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THIRD YEAR ASSESSMENT REPORT, GEOCHEMICAL SURVEYS, AND PROSPECTING

License 020140M, NTS 1M/10 & 1M/15. SAGE POND, NFLD.

ALEX HARRIS, B. Sc. Work performed, May 13, 2012 to Oct. 13 2012

For: NEWFOUNDLAND FLUORSPAR EXPLORATION LTD. Total Expenditures: $7,995.49

Total Number of claims.46 October 13, 2012

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TABLE OF CONTENTS page INTRODUCTION 3 LOCATION AND ACCESS 3 PREVIOUS EXPLORATION 3 GEOLOGY 3 LAKE SEDIMENT GEOCHEMISTRY 3 GEOCHEMICAL SURVEYS 4 PROSPECTING 4 RECOMMENDATIONS 4 REFERENCES CITED 5 APPENDIX 1 Maps:

1. SP_Key Key and Regional Maps. 2. LOC12-1 Index and Location of Property, 1:100,000. 3. SMW12-2 2010 to 2012 Water Samples and 2012 Traverses, West, 1:25,000 4. SMW12-3 2010 to 2012 Water Samples and 2012 Traverses, East; 1:25,000 5. SMS12-4, 2011 & 2012 Soil Samples and 2012 Traverses West, 1:25,000 6. SMS12-5, 2011 & 2012 Soil Samples and 2012 Traverses East, 1:25,000 7. WSP12-6 2010 to 2012 Fluoride in Water, West, 1:25,000 8. WSP12-7 2010 to 2012 Fluoride in Water, East, 1:25,000 9. SSP12-8 2011 & 2012 Soil Sample Values, West, 1:25,000 10. SSP12-9 2011 & 2012 Soil Sample Values, East, 1:25,000 11. SP-C12-10 2010 to 2012 Compiled Water & Soil Values West, 1:10,000 12. SP-C12-11 2010 to 2012 Compiled Water & Soil Values West, 1:10,000

APPENDIX 2 Certificates of Analysis APPENDIX 3 GPS Data Listing APPENDIX 4 Statement of Expenditures APPENDIX 5 List of Personnel

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INTRODUCTION Grubstake Management (Nfld.) Ltd., acquired License 017063M totaling 63 claims at Sage Pond, Nfld., NTS sheet 1M/10 and 1M/15 late in 2009. Early in 2010 these claims were transferred to Newfoundland Fluorspar Exploration Ltd. (Newfluorex). Licence was reduced to 50 claims as 018902M in March, 2011. Licence was further reduced to 46 claims as 020140M in April, 2012. Claim locations are shown on map Loc12-1. LOCATION AND ACCESS Sage Pond is located in Southern Newfoundland on NTS map sheets1M/10 and 1M/15 at 47 44’ north latitude, 54 52’ west longitude. Access to area is by well-developed ATV trails from Highway 211. PREVIOUS EXPLORATION Harris (2011) reviewed previous exploration work and reported on initial Hydrogeochemical Survey and Prospecting for Newfluorex. Harris (2012) reported Hydrogeochemical and soil geochemical results for 74 water and 35 soil samples and described one probable Greisen Zone and an area of stockwork quartz veinlets. Over 60% of soil samples were below detection limit of 100ppm. He recommended additional water and soil sampling. Previous prospecting (Dobbel, C.A., & Maclachan, D.C., 1953) was concentrated along the Granite Contact. They quoted Bradley (1951) as stating “Area is structurally favourable for metallization and the close association of the minerals fluorspar and molybdenite, with intrusives and faults is strikingly similar to nearby fluorspar deposits to the Southwest of St. Lawrence.” Esso Minerals (O’Sullivan, J., 1982 and 1983) explored a number of quartz topaz greisen zones close to the contact of the granite with Precambrian metasediments and volcanics. Significant but sub-economic tin values were obtained. MacGillivray, (1985) reported on exploration by Rio Algom which was largely focused south of our claims, GEOLOGY Claims are located on the Devonian Ackley Granite (Dickson, 1983). Soil is poorly developed, but bedrock exposures are sparse due to extensive frost heaving of well-jointed granite. Large areas of angular granite boulders are common. MacGillivray, (1985) reports that Glacial Striae indicates ice advanced from North to South.

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LAKE SEDIMENT GEOCHEMISTRY Harris (2010) examined lake sediment geochemical data available on-line in Newfoundland Dept. of Mines and Energy database. He noted that the Sage Pond Area has high fluoride values in excess of 1,000 ppm., over an area larger than license 18902M with the peak value of 3120 ppm in North part of Sage Pond. This is the largest Fluoride in Lake Sediment Anomaly in Newfoundland, with higher values than the former producing St. Lawrence district over a larger area. Dickson (1983) observed that a high fluoride content of the Granite in this area also coincides with that found in Lake Sediments. GEOCHEMICAL SURVEYS 4 water samples and 29 soil samples were collected during July, 2012 from locations shown on maps SMW12-2&3 and SMS12-4&5. Water samples were from surface ponds and streams. soil samples were collected by using an auger and placed in plastic “ZipLoc” bags in field and transported to lab for analysis. Complete Analytical data are enclosed in Appendix 2. All sample locations were recorded on a Garmin eTrex H GPS unit. A complete listing of GPS data is included in Appendix 3. All fluoride values from 2010 to 2012 are shown on maps WSP12-6&7, SSP12-8&9, SP-C12-10&11. Highest fluoride value in soil was 710mg/kg(=ppm) with 6 other values at or above 200 mg/kg. PROSPECTING Prospecting observations were made during Geochemical Survey Traverses. No mineralization was observed. RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Complete additional soil sampling as recommended by Harris (2012). 2. Collect additional soil samples around all 2012 sites with values at or above 150

mg/kg. 3. All proposed soil sample locations are shown on Maps SSP12-8&9, SP-C12-

10&11. Recommended additional sampling totals approximately 150 soil samples. Prospecting and Geological Observations should continue to be made during geochemical traverses and in vicinity of the 710 mg/kg soil sample value from 2012. Respectfully Submitted Oct. 13, 2012 Alex Harris, B. Sc.

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REFERENCES CITED: Bradley, D.A., 1951, Geology of the Terrenceville – Gisburn Lake Area, Newfoundland, Unpublished Report included in Nf. Miner. Dev. Div., Assess. File 1M/32 Dickson, W.L., 1983, Geology, geochemistry and mineral potential of the Ackley Granite and parts of the North West Brook and Eastern Meelpaeg Complexes, southeast Newfoundland (parts of map areas 1M/10, 11, 14, 15, 16; 2D/1, 2, 3 and 7). Nfld. Dept. Mines and Energy, Min. Dev. Div, report 83-6. Dobbel, C.A., & Maclachan, D.C., 1953, Newfoundland Exploration, 1953: Private Report for American Zinc Company of Tennessee; Nf. Miner. Dev. Div., Assess. File 1M/32 Harris, A., 2010, First year assessment report, compilation of geological and geochemical information, air photo interpretation, hydrogeochemical survey and prospecting licenses 16407m, 16408m, 16526m, 16561m, 16562m and 16563m, NTS 2E/09. Fogo Island, Nfld., unpublished assessment report for Newfoundland Fluorspar Exploration Ltd. Harris, A., 2011, First year assessment report, Hydrogeochemical survey, prospecting and Review of previous work license 017063m, NTS 1M/10 & 1M/15.Sage Pond, Nfld. unpublished assessment report for Newfoundland Fluorspar Exploration Ltd. Harris, A., 2012, Second Year Assessment Report, Geochemical Surveys, And Prospecting License 018902M, NTS 1M/10 & 1M/15, Sage Pond, Nfld. unpublished assessment report for Newfoundland Fluorspar Exploration Ltd. MacGillvray, G.C., 1985, Report on Airborne and Ground Geophysical Surveying, Geochemical Surveying, Geological Mapping and Channel Sampling, Licences 2281, 2331, 2465, 2466, 2475, 2476 and 2477, Nf. Miner. Dev. Div., Assess. File 1M/226 O’Sullivan, John, 1982, Assessment Report on Trenching and Diamond Drilling Carried out on Licences 1797 to 1804 inclusive for the period June to October, 1981, Nf. Miner. Dev. Div., Assess. File 1M/196. O’Sullivan, John, 1983, Report on Geochemical and Geological Surveys Carried out on Licence 2281 during September to December, 1982, Nf. Miner. Dev. Div., Assess. File 1M/207. Ricketts, J. & Bumgarner, J., 1954, Report on field Examinations in Newfoundland for American Zinc Company of Tennessee; Nf. Miner. Dev. Div., Assess. File 1M/42.

APPENDIX 1 Maps: (Basemaps and Digital Air Photos from Dept. of Environment

and Conservation, Surveys and Mapping Division)

Drafting by: G. Stefanuk, C. Tech.

NewFluorEx.com Oct 5, 2012 Map: SP_Key

Key MapN.T.S.

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Regional Map

Map: SMW12-2 Map: SMW12-3

Map: WSP12-6 Map: WSP12-7

Map: SSP12-8 Map: SSP12-9

Map: SP-C12-10 Map: SP-C12-11Map: SMS12-4 Map: SMS12-5

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Index and Location of Property

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APPENDIX 2 Certificates of Analysis

METHOD SUMMRY Total Fluoride in Soil The soil sample is fused with sodium hydroxide and then extracted. The fluoride in extract is determined potentiometrically using a combination-specific ion fluoride electrode containing a silver/silver chloride reference electrode. The agent used for the extraction is NaOH, DI Water, and concentrated HCl. __________________________________________________________________________ Fluoride in Water SOP #: ATL SOP 43 Reference: Standard Methods, 20th ed. Method 4500 - F- C, 1998 1. Scope and Application This method is applicable for the determination of fluoride in water matrices. Total Fluoride requires distillation prior to analysis to meet USEPA wastewater discharge requirements. Some difficulty is encountered with samples that are highly basic/acidic or samples that have dissolved solids above 10,000 mg/L. The Reporting Detection Limit (RDL) is 0.10 mg/L for water samples. 2. Summary of Method An ion specific electrode is used to measure fluoride concentration. The fluoride electrode measures the ion activity of fluoride in solution rather than concentration. Fluoride ion activity depends on the solution rather than the concentration. Fluoride ion activity depends on the solutions total ionic strength and pH, and on fluoride complexing species. Adding an appropriate buffer provides uniform ion strength background, adjusts pH, and breaks up complexes so in effect, the electrode measures concentration. 3. Quality Assurance Reagent blanks, standard reference materials, and method spikes are analyzed in the same manner as mentioned above for the samples. Spiking of samples at a level appropriate to the matrix is performed at a frequency of 5%. Duplicate samples are also analyzed at a frequency of 5 %.

Site Location: SAGE POND Your C.O.C. #: B088388

Attention: Alex HarrisNewFluorEx5-1035 Boychuk DrSaskatoon, SKCANADA S7H5B2

Report Date: 2012/07/20

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS

MAXXAM JOB #: B2A5877Received: 2012/07/14, 10:28

Sample Matrix: Water# Samples Received: 4

Date Date MethodAnalyses Quantity Extracted Analyzed Laboratory Method ReferenceFluoride ( 1 ) 4 N/A 2012/07/18 ATL SOP 00043 Based on SM4500F-C

Remarks:

Reporting results to two significant figures at the RDL is to permit statistical evaluation and is not intended to be anindication of analytical precision.

* RPDs calculated using raw data. The rounding of final results may result in the apparent difference.

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NewFluorExMaxxam Job #: B2A5877Report Date: 2012/07/20 Site Location: SAGE POND

RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF WATER

Maxxam ID O D 5 2 0 2 O D 5 2 0 3 O D 5 2 0 4 O D 5 2 0 5Sampling Date 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05

16:58 17:05 17:08 17:13COC Number B088388 B088388 B088388 B088388

U n i t s Criteria A SPW 150 SPW 151 SPW 152 SPW 153 RDL QC Batch

Inorganics

Dissolved Fluoride (F-) mg/L 1.5 0.38 0.33 0.36 0.24 0.10 2911726

RDL = Reportable Detection LimitQC Batch = Quality Control BatchCriteria A: Guideline - Summary of Guidelines for Canadian Drinking Water Quality (SGCDWQ), Health Canada, Dec. 2010.

A= Maximum Acceptable Concentration (MAC) - established for substances that are known or suspected to cause adverse effects onhealth. When exceeded, minimum action required is immediate resampling. If continuous exceedance occurs, the local authorityresponsible for drinking water supplies should be consulted concerning appropriate corrective action.

C= Aesthetic Objectives (AO) - apply to characteristics of drinking water that can affect its acceptance by consumers or interfere withpractices for supplying good quality water. If a concentration is well above an AO, then there is a possibility of a health hazard.

Note 1 Turbidity guideline value of 0.3 NTU based on conventional treatment system. For slow sand or diatomaceous earth filtration 1.0NTU and for membrane filtration 0.1 NTU.Note 2 Aluminium guideline value of 0.1 mg/L is for treatment plants using aluminium-based coagulants, 0.2mg/L applies to other typesof treatment systems.

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GENERAL COMMENTS

Results relate only to the items tested.

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NewFluorExAttention: Alex Harris Client Project #: P.O. #: Site Location: SAGE POND

Quality Assurance ReportMaxxam Job Number: ZB2A5877

QA/QC DateBatch AnalyzedNum Init QC Type Parameter yyyy/mm/dd Value Recovery Units QC Limits

2911726 TPE Matrix Spike Dissolved Fluoride (F-) 2012/07/18 98 % 80 - 120QC Standard Dissolved Fluoride (F-) 2012/07/18 100 % 80 - 120Spiked Blank Dissolved Fluoride (F-) 2012/07/18 101 % 80 - 120Method Blank Dissolved Fluoride (F-) 2012/07/18 ND, RDL=0.10 mg/LRPD Dissolved Fluoride (F-) 2012/07/18 NC % 25

Duplicate: Paired analysis of a separate portion of the same sample. Used to evaluate the variance in the measurement.Matrix Spike: A sample to which a known amount of the analyte of interest has been added. Used to evaluate sample matrix interference.QC Standard: A blank matrix to which a known amount of the analyte has been added. Used to evaluate analyte recovery.Spiked Blank: A blank matrix to which a known amount of the analyte has been added. Used to evaluate analyte recovery.Method Blank: A blank matrix containing all reagents used in the analytical procedure. Used to identify laboratory contamination.NC (RPD): The RPD was not calculated. The level of analyte detected in the parent sample and its duplicate was not sufficiently significant to permit areliable calculation.

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Validation Signature Page

Maxxam Job #: B2A5877

The analytical data and all QC contained in this report were reviewed and validated by the following individual(s).

Mike Macgillivray, Scientific Specialist (Inorganics)

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Site Location: SAGE POND Your C.O.C. #: B 088389, B 088390, B 088391

Attention: Alex HarrisNewFluorEx5-1035 Boychuk DrSaskatoon, SKCANADA S7H5B2



MAXXAM JOB #: B2A5905Received: 2012/07/14, 10:28

Sample Matrix: Soil# Samples Received: 29

Date Date MethodAnalyses Quantity Extracted Analyzed Laboratory Method ReferenceTotal Fluoride Soil (Fusion Extraction) ( 1 ) 29 2012/07/16 2012/08/03

Remarks:

Reporting results to two significant figures at the RDL is to permit statistical evaluation and is not intended to be anindication of analytical precision.

* RPDs calculated using raw data. The rounding of final results may result in the apparent difference.

(1) This test was performed by Bedford to Edm Env Subcontract

Encryption Key

Please direct all questions regarding this Certificate of Analysis to your Project Manager.

Katie Cohoon, Bedford Client ServicesEmail: [email protected]# (902) 420-0203 Ext:226

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RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF SOIL

Maxxam ID O D 5 3 6 5 O D 5 3 6 6 O D 5 3 6 7 O D 5 3 6 8 O D 5 3 6 9Sampling Date 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05

11:08 11:20 11:28 11:36 11:45COC Number B 088389 B 088389 B 088389 B 088389 B 088389

U n i t s SPS-40 SPS-41 SPS-42 SPS-43 SPS-44 QC Batch

Subcontracted Analysis

Subcontract Parameter N/A ATTACHED ATTACHED ATTACHED ATTACHED ATTACHED 2909466

QC Batch = Quality Control Batch


11:54 12:02 12:23 12:33 12:40COC Number B 088389 B 088389 B 088389 B 088389 B 088389





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12:49 12:57 13:05 13:32 13:40COC Number B 088390 B 088390 B 088390 B 088390 B 088390






13:48 14:43 14:53 15:03 15:10COC Number B 088390 B 088390 B 088390 B 088390 B 088390





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15:17 15:24 15:32 15:38 15:53COC Number B 088391 B 088391 B 088391 B 088391 B 088391





Maxxam ID O D 5 3 9 0 O D 5 3 9 1 O D 5 3 9 2 O D 5 3 9 3Sampling Date 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05

16:00 16:09 16:17 16:24COC Number B 088391 B 088391 B 088391 B 088391

U n i t s SPS-65 SPS-66 SPS-67 SPS-68 QC Batch


Subcontract Parameter N/A ATTACHED ATTACHED ATTACHED ATTACHED 2909466


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GENERAL COMMENTS

Results relate only to the items tested.

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Validation Signature Page

Maxxam Job #: B2A5905


Eric Dearman, Scientific Specialist

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Ma r;J..am

Attention: KATIE COHOON MAXXAM ANAL YTICS CAMPOBELLO 6740 CAMPOBELLO ROAD MISSISSAUGA, ON CANADA LSN 2L8

Your Project #: B2A5905



MAXXAM JOB #: 6261737. Received: 2012/07/17, 8:30

Sample Matrix: Soil #Samples Received: 29

Analyses Total Fluoride Total Fluoride

Encryption Key c,-' , lzabela Doniec

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Date Quantity Extracted 15 N/A 14 N/A

Please direct aff questions regarding this Certificate of Analysis to your Project Manager.

James Ehizojie, Project Manager Email : [email protected] Phone# (780) 577-7100

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Date Analyzed Laboratory Method 2012/07/25 AB SOP-00005 2012/07/26 AB SOP-00005

Analytical Method SM 4500 F-C SM 4500 F-C

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Ma()..am Maxxam Job #: 8261737 Report Date: 2012/07/27

MAXXAM ANAL YTICS Client Project #: B2A5905

RESULTS OF CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SOIL

Maxxam ID DY4795 DY4795 DY4796 DY4797 !Sampling Date 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05

11 :08 11 :08 11 :20 11:28 UNITS 005365-01 R\SPS-40 005365-01 R\SPS-40 005366-01 R\SPS-41 005367-01 R\SPS-42

Lab-Duo

Misc. lnorganics

Total Fluoride (F) mg/kg 110 100 150 110

RDL = Reportable Detection Limit

Maxxam ID DY4798 DY4799 DY4800 DY4801 Sampling Date 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05

11 :36 11 :45 11:54 12:02 UNITS 005368-01 R\SPS-43 005369-01 R\SPS-44 005370-01 R\SPS-45 005371-01 R\SPS-46

Misc. lnorganics




12:23 12:33 12:40 12:49 UNITS 005372-01 R\SPS-47 005373-01 R\SPS-48 00537 4-01 R\SPS-49 005375-01 R\SPS-50

Misc. lnorganics I T Total Fluoride (F) mg/kg 180 130 I 120 T 230



12:57 13:05 13:32 13:40 UNITS 005376-01 R\SPS-51 005377-01 R\SPS-52 005378-01 R\SPS-53 005379-01 R\SPS-54

Misc. lnorganics

Total Fluoride (F) mg/kg 150 220 <100 100


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RDL pc Batch

100 6033077

RDL OC Batch

100 6033077

RDL QC Batch

T I T1oo 16033077

RDL QC Batch

100 6033077

Ma'()l.am Maxxam Job #: 8261737 Report Date: 2012/07/27


RESULTS OF CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SOIL

Maxxam ID DY4870 DY4871 DY4872 DY4873 ~ampling Date 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05

13:48 14:43 14:53 15:03 UNITS 005380..{)1 R\SPS-55 005381..{)1 R\SPS-56 005382..{)1 R\SPS-57 005383..{)1 R\SPS-58

Misc. lnorganics

Total Fluoride (F) mg/kg 220 <100 150 120


lfvlaxxam ID DY4874 DY4875 DY4876 DY4877 !Sampling Date 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05

15:10 15:17 15:24 15:32 UNITS 005384..{)1 R\SPS-59 005385..{)1 R\SPS-60 005386..{)1 R\SPS-61 005387 ..{)1 R\SPS-62

Misc. lnorganics



Maxxam ID DY4878 DY4879 DY4880 DY4881 Sampling Date 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05 2012/07/05

15:38 15:53 16:00 16:09 UNITS 005388..{)1 R\SPS-63 005389..{)1 R\SPS-64 005390..{)1 R\SPS-65 005391..{)1 R\SPS-66

Misc. lnorganics

Total Fluoride (F) mg/kg 160 130 <100 120


Maxxam ID DY4882 DY4883 Sampling Date 2012/07/05 2012/07/05

16:17 16:24 UNITS 005392..{)1 R\SPS-67 005393..{)1 R\SPS-68 ROL QC Batch

Misc. lnorganics

!Total Fluoride (F) mglkg 130 160 100 6036219


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ROL QC Batch

100 6036219

[ROL QC Batch

100 6036219

ROL QC Batch

100 6036219

Ma f}..am Maxxam Job #: 8261737 Report Date: 2012/07/27

I Package 1 12.0°C Each temperature is the average of up to three cooler temperatures taken at receipt

General Comments


SQC trend rule failure for Fluoride Fusion, 6036219. 4 of 5 consecutive points greater than 1SD below the mean.

Results relate on I to the items tested.

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Ma '(}..am

QNQC Batch Num lnit QC Type Parameter

6033077 UH Matrix Spike [DY4795-01) Total Fluoride (F) QC Standard Total Fluoride (F) Spiked Blank Total Fluoride (F) Method Blank Total Fluoride (F) RPD [DY4795-01) Total Fluoride (F)

6036219 UH Matrix Spike Total Fluoride (F) QC Standard Total Fluoride (F) Spiked Blank Total Fluoride (F) Method Blank Total Fluoride (F) RPD Total Fluoridelfl

Quality Assurance Report Maxxam Job Number: EB261737

MAXXAM ANAL YTICS Attention: KATIE COHOON Client Project #: B2A5905 P.O.#: Site Location:

Date Analyzed

vvvv/mm/dd Value Recovery

2012/07/25 84 2012/07/25 85 2012/07/25 87 2012/07/25 <100 2012/07/25 NC 2012/07/26 101 2012/07/26 94 2012/07/26 85 2012/07/26 <100 2012/07/26 NC

Duplicate: Paired analysis of a separate portion of the same sample. Used to evaluate the variance in the measurement.

UNITS

% % %

mg/kg % % % %

mg/kg %

Matrix Spike: A sample to which a known amount of the analyte of interest has been added. Used to evaluate sample matrix interference. QC Standard: A blank matrix to which a known amount of the analyte has been added. Used to evaluate analyte recovery. Spiked Blank: A blank matrix to which a known amount of the analyte has been added. Used to evaluate analyte recovery. Method Blank: A blank matrix containing all reagents used in the analytical procedure. Used to identify laboratory contamination.

QC Limits

75- 125 75 - 125 80- 120

35 75-125 75- 125 80- 120

35

NC (RPD): The RPD was not calculated. The level of analyte detected in the parent sample and its duplicate was not sufficiently significant to permit a reliable calculation.

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Maxxam Job #: 6261737


Pui Hang Tam, Senior Analyst

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APPENDIX 3 GPS Data Listing

Newfoundland Fluorspar Exploration Ltd.

Sage Pond Project 2012 Soil Samples

Grid: UTM

Total Fluoride in Soil Datum: NAD27 Canada

Name mg / kg Date Time Zone UTM East North Elev. Units

SPS40 100 05‐Jul‐12 11:08AM 21 T 661001 5288865 201 m

SPS41 150 05‐Jul‐12 11:20AM 21 T 661058 5288943 201 m

SPS42 110 05‐Jul‐12 11:28AM 21 T 661118 5289004 201 m

SPS43 710 05‐Jul‐12 11:36AM 21 T 661183 5289106 205 m

SPS44 120 05‐Jul‐12 11:45AM 21 T 661236 5289184 199 m

SPS45 170 05‐Jul‐12 11:54AM 21 T 661306 5289258 203 m

SPS46 210 05‐Jul‐12 12:02PM 21 T 661362 5289327 201 m

SPS47 180 05‐Jul‐12 12:23PM 21 T 661428 5289407 198 m

SPS48 130 05‐Jul‐12 12:33PM 21 T 661494 5289491 198 m

SPS49 120 05‐Jul‐12 12:40PM 21 T 661555 5289569 199 m

SPS50 230 05‐Jul‐12 12:49PM 21 T 661617 5289644 195 m

SPS51 150 05‐Jul‐12 12:57PM 21 T 661681 5289725 191 m

SPS52 220 05‐Jul‐12 1:05PM 21 T 661749 5289808 192 m

SPS53 BDL 05‐Jul‐12 1:32PM 21 T 661834 5290963 180 m

SPS54 100 05‐Jul‐12 1:40PM 21 T 661918 5290887 179 m

SPS55 220 05‐Jul‐12 1:48PM 21 T 662016 5290946 184 m

SPS56 BDL 05‐Jul‐12 2:43PM 21 T 660118 5288993 205 m

SPS57 150 05‐Jul‐12 2:53PM 21 T 660095 5289102 206 m

SPS58 120 05‐Jul‐12 3:03PM 21 T 660011 5289286 199 m

SPS59 120 05‐Jul‐12 3:10PM 21 T 659988 5289376 199 m

SPS60 130 05‐Jul‐12 3:17PM 21 T 659952 5289471 198 m

SPS61 240 05‐Jul‐12 3:24PM 21 T 659917 5289562 199 m

SPS62 200 05‐Jul‐12 3:32PM 21 T 659882 5289655 196 m

SPS63 160 05‐Jul‐12 3:38PM 21 T 659858 5289742 193 m

SPS64 130 05‐Jul‐12 3:53PM 21 T 659490 5289723 194 m

SPS65 BDL 05‐Jul‐12 4:00PM 21 T 659520 5289629 198 m

SPS66 120 05‐Jul‐12 4:09PM 21 T 659554 5289530 194 m

SPS67 130 05‐Jul‐12 4:17PM 21 T 659591 5289425 199 m

SPS68 160 05‐Jul‐12 4:24PM 21 T 659608 5289366 203 m

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Sage Pond Project 2012 Water Samples

Grid: UTM

Fluoride in Water Datum: NAD27 Canada

Name

Dissolved

Fluoride (F‐)

mg/L Date Time Zone UTM East North Elev. Units

SPW150 0.38 05‐Jul‐12 4:58PM 21 T 659530 5288549 203 m

SPW151 0.33 05‐Jul‐12 5:05PM 21 T 659565 5288398 204 m

SPW152 0.36 05‐Jul‐12 5:08PM 21 T 659585 5288337 201 m

SPW153 0.24 05‐Jul‐12 5:13PM 21 T 659479 5288332 205 m

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Sage Pond Project 2011 Soil Samples

Grid: UTM

Total Fluoride in Soil Datum: NAD27 Canada

Name mg / kg Date Time Zone UTM East North Elev. Units

SSP01 BDL 29‐Jun‐11 10:08AM 21 T 661001 5289557 228 m

SSP02 BDL 29‐Jun‐11 10:19AM 21 T 661144 5289595 225 m

SSP03 BDL 29‐Jun‐11 10:32AM 21 T 661415 5289718 200 m

SSP04 BDL 29‐Jun‐11 10:43AM 21 T 661797 5289955 187 m

SSP05 130 29‐Jun‐11 11:50AM 21 T 662380 5290117 223 m

SSP06 BDL 29‐Jun‐11 1:19PM 21 T 660907 5289507 233 m

SSP07 BDL 29‐Jun‐11 1:50PM 21 T 660053 5289202 208 m

SSP08 BDL 29‐Jun‐11 2:27PM 21 T 660422 5289999 218 m

SSP09 BDL 14‐Jul‐11 9:44AM 21 T 658493 5289312 197 m

SSP10 BDL 14‐Jul‐11 10:15AM 21 T 658645 5289967 183 m

SSP11 110 14‐Jul‐11 10:57AM 21 T 658929 5290318 184 m

SSP12 BDL 14‐Jul‐11 11:09AM 21 T 659007 5290035 185 m

SSP13 130 14‐Jul‐11 11:30AM 21 T 659108 5289455 202 m

SSP14 BDL 14‐Jul‐11 11:44AM 21 T 659126 5289025 213 m

SSP15 BDL 14‐Jul‐11 12:20PM 21 T 658443 5289165 198 m

SSP16 BDL 14‐Jul‐11 12:59PM 21 T 657242 5288076 229 m

SSP17 BDL 14‐Jul‐11 2:04PM 21 T 656707 5288003 206 m

SSP18 BDL 14‐Jul‐11 2:12PM 21 T 656831 5288160 214 m

SSP19 150 14‐Jul‐11 2:22PM 21 T 657031 5288298 211 m

SSP20 N/A 14‐Jul‐11 2:43PM 21 T 657726 5288293

SSP21 BDL 18‐Jul‐11 10:32AM 21 T 660616 5290148 225 m

SSP22 110 18‐Jul‐11 11:12AM 21 T 660875 5290895 192 m

SSP23 170 18‐Jul‐11 11:51AM 21 T 661917 5290988 183 m

SSP24 BDL 18‐Jul‐11 12:51PM 21 T 662924 5290374 222 m

SSP25 BDL 18‐Jul‐11 1:18PM 21 T 662968 5289699 267 m

SSP26 BDL 18‐Jul‐11 1:57PM 21 T 662412 5289509 246 m

SSP27 170 19‐Jul‐11 9:15AM 21 T 659699 5288864

SSP28 BDL 19‐Jul‐11 11:48AM 21 T 659862 5289043 203 m

SSP29 BDL 19‐Jul‐11 11:58AM 21 T 659628 5288951 208 m

SSP30 170 19‐Jul‐11 12:09PM 21 T 659397 5288778 210 m

SSP31 170 19‐Jul‐11 12:20PM 21 T 659153 5288790 209 m

SSP32 BDL 19‐Jul‐11 12:31PM 21 T 658918 5288727 214 m

SSP33 BDL 19‐Jul‐11 12:41PM 21 T 658696 5288561 211 m

SSP34 BDL 19‐Jul‐11 12:49PM 21 T 658439 5288502 209 m

SSP35 N/A 19‐Jul‐11 1:01PM 21 T 658215 5288414 214 m

DBL = Below Detection Limit <100

N/A = Sample Damaged in Transit

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Sage Pond Project 2010 and 2011 Water Samples

Grid: UTM

Fluoride in Water Datum: NAD27 Canada

Name

Dissolved

Fluoride (F‐)

mg/L Date Time Zone UTM East North Elev. Units

WSP001 0.3 09‐Aug‐10 09:59AM 21 T 658355 5288224 214 m

WSP002 0.2 09‐Aug‐10 10:19AM 21 T 658108 5288286 216 m

WSP003 0.2 09‐Aug‐10 10:28AM 21 T 657941 5288532 216 m

WSP004 0.2 09‐Aug‐10 10:34AM 21 T 657769 5288596 217 m

WSP005 0.4 09‐Aug‐10 11:17AM 21 T 657329 5288303 214 m

WSP006 0.3 09‐Aug‐10 11:26AM 21 T 657492 5288093 209 m

WSP008 0.4 09‐Aug‐10 12:30PM 21 T 658158 5288708 193 m

WSP009 0.2 09‐Aug‐10 12:36PM 21 T 658304 5288766 204 m

WSP010 0.1 09‐Aug‐10 12:43PM 21 T 658453 5288775 210 m

WSP011 0.1 09‐Aug‐10 12:56PM 21 T 658818 5288813 217 m

WSP012 0.2 09‐Aug‐10 01:04PM 21 T 659065 5288793 209 m

WSP013 0.3 09‐Aug‐10 01:14PM 21 T 659333 5288807 211 m

WSP014 0.4 09‐Aug‐10 01:22PM 21 T 659538 5288778 204 m

WSP015 0.5 09‐Aug‐10 01:52PM 21 T 659697 5289092 191 m

WSP016 0.4 09‐Aug‐10 02:03PM 21 T 659800 5289536 174 m

WSP017 0.3 09‐Aug‐10 02:09PM 21 T 659653 5289704 187 m

WSP018 0.3 09‐Aug‐10 02:17PM 21 T 659533 5289901 181 m

WSP019 0.4 09‐Aug‐10 02:26PM 21 T 659441 5290192 177 m

WSP020 0.3 09‐Aug‐10 02:46PM 21 T 659386 5290685 162 m

WSP021 0.3 09‐Aug‐10 02:55PM 21 T 659413 5291005 163 m

WSP022 0.3 09‐Aug‐10 03:12PM 21 T 659833 5291040 165 m

WSP023 0.4 09‐Aug‐10 03:23PM 21 T 660164 5291034 183 m

WSP024 0.3 09‐Aug‐10 03:33PM 21 T 660449 5291189 173 m

WSP025 0.1 09‐Aug‐10 04:25PM 21 T 660629 5290157 218 m

WSP026 ‐ND 09‐Aug‐10 04:32PM 21 T 660876 5289597 233 m

WSP027 0.4 09‐Aug‐10 04:41PM 21 T 660938 5288834 205 m

WSP028 0.2 13‐Aug‐10 09:13AM 21 T 661050 5288616 207 m

WSP029 0.2 13‐Aug‐10 09:18AM 21 T 661153 5288682 201 m

WSP030 0.2 13‐Aug‐10 09:24AM 21 T 661292 5288754 192 m

WSP031 0.3 13‐Aug‐10 09:29AM 21 T 661356 5288857 182 m

WSP032 0.5 13‐Aug‐10 09:46AM 21 T 661378 5289047 192 m

WSP033 0.2 13‐Aug‐10 09:50AM 21 T 661391 5289116 194 m

WSP034 0.3 13‐Aug‐10 09:56AM 21 T 661470 5289267 192 m

WSP035 0.5 13‐Aug‐10 10:00AM 21 T 661527 5289361 189 m

WSP036 0.6 13‐Aug‐10 10:05AM 21 T 661575 5289450 183 m

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WSP037 0.4 13‐Aug‐10 10:14AM 21 T 661617 5289867 181 m

WSP038 0.4 13‐Aug‐10 10:20AM 21 T 661585 5290091 180 m

WSP039 0.3 13‐Aug‐10 10:27AM 21 T 661531 5290297 178 m

WSP040 0.5 13‐Aug‐10 10:39AM 21 T 661600 5290803 170 m

WSP041 0.2 13‐Aug‐10 12:59PM 21 T 658796 5288536 219 m

WSP044 0.2 13‐Aug‐10 01:26PM 21 T 657654 5288843 213 m

WSP045 0.2 13‐Aug‐10 01:33PM 21 T 657534 5288735 221 m

WSP046 0.2 13‐Aug‐10 01:46PM 21 T 656975 5288340 207 m

WSP047 0.2 13‐Aug‐10 01:55PM 21 T 656738 5288457 194 m

WSP050 0.1 29‐Jun‐11 10:13AM 21 T 661059 5289591 225 m

WSP051 0.6 29‐Jun‐11 10:27AM 21 T 661322 5289649 208 m

WSP052 0.4 29‐Jun‐11 10:52AM 21 T 661921 5289995 188 m

WSP053 0.1 29‐Jun‐11 11:17AM 21 T 662205 5289792 228 m

WSP054 0.1 29‐Jun‐11 11:23AM 21 T 662386 5289792 244 m

WSP057 0.2 29‐Jun‐11 11:58AM 21 T 662312 5290369 197 m

WSP058 0.2 29‐Jun‐11 12:10PM 21 T 662536 5290742 197 m

WSP059 0.2 29‐Jun‐11 12:14PM 21 T 662444 5290756 191 m

WSP060 0.3 29‐Jun‐11 12:20PM 21 T 662344 5290775 186 m

WSP061 0.2 29‐Jun‐11 12:24PM 21 T 662237 5290715 186 m

WSP062 0.2 29‐Jun‐11 12:31PM 21 T 662065 5290609 190 m

WSP063 0.2 29‐Jun‐11 12:39PM 21 T 661844 5290367 182 m

WSP064 0.2 29‐Jun‐11 12:44PM 21 T 661760 5290265 181 m

WSP065 0.1 29‐Jun‐11 12:58PM 21 T 661182 5289844 217 m

WSP066 ‐ND 29‐Jun‐11 1:32PM 21 T 660789 5289462 229 m

WSP067 ‐ND 29‐Jun‐11 1:37PM 21 T 660519 5289362 221 m

WSP068 0.2 29‐Jun‐11 1:50PM 21 T 660051 5289115 207 m

WSP069 ‐ND 29‐Jun‐11 1:59PM 21 T 660016 5289273 209 m

WSP070 0.2 29‐Jun‐11 2:07PM 21 T 660023 5289487 206 m

WSP071 0.2 29‐Jun‐11 2:14PM 21 T 660144 5289606 216 m

WSP072 0.1 29‐Jun‐11 2:19PM 21 T 660244 5289757 208 m

WSP073 0.1 29‐Jun‐11 2:31PM 21 T 660400 5290095 218 m

WSP074 0.1 29‐Jun‐11 2:35PM 21 T 660469 5290152 221 m

WSP075 0.1 14‐Jul‐11 9:41AM 21 T 658488 5289248 198 m

WSP076 0.1 14‐Jul‐11 9:49AM 21 T 658498 5289431 192 m

WSP077 ‐ND 14‐Jul‐11 9:58AM 21 T 658541 5289557 194 m

WSP078 0.2 14‐Jul‐11 10:01AM 21 T 658597 5289723 184 m

WSP079 0.2 14‐Jul‐11 10:06AM 21 T 658615 5289811 181 m

WSP080 0.1 14‐Jul‐11 10:12AM 21 T 658633 5289941

WSP081 0.3 14‐Jul‐11 10:21AM 21 T 658592 5290139 175 m

WSP082 0.3 14‐Jul‐11 10:27AM 21 T 658540 5290315 176 m

WSP083 0.3 14‐Jul‐11 10:31AM 21 T 658744 5290501 173 m

WSP084 0.3 14‐Jul‐11 10:43AM 21 T 658923 5290600 171 m

WSP085 0.3 14‐Jul‐11 10:50AM 21 T 658953 5290477

WSP086 0.4 14‐Jul‐11 10:55AM 21 T 658965 5290359 176 m

WSP087 0.2 14‐Jul‐11 11:02AM 21 T 658950 5290238 177 m

WSP088 0.2 14‐Jul‐11 11:06AM 21 T 658985 5290092 182 m

WSP089 0.2 14‐Jul‐11 11:13AM 21 T 659024 5289967 185 m

WSP090 0.2 14‐Jul‐11 11:17AM 21 T 659041 5289830 186 m

WSP091 ‐ND 14‐Jul‐11 11:23AM 21 T 659081 5289657 190 m


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WSP092 0.3 14‐Jul‐11 11:29AM 21 T 659112 5289480 198 m

WSP093 ‐ND 14‐Jul‐11 11:41AM 21 T 659148 5289084 209 m

WSP094 0.3 14‐Jul‐11 12:58PM 21 T 657205 5288046 211 m

WSP101 0.2 14‐Jul‐11 2:02PM 21 T 656664 5287987 204 m

WSP102 0.2 14‐Jul‐11 2:08PM 21 T 656708 5288070 202 m

WSP103 0.2 14‐Jul‐11 2:18PM 21 T 656817 5288238 208 m

WSP104 ‐ND 18‐Jul‐11 10:41AM 21 T 660576 5290436 217 m

WSP105 0.2 18‐Jul‐11 10:49AM 21 T 660690 5290679 202 m

WSP106 0.2 18‐Jul‐11 10:55AM 21 T 660637 5290890 199 m

WSP107 0.3 18‐Jul‐11 11:01AM 21 T 660783 5290894 189 m

WSP108 0.3 18‐Jul‐11 11:18AM 21 T 661088 5290893

WSP109 0.2 18‐Jul‐11 11:31AM 21 T 661341 5290869 177 m

WSP110 0.2 18‐Jul‐11 11:41AM 21 T 661761 5290965 176 m

WSP111 0.2 18‐Jul‐11 11:57AM 21 T 662126 5290980 182 m

WSP112 0.2 18‐Jul‐11 12:05PM 21 T 662355 5291009 180 m

WSP113 0.2 18‐Jul‐11 12:11PM 21 T 662592 5291037 178 m

WSP114 0.3 18‐Jul‐11 12:17PM 21 T 662736 5291030 183 m

WSP115 0.1 18‐Jul‐11 12:24PM 21 T 662953 5291017 175 m

WSP116 0.2 18‐Jul‐11 12:31PM 21 T 662940 5290863 205 m

WSP117 0.1 18‐Jul‐11 12:37PM 21 T 662930 5290677 210 m

WSP125 0.1 18‐Jul‐11 2:02PM 21 T 662275 5289562 239 m

WSP126 0.1 18‐Jul‐11 2:08PM 21 T 662093 5289584 219 m

WSP127 0.3 18‐Jul‐11 2:15PM 21 T 661989 5289715 205 m

WSP128 ‐ND 18‐Jul‐11 2:43PM 21 T 661049 5289995 219 m

WSP129 ‐ND 18‐Jul‐11 2:49PM 21 T 660814 5290044 222 m

WSP130 0.2 19‐Jul‐11 9:20AM 21 T 660503 5290737 198 m

WSP131 0.2 19‐Jul‐11 9:26AM 21 T 660334 5290713 193 m

WSP132 0.1 19‐Jul‐11 9:30AM 21 T 660174 5290689 195 m

WSP133 0.1 19‐Jul‐11 9:39AM 21 T 659911 5290664 185 m

WSP134 0.2 19‐Jul‐11 9:46AM 21 T 659624 5290590 174 m

WSP135 0.2 19‐Jul‐11 9:53AM 21 T 659746 5290446 184 m

WSP136 0.2 19‐Jul‐11 9:58AM 21 T 659837 5290331 186 m

WSP137 0.1 19‐Jul‐11 10:04AM 21 T 659970 5290204 204 m

WSP138 0.1 19‐Jul‐11 10:08AM 21 T 660077 5290113 206 m

WSP139 0.1 19‐Jul‐11 10:14AM 21 T 660165 5290254 209 m

WSP140 0.1 19‐Jul‐11 10:19AM 21 T 660313 5290358 209 m

WSP141 0.1 19‐Jul‐11 10:24AM 21 T 660416 5290501 201 m

WSP142 0.2 19‐Jul‐11 10:29AM 21 T 660494 5290619 199 m

WSP143 0.1 19‐Jul‐11 10:57AM 21 T 660913 5289198 215 m

WSP144 0.2 19‐Jul‐11 11:01AM 21 T 660806 5289188 214 m

WSP145 0.1 19‐Jul‐11 11:07AM 21 T 660613 5289148 210 m

WSP146 0.2 19‐Jul‐11 11:12AM 21 T 660414 5289101 203 m

WSP147 ‐ND 19‐Jul‐11 11:20AM 21 T 660094 5288961 199 m

WSP148 0.3 19‐Jul‐11 11:25AM 21 T 659964 5288928 197 m


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APPENDIX 4 Statement of Expenditures Field Labour, 2012 $ 1,840.00 Lab costs 2,443.00 Hotels 120.00 Meals 20.56 ATV Rental and Gas 51.64 Personal Vehicles used at $0.50/km. 333.50 Share of Airfare 388.90 Evaluation of Field Results Report Preparation, Research 780.00 Drafting and Data Processing, 975.00 Subtotal $ 6,952.60 15% Overhead Expense 1,042.89 TOTAL $ 7,995.49

APPENDIX 5 List of Personnel Alex Harris, B. Sc., Geologist, Saskatoon, Sask. Field Work; July 5, 2012.

Research and Planning: May. 17, 2012; Jun. 29, 2012; July 4,7 2012. Report Preparation:Aug. 6, 11, 21, Sept. 29, Oct. 1, 6, 8, 9, 13, 2012.

Gordon Stefanuk, C. Tech., Draftsman, GIS and Data Processing, Lloydminster, AB.

Drafting, Data Processing etc. May. 13, 2012; Jun. 14, 15, 16, Aug. 5,6 Sept. 29, Oct. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 2012

Bill Taylor, Prospector, Marystown, NL. Field Work: July 5, 2012.

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