm River,Central Nfld Sun, 29 May 1994 00:00:00

7744845 008924M

GEOFILE

Stares, Robert T. Tommys Arm River,Central Nfld Wed, 12 Jun 2002 00:00:00

7712603 0004838

GEOFILE

Grubstake Management( Nfld.) Ltd. Tommys Arm River,Central Nfld

7742211 004533M

GEOFILE

Celtic Minerals Ltd Crescent Lake,Central Nfld Tue, 03 Oct 1995 00:00:00

7712773 0004735

GEOFILE

Grubstake Management( Nfld.) Ltd. Crescent Lake,Central Nfld Wed, 26 Jul 1995 00:00:00

7712635 0004534

GEOFILE

Grubstake Management( Nfld.) Ltd. Tommys Arm River,Central Nfld Mon, 08 Aug 1994 00:00:00

7745101 009311M

GEOFILE

Stares, Robert T. Tommys Arm River,Central Nfld Mon, 13 Jan 2003 00:00:00

7712635 0004534

GEOFILE

Grubstake Management( Nfld.) Ltd. Tommys Arm River,Central Nfld Mon, 08 Aug 1994 00:00:00

7712603 0004839

GEOFILE


7710962 0001827

GEOFILE

Murphy, Lewis Roberts Arm,Central Nfld Sat, 03 Jan 1981 00:00:00

7712635 0004535

GEOFILE

Grubstake Management( Nfld.) Ltd. Tommys Arm River,Central Nfld Tue, 09 Aug 1994 00:00:00

7712603 0004810

GEOFILE


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Appendix 2: Airborne Survey Data Survey ID DN09900

- General -

Geofile: 12A/0623

Companies: Geological Survey of Canada

Contractor: Aerodat

Survey Area: Tulks volcanic belt, central Nfld.

NTS Areas: 02E/04; 02E/05; 02E/12; 12A/16; 12H/01; 12H/08

- Survey Logistics -

Survey Date: Oct. 24 to Nov. 16, 1996

Block: Tulks Belt

Survey Extent: 5442.56 line km, 314.23 km Tie; 1996.3 km2

Altitude:

Line Spacing: 350 m; Az: 117°, Ties: Az: 027°

Data Recorded: Gamma-ray, Mag, VLF-EM

Comments: GSC Open File 3457a

- Digital Data -

Grid Cell Size: 100 m

Projection of Data: NAD27, UTM Zone 21

Appendix 3: Assay Certificates

1 of 2

Au Fire Assay/ICP Geochemistry Certificate

Client: Eastman Gold Corp.

Geologist: R. Freeman Eastern Analytical Limited

Project: P.O. Box 187

Sample: Rock Little Bay Road Signed by:______________________

Springdale, NL

DskFile: 239-1306261 A0J 1T0 Results apply to samples as submitted.

DateIn: November 08, 2013 Phone: 709-673-3909 (Concentrations in assay range

DateOut: November 14, 2013 Fax: 709-673-3408 may cause interferences in

Email: [email protected] associated elements.)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------

Sample Au Ce Sr Ba Fe P Hg Mg As V Na Mo Al Be Ca Zn Cu Sb Ag Pb Bi Ti Cd Co Ni W La K Mn Sn Cr

Number ppb ppm ppm ppm % % ppm % ppm ppm % ppm % ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------

Blank 5 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

Std GS - 1P5F 1483 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

Blank --- 10 1 10 0.01 0.01 1 0.01 5 1 0.01 1 0.01 0.5 0.01 1 1 5 0.2 2 3 0.01 0.5 1 1 10 10 0.01 5 20 1

LKSD-2-STD --- 120 23 172 3.02 0.11 1 0.51 7 33 0.02 1 1.26 0.6 0.48 165 35 5 0.8 29 2 0.03 1.0 16 18 10 43 0.16 1552 20 24

115001 < 5 20 16 19 3.05 0.07 1 0.78 12 96 0.23 1 1.15 0.5 1.29 41 102 5 0.3 5 2 0.08 0.5 20 16 10 10 0.01 1064 20 119

115002 < 5 21 18 12 3.12 0.07 1 0.90 5 149 0.23 1 2.61 0.7 2.96 39 69 5 0.2 2 2 0.12 0.5 23 18 10 10 0.01 889 20 55

115003 < 5 28 19 66 6.07 0.14 1 2.20 5 119 0.21 1 3.01 0.6 1.41 56 2915 5 0.5 7 2 0.12 0.8 31 11 10 10 0.01 1680 20 27

115004 < 5 32 18 56 6.11 0.08 1 1.40 12 40 0.20 1 2.42 0.5 0.24 57 7106 5 0.8 29 2 0.03 0.7 25 27 10 10 0.02 3318 20 61

115005 < 5 26 32 174 4.75 0.13 1 2.36 5 106 0.21 1 2.74 0.5 2.93 66 248 5 0.3 3 2 0.13 0.6 25 11 10 10 0.05 1910 20 40

115006 < 5 31 20 34 5.29 0.14 1 2.79 5 107 0.24 1 3.30 0.5 1.17 66 136 5 0.2 2 2 0.10 0.6 25 13 10 10 0.08 1393 20 34

115007 < 5 21 106 31 2.52 0.01 1 2.39 5 61 0.17 1 1.48 0.5 >5.50 26 12 5 0.2 2 2 0.01 0.5 16 54 10 10 0.05 1536 20 185

115008 < 5 17 19 15 4.40 0.08 1 2.51 5 115 0.19 1 3.51 0.5 2.35 48 105 5 0.2 2 2 0.10 0.5 26 20 10 10 0.02 802 20 33

115009 < 5 14 58 10 1.96 0.05 1 0.78 5 73 0.18 1 2.37 0.5 3.77 25 58 5 0.2 2 2 0.07 0.5 14 12 10 10 0.02 400 20 124

115010 < 5 16 15 24 1.73 0.03 1 0.42 5 14 0.23 1 0.71 0.5 0.22 17 12 5 0.2 7 2 0.05 0.5 21 5 10 10 0.10 317 20 192

115011 < 5 14 97 70 3.32 0.03 1 2.15 5 62 0.24 1 1.61 0.5 >5.50 29 93 5 0.2 2 2 0.01 0.5 20 48 10 10 0.03 1170 20 74

115011 Dup - P < 5 14 97 71 3.37 0.03 1 2.16 5 63 0.25 1 1.65 0.5 >5.50 29 93 5 0.2 2 2 0.01 0.5 21 48 10 10 0.03 1182 20 75

115011 B < 5 16 53 47 3.58 0.04 1 3.19 5 102 0.23 1 3.25 0.5 3.50 37 92 5 0.2 2 2 0.01 0.5 25 51 10 10 0.02 614 20 142

115012 < 5 17 106 >550 4.19 0.04 1 2.47 5 95 0.21 1 0.89 0.5 >5.50 30 42 5 0.2 2 2 0.01 0.6 19 17 10 10 0.02 1095 20 46

Blank 5 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

Std GS - 3K 3131 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

Blank --- 10 1 10 0.01 0.01 1 0.01 5 1 0.01 1 0.01 0.5 0.01 1 1 5 0.2 2 3 0.01 0.5 1 1 10 10 0.01 5 20 1

LKSD-2-STD --- 122 25 170 3.07 0.11 1 0.52 8 35 0.02 3 1.34 0.6 0.50 151 35 5 0.8 29 2 0.04 1.0 16 18 10 43 0.18 1511 20 26

115013 < 5 21 12 111 3.44 0.02 1 1.17 5 89 0.29 1 2.57 0.5 0.09 97 9 5 0.2 2 2 0.21 0.5 17 18 10 10 >1.10 367 20 180

115014 < 5 20 41 14 4.48 0.06 1 2.71 5 107 0.24 1 3.23 0.5 1.18 48 46 5 0.2 2 2 0.30 0.5 41 116 10 10 0.07 719 20 291

115015 5947 10 11 10 5.57 0.02 1 0.02 409 4 0.24 3 0.07 0.5 0.02 9 17 5 0.2 39 2 0.01 0.6 2 3 10 10 0.01 162 20 311

115015 B 1673 10 12 10 5.85 0.01 1 0.02 588 4 0.18 4 0.07 0.5 0.03 8 25 5 0.2 17 2 0.01 0.7 1 3 10 10 0.01 194 20 270

115016 3222 10 12 10 6.17 0.01 1 0.01 412 5 0.15 2 0.07 0.5 0.01 9 15 5 0.2 22 2 0.01 0.7 1 2 10 10 0.01 143 20 306

115017 78 10 10 10 5.08 0.01 1 0.07 23 3 0.15 1 0.20 0.5 0.02 26 12 5 0.2 2 2 0.01 0.7 1 4 10 10 0.05 666 20 305

115018 585 10 15 10 7.58 0.02 1 0.02 90 5 0.12 3 0.08 0.5 0.01 218 254 5 0.2 4 2 0.01 1.0 2 2 10 10 0.01 770 20 229

115019 100 20 7 77 2.69 0.01 1 0.05 24 1 0.18 1 0.52 0.9 0.05 113 3 5 0.2 2 2 0.01 0.5 1 1 10 10 0.40 847 20 92

115020 < 5 10 10 72 2.90 0.01 1 0.06 5 1 0.26 1 0.78 1.0 0.04 118 3 5 0.2 2 2 0.01 0.5 2 1 10 10 0.35 877 20 125

115021 < 5 10 6 31 2.30 0.01 1 0.02 5 1 0.22 1 0.48 0.5 0.02 72 3 5 0.2 2 2 0.01 0.5 1 1 10 10 0.44 450 20 137

115021 Dup - C < 5 10 6 32 2.37 0.01 1 0.02 5 1 0.20 1 0.43 0.5 0.02 75 4 5 0.2 2 2 0.01 0.5 1 2 10 10 0.41 463 20 137

115022 < 5 46 10 240 3.26 0.01 1 0.02 7 1 0.22 6 0.46 0.8 0.02 101 7 5 0.2 4 2 0.01 0.5 2 1 10 10 0.40 877 20 113

115023 < 5 47 7 65 1.91 0.01 1 0.02 5 1 0.26 1 0.38 0.5 0.03 58 5 5 0.2 3 2 0.01 0.5 2 2 10 10 0.18 444 20 184

115024 < 5 12 6 44 1.31 0.01 1 0.22 5 5 0.17 1 0.41 0.5 0.08 16 8 5 0.2 2 2 0.01 0.5 3 5 10 10 0.06 305 20 259

115025 < 5 17 4 37 1.15 0.01 1 0.22 5 5 0.23 1 0.64 0.5 0.01 40 3 5 0.2 2 2 0.01 0.5 3 4 10 10 0.19 316 20 137

115026 < 5 33 152 10 1.83 0.02 1 1.31 5 51 0.24 1 1.51 0.5 >5.50 22 17 5 0.2 2 2 0.01 0.5 11 27 10 10 0.01 1777 20 68

115027 < 5 10 24 21 2.75 0.05 1 2.57 8 65 0.27 1 2.19 0.5 0.91 43 221 5 0.2 2 2 0.18 0.7 27 87 10 10 0.01 547 20 211

2 of 2

Au Fire Assay/ICP Geochemistry Certificate

Client: Eastman Gold Corp.

Geologist: R. Freeman Eastern Analytical Limited

Project: P.O. Box 187

Sample: Rock Little Bay Road Signed by:______________________

Springdale, NL

DskFile: 239-1306261 A0J 1T0 Results apply to samples as submitted.

DateIn: November 08, 2013 Phone: 709-673-3909 (Concentrations in assay range

DateOut: November 14, 2013 Fax: 709-673-3408 may cause interferences in

Email: [email protected] associated elements.)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------

Sample Au Ce Sr Ba Fe P Hg Mg As V Na Mo Al Be Ca Zn Cu Sb Ag Pb Bi Ti Cd Co Ni W La K Mn Sn Cr

Number ppb ppm ppm ppm % % ppm % ppm ppm % ppm % ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------

115028 < 5 10 9 10 1.02 0.01 1 0.20 5 10 0.20 1 0.37 0.5 0.09 17 7 5 0.2 2 2 0.01 0.5 3 15 10 10 0.02 310 20 345

115029 17 29 44 96 3.77 0.04 1 0.64 20 45 0.23 1 2.07 0.5 0.81 51 46 5 0.2 9 2 0.13 0.5 24 11 10 10 0.21 1583 20 73

115030 10 21 12 70 3.30 0.03 1 0.86 22 26 0.20 1 1.77 0.5 0.09 53 37 5 0.2 8 2 0.01 0.5 26 9 10 10 0.18 1474 20 88

115031 20 45 24 81 3.90 0.08 1 1.07 16 50 0.21 1 2.14 0.5 0.37 51 49 5 0.2 8 2 0.06 0.5 22 8 10 10 0.22 1039 20 44

115031 Dup - P 19 44 24 80 3.88 0.08 1 1.06 16 49 0.21 1 2.17 0.5 0.37 51 48 5 0.2 9 2 0.06 0.5 21 8 10 10 0.22 1032 20 44

115032 < 5 53 14 36 4.57 0.04 1 1.83 11 31 0.25 1 2.87 0.5 0.07 89 28 5 0.2 6 2 0.01 0.6 16 68 10 12 0.22 460 20 90

115033 < 5 53 11 39 4.59 0.03 1 1.53 15 30 0.27 1 2.60 0.5 0.01 83 24 5 0.2 14 2 0.01 0.6 13 65 10 12 0.23 540 20 79

115034 < 5 33 10 60 2.31 0.01 1 0.06 5 2 0.25 2 0.42 0.5 0.03 49 24 5 0.2 7 2 0.01 0.5 1 1 10 10 0.17 53 20 137

115035 < 5 28 7 53 1.92 0.01 1 0.02 5 1 0.23 2 0.35 0.5 0.01 29 14 5 0.2 6 2 0.01 0.5 1 1 10 10 0.20 16 20 108

115036 < 5 18 8 69 2.32 0.01 1 0.01 5 1 0.20 4 0.40 0.5 0.01 15 9 5 0.2 6 2 0.01 0.5 1 1 10 10 0.24 14 20 105

115037 < 5 31 92 11 4.36 0.04 1 2.19 36 55 0.21 1 2.17 0.5 2.42 75 39 5 0.2 6 2 0.01 0.7 23 35 10 10 0.09 693 20 64

115038 < 5 10 10 253 0.42 0.02 1 0.03 12 1 0.26 1 0.53 0.5 0.08 28 3 5 0.2 15 8 0.01 0.5 1 2 10 10 0.23 105 20 104

115039 < 5 10 9 96 0.46 0.02 1 0.04 17 1 0.24 1 0.51 0.5 0.07 22 3 5 0.2 15 8 0.01 0.5 1 2 10 10 0.22 36 20 75

115040 6 37 12 38 2.56 0.02 1 0.74 209 32 0.26 1 1.37 0.5 0.10 51 16 5 0.2 8 2 0.01 0.5 10 12 10 10 0.18 333 20 207

115041 < 5 45 17 72 2.75 0.02 1 0.96 5 39 0.26 1 1.69 0.5 0.17 56 19 5 0.2 6 2 0.02 0.5 11 15 10 12 0.28 392 20 143

115041 Dup - C < 5 44 17 73 2.72 0.02 1 0.94 5 39 0.30 1 1.67 0.5 0.16 56 19 5 0.2 6 2 0.02 0.5 10 15 10 11 0.28 387 20 135

115042 < 5 35 11 38 4.23 0.04 1 1.45 15 33 0.23 1 2.72 0.6 0.08 60 24 5 0.2 11 2 0.01 0.5 15 25 10 10 0.24 794 20 94

115043 < 5 10 110 10 2.70 0.02 1 1.66 7 50 0.22 1 2.62 0.5 3.13 42 30 5 0.2 2 2 0.26 0.5 37 122 10 10 0.12 447 20 183

115044 < 5 10 37 10 4.01 0.02 1 2.63 5 88 0.23 1 3.37 0.5 4.42 40 56 5 0.2 2 2 0.23 0.5 36 106 10 10 0.03 820 20 189

115045 < 5 27 9 117 1.47 0.04 1 0.35 10 3 0.21 2 1.03 0.5 0.11 44 7 5 0.2 14 2 0.01 0.5 3 3 10 10 0.44 501 20 35

Appendix 4: Selected References

Geofile Number: 002E/05/0800

Title Second year assessment report on geological, geochemical and geophysical exploration for licence 3564 on claim blocks 6428-6429 and licence 3630 on claim blocks 4491-4493 in the Island Pond, Ghost Pond and Second Pond areas, north-central Newfoundland

Author(s) Andrews, P W

Company(s) Noranda Exploration Company Limited (owner of property)

Source Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/05/0800, 1991, 28 pages.

Date1991-03-25

Area Black Brook, Nfld; Fourth Pond, Nfld; Ghost Pond, Nfld; Island Pond, Nfld; Second Pond, Nfld; Tommys Arm River, Nfld; Newfoundland NTS2E/05

Geofile Number: 012H/09/1155

Title First year assessment report on geological, geochemical, geophysical and trenching exploration for licence 3564 on claim blocks 6428-6429, licence 3565 on claim block 6400, licence 3630 on claim blocks 4491-4493, licence 3678 on claim block 5175 and licence 3679 on claim blocks 5176-5178 in the Ghost Pond, Kippens Pond, Crescent Lake, Third Pond and Tommys Arm River areas, north-central Newfoundland

Author(s)Andrews, P W

Company(s) Noranda Exploration Company Limited (owner of property)

Source Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 12H/09/1155, 1990, 86 pages.

Date1990-03, Day unknown

Area Boot Harbour Second Pond, Nfld; Crescent Lake, Nfld; Ghost Pond, Nfld; Kippens Pond, Nfld; Second Pond, Nfld; Third Pond, Nfld; Tommys Arm River, Nfld; Newfoundland NTS2E/05, 12H/09

Geofile Number: NFLD/2613

Title First, second and third year assessment report on geological, geochemical, geophysical and diamond drilling exploration for licence 4385 on claim block 8223, licence 4490 on claim block 8228, licence 4491 on claim block 8472, licence 4533 on claim 17114, licence 4534 on claim 17113, licence 4590 on claim 17122, licence 4734 on claim 17293 and licence 4735 on claims 17288-17291 in the Baloney Pond, Sandy Pond, Fourth Pond, Long Pond, Second Pond, Loon Pond areas and the area northeast of Hall Hill, Newfoundland

Author(s) Harris, A and Burton, G B

Company(s) Grubstake Management [Nfld] Limited (owner of property)

Source Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File NFLD/2613, 1996, 50 pages.



Date 1996-05-10

Area Baloney Pond, Nfld; First Pond, Nfld; Fourth Pond, Nfld; Long Pond, Nfld; Loon Pond, Nfld; Sandy Pond, Nfld; Second Pond, Nfld; Third Pond, Nfld; Newfoundland NTS2E/05, 12H/08


Title First and second year assessment on prospecting, geochemical, geophysical and diamond drilling exploration for the Roberts Arm Project for licence 4384 on claim block 8225, licence 4385 on claim block 8223, licence 4386 on claim block 8221, licence 4489 on claim block 8471, licence 4490 on claim block 8228, licence 4491 on claim block 8472, licence 4533 on claim block 17114, licence 4534 on claim blocks 17113 and 17116, licence 4535 on claim blocks 17117-17118 and 17120-17121, licence 4590 on claim block 17122 and licence 4734 on claim block 17293 in the Sandy Pond, Hall Hill, Loon Pond, Rust Pond, Ghost Pond and Third Pond areas, Newfoundland

Author(s) Harris, J L

Company(s) Grubstake Management [Nfld] Limited (owner of property) Grubstake Management Limited (owner of property)


Date 1996-02-08

Area Black Brook, Nfld; Bushy Bog, Nfld; Deer Pond, Nfld; Fourth Pond, Nfld; Ghost Pond, Nfld; Hall Hill, Nfld; Island Pond Brook, Nfld; Knife Pond, Nfld; Loon Pond, Nfld; Round Pond, Nfld; Route 380, Nfld; Rust Pond, Nfld; Sandy Pond, Nfld; Second Pond, Nfld; Ski Pond, Nfld; Spot Pond, Nfld; Third Pond, Nfld; Tommy’s Arm River, Nfld; Newfoundland NTS2E/05, 12H/08


Title First year assessment report on prospecting and geochemical exploration for licence 8924M on claims in the Black Brook area, north-central Newfoundland

Author(s) Stares, R

Company(s) Stares, R (owner of property)


Date2003-08-31

Area Black Brook, Nfld; Fourth Pond, Nfld; Roberts Arm Highway, Nfld; Route 380, Nfld; Second Pond, Nfld; Silver Brook, Nfld; Third Pond, Nfld; Tommys Arm River, Nfld; Newfoundland NTS2E/05


Title Report on phase induction polarization, resistivity and diamond drilling surveys on the Rust Pond, Ghost Pond, Fourth Pond, Island Pond areas in the Springdale area, Newfoundland

Author(s) Goodwin, J, Hallof, P G and Fryer, B J



Company(s) Billiton Canada Limited Murphy Corporation


Date1982-04-19

Area Springdale, Nfld; Newfoundland NTS2E/05


Title Report on the mineral potential of the Rust Pond and Island Pond areas in the Green Bay District, Newfoundland

Author(s) Fryer, B J

Company(s) Murphy Corporation Billiton Canada Limited


Date1982-09-12

Area Green Bay, Nfld; Island Pond, Nfld; Rust Pond, Nfld; Newfoundland NTS2E/05


Title Report on geological and geochemical surveys for licences 1824,1827,1900-1901 and 2004 on the Rust Pond Property in the Green Bay area, Newfoundland

Author(s) Goodwin, J A

Company(s) Billiton Canada Limited Murphy, L


Date1981

Area Green Bay, Nfld; Roberts Arm, Nfld; Rust Pond, Nfld; Newfoundland NTS2E/05


Title First, second, third and fourth year assessment report on geochemical and geophysical exploration for licence 4384 on claim block 8225, licence 4590 on claim 17122, licence 4734 on claim 17293, licence 4735 on claims 17288 and 17901, licence 4809 on claim blocks 8223 and 8472, licence 4810 on claim blocks 8228 and 8471 and claims 17113-17114, 17116-17118 and 17120-17121 and licence 4894m on claims in the Tommy’s Arm River and Loon Pond areas central Newfoundland




Date1997-05-08



Area Bushy Bog, Nfld; Hall Hill, Nfld; Loon Pond, Nfld; Roberts Arm Highway, Nfld; Rocky Pond, Nfld; Sandy Pond, Nfld; Tommy’s Arm River, Nfld; Newfoundland NTS2E/05, 12H/08


Title First, second, fourth and fifth year assessment report on geological and geochemical exploration for licence 4384 on claim block 8225, licence 4590 on claim 17122, licence 4734 on claim 17293, licence 4809 on claim blocks 8223 and 8472, licence 4810 on claim blocks 8228 and 8471, and claims 17113-17114, 17116-17117, 17118 and 17120-17121, and licences 5624m-5625m and 5633m on claims in the Tommy’s Arm River and Loon Pond areas central Newfoundland




Date1997-12-09

Area Anthony Pond, Nfld; Baloney Pond, Nfld; Bushy Bog, Nfld; First Pond, Nfld; Fourth Pond, Nfld; Ghost Pond, Nfld; Hall Hill, Nfld; Johnsons Pond, Nfld; Loon Pond, Nfld; Rocky Pond, Nfld; Round Pond, Nfld; Rust Pond, Nfld; Sandy Pond, Nfld; Second Pond, Nfld; Ski Pond, Nfld; South Brook, Nfld; Spot Pond, Nfld; Third Pond, Nfld; Tommy’s Arm River, Nfld; Newfoundland NTS2E/05, 12H/08


Title First year assessment report on prospecting and geochemical exploration for licence 11757M on claims in the Black Brook area, central Newfoundland

Author(s) Walsh, D

Company(s) Walsh, D (owner of property) Source Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/05/1524, 2007, 12 pages.

Date2007-04, Day unknown

Area Black Brook, Nfld; Fourth Pond, Nfld; Roberts Arm Highway, Nfld; Route 380, Nfld; Silver Brook, Nfld; Third Pond, Nfld; Newfoundland; Canada NTS2E/05

Bostock, H H 1988: Geology and petrochemistry of the Ordovician volcano-plutonic Robert's Arm Group, Notre Dame Bay, Newfoundland. Geological Survey of Canada, Bulletin, No. 00369, 84 pages. [GSB# NFLD/1699]

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Dean, P L and Gibbons, R V 1977: A report on the geology and metallogeny of the Notre Dame Bay area, to accompany metallogenic maps 12H/1, 8, 9 and 2E/3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11 and 12. Mineral Development



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Evans, D T W 1991: Gold metallogeny, eastern Dunnage Zone, central Newfoundland. In Current Research. Geological Survey Branch, Department of Mines and Energy, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Report 91-01, pages 301-318. [GSB# NFLD/2494]

Evans, D T W 1992: Gold metallogeny of the eastern Dunnage Zone, central Newfoundland. In Current Research. Geological Survey Branch, Department of Mines and Energy, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Report 92-01, pages 231-243. [GSB# NFLD/2495]

Evans, D T W 1993: Gold mineralization in the eastern Dunnage Zone, central Newfoundland. In Current Research. Geological Survey Branch, Department of Mines and Energy, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Report 93-01, pages 339-349. [GSB# NFLD/2496]

Evans, D T W and Wilson, M 1994: Epigenetic gold occurrences in the eastern Dunnage Zone, Newfoundland: preliminary stable-isotope results. In Current Research. Geological Survey Branch, Department of Mines and Energy, Government Report 94-01, pages 211-223. [GSB# NFLD/2497]

Hornbrook, E H W, Davenport, P H, and Grant, D R 1975: Regional and detailed geochemical exploration studies in glaciated terrain in Newfoundland. Mineral Development Division, Department of Mines and Energy, Province of Newfoundland Report 75-02, 127 pages. [GSB# NFLD/0793]

Kerr, A 1996: New perspectives on the stratigraphy, volcanology, and structure of island-arc volcanic rocks in the Ordovician Roberts Arm Group, Notre Dame Bay. In Current Research. Geological Survey, Department of Natural Resources, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Report 96-01, pages 283-310. [GSB# NFLD/2593]

O'Brien, B H 1992: Internal and external relationships of the South Lake Igneous Complex, north-central Newfoundland [NTS 2E/5, 6]: Ordovician and later tectonism in the Exploits Subzone?. In Current Research. Geological Survey Branch, Department of Mines and Energy, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Report 92-01, pages 159-169. [GSB# NFLD/2495]

O'Brien, B H 1993: A mappers guide to Notre Dame Bays folded thrust faults: evolution and regional development. In Current Research. Geological Survey Branch, Department of Mines and Energy, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Report 93-01, pages 279-291. [GSB# NFLD/2496]

Strong, D F 1974: Plate tectonic setting of Newfoundland mineral occurrences. Unpublished report [GSB# NFLD/0738]

Swinden, H S 1984: Geologic setting and volcanogenic sulfide mineralization of the eastern Wild Bight Group, north-central Newfoundland. In Current Research. Mineral Development Division, Department of Mines and Energy, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Report 84-01, pages 157-165. [GSB# NFLD/1363]

Swinden, H S 1987: Ordovician volcanism and mineralization in the Wild Bight Group, central Newfoundland: a geological, petrological, geochemical and isotopic study. PhD thesis, Memorial University of Newfoundland. 452 pages. [GSB# 002E/0562]



Swinden, H S and Kean, B F 1988: The volcanogenic sulphide districts of central Newfoundland, a guidebook and reference manual for volcanogenic sulphide deposits in the early Paleozoic oceanic volcanic terranes of central Newfoundland. Edited by H. S. Swinden and B. F. Kean, Geological Association of Canada-Mineralogical Association of Canada-Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists, Field Trip Guidebook, No. A2 and B5, 252 pages. [GSB# NFLD/2417]

Swinden, H S and Jenner, G A 1992: Volcanic stratigraphy northwest of New Bay Pond, central Newfoundland, and the strike-extent of the Point Leamington massive sulphide horizon. In Current Research. Geological Survey Branch, Department of Mines and Energy, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Report 92-01, pages 267-279. [GSB# NFLD/2495]

Tuach, J, Dean, P L, Swinden, H S, O'Driscoll, C F, Kean, B F, and Evans, D T W 1988: Gold mineralization in Newfoundland: a 1988 review. In Current Research. Mineral Development Division, Department of Mines, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Report 88-01, pages 279-306. [GSB# NFLD/1701]

Williams, H 1963: Botwood Map - Area. In Summary Of Research: Field, 1962. Geological Survey of Canada, Paper, No. 63-01, pages 60. [GSB# NFLD/2035]

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O'Brien, B H; MacDonald, D L Pereira, C P G; Walsh, D G 1997: Stratigraphy and structure of the Tommy's Arm RivertShoal Arm Brook area [NTS 2E/5] with reference to the stratabound alteration zones of the Upper Wild Bight Group, northtcentral Newfoundland, in Current Research , Newfoundland and Labrador Mineral Development Division, Report 97-01, pages 237-255 Geological Survey, Department of Mines and Energy, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador , NFLD/2638

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