Nickel Kim Mines Ltd., Suite 416, 26 Adelaide Street West, Toronto l, Ontario. It should be noted here that the geophysical coverage is not sufficient

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1 Nickel Kim Mines Ltd., Suite 416, 26 Adelaide Street West, Toronto l, Ontario. t2aesnw8l WHITESIDES 010 Gentlemen: As request, a supplementary geophysical survey was carried out on your property located in Whitesides Township, Timmins Area, Porcupine mining Division, Ontario. The survey was carried out in July and August, 1964 and the results are depicted on the plan accompanying this report* You are referred to my report dated July 25th, 1964 for the des cription of the property, location, access, general geology, aeromagnetio data, and previous geophysical survey results. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATION The supplementary survey encountered several strong isolated magnetic anomalous readings which, in correlation with previous survey data, fall into two north-south magnetic cones. The electromagnetic survey obtained apparently *t negative results. It is recommended to check the outcrop at the vicinities of the magnetic anomalies located in claims P and P and to evaluate the development now being conducted at the neighbouring properties prior to making other decision*. It should be noted here that the geophysical coverage is not sufficient at the southeast five claims of the property. SUPPLEMENTARY SURVEY RESULTS The magnetometer survey encountered several isolated highs of up to 6578 gammas and lows to minus 3840 gammas* The background is in the order S. S. SZETU. PH.D. GEOLOGIST

2 of TOO-800 gamoim, tiad OB to t control atatiob Mtabllahad by pravtaou awnray. I.* Tha alaotromagnatto aurvey o&oouatarod only oat mirglail "oroaa-oiror" la olainn P-676S4. Tho raautta aia appartfttiljr ftogattv* boorrolaiion with prtvioua magnatla aurvay data taa aiagaaha aaomalaiia raadlnga fall kto varioa* magmtia lobaa whloh ara daptatad oa taa plaa aaootapanylag till* raport. Tht corralatioo ahowod that tharo art two magnatlo *oa* wbtaa faa*a aoaxa intaraati (i) Tha magnetic aooa in oulm P-WCtS, Tha ROM la aharaotartaad by ftboaft dipole effaota. (S) The magmatic lona at taa aaatara part of ouiin F*ITU4* ohtraotarimd by a ttroag luu row a&omaly. 8UKVEY fiata Tha aupplamaatary aurvay waa oarriad out on a itea grid owl aorth-aoulh at 900 faat tatanralt. Atotalof J 6. M mllw of Iteaa waa ant and OAalaod aad a total of mllw of magiiattetnator attnray waa oarrtad out, uatag a aharpa A-S nagaatomatar with a ntitivlty of M g*mmm par aoala diviaiaa* A total of 16. IS mil** of olaoiromagii*tto aumy waa oarriad out nalag a aharpa omit* All gaophyftioal roadtnj* wow takon al 100 foat atattoaa. Soptanibor 8thf S. S. S2ETU. PH.D. GEOLOGIST

3 Nickel Rim Mines Ltd., Suite 416, 25 Adelaide Street Wei 42*95* WHITESIDES Toronto l, Ontario. Gentlemen: This report describes the results of a program of geo physical survey carried out on your property located in Whitesides Township, Timmins Area, Porcupine Mining Division, Ontario* PROPERTY. LOCATION AND ACCESS. The property is comprised of the following Id mining claims: P , inclusive. The location is at the northwest part of Whitesides Town ship, straddling the Kamis-Kotia River. vv-vlj Access can be had from Timmins by Highway 101 to Whitesides Township. At a distance of about twenty miles from Timmins, there is a lumber road which goes north from Highway 101 and about five miles north of the highway, there is a bush road which leads to the prop erty of Rowan Consolidated Fines Ltd.. adjoining to the east. From the property of Rowan Consolidated, there are trails leading to the east part of the property of Nickel Rim - east of Kamis-Kotia river. There is a bridge located at about one-half mile to the north at the adjoining group of patented claims now under development by Camador Mining and Exploration. GENERAL GEOLOGY. General geology of the area is on Map 2046, O,D.M. This map shows that the property is located on the south part of a large basic to ultrabasic intrusive* This intrusive is a basic complex and has known occurrences of nickel and copper. The geology of this complex is little known, because of the scarcity of outcrops* Recent

4 drilling by Camador Mining Exploration at about i mile to the north cut 27 ft. of mineralisation, of which a 7*5 ft. Motion averaged Just over 2# combined copper and nickel. There are two mineralised zones which are striking southwesterly toward the Nickel Bin property, AERQMAQNffriC DATA. Map 2920, G.S.C. shows that there is a weak aeromagnetic anomaly in the order of 1000 gammas, located at the northwest part of the property. The aeromagnetic contours indicated a possibility that the properties of Nickel Rim and Camador Explorations art located on the same geological structure. GROUND GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY RESULTS. The magnetometer survey has outlined several magnetic sones which are in the order of 1000 to 1300 gammas above backgrounds in the order of gammas. Along these sones there Are two local "highs** which are from 4400 to 7000 gammas. The magnetic sones are striking north-south and some of the * narrow ones are apparently different fro* what would be expected over a massive basic intrusive. These narrow sones could be related to structure with or without mineralisation. Judging from the location of mineralisation at the neigh bouring property to the north, the sone at claim P-57&34 is apparently more favourable for the occurrence of magnetic sulphide. The electromagnetic survey encountered only one weak con ducting point at claim P This indication is apparently in conclusive and should be further checked. An appreciable E.M. anomalous condition is encountered at the central part of claim P-57623, immediately to the south of a narrow magnetic anomaly. This is not a type profile for sulphides and should also be further checked.

5 SURVEY DATA The geophysical survey was carried out on a line grid cut east-weat to the west of the Kamis-Kotia river and north-south to the east of the river. A total of miles of lines was out and chained for the survey. A total of 12*56 miles for magnetometer survey was carried out, using a Sharpe A-2 magnetometer with a sensi tivity of 20 gammas per scale division. A total of d.92 miles of electromagnetic survey was carried out, using a Ronka Mark IV unit, with a 200 ft. cable. All readings were taken at 100 ft* intervals. CONCLUSIONS The ground magnetic data indicated that the underlain basic intrusive has some north-south structures. However, the magnetic anomalies encountered on the ground are small and the electromagnetic indications are inconclusive and required further cheeking. Furthermore, the survey has not sufficiently covered the south and southeast part of the property-where lines were cut at 800 ft. intervals. RECOMMENDATIONS I recommend to check claims P-57622, P and P by a Vertical loop electromagnetic survey and to carry out a more de tailed survey to cover the south and southeast ten claims of the property, where the coverage is not sufficient. July 25th, s.s. Cons

6 Use type of survey only 42A05Nwe 1 3s 63, 1330 WHITESIDES 900 Submit in dupjjpite Assessment Work Breakdown 1. Type of Survey...Ma.gne.tiq...!fo..Ele.Cta 2. Township or Area..W.Wlbe.siLde.s..T,py 3. Mining claim numbers...,...p.r tv ,...inclusive Number of miles of line cut miles..ea.s.t-.we.s.t.; mile.s.,...no.r.thr.sou.th;... Total: miles. * 5. Type of instrument used..s.b,ar.pe..ar2...m.a.gneto.me.ter.;;.r.obka.mar.k..iy;..shar.pe..se.r: :. * 6. Scale constant or sensitivity...2.q..g.am.m.a.8..p.e;c...s..c.3le...di * 7. Number of stations established...l magnetic.,st.ati.qjjusj ele.c.tr.q.m.agn.e.tic...stations Summory of doys worked ( details on reverse side ) Total technical ( include consultants, draughting etc l....t.,/...'... '\L ' Q. A ~r ' ll Total line-cutting (' maximum 5 man doye por oloim )...,...? ,......;.,... i.1orrem,v,,..,... \ - - l '/(, ~J Total man-days ( technical plus line-cutting )..., Q..X..4...,...T:..., '... Assessment days credit per claim....o...,...:...:...,...'.../...,... (Total mon-doyc mwlupljad.by o-ttctgmcnt foc4or..divided-by total number, of claims.travartad) f'' J " * S ' ' S~ 9. Dated...Octqber..5. t...l64 x... S igned. * Complete only if applicable Complete list of names, addresses and dates on reverse side

7 Use for one type of survey only Assessment Work B reakdown 1. TecnWcol nrtc Type of Work Nome 81 Address Dotes Worked Magnetometer k E. M.Hall(Operator), (Mar. 17 fc 18/64. Electromagnetic,,,,,,,,44..Bj?;vmT Ontario. (Apr incl/64.,b.e.r.t,wildman.(as.st,o.pt...).,,,, tr.,,,4,in.cl76.4 Cobalt, Ont. Latchford, Ont. Apr incl/64 Hours Days , 56,56,.56, 64,,,6.4,,, 19 Joseph St., Timmins, Ont. (July 23-Aug. 4 incl/6 104 (Aug.,,4y.6.4, Roger Dionne(Helper),,1.8.9B.,Wind.s.o.r, Timmins, Ont. Totals Consultants Name o\ Address Dates Worked (specify in field or office) Hours Days S S Ssetu, Ph.D., Suite Richmond St..E., Toronto, Ont...Mar..,.l6,.fe,1.7.y.6.4;.,,July,24.,,,25.,E?;, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Aug. 23/64; Sept. 5 k 8/ Totals 64 8 Draughtsman, Typing, others (specify) Name 8c Address R.Guenther, D. Szetu, 3.6,Wh.i.t.t.ak.er...C.r.g.s. Mrs. E. Cudmore Mrs. R. Walsh, Richmond 2. Line-Cutting Birr i i n.i...r"""~~z: Type of Work Draughtsman,...Toronto.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Drafting,, Typing, (62 Richmond 11 (W, j Toronto, E., Toronto. Dates Worked Hours May 1 9k 20: July 17, 18, 19/64 28 July 23/64; Aug. 23/64. Sept. 8 fc 9/64. Oct. 5/ Doys Z 1,4T" Name Address Dates Worked Hours Days John French, Sr., John Frenchj Jr,, G. Twain, Sr., R, Dionne, Q, Twain j Jr * * Latchford, n n Ont. 189B Windsor Ave fj Timmins, Latchford, Ont. Ont, n,, Mar. 27 -Apr. Mar,,27-Apr., Mar. 27-Apr....July Mar 5-26 incl An ji, 27-Apr. 9 incl/64 9 incl./ 64,,/M,,.,,,.,,,. 7 incl/ Totals

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