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1 OF THE DAISY 8 CLAIM 104K/7 --- ATLIN MINING DIVISION BY ANDRIS KIKAUKA B.Sc. I FOR GULF INTERNATIONAL MINERALS LTD. AUGUST 15, 1989.

2 TABLE OF CONTEN'l'S Introduction Land Status Vegetation, Topography Claim Geology and Mineralization Geological Potential Summary APPENDIX A B C D E F G 1:50,000 Claim block geology 1:50,000 Silt, Soil, Rock Chip locations 1:50,000 Topography Sample Record Geochemi.ca1 Analysis Certificate Statement of Costs Statement of Qualifications

3 ~ ~ 1.0 Introduction The Daisy 8 claim is approximately 100 km. northwest of Telegraph Creek. The claim consists of 20 units (4 units North and 5 units East) the LCP is located approximately 11 km. south of the south tip of Trapper Lake. The claim area is accessible by float plane to a small lake 2 km. north of the property. However, a helicopter was used to gain access to the claim. The Daisy 8 claim was examined by a 2 man fly camp on July 22nd and 23rd, Work consisted of geological mapping (4 man days), prospecting (9 rock chip samples) and silt geogchemistry (11 samples) The claims were staked on the basis of anomalous Au stream sediment samples from the government geochemcial survey. 2.0 Land Status Mininq Claim NTS record $ expirv jl of Units Division Atlin Daisy 8 104K/ Aug. 12/ Vegetation, Topography The claim ranges from 950 to 2215 metres in elevation. The entire claim area is above tree line except for some scrub brush near N. Chechilda Creek.

4.0 Claim Geology and Mineralization The Daisy 9 claim is underlain by Triassic granodiorite to diorite. There are numerous mafic to intermediate dykes and younger, cross-cutting felsic (syenite?

4 4.0 Claim Geology and Mineralization The Daisy 9 claim is underlain by Triassic granodiorite to diorite. There are numerous mafic to intermediate dykes and younger, cross-cutting felsic (syenite?) dykes. Narrow (5-35 cm. wide) but consistent along strike ( metres) quartz-chalcedony-pyrite mineralization occurs along the margins of the mafic dykes and partly along the felsic dykes. A prominent 160 degrees striking mafic dyke complex is cut by several felsic dykes. This structure corresponds to where an anomalous government stream sediment sample #3110 was taken. This sample contained 165 ppb Au, with a 260 ppb Au repeat. Rock samples were taken along the narrow mineralized portion of the dyke. The samples were slightly anomalous in gold (up to 376 ppb) but failed to explain the anomalous government stream sediment sample. A possibility exists for a source of gold bearing mineralization under the glacier at the east edge of the claim. Numerous mineralized boulders with chalcopyrite, sphalerite and galena in a quartz matrix (east portion of claims) were found below the glacier. Also float from the southwest portion of Daisy 8 contained molybdenite in quartz-pyrite veinlets. A rock chip from this portion of the claim returned a value of 96.2 ppm Ag, 24 ppm W, and 75 ppb Au. 5.0 Geological Potential The area has potential for vein/replacement and disseminated/fracture filling mineralization. The vein/replacement type of mineralization is evident along dyke contacts and within the jointing and fracturing of the granodiorite. There is some chlorite alteration related to these zones. The disseminated/fracture filling mineralization is evident along the southeast portion of the claim with traces of chalcopyrite in a dioritic host rock. 6.0 Summary Based on limited field work, the Daisy 8 claim has potential for hosting a mineral deposit. Surface examination indicates vein/replacement and disseminated/fracture filling mineralization occurs. Anomalous gold/silver geochemistry confirms a possibility for future drill targets although none were located in the time spent on the claim.

6 APPENDIX D Daisy Property Sample Number A71-A73 A7 4 -A79 DBS-1 DBS-2 Location Along dyke contacts halfway between N. Chechilda Ck. and glacier Along dyke contacts halfway between N. Chechilda Ck. and glacier Along dyke contacts halfway between N. Chechilda Ck. and glacier Along dyke contacts halfway between N. Chechilda Ck. and glacier Along dyke contacts halfway between N. Chechilda Ck. and glacier South of camp East of camp Per Appendix B Per Appendix B Description 0.35m wide, 60% qtz, 25% Py 1.5mm cubes 0.30m wide, 60% qtz, calchedony 0.15m wide, 50% qtz, chalcedony 0.25m wide, qtz, chalcedony, calcite 0.35m wide, 25% qtz, as boxwork, trace Py. Silt silt Silt Silt

7 ACME ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES LTD. 852 E. HASTINGS ST. VANCOUVER B.C. V6A 1R6 PHONE(604) FAX(604) E GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS CERTIFICATE 4pp.bd.'l r" -,500 cun innrii IS DIGESTKD YITH 3nL IICL-HUO~-R~O AT 9s DIG. c IOL OYI HOUI AID IS DILUTKD TO IO NL WITH YATKL. TnIs LIACB Is PMTIAL 101 nr II SI CA P LA CI nc BA TI II Y AND LINIT~D IOL IA K AID AI. AIJ DriictIan mi BY ICP IS 3 vn. AU** ANALYSIS BY IA/ICP lion IO cn swu. IC! - sanrli TYPI: PI LOCK 12 SILT DATE RECEIVED: ioc 2 i9e9 DATE REPORT HAILED: 47 /I Ipf SIGNED BY., D.Ton, c.lronc, J.YANc; cimm 6.c. ASSAyiRS e.! / 7 GULF INTERNATIONAL PROJECT DAISY? File # Page 1 :AHFLE: wo cu pb In Ag Hi Co nn IC As U Au Tb Sr Cd Eb BI V Ca? La cr W9 Ea TI B A1 II I Y Au" PPX ppn PPI PPI PPI nn ipn ppn t wn PPN prn PPw rrn ppn prn ppn ppn \ t PPI PIN t ppn I un t t 1 rpn PPE 0 lblye ' 9 Is UD , O2 11.Ol 2-15.Dl.I D (a IO I ID I 73 I z 2 I 3.09.ozz 3 I.62 I.OI 2.IC.OI.oa I 79 D If.8 7 I IID , Ol.IO D ( I 15 II HD I ill.IO 1 13 I I4.I ND I I ( I ND I IO I7.Ol.IO D162t I !9 2 5 WD B I.OI I.01.I IS 90.I I I 2 3.1s I IO 1 18 I f - ASSAY REQUIRED FOR CORRECT RCSULT - t

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9 Appendix F Statement of Costs Wages July 22,23,1989 Harman 250/day $ Andris Transportation July 23, /hr & fuel Assays July 31, $14/sample Room and Board July 22,23, man 60/day $ Appendix G Statment of Qualifications I, Andris Kikauka, of Gulf International Minerals Ltd. do hereby certify that: - Graduated from Brock University, faculty of Geo logical Sciences, St. Catherines, Ontario 1979, receiving honours B.Sc., first class - From , have been performing geological field work for Uranium targets on the Canadian Shield. - From , have been performing geological field work for precious metal, base metal targets on the western cordillera in B.C. and the Yukon Terri tory. - Maintain a professional affiliation with the G.A.C. and M.E.G. - Personally participatd in the field work of this re port, reveiwed and assessed the data and have no di rect or indirect or contingent interest in this min era1 property. Sincerely,, Andris Kikauka Geologist, Gulf International Minerals Ltd.

GEOLOGICAL REPORT OF THE 104G/8W LIARD MINING DIVISION ANDRIS KIKAUKA FOR AUGUST 15,1989

GEOLOGICAL REPORT OF THE 104G/8W LIARD MINING DIVISION ANDRIS KIKAUKA FOR AUGUST 15,1989 GEOLOGICAL REPORT OF THE PLB 4 CLAIM 104G/8W LIARD MINING DIVISION BY ANDRIS KIKAUKA FOR GULF INTERNATIONAL MINERALS LTD. AUGUST 15,1989 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 Introduction Land Status