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002E/05/1728

Second Year Assessment Report on

Prospecting, Rock and Soil Sampling

Seal Bay Pond Property, Central Nl.

Lin. # 016325m (Eight Block) , Lin. # 016326m (Seven Block)

Lin. # 016327m (Six Block)Lin. # 016328m (Eight Block)

Lin. # 016329m (Three Block)

Map Sheet 12 H/05

Submitted by:

Gary Lewis

for:

B A Minerals Inc.

November, 2012

Work year: 2011-12

Total claims: 32

Total expenditures: $9,421.10

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page I. Introduction 1 II. Location & Access 1 III. Physiographic Setting 5 IV. Previous Work 5 V. Geology & Mineralization 5 VI. Prospecting 2011-12 6 VII. Conclusions & Recommendations 6 VII. References 8 VIII. Expenditures 9

FIGURES

Fig. I. Property Location 2 Fig. II. Claims Location 3 Fig. III. Detail Geology &Sample Location Map 4 Fig. IV. Sample Location Map 7

APPENDICES

App. I. Analytical Certificates

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Introduction This property is key in my understanding of one key pathfinder mineral in geochem exploration for base metals and gold in in crtain geology in Newfoundland. This property was stake for its excellant base metal and gold targets. Please read the history of exploration fotr detail. The goverment did detail research on what techniques were most effective to locate known base metal deposit. Location N-E CORNER LIC # 016326M 05 461 000N; 6000 000E

Region: Newfoundland

UTM Zone: 21

Easting: 599540

Elevation (m): 155

NTS Area: 02E/05

Northing: 5458900

Location Uncertainty (m): 1.0

Object Located: North East corner lic # 016326m

ACCESSIBILITY

The property is located in a relatively remote part of Notre Dame Bay approximately 30 km north-northeast of Grand Falls. A paved road leaves the TCH at the weight scales approximately 5 km east of Grand Falls. The paved road runs towards New Bay Pond where a gravel road continues toward the souther board of the property. The property can be accessed by snow machine in the winter. By float plane or hiking and quad from local wood roads.

Figure I

( Property Location)

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Figure II

( Claims Location)

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Figure III

( Detail Geology)

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Figure IV

( Sample Location and Traverses)

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T-1-1 600469E 5458847N PANNED CON no v/g minor AS

T-1-2 600310E 5458969N PANNED CON minor v/g minor AS

T-1-3 600768E 5458919N PANNED CON no v/g minor AS

T-1-4 600639E 5459062N PANNED CON no v/g med AS

T-2-1 599948E 5458016N SOIL CON no v/g minor As

T-2-2 599865E 5457792N SOIL CON no v/g No As

T-2-3 599787E 5457562N SOIL CON no v/g minor As

T-2-4 5989995E 5457687N PANNED CON no v/g med As

T-2-5 5988911E 5458219N PANNED CON no v/g med As

T-3-1 600486E 5457766N SOIL PANNED no v/g minor As

T-3-2 600010E 5457985N Stream Sed no v/g no As

T3-3 600146E 5458224N Stream Sed no v/g no As

Figure V

( Point Leamington Fault)

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Physiographic Setting

The area is flat to gently rolling, drainage is moderate to poor with many large marshes and bogs, otherwise vegetation is a thick fir and spruce. Average elevation is 150 m, maximum elevation within 5 km is 360 m.

Previous Work The area first drew attention as a result of a 1954 regional airborne survey which showed a very interesting magnetic anomaly in the area.

In the late 1950's Falconbridge prospected the Seal Bay area; the result of this work is a 1" to 2 mile geology map of the area. On March 1, 1971 Norex-Noranda Exploration Co. Ltd., entered into an exploration agreement with Nalco-Newfoundland and Labrador Corporation Limited in Nalco's Lot 2 referred to as the Point Leamington Subconcession. During the period up to 1974 Noranda carried out an extensive and comprehensive exploration program over the area. In January 1972, Questor Surveys Ltd., flew an airborne EM survey over most of the area; various ground follow-up geophysical surveys, soil and stream sediment geochemical surveys, trenchings and test pitting, diamond drilling, prospecting and geological mapping of the entire area on a scale of 1": 1320'. Large mineralized boulders coincident with geophysical anomalies resulted in the discovery of the deposit by diamond drilling in 1971. For the three years of active work (71-73) Noranda drilled a total of 53 holes for 8,377.7 m in and around the deposit. In the early 1970's (72-74) the Nfld. Dept. of Mines and Energy carried out pilot geochemical exploration studies, with surficial geological support, to test and evaluate the effectiveness of various regional and detailed techniques for base-metal exploration within two distinct geological terrains in Newfoundland. Studies were carried out near a massive sulphide base-metal deposit in Ordovician Wild Bight Group volcanic rocks in the Notre Dame Bay area, and near zinc sulphide deposits in Cambro - Ordovician carbonate rocks on the Great Northern Peninsula at Daniel's Harbour. Rubicon Minerals Corporation acquired a 100% interest in the Point Leamington massive sulphide deposit in north-central Newfoundland in September, 1998. In May, 1999, Rubicon formed a strategic alliance with Billiton Exploration Canada Ltd. (a subsidiary of Billiton Plc). Billiton purchased a 3.4% equity stake in the Company by investing C$400,000 at $0.70 per unit; Rubicon also granted Billiton the option to earn a majority interest in one of Rubicon's Newfoundland base metal projects. In Decmeber 1999, Rubicon conducted a Phase I, 1000 metre drill program to evaluate targets related to the higher grade Zn-Au zone that had been only partially explored by Noranda. In February 1999, Rubicon announced that a new footwall target had been identified in Phase I drilling and a Phase II, minimum 8-hole, 2000 metre NQ drill program will commence to test this new target. Rubicon plans the Phase II drilling to be completed before the end of March, 2000.

Page 8 Geology and Mineralization

Geological Province: Appalachian

Tectonic Zone: Dunnage

Stratigraphic Unit: Wild Bight Group - Side Harbour Formation

Geological Age: Middle Ordovician

Rock Type(s): Rhyolitic agglomerate, porphyritic rhyolite, rhyolitic quartz-porphyry. The Wild Bight Group underlies approximately 1000 square km in the Exploits Subzone of central Notre Dame Bay. A stratigraphic thickness of more than 10 km was estimated by Dean (1978). The many minor folds and facing reversals within the section suggests that this is only an order of magnitude estimate. Approximately 85% of the Wild Bight group comprises epiclastic rocks, the remaining 15% being mainly mafic and lesser felsic volcanic rocks. Mafic dykes and sills interpreted to be subvolcanic are abundant throughout the sequence. The northern part of the Wild Bight Group is disposed in a broad anticlinal structure, the Seal Bay anticline, the axis of which trends approximately north-south through the centre of Seal Bay. Strata interpreted to be the exposed base of the sequence outcrop in Seal Bay Bottom in the core of this anticline. Although there are many local facing-reversals due to minor folds, the stratified rocks generally face outward from the anticlinal axis. They pass conformably on both limbs into the overlying fossiliferous shale and chert of the Caradocian Shoal Arm Formation which contains a graptolite fauna indicating a late Llandeilo-early Caradoc age. This provides the only direct constraint on the age of the Wild Bight Group. Folds of the same generation as the Seal Bay anticline are generally moderately open and upright. An axial planar cleavage is very locally developed in argillaceous rocks. The Wild Bight Group is cut by numerous north-east-trending faults which show abundant evidence for dextral strike-slip movement. In addition, there are strata-parallel faults that locally disrupt the stratigraphy. The movement history of these faults has not been studied. Epiclastic rocks are the dominant lithology in the wild Bight Group. They can be broadly described in terms of a tripartite stratigraphic succession. Further systematic mapping is needed to adequately define the distribution of the sedimentary rock types, the nature of the contacts between them and the details of the facies associations. 1) Basal, Fine Grained Clastic Unit

The basal unit of the Wild Bight Group comprises up to 500 m thickness of red and green argillite, chert and siltstone with lesser pebbly sandstone and minor fine grained conglomerate. It includes a single, 6 m thick member of carbonaceous black argillite exposed on a small island in Seal Bay Bottom. This unit was previously referred to as the Omega Point Formation. 2) Central Sandstone Turbidites- Debris Flow Conglomerate Unit The transition from the basal fine grained clastic unit to the overlying coarser grained epiclastic rocks is gradational. The basal part of the turbidite-debris flow unit comprises rhythmically bedded, cyclic pairs of laminated sandstone/siltstone/chert and fine to medium grained, matrix-supported conglomerate. In many exposures, ABCD and BCD Bouma sequences can be recognized. Clasts in the conglomeratic beds reflect the proportions of the lithologies in the nearby succession. The clasts generally show little or no preferred orientation, stratification or imbrication and the rocks are interpreted as debris flows. The thickness and abundance of the debris flow units and the maximum and average size of the clasts increases steadily northeastward along the east shore of Seal Bay. 3) Upper Fine Grained Sandstone, Siltstone and Argillite Unit The upper, fine grained clastic facies of the Wild Bight Group is well exposed along the shores of Badger Bay, Leading Tickles and Wild Bight, New Bay. The transition with the underlying turbidite-debris flow unit is gradational. Epiclastic rocks in this upper sequence are generally finer grained than, and lack the prominent debris flows of the underlying sequence. A single 40 cm thick limestone bed occurs in the bottom of Wild Bight, New Bay. Volcanic rocks are not as prevalent and occur mainly in the eastern and central parts of the Wild Bight Group, outcropping in eleven separate geographic areas. They exhibit a considerable range in thickness, stratigraphic setting and lateral extent, with the exception of the Nanny Bag Lake and Long Pond units, they comprise dominantly mafic pillow lava or pillow breccia. Five units include felsic volcanics, which generally occur as small domes within the sequence.

Prospecting 2011-12 The properties were researched by reviewing assement reports and reviewing existing government maps and data. Three days were used to travel to St John’s and review the data. Float plane used to prospect claims in the summer. Snow machine was used to do one days of prospecting in the winter. In both cases a cabin was used as a base camp from New Bay Lake. The program consisted of a collection of soils in 1kg bags, stream seds in 1 kg bags and lake seds. The samples were taked back to my lab whwere I have a wet sink for panning. The samples were panned for vg and As. This was tonId and As anomaly as that is the best path finder for the area.

Lic 016325 This claim was covered by research at St John’s. We flew the claims in the are with a 4 person Piper Float plane from our base cabin on New Bay Lake. Two day s trips were made by 2 prospectorsin the area. The rock seen was of the wild bight group and were volcanic siliciclastic or mafic marine.

Lic 016326 This claim was covered by research at St John’s.

Lic 016327 We flew into these claims on a 4 person Piper Float plane from our base cabin on New Bay Lake. Two day s trips were made by 2 prospectors and one traverse were conducted. Travers were conducted along the shore of the pond and up two brooks on the claims. A traverse was conducted along the shore of the pond and the general area. on the claim. We were looking for ore type float that may have come from local mineralization. None was found. The rock seen was of the wild bight group and were volcanic siliciclastic or mafic marine.

Also some float of the twin lake diorite. None was found.

No sample was taken.

Lic 016328 We flew into these claims on a 4 person Piper Float plane from our base cabin on New Bay Lake. Two day s trips were made by 2 prospectors and one traverse were conducted. Travers were conducted along the shore of the pond and up two brooks on the claims. A traverse was conducted along the shore of the pond and the general area. on the claim. We were looking for ore type float that may have come from local mineralization. None was found. The rock seen was of the wild bight group and were volcanic siliciclastic or mafic marine.

Also some float of the twin lake diorite. None was found.

Lic 016329 We accessed these claims via snow mobile from our base cabin on New Bay Lake. One day trip was made by 2 prospectors and one traverse was conducted. A traverse was conducted along the shore of the pond and the general area. on the claim. We were looking for ore type float that may have come from local mineralization. None was found. The rock seen was of the wild bight group and were volcanic marine.

No sample was taken. Conclusions and Recommendations Prospecting and sampling was conducted. Several soils were taken at both properties and panned for gold but none was found. An IP survey should be conducted and a new trenching program should be conducted to expose the vein and be re-sampled.

MAIN REFERENCES

Dimmell, P M 1973: Diamond drilling data from the Point Leamington area, Newfoundland. Noranda Exploration Company Limited Unpublished report [GSB# 002E/05/0236] Dimmell, P M and James, J E 1974: Report on 1973 field work in the Nalco lot 2 Point Leamington area, Newfoundland. Noranda Exploration Company Limited Unpublished report [GSB# 002E/0333] Hawkes, R J 1972: Report on 1970 field work in the Nalco lot 2 Point Leamington subconcession area, Newfoundland. Noranda Exploration Company Limited Unpublished report [GSB# 002E/0326] James, J E 1973: Report on 1972 field work in the Nalco lot 2 Point Leamington subconcession area, Newfoundland. Noranda Exploration Company Limited Unpublished report [GSB# 002E/0327] James, J E 1975: Report on 1974 field work including geochemical and geophysical surveys in the Nalco lot 2 Point Leamington subconcession area, Newfoundland. Noranda Exploration Company Limited Unpublished report [GSB# 002E/0334] Lajoie, J 1973: Result of some metallurgical test work on cores from the Point Leamington area, Newfoundland. Noranda Exploration Company Limited Unpublished report [GSB# 002E/0330] Questor Surveys Limited 1972: Report on an airborne electromagnetic survey of the Nalco concession in the Point Leamington area, Newfoundland. Noranda Exploration Company Limited and Questor Surveys Limited Unpublished report [GSB# 002E/0328] Strong, D F 1974: Plate tectonic setting of Newfoundland mineral occurrences. Unpublished report [GSB# NFLD/0738] Walker, S D and Collins, C 1988: 24. The Point Leamington massive sulphide deposit. In The volcanogenic sulphide districts of central Newfoundland, a guidebook and reference manual for volcanogenic sulphide deposits in the early Paleozoic oceanic volcanic terranes of central Newfoundland. Edited by H. S. Swinden and B. F. Kean, Geological Association of Canada-Mineralogical Association of Canada-Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists, Field Trip Guidebook, No. A2 and B5, pages 193-198. [GSB# NFLD/2417

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SUMMARY OF WORK 2011-12

(Expenditures)

Licence (016325M ;016326M ;016327M ;016328M ;016329M)

Trip for Research Travel by car to St John’s& return Gary Lewis - 3 days Total of 3 man days @ $300/day 900.00 Meals for 3 man days @ $40/day 120.00 Fuel for 2 trips @ $100/trip 200.00 Truck Rental 3 Days @ $50/day 300.00 Accommodations 150.00 Total 1670.00

32 claims@ $ 1,670.00 =$ 52/claim blk

Lic 016325m 8 claims Research 416.00

Lic 016326m 7 claims Research 364.00

Lic 016327m 6 claims Research 312.00 1 days Float Plane rental @ $ 2000 2,000.00 Gary Lewis Paul Chafe 2 @ 300 600.00 Cabin Rental and meals @$200/night/person 200.00 $3,112.00 Administration 15% $3,578.80

Lic 016328m 8 claims Research 8 by $52 416.00 1 days Float Plane rental @ $ 2000 2,000.00 Gary Lewis Paul Chafe 2 @ 300 600.00 Cabin Rental and meals @$200/night/person 200.00 $3,216.00 Administration 15% $3,698.40

Lic 016329m 3 claims 1 days prospecting Gary Lewis Neh Pinsent 2 @ 300 600.00 Snow machine Rental rental 1 days x 2 @ $40 80.00 Research 3 by $52 156.00 Cabin Rental and meals 2 person @$100/night/person 200.00 Truck and trailer rental 2 @ $75.00/day 150.00 1,186.00 Administration 15% $1,363.90

26 record(s) reviewed by Author Geofile Number: 002E/1560 Full Text Online Title: Assessment report on geophysical exploration for 2007 submission for mining lease 136 and for first year assessment for licences 9970M, 12328M-12330M, 12333M and 12335M on claims in the Point Leamington - New Bay Pond area, Notre Dame Bay, Newfoundland, 4 reports Author(s): Fugro Airborne Surveys, Heberlein, D R, Skey, E H, Silic, J and Sharp, B Year: 2007 Company(s): Calibre Mining Corporation and TLC Ventures Corporation Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/1560, 2007, 175 pages. NTS: 2E/03, 2E/04, 2E/05, 2E/06 Geofile Number: 002E/1555 Full Text Online Title: First, ninth and twelfth year assessment report on geophysical exploration for licences 7774M, 9995M and 10219M on claims in the Point Leamington area, Notre Dame Bay, Newfoundland Author(s): Fugro Airborne Surveys Year: 2007 Company(s): Altius Resources Incorporated Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/1555, 2007, 88 pages. NTS: 2E/04, 2E/05 Geofile Number: 002E/05/1454 Full Text Online Title: Eighteenth year assessment report on diamond drilling exploration for licence 10185M on claims in the Seal Bay area, Notre Dame Bay, Newfoundland Author(s): Newport, A M and MacVeigh, J G Year: 2006 Company(s): Rubicon Minerals Corporation and Falconbridge Limited Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/05/1454, 2006, 103 pages. NTS: 2E/05 Geofile Number: 002E/1204 Full Text Online Title: Fifth year assessment report on geological, geochemical, geophysical and diamond drilling exploration for licence 4782 on claim 17617, licence 4783 on claims 17614-17616 and licence 7774M on claims in the New Bay Road area, central Newfoundland, 4 reports

Author(s): Barbour, D, Churchill, R A and Woods, D V Year: 2001 Company(s): Altius Resources Incorporated, Inmet Mining Corporation and Altius Minerals Corporation Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/1204, 2001, 300 pages. NTS: 2E/04, 2E/05 Geofile Number: 002E/1482 Full Text Online Title: First and second year assessment report on geophysical exploration for licences 5435M, 6915M and 7206M on claims in the Lewis Lake area, central Newfoundland, 2 reports Author(s): Singh, R B Year: 2000 Company(s): Rubicon Minerals Corporation Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/1482, 2000, 105 pages. NTS: 2E/03, 2E/04, 2E/05, 2E/06 Geofile Number: 002E/1194 Full Text Online Title: Fourth year assessment report on diamond drilling exploration for licence 4587 on claim 14576 in the Glovers Harbour area, Notre Dame Bay, Newfoundland Author(s): Churchill, R and Butler, R, Jr Year: 1999 Company(s): Altius Resources Incorporated Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/1194, 1999, 49 pages. NTS: 2E/05, 2E/06 Geofile Number: 002E/05/1059 Full Text Online Title: Twelfth year assessment report on geological, geochemical and diamond drilling exploration for licence 4843 on claim blocks 4678, 5876 and 7619 in the Seal Bay area, north-central Newfoundland Author(s): Vande Guchte, M J Year: 1999 Company(s): Rubicon Minerals Corporation and Falconbridge Limited Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/05/1059, 1999, 197 pages. NTS: 2E/05 Geofile Number: 002E/1042 Full Text Online Title: First year assessment report on geological exploration for licence 5615m on claims in the

Glovers Harbour area, western Notre Dame Bay, Newfoundland Author(s): Churchill, R, Butler, R and Hynes, A Year: 1998 Company(s): Altius Resources Incorporated Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/1042, 1998, 22 pages. NTS: 2E/05, 2E/06 Geofile Number: 002E/1099 Full Text Online Title: First year assessment report on geological and geochemical exploration for licence 5435m on claims in the Lewis Lake area, near Point Leamington, Newfoundland Author(s): Frostad, S Year: 1998 Company(s): Rubicon Minerals Corporation Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/1099, 1998, 53 pages. NTS: 2E/03, 2E/05, 2E/06 Geofile Number: 002E/05/1032 Full Text Online Title: Assessment report on diamond drilling and geophysical exploration for 1997 submission for mining lease 136 in the Seal Bay Brook area, southwest of Point Leamington, Notre Dame Bay, Newfoundland Author(s): Bertrand, M J Year: 1998 Company(s): Noranda Mining and Exploration Incorporated Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/05/1032, 1998, 72 pages. NTS: 2E/05 Geofile Number: 002E/1021 Full Text Online Title: Third year assessment report on compilation, prospecting and geochemical exploration for licence 4587 on claim 14576 in the Glovers Harbour area, western Notre Dame Bay, Newfoundland Author(s): Churchill, R and Butler, R, Jr Year: 1998 Company(s): Altius Resources Incorporated Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/1021, 1998, 23 pages. NTS: 2E/05, 2E/06 Geofile Number: 002E/1035

Full Text Online Title: Second year assessment report on geological and geochemical exploration for licence 4587 on claim 14576 in the Glovers Harbour area, central Newfoundland Author(s): Butler, R, Jr Year: 1997 Company(s): Altius Resources Incorporated Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/1035, 1997, 13 pages. NTS: 2E/05, 2E/06 Geofile Number: 002E/05/0969 Full Text Online Title: Tenth year assessment report on geological, geochemical and geophysical exploration for licence 4134 on claim blocks 4678 and 5876 in the Seal Bay area, Newfoundland Author(s): MacVeigh, J G and Kelly, J A Year: 1996 Company(s): Rubicon Minerals Corporation and Falconbridge Limited Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/05/0969, 1996, 113 pages. NTS: 2E/05 Geofile Number: 002E/0585 Full Text Online Title: First year assessment report on geological and geochemical exploration and compilation of exploration history for licences 2977, 3033 and 3052 on claims in the Point Leamington and New Bay Pond areas, Newfoundland Author(s): Collins, C Year: 1988 Company(s): Noranda Exploration Company Limited Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/0585, 1988, 117 pages. NTS: 2E/03, 2E/04, 2E/05, 2E/06 Geofile Number: 002E/05/0566 Full Text Online Title: Second year assessment report on drilling exploration for licence 2655e on claims in the Point Leamington area, Newfoundland Author(s): Collins, C Year: 1987 Company(s): Noranda Exploration Company Limited and Newfoundland and Labrador Corporation Limited Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/05/0566, 1987, 80 pages. NTS: 2E/05

Geofile Number: 002E/05/0543 Full Text Online Title: First year assessment report on diamond drilling for licence 2655 on property in the Point Leamington area, Newfoundland Author(s): Walker, S and Collins, C Year: 1986 Company(s): Noranda Exploration Company Limited and Newfoundland and Labrador Corporation Limited Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/05/0543, 1986, 116 pages. NTS: 2E/05 Geofile Number: 002E/0529 Full Text Online Title: Assessment report on diamond drilling for 1984 submission on Newfoundland and Labrador Corporation Limited lot 2 in the Point Leamington area in the Notre Dame Bay area, Newfoundland Author(s): Graves, G Year: 1984 Company(s): Noranda Exploration Company Limited and Newfoundland and Labrador Corporation Limited Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/0529, 1984, 62 pages. NTS: 2E/04, 2E/05 Geofile Number: 002E/0528 Full Text Online Title: Assessment report on geological, geochemical, geophysical and diamond drilling exploration for 1984 submission for Newfoundland and Labrador Corporation Limited lot 2 in the Point Leamington area, Newfoundland Author(s): Graves, G Year: 1984 Company(s): Noranda Exploration Company Limited and Newfoundland and Labrador Corporation Limited Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/0528, 1984, 27 pages. NTS: 2E/04, 2E/05 Geofile Number: 002E/0484 Full Text Online Title: Assessment report on geological, geophysical and geochemical exploration for 1983 submission for Newfoundland and Labrador Corporation Limited lot 2 in the Point Leamington area, Newfoundland

Author(s): Graves, G Year: 1984 Company(s): Noranda Exploration Company Limited and Newfoundland and Labrador Corporation Limited Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/0484, 1984, 15 pages. NTS: 2E/04, 2E/05 Geofile Number: 002E/05/0406 Full Text Online Title: Report on 1980 diamond drilling for project 307 on the Noranda-Nalco Point Leamington property, Newfoundland Author(s): Dimmell, P M Year: 1980 Company(s): Newfoundland and Labrador Corporation Limited and Noranda Exploration Company Limited Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/05/0406, 1980, 51 pages. NTS: 2E/05 Geofile Number: 002E/0333 Full Text Online Title: Report on 1973 field work in the Nalco lot 2 Point Leamington area, Newfoundland Author(s): Dimmell, P M and James, J E Year: 1974 Company(s): Noranda Exploration Company Limited Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/0333, 1974, 175 pages. NTS: 2E/03, 2E/04, 2E/05, 2E/06 Geofile Number: 002E/05/1595 Full Text Online Title: Determination of the shape and mass of a sulphide body near Point Leamington, Newfoundland by gravity methods Author(s): Grant, F S Year: 1973 Company(s): Noranda Exploration Company Limited Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/05/1595, 1973, 12 pages. NTS: 2E/05 Geofile Number: 002E/0327 Full Text Online Title: Report on 1972 field work in the Nalco lot 2 Point Leamington subconcession area,

Newfoundland Author(s): James, J E Year: 1973 Company(s): Noranda Exploration Company Limited Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/0327, 1973, 84 pages. NTS: 2E/03, 2E/04, 2E/05, 2E/06 Geofile Number: 002E/05/0309 Full Text Online Title: Diamond drilling data from the Point Leamington subconcession area, Newfoundland Author(s): Dimmell, P M Year: 1973 Company(s): Noranda Exploration Company Limited and Newfoundland and Labrador Corporation Limited Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/05/0309, 1973, 199 pages. NTS: 2E/05 Geofile Number: 002E/05/0236 Full Text Online Title: Diamond drilling data from the Point Leamington area, Newfoundland Author(s): Dimmell, P M Year: 1973 Company(s): Noranda Exploration Company Limited Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/05/0236, 1973, 35 pages. NTS: 2E/05 Geofile Number: 002E/05/0231 Full Text Online Title: Report on diamond drilling for 1971 on the Point Leamington-Seal Bay Brook prospect, Newfoundland Author(s): Dimmell, P M Year: 1972 Company(s): Noranda Exploration Company Limited Source: Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey, Assessment File 2E/05/0231, 1972, 195 pages. NTS: 2E/05