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Moss Lake Gold Mines Ltd. - Moss Lake Project

Significant Assay Values - 2003 Diamond Drillingo #7 S O l"*~^

DDKML-03-010

ML-03-011

ML-03-012

From30.20

49.95

119.73

160.27

162.00

167.31

183.61

188.00

191.46

28.73

49.69

57.91

67.34

90.88

109.55

142.54

175.36

To31.17

52.27

120.17

160.93

163.86

167.81

184.14

189.00

192.00

29.65

50.68

58.61

68.18

91.46

110.60

144.11

175.85

Au (g/t) 1 m1.247/0.97

1.397/2.32

3.125/0.44

1.062/0.66

6.911/1.86

1.351/0.50

1.215/0.53

3.512/1.00

1.348/0.54

3.772/0.92

3.043/0.99

1.674/0.70

1.959/0.84

1.701/0.58

1.462/1.05

3.070/1.57

7.228 / 0.49

Comments ** *Mafic to intermediate banded tuffs containing 707o pyrite and 1 "/o pyrrhotite stringers and lenses.Weakly to strongly hematized felsic ash and crystal tuff with 5*Ya pyrite (composite of three assays).Mafic to intermediate ash tuff with 2007o pyrite as lenses.Weakly chloritic felsic ash and crystal tuffs and agglomerate. 2507o quartz flooding, with 1007o pyrite and 5"7o pyrrhotite.Felsic ash and crystal tuffs and agglomerate. 10 to 5007o quartz flooding with up to 2007o pyrite and 3 07o pyrrhotite.Felsic ash and crystal tuffs and agglomerate. \Q07o quartz stringers and flooding, 707o pyrite.Felsic ash and crystal tuffs and agglomerate. 3007o quartz flooding, 1007o pyrite.Felsic ash and crystal tuffs and agglomerate. 5 07o pyrite as lenses.Felsic ash and crystal tuffs and agglomerate. 5 07o quartz flooding, 1007o pyrite.Sericitic ash and crystal tuffs, 3"7o quartz- calcite stringers and up to 1007o pyrite.Felsic pyroclastics with 5 07o pyrite as thin lenses.Felsic ash and crystal tuff. S'Ya quartz flooding and veining with 1007o pyrite.Intermediate ash and lapilli tuff. 1 5*^ pyrite as scattered blebs, lenses.Intermediate ash and lapilli tuff. 3^o thin quartz-calcite stringers and 1007o scattered pyrite.Intermediate to felsic ash, crystal and lapilli tuff. IW/o pyrite as bands and lenses.Intermediate to felsic ash, crystal and lapilli tuff. 6007o quartz flooding and 10 to 15 07o pyrite. Interval includes a 66 cm syenite dyke.Intermediate to felsic ash, crystal and lapilli tuff. 10 to 1507o pyrite as stringers and lenses.

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COMPANY MOSS LAKE GOLD MINES LTD. J|TWP. OR AREA: MOSS TWP. ||HOLE NUMBER:

PROPERTY:

ML-03-008

MOSS LAKE HCLAIM NO: TB 81 2265 ||NTS: 52 B 1 10 SE

Location Grid N 43+75 S E 8+00 UTM zone: NAD 27 Zone 15 Northing: 5377847 Easting: 669766 Claim Distribution: TB 81 2265 - 1 00070Location from nearest claim post:Dates Drilled: Drilled By: Dates Logged: Logged By: Assayed By:Overburden: Casing Recovered: Equipment left in hole Drill collar marked by:

Water Source: Length of Water Line:

Collar is 50m north and 160m east of No 3 post, 812265

From: Sept. 9, 2003 To: Sept. 13,2003 Chibougamau Diamond Drilling Ltd. From: Sept. 10, 2003 To: Sept. 13, 2003 David S. Hunt, P. Geo Accurassay Ltd., Thunder Bay

7.98m Casing left in hole

: 9m NW casing, 1 shoe bit Post in casing with metal tag affixed

Wawiag River 1100m

Purpose of Hole:

Results:

Comments:

Special Drilling Procedures:

To test historic gold-in-humus anomalies and IP anomaly #13.

IP anomaly is explained by locally conductive, graphitic, interflow sediments from 182.64 to 183.46. No significant assay results.

14 samples: 17868 -17881. Core stored at Moss Lake core farm.

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Collar Elevation:

Azimuth: Dip at Collar: Final Length: Core Size: Core Diameter: Hole Makes Water: Core Recovery:

446m

336 -46

201.00m NQ

47.6 mm no

100"7o

Dip TestsDepth Az. Dip

0 336 -46 15 336 -45.5

100 336 -45 201 336 44.5

* corrected

Type Brunton Acid* Acid*

Acid*

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PROPERTY: Moss Lake

LOGGED BY: D. S. Hunt

IntervalFrom

0.00

7.98

81.48

To

7.98

81.48

84.74

Length(m)

7.98

73.50

3.26

CODE

OB

2A

SB

DESCRIPTION

CASING IN OVERBURDEN. .

HEMATITIC RHYOLITIC FLOWS. Pale pink to mediumbrownish pink to salmon pink, fine grained to aphanitic, hard tomoderately hard, locally weakly magnetic. Weak to nohematitization from 58 to 74m; rock is pale grey colour. Weaklyfractured, often with calcitic fracture-fillings. Local thinautobreccia zones with calcitic matrix. Trace pyrite asdisseminated cubes, normally associated with fracture-fillings.Weak foliation at 25-55 degrees to core axis.12.10-12.14: Quartz-calcite-chlorite vein (non-mineralized) at45 to 50 deg.16.91 - 17.68: Locally weakly magnetic hematitic rhyolite with30"Xo dark grey alteration patches. 307o thin, wispy quartz-calcitestringers. Scattered pyrite up to 5"7o.22.52 - 22.54: Thin calcite vein at 30 deg.40.37 - 40.73: 10"7o thin, wispy calcite-quartz stringers asfracture-fillings at various angles. 1007o fine pyrite alongfractures.43.90 - 44.16: Mafic dyke. Medium brownish green, finegrained, soft to moderately soft, non-magnetic. Upper contactsharp at 40 deg, lower contact irregular.53.45 - 55.00: Mafic dyke - possibly lamprophyre. Pale tomedium greyish brown, fine grained, porphyritic, with maficphenocrysts to 0.5 cm, soft, weakly to moderately magnetic.Upper and lower contacts sharp and chilled at 35 and 20 degrespectively.62.06 - 62.09: Calcite-chlorite vein at 45 deg.Lower contact sharp at 60 deg.

DIORITE DYKE. Medium to dark grey, fine to medium grained, moderately soft tomoderately hard, locally weakly to moderately magnetic. Weakfoliation at 45 deg. 307o thin calcite fracture fillings at variousangles. Trace to 1 07o pyrite, mainly associated with fracture-fillings.Lower contact sharp at 70 deg.

Sample

17868

17869

From

16.91

40.37

HOLE NO: ML-03-008

DATE(S) LOGGED: Sept. 11-13, 2003

To

17.68

40.72

Int.(m)

0.77

0.35

Au

g/t

0.003

0.003

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

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PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

84.74

177.34

178.33

182.64

To

177.34

178.33

182.64

183.46

Length(m)

92.60

0.99

4.31

0.82

CODE

2A

9D

2A

4F

DESCRIPTION

INTERMEDIATE VOLCANIC FLOWS AND PYROCLASTICS.

Pale to medium grey, locally has a reddish cast when weaklyhematitic near top of unit. Very fine grained, moderately soft tohard, locally weakly magnetic. Locally fractured, with chlorite orcalclte-filled fractures. Rare small epidote spots and hairlinefracture-fillings at various angles. Trace scattered pyrite.

Weak foliation at 35 - 65 deg.108.00 - 130.00: Becomes very weakly hematitic and locallymoderately magnetic.136.41 - 138.52: Agglomerate or autobreccia, withclasts/fragments up to 3 cm. Up to 5Va scattered pyrite. Uppercontacts sharp at 60 and 30 deg, respectively.137.11 - 137.90: 5"Xo pyrite as scattered cubes and blebs.140.39 - 141.13: Agglomerate, with 507o thin calcite stringersand fracture-fillings at various angles. 3Vo scattered pyrite.

Lower contact sharp at 55 deg.

BIOTITE SYENITE DYKE Greyish brick red, medium to coarse grained, moderately hardto hard, weakly magnetic. 5"7o disseminated pyrite cubesthroughout. Chilled margins; intermediate volcanic contacts arealso chilled and weakly hematized.Lower contact sharp at 45 deg.

INTERMEDIATE TO FELSIC VOLCANIC FLOWS. Similar to 84.74 - 177.34, with minor agglomerate. Weaklysericitic toward bottom of unit.Foliation at 45 deg.Lower contact broken.

CONDUCTIVE MINERALIZED HORIZON GRAPHITIC INTERFLOW SEDIMENTS.Dark grey to black, banded to finely laminated (tops notdetermined). Rock consists of interbedded intermediate tuffs,chert, graphitic zones, minor fine to coarse grained clasticsediments, thin limonite and pyrite bands. Banding contortedbut mainly at 40 deg. 1007o pyrite throughout.

Sample

17870

17871

From

137.11

177.34

HOLE NO: ML-03-008


To

137.90

178.33

Int.(m)

0.79

0.99

Aug/t

0.003

0.007

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

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PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

183.46

To

201.00

Length(m)

17.54

CODE

2C

DESCRIPTION

GRAPHITE CONDUCTIVE AT 182.78.182.64-183.00: Graphitic interflow sediments. 1007o pyrite asblebs, stringers and thin laminations.183.00 - 183.46: Interflow sediments, mainly fine clasticsediments interbedded with thin limonite, chert and pyrite-hematite bands. 100Xo pyrite.Lower contact sharp, but faulted, at 50 deg.

INTERMEDIATE TO FELSIC ASH TUFF Pale to medium yellowish to buff brown, very fine to mediumgrained, moderately soft to hard, non-magnetic. Locally weaklyto moderately sericitic. Up to 3"Xo scattered pyrite as cubes andsmall lenses.3 - 5"Xo quartz veins, to 2 cm, mainly parallel to foliation.Possible minor chert interbeds. Locally finely laminated ashtuff. Rare thin graphitic lenses or slips parallel to foliation.Foliation, locally contorted, at 15 - 50 deg.183.46 - 183.76: Faulted, with 15"Xo interbedded interflowsediments as per above unit. 10Vo thin quartz-calcite stringersat various angles. 7"7o scattered pyrite, mainly associated withfractures and interflow sediments.1 83.76 - 1 84.72: 5 QXo thin quartz-calcite veinlets at variousangles. Trace scattered pyrite.184.72 - 185.21: 300Xo intercalated off-white chert beds.Contorted bedding. 3"Xo pyrite associated with fractures andlaminations.189.81 -190.22: Non-mineralized quartz vein, at 45 deg, from190.10 - 190.20. r/o scattered pyrite cubes.190.84-191.26: Smoky quartz vein at 35 - 45 deg. 3"7o pyriteas scattered cubes.198.24 - 201 .00: Strongly silicified and weakly fractured. Tracepyrite.

End of Hole

Sample

17872

17873

17874

17875

17876

17877

17878

17879

1788017881

From

182.64

183.00

183.46

183.76

184.72

189.81

190.84

198.24

199.18200.18

HOLE NO: ML-03-008


To

183.00

183.46

183.76

184.72

185.21

190.22

191.26

199.18

200.18201.00

Int.

(m)

0.36

0.46

0.30

0.96

0.49

0.41

0.42

0.94

1.000.82

Au

g/t

0.078

0.026

0.005

0.003

0.003

0.009

0.003

0.003

0.0030.003

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003

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PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom To

Length JCODE 1 DESCRIPTION 1 Sample l From

(m) j | l)

HOLE NO: ML-03-008


To Int. 1 Au

(m) | g/t

Cuppm

Pbppm

Znppm

Signed By:

26/10/2003

COMPANY: Moss Lake Gold Mines Ltd. TWP. OR AREA: Moss Twp.PROPERTY Moss Project JCLAIM NO: TB 81 2262

Location Grid 43+00 S 24+00 E UTM zone: NAD 27, Zone 15 Northing: 5378071 Easting: 670199 Claim Distribution: TB 81 2262 - 1 0007oLocation from nearest claim post:

Collar is 5m north and 75m east of No. 4 post, TB 812262

Dates Drilled: From: Sept. 13, 2003 To: Sept. 16,2003 Drilled By: Chibougamau Diamond Drilling Ltd. Dates Logged: From: Sept. 14, 2003 To: Sept. 18, 2003 Logged By: David S. Hunt, P. Geo Assayed By: Accurassay Labs, Thunder Bay ONOverburden: 2.38m Casing Recovered: Casing left in hole Equipment left in hole: 9m NW casing and 1 shoe bit Drill collar marked by: post in casing with metal tag affixed

Water Source: Wawiag River Length of Water Line: 2000m

Purpose of Hole:

Results:

Comments:


To test IP anomalies #1 1 and #1 2

The IP anomalies are explained by a) conductive graphitic iron formation containing up to 1507o pyrrhotite and 1007o pyrite, from 66.28 to 67.83m, and b) conductive graphitic sediments and chert from 163. 25 to 164.52m. No significant assay results.21 samples: 17882 - 17900; 7401 - 7402. Core stored at Moss Lake core farm.

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HOLE NUMBER: ML-03-009NTS: 52 B 1 10 SE

Collar Elevation: 449m

Azimuth: 156 Dip at Collar: -45 Final Length: 201m Core Size: NQ Core Diameter: 47.6mm Hole Makes Water: no Core Recovery: 1 00 07o

Dip TestsDepth Az. Dip Type

0 156 -45 Brunton 9.0 -45* acid*

100.0 -45 acid* 201 .0 -44 acid*

* corrected

.i

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PROPERTY: MOSS LAKE


IntervalFrom

0.00

2.38

66.28

To

2.38

66.28

67.83

Length(m)

2.38

63.90

1.55

CODE

OVB

2C

3D

DESCRIPTION

CASING IN OVERBURDEN

FELSIC VOLCANICS (RHYOLITE CRYSTAL TUFFS, FLOWS AND MINOR PYROCLASTICS)Pale to medium, mottled, purplish to buff grayish brown, veryfine grained, hard to moderately hard, locally weakly tomoderately magnetic (likely due to minor amounts of magnetitein fractures). Weak foliation 40 - 60 degrees to core axis.

Weakly to moderately fractured, with buff siliceous or dark(chloritic?) fracture-fillings, 1 - 307o thin quartz-calcite stringersand fracture fillings. Locally weakly sericitic, hematitic. Tracepyrite, mainly associated with fractures.49.23 - 49.60: 1507o quartz-calcite stringers, to 1 cm, at variousangles. 507o pyrite in stringers.Pyrite, pyrrhotite and minor chalcopyrite in bleb at 57.70.64.67 - 65.40: Fractured pyroclastic with clasts to 2 cm. Calciteand minor quartz as fracture-fillings. 10"Xo pyrrhotite and 507opyrite mainly in fractures.65.40 - 66.28: CONDUCTIVE, sulfide-rich agglomerate, bandedchert toward bottom of unit. 1 507o pyrrhotite and 507o pyritemainly as bands and lenses parallel to foliation at 50 deg.

CONDUCTIVE GRAPHITIC IRON FORMATION WEAKLY BANDED CHERT-MAGNETITE-GRAPHITE- SULFIDESBlack, laminated, weakly to strongly magnetic, hard.Weakly contorted bedding, banding at 40 deg. Lower half ofunit contains 20"7o fine clastic interflow sediments (greywacke).

66.28 - 66.94: 15"7o pyrrhotite and 10"7o pyrite as bands,laminations and occurring in minor fracture-fillings.66.94 - 67.83: With 20"7o greywacke. 707o pyrrhotite and 507opyrite as stringers and blebs parallel to bedding/foliation.Lower contact on break parallel to foliation at 50 deg.

Sample

17882

17883

17884

17885

17886

From

49.23

64.67

65.40

66.28

66.94

HOLE NO: ML-03-009


To

49.60

65.40

66.28

66.94

67.83

Int.(m)

0.37

0.73

0.88

0.66

0.89

Au

ppb

0.003

0.012

0.009

0.027

0.009

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: MOSS LAKE


IntervalFrom

67.83

To

163.25

Length(m)

95.42

CODE

2A

DESCRIPTION

FELSIC TO INTERMEDIATE VOLCANIC FLOWS AND MINORCRYSTAL TUFFPale yellowish gray, fine to very fine grained, hard to moderatelyhard, locally weakly to moderately magnetic (degree ofmagnetism varies with pyrrhotite content). Foliation weak at 4060 deg. 3"7o thin calcite stringers and fracture-fillings at variousangles. Trace to 1007o pyrrhotite and trace to 5Vo pyritethroughout, as scattered blebs and fracture-fillings.

67.83 - 72.59: 1007o pyrrhotite and 507o pyrite as scattered blebsand fracture-fillings.

72.59 - 73.31 : 5"7o pyrrhotite and 1 "/o pyrite as scattered blebsand fracture-fillings.78.66 - 79.29: 507o pyrite as cubes scattered throughout rockand associated with calcite-quartz-filled fractures.86.50 - 87.00: 2007o quartz veins, to 4 cm, mainly parallel tofoliation. 307o scattered pyrite.88.14-88.53: 20"7o quartz veins, to 4 cm, at 25 deg. 3"7oscattered pyrite.116.48: 1 cm quartz vein at 60 deg., non-mineralized.130.11: thin quartz vein at 60 deg., non-mineralized.145.70-147.82: Mafic to intermediate massive flow. Mediumgreyish green, soft to moderately soft, non-magnetic, fine tovery fine grained. 307o thin calcite stringers and fracture-fillingsat various angles. Upper contact sharp at 35 deg, lower contactsharp at 55 deg.160.56 - 161.53: 10"7o pyrrhotite and 1"7o pyrite as scatteredblebs and thin fracture-fillings.161.53 - 163.25: 5"7o pyrrhotite and 1 07o pyrite as occasional thinseams and fracture-fillings.


Sample

17887

178881788917890178911789217893

17894

17895

17896

17897

17898

17899

From

67.83

68.3769.3670.2671.1872.0072.59

78.66

86.50

88.14

160.56

161.53

162.31

HOLE NO: ML-03-009


To

68.37

69.3670.2671.1872.0072.5973.31

79.29

87.00

88.53

161.53

162.31

163.25

Int.(m)

0.54

0.990.900.920.820.590.72

0.63

0.50

0.39

0.97

0.78

0.94

Au

ppb

0.007

0.0030.0030.0030.0030.0030.003

0.003

0.003

0.003

0.003

0.003

0.003

Cu

ppm

Pb

PpmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: MOSS LAKE


IntervalFrom

163.25

164.52

185.01

186.23

To

164.52

185.01

186.23

201.00

Length(m)

1.27

20.49

1.22

14.77

CODE

3K

2A

1C

2A

DESCRIPTION

CONDUCTIVE, MINERALIZED ZONEGRAPHITIC ARGILLITE AND CHERTDark grey to black, thinly banded or laminated, tops up hole,bedding at 55 deg, hard to moderately hard, non-magnetic.150Xo pyrite and 5"7o pyrrhotite as lenses and stringers, mainlyparallel to bedding.


INTERMEDIATE TO FELSIC FLOWS AND ASH TUFFS Similar to 67.83- 163.25. Locally weakly magnetic. Locallyweakly sericitic. Locally weakly hematitic. Weak to moderatefoliation at 60 - 70 deg.164.52 - 165.00: 3"7o pyrrhotite and 1 07o pyrite as rare thinlaminations and scattered cubes.180.50 - 185.01: weakly to moderately hematitic, with scattered,irregular dark, chloritic bands and fracture-fillings mainly parallelto foliation.Lower contact undulating at 25 deg.

MAFIC TUFF. Medium greyish green, fine to medium grained, soft tomoderately soft, locally very weakly magnetic. Weak tomoderate foliation at 45 deg. 307o hairline calcite stringers andfracture-fillings at various angles.Lower contact sharp at 40 deg.

HEMATITIC INTERMEDIATE TO FELSIC FLOWS AND MINOR TUFFS.Similar to 164.52- 185.01. Weak to moderate foliation at 45-60 deg.

End of Hole

Sample

17900

7401

7402

From

163.25

163.75

164.52

HOLE NO: ML-03-009


To

163.75

164.52

165.00

Int.(m)

0.50

0.77

0.48

Au

ppb

0.003

0.024

0.003

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

Signed By:

26/10/2003

COMPANY: Moss Lake Gold Mines Ltd. ||TWP. OR AREA: ||HOLE NUMBER:PROPERTY Moss Project ||CLAIM NO: TB 812253, 812243 ||NTS: 52 B 1 10

Location Grid 58+00 S 48+00 E UTM zone: NAD 27, Zone 15 Northing: 5377977 Easting: 671055 Claim distribution: 81 2253 - 1 75m; 81 2243 - 26mLocation from nearest claim post:

Collar is 35m west and 150m south of No. 1 post, 812253

Dates Drilled: From: Sept. 16, 2003 To: Sept. 18, 2003 Drilled By: Chibougamau Diamond Drilling Ltd. Dates Logged: From: Sept. 18, 2003 To: Sept. 21,2003 Logged By: David S. Hunt Assayed By: Accurassay Labs, Thunder Bay ONOverburden: 14.7m Casing Recovered: Casing left in hole Equipment left in hole: 15m NW casing and 1 shoe bit Drill collar marked by: Post in casing with metal l. D. tag attached

Water Source: Fountain Lake Length of Water Line: 75m

Purpose of Hole:

Results:

Comments:


To test IP anomaly #6

IP anomaly 6 corresponds to sulphide-rich mafic to intermediate tuffs from 11 4.05 to 135.46m. Significant gold assays are associated with quartz flooding within felsic ash and crvstal tuff from 160.27 to 192.00m1 32 samples: 7403 - 7500; 1 7901 - 1 7920; 1 1 0251 - 1 1 0264. Core stored at Moss Lake core farm.

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Collar Elevation:


ML-03-010

SE

431m

156 45 deg. 201.00m

NQ 47.6mm

nolOQo/o


0.0 156 -45

21.0 -45 102.0 -45

210 -40 * corrected

^ -

**:* " "

Type

Brunton acid* acid*

acid*

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PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

0.00

14.70

21.55

To

14.70

21.55

32.15

Length(m)

14.70

6.85

10.60

CODE

OVB

6A

1E

DESCRIPTION


FOLIATED FELDSPAR PORPHYRY Pale to medium grey, medium grained, hard, non-magnetic.Weak to moderate foliation at 35 degrees to core axis. 1 - 307othin quartz-calcite stringers at various angles. 5 - 1 0"7o finedisseminated pyrite throughout.14.75 - 17.95: 10"7o disseminated pyrite.

17.95- 18.10: Mud seam; possibly fault gouge, orientationunknown.18.10 - 21.55: 507o disseminated pyrite.

Lower contact parallel to foliation at 35 deg.

MAFIC TO INTERMEDIATE BANDED TUFF Pale to medium greyish green, banded with local felsic bands,very fine to fine grained, soft to hard, locally very weaklymagnetic. Foliation moderate at 25 deg. 507o thin calcite-quartzstringers mainly parallel to foliation. 5 - 1007o pyrite asdisseminated cubes and scattered lenses and seams parallel tofoliation.21.55 - 25.38: 5 - 1007o pyrite as scattered lenses and seams,and disseminated cubes; trace pyrrhotite.

25.38 - 26.33: 307o pyrite as scattered lenses and disseminatedcubes.26.33 - 27.35: 507o pyrite27.35 - 28.29: 10"7o pyrite, 1"7o pyrrhotite and trace chalcopyriteas scattered stringers and lenses mainly parallel to foliation.

28.29 - 31.17: 7"7o pyrite and 1 07o pyrrhotite as scatteredstringers and lenses mainly parallel to foliation.

Sample

740374047405

7406740774087409

7410

7411741274137414

74157416

7417

74187419

From

14.7515.7116.69

18.1019.0820.0621.00

21.55

22.4823.4324.3625.38

26.3327.35

28.29

29.2330.20

HOLE NO: ML-03-010


To

15.7116.6917.95

19.0820.0621.0021.55

22.48

23.4324.3625.3826.33

27.3528.29

29.23

30.2031.17

Int.(m)

0.960.981.26

0.980.980.940.55

0.93

0.950.931.020.95

1.020.94

0.94

0.970.97

Aug/t

0.0190.0180.041

0.0200.0310.0290.035

0.173

0.1030.0840.0840.020

0.0330.150

0.084

0.0811.247

Cu

ppm

216

Pb

ppm

9

Znppm

71

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PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

32.15

33.35

38.78

To

33.35

38.78

68.34

Length(m)

1.20

5.43

29.56

CODE

9D

1A

2C

DESCRIPTION

31.17-31.63: 3.5 cm quartz-calcite vein at 30 deg. 1007o pyriteas scattered cubes and blebs parallel to foliation.31.63 - 32.15: 10"7o thin wispy calcite stringers at various angles.50/0 scattered pyrite.Lower contact sharp but undulating at 30 deg.

SYENITE DYKE Brick red, fine to very fine grained, moderately soft, weaklymagnetic. Moderate foliation at 35 deg. 1007o calcite stringersmainly parallel to foliation. 507o disseminated pyrite.

32.15 - 32.43: 307o disseminated pyrite.32.43 - 32.85: Gray quartz-calcite vein, from 32.55 - 32.76, at40 deg. 307o pyrite.32.85 - 33.35: 5"7o scattered pyrite.Lower contact sharp at 45 deg.

MASSIVE MAFIC VOLCANIC FLOW Medium greyish green, fine to very fine grained, soft, locallyweakly magnetic. 507o thin calcite stringers mainly parallel tofoliation. Locally weakly hematized. 3 - 507o pyrite as scatteredcubes and seams.33.35 - 34.40: 507o thin calcite stringers, 507o pyrite.37.78 - 38.78: moderately to strongly hematitic. 307o thin calcite-quartz stringers at various angles. 707o pyrite as blebs, fracture-fillings and thin seams mainly parallel to foliation.


FELSIC ASH AND CRYSTAL TUFF Orange to pale brick red, fine to medium grained, moderatelysoft to hard, non-magnetic except for moderately to stronglyhematitic sections, which are weakly to strongly magnetic.Locally weakly to strongly hematitic. Locally weakly tomoderately sericitic. Foliation weak to moderate at 20 - 40 deg.307o thin calcite stringers at various angles. Up to 5"7o scatteredpyrite.38.78-41.52: 3"7o thin calcite stringers at various angles. 5"7opyrite as disseminated cubes and scattered thin lenses.Moderately hematitic.

Sample

7420

7421

74227423

7424

74257426

7427

7428

From

31.17

31.63

32.1532.43

32.85

33.3537.78

38.78

39.68

HOLE NO: ML-03-010


To

31.63

32.15

32.4332.85

33.35

34.4038.78

39.68

40.67

Int.(m)

0.46

0.52

0.280.42

0.50

1.051.00

0.90

0.99

Au

g/t0.360

0.075

0.0220.173

0.038

0.0190.271

0.057

0.083

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom To

Length(m)

CODE DESCRIPTION

41 .94 - 45.25: Locally sericitic or hematitic. 70Xo pyrite,disseminated and as scattered thin seams parallel to foliation.

45.25 - 48.49: 30Xo thin calcite stringers mainly parallel tofoliation. 7 - 100Xo pyrite, mainly as disseminated cubes andscattered seams and blebs parallel to foliation.

48.49-49.17: Weakly hematitic. 10 - 150Xo pyrite as scatteredthin seams parallel to foliation and as disseminated cubes.

49.17 - 50.49: Weakly hematitic. 5"Xo pyrite as scattered thinseams parallel to foliation and as disseminated cubes.

50.49 - 52.94: Strongly hematitic. 50Xo disseminated pyrite.

52.49 - 53.33: 10 0Xo pyrite as scattered thin seams parallel tofoliation and disseminated cubes.54.70 - 56.27: Intermittent fault gouge parallel to foliation.57.97 - 59.48: Hematized. 5 - 70Xo pyrite mainly as thin lensesparallel to foliation.

59.48 - 61.24: Greyish pink, finely banded with chloriticlaminae. 50Xo quartz veins, to 2.5 cm, mainly at 50 deg. 100Xopyrite mainly as thin lenses parallel to foliation. Tracechalcopyrite.

61 .24 - 62.00: Pale greenish pink, well-banded, with 700Xo maficbands. 50Xo thin quartz stringers parallel to foliation. 3"Xo pyritemainly as thin lenses parallel to foliation.62.00 - 64.42: Pale pink, weakly banded, only minor maficlaminae. 5 - 7"Xo pyrite, mainly as thin lenses parallel to foliation.

Sample

74297430

7431743274337434

7435743674377438

110251

1102527439

744074417442

7443

74447445

74467447

7448

From

40.6741.94

42.8343.6844.6845.25

46.2547.1248.1248.49

49.17

49.9550.49

51.4952.2752.49

57.97

58.9559.48

60.3161.24

62.00

HOLE NO: ML-03-010


To

41.5242.83

43.6844.6845.2546.25

47.1248.1248.4949.17

49.95

50.4951.49

52.2752.9453.33

58.95

59.4860.31

61.2462.00

63.00

Int.(m)

0.850.89

0.851.000.571.00

0.871.000.370.68

0.78

0.541.00

0.780.670.84

0.98

0.530.83

0.930.76

1.00

Au

g/t0.1040.126

0.0410.3570.5610.479

0.7610.3370.2460.314

0.024

1.7491.329

1.2420.8250.617

0.156

0.0760.051

0.2270.433

0.094

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

68.34

70.77

To

70.77

74.41

Length(m)

2.43

3.64

CODE

3E

1A

DESCRIPTION

64.42 - 65.00: Hematitic, weakly banded, 3 - 507o pyrite as thinlenses parallel to foliation.65.00 - 65.56: Weakly hematitic, locally silicified. 507o pyrite asscattered blebs and thin lenses parallel to foliation.65.56 - 68.34: Banded, weakly hematitic, moderately to stronglymagnetic. 3 - 5"7o pyrite mainly as thin lenses parallel tofoliation.

Lower contact not distinct.

IRON FORMATION Dark greenish greyish brown, fine grained, soft to hard,moderately to strongly magnetic. Locally weakly banded,brecciated, contorted, dirty-looking unit. Weak to moderatefoliation at 45 deg. 3 - 50Xo thin calcite-quartz stringers at variousangles. Locally weakly hematitic. 5 - 1007o pyrite as fracture-fillings and thin stringers.68.34 - 70.42: 5"7o pyrite, as above.

70.42 - 70.77: Hematitic, 1007o pyrite mainly as thin stringersparallel to foliation..ower contact not distinct.

MAFIC MASSIVE FLOWS AND ASH TUFFS Medium greyish green, fine to medium grained, soft, locallyweakly magnetic. Foliation weak to moderate at 45 deg.Locally weakly hematitic. 1007o thin calcite stringers at variousangles. Trace pyrite.70.77-71.53: As described above. Contact zone.Lower contact sharp at 35 deg.

Sample

744974507451

7452

7453

74547455

745674577458

7459

From

63.0064.0064.42

65.00

65.56

66.5067.50

68.3469.3170.42

70.77

HOLE NO: ML-03-010


To

64.0064.4265.00

65.56

66.50

67.5068.34

69.3170.4270.77

71.53

Int.(m)

1.000.420.58

0.56

0.94

1.000.84

0.971.110.35

0.76

Au

g/t0.2770.0450.052

0.066

0.015

0.5140.028

0.0270.0580.419

0.024

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

74.41

To

114.05

Length(m)

39.64

CODE

1E

DESCRIPTION

MAFIC TO INTERMEDIATE ASH TUFFSMedium reddish, greyish brown, very fine to medium grained,soft to hard, locally moderately to strongly magnetic. Locallyweakly hematitic. Rare, short, epidote-rich zones. Weak tomoderate foliation at 35 - 60 deg. 5 - 1007o thin calcite stringersat various angles throughout. 1 - 507o pyrrhotite and pyrite asscattered blebs and thin lenses parallel to foliation.

74.41 - 75.91: 307o pyrrhotite and 2 07o pyrite as scattered blebsand thin lenses parallel to foliation.

77.74 - 78.20: Weakly hematitic, 307o thin quartz-calcitestringers at various angles. 5"7o pyrite as fracture-fillings andthin lenses parallel to foliation.79.07 - 79.62: Moderately hematitic and fractured. 707o pyrite,mainly as fracture-fillings.83.41 - 85.10: Locally weakly hematitic and banded parallel tofoliation. 3 - 57o pyrite mainly as thin lenses parallel to foliation.

90.82 - 94.44: 1007o thin calcite-quartz stringers at variousangles. 5"7o pyrite as scattered blebs and thin lenses parallel tofoliation.

95.21 - 96.47: Medium to coarse grained, granular-textured unit.Possible mafic dyke, but contacts are gradational.95.21-95.47: Calcite-quartz-rich zone from 95.31 - 95.47. 1"7oscattered pyrite.96.70 - 97.25: 1 007o thin calcite-quartz stringers at variousangles. 5 07o scattered pyrite.98.07 - 99.23: 10 - 15"7o thin calcite-quartz stringers at variousangles. 5Vo scattered pyrite.

111.00- 112.47: 1 5"7o calcite stringers, to 3 cm, at variousangles. 5 07o pyrite as scattered cubes and splashes.

1 1 2.92 - 1 1 3.35: 20"7o thin quartz-calcite stringers at variousangles. 10*56 pyrite mainly associated with stringers.Lower contact sharp at 35 deg.

Sample

7460

74617462

7463

7464

74657466

746774687469

7470

7471

7472

74737474

74757476

From

74.41

75.4177.74

79.07

83.41

84.4090.82

91.8492.7993.76

95.21

96.70

98.07

98.621 1 1 .00

111.90112.92

HOLE NO: ML-03-010

DATE(S) LOGGED: Sept. 18 - 21 , 2003

To

75.41

75.9178.20

79.62

84.40

85.1091.84

92.7993.7694.44

95.57

97.25

98.62

99.23111.90

112.47113.35

Int.

(m)

1.00

0.500.46

0.55

" 0.99

0.701.02

0.950.970.68

0.36

0.55

0.55

0.610.90

0.570.43

Au

g/t

0.138

0.0450.046

0.098

0.030

0.0770.024

0.0200.0180.039

0.015

0.019

0.021

0.0160.044

0.0380.898

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

114.05

To

135.46

Length(m)

21.41

CODE

1E

DESCRIPTION

MAFIC TO INTERMEDIATE ASH TUFFIP ANOMALYPale to medium reddish, greyish green, fine grained, soft tohard, locally weakly magnetic. Weak to moderate foliation at 30-40deg. Locally weakly hematitic. 3 - 5 07o thin quartz-calcitestringers mainly parallel to foliation. 3 07o scattered pyrite.

114.18- 116.80: 1007o thin quartz-calcite stringers mainly parallelto foliation. 507o scattered pyrite.

116.80- 117.40: 1507o pyrite as thin lenses parallel to foliation.

117.40 - 118.91: 2007o quartz veins, to 17 cm, at various angles.2007o pyrite, vein-associated and as thin lenses parallel tofoliation.

118.91 - 119.73: 1007o pyrite as thin lenses parallel to foliation.

119.73 - 120.17: 20"Xo pyrite as thin lenses parallel tofoliation.120.17-121.94: Weakly hematitic. 7"7o pyrite as thin lensesparallel to foliation.

121.94-123.78: Weakly hematitic. 307o thin quartz-calcitestringers at various angles. 5"7o pyrite as thin lenses parallel tofoliation.

126.36-128.62: Locally weakly hematitic. 507o pyrite asscattered cubes and thin lenses parallel to foliation.

130.72 - 135.46: 5 - 707o pyrite as lenses, to 1 cm, parallel tofoliation and as scattered cubes.

Lower contact undulating at 15 deg.

Sample

7477

747874797480

7481

74827483

7484

7485

74867487

74887489

749074917492

7493749474957496

From

114.18

115.16116.07116.80

117.40

118.37118.91

119.73

120.17

121.13121.94

122.90126.36

127.28128.24130.72

131.66132.67133.67134.53

HOLE NO: ML-03-010


To

115.16

116.07116.80117.40

118.37

118.91119.73

120.17

121.13

121.94122.90

123.78127.28

128.24128.62131.66

132.67133.67134.53135.46

Int.(m)

0.98

0.910.730.60

0.97

0.540.82

0.44

0.96

0.810.96

0.880.92

0.960.380.94

1.011.000.860.93

Au

g/t

0.062

0.1350.2600.642

0.912

0.2760.185

3.125

0.183

0.2870.051

0.1400.030

0.0980.1160.029

0.0320.0190.0410.062

Cu

ppm

^

*

Pbppm

*

Znppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

135.46

To

201.00

Length(m)

65.54

CODE

2C

DESCRIPTION

FELSIC ASH AND CRYSTAL TUFF, MINOR AGGLOMERATE

Pale yellowish green, fine to very coarse grained, soft to hard,non-magnetic. Minor agglomerate zones below 181m.Moderate to strong foliation at 25 - 40 deg. Strongly sericitic atupper end of unit, becoming less so down hole. Rare thincalcite stringers at 65 deg. Trace disseminated pyrite.139.35-139.73: 1007o irregular quartz blebs. 1007o pyrite mainlyassociated with quartz.143.58 - 144.35: 10"7o quartz-calcite veins, to 3 cm, mainlyparallel to foliation. 3 - 507o pyrite, vein-associated and asdisseminated cubes.150.52-151.92: 5"7o thin quartz stringers at various angles. 507opyrite mainly vein-associated.

156.00 - 156.47: 507o quartz-chlorite stringers, to 2 cm, parallelto foliation. 5"7o vein-associated pyrite.156.47 - 160.27: Weakly sericitic. 3"7o pyrite as scatteredcubes.

160.27 - 160.93: Weakly chloritic. 2507o quartz floodingparallel to foliation. 10"7o pyrite and 5"7o pyrrhotiteassociated with quartz and as thin lenses parallel tofoliation.160.93 - 161.40: 10"7o thin white quartz stringers at variousangles. 5"7o pyrite and 1 07o pyrrhotite as thin lenses parallel tofoliation.161.40 - 162.00: 307o pyrite and trace pyrrhotite as thin lensesparallel to foliation.162.00-162.99: 50"7o quartz flooding. 20"7o pyrite and 3"7opyrrhotite, mainly vein-associated.162.99 - 164.20: 10"7o thin quartz stringers mainly parallel tofoliation. 1007o pyrite and 1"7o pyrrhotite, mainly vein-associated.

164.20-165.48: 3"7o thin quartz stringers at various angles. 3 07odisseminated pyrite.

Sample

7497

7498

7499

750017901

110253

11025411025511025617902

17903

110257

17904

17905

1790617907

17908

From

139.35

143.58

150.52

151.49156.00

156.47

157.41158.46159.39160.27

160.93

161.40

162.00

162.99

163.86164.20

165.00

HOLE NO: ML-03-010


To

139.73

144.35

151.49

151.92156.47

157.41

158.46159.39160.27160.93

161.40

162.00

162.99

163.86

164.20165.00

165.48

Int.

(m)

0.38

0.77

0.97

0.430.47

0.94

1.050.930.880.66

0.47

0.60

0.99

0.87

0.340.80

0.48

Au

g/t

0.961

0.626

0.067

0.0050.056

0.057

0.1410.0500.1151.062

0.460

0.168

8.196

5.449

0.6580.114

0.047

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom To

Length(m)

CODE DESCRIPTION

165.48 - 167.81: 10"7o quartz stringers and flooding mainlyparallel to foliation. 7070 pyrite, mainly vein-associated.

167.81 - 169.23: 3"7o pyrrhotite and 1"7o pyrite as scatteredcubes and blebs.

169.23 - 169.67: 1007o quartz flooding mainly parallel to foliation.307o pyrrhotite and 2"7o pyrite, mainly vein-associated.

179.47 - 179.73: 7"7o pyrite as blebs and thin lenses parallel tofoliation.182.30-183.00: 10"7o quartz flooding parallel to foliation. 10"7opyrite, vein-associated and as scattered cubes parallel tofoliation.183.00 - 183.61: 307o scattered pyrite.183.61 - 184.14: 307o quartz flooding parallel to foliation.1007o pyrite, quartz-associated and as thin lenses parallel tofoliation.184.14 - 186.10: 307o thin quartz stringers mainly parallel tofoliation. 5 07o pyrite, stringer-associated and as scattered cubesand blebs.

168.10 - 188.00: 307o scattered pyrite.

188.00 - 189.00: 5"7o pyrite mainly as thin lenses parallel tofoliation.189.00 - 189.54: 307o pyrite mainly as thin lenses parallel tofoliation.1 89.54 - 1 90.51 : 5"7o thin quartz stringers mainly parallel tofoliation. 3 - 507o scattered pyrite.190.51 - 191.46: 3"7o thin quartz stringers mainly parallel tofoliation. 307o scattered pyrite.191.46 - 192.00: 5"7o quartz flooding parallel to foliation.10"7o pyrite, mainly quartz-associated.

End of Hole

Sample

17909

1791017911

110258

11025917912

17913

17914

11026017915

17916

1791711026111026217918

110263

17919

110264

17920

From

165.48

166.45167.31167.81

168.53169.23

179.47

182.30

183.00183.61

184.14

185.15186.10187.04188.00

189.00

189.54

190.51

191.46

HOLE NO: ML-03-010


To

166.45

167.31167.81168.53

169.23169.67

179.73

183.00

183.61184.14

185.15

186.10187.04188.00189.00

189.54

190.51

191.46

192.00

Int.(m)

0.97

0.860.500.72

0.700.44

0.26

0.70

0.610.53

1.01

0.950.940.961.00

0.54

0.97

0.95

0.54

Aug/t

0.590

0.5161.3510.077

0.0170.477

0.428

0.790

0.7311.215

0.966

0.3600.0630.0103.512

0.024

0,371

0.031

1.348

Cu

ppm

~~~

Pb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom To

Length [CODE j DESCRIPTION 1 Sample 1 From

(m) j | I)

HOLE NO: ML-03-010


To Int. 1 Au

(m) | g/t

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

Signed By:

26/10/2003

COMPANY: Moss Lake Gold Mines Ltd. JTWP. OR AREA: Moss Twp. |[HOLE NUMBER:PROPERTY Moss Project ||CLAIM NO: TB 812253, 812256 ||NTS: 52 B 1 10

Location Grid 60+00 S 40+00 E UTM zone: NAD 27, Zone 15 Northing: 5377821 Easting: 670849 Claim Distribution: 81 2253 - 90m; 81 2256 - 1 62mLocation from nearest claim post:

Collar is 75m north and 55m east of No. 3 post, TB 812253

Dates Drilled: From: Sept. 17, 2003 To: Sept. 22, 2003 Drilled By: Chibougamau Diamond Drilling Ltd. Dates Logged: From: Sept. 22, 2003 To: Sept. 25, 2003 Logged By: David S. Hunt Assayed By: Accurassay Labs, Thunder Bay ONOverburden: 6.00m Casing Recovered: Casing left in hole Equipment left in hole: 6m NW casing and 1 shoe bit Drill collar marked by: Post, with metal l. D. tag affixed, set into casing


Purpose of Hole:

Results:

Comments:



IP 8 corresponds to sulphide-rich, locally quartz flooded felsic tuffs and pyroclastics, hosting some significant gold assays, from 28 to 59m.

1 60 samples: 1 7921 - 1 8000; 49707 - 49750; 4991 5 - 49948; 110265-110266. Core stored at Moss Lake core farm.

None

Sharpstone Geoservices Ltd. fsiGNATURE: /X2xVV"V'vVw

Collar Elevation:


NIL-03-011SE

441m

156deg. -46 deg 252.00m

NQ 47.6mm

no100 07o


0.0 336 -46 12.0 -47.5

100.0 -38.5 250 -34

* corrected

Type

Brunton acid* acid*

acid*

52B10SE2020 2.27301 MOSS 050


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

0.00

6.00

18.13

To

6.00

18.13

40.76

Length(m)

6.00

12.13

22.63

CODE

OVB

2H

2C

DESCRIPTION


INTERMEDIATE TO FELSIC PYROCLASTICS Consists of abundant clasts, volcanic, banded tuffaceous and/orcherty, pale green porphyry, etc. Medium bluish to yellowishgreen, very fine to coarse grained, with occasional clasts up to20 cm diameter. Hard to moderately hard, non-magnetic.Weak to moderate foliation at 55 deg. Locally up to 3007o quartzflooding oriented mainly parallel to foliation. Pyrite up to 2007o.

6.32 - 12.59: 1507o quartz as large blebs, lenses and floodingmainly parallel to foliation. 2007o pyrite as scattered cubes, blebsand nodular inclusions in quartz lenses.

12.54 - 17.50: 10"7o quartz as flooding and veining mainlyparallel to foliation. 1507o pyrite as blebs and stringers (asabove).

17.50 -18.13: 307o thin quartz veins and stringers at variousangles. 5"7o scattered pyrite.Lower contact sharp at a porphyry clast or small dyke, at 45deg.

FELSIC ASH AND CRYSTAL TUFF Pale to medium grey, fine to medium grained, hard, non magnetic. Becomes fine-grained, sericitic, locally laminated ashand crystal tuff below 24.96m. 307o thin quartz-calcite stringersat various angles. Pyrite up to 1007o, disseminated andassociated with stringers. Foliation weak to strong at 50 -65deg.18.13 - 23.49: 307o thin quartz stringers at various angles. 10"7oscattered pyrite.

Sample

17921

17922179231792417925179261792717928

179291793017931179321793317934

17935

From

6.32

7.298.209.1810.1911.1512.0412.54

13.5314.3515.3216.3917.2117.50

18.13

HOLE NO: ML-03-011

DATE(S) LOGGED: Sept. 22 - 26, 2003

To

7.29

8.209.1810.1911.1512.0412.5413.53

14.3515.3216.3917.2117.5018.13

19.00

Int.(m)

0.97

0.910.981.010.960.890.500.99

0.820.971.070.820.290.63

0.87

Aug/t

0.102

0.1600.0950.1020.1310.2090.0830.094

0.0980.0940.0750.0640.1450.263

0.248

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom To

Length(m)

CODE DESCRIPTION

23.49 - 23.85: Gray medium grained feldspar porphyry. Upperand lower contacts sharp at 40 deg. 3"7o disseminated pyrite.

23.85 - 24.96: 307o thin quartz-calcite stringers mainly parallel tofoliation. 7 - 10"7o pyrite as scattered cubes, splashes and thinlenses parallel to foliation.24.96 - 32.30: Sericitic. 3 07o thin quartz-calcite stringers mainlyparallel to foliation. 5 - 10Vo pyrite as scattered cubes andblebs, and as thin lenses parallel to foliation.

32.30-34.93: Sericitic. 15 07o pyrite as scattered blebs and thinlenses parallel to foliation. CONDUCTIVE, semi-massive pyriteband from 34.66 - 34.68m.

34.93 - 35.33: Intermittent fault gouge parallel to foliation.34.93 - 36.85: 5"Xo pyrite as scattered blebs and thin lensesparallel to foliation.

36.85 - 37.31 : 1 5 - 2007o pyrite as scattered blebs and thinlenses parallel to foliation.37.31 - 39.28: 5 - 1007o pyrite as scattered blebs and thinstringers parallel to foliation.

39.28 - 40.76: 10"7o interbedded mafic (chloritic) bands to 5 cmparallel to foliation. 10 - 15"7o pyrite as scattered blebs and thinlenses parallel to foliation. Pyrite content higher in mafic bands.

Sample

1793617937179381793917940

17941

17942

1794317944179451794617947179481794917950

1795117952

17953

1795417955

17956

1795717958

17959

From

19.0020.0121.0022.0222.94

23.85

24.96

25.8326.8227.7428.7329.6530.6031.5832.30

33.2834.24

34.93

35.9036.85

37.31

38.2839.28

40.25

HOLE NO: ML-03-011


To

20.0121.0022.0222.9423.49

24.96

25.83

26.8227.7428.7329.6530.6031.5832.3033.28

34.2434.93

35.90

36.8537.31

38.28

39.2840.25

40.76

Int.

(m)

1.010.991.020.920.55

1.11

0.87

0.990.920.990.920.950.980.720.98

0.960.69

0.97

0.950.46

0.97

1.000.97

0.51

Au

g/t0.0630.0330.0340.0630.035

0.044

0.022

0.0360.2200.0883.7720.0440.1300.0280.258

0.0400.882

0.227

0.1030.263

0.705

0.5850.268

0.302

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

40.76

50.68

To

50.68

63.71

Length(m)

9.92

13.03

CODE

2H

2C

DESCRIPTION

Lower contact at 3 cm fault gouge parallel to foliation at 65 deg.

FELSIC PYROCLASTICS Large porphyry and volcanic clasts in fine grained felsic matrix.Pale yellowish greyish green, fine to very coarse grained, hard,non-magnetic. Weak to moderate foliation at 40 deg. 1 - 307othin calcite - quartz stringers at various angles. 1 - 507oscattered pyrite.40.76 - 41.76: 5"7o pyrite mainly concentrated in thin lensesparallel to foliation.42.74 - 45.76: 5 - 707o pyrite as scattered cubes and thin lensesaarallel to foliation.

45.76 - 46.84: Pale grey, medium grained feldspar porphyry.1007o disseminated pyrite.

46.84 - 50.68: 5"7o pyrite as scattered cubes, blebs and thinlenses parallel to foliation.

Lower contact indistinct.

FELSIC ASH AND CRYSTAL TUFF Pale yellowish to greyish green, fine grained, hard to moderatelysoft, non-magnetic. 507o quartz as flooding or thin veins parallelto foliation. 5 - 7 07o pyrite, vein-associated, as scattered cubesand blebs, or as thin stringers, lenses or laminae parallel to:oliation. Weak to moderate foliation at 55 deg.

50.68 - 53.90: 5 - 7"7o pyrite, vein-associated, as scatteredcubes and blebs, or as thin stringers, lenses or laminae parallelto foliation.

53.90 - 54.76: Pale grey feldspar porphyry. Indistinct contacts.1007o disseminated pyrite.

Sample

17960

17961

179621796317964

1796517966

179671796817969

17970

17971179721797317974

From

40.76

42.74

43.7444.6045.76

46.1746.84

47.7648.7149.69

50.68

51.6952.6753.3753.90

HOLE NO: ML-03-011


To

41.76

43.74

44.6045.7646.17

46.8447.76

48.7149.6950.68

51.69

52.6753.3753.9054.76

Int.(m)

1.00

1.00

0.861.160.41

0.670.92

0.950.980.99

1.01

0.980.700.530.86

Aug/t

0.042

0.029

0.1280.1870.017

0.0430.482

0.0360.0313.043

0.844

0.4540.3220.8590.056

Cu

PpmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

63.71

64.92

To

64.92

131.22

Length(m)

1.21

66.30

CODE

9D

2D

DESCRIPTION

54.76 - 55.98: 507o pyrite as scattered thin lenses parallel tofoliation.

57.00 - 58.61 : 5"7o quartz flooding and thin veining parallel tofoliation. 10"7o pyrite, mainly vein-associated.

58.61 - 60.68: 307o scattered pyrite.

60.68 - 61 .33: 507o thin quartz veins parallel to foliation. 507opyrite, mainly vein-associated and as thin stringers.62.79-63.71: 307o thin quartz veins parallel to foliation. 3 - 507opyrite as scattered cubes and thin lenses parallel to foliation.

Lower contact at 70 deg.

SYENITE DYKE Brick red, fine grained, moderately soft to hard, weakly tomoderately magnetic, ovi disseminated pyrite.


FELSIC DEBRIS FLOW; ASH, CRYSTAL TUFF ANDPYROCLASTICSSimilar to 50.68 - 63.71 , but with increasing agglomeratichorizons below 72m. . Foliation at 50 - 65 deg.64.92-65.31: Contact zone with syenite dyke. 307o scatteredpyrite.65.31 - 66.00: 1007o pyrite as thin lenses parallel to foliation andas scattered blebs.69.59 - 70.53: 5"7o pyrite as scattered cubes and as thin wispyseams parallel to foliation.72.00 - 73.70: 2007o thin, agglomeratic horizons with felsic clastsin mafic matrix. 5"7o pyrite, mainly as scattered cubes and thinseams concentrated in agglomerate.

74.63-75.16: Local agglomerate. 5 - 707o pyrite, as above.78.60 - 79.53: Syenite dyke at 55 deg. From 79.16 - 79.34.Local agglomerate. 507o pyrite, as above.81.57-82.48: Local agglomerate. 1507o quartz flooding, mainlyparallel to foliation. 10"7o pyrite, scattered throughoutagglomerate, and quartz-associated.

Sample

17975

1797617977

1797811026511026617979

17980

17981

17982

17983

17984

17985

17986

179871798817989

17990

From

54.76

55.5657.00

57.9158.6159.6260.68

62.79

63.71

64.20

64.92

65.31

69.59

72.00

72.9774.6378.60

81.57

HOLE NO: ML-03-011


To

55.56

55.9857.91

58.6159.6260.6861.33

63.71

64.20

64.92

65.31

66.00

70.53

72.97

73.7075.1679.53

82.48

Int.(m)

0.80

0.420.91

0.701.011.060.65

0.92

0.49

0.72

0.39

0.69

0.94

0.97

0.730.530.93

0.91

Aug/t

0.320

0.0260.037

1.6740.0380.0030.024

0.024

0.024

0.297

0.011

0.021

0.018

0.009

0.0090.0100.003

0.013

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom To

Length(m)

CODE DESCRIPTION

83.76-88.14: Mainly agglomerate. 5 07o pyrite as scatteredblebs and thin wispy stringers parallel to foliation.

89.78 - 90.74: 5007o agglomerate. 707o pyrite, mainly asscattered blebs and thin lenses parallel to foliation associatedwith agglomerate.99.55-100.47: 7007o agglomerate. 507o pyrite mainly asscattered blebs and thin lenses parallel to foliation associatedwith agglomerate.103.16 - 103.77: Agglomerate. 15"7o irregular calcite-quartzstringers, to 6 cm, mainly parallel to foliation. 3"7o vein-associated pyrite.103.90 - 104.53: Ash tuff. 307o thin quartz-calcite stringersmainly at 40 deg. 50Xo disseminated pyrite.107.02-108.00: Agglomerate. 4 cm quartz vein, at 25 deg., at107.55m. 507o pyrite as scattered blebs and thin lenses parallelto foliation.108.00 - 110.65: Agglomerate with 600Xo large grey porphyryclasts, 2007o quartz flooding parallel to foliation and 100Xo pyrite,mainly disseminated in porphyry.

112.86-113.45: Ash tuff. 1507o contorted quartz-calcite veins,to 2 cm, at various angles. 307o scattered pyrite.118.15-120.87: Ash tuff with minor agglomerate. 507o thinquartz veins mainly parallel to foliation. 507o pyrite as scatteredblebs and thin lenses parallel to foliation.

120.87- 121.81: 507o quartz-calcite veins, to 2 cm, at variousangles. 5"7o pyrite as scattered blebs.121.81 - 122.79: 507o thin quartz veins mainly at 25 deg. 5"7opyrite as scattered cubes and blebs.123.67 - 127.22: 10"7o quartz veins and flooding (to 2 cm) atvarious angles. 507o pyrite, vein-associated and as scatteredblebs.

Sample

17991

1799217993179941799517996

17997

17998

17999

18000

49707

497084970949710

49711

497124971349714

49715

47916

4971749718

From

83.76

84.7085.6586.6087.5789.78

99.55

103.16

103.90

107.02

108.00

108.75109.75112.86

118.15

119.00120.00120.87

121.81

123.67

124.64125.62

HOLE NO: ML-03-011


To

84.70

85.6586.6087.5788.1490.74

100.47

103.77

104.53

108.00

108.75

109.75110.65113.45

119.00

120.00120.87121.81

122.79

124.64

125.62126.54

Int.(m)

0.94

0.950.950.970.570.96

0.92

0.61

0.63

0.98

0.75

1.000.900.59

0.85

1.000.870.94

0.98

0.97

0.980.92

Au

g/t0.016

0.0050.0130.0030.0050.005

0.009

0.014

0.014

0.017

0.036

0.0260.0750.029

0.015

0.0240.0300.024

0.007

0.016

0.0130.026

Cu

PpmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

131.22

To

158.62

Length(m)

27.40

CODE

2C

DESCRIPTION

128.03 - 131.22: 507o pyrite as scattered cubes and as thin lenses parallel to foliation.

Lower contact sharp parallel to foliation at 60 deg.

FELSIC ASH AND CRYSTAL TUFFSericitic felsic ash and crystal tuff; includes lapilli tuff and minor agglomerate down hole. Pale yellowish-green, very fine to fine grained, hard, non-magnetic. Foliation moderate at 55 - 70 deg.

1 31 .22 - 1 34.06: 5"7o thin quartz stringers at various angles. 7 07o pyrite as scattered cubes and thin lenses parallel to foliation.

136.41 - 137.80: 5"7o pyrite as thin lenses parallel to foliation and scattered blebs.

138.49 - 142.31: 707o pyrite mainly as thin lenses parallel to foliation and as scattered blebs.

142.31 - 143.69: 10 07o pyrite as finely disseminated cubes and as thin bands and lenses parallel to foliation.

144.75 - 145.22: 7"7o pyrite as scattered cubes and thin lenses parallel to foliation.145.63 - 146.85: Pale grey, medium grained, feldspar porphyry dyke. Sharp contacts at 55 - 60 deg. 507o thin quartz veins at various angles. 10"7o disseminated pyrite.

146.85 - 147.63: 5"7o pyrite mainly as scattered blebs. 148.72 - 149.35: 5 - 7"7o pyrite as scattered blebs and thin lenses parallel to foliation. 150.16 - 151.30: 5"7o pyrite as scattered blebs and thin lenses parallel to foliation.

Sample

4971949720

497214972249723

49724

497254972649727

4972849729

49730497314973249733

4973449735

49736

4973749738 49739

49740

49741

From

126.54128.03

129.00129.95130.85

131.22

132.24133.07136.41

137.40138.49

139.56140.36141.37142.31

143.12144.75

145.63

146.19146.85 148.72

150.16

150.94

HOLE NO: ML-03-011


To

127.22129.00

129.95130.85131.22

132.24

133.07134.06137.40

137.80139.56

140.36141.37142.31143.12

143.69145.22

146.19

146.85147.63 149.35

150.94

151.30

Int.

(m)

0.680.97

0.950.900.37

1.02

0.830.990.99

0.401.07

0.801.010.940.81

0.570.47

0.56

0.660.78 0.63

0.78

0.36

Au

g/t0.0210.015

0.0160.0100.026

0.011

0.0060.0090.024

0.0060.041

0.0680.2690.0180.051

0.0600.015

0.011

0.0100.003 0.018

0.019

0.003

Cu

ppm

Pb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

158.62

163.19

165.83

167.15

To

163.19

165.83

167.15

185.09

Length(m)

4.57

2.64

1.32

17.94

CODE

6A

2C

1A

2H

DESCRIPTION

153.59-157.63: Lapilli tuff and minor agglomerate. 307othinquartz stringers at various angles. 707o pyrite as scattered blebsand thin seams parallel to foliation, concentrated in more maficzones.


FELDSPAR PORPHYRYPale greenish grey, fine to coarse grained, hard, non-magnetic.Local weak foliation at 60 deg. 307o thin quartz stringers atvarious angles. 1 - 307o disseminated pyrite.158.62- 159.42: 10070 locally vuggy quartz veins, to 7 cm, atvarious angles. 307o vein-associated pyrite.Lower contact sharp at 60 deg.

FELSIC ASH AND CRYSTAL TUFF Buff to pale grey, fine to medium grained, hard, non-magnetic.Weak foliation at 60 deg. 1 - 3 07o scattered pyrite.

164.93 - 165.83: 507o thin quartz veins and flooding mainlyparallel to foliation. 507o pyrite as scattered splashes and blebs.

164.93 - 165.83: 5"7o thin quartz veins and flooding at variousangles. 5"7o pyrite as splashes and scattered blebs.Lower contact undulating at 50 deg.

MASSIVE MAFIC VOLCANIC FLOW Pale to medium arevish qreen, fine to very fine drained.

Lower contact at 20 dea.

FELSIC PYROCLASTICS, MINOR ASH AND LAPILLI TUFF. Similar to 64.92 - 1 31 .22. Foliation weak to moderate at 55 - 65deg.167.15 - 169.72: 507o pyrite as scattered splashes.

169.72 - 170.41: 7 - 1007o pyrite as scattered blebs172.89 - 175.08: 7"7o pyrite as scattered blebs and cubes.

Sample

49742

497434974449745

49746

49747

4974849749

4975049915499164991749918

From

153.59

154.64155.61156.65

158.62

164.93

165.83166.50

167.15168.00168.98169.72172.89

HOLE NO: ML-03-01 1


To

154.64

155.61156.65157.63

159.42

165.83

166.50167.15

168.00168.98169.72170.41173.91

Int.

(m)

1.05

0.971.040.98

0.80

0.90

0.670.65

0.850.980.740.691.02

Aug/t

0.013

0.0200.0290.016

0.017

0.013

0.0330.042

0.0030.0030.0140.1140.053

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY. Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

185.09

189.92

To

189.92

252.00

Length(m)

4.83

62.08

CODE

1A

2H

DESCRIPTION

175.59 - 177.83: 507o pyrite as fracture-fillings, scattered blebsand cubes.

177.83 - 178.23: 10"7o pyrite as scattered blebs and cubes.178.23 - 179.17: 10 07o quartz flooding parallel to foliation. 5Vopyrite as scattered cubes and blebs.182.09 - 182.74: 1507o pyrite, finely disseminated and as thinstringers at various angles.182.74 - 183.34: 5"7o pyrite as scattered blebs.184.61 - 185.09: Locally moderately chloritic. 5"7o thin quartz-calcite stringers at various angles. 507o pyrite, disseminated andas thin stringers.Lower contact indistinct.

MASSIVE MAFIC VOLCANIC FLOW. Similar to 165.83- 167.15. Locally porphyritic. Foliation weakat 60 deg. 10"7o thin quartz-calcite stringers at various angles.507o pyrite, vein-associated and associated with thin chloriticstringers.


FELSIC PYROCLASTICS, MINOR ASH AND LAPILLI TUFF.Similar to 1 67. 1 5 - 1 85.09. Foliation at 45 - 75 deg.189.92 - 190.38: 507o pyrite as fracture-fillings and scatteredcubes.1 90.38 - 1 90.86: Mafic volcanic flow, same as 1 85.09 - 1 89.92.Contacts at 50 to 65 deg. 1 007o pyrite associated with thinchlorite stringers and fracture-fillings.190.86 - 191.96: 7 07o pyrite as thin lenses parallel to foliation andscattered cubes.192.64 - 193.45: 507o quartz stringers, to 2 cm, at various angles.10"7o pyrite as scattered cubes and blebs, and vein-associated.

Sample

499194992049921

49922499234992449925

49926

4992749928

49929

49930499314993249933

49934

49935

49936

49937

From

173.91174.60175.59

176.61177.00177.83178.23

182.09

182.74184.61

185.09

186.10187.11188.12189.12

189.92

190.38

190.86

192.64

HOLE NO: ML-03-011


To

174.60175.08176.61

177.00177.83178.23179.17

182.74

183.34185.09

186.10

187.11188.12189.12189.92

190.38

190.86

191.96

193.45

Int.

(m)

0.690.481.02

0.390.830.400.94

0.65

0.600.48

1.01

1.011.011.000.80

0.46

0.48

1.10

0.81

Au

g/t0.0170.0180.031

0.0390.0240.0280.045

0.171

0.0270.073

0.038

0.0460.0450.0420.076

0.067

0.106

0.043

0.147

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom To

Length(m)

CODE DESCRIPTION

195.66 - 196.68: 507o pyrite as disseminated cubes and blebs.

198.25 - 198.98: 5 D7o pyrite as scattered cubes and lenses.1 98.98 - 200.64: Mafic porphyritic dyke. Contacts at 40 - 45deg. 307o thin quartz-calcite stringers at various angles. 5"7opyrite as disseminated cubes and blebs.

203.68 - 204.24: 50Xo thin quartz-calcite stringers at variousangles. 507o pyrite as scattered cubes and blebs.206.81 - 207.04: 150Xo quartz veins, to 2 cm, parallel to foliation.507o pyrite, vein-associated and as scattered flecks.

21 1 .40 - 212.50: 507o quartz veins, to 1 .5 cm, at 40 deg. 507opyrite as scattered cubes and blebs.219.80 - 220.89: 507o pyrite as scattered cubes and blebs.222.97 - 223.96: 707o pyrite as scattered blebs and cubes.229.17 - 229.99: 307o thin quartz-calcite stringers at variousangles. 5vb pyrite mainly as scattered cubes and blebs.250.99 - 251.44: 5"7o quartz blebs parallel to foliation. 507o pyriteas fracture-fillings.

End of Hole

Sample

49938

4993949940

4994149942

49943

49944

499454994649947

49948

From

195.66

198.25198.98

200.01203.68

206.81

211.40

219.80222.97229.17

250.99

HOLE NO: ML-03-011


To

196.68

198.98200.01

200.64204.24

207.04

212.50

220.89223.96229.99

251.44

Int.(m)

1.02

0.731.03

0.630.56

0.23

1.10

1.090.990.82

0.45

Au

g/t0.174

0.0370.056

0.1060.037

0.051

0.020

0.0240.0420.035

0.029

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

Signed By:

26/10/2003

COMPANY: Moss Lake Gold Mines Ltd. ||TWP. OR AREA: Moss Twp.PROPERTY Moss Project |[CLAIM NO: TB 1216282Claim Distribution: 1216282- 10007o Location Grid 38+00 S 16+00 WUTM zone: NAD 27, Zone 15 Northing: 5377690 Easting: 669035

Location from nearest claim post:

Collar is 15m east and 355m north of No. 2 post, 1216282

Dates Drilled: From: Sept. 29, 2003 To: Oct. 1,2003 Drilled By: Chibougamau Diamond Drilling Ltd. Dates Logged: From: Oct. 2, 2003 To: Oct. 4, 2003 Logged By: David S. Hunt Assayed By: Accurassay Labs, Thunder Bay ONOverburden: 4.56 Casing Recovered: Casing left in hole Equipment left in hole: 6m NW casing and 1 shoe bit Drill collar marked by: Post in casing with metal tag affixed

Water Source: Small stream flowing into Snodgrass Lake Length of Water Line: 25m

Purpose of Hole:

Results:

Comments:


To test IP anomalies #14 and #15, as well as AEM conductors south of Snodgrass LakeIP anomaly #14 corresponds with locally conductive graphitic sediments from 58.49 to 62.16m and from 69.86 to 86.02m, with up to 1 507o combined pyrite - pyrrhotite. IP anomaly #1 5 was not explained.No significant assays. 85 samples, 110166-110250. Core stored at Moss Lake core farm.

None

Sharpstone Geoservices Ltd. SIGNATURE: Ylrf/V'Vl^^

HOLE NUMBER:NTS: 52 B 1 10

Collar Elevation:


ML-03-014SE

428m

336 -44

215.43 NQ

47.6mm no

Km


0.0 336 -44 5.0 -44

100.0 -43 200 -43

* corrected

Type

Brunton *acid *acid *acid

52B10SE2020 2.27301 MOSS 060


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

0.00

4.56

58.49

To

4.56

58.49

62.16

Length(m)

4.56

53.93

3.67

CODE

OVB

2H

4B

DESCRIPTION


FELSIC TO INTERMEDIATE PYROCLASTIC FLOWS Weakly to moderately silicified. Pale to medium grey to buff-grey, fine grained matrix with clasts from lapilli to cobble size,hard to moderately soft, non-magnetic, except rarely weaklymagnetic due to pyrrhotite. Bedding/weak foliation at 40 - 70degrees to core axis. Trace scattered pyrite.18.00 - 19.20: 1007o quartz-calcite stringers, to 2 cm, sub-parallelto core axis. 3 - 5*^ vein-associated pyrite.

31.83 - 34.64: 507o pyrrhotite and 1"7o pyrite as as blebs andsplashes in matrix.

37.93 - 38.68: 507o pyrrhotite mainly as blebs in matrix.47.82 - 51.32: 407o pyrrhotite and r/o pyrite as scattered oxidizedblebs.

51.32 - 52.12: 5"7o pyrrhotite and 2"7o pyrite as thin stringers andscattered blebs.55.18 - 55.82: 2 cm quartz vein in a thin graphitic seam at 30deg at 55.46m. 5"7o pyrite, vein-associated and as scatteredblebs.57.34 - 58.49: 3 07o pyrrhotite and 2"7o pyrite as fracture-fillings.


INTERFLOW SEDIMENTARY PACKAGE SILTSTONE, MUDSTONE, ARGILLITE, GRAPHITICSEDIMENTSGRAPHITIC HORIZONS ARE LOCALLY CONDUCTIVEMedium gray to black, very fine to medium grained, soft to hard,locally weakly magnetic due to pyrrhotite content.Foliation/bedding at 40 - 50 deg.58.49 - 59.06: Graphitic sediments. 1007o quartz veins, to 3 cm,at 30 deg. 707o vein-associated pyrite.59.06 - 59.63: Argillite. 5"7o pyrrhotite and 2"7o pyrite as thinseams and fracture-fillings mainly parallel to foliation.

Sample

110166

110167110168

110169110170110171110172

110173110174110175110176

110177

110178

110179

110180

From

18.00

18.6431.83

32.8333.6837.9347.82

48.8149.7250.7651.32

55.18

57.34

58.49

59.06

HOLE NO: ML-03-014

DATE(S) LOGGED: Oct. 2 - 4, 2003

To

18.64

19.2032.83

33.6834.6438.6848.81

49.7250.7651.3252.12

55.82

58.49

59.06

59.63

Int.(m)

0.64

0.561.00

0.850.960.750.99

0.911.040.560.80

0.64

1.15

0.57

0.57

Au

g/t

0.003

0.0030.003

0.0030.0030.0030.003

0.0030.0030.0030.003

0.003

0.003

0.011

0.003

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

27/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

62.16

69.00

To

69.00

86.02

Length(m)

6.84

17.02

CODE

2C

4B

DESCRIPTION

59.63-60.21: Graphitic sediments. 507o pyrrhotite and 307opyrite as thin seams and scattered blebs.60.79-61.01: Graphitic sediments. 1007o thin quartz veinsparallel to foliation. 15"7o pyrite, vein-associated and as nodulesand scattered blebs.61 .52 - 61 .88: Locally graphitic. 307o thin quartz stringersassociated with graphite and parallel to foliation. 507o pyrite and1"7o pyrrhotite, vein-associated.Lower contact at 60 deg.

FELSIC TO INTERMEDIATE PYROCLASTICS, TUFFS AND MINOR FLOWS.Pale yellowish buff, fine to coarse grained, hard, locally weaklymagnetic due to pyrrhotite content. Locally weakly sericitized.Bedding/foliation variable, from 10 deg. Trace to 307o scatteredcombined pyrite and pyrrhotite.62.77 - 63.38: Local graphitic seams. 3"7o thin quartz veins,parallel to foliation, associated with graphitic seams. 307opyrrhotite and 207o pyrite, mainly as fracture-fillings.63.38 - 63.93: 5"7o pyrrhotite and 2"7o pyrite as scattered blebsand thin stringers.63.93 - 69.00: 707o pyrrhotite and 307o pyrite as scattered blebs.

Lower contact sub-parallel to core axis.

INTERFLOW SEDIMENTARY PACKAGESILTSTONE, MUDSTONE, ARGILLITE, GRAPHITICSEDIMENTSGRAPHITIC HORIZONS ARE LOCALLY CONDUCTIVESimilar to 58.49 - 62.16. Bedding/banding/foliation at 40 deg.,locally contorted.69.00-69.33: Argillite. 507o quartz blebs. 5"7o pyrrhotite and 1 "/opyrite as scattered blebs.69.33 - 70.08: Graphitic. 1007o pyrite, trace chalcopyrite as blebsand seams. Sulfides semi-massive locally. Assay for gold andbase metals.70.08 - 71.40: Graphitic. Trace scattered pyrite.

Sample

110181

110182

101183

110184

110185

110186

110187110188110189110190

110191

110192

110193

From

59.63

60.79

61.52

62.77

63.38

63.93

64.9165.9366.9367.94

69.00

69.33

70.08

HOLE NO: ML-03-014


To

60.21

61.01

61.88

63.38

63.93

64.91

65.9366.9367.9469.00

69.33

70.08

71.40

Int.

(m)

0.58

0.22

0.36

0.61

0.55

0.98

1.021.001.011.06

0.33

0.75

1.32

Au

g/t0.041

0.061

0.006

0.003

0.003

0.003

0.0030.0030.0030.003

0.003

0.036

0.010

Cu

ppm

Pb

PpmZn

Ppm

27/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom To

Length(m)

CODE DESCRIPTION

71.40 - 75.20: Mudstone, argillite. 307o pyrrhotite, 2 07o pyrite and1 "/o chalcopyrite as scattered fracture-fillings and splashes.Assay for gold and base metals.

75.20 - 75.68: Graphitic. 1507o pyrite as lenses, stringers andblebs.75.68 - 76.44: Mudstone, argillite. 307o pyrrhotite and 2 07o pyriteas scattered blebs.76.44 - 76.96: Graphitic. 1007o pyrite as thin seams and wisps.

76.96 - 77.97: Intermediate volcanics. 5"7o pyrite and 2"7opyrrhotite as scattered splashes.77.97 - 78.10: Intermediate volcanics with 5007o graphiticsediments. 307o pyrrhotite and 3"7o pyrite as fracture-fillings andscattered blebs.78.74 - 80.50: Intermixed intermediate volcanics andmudstone/argillite. 507o pyrrhotite and 3"7o pyrite as scatteredblebs.

80.50 - 81 .00: Graphitic sediments. 5"7o pyrite and 207opyrrhotite as scattered blebs and seams.81 .00 - 83.21 : Graphitic sediments. 307o thin quartz veins atvarious angles. 1507o pyrite and 3"7o pyrrhotite as nodules, blebs,stringers and bands parallel to contorted bedding.

83.21 - 83.70: Graphitic sediments. 3"7o pyrrhotite and 3"7o pyriteas nodules and blebs.83.70 - 84.28: Intermediate to felsic tuff. 3"7o thin quartz blebsparallel to foliation. 3"7o pyrite as scattered cubes and blebs.

84.28 - 84.56: Intermediate to felsic tuff. 1 5"7o quartz stringers,to 2 cm, at various angles. 10"7o rusty, vein-associated, pyrite.

84.56 - 86.02: Graphitic sediments. 307o thin quartz stringers atvarious angles. 8"7o pyrite and 707o pyrrhotite as nodules, seamsand blebs.


Sample

110194

110195110196110197110198

110199

110200

110201

110202

110203

110204110205

110206

110207110208110209

110210

110211

110212

110213

From

71.40

72.3873.4274.3875.20

75.68

76.44

76.96

77.97

78.74

79.7180.50

81.00

81.9382.9183.21

83.70

84.28

84.56

85.33

HOLE NO: ML-03-014


To

72.38

73.4274.3875.2075.68

76.44

76.96

77.97

78.10

79.71

80.5081.00

81.93

82.9183.2183.70

84.28

84.56

85.33

86.02

Int.(m)

0.98

1.040.960.820.48

0.76

0.52

1.01

0.13

0.97

0.790.50

0.93

0.980.300.49

0.58

0.28

0.77

0.69

Aug/t

0.003

0.0030.0030.0030.035

0.003

0.028

0.027

0.014

0.003

0.0030.019

0.030

0.1320.1790.071

0.019

0.233

0.220

0.141

Cu

ppm

Pbppm

Znppm

27/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

86.02

To

102.97

Length(m)

16.95

CODE

2E

DESCRIPTION

FELSIC TO INTERMEDIATE ASH AND LAPILLI TUFFUpper portion is ash tuff, with some lapilli tuff below 102.03m.Pale yellowish gray, fine to very fine grained, locally sericitic,hard to moderately hard, non-magnetic. Weak foliation at 55 -70 deg. 3"7o pyrite and trace pyrrhotite, often as fracture-fillings

86.02 - 87.47: Locally strongly to weakly graphitic near uppercontact. 307o quartz veins, to 2 cm, at 45 deg. 507o pyrrhotite and207o pyrite as fracture-fillings and blebs.

87.47 - 88.82: 307o pyrite and 2 07o pyrrhotite as fracture-fillings.

92.23 - 98.57: 3"7o thin quartz veins mainly at 75 deg. 3"7o pyriteand 207o pyrrhotite, vein-associated and as scattered blebs.

98.57 - 99.75: 5"7o pyrrhotite and 2"7o pyrite as scattered blebsand fracture-fillings.

99.75 - 100.67: 1007o pyrrhotite and 507o pyrite as scattered blebsand fracture-fillings.100.67 - 101.25: Predominently graphitic interflow sediments.10"7o quartz stringers, to 1.5 cm, at various angles. 1007o pyriteand 307o pyrrhotite, vein-associated and as seams parallel tofoliation/banding.101.25 - 102.20: Locally weakly sericitic. 3 07o pyrrhotite and 2 07oDyrite as fracture-fillings and scattered blebs..ower contact sharp at 45 deg.

Sample

110214

110215110216

110217110218

110219110220110221110222110223110224110225

110226110227

110228

110229

From

86.02

87.0087.47

88.0592.23

93.1894.0895.0296.0096.8197.8798.57

99.2399.75

100.67

101.25

HOLE NO: ML-03-014


To

87.00

87.4788.05

88.8293.18

94.0895.0296.0096.8197.8798.5799.23

99.75100.67

101.25

102.20

Int.

(m)

0.98

0.470.58

0.770.95

0.900.940.980.811.060.700.66

0.520.92

0.58

0.95

Au

g/t

0.009

0.0030.003

0.0030.003

0.0030.0030.0030.0030.0030.0030.003

0.0030.003

0.030

0.063

Cu

ppm

Pb

ppmZn

ppm

27/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

102.97

112.02

To

112.02

175.04

Length(m)

9.05

63.02

CODE

2A

SB

DESCRIPTION

INTERMEDIATE MASSIVE FLOWS, WITH MINOR ASH ANDLAPILLI TUFFPale to medium greyish buff, fine grained, moderately soft, non magnetic. Weak foliation at 55 - 70 deg. 507o thin calcitestringers and fracture-fillings at various angles. Trace scatteredpyrite.Lower contact along calcite-quartz-filled fracture at 25 deg.

DIORITEPale to medium gray, becoming locally pale pinkish gray below125m, fine to coarse grained, hard to moderately soft, locallyweakly magnetic below 135m. Some fine-grained sectionsappear extrusive. Weak foliation at 35 - 65 deg. 307o thin calcitequartz stringers at various angles. Trace scattered pyrite cubes.

116.80 - 117.13: 507o quartz-calcite stringers, to 1 cm, at variousangles. 3"7o vein-associated pyrite.130.14 - 130.38: A 3.5 cm quartz vein at 60 deg at 130.28.145.19-145.51: Quartz vein from 145.30- 145.41 at 45 deg.145.51 - 145.82: Trace pyrite.145.82 - 146.05: Quartz vein from 145.90 - 145.97 at 65 deg. 1307o vein-associated pyrite.146.05 - 146.35: 507o thin, vuggy quartz veins at 30 deg. Tracepyrite.153.30 - 153.69: A quartz vein from 153.44 - 153.55 at 50 deg.

163.03 - 163.26: A pale pink calcite vein from 163.16 - 163.22at 60 deg.163.86 - 164.38: A white calcite-quartz vein from 164.08 -164.23 at 10 deg.164.75 - 165.00: A white quartz vein from 164.85 to 164.87 at55 deg.168.00 - 168.65: 5"7o thin quartz veins at various angles. 3"7opyrite and trace chalcopyrite, vein-associated.Lower contact at 80 deg.

Sample

110230

110231110232110233110234

110235

110236

110237

110238

110239

110240

From

116.80

130.14145.19145.51145.82

146.05

153.30

163.03

163.86

164.75

168.00

HOLE NO: ML-03-014


To

117.13

130.38145.51145.82146.05

146.35

153.69

163.26

164.38

165.00

168.65

Int.

(m)

0.33

0.240.320.310.23

0.30

0.39

0.23

0.52

0.25

0.65

Au

g/t

0.011

0.0070.0090.0080.006

0.006

0.006

0.008

0.011

0.009

0.008

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

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PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

175.04

To

215.43

Length(m)

40.39

CODE

9D

DESCRIPTION

SYENITEOrange brick red, very fine to coarse grained, hard tomoderately hard, locally weakly magnetic. Contains rare maficxenoliths to cobble size. 1 07o thin calcite stringers and fracture-fillings at various angles. Trace scattered pyrite. Foliation weakat 45 - 65 deg.176.84-177.34: 10"7o quartz veins, to 1 cm, at 20 deg. 1 07o vein-associated pyrite.179.95 - 180.54: 1007o quartz-calcite-chlorite veins, to 2 cm, atvarious angles, y/o vein-associated pyrite.183.00 - 183.46: Quartz-chlorite vein from 183.18 - 183.36 at 15deg. 1 07o pyrite and 1 07o chalcopyrite, vein-associated.186.00 - 187.00: 1007o thin quartz-calcite stringers at variousangles. 307o pyrite and 1"7o chalcopyrite, vein-associated.187.00 - 187.81: 507o thin quartz-calcite stringers at variousangles. 307o vein-associated pyrite.187.81 - 188.14: 10"7o thin quartz-calcite stringers at variousangles. 3"7o vein-associated pyrite.188.14 - 190.10: 3 - 5"7o thin quartz-calcite stringers at variousangles. 307o vein-associated pyrite.

203.09 - 205.04: 20"7o vuggy quartz-calcite stringers, to 2.5 cm,at various angles. Trace vein-associated pyrite.

End of Hole

Sample

110241

110242

110243

110244

110245

110246

110247

110248110249

110250

From

176.84

179.95

183.00

186.00

187.00

187.81

188.14

189.07203.09

204.04

HOLE NO: ML-03-014


To

177.34

180.54

183.46

187.00

187.81

188.14

189.07

190.10204.04

205.04

Int.(m)

0.50

0.59

0.46

1.00

0.81

0.33

0.93

1.030.95

1.00

Au

g/t

0.011

0.013

0.014

0.010

0.011

0.010

0.010

0.0120.003

0.003

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

Signed By:

27/10/2003

COMPANY: Moss Lake Gold Mines Ltd. ||TWP. OR AREA: Moss Twp. ||HOLE NUMBER:

PROPERTY Moss Project JCLAIM NO: TB 812254, 812253 ||NTS: 52 B 1 10

Claim Distribution: 81 2254 - 71 m; 81 2253 - 1 30m Location Grid 64+00 S 40+00 E UTM zone: NAD 27, Zone 15 Northing: 5377712 Easting: 670899


Collar is 35m south and 11 Om east of No. 4 post, 812254

Dates Drilled: From: Sept. 22, 2003 To: Sept. 24, 2003 Drilled By: Chibougamau Diamond Drilling Ltd. Dates Logged: From: Sept. 26, 2003 To: Sept. 28, 2003 Logged By: David S. Hunt Assayed By: Accurassay Labs, Thunder Bay ON

Overburden: 3.40m Casing Recovered: Casing left in hole Equipment left in hole: 6m NW casing and 1 shoe bit Drill collar marked by: Post inserted in casing with metal tag affixed


Purpose of Hole:

Results:

Comments:



IP anomaly #6 is associated with a broad zone of locally sulphidic intermediate to felsic tuffs from 67 to 1 76m containing scattered elevated gold values. Quartz flooding within this zone hosts elevated aold from 142 to 176m.81 samples: 49949 - 49950; 1 1 0001 - 1 1 0073; 1 1 0267 - 1 1 0272. Core stored at Moss Lake core farm.

None YVfovi^Sharpstone Geoservices Ltd. ||SIGNATURE:

Collar Elevation:


ML-03-012SE

442m

336 deg -45

201 NQ

47.6mm no

10007o


0.0 336 -45

9.0 -43 100.0 -43

200 -40.5

* corrected

Type


52B10SE2020 2.27301 MOSS 070


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

0.00

3.40

5.47

12.49

17.53

19.55

To

3.40

5.47

12.49

17.53

19.55

20.37

Length(m)

3.40

2.07

7.02

5.04

2.02

0.82

CODE

OVB

1A

5G

1C

5G

1A

DESCRIPTION


MASSIVE MAFIC VOLCANIC FLOW Medium grayish green, fine to very fine grained, moderatelysoft, non-magnetic. Weak foliation at 60 deg. 307o thin quartz-calcite stringers at various angles. 1 07o scattered pyrite.


MAFIC DYKE Pale gray, very fine to coarse grained, hard, non-magnetic.Contains rare small mafic xenoliths. Foliation weak at 65 deg.3 07o thin quartz-calcite stringers at various angles. Trace pyriteconcentrated toward lower contact.Lower contact at 55 deg.

MAFIC VOLCANIC DEBRIS FLOWMedium grayish green, soft to moderately soft, fine to mediumgrained, non-magnetic. Jumble of mafic volcanics and clasts ofvarious sizes, often large, including porphyry clasts. Foliationweak to moderate at 50 deg. Local faulting at 20 deg. 307o thinquartz-calcite stringers at various angles. Trace to 307o pyrite.

14.22 - 15.00: 5 07o pyrite mainly as scattered blebs.15.30 - 15.68: 2507o pyrite as lenses and scattered blebs parallelto foliation15.68 - 16.63: 507o pyrite mainly as scattered blebs.Lower contact at 20 deg.

MAFIC DYKE Similar to 5.47 - 12.49. Weak foliation at 55 deg.Lower contact at 45 deg.

MASSIVE MAFIC VOLCANIC FLOWS.Similar to 3.40 -5.47.20.27 - 20.37: fault gouge.Lower contact at fault.

Sample

4994949950

110001

From

14.2215.30

15,68

HOLE NO: ML-03-012


l To""

15.0015.68

16.63

Int.

(m)

0.780.38

0.95

Au

g/t

0.0210.238

0.106

Cu

PPmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

20.37

40.87

45.53

To

40.87

45.53

98.85

Length(m)

20.50

4.66

53.32

CODE

2C

1E

2C

DESCRIPTION

INTERMEDIATE TO MAFIC ASH AND LAPILLI TUFFFelsic matrix with mafic clasts.Pale to medium gray, locally has a pale pink tint where weaklyhematized, fine to very coarse grained, hard to moderately soft,locally weakly magnetic. Locally very weakly epidotized. Weakfoliation at 55 - 60 deg. 307o thin calcite-quartz stringers atvarious angles. 1 "/o scattered pyrite.

27.00 - 27.92: 507o fine disseminated pyrite.31.66 - 32.47: 507o thini calcite-quartz stringers at various angles.507o fine disseminated pyrite.36.00 - 36.83: 507o thin calcite-quartz stringers at various angles.5"7o fine disseminated pyrite.Lower contact broken.

MAFIC ASH TUFF Medium grayish green, fine to very fine grained, moderatelysoft, non-magnetic. 3vo thin calcite-quartz stringers at variousangles. 1 - 3"7o fine disseminated pyrite. Weak foliation at 55deg.41 .28: thin fault gouge at 50 deg.42.74 - 44.08: 307o thin calcite-quartz stringers at variousangles. 507o pyrite, vein-associated, as disseminated cubes andblebs and as thin stringers at various angles.


INTERMEDIATE ASH AND LAPILLI TUFFSimilar to 20.37 - 40.87. Weak foliation at 45 - 65 deg. Locallyhas a porphyritic appearance.54.00 - 54.63: 507o thin calcite-quartz stringers at various angles.5"7o fine disseminated pyrite.56.51 - 57.00: 1007o quartz-calcite stringers at various angles. 5- 7"7o pyrite, vein associated and disseminated.58.60 - 66.44: 5"7o pyrite as scattered cubes and blebs.

Sample

110002110003

110004

110005

110006

110007

110008

110009110010110011110012110013110014110015

From

27.0031.66

36.00

42.74

43.60

54.00

56.51

58.6059.5060.5161.5062.5063.5064.47

HOLE NO: ML-03-012


To

27.9232.47

36.83

43.60

44.08

54.63

57.00

59.5060.5161.5062.5063.5064.4765.48

Int.(m)

0.920.81

0.83

0.86

0.48

0.63

0.49

0.901.010.991.001.000.971.01

Au

g/t

0.1520.094

0.023

0.173

0.092

0.059

0.324

0.0490.0570.0760.1300.1400.1000.218

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

98.85

106.46

To

106.46

177.00

Length(m)

7.61

70.54

CODE

6B

2C

DESCRIPTION

66.44 - 68.85: 10 - 15"7o pyrite as scattered blebs and lenses.

71.76 - 72.73: Hematized. 1007o calcite-quartz veins, to 1.5 cm,mainly parallel to foliation. 7 - 1007o disseminated pyrite.74.28 - 74.89: 507o thin, wispy calcite-quartz stringers at variousangles. 1007o scattered pyrite.90.31 - 90.88: 10 07o thin quartz-calcite veins at various angles.507o pyrite and 1 07o chalcopyrite as scattered splashes.

90.88 - 91.46: 307o thin quartz-calcite stringers mainlyparallel to foliation. 10"7o scattered pyrite.97.49 - 98.53: 1007o thin quartz-calcite stringers at variousangles. 1007o pyrite as scattered blebs.Lower contact not distinct.

QUARTZ-FELDSPAR PORPHYRY Pale gray, fine to coarse grained, hard to moderately hard, non magnetic. Local weak foliation at 55 deg. 507o thin calcite-quartz stringers at various angles. 3"7o disseminated pyrite.

102.83 - 105.81: 507o thin quartz-calcite stringers at variousangles. 10"7o pyrite and trace chalcopyrite as disseminatedblebs and cubes.

Lower contact parallel to foliation.

INTERMEDIATE TO FELSIC ASH, CRYSTAL AND LAPILLITUFFPale buff-gray, very fine to medium grained, hard to soft, non magnetic. Weak to moderate foliation at 50 - 70 deg. 507o pyriteas scattered cubes, blebs and as thin lenses and seams parallelto foliation.Fault gouge parallel to foliation at 135.73, 136.72, 137.22107.67 - 108.88: 1007o pyrite, disseminated and as thin seamsparallel to foliation.

Sample

110016110017

110018110019110020

110021

110022

110023

110024

110025

110026110027

110028

110029

From

65.4866.44

67.3468.1871.76

74.28

90.31

90.88

97.49

102.83

103.86104.81

107.67

108.48

HOLE NO: ML-03-012


To

66.4467.34

68.1868.8572.73

74.89

90.88

91.46

98.53

103.86

104.81105.81

108.48

108.88

Int.(m)

0.960.90

0.840.670.97

0.61

0.57

0.58

1.04

1.03

0.951.00

0.81

0.40

Aug/t

0.7380.251

1.9590.8120.532

0.219

0.057

1.701

0.122

0.079

0.0680.123

0.315

0.223

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

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Sharpstone Geoservices Ltd. Diamond Driii Log Page 4 of 6

PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom To

Length(m)

CODE DESCRIPTION

108.88 - 109.55: 1507o pyrite as bands and lenses parallel tofoliation, and as scattered cubes.109.55 - 110.60: 10"7o pyrite as bands and lenses parallel tofoliation, and as scattered cubes.1 1 0.60 - 1 1 1 .62: 1 507o pyrite as bands and lenses parallel tofoliation, and as scattered cubes.111.62-112.31: LOCALLY WEAKLY CONDUCTIVE. 2007opyrite as bands and lenses parallel to foliation, and as scatteredcubes.1 12.31 - 1 15.44: 1007o pyrite as thin bands and lenses parallel tofoliation, and as scattered cubes.

116.81 - 117.41: 1007o pyrite as thin lenses at 80 deg.117.41 - 117.83: 1507o pyrite as thin stringers and lenses parallelto foliation.1 19.2S - 120.97: lOvo pyrite as thin lenses and stringers parallelto foliation.

122.1 1 - 122.59: 2007o pyrite as thin lenses and stringers parallelto foliation.126.35 - 126.99: 10"7o quartz veins, to 2.5 cm, mainly at 80 deg.1007o pyrite as thin lenses and stringers parallel to foliation.

135.30 - 137.56: 507o quartz veins, to 2 cm, parallel to foliation.1007o pyrite as scattered blebs, thin lenses and stringers parallelto foliation.

137.56 - 138.12: 3007o quartz flooding and veins (to 3 cm)parallel to foliation. 1507o pyrite, vein-associated and as thinstringers and lenses parallel to foliation.138.12 - 140.29: 15"7o pyrite as nodules, thin stringers andlenses parallel to foliation.

140.29 - 142.54: 10"7o pyrite as nodules, thin stringers andlenses parallel to foliation.

Sample

110030

110031

110032

110033

110034

110035110036110037110038110039

110040

110041110042

110043

110044

110045110046110047

110048

110049110050110051

110052110053

From

108.88

109.55

110.60

111.62

112.31

113.30114.32115.05116.81117.41

119.29

120.18122.11

126.35

135.30

136.30137.10137.56

138.12

139.12139.55140.29

141.29142.10

HOLE NO: ML-03-012


To

109.55

110.60

111.62

112.31

113.30

114.32115.05115.44117.41117.83

120.18

120.97122.59

126.99

136.30

137.10137.56138.12

139.12

139.55140.29141.29

142.10142.54

Int.

(m)

0.67

1.05

1.02

0.69

0.99

1.020.730.390.600.42

0.89

0.790.48

0.64

1.00

0.800.460.56

1.00

0.430.741.00

0.810.44

Au

g/t0.554

1.462

0.286

0.930

0.057

0.0230.0370.0600.0550.068

0.012

0.0350.077

0.024

0.211

0.1190.0810.467

0.131

0.1770.1040.080

0.0750.028

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

177.00

To

195.25

Length(m)

18.25

CODE

2H

DESCRIPTION

142.54-153.94: MINERALIZED ZONE. 60"7o quartz flooding,10 - 15"7o pyrite associated with quartz and as scatteredblebs and fracture-fillings. Syenite dyke from 142.54 to143.20 with contacts at 50 dea.

153.94 - 154.47: 7"7o pyrite as scattered blebs.154.47 - 158.78: MINERALIZED ZONE. 1507o quartz flooding.1507o pyrite, quartz-related and as scattered blebs and thinlenses parallel to foliation.

170.76 - 171.22: 1007o pyrite mainly as thin stringers and lensesaarallel to foliation.171.22 - 175.36: 3 - 5"7o pyrite mainly as thin stringers andlenses parallel to foliation.

175.36 - 175.85: 10 - 15"7o pyrite mainly as thin stringers andlenses parallel to foliation.175.85 - 177.00: 707o pyrite mainly as thin stringers and lensesparallel to foliation.Lower contact transitional.

FELSIC PYROCLASTICS Pale bluish to buff gray, fine to coarse grained with coarseclasts, hard, non-magnetic. Foliation at 60 -70 deg. Trace to307o scattered pyrite.

Sample

110054

110055110056110057110058110059110060110061110062110063110064110065110066

110067110068110069110070110071

110267

110268110269110270110271110072

110272

From

142.54

144.11145.09146.17147.16148.12149.20150.19151.10152.03153.04153.94154.47

155.54156.51157.54158.05170.76

171.22

172.18173.16174.14174.91175.36

175.85

HOLE NO: ML-03-012


To

144.11

145.09146.17147.16148.12149.20150.19151.10152.03153.04153.94154.47155.54

156.51157.54158.05158.76171.22

172.18

173.16174.14174.91175.36175.85

177.00

Int.

(m)

1.57

0.981.080.990.961.080.990.910.931.010.900.531.07

0.971.030.510.710.46

0.96

0.980.980.770.450.49

1.15

Au

g/t3.070

0.0920.0890.0950.2110.1130.1850.2470.3260.4880.1800.0630.363

0.6490.2290.0600.0110.203

0.015

0.0550.2560.0820.2387.228

0.348

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

195.25

To

201.00

Length(m)

5.75

CODE

2C

DESCRIPTION

194.91 - 195.25: Gray porphyry dyke. Upper contact indistinct.Lower contact at 45 deg.

FELSIC ASH, CRYSTAL AND LAPILLI TUFF (MINORAGGLOMERATE)Pale buff gray, fine to coarse grained, hard, non-magnetic.Weak foliation at 55 deg. 1 "/o thin quartz veins. 1 "/o scatteredpyrite.196.41 - 196.65: 10Vo quartz veins (to 2 cm) at 50 deg. 10"7opyrite associated with vein.

End of Hole

Sample

110073

From

196.41

HOLE NO: ML-03-012


To

196.65

Int.(m)

0.24

Aug/t

0.222

Cu

ppm

Pb

PpmZn

ppm

Signed By:

26/10/2003

COMPANY: Moss Lake Gold Mines Ltd. JTWP. OR AREA: Moss Twp. ||HOLE NUMBER:

PROPERTY Moss Project JCLAIM NO: TB 812254 |[NTS: 52 B/ 10

Claim Distribution: 81 2254 - 1 000Xo Location Grid 70+20 S 40+00 EUTM zone: NAD 27, Zone 15 Northing: 5377529 Easting: 670985


Collar is 195m south and 90m west of No. 1 post, 812254

Dates Drilled: From: Sept. 24, 2003 To: Sept. 28, 2003 Drilled By: Chibougamau Diamond Drilling Ltd. Dates Logged: From: Sept. 29, 2003 To: Oct. 2, 2003 Logged By: David S. Hunt Assayed By: Accurassay Labs, Thunder Bay ON

Overburden: 43.00m Casing Recovered: Casing pulled Equipment left in hole: 1 core barrel, 18m NQ rods, 1 shell, 1 locking coupling Drill collar marked by: Post set in opening with metal tag affixed


3urpose of Hole:

Results:

Comments:



IP anomaly #2 coincides with locally conductive graphitic sediments from 1 78.93 to 204.1 5m and 21 2.94 to 234.67m, containing up to 2007o pyrite. No sianificant assavs.Rods became jammed at cave while attempting to change bit. 92 samples, 110074-110165. Core stored at Moss Lake core farm.

None

Sharpstone Gee-services Ltd. SIGNATURE: //X^/7/l/txV^x1

Collar Elevation:

Azimuth: Dip at Collar:

Final Length: Core Size: Core Diameter: Hole Makes Water: Core Recovery:

ML-03-013SE

429m

156 -46.5

234.67 NQ

47.6mm no

10007o


0.0 156 -46.5

45.0 -42.75 100.0 -50.5

200 47.5 * corrected

Type


52B10SE2020 2.27301 MOSS 080


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

0.00

43.00

46.35

50.77

53.82

To

43.00

46.35

50.77

53.82

74.81

Length(m)

43.00

3.35

4.42

3.05

20.99

CODE

OVB

1E

4B

4K

4E

DESCRIPTION


INTERMEDIATE TO MAFIC ASH TUFF Pale to medium yellowish to brownish green, fine to very finegrained, moderately soft to hard, non-magnetic. Local limonitestaining. Moderate foliation at 35 degrees to core axis. 57oquartz veins, as noted below. 1 - 307o pyrite and trace pyrrhotite.

43.94 - 44.77: 3007o quartz veins, to 20 cm, mainly parallel tofoliation. 1007o vein-associated pyrite.44.77 - 45.00: core missing - no recovery.45.00 - 46.35: 2007o quartz veins, to 6 cm, mainly parallel tofoliation. 5Va vein-associated pyrite.

Lower contact at quartz vein contact.

SILTSTONE, MUDSTONE, PHYLLITE Finely laminated clastic sediments.Pale buff yellowish gray, fine grained, thinly banded, soft, non magnetic. Banding at 40 deg.Lower contact parallel to banding.

GRAPHITIC ARGILLITELOCALLY WEAKLY CONDUCTIVEDark gray to black, fine grained, locally finely laminated at 50deg, soft to hard, non-magnetic.307o thin quartz veins parallel to banding. 5 - 10 07o pyrite asnodules, scattered flecks, thin lenses and laminae parallel tobanding, as well as vein-associated.

Lower contact parallel to banding.

SILTSTONE, MUDSTONE, PHYLLITE Finely laminated clastic sediments. Minor greywacke towardlower contact.Similar to 46.35 - 50.77. Contains a considerable amount of'ractured, blocky core. Core recovery poor in places.Bedding/banding at 20 - 45 deg., locally undulating.63.36 - 65.90: 507o quartz stringers and veins, to 4 cm, mainlyparallel to banding. 7070 pyrite as thin lenses and bands, as wellas vein-associated.

Sample

110074

110075

110076

110077

110078

110079

From

43.94

45.00

45.82

50.77

52.00

63.36

HOLE NO: ML-03-013

DATE(S) LOGGED: Sept. 29 - Oct. 2, 2003

To

44.77

45.82

46.35

52.00

53.82

64.33

Int.

(m)

0.83

0.82

0.53

1.23

1.82

0.97

Au

g/t

0.130

0.801

0.016

0.016

0.011

0.003

Cu

ppmPb

PpmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

74.81

88.59

92.05

92.51

92.83

95.44

To

88.59

92.05

92.51

92.83

95.44

129.30

Length(m)

13.78

3.46

0.46

0.32

2.61

33.86

CODE

1E

4E

4K

4E

1E

4E

DESCRIPTION

Lower contact at 40 deg parallel to bedding.

MAFIC VOLCANIC ASH TUFFMedium grayish green, locally laminated or banded with calcitestringers along foliation planes, fine to coarse grained, soft tomoderately soft, non-magnetic. Moderate to strong foliation at40 deg. Trace scattered pyrite.Interbedded fine grained clastic sediments 79.82 - 80.72; 80.9682.35; 85.45 - 85.77; 86.91 - 87.26;Lower contact at 30 deg.

SILTSTONE, MUDSTONE, PHYLLITE Similar to 46.35 - 50.77mBanding at 35 deg.Siliceous beds are weakly boudinaged.Lower contact at 40 deg.

WEAKLY GRAPHITIC ARGILLITE Foliation contorted about axes at 25 and 70 deg.5"7o thin quartz stringers parallel to foliation. 3 - 5"7o vein-associated pyrite.Lower contact at 35 deg.

SILTSTONE, MUDSTONE, PHYLLITE Similar to 46.35 -50.77mLower contact at 35 deg.

MAFIC VOLCANIC ASH TUFF Similar to 74. 81 -88.59.Foliation at 35 deg., locally deformed by crenulation cleavage at50 deg.Lower contact at 40 deg.

SILTSTONE, MUDSTONE, PHYLLITE, INTERBEDDED WITH 1 0"7o THIN GRAPHITIC ARGILLITE BEDSSimilar to 46.35 - 50.77m. Locally weakly magnetic due topyrrhotite content. Bedding at 25 - 30 deg.; locally deformed bycrenulation cleavage at 65 - 85 deg.

Sample

110080110081

110082

From

64.3365.00

92.05

HOLE NO: ML-03-013


To

65.0065.90

92.51

Int.(m)

0.670.90

0.46

Aug/t

0.0030.003

0.014

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

129.30

To

147.22

Length(m)

17.92

CODE

1E

DESCRIPTION

95.70 - 96.35: Predominently graphitic. 307o thin quartz-calcitestringers mainly at 60 deg. 5"7o pyrite as stringers and thinlaminations.99.41 - 100.46: Locally silicified, with 307o thin quartz stringersparallel to banding. 3 - 507o pyrite as small flecks parallel tobanding/foliation.100.99 - 101.50: Graphitic argillite. 5"7o thin quartz-calcitestringers mainly parallel to foliation/banding. 5"7o pyrite, vein-associated and as thin stringers parallel to banding.109.35 - 110.35: Graphitic argillite. 3"7o thin, locally boudined,quartz stringers parallel to banding. 5"7o pyrite, vein-associatedand as thin laminae.114.45 - 116.03: 307o thin quartz stringers parallel to banding.507o pyrite, vein-associated and as thin laminae.114.67- 115.22: no core recovery.116.84- 117.63: 20"7o quartz-calcite stringers, to 2 cm, parallelto banding. 3 - 5"7o vein-associated pyrite.121.78- 122.40: 20yi) quartz veins, to 3 cm, mainly paraiiei tobanding. 3"7o pyrrhotite, 2"7o pyrite and trace chalcopyrite, vein-associated.122.72 - 123.93: Silicified. 5"7o pyrrhotite and 2"7o pyrite as thinlaminae parallel to bedding and as fracture-fillings.

124.74 - 126.00: 20"7o quartz-calcite veins, to 2 cm, parallel tobedding. 507o pyrite and 507o pyrrhotite, vein-associated and asscattered cubes.

126.00 - 128.53: Locally silicified and serialized. 20"7o quartzveins, to 2 cm, parallel to bedding. 5"7o pyrite and 5"7o pyrrhotite,mainly vein-associated.

128.53 -129.30: Cherty.Lower contact parallel to banding at 30 deg.

MAFIC VOLCANIC TUFFS Similar to 74.81 - 88.59. Locally weakly magnetic. Locallyweakly biotitic. Foliation at 25 - 40 deg. Local crenulationcleavage at 20 deg.Intercalated clastic sediments 131.32 - 133.47;137.07 - 137.35: ground core, no recovery.

Sample

110083

110084

110085

110086

110087

110088

110089

110090

110091110092

110093110094

110095110096

From

95.70

99.41

100.99

109.35

114.45

116.84

121.78

122.72

123.42124.74

125.28126.00

127.04127.82

HOLE NO: ML-03-013


To

96.35

100.46

101.50

110.35

116.03

117.63

122.40

123.42

123.93125.28

126.00127.04

127.82128.53

Int.(m)

0.65

1.05

0.51

1.00

1.03

0.79

0.62

0.70

0.510.54

0.721.04

0.780.71

Aug/t

0.028

0.042

0.065

0.018

0.026

0.094

0.027

0.014

0.0240.013

0.0130.009

0.0110.013

Cu

ppm

Pb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

147.22

To

159.21

Length(m)

11.99

CODE

3A

DESCRIPTION

145.17 - 145.77: Weakly sericitic. 1007o thin quartz-calcitestringers parallel to foliation. 5"7o pyrite, mainly vein-associated.

146.40 - 147.22: ID.% thin, boudined quartz veins parallel tofoliation. 1007o pyrite as thin stringers parallel to foliation, andassociated with veins.

INTERFLOW CHEMICAL SEDIMENTARY PACKAGE INTERMIXED CHERT, MAGNETITIC IRON FORMATION ANDMAFIC VOLCANICS.147.22 - 148.91: Banded grey chert. 10"7o quartz veins, to 3 cm,parallel to foliation. Trace pyrite.

148.91 - 149.93: Mafic volcanics. 2007o white, boudined quartzveins parallel to banding. 2007o pyrite mainly as thin laminae andstringers parallel to banding. 1 07o chalcopyrite mainly vein-associated.149.93 - 150.47: Magnetic iron formation. 1507o pyrite mainly asbands of cubes and blebs parallel to banding.150.47 - 152.33: Intermixed mafic volcanics, banded chert andminor iron formation. 1007o thin white quartz stringers at variousangles. 3"7o pyrite in local concentrations of laminae parallel tobanding.

152.93 - 152.84: Mafic volcanics.152.84 - 154.77: Banded chert.152.84 - 154.12: 3 - 5"7o thin, white quartz veins parallel tobanding. 507o pyrite, vein-associated, and as thin bands.

154.77 - 155.76: Mafic volcanics.155.76 - 156.19: Banded, cherty sediments.156.19 - 156.95: Mafic volcanics.156.24 - 156.95: 307o quartz stringers at various angles. 3"7othinly laminated pyrite.156.95 - 159.21: Banded chert. 507o, locally boudined, quartzveins, mainly parallel to banding. 5 07o pyrite, vein-associatedand as thin bands.

Lower contact parallel to foliation/banding.

Sample

110097

110098

110099

110100110101

110102

110103

110104

110105

110106

110107

110108

110109110110

From

145.17

146.40

147.22

148.15148.91

149.93

150.47

151.43

152.84

153.49

156.24

156.95

157.94158.70

HOLE NO: ML-03-013


To

145.77

147.22

148.15

148.91149.93

150.47

151.43

152.33

153.49

154.12

156.95

157.94

158.70159.21

Int.(m)

0.60

0.82

0.93

0.761.02

0.54

0.96

0.90

0.65

0.63

0.71

0.99

0.760.51

Au

g/t0.006

0.021

0.003

0.0320.003

0.008

0.029

0.009

0.003

0.010

0.017

0.031

0.0250.040

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

159.21

178.93

To

178.93

204.15

Length(m)

19.72

25.22

CODE

1E

3K

DESCRIPTION

MAFIC VOLCANIC TUFFSStrongly chloritic and locally weakly talcose. Medium to darkgrayish green, fine to coarse grained, soft, non-magnetic.Strong foliation at 25 - 35 deg, locally contorted via crenulationcleavage at 15 deg. Foliation decreases in intensity below171m.159.21 - 161.59: Mafic volcanics. 307o thin quartz-calcitestringers parallel to foliation. 507o pyrite, vein-associated and asscattered cubes and blebs.

177.93 - 178.93: 10"7o pyrite as scattered cubes and blebs.1cm quartz vein parallel to foliation near lower contact of samplewith 507o vein-associated pyrite.Lower contact contorted.

GRAPHITIC INTERFLOW COMPLEX Consists of intermixed graphitic sediments and mafic volcanics.Foliation at 20 - 40 deg., locally deformed by crenulationcleavage at 30 - 35 and 75 deg.GRAPHITIC HORIZONS ARE LOCALLY WEAKLYCONDUCTIVE.178.93 - 180.00: Graphitic sediments. 307o blebby pyrite.180.00- 181.18: Mafic volcanics with 2007o graphitic sediments.5"7o thin quartz-calcite stringers at various angles. 1507o pyrite asscattered blebs.181.18 - ...: Mafic volcanics with 507o thin graphitic sedimentbeds. 3"7o thin quartz veins mainly parallel to foliation. 1 0"7opyrite and 1 07o chalcopyrite as scattered blebs and thin bandsparallel to foliation.

186.16 - 187.14: 15"7o quartz veins and stringers at variousangles. 507o pyrite, vein-associated and as scattered cubes andblebs.187.14 - 188.36: 307o thin wispy quartz stringers at variousangles. 1007o pyrite mainly as thin lenses parallel to bedding.

Sample

110111

110112110113110114

110115110116

110117

110118110119110120110121110122

110123

110124

From

159.21

160.18160.86177.93

178.93180.00

181.18

182.14183.12184.09185.02186.16

187.14

187.84

HOLE NO: ML-03-013


To

160.18

160.86161.59178.93

180.00181.18

182.14

183.12184.09185.02186.16187.14

187.84

188.36

Int.

(m)

0.97

0.680.731.00

1.071.18

0.96

0.980.970.931.140.98

0.70

0.52

Au

g/t

0.003

0.0030.0030.003

0.0330.003

0.003

0.0030.0030.0030.0030.003

0.003

0.003

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom To

Length(m)

CODE DESCRIPTION

188.36 - 189.22: 307o thin wispy quartz stringers at variousangles. 507o pyrite, as thin lenses parallel to bedding, scatteredcubes and blebs.189.22 - 189.89: 20 07o thin quartz stringers and blebs at variousangles. 1007o pyrite, vein-associated and as thin lenses parallelto bedding.189.89 - 190.37: 2007o pyrite as thin bands, nodules and thinstringers.190.37 - 194.82: 1007o pyrite as nodules, thin beds, lenses andscattered cubes and blebs.

194.82 - 195.30: 507o pyrite as scattered blebs and cubes.195.30 - 197.40: 307o quartz veins, to 1 cm, at 40 deg. 10"7opyrite as wispy stringers, scattered cubes and blebs.

197.40 - 198.00: 507o pyrite as scattered cubes and blebs.198.00 - 198.63: 1007o pyrite as scattered cubes and thinstringers mainly parallel to bedding.198.63 - 198.94: 20"7o quartz veins, to 2 cm, parallel to bedding.20"7o pyrite as nodules, scattered cubes and blebs.

198.94 - 201.29: 5"7o thin quartz veins at various angles. 10"7opyrite as stringers, lenses, scattered cubes and blebs, and vein-associated.

201.29 - 203.18: 307o thin quartz veins parallel to bedding. 15"7opyrite, vein-associated and as nodules, scattered cubes andblebs.

203.18 - 203.57: 25 07o semi-massive pyrite.203.57 - 204.15: 707o pyrite as nodules, scattered cubes andblebs.Lower contact not distinct.

Sample

110125

110126

110127

101128

110129110130110131110132110133110134

110135110136110137

110138

110139

110140110141110142

110143110144110145

From

188.36

189.22

189.89

190.37

191.37192.37193.32194.30194.82195.30

196.30197.40198.00

198.63

198.94

199.70200.62201.29

202.29203.18203.57

HOLE NO: ML-03-013


To

189.22

189.89

190.37

191.37

192.37193.32194.30194.82195.30196.30

197.40198.00198.63

198.94

199.70

200.62201.29202.29

203.18203.57204.15

Int.(m)

0.86

0.67

0.48

1.00

1.000.950.980.520.481.00

1.100.600.63

0.31

0.76

0.920.671.00

0.890.390.58

Au

g/t0.003

0.012

0.057

0.003

0.0230.0030.0030.0030.0030.003

0.0030.0030.003

0.003

0.003

0.0030.0030.018

0.0770.0430.003

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom

204.15

212.94

To

212.94

234.67

Length(m)

8.79

21.73

CODE

2C

4B

DESCRIPTION

FELSIC ASH AND CRYSTAL TUFFPale yellowish grey, fine to coarse grained, hard, non-magnetic.Weak to moderate foliation at 30 - 35 deg. 307o quartz veins, to3 cm, parallel to foliation. Very rare thin fuchsitic and epidoticseams parallel to foliation. 1 - 3"7o scattered pyrite.

210.63 - 211.38: 1007o quartz veins, to 3 cm, parallel to foliation.307o scattered pyrite.212.35 - 212.94: 507o quartz veins, to 2.5 cm, parallel to foliation.507o pyrite as fracture fillings and scattered cubes and blebs.

Lower contact undulating at 75 deg.

INTERFLOW CLASTIC SEDIMENTSSILTSTONE, MUDSTONE AND MINOR GREYWACKEINTERCALATED WITH GRAPHITIC BEDS.Pale to medium grey to black, very fine to medium grained, hardto moderately soft, non-magnetic. Bedding/foliation at 35 - 60deg., locally drag-folded (z-folds), or deformed about crenulationcleavage at 80 deg.. Trace thin quartz-calcite stringers atvarious angles. 3 - 507o scattered pyrite.212.94 - 213.52: Graphitic sediments. 507o thin quartz stringersat various angles. 507o pyrite as thin beds and lenses.

215.85-216.42: Graphitic sediments. 507o thin quartz stringersmainly parallel to bedding. 1007o pyrite, mainly as thin laminaeand tracks of blebs parallel to bedding.216.96 - 217.41: 7007o graphitic sediments. 7070 pyrite as thinbands parallel to bedding, and scattered blebs.222.44 - 223.28: 1007o graphitic sediments. 1007o pyrite asnodules, thin laminae, scattered cubes and blebs.223.28 - 224.08: Graphitic sediments. 10"7o pyrite as nodules,thin beds, scattered cubes and blebs.224.08 - 230.23: 30"7o graphitic sediments, often as thininterbeds. 1007o pyrite as blebs, thin lenses and beds, scatteredcubes.

Sample

110146

110147

110148

110149

110150

110151

110152

110153

110154110155110156

From

210.63

212.35

212.94

215.85

216.96

222.44

223.28

224.08

225.13225.97226.97

HOLE NO: ML-03-013


To

211.38

212.94

213.52

216.42

217.41

223.28

224.08

225.13

225.97226.97228.00

Int.(m)

0.75

0.59

0.58

0.57

0.45

0.84

0.80

1.05

0.841.001.03

Aug/t

0.003

0.003

0.003

0.003

0.003

0.003

0.003

0.003

0.0030.0030.003

Cu

ppm

Pb

ppmZn

ppm

26/10/2003


PROPERTY: Moss Lake


IntervalFrom To

Length(m)

CODE DESCRIPTION

230.23 - 232.44: Graphitic sediments. 1507o pyrite as beds,lenses, nodules, scattered cubes and blebs.

232.44 - 233.33: 3 - 507o pyrite as scattered cubes and blebs.

233.33 - 234.00: 10 - 1507o pyrite as nodules, thin beds,scattered cubes and blebs.234.00 - 234.67: 5"7o pyrite as thin beds and scattered cubes.

End of Hole

Sample

110157110158110159110160

110161110162110163

110164

110165

From

228.00228.91229.92230.23

231.00232.10232.44

233.33

234.00

HOLE NO: ML-03-013


To

228.91229.92230.23231.00

232.10232.44233.33

234.00

234.67

Int.(m)

0.911.010.310.77

1.100.340.89

0.67

0.67

Au

g/t0.0030.0030.0030.003

0.0030.0030.003

0.003

0.003

Cu

ppmPb

ppmZn

ppm

Signed By:

26/10/2003

ONTMIO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES

Work Report Summarv

Transaction No: W0440.00369 Status: APPROVED

Recording Date: 2004-MAR-04 Work Done from: 2003-SEP-02

Approval Date: 2004-MAR-05 to: 2003-OCT-31

Client(s):

ASSAY PDRILL 52B10SE2020 2.27301 MOSS

Work Report Details:

Claim*

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

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TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

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TB

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811237

811238

811239

812242

812243

812244

812245

812246

812247

812248

812249

812250

812251

812252

812253

812254

812255

812256

812257

812258

812259

812260

812261

812262

812263

812264

812265

812266

812267

812268

821438

821439

821777

821778

821782

Perform

SO

30

SO

SO

S800

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

S38,000

S26,400

SO

S13.200

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

518,000

SO

SO

S18.000

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

Perform Approve

SO

SO

SO

SO

3800

SO

SO

SO

SO

sosoSO

SO

SO

S38.000

S26.400

SO

S1 3,200

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

S18.000

SO

SO

S18.000

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

soso

Applied

S800

S800

S800

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S800

S800

S800

S800

S800

S800

S800

S800

S800

S800

S800

S800

S800

S800

S400

Applied Approve

S800

S800

S800

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

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S800

S800

S800

S800

S800

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S800

S800

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S800

S800

S800

S800

S800

S400

Assign

SO

SO

soSO

S400

SO

soSO

SO

sososoSO

soS23.600

S23.600

SO

S12.800

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

S17.200

SO

SO

S17.200

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

Assign Approve

0

0

0

0

400

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

23,600

23,600

0

12,800

0

0

0

0

0

17,200

0

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17,200

0

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0

0

0

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Reserve

SO

SO

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sosososoSO

sosoSO

SO

SO

so314,000

S2.400

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

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sosososo30

SO

SO

Reserve Approve

SO

SO

soSO

soSO

soSO

SO

soSO

SO

soSO

314,000

S2.400

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

sosoSO

SO

SO

sososososoSO

SO

SO

Due Date

2006-SEP-14

2006-SEP-14

2006-SEP-14

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-OCT-30

2006-OCT-30

2006-OCT-30

2006-OCT-30

2006-OCT-30

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ONTMJO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES

Work Report Summary

Transaction No: W0440.00369

Recording Date: 2004-MAR-04

Approval Date: 2004-MAR-05


Claim*

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

829141

830076

830077

830082

830083

830084

830089

830090

830091

830092

830231

830232

830233

830234

830478

830479

830480

830481

830482

830483

834671

834672

834673

834674

834675

834676

834680

834876

834877

834878

834879

940414

940415

940416

940417

940418

940419

940420

940703

940704

Perform Perform Approve

SO

SO

sosososososoSO

SO

soSO

SO

soSO

soSO

SO

SO

sosososososososososososososososoSO

SO

soSO

SO

SO

sosososoSO

SO

sososoSO

soSO

SO

SO

SO

sosoSO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

sosososososososososososososososo

Status: APPROVED

Work Done from: 2003-SEP-02

to: 2003-OCT-31

Applied

5800

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

S400

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5400

S400

S800

S800

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5800

5800

S800

S800

S800

5800

S800

5800

5800

S800

5800

5800

S800

S800

5800

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Applied Approve

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S400

S400

S400

5400

5400

S400

S400

5400

S400

S400

S400

5400

S400

S800

5800

S800

S800

5800

S800

S400

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5800

S800

S800

S800

5800

5800

5800

S800

5800

S800

S800

5800

5800

S800

S800

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soSO

soSO

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so50

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SO

sosoSO

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2006-OCT-30

2006-FEB-22

2006-FEB-22

2006-FEB-22

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2006-FEB-22

2006-FEB-22

2006-FEB-22

2006-FEB-22

2006-FEB-22

2006-FEB-22

2006-FEB-22

2006-FEB-22

2006-FEB-22

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-08

2006-MAR-27

2006-MAR-08

2006-FEB-22

2006-FEB-22

2006-MAR-27

2006-MAR-27

2006-MAR-27

2006-MAR-27

2006-MAR-27

2006-MAR-27

2006-MAR-27

2006-MAR-27

2006-MAR-27

2006-SEP-05

2006-SEP-05

2006-SEP-05

2006-SEP-05

2006-SEP-05

2006-SEP-05

2006-SEP-05

2006-SEP-05

2006-SEP-05

2004-Mar-17 08:53 armstrong^ Page 2 of 3

ONT&MO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES

Work Report Summary

Transaction No: W0440. 00369

Recording Date: 2004-MAR-04

Approval Date: 2004-MAR-05


Claim*

TB 940705

TB 940706

TB 940707

TB 940708

TB 940709

TB 940710

TB 94071 1

TB 940712

TB 940743

TB 942009

TB 942010

TB 942011

TB 942012

TB 942013

TB 942014

TB 942015

TB 942016

TB 942017

TB 1195203

TB 1216282

TB 1232109

TB 1232111

TB 1232112

TB 1233264

TB 1233265

TB 1237946

TB 1241038

TB 1241039

TB 1241040

TB 1246780

External Credits:

Reserve:

Perform Perform Approve

SO

SO

SO

SO

sosoSO

sosososososososososososo

S19,100 S19

soSO

sosoSO

soSO

soSO

SO

5133,500 3133

SO

S1 6,400

S1 6,400

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

soSO

sosoSO

SO

SO

SO

so,100

soSO

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.500

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S800

S800

S800

5800

S800

S800

S800

S800

5800

S800

S800

5800

5800

S800

S800

5800

S800

51,600

5800

52,400

S1.600

52,000

S 11, 200

S8.700

511,200

53,200

S4.800

51,200

S7.200

5117,100

Status:

Work Done from:

to:

APPROVED

2003-SEP-02

2003-OCT-31

Applied Assign Approve Assign Approve

5800

5800

S800

S800

S800

S800

5800

S800

S800

S800

5800

5800

S800

5800

5800

5800

S800

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51,600

S800 518,

52,400

S1.600

S2.000

511,200

58,700

S1 1,200

53,200

S4.800

S1.200

57,200

5117,100 S113,

SO

SO

SO

SO

50

SO

50

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SO

50

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

50

SO

SO

300 18

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50

SO

so50

SO

SO

50

50

100 S113

Reserve of Work Report*: W0440. 00369

Total Remaining

Status of claim is based on information currently on

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0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

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0

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0

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record.

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SO

soSO

50

SO

SO

50

SO

SO

SO

soSO

SO

SO

soSO

SO

SO

SO

soSO

SO

soSO

soSO

SO

so50

S16.400

Reserve Approve Due Date

SO 2006-SEP-05

SO 2006-SEP-05

SO 2006-SEP-05

SO 2006-SEP-05

SO 2006-SEP-05

SO 2006-SEP-05

50 2006-SEP-05

SO 2006-SEP-05

SO 2006-OCT-22

SO 2006-OCT-22

50 2006-OCT-22

SO 2006-OCT-22

SO 2006-OCT-22

50 2006-OCT-22

SO 2006-OCT-22

50 2006-OCT-22

SO 2006-OCT-22

SO 2006-OCT-22

SO 2006-FEB-05

SO 2006-FEB-09

SO 2006-FEB-16

SO 2006-FEB-16

SO 2006-FEB-16

SO 2007-JAN-19

SO 2006-JAN-19

SO 2006-OCT-22

SO 2006-FEB-07

SO 2006-FEB-07

50 2006-FEB-07

SO 2006-MAY-16

S1 6,400

2004-Mar-17 08:53 armstrong-d Page 3 of 3

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Date: 2004-MAR-08

Ministers du Developpement du Nord et des Mines Ontario

GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OFFICE 933 RAMSEY LAKE ROAD, 6th FLOOR SUDBURY, ONTARIO P3E 6B5

MOSS LAKE GOLD MINES LTD. 8 KING STREET, SUITE 1305 TORONTO, ONTARIO M5C1B5 CANADA

Tel: (888) 415-9845 Fax:(877)670-1555

Dear Sir or Madam

Submission Number: 2.27301 Transaction Number(s): W0440.00369

Subject: Approval of Assessment Work

We have approved your Assessment Work Submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The attached Work Report Summary indicates the results of the approval.

At the discretion of the Ministry, the assessment work performed on the mining lands noted in this work report may be subject to inspection and/or investigation at any time.

If you have any question regarding this correspondence, please contact STEVEN BENETEAU by email at [email protected] or by phone at (705) 670-5855.

Yours Sincerely,

for Ron C. Gashinski

Senior Manager, Mining Lands Section

Cc: Resident Geologist

Moss Lake Gold Mines Ltd. (Claim Holder)

Assessment File Library

Moss Lake Gold Mines Ltd. (Assessment Office)

George Nelson Mannard (Agent)

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Sharpstone Geoservices Ltd.

MOSS LAKE PROJECTDIAMOND DRILL SECTION

DDK ML-03-008Looking NE

Scale: V.1000 i Projection: Non-Earth (meters)

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Claim 812261 Claim 812262

Assays < 0.500 gil Au not plotted

ML-03-009 201m

Sharpstone Geoservices Ltd,


DDH ML-03-009Looking NE

Az. 156 cleg., Dip -45 deg.

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IP#6

58+00 S 60+00 S 63+00 S L 48+00 E

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QUARTZFLOODINGZONE

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33+00 S 35+00 S 38+00 SS L 16+00 W

Gold assays < 0.500 g/t are not plotted

Claim 1216282

ML-03-014 215.43m


0316:21/10/2003

| Author DSH

i Office: Thunder

Drawing: ML028



Hole Az. 336 deg., Dip -44 deg.

! Scale: 1:1000 Projection: Non-Earth (meters)

12.5 25 50

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