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sao07see499 15 CALEY LAKE010
DIAMOND DRILLING
AREA: CALEY LAK E
WORK PERFORMED FOR: Bond
RECORDED HOLDER:
Claim No.
1020645
1020646
1020444
1020648
1020431
1020433
1020445
1020451
1020484
1020644
Same as Other
Hole No.
JWH88.03
JWH88.04
JWH88.06
JWH88.05
JWH88.07
JWH88.08
JWH88.09
JWH88. 10
JWH88. 11
JWH88. 12
Gold Canada 1 ne .
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Footage
112.54m
81 .40m
99.70m
118m
108.80m
108.80m
99 .40m
118.17m
105.80m
94.35m
REPORT
Date
Sept/88
Sept/88
Sept/88
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Sept/88
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Hole No. JMH88.03Property WlTflOfitLocationpain No. 1020645
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Northing L50+OOH Easting 0*25N Ei nation Departure Latitude
Grid Orient 010Srid fl:ia. jtOLength (ft! 112.54Dip-Collar -45Bearing 010
Dep'^ Dip Ariuuth Test Depth [ip HI i ut h Test stjrted SffT.lS 112.0 - 48 SCIC Finished eC SEPT. 17
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DESCRIPTION SATflE FftOft ftu Sa o: tonne c tonne
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0.00 2.70 * CASJNS2.70 16.60 * MAFIC FlOH (la)
Fine to aediiffi grained, da r k green Nith white speckles, moderately sheared,ODderatelv foliated.siliceous, <!afi up to ks niie local qi,ar:z rich veining, veir.lets, 2")?.stringers, blebs: sub to concordant Kith shearing, often as foliationinfilling* ( l- 7s* thick.30-15Z biotite, ^, euscovite - definirg weak schistosity.Local weak tc federate carbonate alteration in l-3w bands and stronglysheared patches, parallel tc foliation,2-5)! pyrite stringers and fine to sedis* grained blebs, along shear planes;locally absent.
1.70 3.10 10X fi ne to aediiu grained quartz blebs,5.3n - foliation - !0 degrees.
6.30 6.68 { ICB nide grey quartz vein, with 102 biotite and oaf its.[^re axis 10 degrees.7.30* - foliation - 17 degrees10.04a - trace pyrrhotite? in pyrite stringers.
13.70 H. 10 Quart: vein, clean contact.."jIky grey, containing 20Z pinkish feldspar throughout with local fine grainedcrystals, generally along fractures.302 *uscovite.101 fine to rofliun grained, subhedral trxtrzaline. Stringers oriented at 15degrees.22 epidote aleration.Trace graphite, in local l-2iw clot.IX pyrite blebs, disseainated,
14.90 15.20 301 biotite oriented along foliation, shearing. 15.20 15.76 3uart: vein
Milky white tc grey, contact gradational into layering (3cs).101 pint: feldspar clots.5* msrovite. IX bistite.Fine to sedm grained, subhedral t-Dursaline, often as clots or as st'ingcrsof crystals.IV. fine grained, pirk garnets.57. pyrite t lets and clots.Shall w core angles."cntacts grade into vein, l?ss than 2cs i*ide, licrofclded alrcg ie";tr terJ.45* !J5.3i- tc 15.76), Nhich exhibits iticrolayering :f biotite pa'sHe! tolineation in host,
li. 60 21.IE * BANDED i F ON FGFWITION !W)Not!?rately t: intensely shearei, weal l y brecciated.Up to 302 biotite along foliation ir, areas cf strong theafn;,Chirr i te alteration weak locally and acderate in shear rae;.57, pyrrhotite along shear planes,
17.67 IB.i1 Intrusive - Granitic origin?Dua.r t;-feldspar rich pods with 10X biotite and zascovite flakes parallel tohost shearing.20.10* bedding - 35 degrees
21.04 3-5M pink, subhedral garnets, in 2-10 M xide biotite-chlcrite alteration
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Zones sulphide rich,20.95 foliation - 10 degrees
21.18 26.05 t MAflC FLOH Ca)Smilar tc 2.70 - 16.60.
21,18 21.70 751 biotite, 5'/. twscovite, 2o.05 29.30 * SULPHIDE IRONSTONE (4f) li: 05 27.00 Intensely shea-ed.
52 fine to nediia grained, pink, subhedral garnets along shearing.51 pyrrhotite, 102 along shearing.Banding - 15 degrees
27.00 29.65 Suart: veining.Strongly siliceous, lainly dark grey quartz veining, in sulphide ri:h bands.Bands contain 5-72 pyrite, 3-52 pyrrhotite, and 1-21 -halco pyrite? found asdisseainated blebs and stringers, along sheared zones up to 4i* mde, nixedtfith 57. wfics.Local, ^2 fine to led:;;* grained, pink, sub-anried^al garnets, showing weaksulphide replacement, along shear planes.Host ftafics are siliceous with grey quartz infillings along 1-2*5 wide shearplanes.27.05* - banding - IB degrees.
fc 29.00fl - banding - 17 degrees. .00 29.65 Host grades into nediu* to coarse grained, sheared amphibolide flow.
...30 30.90 * WFHIMLiTIC FLO* !lc) 29,65 30.20 tediut grained, weakly foliated, weakly sheared, l Locally silicified. B Moderately carbonatired patches.
Trace sulphides in quart:.
15.20 30-.90 Core slightly broken. Oxide weathering of black shiny coating. Lexer boundary gradational.
JO.90 35.95 * WFIC FLDW Ih) l Siailar to 2.70 to 16.60. l-22 pyrite.
33.80 Grading dcwi to 5Z biotite, and silicified.
1 34.70 - foliation - 15 degrees. 5.43 35.49 Quart: vein.
tediufl grey, dirty quartz, with feldspa--, and trace safics. '2 pyrite r i MI ne,.
Alteration riss si chlorite and wjscovite rich host. Green-grey quart: rich veinlets ar;d pods nearby, with 2-32 pyrite. Clean contacts. Core axis angle - 27 degrees.
46.20 t HHPHIKXJT.'C FL* (lo! 36.15 Cdarse grained anphibc'litic flow.
Moderate carboratizatim of veinlets, and alarg shej r planes.
t .15 J6.5J Sulphide Ironstone i4f) Similar to 16.6C-to 21.18. feakly tc icderately sheared.
| i"2 pink, fine to fcediui grained garnets as sassr/e clots, locally coarse grained in areas of extrene shearing.5-101 pyrrhotite stringers and blebs throughout bands, orientec alwg foliation 36.30 - Banding - 23 degrees.i
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36.53 46.00 fading from aediun to coarse grained aisphibolitic i' low.21 pyrite, i 'i pyrrhotite, disseminated, and blebs.2-35! quart: rich grey stringers and foliation infilling* along shearing.38.50* - foliation - 14 degrees.44.00* - foliation - H degrees.
44.00 44.20 Sulphide Ironstone W)Siailar to 16.60 to 21.18.Weakly to noderately sheared.ICtt fine to nedimi grained pink subhedral garnets oriented parallel to bands.Yoderite chloritic alteration of bards.5-10)! quarts rich infilling.57. carbonate alteration in shear planes.5-305! pyrrhotite, 55! pyrite, U chalcopyrite throughout bands.Sliding - 20 degrees,
li. 20 *7 .?0 * RMZ VEIN (W!
"ade^ately sheared,151 carbonate stringers.SA pyrrhotite along riss and fractures.1-2* pyrite and chalcopyrite.r-ific bands, (2ca wide, containing 2531 pink, subhedral to anhedral, fine toiiediur grained garnet clots.Upper contact - 15 degrees.47.60 - Lc*er contact - irregular.
4t.47 46.82 Start: vein, irregular upper contact.Si ti i a.' to 46.20 to *4.37.5S epidote alteration in vein along fracture systea.2-37. pyrrhotite and pyrite.Veins are riwed by 5na wide bands composed of fine grained garrets, chlorite,sulphides and biotite.
,46.82 47. BO Quart: veir series with sassive pyrrhotite bandSisilar to 4fc.20 to 44.37.Includes 7ci eassive pyrrhotite band47.00 - Grades to 47. pyrite, 2-351 ayrrhotite, 2-3X fine to tediun grained,pink, subhedral garnets.llpper contact - 26 degrees - irregular.47. K' - Lower contact - 23 degrees.
7.EO 50. fi * MffIC FLOW (la)Sillar to 2. 70 to 29. 30.30'i biotite as foliation infiilings.\-n fine to *ediwj grained, pink, subhedral garnets.Srades irtc aophibolitic flow selow.
58.5-0 ' ArfHlEaillC FLW (lo)Medium grained, weakly foliated, neakly theyed.305! biotite as foliation infillings.5'.'., l-5ftt G'ey quartz foliation infillings.(ka wide local quartz-carbonate veinlets.n pyrite, disseminated.52.00t - foliation - 21 degrees.
i.OO 58.80 Hoderately, grading to strongly sheared,405! biotite, along shearing.Moderately carboratized.
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Awhi boles are stretched along shear planes, sutparallel to parallel tofoliation.58.50i - foliation - 35 degrees.53-SOe - loner contact 2cn gradation! dlteratiD".
S3.SO 60.22 i EULPHIK IRWSTON'E (4f)Vies *'itf! biotite, aodrately interbank, neatly sheared, nith pyrhotite,chlorite, garnets, ar.d carbonate.551 w-'ics.2C1! chlorite alteration in bands, coMonly mt.h, gargets and pyrrhotite.IS fine tc nedia* grained, pint subhedral garnets in bands, stringers.EX carbonate alteration as stringers and bards.Local grey quart: and {2ci quartz-carbonate veins, with IX pyrite, garnets,.and safics intrrbanded throughout.2-3X pyrite, disseeinated and as stringers1-21 pyrrhotite disseiinated and as stringers, in bands with garnet andchlorite alteration,5?.43s - banding - 30 degrees.Lower contact at bottoc of irregular quarti veinir-g.
63,55 * fiNPHlHXITlC FLOW l lo)Siiilar to 56.00 tc 56.80.Hotite absent.27. fine grained pink subhedral garnets.50.653 - foliation 17 degrees.Grades iess sheared,62.00* - foliation - IB degrees.
68.52 * DLWfTZ VEIN'and SULPHIDE IRONSTONE (4f,QV) 64.35 Quart: vein jystee,
Srey-green with 10-151 lustovite, 1-2H pyrite, and ooderate patches ofchlcrite alteration.Upper contact - distorted fron broken core.Lower contact - irregular.
64.35 68.52 Sulphide Ironstone and dart: Vein.Strongly shearec and contorted, interbanded ajdstone, grey quart:, iwsccr-'ite,biotite, pyrrhotite, and pyrite.Kl wdstone, locally chlorite rich.filacst patchy (3*0 appearance in chlorite rich sudstone.lOX grey qjart:.25X Rjsccvite, biotite.l!! pink garnets as fine to sediua grained, stihedrai crystals, arc cbts.15'-! chlorite, often in 3-4a* crystals, as replacenert aineral.Lccal -;2ca wide grey qua.rtz veins, with 21 suiphidK, and disseiinat?dchlorite,oafics.!5X pyrrhotite, 3-4X pyrite as disseainations, stringers and blebs.66.12 - 66.45 - Qua-tz vein. CAA 27 degrees.66.50 - 66.70 - Quartz vein. W 26 degrees.1&07 - 68.52 - Series of quartz veins. CAA 26 degrees.64.4(1* - banding - 27 degrees.
5.5? 90.50 * IWFIC FLOW (la)biiilar to 2.TO to !6.60i.Trace - 21 pyrite stringers, dissesinations, and blets along shear plaies.5X pyrrhotite stringers and blebs along shear planes, in local stronglysheared patches,
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71.00* - foliation - 22 degrees. 77,tt 77.62 Quartz vein.
Grey-white, weakly fractured.57. chlorite, aafics as fracture fillings.•ilOci wide, coarse grained alteration ri* of nsfics, with 11 pyrrhotite,pyrite, dissemnated.Clean contact.Core axis angle -28 degrees.
EC.65 81.52 Sulphide ironstoneModerately interbanded, strongly sheared, weakly contorted;Mafic sedieents, locally leached appearance.151 white quirtr, parallel to shearing, with 11 sulphide riaeing.57. patchy feldspar in quartz.St pyrite blebs, subhedral cubes and disseminations.2-31 pyrrhotite in iwfics.Fine to nediu* grained garnets. Locally coarse grained with 101 pyrrhotite(replacereot eineral! in areas of intense shearing.Trace carbonate.Upper contact - 25 degreesCore axis angle 20 degrees - Duartr veins and shea'ing.Lower contact - crosscuts foliation at 1W degrees.
51.97 B2.27 Buartz Vein.Clear, clean contact, kn wide.17. pyrrhotite riss.
l Cere M i s ingle 12 degrees, concordat tilth foliation of host rock. ll.lO SUe Ssndec aafic -low.
Mafic bands, locally leached, quartz rich bands, sheared.jl pyrrhotite, 1-21 pyrite dissipations aid strirgers parallel to shearing.64.90 -foliation - 15 degrees.
86.12 Moderately Sheared Mafic Flow.( 51 pyrrhotite blebs and stringers parallel to shearing.1-21 pyrite stringers and disseninations parallel to shearing.
Ve. 14 8.57 Moderately sheared.weakly to aoderately carbooatized.5-71 pyrite blebs parallel to fractures ant! shearirg.86.40u - foliation - 17 degrees.
,JC '0.50 Chlorite Schist.Fine grained, dark green, soft.Brot.en core, \ 2c* wide fragments.2-31 fine to pedion grained, sub-euhedral pyrite cubes.
Massive.357. fine grained feldspar , lCI fine grained grjy quart:. 15-207. biotite.91.00 - MoJerately sheared, light to *ediw gr esr,, with " c/rr.e blebs, '.ipper contact - 15 degrees 91.50 - blietion - 15 degrees Lower contact - 17 degrees
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r:05.77 101.90 Ouart: ten.!-2cs grey-tfnte vein, clean contact.2-3?. chlorite along weak fractures.
Core axis angle - 25 degrees, concordant with foliatior,, shearing of host. H03.80 104.15 feared ra?:: floK 30Ii scderat?!y to strongly shea'ed.
2tt carbonated sections.
I K-'i felsic blebs along sc*e shear planes-. 51 fine grained, pink subhedral carnets, coenonly clotting. 51 pyrrhotite as stringers and blebs; so*e replacing jarnets,
I-J5.30 109.70 *AtfHIB9LITi: FUN lio) Fine to lediua grained, lassive. 1-2! pyrite, disseminated. 'J^per contact - not seen.
I Gradationai lower contact. )5.j4 106.04 3-4J pyrite, disseeinated.
;Cr.?0 1:2.54 * (VfIC P.OM (la)
I Siailar to 2.70 to 16,60. 201 carbonate alteration in sheared jones, lll.OOd - foliation - IB degrees.
JI-9.65 110.15 Moderately sheared, l Kl carbonate alteration, in rooes and patches m 3-4). pyrite.
:i0.65 110.98 Mafic flow
I sillar to 109.65- 110.15 :.40- 511.70 Mat i c Hou
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1 2,24 112.54 tlat'ic flew siiilar tc 109.65 - 110.15
112.54 112.54 t END OF HOLECasing reaoved. Hole not cenented.
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Property KKHffiRE Easting' H255Location ElevationCI ail! No. 1020446 DepartureTarget MftG HI-EM CQND Latitude
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6rid Orient ;0.00Brid Azifl. 1BO.OOLe-igth IK) 82.40Dip-Collar -45Fearing 5?9.00
Depth Dip Aniuth Test Deptt Dip Azissuth Test Started 16. E 50.0 - 45 ROTO Finished ed 18. S
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45.84 46,54 SliPHIDE IRONSTONE (4?)
46.54 54.48 MUDSTONE (5j)
54,48 64.80 COARSE BRAINED FLft) (5g)
64.80 79.21 MliDSTONE I5j)
79.21 81.40 SLLPHIDE IRONSTONE !4f!
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0.00 3.06 * CASINGi.05 36.65 * KAFIC FLOK (la!
Breen to prey green, fine grained, weakly to rsoderately foliated -moderately to strongly biotiferous, up to 15X biotite locally - sparesquartz-carbonate wisps and veinletsTrace - 2V. fine grained disseminated pyrite
5,52 5.90 Brecciated blue grey quart; carbonate vein Kith lOX aafic flew inclusionand trace pyrrhotite;6.20 - foliation - 36 degrees
"6.20 8.50 Moderately silicified flow5X bictiferous xisps usually with trace disseminated pyrite
18,50 9.84 Weakly asphibolitic, silicified flowModerately shearedTrace pyrite sheared along fracture surfaces9,70 - foliation - 63 degrees
9.81 12.15 Barnetiferous flowOp to 12X skeletal, sediunt to coarse grained, pinkish buff garnets alignedsubparallel to foliation9.64 - 10.16: 35-20X iRediuu grained skeletal garnets within a moderatelysilicified flon.7-8X pyrrhotite, 2-AX pyriteSulfides occur as wispy distorted bandslO.OOa - foliation - 53 degress
12.25 12.W Skeletal, coarse grained garnets with a 2cs wide pyrite band 12.44 21,60 Moderately silicified and biotiferous (up to 10?. locally) flow
Sparse l-2cn wide blue grey quartz and quartz carbonate veinsQuartz veins contain chlorite partings often with pyrite lining the contactbetween the inclusions and the quarts.Trace IX pyriteSulphides occur 35 thin DSsiir.), short stringers and wisps14,53 - 7ci; wide quartz vein Kith trace to li pyriteiS.OOffi - foliation - 50 degrees
19,65 20.M 19.65 - 20.61: weakly garnetiferous20.00m - foliation - 59 degrees
2!,60 29.1? feakly biotiferous f lotsLocally moderately silicified5-102 felsic licrelites aliened parallel to foliationTrace l?, pyriteSulphides ocair a;, stringers22.50 Its wide quartz-carbonate vein !A6 degress! with 2-3?. wispy bands ofpyrrhotite .the vein is hosted by Ksakly silicified volcanics?4,00:n - foliatioi - 46 degrees27.'.On - foliation - 43 degrees
.92 Strongly silicified ilwGrey green in colour, ^cskly shearedTract to 3S p/rrlotite, K- stringers29,BOir, - foliatiufs - 36 degrees
30,93 feierately silicified and weakly biouferixts ilwl-n pyrrhotitePyrrhctite is inqrown with biotite
32,93 rMe^.tely to i-tt^gly silicified f!c^feak to njvjte biatiiation
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Sparse ptygmatic quartz veir.sLocally garnetiferous; re-dium grained, pinkish buffLocally weakly aagnetic; may contain 1-2?. aagneiiteTrace li pyrite, pyrrhotiteSulphides occur as short stringers
32,93 38.65 Weakly asphibolitic flowhediufl grained archibole clots, lC-20'i in a chloritic, green siatrixlocally weakly shearedSparse l-2ca wide sulphide bearing quartz-carbonate veinsThe section intermittently graded in and out of a chlorite mudstone overwidth of 10-30CB. contacts are indistinct
36.70 38.65 Weakly assphibolitic fit* with 3-4X feldspar sicrolites2-3'/. pyrrhotite, 1-2X pyriteSulphides occur as wisps associated with quarts-carbonate veins and ass-Tiears along fracture planes
38,65 45,39 * HLffiSTONE !5j!Dark green to brown, isassive to isoderately foliated, very fine to finegrained chloritic mudstoneWeak to moderate biotijaticn cf chlorite2-37, felsic sicrolitesLocally trace magnetite and pyrite40.60 - foliation - 46 degrees42.35 - 42,45: and 43.75 - 44.C*: moderately silicified mudstoneiS.lOa - bedding - 47 degrees
45.64 46.54 t SULPHIDE IRONSTONE (40Grey tc greenish grey, banded sulphide facies i r oostoneStonoly to intensely silicifiedLocally brecciatedModerately contorted and folded, decreasing in intensity downhole,undisturbed chert bands observed downholey/, pyrrhotite, IX pyrite, 7-8?. monetiteSulphides are predominantly associated with chloritic partings as wisps andstringers:!jQne!.i',e occurs ss uist.inct ^ands up to -:*~ WKB46.50 - bedding - 68 degrees
46,54 54.48 * KJDBTOS i5j)Green to gfey-green, weakly to moderately foliated, very fine grainedparacQ,igloffi?'cte audstone5-30X clests, 2--5ss Kid? coifrposed predosinartly rf quart; (possibly as areplacement nsineraU and ariph:tcls(?)y?3kly to sderately biotiferas: very f:-!E graced biotite segreg8:ed intodistinct bands ar-d lensesTries dis^PE'nated p/rite43,00 - bcddinc - 62 degrees50,50 - bedding - 62 de^ees
51, ?fc 52,12 Slightly ptassic, brecciated, piriish qua r t; :::n 52,2? 53,13 fe-ikly silicified ir.-df.tcne rtth wisps o- pyrrr.rtitE (25,! end pyrite (J'i!
52,60? - bedding - i 53,75 53,46 rlCMcriiely to st'onc y silicified aic'stone Kith T', pyrrhotite ss thin HISSJ
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M.56 Sradual increase of silicification with si nor potassic rich quartz veinsIncrease in gneissodty
62.26 Intensely silicified coarse grained flc*Grey to light grey with 15-207. subhedral to euhedral inediun grainedfeldspar phenocrystThin chloritic, partings62,00s - gneissic ity - 55 degrees
64,80 Gradational contactCoarse grained chloritic clots intermixed with very fine grained chloriticDudstoneZones up to 7ci wide of sulphidiied silica, usualy brecciated1-2X pyrrhotite, occurring as interstitial blebs
64.EO 79,21 * HUDBTONE !5j)Dark green to green, very fine to fine grained, aassive to weakly foliated3-57. chloritic clots as a result of aetamorphisfflSparse 2-4nai wide quartz-carbonate veinsTrace 17. sulphides, tract 17, disseminated magnetite69.65 - 2jffl wide quartz-carbonate with strong 3X pyrite along contacts 32degrees75.419 ISffis wide brecciated quartz-carbonate vein with 2-3X pyrrhotiteassociated with host inclusions
75.76 tens wid? greenish grey quart: vein with 17. pyrite stringers su'roundinghost rock it garnetiferousUOX) Kith 1-2X stringers of pyrite andpyrrhotiteContacts 57 degress75,91 - Be* side yellowish grey quartz vein!71 dtjrees to core axis angle!with skeletal garrets !ali6;ndine) end 1-21 pyrrrstite and chalcopyritestringers within the- adjacent host rc-c't:77.90 - bedding - 6? degress
63 JO * SULPHIDE IROSSTOfK (4f)Hoderately to strongly folded sulphide facies ironstone - locallygarnetiferous bands; nsadim grained alMndine ca'nets - garnets areintisiiately associated with sulphides127, pyrrhotitt, 3-4?. pyrite, l-?!, chalcopyrite, 2-3)1 magnetiteIntensely silicified sec tier with bands 01 nassive pyrrhotite up to 4,5cr:.
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12.20 34.20 MAFIC VOLCANIC FLft; !:3,!g;
34.70 36.40 HODST3C (5j)
36,40 75.30 MAFIC VOLCWID FLOt,1 (la)
75,30 90,50 BANDED MAFIC VOLCANIC FLOW lia)
50.50 104.50 MAFIC VOLCANIC FLC*' ile.)
101.50 106,20 SUARTZ FaDSPAR PQRFliYRV (7c).
10fr.20 111.75 MAFIC VOLCANIC FLOs! {la!.
111.75 113.05 BftNDED IRON FDt^TION (4c!
113.05 118.M flAFIC VOLCANIC MflPH! SOLI TIC FLO* !la,;o!
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Banding 75 degree;, 34.40 75,30 * mil VOLCANIC FlOvi ile;
Fine grained, aassive to weakly foliated.Medina grey green in colour.federate veinirg as l-2cs quartz and quartz-carbonate veins,Veining 72 degrees.F'atchy silicification, biotite.
37.20 37.35 Milky white quartz vein.Contact 70 degrees,
38.25 39.10 NudstonelSj).Moderately to well foliated.Moderately veined as !-2cn wide quartz-carbonate veinlets.Bark grey to black in colour.Moderately silicified.38.50 - 38.SO - disseminated throughout.Good conductor,Minor garnet!..Rudstone is thloritized.foderately magnetic.Foliation - 78 degrees..
40.00 40,30 b'ispy stringers of pyrrhotite.17. l-2ffiu garnets,Biotite.
40,65 40.90 Saartz carbonate vein.Biotite.i?, pyrrhotite.[intact 78 degrees,
45,25 45.40 Quartz vein stockwork,Carbonate selvages.Large hornblende blades within vein.Chloritized safic volcanic flow.Trace pyrite.
50,?0 51,3) Increase in silica content, hornblende crystals in groundmass.Light pink l-2ins garnets up to TL
51.70 52,30 Hornblende, epidote, pyrrhotite rich zone, asphibolized flew.fediu? grained crystalline groundmass.Blads;! isinerei is hornblende,Light gi-een to nediuJ? green is epidote.Pyrrhotite occurs as disseminations and w.ssivf seams.Beans 2-4cp stide,3-55; pyrrhotite, tracs pyrite.8oDd conductor,Cs'b'inate veining throughout.
54.20 Hcrnhlendt chlorite, reldspe 1', pyrrhotit? rich :one.Similar to above !5!.7G - 52,?0'.Lcrge blades of hornblende',Alteration DJ feldspar" in groundmass to pctnssin rich ph,',5S,Corbcnate vsininq ubiouitMs^1-2X pyrrhotite, trace pyrite,Contact - 60 degress.
i-SviO Inc'ease in hornjlerije in sjrcvdirass prDi'uces p'cnocryEts.!lp tc 2r;i! ir. si:e.
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Trace pyrite, pyrrhotite,Subparallsl to core axis.
UO 69.00 Sfciquitcus quartz carbonate veining.Trace pyrite,Banding - BO degrees,
5.00 75.10 Quartz vein.Sucrosic.Siarp contact - 72 degrees.Carbonate seivaging,
50.50 * BANDED HAF1C VOLCANIC FLOW (la)Grey green in colour,federate to well foliated.Bands l-2ca wide, lighter in colour.federate veining as carb veinlets parallel to foliation,Ds section of sane volcanic and aaipMbolitic flow.federate to well foliated,Foliation - 65 degrees.Trace pyrite, pyrrhotite;
7,20 77.30 Quartz carbonate stockwork.[•aarse crystalline vein:.Carbonate selvage.Bladed hornblende within vein.Contact - 55 degrees.Grey quantz vein;.Biotite alteration halo Seis."irate tt pyrite as fine grained aggregates within wallrockj.Contact 48 degrees,
79,00 79,70 Quartz-carbonate stockwork;.Hithin distorted esfic volcanic fir*;.Parts of vein are porphyritic;.Trace pyrite,Minor biotite,, coarse euhedral hornblende,Csrbanate veining and pervasive carbonatization,Xir.or quart:.Contact - 65 degrees,* HAFIt VOLCANIC FlOw i J a) ".as: i ve to soierate foliated, i^cdii!* grf-y y esr, in colour,*i'!;r vsinin^ as lcs blue qrsy quart! and wispy carbonate, Lcca] minor biotite alteraticT:. ^oliiticn 56 degrees,* DUARTI FELDSPAR F'ORPHYRV !7c).Si l i-.ecus Kin;; Kith l-2.1s anbdral qua-'t: and feldspar crystjls.J'E'diij'i grey hiue Jlack in colour..
78.20 78.30
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Moderately foliated at 80 degress. 106.2ft 111.75 t MAFIC VOLCANIC FUJK (la). '
Silicified.Moderate to wc-il foliated.Moderate banding parallel to foliation.Hedius to dark grey in colour.Minor veining.Foliation 60 degrees,
lil.75 113,05 * BANDED IRON FORMATION (4c)Magnetite rich rone with silicified aafic volcanic flow and quart: vein,
ill.75 112.00 Hell banded mafic volcanic flow with 10-15X fine grained disseminated tagnetiteBlack colour.Silicified.6000 SI.
112.00 532.30 Silicified nafic volcanic flow with 21 garnets 2-5M wide in size.2-57. pyrrhotite, li pyrite, disseminated and in !-2cu bands.Banding 75 degrees.
112.30 312,40 Buartz vein and intense silicification.37. fine grained disseminated pyrite and pyrrhotite.Quartz vein is recrysUllized.
i"12,40 212.60 Silicified aafic volcanic flow. !12.iC; 113,05 Quantz vein Kith chloritic partings.
Secrystallized.Foliation - 60 degrees.Buff green colour.l&spy veinlets of pyrrhotite and fine grained disseminated pyrrhotite andpyritsu
li3.C'5 118,00 * MftFIC VOLCANIC i A^PHIEOLITIC FLOU !la,b).federate patchy silicification;.Dad; grey in colour;,mHjr DtP.uinQ^
33fc.O? 134.80 fteph.ibDiized flow,!-2?s clots.Moderately foliated - 70 degrees,Similar to aisphibolized fie*; 8 qcldtn pstricij property.
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Dark green, fine grained, weakly foliated end weakly sheared,57. carbonate alteration along fractures i lw., mth local quartz as irregularfilling containing 2-37. disseminated pyrite.17. pyrite, disseminated, Is* blebs in foliation partings.contains 5-20X biotite.Locally sederate shearing; 5-101 l-2nn) hornblende; fractures up to 507. biotitealteration; 27, pyrite, disseminated and 2m blebs,li,30s - foliation - 36 degrees.
15,23 15.43 Hudstone (5j)Upper contact - 66 degrees.Lower contact - 2cr gradational.Light to jiediuJi blue grey, fine grained feldspar-rich, 57. biotite.Foliation - weakly foliated - 50 degrees.
17.24 17.45 Aapnibolitic,l-2iMi amphibole clots.17. pyrite, disseminated.17.24i!i - upper contact - 56 degrees17.4531 - lower contact - 32 degrees, moderately sheared 2cs, 3-4X pyritel8.56ft - Lower contact - 56 degrees.
18.56 23.88 * FELDSPATHIC UftCKE I5c)Heditm brown-grey, moderately to strongly foliated, fine grained.Moderately sericitized, feldspar rich.JOX biotite.schistose,2-37. pyrite clots as foliation infill ings.19.50 - foliation - 62 degrees
20.7! 21.04 Mudstone !5j)Dark green-grey.Strongly chloritired, K?ak to cioderaiely biotiffous, fine grained, asderatelyfoliated.1-2t- pyrite, clots parallel to foliation,2-).71 - Upper contact - 65 degress. 20.90 - foliation - 61 degrees, 21,04 - lowsr contact - 60 decrees. 21,50 - foliation - 50 degrees.
21,83 23,00 sifii! a- lo 20.71 - 21.04 " Jpper contact - 55 degrees 22.30 - foliation - 65 degrees. Lower cornet 62 degrees.- !NTER5ft?IDEC HytSTONE I5j!Bt^cngiv foliated, inttrbarded feldspar ri:!?, ds-i; grey y;:!h dilor ite, sica,diopside rich greenish sands locally,lO'A iBusco'/ite, y. bioLite 35 foliation parting i"fillir,gs lccally,2-5'i pyrrhtite. pyrite, dissej.inated and as ck:s along foliaticn plants, in-'?ldspa- rich, dan; sr?/ hos; Biainly,57. garrets, pin'K, sub-3nhed r al \ 2sK, As csros; rich chts ir, ba^cs G:^ irvrln^sr ^rh. fa'g g rey host (j.jcs, diopside, c'lc^it-- poo-!'Lccelly sLroriqly shBrsd,Locally qujr h r iiA in binds,-
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12.70 35.50 * FELDSPATHIC WACKE (5c)' Light green grey. Feldspar rich, weakly foliated, fine grained.
1 10-152 biotite as foliation parting infilling*. 33,90iii - grades into median to coarse grained wacke, with biotite clots 202, up to SKA along foliation planes.
35.80 37.20 * 3MTERBANDED NUDST5NE!5j)
• Light to medium grey, feldspar rich, with 1-22 pyrrhotite, pyrite along foliation planes. 2-32 { 3* pink garnets, sub-euhedral, showing sulphide replacement near rins.
I D,BO 36.44 32 pyrrhotite, pyrite, stringers and along shearing. 37,20s - lower contact - broken core
37.20 62.25 t INTERBANK HUSSTONE/HAFIC FLOW I5j,la!
I iDdsrk grsy feldspar rich, fine grained, weakly foliated, locally sericitized bands, 30-352 biotite, 1-22 pyrite, locally bands with 52 pyrite, 102 pyrrhotite, fron 48.00 - 50.95s {2)banded l-5ns rudstone,
I stediuffl green, chloritized, biotiferous, with muscovite locally bands Kith 52 pyrite, 102 pyrrhotite fra 48.00 - 50.95. !3) quartz clots/feldspar bands', 2is. along foliation, 202 biotite, 1-22 iimi
I garnets. 14! locally coarse grained feldspathic wacke, l Uses SIM biotite clots slong foliation, of dark grey feldspar rich wacke. Strongly foliated. !5) interbanded with salic flow, similar to 7.60 - 18.56.
l 47.80a - foliation - 62 degress •52,92 53.08 Qjartj feldspar porphyry
Light grey with white crystals, weakly sheared.
1 1-3(3* feldspar s sub-euhedral, 352, 1-3M quartz, clear, 5-102. 102 biotite, subparalle! to parallel to foliation.
I Loser contact - irregular Upper contact irregular. 53,00(3 - foliaticn - 62 degrees.
fcC.31 65,01 52 pyrite, 102 pyrrhotite locally, l 2-32, \ 2m staurolite crystals, subhedral, red brc*i, ciuste^s-; ir, b^njs, 162.25 62,40 * dfiSSIVE PVRRHOI1TE BAND/S-KTZ VEIN (H®3 PD,QV;
22:s pyrrhotitf. band followed by HCJ: quartz vein,
I Passive ovrrhotite bard hosting ranriraly:10-152 cuj^tz clots; 52 are ) 5;j; ifflt-e^ 5'i reldspar" clots, kith sire as per quartz.
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H.2 quart: v?ir,iets.; ( 2fs wide, parallel foliatici. ~:'i:.? to 22 perite, bleb t"d stringers slong folist!on,'r-rdK tO ^Oger-i-.S Scr 1CI-.U'c1.".ID", iCCd!,,
52 staurolite crystals, red brown 1-30;*, Eub ejtsd r ;l,in enters li E itringfr:.
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^.00 66.30 Quartz staurolite vein.Broken core, approx, lOcs wide.251 i 2m staurolite crystals, cluttering nearer riss.lOX orange k-spar clots along rim, in host nith 2-3Z carbonate patches.Trace graphite.Oxidized by H20 (green filn!
67.4B 69.00 10-152 staurolite crystals, up to 3i* wide, Ice long, oriented parallel tofoliation.No sulphides visible.
73.17 77.3* Hoderately silicified with 2-37. quartz blebs *; SM and quartz -/einlets parallelto foliation.
73.51 80.63 * INTERBANDED MAFIC FLDK'/KIIDSTONE (la),(5j)Local 3-4X pyrrhotite, and IX pyrite, dissesinated and blebs parallel tofoliation,
75.20 76.25 l-251 pyrrhotite, 3-57. pyrite as blebs/stringers along foliation. 76.95 77.55 1-2X pyrrhotite, 3-4X pyrite as blebs/stringers along foliation. SO.63 80.63 Quartz vein - white
Biotite in fractures, 2-3SCore asis angle - 55 degrees
80.63 84.9v * HAFiC Fid !!a)jioderatcly fcliated, 2-37. quartz veinlets parallel to foliation.Foliation 65 degress.84.90 - k*er contact - 65 degrees,
84.rD 93.60 t FELDSP^ WACKE !5C!Grey brom, iiedius to coarse grained, feldspar wacke.Bsricitiied, Muscovite rich,federate!y sheared,5X racdos 1-2^ pink garnets,local sulphides 5X pyrite bleb alc-ng foHatiDn,87,50 - foliation - 68 degrees.
97.50 99.70 * HUDSTONt !5j)Brades to fine grained audstone,(Eore felsic looking.1-2X -; 2sfi pink subhedral garnets.locally S?, pyrite falebs parallel to foliation.Feldspar rich.
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Da^k green to green, Fine grained.Weakly foliated.Abundant quartz carbonate veining; 5ra - lfr:iri wide with varying cere axis angleLocally biotifercus.
9,49 10.08 Duartz porphyryBlue grey aoderately foliated,57, biotite stringersIrregular contacts,11,^ - banding 46 degrees
11.42 15.20 * WPH3BQLITIZED FLDW/Uo)Dark green, aaphibolitized and foliated.Trace pyrite along fractures and within quart: seas.
13.16 14,30 Duartz porphyry.Sase as 9,49 - 10.08,Contacts - 5 degrees
25.28 * FELDSPAR BIOTITE SCHIST.Intercalated bands (30-200cs) of buff brown and green broxr. schist,Sedifientar y origin?wispy fine grained biotite bands.Sericitic sections camon within feldspar biotite schist:?0-40cfi Nide sections of chlorite biotite s::.:st.Locally qarfietiferous!a!(tar;dinc; s ccis:'ily Es;ocictsd with pyrite bands.
19.SO 24.14 Suartr rich ga-rst-bictitE-chlorite schist.Hoderately to st-c-gly silicified.10-157 gi-^tsi co'aoniy segregated into bands as grain size increases fros
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45! pyrit?,3i pyrrhotite, trace chalcopyrite,fcst concentrated salphides y s at 19.63 - 19,99, 21,68 - 22.00, 23.07 -23,17. 22,0fe - schistosity - k'l degrees
25,28 QuE-t; rich biotite - stau-clitc schist, Strongly to intensely silicified.
Pctassic ric'i pods; localized,5?, sediuf! to coarse q r ained euhedral slaar olitt crystals. 24,43 - lOcs svide blus grey quart: !55 degrees- to core asis a:;qle) with ninor chlc-'ite partings,
36.53 * COARSE GRAItvED M It FLOW (lg)Kjttlcd greer blsck, sediiir to coarse grained. Strongly folded uphole decreasing to heakly foliated -vith !;?ca! shsars. Sparse quartz and qtartz-carbona.te vsins KiLh ts;ct:fer 2l!s haloes, Locally ;)iotiferoL!S.Tra:s pyr-.ti? as sn-?ars along fractures and :ra:? thalcc'D^rite K fclebs.
25,25 24,71 Strongly to intensely silicified S3:"ion.
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43.45 45.58 * ArFHIBOUTIZED FLOk'Ua)Sreen to dark green, aassive to strongly foliated.Foliation increases with depth.Ssall brecciation zones with calcite cement.Hoderately biotiferous, decreasing downhole.Trace disseminated sulphides.4*.80* - foliation - 27 degrees.
52.4C * SHEAR ZDNE/FftllT SOUSEGreen to dark green angular, coarse tc very coarse flew fragment CEfienUdtogether by calcite.Core loss.Trace to 17. localized hematite associated with car sonate cesent.
51.50 Intensely fractured, blue grey quartz veir; with si nor crosscutting potassiumrich veinlets,
52.40 Decrease in colour inde,; of clasts. 58,8? * INTtfSELY SILICIFIED m SERICITIC ZONE,
Vcl:anic origin?Blue grey tc brown grey with oreenish bands,Kcdersteiy garnetiferous: 3-47. fine to *edius qrained skeletal slrandinegarrets.57,OOs - foliates - 48 degreesl-itensely sericiticIntensely sericitiz&d bands,5S.6DE - foliation - 65 degrees* aiF-HlDE IRONSTONE 14?)Kcderateiy brecciated, strongly silici-'ied,fedstone and sulpnide binds a"'e contcrteJ/d^ti^brC1 due t; cilics irijsction.Fine c'ystalliie aggrggateE of sulphides as Discontinuous ca'ds,
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Dark green, weakly aaphibolitized and itoderately foliated. Moderately abundant diffuse, ptygmatic quartz veins.
I locally 2-3V. fine grained, skeletal garnets. Locally biotiferous: fine grained, disseainated. fcderately silicified,
I 'race disseminated pyrite within quarts veins. 7.54 67.B2 frey to blue grey quart: vein with 2-3V. pyrite as wears along fracture;, and as
fine crystalline aggregates surrounding hostrock irclusicns. Irregular• contacts.l 68.80 - -foliation - 74 degrees," 72.2C' - foliation - 72 degrees
72.67: 5cs wide blue grey quart; vein with IX euhedral pyrite, contacts -
1 42 degrees. 73.20 - 15c9 wide, brecciated, diffuse quartz-carbonate vein with 2-3* pyrrhotite. Irregular contacts
1 73.50: 3c9 wide blue grey quartz vein with trace to i?, pyrite along fractures Contacts 50 degrees.
/3.69 76.67 Moderately silicified, locally biotiferous -He* with locallired occurrences of pyrrhotite 11-2)1) wisps.
•'6.6? 77,77 Intensely silicified, weakly sheared. B locally isoderately sericitized distorted chloritic bands.
3-4X pyrrhotite, 3X perite,
I Sulphides occur as soderately contorted stringers. 77.00s - foliation - 57 degrees. 77.21: 2c!t wide garnetiferous band.
J8.53 73.70 Sise as 76.87 - 77.77 l 7B.60 - foliation 70 degrees.
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I S.50 11.95 * AHPrilBOLITIZED HftFIC FLOW (lo) Fine grain to sediurs grain mafic flow; Mottled texture fra hornblende and chlorite clots;
I Lip to 10X silica as interstitial quartz; Grey green ir, colour; Moderate foliation at 65 degrees Minor veining as quartz veinlets;
m Minor biotite alteration; ^1,95 34.10 * hAFICFLOM.ila)
Fine grained flow, homogeneous;
I Grey green in colour; Hi nor veining as carbonate veinlets; Pyrrhotite and biotite associated with carbonate.
M Pyrrhotite occurs as fine grained disseminations. H Deak foliation at 75 degrees. ™,8.!0 18,50 Carbonate vein with pyrrhotite.
2-3?. pyrrhotite in seans and disseminated adjacent to vein,
1 17, 2-3ra pink garnets. 3.20 23.20 foliation 70 degrees
23.50 25,00 fioderatsly foliated ile*.
I ll dissesintated pyrite, pyrrhotite along foliation plane. 7.40 28.20 Branitk dyke.
Kspar, quartz and ainar hornblende, nuscovite, garnet, M Pink in colour, l Pegmatitic,
Contact 45 degrees, 34.10 39.90 H CHLORITE-SERIC1TE SCHIB!
I Estreitely well foliated, frey brown in colour. Sections of pervasive silicification.
I Op to 5/i pyrite, l'/, pyrrhotite. Sulphides occur as fine grained aggregate;:- and wispy stringers. Stringers are parallel to foliation and crosscutting foliation.
34.10 35,OD sericite anC chlorite rich section. l Minor quartz,•35,00 35,50 Increased quart: content as b]us g^ey veins parallel to foliatic
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I " pyrite, il, pyrrnDtiti?. 35,50 36.00 Pervasive foiiatiDn
SA pyrits, IV. pyrrhotite.
1 36,00 37,00 B;scc;itc-d sscticxi. 3fEc:ioted by !B-3ssivs f:nr qrsined biac-: chlorite. Brecciated fra;ffi^nts 2-3cs in size. Interstitid chloritization 1-5^ wide
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33.00 39.90 Keakly fciliated flow.Pervasive silicification.Trace pyrite.
39.90 43.40 * MAFIC FLOW (la!Massive to weakly foliated;iteak pervasive silicification.Trace pyrite.Green grey in colour.
43.40 49.60 i BRftNITIC DYKE.!Bn)Pegmatitic,Kspar, quartz, hornblende, sericite, suscovite.Pink in colour,IX blades of hornblende, l-5s* long.
49.60 51.20 * SILICIFIED MflFICPi.OW.ua!Srey blue in colour.silicification occurs as blue grey veinlets and stringers parallel to foliationDiscontinuous veinlets look similar to fragments.Trace pyrite
51.20 59.20 * ftSPHlBOLlTIZED FLOH. Uo)Breen grey in colour;1-2mri clots of a~yhiboles and chlcdthed aiBphiboles, Minor mottled look (similar to 1,50 - 11.95). Minor carbonate veining, quartz veining.
59.20 61.90 * MUDSTONE.!5j)silicified, pyrrhotite rich sudstone.2-3'X las garnets, usually in close clusters and bands; compositional banding with pyrrhotite seanis. Foliation is erratic indicating folding ie.froir 21 to 90 degrees. Average foliation 50 degrees Silicification is patchy but intense. 21 pyrrhotite, trace pyrite.
61.90 77,50 * KAFIC FLQtf, da!?kssive to moderately iclsated. Grey green in colour, fere veining; Ubiquitous granitic dyke;Pyrrhotite occu's as fine grained disseci!nations arc foliation phnes,
fe?,5E AU.a'.i feldspar uralite.Fiitjicclase. s'O'-ey cu.-:rlr, pjscovitt.
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r .50 73.40 Granitic dyke, PegmatiticKspar, quart:, hornblende, ainor susccvite.
J7.50 61.20 * GRANITIC DTCE (En) l Pegmatitic, Kith le* plagioclase-,2-3af!i k-spars ™ Interstitial quartz and hornblende.
Minor muscovite and garnet,
I contact 85 degrees. 1.20 85.40 * MUDSTOME and IRON FQR.KA7I9N (oxide) !5j) 14c)
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I Erc-Ki to grey blue in colour. Up to J/, sulphides- pyrhotite ) pyrite, Minor magnetite.
• fending is Hcis hide.l Alteration as chloritization, silicification and sericitization. ™ Moderately sagnetic.
Banding 55 degrees,
t4.00 B5.40 Dark grey to black in colour. Increased magnetism. Pyrrhotite as wispy stringers,
135,40 97.90 * m 1C FLOiJ. -la) Massive.Brey black green in colour Hinor veining as quart: ard carbonate veinlets.
l Soae veins are folded, ptygitatic producing e series o? "s" folds,•89.50 90.10 Mediui grained granitic dyke.
Miner coarse grained crystals.
I contact '"i5 degrees, 93.40 93.75 Sranitic dyke.'
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1 02.00 108.PO * mil FLD-i, ila) Hassive. Grey black in colc^;r,
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0.00 4.60 * CASING4.60 5,63 * MUDSTONE !5j)
Fine grained, light grey, weakly foliated.157. biotite along foliation planes.5.00 - foliation - 52 degrees.
5.30 5.33 Buartz vein.Dirty white with 5-10X muscovite.core axis angle - 65 degrees.
5.52 5.57 Quartz carbonate vein.Dirty brown-grey-K'hite.tederately carbonatized in bands.Core axis angle - 57 degrees.5.63 - Lower contact - gradational.
5.63 11.65 t MAFIC FLOW (la!Fine grained, K-diiM green-grey, weakly foliated, weakly sheared.10-15X fine to sedius grained, splotchy dark gree: eafic clots, elongatedparallel to fcliation.l OX fine grained felsic streaks, parallel to foliation.5X grey quart; veinlets, blebs as foliation infillings,5X biotite in local sheared areas.3-27, pyrite as blebs along foliation.
7,65 7.90 Sheared patches.2-37, pyrrhotite, IX pyrite blebs."Iks grey quart; blebs, veins, through altered patches.9,70 - foliation - 52 degrees.31.65 - lower contact gradational,
11.65 13.78 * MUDSTONE !5j!Fine grained, dark green, Kea'dy fDliated.5-10X, fine grained safic clots,
11,65 11,95 Local 52 pyrite blebs.12,00 - Foliation 5? degrees,
13,78 :4,68 * LITHIC WACKE I5d)Light green with 20?. fine gained nific clasts, parallel to moderate foliation,13,78 - upper contact - 55 degress.14,00 - fcliation - 50 degrees.14,65 - Loner contact - gradation:
14,68 19.54 * HAFIC FLO* ila)Fine grained, weak to Hcderately sheared.2-3X, l-2sr quartz veinlets along foliation.IX pyrite, IX pyrrhotitt as fine grained blebs,
19.5-!- 2?.70 * AKPHiBOLlTl/ED FLOS? (lo)
Kcderstely silicified,10-205 fins to nediU'f! crai-td srohitc-le elect,
19=54 - upper contact - 65 oegreet,21,00 - foliation - 65 degrees,2?,27 - lower icntaci: - 2c^ sh&ar.
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I fediuis to coarse qraine-d, sedius grey green, blotchy. Weakly foliated. Moderately silicified. 5-107. quartz blebs along foliation,
1 202. biotite oriented along foliation. 2-37. pyrite blebs, 29.70 - lower contact gradational.
—22.27 22, BO federate! y sheared.—Z9. 70 35.49 * MAFIC FLOW (la)™ Fine grained, uedlua green, weakly foliated.
Local quartz-feldspar stockwork, up to ISisi wide, oriented along foliation
• planes, with 2-37. pyrite and pyrrhotite blebs. 25:70 2?,?!) 10-207. medium to coarse grained sub-rounded fragments: quart: rich,
speckled medina grey-white, containing 3-W pyrite. Oriented along foliation.
1 29.90 - gradation^! loss of clasts. 34,00 35.4? Grades into medium grained, weakly foliated, adphi oolitic siafic fit* containing
up to 152 asphibolitic clots. ffi pyrite blebs along foliation.
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35.46 35.4? 3cs quartz vein.
I fed i us grey with 57. pyrite along fractures, Irregular boundaries.
35,4? 40.73 * HUDSTDNE (5 j)
I Dark grey, weakly foliated. Locally 107, biotite as foliation ip.fillings.
35,49 39.80 5X fine to Eedius grained, pink subhedral garnets, along foliation.2-3A pyrite along foliation,
l 37.50 - foliatiof! - fcS degrees. l 40.73 41,76 * EliPHlDE 3RDK3TKE S4f)
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1 5'?; grey quartz blebs along foliation !57. pyrrhotite, 5-72 pyrite stringers, blebs.
40.40 4i,7t 5X pyrrhotite, 10-I5X fine to issdiuj grained pini: stibhedrel garnets occr in— stringers and clcts along foliation. l 40.73 - upper contact - gradatitn;..! * 41. 1C - banding - 60 decr'ees.
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!i5,60 Cars grey, weakly foIisttD'.2-31 fine to edius grained, pink s'jb'neJral garr?t5 alcng foliition.57, pyrite blebs o'ierited flons; foliation.
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48.22 48.46 Interbanded:507. mudstone, light brown grey, micaceous.251 grey quartz bands (as replacement)102 pyrrhotite as stringers, blebs along banding.
'48.46 55.95 * HUDSTGNE (5j)Fine grained, weakly foliated.Silicified.Sheared patches with 10-15?. pyrrhotite.2-32 pyrrhotite stringers throughout.
50.00 53.00 l OX light grey quart; blebs, veinlets oriented ab-g foliation.50.40 - foliation - 52 degrees
53.00 55.95 Brading to a^hibolitic flos*?20-257, fine to siediua grained grey quartz clots (amphibole clot replaceient?)often sub-angular. Oriented along foliated,!OX biotite as foliation infilling^.{ 52 pyrite blebs, stringers along foliation,
5S.43 * ftfPHlEOLITIIED FLO* (So!Kediaii to coarse grained, weakly foliated, weakly sheared.Local grey quart: as amphibole clot replacement.5?. l-2.nl! quartz veinlets along foliation,10-202 biotite infilling* along shear planes.55,?5 - upper contact - 75 degret-s.56,80 - foliation - 60 degrees.
60.30 * SJLPHIDn IRONSTONE !4f!Fine grained, ssediuip gresi grey, lodfrately banded, weakly sheared.
53,70 Moderately silicified.!-2cffi bands.1-27, pyrrhotite, pyrite blebs,
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5S pyrite as stringers, blebs ffi l-3.Wi pink 58.?0 - bandin fedr-rately she n'ea'sly ca.rbc-natized, 301' osrset.235, light Q'cy rud^KP. ;5'i grey qa-tz. 102 pyrite stringers, blebs.
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67.75 * AHFHIBOLITIZED FLOW (lo) 63.09 !fejia* green grey, stassive to weakly foliated.
\ l OX amphibole clots, 307. grey quart: clots (asphibole clot replaceoent).10-152 biotite along foliation.63,09 - lower contact - irregular.
67.75 Coarse grained, massive to weakly foliated.66.70 - foliation - 55 degrees67,75 - lower contact - 72 degrees
68,00 * nmm. (5j;Dark green grey, sassive to weakly foliated. No sulphides,67.85 - foliation - 50 degrees 68.00 - lower contact - 55 degrees *
63,00 70,25 t SULPHIDE IRONSTONE iWModerately banded, weakly sheared,Silicified,607. (iediuffl grey greer, ssudstons.!5J grey quart;5-lOX fine to Eedius grained, pink subhedral garnets.5-77. pyrrhotite including local i.Seis sassive pyrrhotite bleb,!OX pyrite as stringers, blebs along foliation.2-3X, l-2(n-;: diopside crystals.
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7-3/, pyrite stri^srs, 77,05 - folist:,: " Koderste!y sheared,
Biotiferca;,S!; quart; vsinlets,5X pyrite blebs ind st.'ing?rs s-cog shes'-;:;j.
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P "0.96 62.90 * SULPHIDE IRONSTONE 14f) 0.90 82.DO Silicified, moderately interbedded:
45X green to grey redstone, 23i grey quart: las replacement!.
l 102 pink feldspar clots, ^ Local carbonatite;! stringers.
i 02 pyrrhotite, pyrite as blebs stringers along foliation.
| B0.9fc - upper contact - 55 degrees, weakly gradatisnal. 81.40 - foliation - 53. degrees
82,00 62.40 fephibolitijed ilw.
I teiii!* grained. 2-3X pyrrhotite, 1-22 pyrite bleb;, Diopside rich bands. 32,05 - upper contact - 60 degrees
152,10 82.90 3d phi de ironstone, Sinilsr to 60. YD - 82,00 65X greenish grey rudstone.
I 5X quart: rich, 82.90 - lower contact - 62 degrees
82.90 94.55 * WSPHIBOLITIZED FLOW llo) 32,90 83.33 Diorite
rlediu;- grained, isoderately foliated.70X fine grained feldspar clots, elongated slightly along foliation.202 biotite along shearing.
1 57. pyrrhotite, 2-3X pyrite as blebs along foliation. Locally interbank with asphibolitiztd flow belw, 82, 90 - Upper ca-itici: - 62 degrees,
1 83,33 - Low?r ccnts:t - 62 degrees, 33,33 84.35 Asphibolitized flow
Fine grii^ed, hsak to acderatsly foliated. l OS biolite, Ideally 25X near lcw?r contact.
l 2-3X pyrrhotite, pyrite as blebs along foliation. B Lrca! diorite iRtrusions, < JOcs side; contacts at 65 degress.
Diorite sisilflr to B2,?0 - 83, 33, with ap to W, blebs pyrrhotite, pyrite along
• foliation. 83,80 - folistio-; - 63 degrees S4.35 - l oxer contact - cbscurred by broken core.
IS4.35 99.40 * ^DSTONE i5j! fedi^T, greenish grey, riOderstely banded. Silicified. l-3c!T! bands,
I 2-3'/. pyrhotite, pyritf as stringers, blebs alwg -oliatior., Local silty grey q^srt: veinuts, with :jp to 0,5 :i pyrite, pyr^hotite risking,
S'iijv Saiphidj ironstone.
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45,6 - 4B.5 Intensely Silicified BIF, with 20-25X pyrrhotite, 5X pyrite.
1 58.43 - 60.23 Silicifisd BIF, Kith m pyrrhotite, 51 pyrite, lcoly carbon- iti:ed.
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.462^51 Departure Dip-Collar -43. Ov BEOPHISY, ANOM. Latitude Beariiig 190,00
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TO DESCRIPTION
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29.99 COARSE GRAINED FLOW (lg)
3fc.52 INTENSELY SILICIFIED AMD SLIPHID2ZED FLOW.
4S.69 rSFIC fi® (lil
50.85 DIORITE DYKE !6a)
74. 7D I'AFIC FLOK i i? i
78.06 INTtKEELY SILICIFIED AND SLLPHID32ED FLOiv,
18,17 MAFIC PLOW !la)
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0,00 6.10 * CASING.4,10 29.99 * COARSE BRAINED FLM (lg)
Dark green, massive to weakly foliated, sediira to coarse grained,Moderately biotiferous.Localized deci-aetre scale widths of 2-3X felsic aicrolites.Very sparse potassium rich quartz veins (l-2cia wide!.Trace disseminated sagnetite.17,JO - foliation 55 degrees.
27.96 29.42 Silicified haloes with 1-2X stringers, surround sparse quartz veins,29.00 - foliation - 62 degrees
29.99 36,52 i INTENSELY SILICIFIED AND BtlPHIDIZED FLOW.frey, green-grey and brownish-grey, weak to moderate foliation,federate!y folded/contorted,Biotiferous stringers throughout,
29,?? 31=03 Intensely silicified, 1-21 fine grained disseminated pyrrhotite, 2-3'i finegrained aggregates of pyrite.30,01 - foliation - 53 degrees.
31.03 31.38 Graphitic horizon, ifeakly folded with 2-37. pyrite stringers.31.30 - foliation - 74 degrees.
31,38 31,74 Sane as 29.99 - 3!,03. 31.74 32,72 federately contorted with sedius grained anhedral to subhedral aggregates- of
pyrrhaiitei!0-12X) and pyrite!3-4X). 32.72 33,28 Massive suphides Kith 15-20)1 angdsr and rounded sedius to coarse grained
quartz fragments,32.72 33,13 Pyrrhotite rich dsatris. 33,13 33,?e pyrite rkh satris. 33,28 34,?3 Strongly silicified, banded with 1-22 pyrrhotite.
1-27. coarse grained almandine garnets.33,80 - foliation - 7B degrees.
3',?3 35.63 Sane j? 31.74 - 32.72 but only aildly deforwd. 35.53 36.03 Eiailsf to 32.72 - 33,28; 20-252 subrounded coarse to very coarse grained
quartz in a pyrrhotite rich groundless. 3i.[3 36.52 Ss^e K 29,?? - 31,03.
36,20 - folia-iDi - 66 degrees, IS.t? * MAFIC fim (la!
Dfrk qrec-n, tine grained, locally redius grained,Biotife-ous bands S-2c* wide throughout,Sparse contorted quart: carbonate veining.Weakly silicified, locally moderate.Tr3te pvrrhotit; striro?rs.41,3C - foliation - 76 degrees.46, '-O - foliation - 70 degrees,
50,85 * DIK1 T: DYKE (6a!L-.g-;t grey, fedia grained: ^aS-:ly fo'iatd,m biotite,Trace diss-etinatec! pyrite,jpppr CCTi'act " 60 d?Q*E3S.
Loxer cwtact - 58 degrees, 74.7C * hAriC FiO^ !!j)
Dark crK-n v fine g'ained, weakly to -.zcerately foliate;!.V.tieraiE-ly b;"tifer5u;; K bai'Js c; l-5cTi ^ice.ft^Hf qja-tz And ^uartz-carbcnjite reinir.g and Eili:ifi?d ba^idi,
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T race disseminated st-lphides.54,00 - foliation - 80 degrees.59.50 - foliation - 73 degrees.
62.25 63.65 Moderately to intensely silicified flow.Blue-grey to grey-green, weakly foliated.2-3X pyrrhotite as fine grained dissertations and stringers.Trace 27. pyrite as bands of fine grained aggregates,62,39: 6c(Ti wide band of pyrrhotite with 257. quartz fragments.62.50 - foliation - 63 degrees.
66,45 74,70 Weakly silicified flow.69.20 - foliation - 57 degrees.
71,97 72.76 2-3X stringers and blebs of pyrrhotite end trace to IX blebs of chalcopyritedisseminated throughout and associated with quartz reining,
74.70 78.06 * INTENSELY SILICIFIED ftND BULPHIDIZED FLOW. 74,70 75.06 Erey brown, jcderateiy sericitic and foliated.
wsakly carbonated,2-3X disseminated pyrrhotite and trace to IX pyrite blebs.74.90 - foliation - 6! degrees.
75.03 76.93 Supbide rich zone; 20-302 fine to very coarse grained subrounded to angularfragments in a massive pyrrhotite otris.47. replacement of pyrrhotite by frauboida! pyrite.crosscutting quartz veins l-Jo?, wide.
76,93 78,06 Strongly to moderately silicified with fine grained aggregates and stringers ofpyrrhotite i3-4V.) and pyrite (1-2X).
73,06 Sit. 17 i'HftPICFLDif (Sa)Dark green, fine to sediucs grained, weak to Boderate foliation and weaklysilicified.Locally up to 3-4X seins grained, skeletal ahardine garnets.Moderately abundant distorted quartz veining, occasionally associated with
federate to weak biotizaticn, n pyrrhotite and trace pyrite overall.
79*06 80,j? 2-3X pyrrhotite and 1-22 pyrite overall within ga r netife^oas, w?akly silicified flos,80,60 - foliation - 51 degrees.S2.50; 15cji wide section with 3X pyrrhotite within garnet bearing quartz veins Core asis angle - 50 degress,3-3,38; 13ca wide quart: vein; jiottlsd grey, pint and green, frecciated with 5-2 l pyrite blebs.
E:4.5i; : Dcr , ; ids t ^derat&ly silicified with 2-3/ dissainated pyrrbtite,Ei, 60 - fDluUo" - 66 degrees,57,30; 26c" wi^? section of inte' i s?, folded qu-r'.: fining with 71 pyrrhotite
5;s'se. \:,':r-. wi; r E qi'srt:: veins, ra^ualy oriented with 5-2?, pyrrhotite and
-B9.70 - fclia1::^ - 68 degrees,,15 isc-ioT o* K::;-y qu-s^t: veins with tr?,c? to 21 prrhotiLe stringers.
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1-2X pyrite as l-2iM bar,d near downhole contact.tipper contact - 65 degrees,Lower contact - 53 degrees.105.00 - foliation - 59 degrees.
107.15 308.S Moderately silicified and biotiferous with sparse thin quart; veins.2S pyrrhotite stringers overall.112.00 - foliation - 63 degrees
113.65 154.85 federatsly to strongly silicified locally, moderately sericitic bands.Sparse Bedims grained garnets.Trace l'/, dissesiaated pyrrhotite.114,55: 3cn ride garnetiferous quartz-carbonate vein (contacts - fcO degrees!ii6.90 - foliation - 61 deg-ecs.
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23.70 25.65
25.85 26, 60
26. BO 33, 40
33.40 33.90
33,90 58.40
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66.50 82.10
62,10 84,30
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DESCRIPTION
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ALTERED MISSION iftLTD 5j
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Grey green in colour.Massive to weakly foliated.(teak pervasive chloritization of unit.rktrix of fine grained hornblende, chlorite and interstitial feldspar.Hinor reining M quartz and carbonate stringers.
4.00 i!,20 * SItlClFIFJ) MUDSTONE iSLFD 5j)Medius to light green in colour,Patchy intense silicification caused by ubiquitous white quartz veinlets;veirdng produces brecciated texture;Silicic overprint produces hazy appearance and light greer, colour.Trace pyrite.Hediu" to blue oxide stein on fracture surfaces.Sections o? 2-32 subhedral staurolite crystals, 2-2cs in sue.
31.20 23.90 * MUDSTONE (5j)Passive to (federate! y banded.ledian grey green to black in colour.Ri nor veining as quartz and feldspar rich veinlets,Minor k-spar in veins.
19,90 21,50 Silicified sections of rudstone.Caused by ubiquitous quart; veining.Kail rock is bleached of colour and silicified adjacent to veins.Silicic overprint causes hazy definition of texture.
23.90 * 8NE1SSIC ROCK.Ml banded rock, alternating light green to white bands witn dark green toblack bands.2m - 5c® wide bands.sedimentary origin.minor silicification,Could be flaser texture.
25.E5 26.80 * CHLORITE SuHIST/SLtPHIDE IRONSTONE !4f; Black ir- colour. E:-:tre;T.elv well foliated,5/i pyrrhotite and pyrite as !-2m wide wispy st'ingers parallel to and cross cutting foliation. Ro;k is poorly indurated.l-2ii bleached garnets at upper and lcsner contacts. Schistosity 78 degrees,
26. 3J 33,^0 t FELDSPAR PC?DHYRBELftS T ! C SED3EMS. i 5t)fioderate1. 1/ t; well foliated siudstcne with feldspar porph/rcblists;i-?c.? ir; d,ir,i-ter.Po'phyroblists are 35 r ''gates of crystals rathe- than one tingle crystal, white[t! "lour, "ojerately E-lo'jated.fetrii! is fin? sr^i"i;d 'jdstone, "Ddc-^ctsly chlDr itized.
3:^0 33,90 * Ec;"r'5E IF;(!NSTONE. W 2
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Mudstone typified by :a si de bands and beds;Unit is dark grey in colour;Ubiquitous veining throughout causes chloritization and silicification ofadjacent Kallrock;veining occurs 35 quart:, quartz-carbonate and quartz-feldspar,2iifi-5c9 wide.Local biotite alteration.
58.40 59.40 t PASSIVE PYRITE CONDUCTOR.unit looks like a volcanic breccia, with pyrite and pyrrhotite surroundingbreccia fragaents;Fragments are rounded, slightly elongated and quartz rich;Black chlorite occurs in l-7m wide seams throughout unit.
53.45 58.55 2uart: feldspar porphyry.Brey blue aatrix, H'rffi feldspar phenocrysts.
53.S 5S.SO 3X pyrite as wispy stringers in dark grey to black sudstone; 58.30 57.30 10-15Z pyrite, good conductor,
Magnetic susceptibility 200 SI units. 5?,40 64.50 t ALTERED niDSTONE (ftLT3 5j)
Alteration occurs as chloritization and kaolinization;Rock is (Bderately foliated to schistose;Light green in colour, soft.Pyrite occurs as fine grein dissemination - l'/.;Staurolite occurs as subhedral to euhedral crystals, usually grouped togetherir; close proximity;ft nor veining as quart: and quartz-carbonate;Magnetic susceptibility 50 SI units.Light blue oxide stain on fracture structure;
&6.50 32.10 * fiuDSTfWF(5j)"ediani grey gre^n in colour;*i3ssivE to iroderateSy foliated;Banji'g is 2;s to 2cs wide;VgLnin; ss 2-tcn wide quartz and carbonate veins;
72,70 82,10 Ubiquitous veiningDrear as quartz k-spsr veins up td 4c* wide, as *el! as qui-'tz CArbsnate vehsand yeiruets;Lccal biotite alteration adjacent to intense leini.nc; Staurolite as kn hidesybhadral to ejhedra! crystals;Pyrite occurs as sheared crystals along foliation planes;"olUticn - 62 deg'ess;
B2,!D 85,30 * jLIClFIEC ^DSTDNEiSLFD 5j)llediuT. to ijo-1; crty in cal cur;cer vasivs intense silicifcjtion.Slae qrsy to white qu^t;: vsins ir e ubis^ibas,Vening is p?ra!lel to foiiatiDn - 5S degrees,\'( :w garnets, pink in colour, randois t'nroug'io-t fiil.Silicification caises hczy autlines of veirinq f-id c^vstals.l^neiic susceptibility V) SI u.-;i':s.
5i-.30 105,w * ShRNtT r'UBCOvSIE SCHIS T '.IVi
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I srey brown in colour, srft; Trace to l X pyrue sseared along schistosity,
39.70 90.50 silicified section;
I Diffuse crystal ajtlin.es; Ubiquitous blue grey quartz veins;
97.50 100.80 Barnet, chlorite rich zone.
• Feldspar phenocrysts l-2wi in size; Moderately foliated at 65 degrees. Trace pyrite.
500.80 101.60 Silicified fiudstone;
I Diffuse veins and crystal boundaries fron? pervasive silicification. iOl.SD 102.10 107. Iwn garnets in njdstone. 102.10 105.60 Silicified siudstDns;
I Pstchy intense silicification; Trace pyrite.
105.60 105,80 f EMD OF HOLE.
• Casing pulled. Geophysical conductor 58.40 - 59.W.
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Dspth Dip Azimuth Test 97.0 - 43 fiOTQ
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24,12 27,00 Feldspar porphyroblastic wackeFine to nedia/n grained, light grey, moderately sheared-brecciated host.Feldspar porphyroblasts locally absent,Local chlorite alteration in fractures.Moderately kaolini:ed.Trace local bands o? fin? grained staurolite,24.12s - Upper contact - 64 degrees..27.00s - Lower contact - gradations!.
27.00 3-3.15 Feldspar porphyroblastic audstoneSimilar to 22.60 - 24.12.2-37, pyrite along fractures.
29, ?4 30.04 fephibolitized Flew.Hedius grained, eassive.30X fine grained staurolite near contacts.29.94ffi - Upper contact - 50 degrees.30.0451 - Loi'er contact - sheared
30.1? 30,20 Cashed, rounded core, 30.20 32.70 5-{ grey quartz blebs, along foliation,
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33,155. - Loher contact - 60 degrees, 3cis gradations!. 33,15 40,07 * FELDSPAR 8A&S !5ci
Fine to asdiuis grained, grey-grsen, seakly folia'.ed-shesred.Hoderatp alteration to kaolinite,2-35 biotite along foliation.Locally 52 pyrrhotite, 2V, pyrite blebs in fsdera'.ely sheared areas.
33,90 34.15 Feldspar-quartz rich bands.Sreenish buff feldspar,Ore/ quartz.
35,00 35,35 Coa'ss gained, strongly sheared,C?:'bor:ati:sd, locally quartz rich,•fe-diua grained diopside crystals.
3c; .r7 3i,3B Silicified feldspar porphyryFine b "cdii;r grained, sut-ajhedral feldrpa",Lbppr contact ~ broken core,36,10 - foliation - 45 degrees.3i,3Ss - Lower contact - 50 desrses.
3?,30 '0.07 5-77i ~i"? grained, pink, subbedfsl garnets.30,07? - lci*r contact - 55 degress.
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42.30 42.35 Quartz vein.Concurrent with foliation.Medium grey with snafic banding throughout, 57. weakly chloritized.51 fine grained garnets and garnet clots, along mth 107, nediuat graineddiopside crystals, riffling vein.1-2X pyrrhotite blebs.42,83 - lower contact - 60 degrees.
42.83 59,35 * INTERBANDED (WrilBOLHIZED FLCWriAFJC flW l!o,ia)Fine grained, dark green, locally Ira amphibole clots.feakly to fsoderately foliated, locally weakly sheared.5-10X biotite as foliation infillings.3-22 quartz-carbonate veinlets.Locally 57, pyrrhotite along foliation.
42.63 46,30 107. fine to aediws grained, pink, subhedral garnets.47,45s - foliation - 58 degrees.
59.35 66.95 * INTERBANK!) ftKFHi&QLITIZED FLOH/FELDSPflTHlC KftCKE l!o,5c)Fine grained, sedis, grey, green, weak to soderately foliated, locally sheared.Locally 15-207. felsic jsicrostreaks, parallel to foliation.Local feldspar porphyroblastic texture, of 10X fine to ledia* grained buff-pinkfeldspar, in feldspar rich bands.fephifcolitic flow up to 157. biotite.tipper contact - gradational.K-, 45 - foliation - 50 degrees.t2;95r - foliation - 5C degrees.
55.95 63.3: * FELISPm POWHYROELASTIC AffHIBDLITHED FLOW ilojspr!feieratfciy sheared, aediar. grained arphibolitized f lot-.!*-3derstelv silicified,5-157, fine to nsdias grained, sub-euhecral, buff-oranQe k-;p,r, raridca.3-57 pyrite.Upper contact - gradational.
f.54 t SILICIFIED SliLFTlIDE IRONSTONE I4f,sil!Intensely silicified, weakly bar.dsd sulphide iroistone,*i:!de.r ately shffa'-ed, weakly brecciated.
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74.35 80.55 fiflphibole clots grade fine to sediuffi grained. 73.45 75.25 Silicification of feldspar crystals (quartz replaced).
Contacts 2c* gradational.75,85s - foliation - 57 degrees.
76.95 80.55 Coarse grained amphibolitized flow.5X feldspar clots.80.55s - Lower contact - interbanding lOcni, 60 degrees.
60.55 62,00 * HllDSTQNE !5j) E0.55 B1.20 Moderately sheared.
Mf-green feldspar clots.57, pyrrhotite,
81.20 81.50 Silicified sulphide ironstone, broken core.607. quartz replaced bands.157. grey mudstone.157, pyrrhotite, l-251 pyrite as foliation infillings, blebs.
81,50 82.00 Green, weakly banded rudstone.81.75s - foliation - 55 decrees.Lower contact - irregular quartz-carbonate band.
B2.00 91.25 * fiHPHlBOLlTIZED KAF 1C FLOS4 (lo)Fine grained, weakly foliated,Local feldspar up to 5-751.Locally sheared, 2-32 pyrrhotite, IX pyrite.
?i.25 92,33 * SILICIFIED SULPHIDE IRONSTONE,(40Silicified, weakly bended sulphide ironstone. tfeaUy fractured,407, quartz replaceaent,307. green Bedstone,157. fine grained aqihibolitiied flow,5h fine grained, buff-orange feldspar clots.(10^ pyrrhotite, 2-3Z pyrite.92,85 - banding - 70 degrees.
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Summary of Work Performance and Distribution of CreditsTotal Work Days Cf. claimed
for Performance of the following work. (Check one only)
fj Manual Work
rjShaft Sinking Drifting or other Lateral Work.
FJ Compressed Air, other Power driven or mechanical equip.
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]'-) 'arnonc' or other Core drillingLand Survey
All the work was performed on Mining Claim(s): cep ATTACHED
Required Information eg: type of equipment, Names, Addresses, etc. (See Table Below)
SEE ATTACHED
Date of Report
FEBRUARY 14, 1989gent Ufignature)
Certification Verifying Report of Workl 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
JEFF S. ACKERT, 20 ADELAIDE ST. E., TORONTO, ONTARIO
SUITE 1100, M5C 2T6Date Certified
FEBRUARY 14, 1989Certified bytSign
Table of Information/Attachments Required by the Mining Recorder
Type of Work
Manual Work
Shaft Sinking, Drifting or other Lateral Work
Compressed air, other power driven or mechanical equip.
Power Stripping
Diamond or other core drilling
Land Survey
Specific information per type
Nil
Type of equipment
Type of equipment and amount expended. Note: Proof of actual cost must be submitted within 30 days of recording.
Signed core log showing; footage, diameter of core, number and angles of holes.
Name and address of Ontario land surveyor.
Other information (Common to 2 or more types)
Names and addresses of men who performed manual work /operated equipment, together with dates and hours of employment.
Names and addresses of owner or operator together with dates when drilling/strippingdone.
Nil
Attachments
Work Sketch: these are required to show the location and extent of work in relation to the nearest claim post.
Work Sketch (as above) in duplicate
Nil
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CLAIMS885283885284885285885286885287885288885289885290885291885292885293885294885295885296885297885298885299885300885301885302885303885324885325885326885327885328885329885330885331885332885333885334885335885336885337885338885339885340885341885342885343885344886723886724886733886743886744863495874855
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SCHEDULE "A"(Whitmore)
CLAIMS863496863497863498863499863500874865874866874867886498886499886734886510886511886512886513886514886515886516886517886518886519886520886521886522886523886524886525886526886527886528886529886530886531886532886533886534886535886536886537886538886539886540886541886542874850874851874852874853874854
DAYS20202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020
No. of Clairos^S3762. o Z,
Credits Available=37-71r73 Credits Used !^1960.00
Credits Banked/B 02. 02,
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1988 EXPLORATION PROGRAM DIAMOND DRILLING ASSESSMENT CREDITS
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HOLE88038804880588068807880888098810881188128813
START09/15/8809/16/8809/18/8809/21/8809/21/8809/22/8809/24/8809/24/8809/25/8809/26/8809/28/88
FINISH09/17/8809/18/8809/20/8809/22/8809/22/8809/23/8809/24/8809/25/8809/26/8809/27/8809/29/88
DIP/AZI45/08045/19045/19045/19045/19045/19045/19045/19045/19045/19045/190
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