won w* DSC 3 November 10, 1986 Leslie Kaye HOLMER GOLD MINES LIMITED REPORT ON GEOLOGICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS CLAIM GROUP "A" TASHOTA PROPERTY

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1 42L04NEee77 a BSHKEGAN 010 HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED REPRT N GELGICAL AND GEPHYSICAL SURVEYS N CLAIM GRUP "A" TASHTA PRPERTY N.W. NTARI DSC 3 won w* November 10, 1986 Leslie Kaye PM

2 BSHKEGAN 010C TABLE F CNTENTS INTRDUCTIN l TASHTA PRPERTY, LCATIN, ACCESS 1 AERDAT AIRBRNE GEPHYSICAL SURVEY, INSTRUMENTATIN - PRESENT GRUND GEPHYSICAL SURVEY CLAIM GRUP "A", ANMALY N. 6, HENDRICKSN LAKE 3 4 RECMMENDATINS 7 SELECTED REFERENCES CERTIFICATE FIG. l FIG. 2 FIG. 3 LCATIN MAP CLAIM MAP HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED TASHTA PRPERTY CMPILATIN MAP FIG. 4 ANMALY N. 6

3 INTRDUCTIN In ctober, 1986, ground geophysical and geological surveys were carried out on claim group "A", of Holmer Gold Mines Limited Tashota property, Northwestern ntario. The purpose of these ground surveys was to locate and evaluate a selected conductor indicated from airborne electromagnetic and magnetic surveys carried out by Aerodat Limited of Toronto for Holmer in The ground follow-up surveys were successful in locating precisely airborne conductor No. 6 on claim group "A" (Hendrickson Lake). This conductor target merits testing by drilling and recommendations are given in this report for a diamond drill hole for a total length of 300 feet. TASHTA PRPERTY, LCATIN, ACCESS The Tashota Property is located in the southern part of the boshkegan and Metcalfe Lake Townships in the Thunder Bay Mining Division of ntario/ 50 miles northwest of Geraldton (Fig.l). Geraldton is a former mining town and many mining services are still available there.

4 Page 2. Access to the property is by float-equipped air craft that can be chartered from Jellico (36 miles), Nakina (41 miles) and Geraldton (44 miles). The western property can be reached by logging roads from Jellico-Auden Highway 801 and from Tashota on the C.N.R. route. The Tashota property is currently made up of four groups of unsurveyed mining claims for a total of 42 claims (1680 acres) as shown in Fig.2. In 1983 Holmer acquired a 10% interest in the property subject to a royalty of $l per ton of ore to the vendor. Airborne VLF-EM and magnetic surveys were contracted in 1984 to identify geophysical targets and to provide assessment work credit for certain claims. Remaining periferal claims were dropped in As of November l, 1986, all 42 claims are in good standing. AERDAT AIRBRNE GEPHYSICAL SURVEY, 1984 In 1984, a combined helicopter-borne three-frequency electromagnetic VLF-EM and magnetic survey was carried out by Aerodat Limited of Toronto on behalf of Holmer Gold Mines Limited. The flight lines were flown in a north-south direction at a nominal spacing of about 550 feet. The survey identified

5 Page interpreted bedrock and six possible bedrock anomalies of interest on the Tashota property. Much of the survey area is covered by a thin con ductive overburden. Most of the conductors are relatively weak. They may, however, correlate with potential goldbearing structures such as faults and shear zones. Primarily based on the known geological setting and previous work in the area, airborne anomalies Nos. 6/ 12, 15, 20 and 21 were selected as priority targets for ground follow-up surveys described in the present report (Fig. 3). INSTRUMENTATIN - PRESENT GRUND GEPHYSICAL SURVEY Electromagnetic A VLF EM-16 unit manufactured by Geonics Ltd. of Mississauga, ntario, was used for this survey. Both in and out of phase components were taken at 100 foot intervals on the grid lines. The transmitter station used was Cutler, Maine, with a frequency of 24.0 KHz.

6 Page 4. Magnetic A proton precession magnetometer (Model MP-2) manufactured by Scintrex Ltd. of Concord, ntario, was used for this survey. The total field measurement was read with a resolution of one gamma. Readings were recorded at 100 foot intervals on the grid lines. CLAIM GRUP "A", ANMALY N. 6, HENDRICKSN LAKE Previous Work In 1972, Noranda Exploration Company Limited carried out a ground E.M. survey which covered the general area of present Anomaly No. 6 as a follow-up of their airborne Questor Input survey. Two Questor four-channel anomalies and one Questor six-channel anomaly are located within the present Holmer claims (Fig. 4) and form one continuous axial trend. The Noranda ground E.M. survey picked up the conductive trend which is reported to have a fairly good conductivity, and to be "quite narrow" and under roughly 15 feet of overburden. It is also reported that there is a definite dip (of the zone) to the south. A further observation is that the entire trend

7 Page 5. lies within a magnetic high which is roughly 600 feet wide, trending in the same direction as the E.M. conductor. In f Pardners Mines Ltd. carried out a magnetic survey, geological mapping and diamond drilling on their Hendrickson Lake property. Drill hole no. 4 location is approximately near the centre of Holmer's claim TB The drill logs are not available and there are no reports of economic mineralization intersected in the drilling. Present Work Geophysics The present ground geophysical surveys located Anomaly No. 6 as a conductor trending about 075 near the southern boundaries of Holmer claims TB and TB , and approximately 3,500 feet due east of Hendrickson Lake. The ground VLF profiles show a moderately strong in phase component with indications of a broad conductive zone up to 200 feet thick. There is a co-incident magnetic high. The out of phase component suggests that the conductive zone dips steeply to the south. The survey also located a second,

8 Page 6. parallel conductor (No. 6B) 400 feet to the south/ on claim TB Conductor No. 6B may represent the southern edge of a broad, composite zone of shearing/ fracturing/ and sulphide mineralization with base-metal and gold potential. Conductor No. 6 would be located on the north part of such a postulated composite zone. Anomaly (conductor) No. 6 is recommended as a top priority drill target. The drill hole for this should be collared on line 6-2 (Fig. 4), 50 feet north of the VLF EM-16 crossover, and drilled for a length of 300 feet at an angle of minus 45 on an azimuth of 165. Geology The survey area is flat-lying and covered by spruce swamp and muskeg. nly one outcrop was encountered during the survey, namely felsic volcanics/ probably felsic lapilli tuff, located 400 feet north of conductor no. 6 on line 6-1.

9 Page 7. RECMMENDATINS Ground follow-up surveys of the Aerodat airborne survey have confirmed and located Anomaly No. 6 on claim group "A" of the Tashota property. This anomaly merits testing by diamond drilling. It is initially recommended that target conductor 6 be tested by a drill hole, total length 300 feet, at an estimated total cost of $9, The total cost is based on the estimated cost of $30.00 per foot, including mobilization, demobilization, 30 assays for gold and base-metals, and supervision. Total footage of 300 feet at SS. per foot. Total estimated cost, $9, /B.

10 Page 8. SELECTED REFERENCES Amuken, S.E., 1977: Geology of the Tashota Area, Report 167, ntario Geological Survey. Kaye, L., 1986: Summary Report , Tashota Property, N.W. ntario. Kidd, Ross, P.Eng. 1983: Report on Tashota Property, ntario. Aerodat Limited, 1985: Report on Combined Helicopterborne Magnetic and Electromagnetic Survey, Tashota, ntario. Assessment Work Files: ntario Ministry of Mines and Northern Affairs, 77 Grenville Street, Toronto, ntario. Claim Maps G48 and G173: ntario Ministry of Mines and Northern Affairs.

11 CERTIFICATE I, Leslie Kaye, of the City of Toronto, in the Province of ntario, do hereby certify that: 1. I am a Consulting Geologist residing at 65 Cowan Avenue, Toronto, ntario. 2. I graduated from Carleton University, ttawa, in 1959 with the degree of B.A. (Geology) and I have two years of Postgraduate studies at the University of ttawa. 3. I am a Fellow of the Geological Association of Canada. 4. I have no interest, direct or indirect, nor do I expect to receive any interest in the Mining Property or Properties described in this report, or in the Securities of any Company holding the Property or Properties. ntario. DATED this 10th day of November, 1986 at Toronto, Leslie Kaye

12 lm* Audtn r* PRPERTY AREA - o* y. LAKE "NIPIGN A THUNDER 7 BAY :-j LAKE SUPERIR HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED TASHTA PRJECT LCATIN MAP MILES NV FIGURE 1

13 l 7*35' 90e 09' HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED TASHTA PRJECT CLAIM MAP FEET NV FIGURE 2

14 TASHTA GERALDTN "t HEML 25 MILES 25 B 1*' X " / i A J AEM ANMALIES CLAIM GRUPS HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED TASHTA PRJECT CMPILATIN MAP MIL ES NV 1986 FIGURE 3

15 HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED REPRT N GELGICAL AND GEPHYSICAL SURVEYS N CLAIM GRUP "C" TASHTA PRPERTY N.W. NTARI RECEIVED DEC MINING LANDS SECTIN November 10, 1986 Leslie Kaye THUNDER BAY WININ DIVISIN DEC l 7 198R PM

16 TABLE F CNTENTS INTRDUCTIN TASHTA PRPERTY, LCATIN, ACCESS AERDAT AIRBRNE GEPHYSICAL SURVEY, 1984 INSTRUMENTATIN - PRESENT GRUND GEPHYSICAL SURVEY CLAIM GRUP "C", ANMALY N. 12, BSHKEGAN LAKE RECMMENDATINS SELECTED REFERENCES CERTIFICATE FIG. l FIG. 2 FIG. 3 FIG. 4 LCATIN MAP CLAIM MAP TASHTA PRPERTY CMPILATIN MAP GELGY AND GEPHYSICS

17 INTRDUCTIN In ctober/ 1986, ground geophysical and geological surveys were carried out on claim group "C", of Holmer Gold Mines Limited Tashota property, Northwestern ntario. The purpose of these ground surveys was to locate and evaluate a selected conductor indicated from airborne electromagnetic and magnetic surveys carried out by Aerodat Limited of Toronto for Holmer in The ground follow-up surveys were successful in locating precisely airborne conductor No.12 on claim group "C" (boshkegan Lake). This conductor target merits testing by drilling and recommendations are given in this report for a diamond drill hole for a total length of 300 feet. TASHQTA PRPERTY, LCATIN, ACCESS The Tashota Property is located in the southern part of the boshkegan and Metcalfe Lake Townships in the Thunder Bay Mining Division of ntario, 50 miles northwest of Geraldton (Fig.l). Geraldton is a former mining town and many mining services are still available there.

18 Page 2. Access to the property is by float-equipped air craft that can be chartered from Jellico (36 miles), Nakina {41 miles) and Geraldton (44 miles). The western property can be reached by logging roads from Jellico-Auden Highway 801 and from Tashota on the C.N.R. route. The Tashota property is currently made up of four groups of unsurveyed mining claims for a total of 42 claims (1680 acres) as shown in Fig.2. In 1983 Holmer acquired a 100*1 interest in the property subject to a royalty of $l per ton of ore to the vendor. Airborne VLF-EM and magnetic surveys were contracted in 1984 to identify geophysical targets and to provide assessment work credit for certain claims. Remaining periferal claims were dropped in As of November l, 1986, all 42 claims are in good standing. AERDAT AIRBRNE GEPHYSICAL SURVEY, 1984 In 1984, a combined helicopter-borne three-frequency electromagnetic VLF-EM and magnetic survey was carried out by Aerodat Limited of Toronto on behalf of Holrner Gold Mines Limited. The flight lines were flown in a north-south direc tion at a nominal spacing of about 550 feet. The survey

19 Page 3. identified 17 interpreted bedrock and six possible bedrock anomalies of interest on the Tashota property. Much of the survey area is covered by a thin con ductive overburden. Most of the conductors are relatively weak. They may, however, correlate with potential goldbearing structures such as faults and shear zones. Primarily based on the known geological setting and previous work in the area, airborne anomalies Nos. 6, 12, 15, 20 and 21 were selected as priority targets for ground followup surveys described in the present report (Fig. 3). INSTRUMENTATIN - PRESENT GRUND GEPHYSICAL SURVEY Electromagnetic A VLF EM-16 unit manufactured by Geonics Ltd. of Mississauga, ntario, was used for this survey. Both in and out of phase components were taken at 100 foot intervals on the grid lines. The transmitter station used was Cutler, Maine, with a frequency of 24.0 KHz.

20 Page 4. Magnetic A proton precession magnetometer (Model MP-2) manufactured by Scintrex Ltd. of Concord, ntario, was used for this survey. The total field measurement was read with a resolution of one gamma. Readings were recorded at 100 foot intervals on the grid lines. CLAIM GRUP "C", ANMALY N. 12, BSHKEGAN LAKE The claim group consists of four claims, TB , TB , TB and TB located on the north shore of the central part of boshkegan Lake (Fig. 4). The claim group lies between two adjoining areas previously worked, respectively, by Amax Minerals Inc. to the north, and Noranda Exploration Company, Limited, to the southeast. There are no indications or information available of previous work on the property. The present ground geophysical survey located Anomaly No. 12 on a moderate conductive zone trending 060 across the north-central part of the claim group, namely claims TB and TB There is a moderate magnetic high co-incident

21 Page 5. with the conductor. The area covered by the survey is generally low-lying with local areas of spruce swamp. An outcrop of felsic tuff was encountered on a ridge of high ground, 200 feet north of the conductor on line The trend of the ridge is parallel to that of the conductor. Anomaly (conductor) No. 12 is recommended as a medium-priority drill target with possible gold or base-metal potential. The drill hole should be collared 50 feet south of the VLF crossover on line 12-1 (Fig. 4), and drilled for a length of 300 feet at an angle of minus 45 on an azimuth of RECMMENDATINS Ground follow-up surveys of the Aerodat airborne survey have confirmed and located Anomaly No. 12 on claim group 1C" of the Tashota property. This anomaly merits testing by diamond drilling. It is initially recommended that target conductor 12 be tested by a drill hole, total length 300 feet, at an estimated total cost of $9 /

22 Page 6 The total cost is based on the estimated cost of $30.00 per foot, including mobilization, demobilization/ 30 assays for gold and base-metals, and supervision. Total footage of 300 feet at $30.00 per foot. Total estimated cost, $9,

23 Page 7. SELECTED REFERENCES Amuken, S.E., 1977: Geology of the Tashota Area, Report 167, ntario Geological Survey. Kaye, L., 1986: Summary Report , Tashota Property, N.W. ntario. Kidd, Ross, P.Eng. 1983: Report on Tashota Property, ntario. Aerodat Limited, 1985: Report on Combined Helicopterborne Magnetic and Electromagnetic Survey, Tashota, ntario. Assessment Work Files: ntario Ministry of Mines and Northern Affairs, 77 Grenville Street, Toronto, ntario. Claim Maps G48 and G173 ntario Ministry of Mines and Northern Affairs.

24 CERTIFICATE I, Leslie Kaye, of the City of Toronto/ in the Province of ntario, do hereby certify that: 1. I am a Consulting Geologist residing at 65 Cowan Avenue, Toronto, ntario. 2. I graduated from Carleton University, ttawa, in 1959 with the degree of B.A. (Geology) and I have two years of Postgraduate studies at the University of ttawa. 3. I am a Fellow of the Geological Association of Canada. 4. I have no interest, direct or indirect, nor do I expect to receive any interest in the Mining Property or Properties described in this report, or in the Securities of any Company holding the Property or Properties. ntario. DATED this 10th day of November, 1986 at Toronto, Leslie Kaye

25 - 0* Auden l w* PRPERTY AREA Nakina NIPIGN fc^m l fbaardmor* (6(4] SUPERIR HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED TASHTA PRJECT LCATIN MAP 20 NV FIGURE 1

26 l T* 85' 421! 419 I 411 l HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED TASHTA PRJECT CLAIM MAP FEET NV FIGURE 2

27 ~^SP*^ SMimtmi J i AE M ANMALIES A l CLAIM GRUPS HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED TASHTA PRJECT CMPILATIN MAP FIGURE 3

28 l 7*89' eoe 09' HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED TASHTA PRJECT CLAIM MAP FEET NV FIGURE 2

29 HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED REPRT N GELGICAL AND GEPHYSICAL SURVEYS N CLAIM GRUP "D" TASHTA PRPERTY N.W. NTARI oec i November 10, 1986 Leslie Kaye THUNDER BAY MlN N DIVIS1IJ AM * DEC 'l 7 1PR6 PM 7,819,10,11112,112(

30 TABLE F CNTENTS INTRDUCTIN TASHTA PRPERTY, LCATIN, ACCESS AERDAT AIRBRNE GEPHYSICAL SURVEY, 1984 INSTRUMENTATIN - PRESENT GRUND GEPHYSICAL SURVEY CLAIM GRUP "D", ANMALY N. 15, NRTH NAMAN RIVER CLAIM GRUP "D", ANMALIES NS. 20 AND 21, BSHKEGAN LAKE RECMMENDATINS SELECTED REFERENCES CERTIFICATE FIG. l FIG. 2 FIG. 3 LCATIN MAP CLAIM MAP HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED TASHTA PRPERTY CMPILATIN MAP FIG. 4 GELGY AND GEPHYSICS - ANMALY N. 15 FIG. 5 GELGY AND GEPHYSICS - ANMALIES NS. 20 AND 21

31 INTRDUCTIN In ctober, 1986, ground geophysical and geological surveys were carried out on claim group "D", of Holmer Gold Mines Limited Tashota property, Northwestern ntario. The purpose of these ground surveys was to locate and evaluate a selected conductor indicated from airborne electromagnetic and magnetic surveys carried out by Aerodat Limited of Toronto for Holmer in The ground follow-up surveys were successful in locating precisely airborne conductor No. 15 (North naman River) and Nos. 20 and 21 {boshkegan Lake) on claim group "D". Conductor No. 15 target merits testing by drilling and recommendations are given in this report for a diamond drill hole for a total length of 300 feet. TASHTA PRPERTY, LCATIN, ACCESS The Tashota Property is located in the southern part of the boshkegan and Metcalfe Lake Townships in the Thunder Bay Mining Division of ntario, 50 miles northwest of Geraldton (Fig.l). Geraldton is a former mining town and many mining services are still available there.

32 Page 2. Access to the property is by float-equipped air craft that can be chartered from Jellico (36 miles), Nakina (41 miles) and Geraldton (44 miles). The western property can be reached by logging roads from Jellico-Auden Highway 801 and from Tashota on the C.N.R. route. The Tashota property is currently made up of four groups of unsurveyed mining claims for a total of 42 claims (1680 acres) as shown in Fig.2. In 1983 Holmer acquired a 100% interest in the property subject to a royalty of $l per ton of ore to the vendor. Airborne VLF-EM and magnetic surveys were contracted in 1984 to identify geophysical targets and to provide assessment work credit for certain claims. Remaining periferal claims were dropped in As of November l, 1986, all 42 claims are in good standing. AERDAT AIRBRNE GEPHYSICAL SURVEY, 1984 In 1984, a combined helicopter-borne three-frequency electromagnetic VLF-EM and magnetic survey was carried out by Aerodat Limited of Toronto on behalf of Holmer Gold Mines Limited. The flight lines were flown in a north-south direc tion at a nominal spacing of about 550 feet. The survey

33 Page 3. identified 17 interpreted bedrock and six possible bedrock anomalies of interest on the Tashota property. Much of the survey area is covered by a thin con ductive overburden. Most of the conductors are relatively weak. They may, however, correlate with potential gold-bearing structures such as faults and shear zones. Primarily based on the known geological setting and previous work in the area, airborne anomalies Nos. 6, 12, 15, 20 and 21 were selected as priority targets for ground follow-up surveys described in the present report (Fig. 3). INSTRUMENTATIN - PRESENT GRUND GEPHYSICAL SURVEY Electromagnetic A VLF EM-l6 unit manufactured by Geonics Ltd. of Mississauga, ntario, was used for this survey. Both in and out of phase components were taken at 100 foot intervals on the grid lines. The transmitter station used was Cutler, Maine, with a frequency of 24.0 KHz.

34 Page 4. Magnetic A proton precession magnetometer (Model MP-2) manufactured by Scintrex Ltd. of Concord/ ntario, was used for this survey. The total field measurement was read with a resolution of one gamma. Readings were recorded at 100 foot intervals on the grid lines. CLAIM GRUP "D", ANMALY N. 15, NRTH NAMAN RIVER Anomaly (conductor) No. 15 is located on Holmer claims TB and TB (Fig. 4). Previous Work Amax Minerals Exploration carried out ground followup geophysical and geological surveys of airborne geophysical surveys flown in Three claims within the present Holraer claim group "D" are still retained by Amax. In 1980 Amax put down one drill hole on their west claim. Anomaly No. 15 is located about 1,800 feet north of the Araax drill hole.

35 Page 5. Present Work The ground VLF profile shows a strong in phase com ponent, indicating a strong, relatively narrow conductive zone. The zone is south-dipping. There is no significant magnetic expression associated with the conductor which trends along the edge of a spruce swamp. utcrops of basalt and felsic tuff were encountered about 300 feet north and south of the conductive zone which may be associated with a mafic-felsic volcanic contact, or a low-angle or strike-fault shear and fracture zone. Anomaly (conductor) No. 15 is recommended as a mediumpriority drill target with possible gold or base-metal potential. The drill hole should be collared 50 feet south of the VLF cross over on line 15-2 (Fig. 4), and drilled for a length of 300 feet at an angle of minus 45 on an azimuth due north. CLAIM GRUP "D", ANMALIES NS. 20 AND 21, BSHKEGAN LAKE These two anomalies are located on Holmer claim TB (Fig. 4) on the northeast shore of boshkegan Lake. The ground survey VLF profiles suggest good conductivity on

36 Page 6. a relatively wide zone, or a zone with multiple, closelyspaced conductive horizons. The anomalies 20 and 21 may represent the edges of such a broad conductive zone. A diamond drill set-up was encountered near the south boundary of claim TB The hole is reported to have been drilled by Noranda Exploration Company, Limited in 1977 on a target conductor located by airborne and ground follow-up geophysical surveys. The hole was drilled at minus 450 on an azimuth of about 330 for a length of 300 feet, intersecting graphitic tuffs and shales, and pyrite and pyrrhotite mineralization for most of its length. The Noranda drill hole evidently intersected anomaly 20 and anomaly 21 conductive zones. No further drilling on these targets is recommended. RECMMENDATINS Ground follow-up surveys of the Aerodat airborne survey have confirmed and located Anomaly No. 15 on claim group "D" of the Tashota property. This anomaly merits testing by diamond drilling.

37 Page 7. It is initially recommended that target conductor 15 be tested by a drill hole, total length 300 feet, at an estimated total cost of $9, The total cost is based on the estimated cost of $30.00 per foot, including mobilization, demobilization, 30 assays for gold and base-metals, and supervision. Total footage of 300 feet at $30.00 per foot. Total estimated cost, $9,

38 Page 8. SELECTED REFERENCES Amuken, S.E., 1977: Geology of the Tashota Area, Report 167, ntario Geological Survey. Kaye, L., 1986: Summary Report , Tashota Property, N.W. ntario. Kidd, Ross, P.Eng. 1983; Report on Tashota Property, ntario. Aerodat Limited, 1985: Report on Combined Helicopterborne Magnetic and Electromagnetic Survey, Tashota, ntario. Assessment Work Files: ntario Ministry of Mines and Northern Affairs, 77 Grenville Street, Toronto, ntario. Claim Maps G48 and G173: ntario Ministry of Mines and Northern Affairs.

39 CERTIFICATE I, Leslie Kaye, of the City of Toronto, in the Province of ntario, do hereby certify that: 1. I am a Consulting Geologist residing at 65 Cowan Avenue, Toronto, ntario. 2. I graduated from Carleton University, ttawa, in 1959 with the degree of B.A. (Geology) and I have two years of Postgraduate studies at the University of ttawa. 3. I am a Fellow of the Geological Association of Canada. 4. I have no interest, direct or indirect, nor do I expect to receive any interest in the Mining Property or Properties described in this report, or in the Securities of any Company holding the Property or Properties. ntario. DATED this 10th day of November, 1986 at Toronto, Leslie Kaye

40 M* r* Auden PRPERTY AREA - o* LAKE NIPIGN -if fbeordmore SUPERIR BAY HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED TASHTA PRJECT LCATIN MAP NV FIGURE 1

41 l r s' HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED TASHTA PRJECT CLAIM MAP FEET NV FIGURE 2

42 -- AEM ANMALIES A J CLAIM GRUPS HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED TASHTA PRJECT CMPILATIN MAP FIGURE 3

43 l ntario, Ministry of Northern Affairs Report of Work [Geophysical, Geological, Geochemical and Expenditures) *r o Type of Surveyls) q So f u^ytotvu. Claim Holder's) c.c 42L04NEe BSHKEGAN A-C. Township or Area Prospector's Licence Wo. 900 Address Survey Company Name and Address of Author (of Geo-Technical report) L.Ciu\G CT Credit Requested per Each Claim in Columns at right Special Provisions For first survey: Enter 40 days. (This includes line cutting) Geophysical - Electromagnetic - Magnetometer Days per Claim Date of Survey (from ft to) io y l Mo. l Yr. J Day j Mo. Yr. [Total Milts of line Cut Mining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence) Mining Claim Expend. Mining Claim Prefix Number Days Cr. Prefix Number No^'e Expend. Days Cr. For each additional survey: using the same grid: Enter 20 days (for each) - Radiometric - ther Geological Geochemical ^a Man Days Complete reverse side and enter total(s) here Geophysical - Electromagnetic - Magnetometer - Radiometric Days per Claim - ther Geological Airborne Credits Geochemical ; Note: Special provisions : Electromagnetic credits do not apply to Airborne Surveys. Magnetometer Days per Claim R EC3 Radiometric Expenditures (excludes power stripping) Type f Work Performed -WU Performed on Claim(s) Calculation of Expenditure Days Credits Total Expenditures Total avs Credits Instructions Total Days Credits may be apportioned at the claim holoer's choice. Enter number of days credits per claim selected in columns at right..^ Total number of mining claims covered by this report of work. Date ent (Signature) Certification Verifying fteprrrt of Work l hereby certify that l have a personal and intimate knowledge ot the tacts set forth m the Report of Work annexed hereto, having performed the work or witnessed same tiurmg ant! o' iiior \\*, completion.no '.ne.innexed reoort is true. Name ;)ncl Postal Address 01 6s~ D.ilu Certified r ^ r Cor.

44 Assessment Work Breakdown Man Days are based on eight (8) hour Technical or Line-cutting days. Technical days include work performed by consultants, draftsmen, etc..

45 ' Ministry of Northern AM airs ana Mines Report of Work f Geophysical, Geological, mano '~ Geochevn'\ca\ and Expenditures) J? Q j l f^llf"j^ *-"^ l T, f -X - Instructions: - Pleai^ype'or print. ~ l( "umber of mining claims traversed exceeds ipace on this form, attach a list. Note: nly days credits calculated m the "Expenditures" section may be entered in the "Expend. Days Cr." columns, - Do not use shaded areas below. Credits Requested per Each Claim in Columns at right Special Provisions Geophysical Days per Claim For first survey: * - EJeciromagnetic Enter 40 days. (This induces line cutting!. Magnetometer For each additional survey: ' ' Radl0metric using the same grid: - ther Enter 20 days (for each! ' i 1 Geological Mining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence) Mining Claim Expend. Mining Claim Prefix Number iys Cr. Prefix Number Exoend. Dayt Cr. fc-, ' l Geochemical 1 i Man Days i Geophysical Complete reverse side., and enter total (s) here - Electromagnetic! - Magnetometer i - Radiometric Days per Claim? h4- - ther Geological Geochemical ^?- KECE Airborne Credits, Days per Claim l L- -': Note: Special provisions i Electromagnetic credits do not apply to Airborne Surveys. Magnetometer Radiometric Expenditures (excludes power stripping) Type of Wont Performed *er formed on Claim(s) Calculation of Expenditure Days Credits Total Expenditures S -s- 15 * Total Days Credits Instructions Total Days Credits may be apportioned at the claim holder's Choice. Enter number of days credits per claim selected in columns at right. ^^ Total Days Cr. Date Recorded Recorded '. -A,A, ifa Total number of mining claims covered by thii report of work. Certification Verifying l hereby certify that l have a personal and intimate knowledge of the facts set forth in the Report of Work annexed hereto, having performed the work or witnessed same during and/or after its completion and the annexed report is true. Name and Postal Address of Person Certifying Le* c. t c ^-A^d, t y CovoA^o Date Certified Certified r)iture) ;

46 ntario Ministry ol Northern Development anclmines ' Technical Assessment Work Credits at* April 3,1987 File Mlnlno Recorder* Report of Work N. 393 A 394 Recorded Holder Townihlp or Area HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED BSHKEGAN TWNSHIP Type of survey and number of Assessment days credit per claim Geophysical Mining Claims Assessed Flertrnmagnntir days Magnetnmetar rixyt Radiometric rlayi thar flays Section 77 (19) See "Mining Claims Assessed" column fifinlogiral 7 rtayi TB Geochemical days Man days 2] Airborne L~] Special provision Q Ground [2f Q Credits have been reduced because of partial coverage of claims. ~) Credits have been reduced because of corrections to work dates and figures of applicant. Special credits under section 77 (16) for the following mining claims. No credits have been allowed for the following mining claims [ not sufficiently covered by the survey [X] insufficient technical data filed TB The Mining Recorder may reduce the above credits if necessary in order that the total number of approved assessment days recorded on each claim does not exceed the maximum allowed as follows: Geophysical - 80; Geologocal - 40; Geochemical - 40; Section 77(19) (85/12)

47 Assessment Work Breakdown fan Days are based on eight (8) hour Technical or Line-cutting days. Technical days include work performed by consultants, draftsmen, etc.. u

48 j i Ministry o) Northern Affairs and Mines ntario Report of Work (Geophysical, Geological, Geochemical and Expenditures) ^ Mining Act or print. - tf number of mining claims traversed exceeds space on this form, attach a list. Note: - nly days credits calculated in the "Expenditures" section may be entered in the "Expend. Days Cr." columns. - Do not use shaded areas below. Township or Area Claim Holerli) Address S-S Prospector's Licence No. T Survey Company Name and Address o1 Author lo* Qeo-Techmcai report) C "T" Credits Requested per Each Claim in Columns at right Special Provisions For first surves: Enter 40davs. (This includes lire cutting) Geophysical - Electromagnetic - Magnetometer Days per Claim l i*-, /o. t {Date of Survey (from ft to) Pay l Mcf f r. Mining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence) Mining Claim Prefix Number Expend. Days Cr. Total Mile* of line Cut Mining Claim Prefix Number Expend. Days Cr. For each additional survey: using the same pnd: Enter 20 days (for each) - Radiometric - ther Geological Man Days Complete reverse side and enter total(s) here j j Geochemical Geophysical - Electromagnetic - Magnetometer - Radiometric Days per Claim R6CEI MINING LAND! 9RR SECT j - ther l i Geological Geochemical Airborne Credits Days per Claim Note: Special provisions credits do not apply : to Airborne Surveys. Electromagnetic Magnetometer Radiometric Expenditures (excludes power stripping) Type of Work Performed Performed on Claim(s) Calculation of Exoenditure Days Credits Total Expenditures Total Days Credits Instructions Total Days Credits may be apportioned st the claim holder's choice. Enter number of days credits DC f claim selected in columns at right. gent(signature) Total Days Cr.iDate Recorded Recorded Total number of mining claims covered by this report of work. Certification Verifying R*t5Wr6fSVork l hereby certify that l have a personal and intimate knowledge of the facts set forth in the Report of Work annexecutereto, having performed the work or witnessed same during and/or after its completion and the annexed report is true. Name and Postal Aadress o* Person Certifying Date Certified ^ f 1C

49 Assessment Work Breakdown Man Days are based on eight (8) hour Technical or Line-cutting days. Technical days include work performed by consultants, draftsmen, etc.. Type of Survey ^ V^fiJ-f H^\ S V CiA-v - V V^ IF - Cri^A Technical Technical Dayt Line-cutting No. of Dayt Credit* Day* Total Credits Claim* * X 7 - Z \ * V /1 4.) 3 Days per Claim " 1 *i K Type of Survey ^ u^^ y H*( ^ v( AC - (y i^ ^ NiccVfcM-C TS*2, Technical Technical Days Line-cutting No. of ayt ' Credits Dayt Total Credits Claims i, x 7 " 2a -H 2, v -J- i Dayt per Claim - n Line-cutting Day* Total Credits No. f Claim* Dayt per Claim No. f Claims Dayt per Claim

50 April 24, 1987 Your File Nos. 394 A 395 ur Pile: Mining Recorder Ministry of Northern Development and Mines 435 James Street South P.. Box 5000 Thunder Bay, ntario P7C 5G6 Dear Madam: RE: Notice of Intent dated April 3, 1987 Geophysical (Electromagnetic, Magnetometer) and Geological Surveys on Mining Claims TB , et al, In boshkegan Township The assessment work credits, as listed with the above-mentioned Notice of Intent, have been approved as of the above date. Please Inform the recorded holder of these mining claims and so Indicate on your records. Yours sincerely, J.C. Smith, A/Manager Mining lands Section Mineral Development and Lands Branch Mines and Minerals Division Whitney Block, Room 6610 Queen's Park Toronto, ntario M7A 1N3 Telephone: (416) SH/mc cc: Holmer Gold Mines Limited Suite Richmond Street West Toronto, ntario M5H 1Z5 Mr. G.H. Ferguson Mining A Lands Commissioner Toronto, ntario End. Leslie Kaye 65 Cowan Avenue Toronto, ntario M6K 2N1 Resident Geologist Thunder Bay, ntario

51 ' I,;: f ntario Ministry of Northerr Development ancummes Technical Assessment Work Credits D*te Mining Recorder^ Report of April 3, 1987 Work " 0' fc!5? Township or Area l: 5***','V r;l". r/ if." 1* 1 sr Recorded Holder Type of survey and number of Assessment days credit per claim Geophysical Electromagnet:.- ' riayt HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED BSHKEGAN TWNSHIP Mining Claims Assessed TB Rarlinmetrir rlays S'', Inriiirarl pnlarintion rtay? [f.: rr' '' ther riayt 1 if Section 77 (19) See "Mining Claims Assessed" column Geological. riays 1 Man days 2 Airborne LT] f: i t Special provision Q (~ Credits have been reduced because of partial coverage of claims. Ground (X] Q Credits have been reduced because of corrections to work dates and figures of applicant. S 'U-." ' f? 1 Special credits under section 77 (16) for the following mining claims 1 Jo credits have been allowed for the following mining claims li Q not sufficiently covered by the survey Q insufficient technical data filed TB TB ~- The Mining Recorder may reduce the above credits if necessary in order that the total number of approved assessment days recorded on each claim does not iixceed the maximum allowed as follows: Geophysical - 80; Geologocal - 40; Geochemical - 40; Section 77(19)-60. 1(85/12)

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53 '- *l Q L6-2 L 6-1 L 6-2 L 6 - VLF EM-16 SURVEY MAGNETMETER LEGEND 20 0X0 207o INPHASE- UTPHASE INSTRUMENT : VLF EM-16 CNDUCTR AXIS STATIN CUTLER, 24-0 khz MAINE TB L E G E N D TB TB TB TB Spruce READINGS IN GAMMAS INSTRUMENT : SCINTREX MP - 2 Spruce, m LI s k e g pen spruce TIU she g Alders pen spruce muskeg Spruce muskeg 3 LEGEND DDK No. 3 Pordners Mines Ltd DH No 4 Pordners Mines Ltd 1947 Spruce swamp L6-2 L6-1 NRANDA QUESTR 1982 ANMALIES FEET 600 TB70985Z TB HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED TASHTA PRPERTY NW NTARI GELGY 8 CLAIMS CLAIM GRUP A ANMALY No. 6 GELGY AND GEPHYSICS 42L04NE BSHKEGAN 210 DATE : November 1986 SCALE - \'~ 400 CHKD - L. Kaye FIGURE 4

54 LEGEND 40 0X0 40?f i 8 INPHASE UTPHASE L12-1 L12-2 L12-1 L12-2 i.-r?o -'L INSTRUMENT - VLF EM-16 CNDUCTR AXIS VLF EM-16 MAGNETMETER SURVEY STATIN CUTLER, 24-0 khz MAINE L E G E N D *5S'i^7oo* READINGS IN GAMMAS ^ ^ INSTRUMENT - SCINTREXMP-2 Felsic tuff lapilli tuff spruce spruce spruce spruce spruce spruce swamp FEET spruce swamp Spruce swamp CLAIM GRUP 'C' HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED FEET TASHTA PRPERTY NW NTARI GELGY CLAIM GRUP C ANMALY No. 12 GELGY AND GEPHYSICS 42L04NE BSHKEGAN ATE : November 1986 SCALE CHKD : L. Kaye FIGURE 4

55 FIGURE 4 Basalt, massive sheared spruce spruce and alders spruce spruce spruce L 15-2 L 15-1 L 15-2 L 15-1 o Andesite/basalt massive \ Felsic tuff L15-3 L 15-2 L 15-1 L 15-0 VLF EM-16 SURVEY MAGNETMETER GELGY LEGEND z 5 INPHASE Jo *6 UTPHASE INSTRUMENT VLF EM-16 CNDUCTR AXIS STATIN CUTLER, MAINE 24-0 khz L E G E N D READINGS IN GAMMAS INSTRUMENT : SCINTREXMP-2 q It 200 H h FEET HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED TASHTA PRPERTY NW NTARI 42L01NEI BSHKEGAN S30 CLAIM SCALE : 1" s 600' MAP CLAIM GRUP D ANMALY No. 15 GELGY AND GEPHYSICS DATE ; November 1986 SCALE : l": 200' CHKD - L. Kaye

56 LEGEND L 21-2 L2I Xo l Xo v INPHASE- UTPHASE VLF EM-16 MAGNETMETER INSTRUMENT ' VLF EM-16 CNDUCTR AXIS STATIN CUTLER, MAINE 24-0 khz L E G E N D READINGS IN GAMMAS Spruce, alder, swamp INSTRUMENT : SCINTREXMP-2 TB FEET FEET L2I-2 V HLMER GLD MINES LIMITED GELGY S CLAIMS TASHTA PRPERTY NW NTARI CLAIM GRUP D ANMALIES 20 AND 21 GELGY AND GEPHYSICS BSHKEGAN DATE : November 1986 SCALE- \ ' 200 CHKD L.Kaye FIGURE 5