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32B10SE0062 OM91-180 MOSS 010

REPORT ON THE MOSS LAKE CLAIMSMOSS LAKE AREA

THUNDER BAY MINING DIVISIONONTARIO

NTS 52-B l 1 0

Longitude: 90 50' Latitude: 48 50'

FOR

AKIKO - LORI GOLD RESOURCES1000-789 West Fender Street

Vancouver, B.C.V6C 1H2

BY

NELSON W. BAKER P.ENG

NELSON W. BAKER GEOLOGICAL SERVICES1000-789 West Render Street

Vancouver, B.C.

December 9, 1991

52B10SE0062 OM91-180 MOSS n .

U l TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . , . , . . . . , . . . . . . . . 2

Location and Access . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Claim Status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Previous Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

General Geology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Property Geology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Method of Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Results of Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Recommendations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

References . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Certificate of Qualifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

LIST OF APPENDICES

APPENDIX I: Estimated Cost of Proposed Program

APPENDIX II: List of Claim Numbers and Claim Status

APPENDIX III: Rock Sample Descriptions

APPENDIX IV: Method of Analysis and Certificate of Analysis

APPENDIX V: List of Field Personnel

INDEX OF FIGURES AND MAPS

Figure l: Project location Map ... . .*. . ., . . ., after page 2

Figure 2: Claim Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " 2

Figure 3: Property Geology and Highlights of

Previous Work ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " 4

Map 1: 1:2400 Geology and Sample Locations

Central Claim Block ............... in rear map pocket

Map 2: 1:2400 Geology and Sample Locations

South Claim Block ................. in rear map pocket

Map 3: 1:60 Fisher Lake Showing Geology

and Sample Locations .............. in rear map pocket

A surface exploration program was conducted on the Moss Lake

Claims during the month of October 1991. The program consisted of

prospecting and geological mapping along with mechanical stripping,

washing and channel sampling of targets identified during

reconnaissance prospecting and geological mapping.

Six new gold occurrences were uncovered during the program.

All of these are considered to be excellent targets for further

exploration work and possibly diamond drill testing.

Mechanical stripping and channel sampling of one zone, the

"Fisher Lake Occurrence" yielded an average grade (uncut) of 0.61

opt Au over a width o f 5.1 f eet for an exposed strike length of 75

feet.

The firm of Nelson Baker Geological Services Limited was

commissioned by Akiko - Lord. Gold Resources Ldroited to evaluate the

Moss Lake Project claims for their gold potential.

Akiko - Lori is operator in a Joint Venture between Akiko - Lori

and Gold Fields Canadian Mining Limited.

Between October 13 and November l , 1 991, a three man field

party under the supervision of Graeme Scott carried out a

reconnaissance program on the property at a total cost of

$ 31,984.27. This included geological mapping, prospecting,

mechanical trenching, map and report preparation.

The Kashabowie River Resort in Kashabowie Ontario provided

accommodation for the personnel.

Location and Access

The Moss Lake Project consists of 44 claims divided into three

groups, the North, Central, and South claim blocks. The property

covers approximately 1760 acres in the central part of Moss

Township, Thunder Bay mining division, NTS 52B/10, Lat. 48 40'

long. 90 50'. Access to the property is gained via a number of

secondary logging roads off the Swamp Lake road which meets highway

802, 15 miles west of Kashabowie.

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SOUTH CLAIMS

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LOCATIONS

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MOSS LAKE PROJECT

Claim Status

All 44 claims of the Moss Lake Project eta in good standing

through 1992. 38 of the 44 claims are subject to e confidential

royalty agreement between Goldfields Canadian Mining Limited and

the Vendors of these claims. Akiko - Lori Gold Resources Limited

shall earn a 5(H interest in the Moss Lake Claims by cash

expenditures totalling S 500 000.00 over a three year period.

A list of the mining claims which comprise the Moss Lake

Project is included in the appendices.

Previous Work

The Shebandowan area already hosts a number of important gold

and base metal deposits. The Coldstream mine produced 2.7 million

tons grading X.9% copper with accessory gold and silver. The

Coldstream Main Zone has contained reserves of 3 million tons

grading 0.15 opt. Au. In addition the Tandem-Storimin-Central Crude

deposit 4 miles east of the property has outlined reserves of 100

million tons grading 0.032 opt. Au.

Gold was first discovered near the property in 1871. At this

time the mining claims encompassing the Ardeen deposit were staked

and surveyed. This discovery is recognized as being the first gold

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oepoait found j n Nciti;eir' Gm;ailc Pivd-ctioo ironi the jn.i ut

amounted to 143,724 tons of ore which yielded 29,678 ounces oi gold

and 172,617 ounces of silver.

During the brief operating life of this deposit down strike

extensions of the deposit were investigated. The McKellar vein

which lies on the southern claims of the Moss Lake Project was

trenched at a number of locations.

In 1957 Noranda conducted exploration on portions of the

claims. This program was targeted at base metals. A grid was

established. Work consisted of geological mapping and geophysical

surveys.

During 1973-74, Dome exploration held the ground under option

from Belore Mines. Dome conducted a program of mapping and

geophysics followed by diamond drilling. Seventeen holes were

drilled totalling 5567 feet. Drilling was concentrated in and

around the old mine workings. A number of the holes intersected

economic gold mineralization within iron formation south of the

mine workings. This was the first time that gold in iron formation

had been tested on the property

From 1976 until 1982 the ground was held by the provincial

government as a potential park location.

AKIKO-LORI GOLD RESOURCES LTD.- GOLD FIELDS CANADIAN MINING LTD.

MOSS LAKEJOI NT VENTURE

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TTTfTT Irtn Fermttien. F*ult Gold Occurrence

0.43er. Au/tcmINTERNATIO N A L

CEO VE MTUKES kVklutsio 0.257oi Au /tonDrill Intersected

1.12oi. Aa/ton-5.0] 0.56 DI. Au/ton -S.O'

0.22oi. Au/ton-4.1l A RDEEN MINE

Past oroducer30.000oi. Au

dt 0.21 ox. Au/ton

Values lo O. SOoz Au/ton Values UD to

16 01. Au/ton. from I ron Formktion

CENTRA' CRUDE HE ML C CiOLD

TAHDEM .: TO RIM IN

MOSS i A K E! DE P O S l 100 nuliion tons at 0,03 t oz.Au/ton

/MCKELLAR ZONEValues to 0.4-2ot Au/to^ -from Chert

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Katt Betsy i^r.es r .-- .,; J V i;, p. d a drill j .-r'...gram cUuj'-.j V^tffi-P.8,

This program primarily investigated the down dip and strik^

extensions of the Ardeen deposit. One hole intersected 1.2 opt.

gold over 5 feet within an iron formation horizon.

During a regional geological reconnaissance program

Goldfields Canadian Mining Limited identified a number of

exploration targets on the property. The ground was subseguently

staked by GFCM in October of 1990. An airborne geophysical survey

consisting of magnetometer and VLF-EM was then conducted over the

land package.

In October of 1991 Akiko - Lori Gold Resources entered into a

joint venture agreement with Goldfields Canadian Mining Limited,

whereby Akiko-Lori would earn a 5 0* interest in the property by

exploration expenditures on the claims over a three year period.

General Geology

The property lies within the Shebandawan portion of the Wawa-

Abitibi greenstone belt. The claims are underlain by a northeast

trending package of mafic to felsic volcanic rocks, in contact with

argillaceous sedimentary rocks to the north. The central claim

block is bounded to the east by a large syenite stock, the Moss

Lake Intrusion.

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F;c :j:.ock exposure is generally good except in the northeast

portion of the central claim block and much of the northern claim

group where Pleistocene sand and gravel cover is widespread.

Property Geology (Central Claim Group)

The central claim block is underlain by a northeast trending

volcano-sedimentary sequence consisting of mafic volcanic flows to

the south with intercalated pyroclastic, felsic and some mafic

volcanic rocks. These are in contact with argillaceous

metasediments and wackes to the north.

The mafic volcanics (unit 1) consist of massive to foliated

light green basalts, commonly fine grained and often containing

hornblende or feldspar phenocrysts. Variable degrees of carbonate

and chlorite alteration were noted. The felsic volcanic units

(unit 2 a,b) range from massive rhyolite and dacite to crystal tuff

and tuff breccia. The pyroclastic units observed were mainly

agglomerates with clasts of rhyolitic composition in a chlorite to

chlorite-sericite matrix. The northern portion of the central block

is underlain by meta-sediments (unit 3). The sediments are

comprised of thin to thickly bedded, grey to brown, sandy textured

wackes with some argillaceous beds.

An iron formation horizon was identified proximal to the

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c.;-;jtac-t L ft w-5-ea mafic aud fe^ic ve i carr i e?.-; H',':'; t. h of Fisher Lake,

The Iron formation consists of two distinct- facies. Well banded

magnetite- chert + X- sulphide iron formation (unit 4a) is basal to

a tertonized unit (unit 4b) consisting of chert and chert-magnetite

fragments within a chloritic matrix. This unit often contains up to

10* disseminated pyrite and varying amounts of ankerite and

calcite.

Numerous gabbroic bodies intrude the volcanics, mainly in the

western portion of the claim block. The gabbro (unit 5) is medium

to coarse grained and appears relatively unaltered. Some foliation

is developed near the margins of the gabbro bodies but generally

they are massive. Quartz-feldspar porphyry and aplite dykes (unit

6c) are common, and become more abundant near to the Moss Lake

Stock.

A number of structural features have been identified on the

property. The Potsdam Fault trends along the sediment-volcanic

contact which underlies the northern portion of the central and

northern claim blocks. The Ardeen Shear/deformation zone (ADZ)

trends NNE and has been traced along a portion of the central and

south claims. On the central claim block the structure lies within

a topographic low. On the southern claims the ADZ is 20 to 100 feet

wide and is characterized by strong deformation and

carbonatization. Both the McKellar zone on the south claims and the

Ardeen deposit west of the central claims are interpreted to lie

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f,t. ;i, uCtur^ '\ i'sull J~ j,r:t*v pi el' -.1 lo OCCi.py ":

conspicuous NNW trending topographic lineament located 2400 feot

north of Fisher Lake. The structure appears to exhibit sinistrcil

movement. A broad, flexure occurs just east of Fisher Lake and also

at the north end of Moss Lake. These folds are interpreted to be

resultant from the emplacement of the Moss Lake intrusive.

Method of Work

Work was conducted on the claims by a three man field party

between October 13 and November l 1991. Prospecting, sampling and

geological mapping was conducted on the central claim block, with

some prospecting on the southern claims. A previously established

035 degree base line on the central claims was used for topographic

control. A 1:2400 map was produced from geological information

gathered on the property, along with a detail map of the Fisher

Lake Occurrence.

Mechanical trenching was conducted using a bulldozer and small

back hoe. Stripped areas were subsequently cleared of debris using

a Wajax high pressure pump. Channel samples were then cut across

geologically favourable horizons using a gas powered diamond blade

saw.

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Roc.k sa'iis p-.i &C v-'i.^ c, c ̂ ;: lo Accuias^ay j M--v-tv: ',;.-*r ; as c-t Th:;rdar

Bay for analysis. All sareples were analysed for Au content. Samples

wl;L;.;b returned values greater than 0.5 opt. Au were also rnalyzed

for Ag. Analysis methods are given in Appendix lv.

Results of Program

The fall program was successful in uncovering numerous

auriferous horizons on the property. Several geological and

structural features controlling gold mineralization were identified

and will aid in ongoing exploration.

Most of the gold mineralization uncovered on the property is

associated with guartz veins lying within shear zones which

striking between 040 and 140 degrees. These shears are interpreted

to be splays off the Ardeen structure.

The quartz veins are typically quite narrow but high grade,

the largest being l foot in width. The veins exhibit a saccharoidal

texture and often contain chloritic inclusions. Sulphide

mineralization in the form of S-10% pyrite and subordinate

chalcopyrite, galena and sphalerite occurs within the veins,

usually in discreet seams and blebs. The shear zones hosting these

auriferous veins are typically pervasively silicified and contain

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High gold value?- seem to be confined t c the quarts mat

although samples Laken of the walliock also y lei J anomalous

The following is a description of the occurrences discovered

during the fall program. Showing numbers and names correspond to

the locations labelled on the 1:2400 geology map included with this

report. A total of 163 rock samples were taken during the program.

Descriptions of all rock samples taken are given in Appendix III.

Central Claim Block

Fisher Lake Occurrence

The Fisher Lake Occurrence lies in the southwest corner of the

central claim block, 700 feet west of Fisher Lake. Mechanical

stripping and washing was carried out to expose the location of a

43.168 opt. Au grab sample taken from a quartz vein at a sheared

contact between chlorite schist and magnetite-chert iron formation.

Outcrop was exposed for a length of 175 feet along strike. The zone

was then mapped in detail at 1:60 scale. Channel samples were cut

across the shear zone at regular intervals along strike. A sample

length of 3 feet was chosen for the channels. A total of 59 channel

and 3 grab samples were taken from the zone.

11i'H'1 -? g v "-b fca?vijp jLti? w--; e t^}:^rt frou! t. b e ,,. x; o

The; occurrence coaalaLb of c shear 2, o/it; l tt- 4 i eel. w j d t,

crir.:--!-ed fit 085 degrees and di;j;i^g r.ori.h at- VC O? ~r?-^-^ . T'ne '-hear

is very silicified and contains abundant ankerite in clots and

stringers along with 3 to 5% disseminated pyrite. A narrow well

mineralized quartz vein lies within the shear. The vein is

typically 4 to 6 inches wide and contains 20% pyrite with lesser

amounts of galena and chalcopyrite. Higher Au values appear

associated with greater concentrations of base metal sulphides.

The shear lies along the contact between iron formation and mafic

volcanics for most of the exposed strike length. It does however,

cut into the mafic volcanics on the eastern side of the stripping.

The shear zone is much narrower at this location and could reflect

the change in the host lithologies.

Taken over a strike length of 75 feet, the weighted average

grade (uncut) is calculated to be 0.613 opt Au over 5.1 feet. If a

l ounce cut is used the grade averages 0.337 opt. Au. Three

channels averaged 0.89, 0.12, and 0.11 opt. Au over 12 feet in this

section.

Some of the higher gold values obtained from 3 - foot channel

samples include 6.97, 3.49, and 0.736 opt. Au. Samples taken of

the silicified zone with no quartz vein material typically returned

values between 0.04 and 0.08 opt. Au over 3 feet.

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She juJdJ'i shear is offset at its western end by another

structure trending 043 degrees and dipping south at 70 degrees.

Tills shear is pervasively carbonatized and consists of a chlorite

seri-.-Ife rr-bist which hosts a quartz vein 4 to 8 inches wide. This

vein contains 10% pyrite with galena and chalcopyrite and is

exposed for a strike length of 50 feet. The best channels taken

returned values of 0.36 and 0.64 opt. Au over 3 feet. A grab

sample taken from this vein assayed 2.21 opt. Au.

Near the nexus of the 2 shear zones a channel sample returned

a value of 0.27 opt. Au. over 9 feet. This channel was taken from

sheared chloritic magnetite iron formation. The rock is pervasively

carbonatized and very chloritic but no quartz veining was noted at

this location. This type of alteration - mineralization is only

exposed at this location on the outcrop. Similar material is found

400 feet west of the occurrence in trenches on the Ardeen Property

held by International Geoventures. The shear exposed by these

trenches is assumed to be the down strike extension of the Fisher

Lake Zone structure.

Showing l.

This showing consists of a 2 to 4 inch quartz - ankerite vein

within sheared chloritic chert agglomerate. The vein contains 10%

pyrite and trace amounts of galena and chalcopyrite. A grab sample

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f,-.-.-;:, t".if, ic cation returned a val-e cf 11.S ; opt, Z .i (;:a rrple 0507; ,

The significance of this showing is its close proximity to the

Fie.lisr Take occurrence which is located 2C3 feet to th3 so^th.

The vein was uncovered on the side of an outcrop near a topographic

low/lineament. A sample (9739) taken along this lineament showed

intense carbonatization and silicification. The sample assayed

0.03 opt. Au. It is possible that this lineament is a structure

that parallels the Fisher Lake occurrence.

Showing 2.

This occurrence was uncovered by GFCM during reconnaissance

prospecting in 1988. It consists of a 2 to 5 inch quartz vein

within a 4 foot shear zone which strikes at 040 and dips 70 degrees

south. The zone is hosted by a foliated, sericite altered tuff

breccia. The quartz vein contains l 5*, pyrite with trace amounts of

galena, sphalerite and specularite. A grab sample (9652) taken

from the vein assayed 0.978 opt. Au and 1.29 opt. Ag.

Rock exposure in the immediate vicinity of this occurrence is

poor. A large swamp covers the probable north extension of the

shear zone.

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Skovs? i o.g 3 ,

Til J s ("K-cuvrGuce ] '.eo wji:i..i;. carbonatite: J iaiiiic voiearu ,s . A

cr^V sample ^360B) taker of a T fo"-*'. qu^??.'.y va'.n i el ^r^J a -"i e

of 0.06 opt. Au. The vein contains 3 * pyrite, l-2 !fe chalcopyrite

and trace amounts of galena. The sample location lies on the west

claim boundary. Mike Fogen of International Geoventures also

sampled this location. His sample returned a value of 0.22 opt.

Au.

Some mechanical stripping was carried out to better expose

this showing, but mechanical problems with the machines and weather

conditions did not permit further evaluation of this occurrence.

Approximately 100 feet northeast of this location a grab

sample (9726) was taken of a 4 inch quartz vein containing S-10%

pyrite and trace chalcopyrite. The sample returned a value of 0.432

opt. Au. The vein is hosted by chloritic mafic tuff.

Showing 4.

Two grab samples were taken at this location (9617, 9618) and

returned values of 0.242 and 0.03 opt. Au. The showing consists of

a silicified zone of undetermined width hosting a quartz vein 8

inches wide in felsic volcanics. The vein contains 5% fine pyrite

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t?-:" **;Itr. Cu ' or : ', , .- ' ,. - l u s;" or.;--

;; c-.*nd.,H-' ed on t hi-3 sliow l r-.-v ,

Showing 5 .

This occurrence consists of a l foot wide silicified sulphide

zone within a tuffaceous unit. The silicified zone contains 1(^

disseminated and banded pyrite. A sample taken at this location

(9708) returned a value of 0.179 opt. Au. The zone is poorly

exposed and strike length has yet to be determined.

South Claim Block

McKellar Zone

The McKellar Zone consists of a quartz vein which varies in

width from l to 4 feet. The vein lies within the Ardeen Shear and

is interpreted to be the down strike extension of the Ardeen Mine

vein. The vein strikes at 055 degrees and dips to the north at 85

degrees. A quartz - feldspar porphyry dyke is proximal to the vein

and represents the hanging wall of the vein at most pit locations.

A sulphidized chlorite - carbonate schist is found on the footwall

of the vein. Mineralization consists of l-3% pyrite with minor

chalcopyrite and galena. The Ardeen Shear is up to 100 feet wide in

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t' c- vicinity of , he r-JeXel! ?. r --01.11 ';~-'-K , -ne ha? r-er-; ti v-n-, ..TO

ulo- ; 'i s 1 1 Lrte for 1400 feel

the 1991 program. A number of samples were taken to substantiate

assay vales reported by previous workers. Of these one grab sample

(9659) returned a value of 0.221 opt. Au.

A systematic channel sampling program would be necessary

to further evaluate this structure. This would be a part of any

further work on the claims.

Showing 7

This occurrence was sampled on the final day of the fall

program. The zone lies within mafic volcanics in proximity to a

east trending gabbro contact. It is located on the southern

portion of the claim group. The Showing consists of a 6 inch wide

sulphide horizon within an altered and silicified chlorite schist

trending ENE and dipping at 85 degrees north. The zone contains

up to 20*?; pyrite. Samples taken from this location ( 9748, 9749,

9750) returned values of 0.24, 0.04 and 0.049 opt. Au.

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Recommendations

The fall program has delineated a number of targets which warrant

follow-up work. Along with additional investigation of the

occurrences found during the fall program, a three phase program is

recommended to further evaluate the property.

Phase I, Winter 1992

A cut line grid would be established on both the

southern and central claim blocks. Lines would be cut at 400

foot spacing off the existing base line on the central claim

group. A base line would be established on the southern

claims with lines also turned off at 400 foot intervals.

Both vertical gradient magnetometer and VLF-EM surveys

would be conducted over the grid area.

Phase II, Spring and Summer 1992

A soil geochemical survey would be conducted over

selected portions of the central and southern claim groups.

Systematic geological mapping of the claims would then be

carried out. Along with detailed prospecting of

geophysical targets and any anomalous horizons identified by

the soil survey. Structural trends identified during

geological mapping would also be investigated in detail.

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Mechanical trenching and channel sampling would be

conducted where needed.

Phase III, Fall 1992

A 5000 foot diamond drill program would be conducted to

test targets identified during Phase I and II.

An estimated cost breakdown for these programs is given in

Appendix I.

Respectfully submitted

Nelson W. Baker Geological Services Limited

Nelson W. Baker P.Eng

December 9, 1991

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References

Dome Exploration (1974)

Belore option, Report on Surface Mapping and Diamond Drilling

Harris F.R. (1970)

ODM. GR 85, Geology of the Moss Lake Area

Watson R.J. (1928)

ODM. vol. XXXVII part IV, Huronian Gold Mine

Various unpublished reports and maps held by Gold Fields

Canadian Mining Limited. These include unpublished previous work

and an airborne Magnetic and VLF-EM survey conducted by H.

Ferderber Geophysics (1991).

Personal Correspondence with Mike Fogen, and Claude Laroche of

International Geoventures. 500 Halton Street, Thunder Bay.

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CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATIONS

I, Nelson W. Baker, of the city of Vancouver, in the Province of

British Columbia, Canada, do hereby certify that:

1. I am a Consultant Geological Engineer, principal of the firm

of Nelson W. Baker Geological Services Ltd., with an office

located at 1000-789 West Fender, Vancouver, British Columbia.

V6C 1H2.

2. I have been a member of the Association of Professional

Engineers of Ontario since October, 1970.

3. I am a qualified geological engineer having received a degree

of B.Se. (Engineering) in 1969 at South Dakota School of

Mines, in Rapid City, South Dakota, U.S.A. I have since

practiced professionally in the field of mineral exploration

and development.

4. The writer has not visited the Moss Lake Property, however, he

directed the exploration program described in this report and

has visited the Moss Lake area several times in the past.

5. I do not have, nor do I expect to receive any interest

either directly or indirectly in the property held by Akiko-Lori

Gold Resources Ltd and described in this report.

6. I consent to and authorize Akiko-Lori Gold Resources Ltd. to

use my name and the attached report as an assessment report.

^f

Dated in Vancouver, British Columbia, this _______ day of __

_______ , 1991. f

Nelson W. Baker, P.Eng.

APPENDIX I

ESTIMATED COST OF 1992 PROGRAM

Cost Estimate

Phase I

Linecutting: Base Line l mile @ $ 500,00 j mile $ 500.00

Cut Line 19 miles $ 400.00 l mile S 7,600.00

Geophysics: 20 miles @ $ 300.00 / mile $ 6,000.00

Phase I Total $ 14,100.00

Phase II

Soil Geochemistry:

Sample Collection

1000 samples @ $ 2.50 / sample $ 2,500.00

Sample Analysis

1000 samples @ $ 6.00 / sample $ 6,000.00

Subtotal $ 8,500.00

Geological Mapping, Prospecting and Trenching

30 days @ $ 1500.00 / day $ 45,000.00

Phase II Total $ 53,500.00

Phase III

Diamond Drilling

5000 feet @ $ 18.00 / foot $ 90,000.00

Phase III Total $ 90,000.00

Grand Total $ 159,176.00

APPENDIX II

LIST OF CLAIM NUMBERS AND CLAIM STATUS

TB113S465 1172360 113 54 S6 1172365 1157477 . . 1172366 1157496 - 11723671157666 11723681157667 11723691157 668 11723751157670 11723851157671 11723861172315 11723871172316 11723881172317 11723951172318 11723961172319 11724051172340 11724061172345 11724071172346 11724151172347 1172416117234811723491172350 1172355 1172356117235711723581172359

Updated? 10/23/91

MOSS LAKE UNPATENTED CLAIMS ASSESSMENT HISTORY

CLAIM NUMBER

TB TBTB

1135465* 1135466* 1157496

TB 1157497 TB 1157666* TB 1157667* TB 1157668* TB 1157670* TB 1157671* TB 1172315* TB 1172316* TB 1172317* TB 1172318 TB 1172319 TB 1172340* TB 1172345* TB 1172346* TB 1172347* TB 1172348* TB 1172349* TB 1172350* TB 1172355* TB 1172356* TB 1172359 TB 1172365* TB 1172366* TB 1172367* TB 1172368* TB 1172369* TB 1172375* TB 1172385* TB 1172386* TB 1172387* TB 11723SS* TS 11723 35* TB 1172396*

OWNERNAME

Gold FieldsGold Fields

DATSRECORDED

. 11/5/9011/5/90

Gold Fields^il/S/90Gold Fields^ll/5/90Gold Fields(Sold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsSold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold FieldsGold Fields

11/6/SO11/6/90ll/S/9011/6/90ll/S/9010/31/9010/31/9010/31/9011/2/9011/2/9011/2/9010/31/9010/31/SO10/31/9010/31/9010/31/9010/31/9010/31/9010/31/9011/1/9010/31/9011/1/9011/1/5011/1/9011/1/9010/31/9010/31/9010/31/SO11/1/9011/1/9010/31/9010/31/90

nr^v -w -M ̂ w *Wt*d

WORKFILED4/91

8080808080808080808080808080808080808080808080808080808080SO8080SO808080

NEXTWORKDUEDATS

11/5/9611/5/9611/5/9611/5/9611/6/9611/6/9611/6/9611/6/9611/6/9610/31/9610/31/9610/31/9611/2/9611/2/9611/2/9610/31/9610/31/9610/31/9610/31/9610/31/9610/31/9610/31/9610/31/9611/1/5610/31/9611/1/9611/1/9611/1/9511/1/9610/31/9610/31/9610/31/9611/1/9611/1/9610/31/9610/31/96

AMOUNTOFWORKNEEDED

$240S240?240^240S240S240524032403240$240024052403240?2405240$24092405240S2405240524092405240^240S24Q524052405240^24052 4 C52405240S2405240?2*QS240

TB 1172405 TB 1172406 TB 1172407 TB 1172425 TS 1172416 TB 1174214* TB 1174215* TB 1174216*

Gold Fields Gold Fields Gold Fields Gold Fields Gold Fields Gold Fields Gold Fields Gold Fields

11/1/90 80 11/1/90 8011/1/90 SO 11/1/90 80 11/1/90 80 4/4/91*** 0 4/4/91*** 0 4/4/91*** 0

80 80 SO 80 80 0 0 0

11/1/96 11/1/95 11/1/96 11/1/96 11/1/96 4/4/93 4/4/93 4/4/93

3240 5240 $240 5240 S24Q 5400 ^400 ^400

* sxibject to royalty** Claims transferred to Gold Fields for assessment purposes only.*** Worfc to be transferred to these claims from voided claims

TS 1172357, 3S8 ft 360 to hold these claims until 4/4/97.

APPENDIX III

SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

SAMPLE DATE SAMPLE TYPE LITHOLOGY

8601 OctlA/91 grab I.F./M.V,

8602 00114/91 grab I.F./M.V,

8603 OrtH/91 grab I.F./M.V.

86C4 Oct.14/91 grab I.F./M.V,

8605 00114/9! grab Chert aglom.

8606 OctH/91 grab Chert aglom.

8607 Octl4X91 grab Chert aglom.

8608 OctH/91 grab M.V./F.V.

219601 OCU7/91 3' chip M.V./Q.F.P

219602 OCU7/91 grab M.V./Q.F.P

219603 00117/91 grab M.V./Q.F.P

219604 00117/91 grab Ch-Ser schist

219605 OCU7/91 grab Ch-Ser schist

219606 00117/91 grab Ch-Ser schist

219607 OCU7/91 grab Ch-Ser schist

219608 OCU7/91 grab F.V.

219609 00117/91 grab F.V.

219610 Oct20m grab H.V.

219611 00120/91 grab M.V.

219612 Oct20^1 grab Ch. schist

219613 00126/91 grab M.V.

219614 00126/91 grab M.V.

219615 OC126/91 grab F.V.

219616 Oct26m grab Ch. schist

219617 00126/91 grab F.V.

219618 00126/91 grab F.V.

219619 00128/91 3' channel I. F. /M.V. /Q. V.

219620 Oct28X91 3' channel I. F, /M.V. /Q. V.

219621 00128/91 3' channel I. F. /M.V. /Q. V.

219622 00128/91 3 ! channel I.F./M.V. /Q. V.

219623 OC128/91 3' channel I. F. /M.V. /Q. V.

219624 00128/91 3' channel I. F. /M.V. /Q. V.

1' '

l' c

Host

Host

Cher

Cher2-4'

Q.V.

Q.V.

Hang

Foot

Q.V

5 a a

Han

Foo

Tren

4 1 q

Sane

Goss

sil.

(3 ci

Qtz,

Resai

8 1 si

Saae

I

I

I,

I

I,

I,

REMARKS/ALTERATION/STRUCTURE

q.v. at contact ank., sheared

l' q.v. at contact ank., sheared

Host to 8601

Host to 8601

Chert clasts in mafic matrix

Chert ciasts in mafic matrix

2-4' q.v. in shear

Q.V. l' wide, ank.,

Q.V. 2' wide, ank.,sil, in shear

Hangingwall to 9601, ser.,ank.,

Footwall to 9601, cbl.,sil.,ank.,

Q.V. 2'6' ank..strained grey quartz

Saae as 9604

Hangingwall to 9604, cb.

Footwall to 9604, qtz stringers

Trench 300' west of property, cb.,sil.,

q.v. 4' wide in sheared f.v.

4' q.v. in shear, strained qtz.,cb.

Same as 9610

Gossaned host to 9610

sil. shear in m.v., qtz. stringers

(3 ea, qtz-cb vein, ank.

Qtz, stringers in shear, ser., cb.

Resainple of 219726

8" shear/q.v., sil.,bx cbl. inclusions

e as 219617

I.F. zone channel sample

I.F. zone channel saapie


I.F. zone channel saapie



MINERALIZATION Au ppb Au opt Ag opt

3-5* py. ga.,tr. cpy 6940 0.202

3-5* py. ga.,tr. cpy 1483444 43.168 9.312

10* P;'.

10* py.

py. 1-3*

py. 1-3*

10* py., tr. ga.

3* py.,l*cpy,ga.

3-5* py.,2*ga,tr.cpy

2* py.

3* py.

3-5* ga., 5*py.

10* py.,l*ga.,tr.cpy

l* py.3-5* py.

3-5* diss. py.

10*py.,l-2*ga.,cpy.

3-5*ga.,sph.,py.

3-5*ga.,sph.,py.

5* py.

3* fine py.

3* py.

1-2* diss. py.

7* py., tr. cpy.

3-5* fine py.

3-5* fine py.

1921

4662

366

167

407947 11.87 7.915

1851 0.109

3735

33

1106

1407,

942

308

1354

407

8834 0.257

342

97

20

10

6490 0.189

75

5695 0.166

8305 0.242

1010 0.03

40 0.001

200 0.006

275 0.008

280 0.008

3808 0.111

13510 0.393

SAMPLE DATE SAMPLE TYPE LITHOLOGY REHARKS/ALTERATION/STRUCTURE MINERALIZATION Au ppb Au opt Ag opt

219625 00128/91

219626 00128/91

219627 00128/91

219628 OC128/91

219629 00128/91

219630 00128/91

219631 Oct28X91

219632 00128/91

219633 00128/91

219634 00128/91

219635 00128/91

219636 00128/91

219637 00128/91

219638 00128/91

219639 00128/91

219640 00128/91

219641 00129/91

219642 00130/91

219643 00130/91

219644 00130/91

219645 00130/91

219646 00130/91

219651 OctU/91

219652 00117/91

219653 OctlS/91

219654 OctlS/91

219655 OctlS/91

219656 OctlB/91

219657 OCU9/91

219658 00119/91

219659 00120/91

219660 00120/91

219661 00120/91

219662 00120/91

3' channel I.F./M.V./Q.V, I.F. zone channel sample

3' channel I.F./M.V./Q.V. I.F, zone channel samp]3

3' channel I.F./H.V./Q.V. I.F. zone channel sample

3' channel I.F./M.V./Q.V. I.F. zone channel sample

3' channel Chert aglom. 0.123 zone channel

3* channel Chert agloi. 0.123 zone channel

3' channel Chert aglom, 0.123 zone channel

3' channel Chert aglon. 0.123 zone channel

3' channel Chert aglom. Baseline zone channel

3* channel Chert agios. Baseline zone channel

3' channel Chert agloni. Baseline zone channel

3' channel Chert aglon. Baseline zone channel

3' channel Chert agion. Baseline zone channel


3' channel Chert aglon. Baseline zone channel


grab Ch.Ser schist Grab sample near channel 219625

grab M.V. 6' silicified zone near f.v. contact

grab I/F./M.V, l 1 q.v. at I.F. contact, ank.

rep. H.V./Sed. International Geoventures property

rep, M.V./Sed. International Geoventures property

rep. F.V. International Geoventures property

grab I.F. X-cutting q.v.'s U" at contact with dyke

grab Rhyolite 2-5' q.v. in shear, cb.

grab Mafic dyke Chilled dyke margin 1,1 f.v.

grab Mafic dyke Chilled dyke margin in - .-j.

grab Mafic dyke Chilled dyke aargin in f.v.

grab Gabbro Q.V. in gabbro

grab Chl. schist l', q.v. in 6' shear

grab Chl. schist sane as 9657

grab Q.F.P. McKellar zone qt:-cb.vein 3' wide

grab Q.F.P. Host to 9659

grab Q.F.P. Host to 9659

grab Q.F.P. Sheared q.f.p., angrite

10* py., tr. ga.

1-2* py., Ir. cpy

31 py., Ir. ga.

3* py.5-20* py., 2* cpy.

104 py.

5-30* py.

l* py., (l* ga.

1-2* py.

1-2* py.

1-2* py.

5-10* cubic py.

tr. py.

tr. py.

20* py.

20* py.

20* py.

1-2* py.

10662 0.31

151 0,004

1364 0.04

195 0.006

16

11

39

18

30

41

18

47

23

18

23

12

9730 0.283

50

163

27

233

1702 0.05

109

33603 0.978 1.295

125

64

(5

(5

585

171

7596 0.221

1609 0.047

1257 0.037

518

SAMPLE DATE SAMPLE TYPE LITHOLOGY REMARKS/ALTERATION/STRUCTURE MINERALIZATION Au ppb Au opt Ag opt

219663 00120/91 grab

219664 00120/91 grab

219665 Oct-20/91 grab

219666 Oct30791 grab

219667 Oct30791 grab

219668 Oct30X91 grab

219701 00116/91 grab

219702 Octie/91 grab

219703 00116/91 grab

219704 00117/91 grab

219705 00117/91 grab

219706 OCU7/91 grab

219707 OCU7/91 grab

219708 00117/91 grab

219709 Oct18/91 grab

219710 OctlB/91 grab

219711 OctlS/91 grab

219712 OctlS/91 grab

219713 00119/91 grab

219714 00119/91 grab

219715 00119/91 grab

219716 00120/91 grab

219717 00120/91 grab

219718 00120/91 grab

219719 00120/91 grab

219720 00120/91 grab

219721 00120/91 grab

219722 00120/91 grab

219723 00120/91 grab

219724 00120/91 grab

219725 00120/91 grab

219726 00120/91 grab

I.F. Sheared i.f. contact with B.V., bx,

I.F, Saae as 9663

eh, sch./I.F. Q.V. in shear, cb.

M.V, ainor cb.

Tuff l' q.v., sheared, sil., cb.

Tuff Host to 9667

Tuff Qtz-cb. stringers, eh., bio.,hem

Tuff Sil.,her, cherty

Tuff Bx. Chl.-biotite alteration

M.V. 4' q.v., gossaned, cb.

Rhyolite Qtz. stringers,specularite

Rhyolite gossaned portion near 9705

Rhyolite Qtz-calcite stringers, very sil.

M.V. l' wide sulphide zone, sil, cb.

M.V. sane as 9708, very weathered

I.F/M.V. Sheared contorted contact,qtz.cb

H.V. Altered volcanics

Gabbro l' wide shear near lineanent

Crystal tuff Minor ser.,cb.,fractured

Gabbro 3' shear, very weathered, qtz. stringers

F.P. 2' qtz vein, minor magnetite

M.V. McKellar Zone-cb.-sil host to 2' q.v.

M.V. Qtz-cb stringer zone, ank., hem.

M.V. McKellar Zone-qtz from dump and trench

M.V. 2' wide shear.ank.S cc veinlets

I.F. Bx altered I.F., chl., q.v.'s, 10' wide zone

I.F. Cherty, chl., patchy sulphides

I.F. Prinarily qtz veins,ank.

F.P. Sheared, ser.ch., with .5' qtz stringers

F.V. Sheared, cb., qtz stringers over 10'

F.P. Chl-cb schist, ank-qtz stringers

M.V. 4' q.v. in volcanic bx.

54 py.5* py.5-10* py.tr. py.i po.

1-24 dis. py.

1-24 dis. py.

1-24 py.24 py.

2-54 py.

24 py.

1-24 diss. py.

54 py

54 py.

104 py. diss l seam

204 py. tr. cpy.

24 py

104 diss. py.

54 py.

14 diss. py.

tr. py.

1-24 diss. py

10-154 py., tr. cpy

154 py.

204 py., tr. ga.

tr. py

up to 204 py.

104 py.

2-54 py.

2-44 diss. py.

104 py. seamsidiss.

1-24 py.

5-104 py.

109

954

224

11

300

672

224

55

36

(5

178

402

753

6139 0.179

1993

13

15

8

20

(5

261

220

537

693

(5

708

95

1066

233

372

217

14834 0.432


219737 OC127/91 grab Chert agloa. Narrow qtz stringers

?19??-8 Gct27.m grab Chert aglorc. Saw as 9737, sil., cb.

219739 Oct27791 grab Chert agioiti. Same as 9737, very sil,, ank,, biotite

219740 00127/91 grab Chl. schist Sheared volcanics, cb.

219741 Oct27791 grab M.V. 3" q.v., ninor shearing. Resampie 219610

219742 OC127/91 grab M.V. 3' q.v., niinor shearing. Resaapie 219610

219743 OC127/91 grab M.V. 3' q.v., ainor shearing. Resanple 219610

219744 00127/91 grab M.V./I.F. Bx Qtz-cb stringers, 3' wide zone

219745 OC127/91 grab Ch-ser schist I.F. Zone grab sample

219746 00127/91 grab Ch-ser schist I.F. Zone grab saiple

219747 OC130/91 grab M.V. 8' wide sulphide horizon in n.v.

219748 00130/91 grab M.V. 8' wide sulphide horizon in n.v.

219749 OC130/91 grab M.V. 8' wide sulphide horizon in n.v.

219750 OC130/91 grab M.V. 8' wide sulphide horizon in i.v.

219901 00128/91 3'channei I.F/M.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saiple

219902 OC128/91 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saiple

219903 00128/91 3'channei I.F/H.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saiple

219904 00128/91 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saiple


219906 00128/91 3'channel I.F/H.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saaple


219908 OC128/91 3'channel I.F/H.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel sample

219909 OC128/91 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel sample

219910 OC128/91 3'channel I.F/H.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saiple

219911 00128/91 3'channel I.F/H.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saiple

219912 00128/91 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel sanple

219913 OC128/91 3'channel I.F/H.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saaple

219914 00128/91 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel sanple


219916 OC128/91 3'channel I.F/H.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saiple


219918 OC128/91 3'channei I.F/H.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel sample


219920 OC128/91 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel sample

5* py., diss

2-5* diss, py.

2-54 py., tr. cpy.

21 py.

3* ga.,tr.sph.,5* py

5*ga.,l-2*sph.,5*py

3* ga.,tr.sph.,5*py

10* py.

12*py,2* ga.,tr.cpy

5* py., tr.ga.cpy.

10* py.

up to 25* py.

15* py.

15* py.

63

175

1020

119

157

98

3887

SI

75099

77895

841

8238

1384

1669

144

256

115

1536

2762

1483

1808

35

239109

5457

361

1364

119802

452

993

14517

82

12748

874

3477

0.113

2.185 14.58

2.267 18.079

0.24

0.04

0.049

0.004

0.007

0.003

0.045

0.08

0.043

0.053

0.001

6.972 1.46

0.159

0.011

0.04

3.493

0.013

0.029

0.422

0.002

0.371

0.025

0.101

1.9



219922 0(128/91 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. LF. ZONE 3' Channel sanple

219923 OC128/91 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. I,F. ZONE 3' Channel saaple

219924 00128/91 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. I.F, ZONE 3' Channel saiple

219925 00128/91 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. LF. ZONE 3' Channel saaple



219928 00128/91 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saaple

219929 Oct-28/91 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saiple







219936 00128/91 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saeple



219939 00128/91 3'channei I.F/M.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saiple




219943 OC128/91 3'channel I.F/H.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saapie



219946 00128/91 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel sasple

219947 Oct28W 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saiple


219949 Oct28m 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saiple

219950 00128/91 3'channel I.F/M.V./Q.V. I.F. ZONE 3' Channel saaple

219951 OC131/91 grab Argillite Qtz-cb stringer Tr. py.

11768 0.342

35 0.001

1391 0.04

18940 0.551 1.28

165 0.005

25298 0.736 2.68

4331 0.126

2834 0.082

489 0.014

3252 0.095

1053 0.031

142 0.004

33 0.001

12450 0.362

775 0.023

1583 0.046

1728 0.05

115 0.003

326 0.01

1066 0.031

3252 0.095

10775 0.314

1123 0.003

73 0.002

68 0.002

25 0.001

384 0.011

77 0.002

21854 0.636 0.47

60 0.002

12

APPENDIX IV

METHOD OF ANALYSIS AND CERTIFICATES OF ANALYSIS

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METHODOLOGY

Sample is crushed and then pulverized to -150 mesh and then matted to provide a thoroughly representative sample. A 30 gram subsample is fused (mixed with flux) and a l ead buttovi is formed. The lead button is cupelled and the lead is burned off providing you with a dore bead which is digested in 30* Nitric acid and heated to dissolve silver. 1/2 m l. of concentrated Hydrochloric Acid is added to form Aqua Regia which precipitates the silver and dissolves the gold into solution. Bulked up to 2 m l. with distilled water, vortexed and ran through an atomic absorption spectrophotometer.

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86028603860486058606 36O7 86C8 8608

Gold ppb

69401483444

19214662366167

40794716891851

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553395553396553397553398553399553400553401 55340:

NUMBERSCustomer

219601219602219603219604219605219606

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Gold pcb

373533

1106140794230813541321

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SAMPLE NUMBERS Gold Gold Accurassay Customer ppb Oz/T

219608219609219610219611219612219651219652 '2196532196542196552196552: 96562196572196582196592196602196ol219662219663219664

219604

219701

219702

2197037:19704~* i Q ~7 O r

2197O62 1 9 ~? C 721970821^70-21'*709

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42149 Certificate of AnalysisPage

Ne l son W . 8a KerAkikc-Lori Gold Resources L., tt1000-78^ ulest Render StreetVANCOUVER, B.C.V6C 1H2

October 25 91

SAMPLE NUMBERS Accurassay Ci

553656553657553653553659553660553661 i553662553663553664 553664 5536^5 053666 5536o7 553663 553669 55367 D553671553672 5 5 3 6 ~ "i 553673 -5367^553675553676553677 .5 5 36 7R 553679 5 5.3 fc 3''- 5 5 3 h 8 l5536r2 i 5 3 6 S 7:

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13158

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42182 Certificate of AnalysisNelson W, BaKerAkiko-Lori Gold Resources Ltd.10OO-789 West Pencier StreetVANCOUVER, B.C.V6C 1H2

October 91

SAMPLE NUMBERS :curassay C

work Order Project

i 91C 3 71 Mo^s Lake

tomer

21961321961421.-961521961621961721961821973721973821973921974021974 f.'? 1 o 7 ,i i

2 1 ̂ 7 4 :"-!21974*219 7' 4 521974621 o 7 n f-

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48001 Certificate of AnalysisPag

VANCOUVER, -BC , O c': o D f) r 31, I 9^V6i 1H2

We r K Orrj^^ : T910B^;j , ^ Project: Moss LaK^

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48046 Certificate of AnalysisNelson W. BakerAkiko-Lori Gold Resources Ltd.1000-789 West Render streetVANCOUVER, B.C.V6C 1H2

Page

November 5 91

Work OrderProject

T910888 Moss Lake

SAMPLE NUMBERS rtccurassay Customer

554506 J54507 5545O8154509154510554511-J54512.54513 554514 "554515154515 o54516 554517.54518 ^54519 554520'.54521.54522 554523 r 54524.54524 554525 K5452654527 ^54528 5545295453054531554532-54533 54533

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219919 ^219920 x'219921 J219922 ^219923 X219924 -X219925 ' 219926"' 219927"'

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144^256 y115'

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18940165

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President, Dr. GEORGE DUNCAN, M.SC . PK D . c cn u,n iom.i. c HJ.K -, M. c i.e., N-..FI.S.C .

48047 Certificate of AnalysisNelson W. BakerAkiko-Lori Gold Resources Ltd.1000-789 West Pender StreetVANCOUVER, B.C. V6C 1 H2

Page ;

SAMPLE NUMBERS "^ccurassay Customer

554534554535i54536J54537S54538-54539 354540 554541-.54542 .54542554543554544i54545054546554547.54548--54549554550.5455154551554552

54554554555554556 54557^54558554559 54560 5456O554561

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Gold PPb

4893252105314233

12450775

1583172813381153261066325210775

11373682525

38477

218546O40

2002752803808378113510

November 5 91

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GoldOz/T

O .014 0.095 0.031 0.004 O .001 0.362 0,023 0.046 0.050 0.039 0.003 0.010 0.031 0.095 O .314 0.003 0.002 0.002 O .OO1 0.001 0.011 0.002 0.636 O .002 O .001 0.006 0,008 0.008 O .111 0.110 O .393

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ACCURASSAY LABORATORIESA DIVISION OF BARRINGER LABORATORIES LIMITED. REXDALE. ONTARIO

BOX 426KIRKLAMD l AKE. ONTARIO, CANADA P2N 3J1

TEL,: (705) 567-3361

Presidem: Dr, GEORGE DUNCAN, w .sr., PI., o., c. chem (Om.i. c. Cnam (U.K.i. M.c.i,c., M.R.S.C., A R.c ST

48048 Certificate of AnalysisNelson W, BakerAkiko-Lori Gold Resources Ltd,1000-789 West Render StreetVANCOUVER, B.C.V6C 1H2

Page:

SAMPLE NUMBERS ^ccurassay Customer

554562 J54563 054564554565554566554567554568154569554569554570554571.54572554573554574554575 354576 554577 154578 iS4S7S

219625 7 219626 y219627 \/219628 J219629219630219631219632219632219633219634219635219636219637219638219639219640219641219641

GoldPpb

10662151 1364 195 16 11 39 18 18 30 41 18 47 23 18 23 12

973O 9801

November 5 91

Work Order Project

GoldOZ/T

0,3100.0040.0400.006

T910888 Moss Lake

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ACCURASSAY LABORATORIESA DIVISION OF BARRINGER LABORATORIES LIMITED, REXDALE. ONTARIO


TEL ; (70S) 567-3361

Presideni: Dr, GEORGE DUNCAN, M.St., w*, n., r., chen- tom.i. c M C i C . M.h S i, , A Si '

48049 Certificate of Analysisl" Si

Nels-n g. BakerAkikc )ri Gold Resources Ltd.

* West Render Street'R, B.C.

V6

SAMP .M6ERSCustome,

554705 . * 7 06 5s^"'07

554708554709554710554711554712554713554713554714554715554716554716

219747219748 ;

, 19749 S 119750. 219951^ 219642^ 219643^ 219644- 219645^

219646 ^ 219646 219666 . 219667; 219668 219668

l/'

Goldppb

841823813841669

125016327233

17021603

1130O632672

November 5 91

Work Order Project

GoldOz/T

O .024 0.240 0.040 0.049

T910899 Moss Lake

0.001 O .005 0.001 O .007 0.050 0.047

^.001 0.009 O .018 0.020

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President, Dr. GLQRGE DUMC AN, M.SC.. PH. D., c, iom.!, c . ij.KJ. M.C.I.C . M R,S,C. . 1

48052 Certificate of AnalysisMr. Nelson Baker PageAkiko-Lori Gold Resources Ltd.100O-7S9 West Pender StreetVANCOUVER, BCV6C 1H2

Work Order: T910888 Project: Moss Lake

Results are as follows;

SAMPLE NUMBER Accurassay Customer

554514554515554515554518

219909219910219910219913

November 06, 1991

Gold ppb

239109 5238

Check 5457 119802

GoldOz/T

6.9720.1530.1593.493

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APPENDIX V

LIST OF FIELD PERSONNEL

List of Personnel

Graeroe Scott, Project Geologist

1856 West 12th Avenue

Vancouver, B.C.

V6J 2E7

phone (604) 687-2038

Jeff Ward, Field Geologist

797 Helmuth Avenue

London, Ontario

N6A 3T6

Dave Skelton, Field Geologist

300 Grosvenor Street

London, Ontario

N6A 1Y8

ankerite,chlorite sericite shear

: 43 168 O 202

silicified, ankerite shear

Mafic to intermediate Volcanics

SYMBOLS

Geological contact

Foliation, (inclined, vertical)

Bedding, (inclined, vertical)

Fault x Shear

Channel sanple location value in opt. Au

Grab sample location Au value in opt. Au

la) massive to pillowedIb) foliated to chlorite schist

Intermediate to Felsic Volcanics

2s) massive - rhyolite, dacite2b) pyroclastics - tuff, tuff breccia (chlorite matrix)

cblorite-sericite schist

Clastic Sediments

3a) argillite3b) wacke3c) cone l osMrate

Iron Formation

4a) magnetite - hematite- sulphide iron formation 4b) ebert-I.F. conglomerate/breccia, chloritic matrix

Mafic Intrusive*5a) gabbro,5b) diorite, quar 11 diorite5c) mafic dikes, lamprophyre

Felsic Intrusive*

6a) granite, syenite6b) quarts-feldspar porphyry6c) felsite, aplite

AKIKO-LORl GOLD RESOURCES

MOSS LAKE PROJECT

FISHER LAKE SHOWING

Scale 1 = 60

Drawn by :

G.Scott

Date

Nov. 91

NTS

52B/IO

D

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i CO

i

9603/1106 (0.03)

qv9601 /5735 (O 109)

McKellar Zone

—9604/1407 1004)py.cpy 9605/942n * 9606/308y 9607/1354(0.041

9716/220 9717/537 9718/693

9659/7596 (0.221) 9660/1609 (0.047) 966I/ 1257 (0.037)

9720/708 9721/95\

9663/I09 9694/954

9722/IO66IO.O3)

157667 v-'l I57666

9747/84!9748/8238(0.24) 9749/1384(0.04) 975O/I66910.05)

1157670

96677 3 OO 1668/672

MOSS LAKE PROJECT

MAP LOCATION PLAN

SCALE 1 : 50 000

LITHOLOGICAL LEGEND

Mafic to Intermediate Volcanics

la) massive to pillowedIb) foliated to chlocit- st,hist


2a) massive - rhyolite, dacite2b) pyroclastics - tuff, tuft breccia (chlorite matrix)

chlorite-s*ricite schist

Clastic Sediments

3a) argillite3b) wacke3c) conglomerate

Iron Formation

4a) magnetite - hematite- sulphide iron formation 4b) chert-I.F. conglomerate/breccia, chloritic matrix

Mafic Intrusives5a) gabbro,5b) diorite, quartz diorite5c) mafic dikes, lamprophyre

Felsic Intrusives

6a) granite, syenite6b) quartz-fftldapar pqrphyry6c) felsite, aplite

AKIKO-LORI GOLD RESOURCES

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SYMBOLS

Outcrop

Geological contact



Fault l Shear

Rock sample location Au < 500 ppb. value in ppb. Au

Rock sample location Au > 500 ppb. value in ppb. (opt. Au)

Claim post (observed, inferred)

Swamp

Old trench

Area of mechanical stripping

L'C."J PN l

MOSS LAKE PROJECT

GEOLOGY AND SAMPLE LOCATIONS — SOUTH CLAIMS-

Scale h24OO

map 2

ScottDate :

December 791

NTS'

52B/IO

5a

L 2 S.IOW

9653/123 9654/64 9655/45

-- - J 9703/36^ py

9701/224 97O2/55

sil.py

9708/6139(0.179) C~\ 97O9/I993

qv.py.ga.cb'9705/178 9706/402 97O7/7538608/1851(0.06)

— - -"*f — — -

9616/5695(0.166) Cb 9726/14834(0.432)

^6,4/6490 fpy^ (0189) i ,

' -~~^ V

9610/3429611/97 9741/1579612/20 9742/98

9743/3887(0.113)^MLi

Fisher Lake Zone

8607/407947(11.87) '^9739/1020

72 \ 97SB/I75

\\

\

\

v

52B10SE0062 OM91-180 MOSS 220

MOSS LAKE PROJECT

MAP LOCATION PLAN

SCALE 1 : 50 000

LITHOLOGICAL LEGEND

Mafic to Intermediate Volcanics

la) massive to pillowedlb) foliated to chlorite schist


2a) massive - rhyolite, dacite2b) pyroclastics - tuff, tuff breccia (chlorate

chlorite-sericite schist

Clastic Sediments

3a) argillite3b) wacke3c) conglomerate

Iron Formation

4a) magnetite - hematite- sulphide iron formation 4b) chert-I.F. conglomerate/breccia, chloritic matrix

Mafic Intrusives5a) gabbro,5b) diorite, quartz diorite5c) mafic dikes, lamprophyre

Felsic Intrusives

6a) granite, syenite6b) quartz-feldspar porphyry6c) felsite, aplite

Geological contact



Rock sample location Au < 500 ppb value in ppb. Au

Rock sample location Au > 500 ppb value in ppb. (opt. Au)

2j Claim post (observed, inferred)

Area of mechanical stripping

AKIKO-LORI GOLD RESOURCESMOSS LAKE PROJECTGeology and Sample Locations

— Central Claims —

Scale : h 24OO

mapDrawn by

G. ScottNT. S

52B/IO

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