KayTanda TechReport 03-01-02

MINDORO RESOURCES LTD.
KAY TANDA PROSPECT

ARCHANGEL PROJECT
BATANGAS PROVINCE, PHILIPPINES
LAT. 13O 38' 0"N, LONG. 120O 18' 30"E
GEOLOGY AND PRECIOUS METAL RESOURCE ESTIMATES
David G. Bailey, Ph.D., P.Geo., F.Aus.I.M.M.

BAILEY GEOLOGICAL CONSULTANTS (CANADA) LTD.
North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Steven T. Carty, B.Sc. (Hons.), M.Aus.I.M.M.

GEOLOGICAL CONSULTANT
Manilla, Philippines
January 2, 2003
MINDORO RESOURCES LTD.
KAY TANDA PROSPECT

ARCHANGEL PROJECT
BATANGAS PROVINCE, PHILIPPINES
LAT. 13O 38' 0"N, LONG. 120O 18' 30"E
GEOLOGY AND PRECIOUS METAL RESOURCE ESTIMATES
By
David G. Bailey, Ph.D., P.Geo., F.Aus.I.M.M.

North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Steven T. Carty, B.Sc. (Hons.), M.Aus.I.M.M.

GEOLOGICAL CONSULTANT
Manilla, Philippines
January 2, 2003
i Mindoro Resources Ltd: Archangel Project - Kay Tanda Prospect
CONTENTS
Page No.
1. SUMMARY 1
2. CONCLUSIONS 3
3. RECOMMENDATIONS 4
4. INTRODUCTION 5
4.1 General Statement 5
4.2 Location, Access and Physiography 5
4.3 Mineral Tenements 5
5. PREVIOUS WORK 7
6. GEOLOGY 8
6.1 Regional 8
6.2 Geology of the Archangel Area 8
6.3 Mineralization and Alteration 9
7. DRILL HOLE AND ASSAY RECORDS VERIFICATION 14
7.2 Field Visit 14
7.3 Assay Data Verification 15
7.4 Conclusion 16
8. KAY TANDA RESOURCE ESTIMATE 18
8.2 Database 18
8.3 Estimation Procedure 19
8.4 Gold Distribution 19
8.5 Gold Cut-off Grade 22
8.6 Geological Model on which the Resource Estimate is Based 22
8.7 Resource Estimate 23
9. DISCUSSION 27
9.2 Exploration Model 27
9.3 Quality Control 28
10. REFERENCES 30
11. CERTIFICATES 31
B A IL E Y G E O L O G IC A L C O N S U LT A N T S (C A N A D A) LT D .
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CONTENTS (cont.)
Page No.
FIGURES
1. Philippine archipelago and location of the Archangel project. 6

2. Main tectonic elements of the Philippine archipelago (from Cirbett, 1996). 11
3. Regional geology of southern Batangas (from Corbett, 1996). 12
4. Generalized lithologies of the area in which the Kay Tanda prospect occurs
(From Chase Minerals (Philippines) Corporation, unpublished report, 1996).
Note the northeasterly alignment of early workings. 13
5. Kay Tanda and Pulang Lupa prospects: drill hole locations and anomalous
gold in soils. Drawing supplied by Mindoro from work by Chase. 17
6. Histogram of gold values from reverse circulation drilling at Kay Tanda. 20
7. Frequency distribution of gold values from reverse circulation drilling
at Kay Tanda. 21
8. Resource blocks and thickness contours of oxidized zone of the Kay Tanda
prospect. 25
9. Schematic section through Kay Tanda showing a possible interpretation
of the configuration of precious metal mineralization. 28
TABLES
1. Precious metal resource estimate - Kay Tanda oxide zone (0.2 g/t gold cut-off) 24
2. Precious metal resource estimate - Kay Tanda sulphide zone (0.2 g/t gold cut-off) 25
APPENDICES
A Reverse circulation drill hole data - Chase Resources Corporation

B Diamond drill hole data - Western Mining Corporation
C Summary reverse circulation drill hole sections
Page 1 Mindoro Resources Ltd: Archangel Project - Kay Tanda Prospect
1. SUMMARY
The Kay Tanda prospect, part of the Archangel project area of Mindoro Resources Ltd., is
located about 150 km south southeast of Manilla in the Philippines within the southeastern part of
Batangas Province and is accessible by road from the city of Batangas. The prospect is in an area
of moderate relief and enjoys a tropical climate with a somewhat pronounced wet season between
June and October. The Archangel area is covered by a Mineral Prospect Sharing Agreement that
covers 981 hectares. Two areas of gold mineralization have been outlined within the Archangel
project area, that of Pulang Lupa and Kay Tanda; the gold resource estimated herein applies only
to the Kay Tanda area.
Earliest exploitation of the mineral resources of the area was undertaken by Chinese miners
who were later displaced by Spanish colonists. During Japanese occupation of the Philippines
during WWII some mining was carried on copper mineralization at Archangel but since that time
no further mining activities appear to have been undertaken. Western Mining Corporation
subsequently carried out an exploration programme over the area (1987) and drilled three diamond
holes at Kay Tanda. This work was followed up in 1996 by Chase Minerals Ltd. who drilled nine
reverse circulation holes at Kay Tanda and four at Pulang Lupa, to the west of Kay Tanda Mindoro
acquired the rights to explore the Archangel area in 2000.
The Archangel project area lies to the west of the Philippine Fault, a major transcurrent
fault that extends the length of the Philippine archipelago and which essentially separates two
terranes of differing age and tectonic history. In the Batangas region where the Archangel project
is located a major west northwest-striking curvilinear structure termed the Laiya Fault separates
older rocks to the northeast from a younger (Miocene - Recent) assemblage of volcanic rocks and
associated sedimentary strata to the southwest. Oldest rocks exposed in the area are hornblende
andesite tuff and breccia and which, in the eastern part of the project area, appear to be overlain by
dacite which, however, may in part be intrusive. Younger volcaniclastic and epiclastic sediments
and reefal carbonates overlie both dacitic and andesitic rocks.
Mineralization in the Archangel area is probably related to intermediate to felsic intrusions
at depth and is of epithermal high sulphidation precious metal type. To the west of Archangel at
Lobo several quartz-barite veins with high gold and copper values are typical of this mineralization
type. Copper mineralization within a dioritic intrusion in the southern part of the Archangel project
area is possibly genetically related to structurally higher gold and silver mineralization within a zone
of silicification that appears to overlie a zone of advanced argillic and sericitic alteration, typical
of intrusion-related mineralization in the Philippine archipelago.
The locations of drill holes of Chase and WMC were confirmed in the field. Laboratory
analyses of reverse circulation drill samples were also verified by a visit to McPhar Laboratories

in Manilla, the laboratory that carried out the Chase drill sample analyses. WMC data is not
available for checking at this time.
Gold and silver resources were estimated for the near-surface oxide zone at Kay Tanda.
Because of the low grade of mineralization in this zone, a cut-off of 0.2 g/t gold was applied to the
data because of unknown accuracy and precision and the likelihood that accuracy and precision
decreases markedly at low metal values. The specific gravity of the mineralized rock was assumed
to be 2.5 g/cc - this may be high for oxide mineralization owing to the possibility of a significant
clay content and, thus, tonnage figures for the oxide zone may be less than stated. However, 2.5 g/cc
is thought to be probably representative of the density of unoxidized rock. Resource estimates were
made using a standard polygon interpolation method. The thickness of the oxide zone in WMC
drill holes is not stated in the data available and so oxide thickness intersected by WMC drill holes
was extrapolated from neighbouring reverse circulation holes. All drill holes were directed to the
east or were vertical except for one hole, CA-4, which was drilled to the west. This hole failed to
intersect gold mineralization at grades of greater than 0.2 g/t gold in the oxide zone although
significant gold grades were intersected in this hole within unoxidized mineralization.
Oxide mineralization is estimated to comprise about 6,300,000 tonnes at a grade of 0.48 g/t
gold and 4.4 g/t silver. The underlying sulphide mineralization is estimated to contain about
10,700,000 tonnes at 0.79 g/t gold and 1.3 g/t silver. This equates to a total inferred gold resource
of about 370,000 ounces plus silver at a grade of 0.68 g/t gold and 2.48 g/t silver.
Given the lack of quality control on the data used in these estimates and the assumptions
made with respect to specific gravity, oxide thickness in WMC diamond drill holes and the
configuration of zones of sulphide mineralization, these estimates may be quite inaccurate.
The potential for increasing tonnage, and perhaps grade, depends on whether the zone of
silicification is hypogene and down faulted to the east, a possibility suggested by the regional
structural geology or whether it is supergene and of limited extent due, perhaps, to erosion on the
eastern side. Both the thickness of the oxide and sulphide zones and grades appear to increase to
the east and further work is warranted in this area.

2. CONCLUSIONS
1. The Kay Tanda prospect of the Archangel project area may contain about 17,000,000 tonnes of
mineralized material at an weighted average grade of about 0.68 g/t gold and 2.98 g/t silver, using
a 0.2 g/t gold cut-off. However, because of unknown accuracy and precision of the analytical data,
the lack of specific gravity measurements and the paucity of data on geological controls of
mineralization, these estimates must be viewed as extremely approximate and may vary widely from
a true tonnage and grade.
2. Two possible mineralization models are considered to be appropriate for Kay Tanda. If
silicification is supergene in origin and is preserved only in upland areas, there seems little possibility
of increasing the tonnage of oxidized material significantly. If, however, silicification is hypogene the
possibility exists of a down-faulted zone of silicification being preserved to the east. In the latter case
the potential for the discovery of additional tonnages of sulphide-bearing material underlying oxidized
rock to the east of the area drilled is also considered to be reasonable.
3. Mineralization was probably controlled by the permeability and porosity of the host rock. As
suggested by gold intersections in drill hole CA-4, there may be at least two levels of precious metal
mineralization associated with sulphides.
4. There is a good possibility that precious metals at Kay Tanda were deposited from solutions
passing up northeasterly-striking extension faults or fracture systems and that grade may increase
towards such structures.
5. Mineralization at Pulang Lupa to the west of Kay Tanda is probably of similar type to that at Kay
Tanda and potential exists at Pulang Lupa to define similar grades and tonnages as at Kay Tanda.
3. RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Before any further drilling is contemplated at Kay Tanda detailed geological mapping should be
undertaken if possible, given that in tropical terrains commonly deep weathering and a paucity of
outcrop often makes this task difficult. However, construction of a geological model of mineralization
and its controls should be attempted in order to direct any future drilling programme.
2. A systematic quality control programme should be initiated and adhered to during any additional
drilling. This programme should include the collection of a statistically meaningful number of
duplicate samples that should be numbered randomly before submission to a laboratory. In addition,
replicate samples should be routinely taken, especially if drilling is by reverse circulation, and blanks
(and/or standards) should be included in each sample batch. Interlaboratory checks should also be
standard practice.
3. It is also recommended that, if further drilling is undertaken, some of the Chase holes be twinned
so that in any future resource or reserve estimate the Chase data may possibly be incorporated in the
new data set.
4. Sufficient samples should be collected for specific gravity measurements and the tonnages given
herein recalculated to reflect the more accurate rock density data.
5. Any further work should also test the possibility that northeasterly-striking extensional structures
controlled the loci of precious metal deposition and that, at Kay Tanda, one such structure may exist
in the area that has been drilled or to the east.
6. Further work is warranted at Pulang Lupa in an effort to define the geology and controls of
mineralization in this area.
4. INTRODUCTION
4.1 General Statement

This report, prepared at the request of Mr. J.A. Climie of Mindoro Resources Ltd.
(“Mindoro”), provides a precious metal resource estimate of the Kay Tanda prospect located
within the Archangel area of the northern Philippines (Figure 1). The property is the subject
of an agreement between Mindoro Resources Ltd. and Egerton Gold Phils. Inc. whereby
Mindoro may earn up to a 75% interest in the property. On achieving production Egerton
Gold Phil. Inc. has the right to participate at the 25% level or convert that interest to a 2%
gross smelter royalty.
The Archangel area has seen former production but, at this stage, does not contain
any known economic mineral deposits or ore reserves.
Areas of responsibility for this report are:
1). Mr. Stephen Carty, M.Aus.I.M.M. carried out a field visit to the Archangel
project area to confirm drill hole locations and subsequently visited the offices of McPhar
Laboratories, Makati, Philippines to verify assay data. Mr. Carty’s report is include as
Section 7, herein.
2). Dr. David Bailey, P.Geo., F.Aus.I.M.M. of Bailey Geological Consultants
(Canada) Ltd. carried out the resource estimate and prepared the bulk of the report.
4.2 Location, Access and Physiography

The Kay Tanda prospect lies within the Archangel project area of Batangas Province
(Figure 1) centred at about latitude 13o 38' 0"N and longitude 120o 18' 30" E. The prospect
area is accessible by road from the city of Batangas to the west of the prospect area via the
town of Lobo although the road from Lobo to the Archangel area may be difficult to negotiate
during the wet season. The topography of the area is moderate to steep although maximum
relief is only about 300 metres. Primary forest of the region has largely been logged and a
secondary growth of a thorny scrub and grasses now covers much of the area. The climate
of the region is tropical with a wet season between June and October. The region is also
prone to typhoons commonly during the period July to September.
4.4 Mineral Tenements

The Archangel area is covered by a Mineral Prospect Sharing Agreement (“MPSA”)
covering 981 hectares (Mindoro news release, July 31, 2002). The writers have not
confirmed the current status of this MPSA.
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5. PREVIOUS WORK
Earliest records of mining in the Archangel area described by Spanish settlers and
recorded in “The History of the Philippine Islands”, a series of volumes translated into
English from Spanish and Filipino archives (in Miguel et al, 1997). Spanish mining activities
postdated earlier work by Chinese miners - evidence of some of these early activities is
preserved within the Kay Tanda area.
During Japanese occupation of the Philippines in the period 1940 - 1945 exploration
was conducted in the Kay Tanda area but it appears that the Japanese undertook only minor
exploitation of metal deposits within the area (Avila, 1980). In the 1970's the Japanese
corporation, Sumitomo, carried out soil geochemical surveys and geophysics in the Archangel
area and drilled two holes in the search for porphyry copper mineralization. According to
Buenavista (1992), no significant mineralization was encountered during this drilling
programme.
In 1980 the Philippine Bureau of Mines carried out a reconnaissance geological
survey of the southern Batangas province and which included the Kay Tanda area of this
report (Avila, 1980).
In 1987 Western Mining Corporation (“WMC”) initiated a geochemical exploration
programme in the southern Batangas region. This programme resulted in the recognition of
a zone of gold mineralization at Kay Tanda that was tested by WMC by three diamond drill
holes, ARD 4a and 4b and ARD 6 (Figure 7) (holes ARD 4a and 4b were drilled from the
same setup but at different angles).
Chase Resource Corporation, through its wholly owned Philippine company, Chase
Minerals (Phils.) Corp., subsequently obtained rights to explore the Kay Tanda area under
agreements with the claim holders and in 1997 drilled thirteen reverse circulation holes in the
area, nine at Kay Tanda and four at Pulang Lupa (Figure 4). The results of this drill
programme form the basis for the resource estimate given below. The locations of Chase’s
Kay Tanda drill holes are shown in Figures 4 and 7: analytical results and drill hole
coordinates are listed in Appendix A.
Mindoro acquired the right to earn an interest in the Archangel project in 2000 and
is currently evaluating the area in terms of further exploration.
6. GEOLOGY
6.1 Regional
The Archangel area lies within a belt of Upper Tertiary (Miocene-Pliocene) volcanic
rocks and associated sedimentary strata formed as a result of the easterly-directed subduction
of oceanic crust along the Manila Trench to the west of the northern part of the Philippine
archipelago (Figure 2). The region occurs to the southwest of the Philippine Fault, a major
transcurrent fault that effectively separates two terranes of differing age and tectonic history
(Figure 2). In the Batangas region a west northwest structure termed the Laiya Fault (Avila,
1980) marks the boundary between andesite and intrusive complexes to the northwest and
younger volcanic and associated strata to the southeast (Figure 3). It is within this younger
group of rocks to the southwest of the Laiya Fault that the Archangel Project, Lobo and other
zones of mineralization occur.
The southwestern block is cut by two sets of fractures, a northwesterly-trending set
of fractures and faults and a northeasterly-trending set that Corbett and Leach (1998) refer
to as transfer structures. These are deep-seated structures thought to have formed in response
to varying subduction rates of the down-going plate and the writer considers that they may
represent the upwards expression of subducting transform faults within the underlying
oceanic plate. These are important in controlling the loci of mineralization in the overlying
plate and their recognition is significant in regional evaluations.
Within the Batangas region three such transfer structures have been recognised, the
Taysan transfer structure that appears to have controlled the Talahib-Tibig porphyry systems
and two transfer structures that have controlled the location of the Lobo zones of
mineralization and the Archangel zones of mineralization (Figure 5) (Corbett, 1996).
All known metallic mineralization of the region appears to be related to intermediate
to felsic intrusive bodies that have been emplaced at high structural levels. Porphyry copper-
gold deposits are directly related to the evolution of these intrusions and high-sulphidation
epithermal systems such as at Lobo and Archangel were probably formed from metalliferous
acid solutions derived from these intrusions as they cooled.
6.2 Geology of the Archangel Area

The Archangel area is underlain by a suite of Miocene-Pliocene volcanic rocks that
are unconformably overlain by limestone and andesitic tuff and breccia of Quaternary age.
Oldest rocks exposed are known as the Talahib hornblende andesite of Middle Miocene age
and which adjoin dacitic rocks which are exposed in the eastern part of the project area
(Figure 4) that may be of Upper Miocene or Lower Pliocene age. The dacite may, at least
in part, represent a high level intrusion rather than being eruptive. Overlying these rocks is
Quaternary limestone and which, in turn, is overlain by andesitic volcanic rocks comprising
mainly airfall tuff and breccia. These volcanic strata have been termed the Lobo andesite
(Miguel at al, 1997) .
The structural geology of the Archangel area is poorly understood at this time.
However, to some degree topographic lineaments and the attitudes of Miocene volcanic strata
may reflect inferred northeasterly-striking faults that may be part of the Archangel transfer
structure of Corbett (1996). Northwesterly-striking faults that have been recognised to the
west of the Archangel area probably extend into the Archangel area and may have had some
influence on the control of drainage channel development in the area.
6.3 Mineralization and Alteration

The region hosts several precious metal deposits of epithermal aspect of which one,
Lobo, is currently being examined by Mindoro. The Lobo area consists of a northeasterly-
striking system of quartz veins that have been mined in the past for their gold and silver
content. Recent work has established the presence of two main quartz-barite veins that are
believed to extend over a strike length of two kilometres (Mindoro News Release, September
16, 2002) and which, in places are reported to contain extremely high copper values and
associated precious metals (e.g. up to 21.6% copper, 3.36 g/t gold and 790 g/t silver -
Mindoro News Release, op. cit.). Records of previous mining activities indicate widths of
one of these veins (the Sampson vein) of up to 19 metres (Philippine Mining Journal, July
1967).
Within the Archangel project area there is little information on the mineralization that
was exploited initially by Chinese workers and later by the Spanish. Avila (1980) describes
several occurrences of copper mineralization in the region but it is not clear from his report
where these occurrences are located. In the southwestern part of the Archangel project area
is a quartz diorite with associated copper staining and which may represent porphyry-style
mineralization. The rocks here have undergone phyllosilicate hydrothermal alteration.
The style of mineralization at Kay Tanda, and to the west at Pulang Lupa, both
within the Archangel tenement area (Figure 3) appears to be that of disseminated sulphides
with anomalous gold and silver within an essentially flat-lying zone of silicification within
andesite and which overlies zones of clay and sericite alteration. The silica alteration zone
displays features indicative of acid leaching such as the development of a vuggy character
but it is not yet clear whether this leaching is of hypogene origin or whether it is the result of
supergene acid solutions generated by the oxidation of sulphides. However it appears from
drilling to date that only the top 10 - 30 or 40 metres of this zone is oxidized; at lower levels
silicification is accompanied by sulphides.

In this report gold resources in oxidized rock and in unoxidized sulphide-bearing rock
are estimated separately given the probable differing physical properties of oxide- and
sulphide-bearing auriferous material. .
Figure 2. Main tectonic elements of the Philippine archipelago (from Corbett, 1996).

Figure 3. Regional geology of southern Batangas (from Corbett, 1996).

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Andesitic pyroclastic breccia
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Figure 4. Generalized lithologies of the area in which theKay Tanda prospect occurs (from Chase Minerals
(Philippines) Corporation, unpublished report, 1996). Note the northeasterly alignment of early workings.

7. DRILL HOLE AND ASSAY RECORDS VERIFICATION (See Notes Below)

Mr. J.A. Climie of Mindoro Resources requested one of the writers (STC) to: (i)
visit Mindoro's Archangel project in Batangas for the purpose of independent verification of
the existence of drill hole collars from Chase Minerals' RC drilling programme in the area,
and (ii) to independently verify that Chase's assay records from that programme are in
agreement with the McPhar assay laboratory records.
This section details the work undertaken to complete both of these tasks.
7.2 Field Visit

Accompanied by Mr. Edsel Abrasaldo, Mindoro Resources' geologist, and Mr Jesse
Miguel, Former Archangel project geologist with Chase Minerals, the writer traveled to the
project site, specifically the Kay Tanda prospect, on July 31,2002.
The seven Chase RC and one WMC diamond drill hole collars identified at the Kay
Tanda prospect were as follows :
Chase RC collars : CA-01.-02,-03,-04,-05,-06 and -09

WMC diamond collar : ARD-6
The drill hole collars were located and identified by (1) the presence of PVC collar
piping left in the hole by the drilling contractor, East-West drilling, and (2) by the 2 metre
composite bulk samples left at each drill site by Chase after splitting to obtain the sample to
be sent for analysis at the McPhar laboratory in Manila.
Surprisingly, even though a lot of the plastic sample bags had decayed since the holes
were drilled in 1997, there were sufficient numbers of bags at each hole location with legible
hole numbers, sample intervals and sample numbers for the undersigned to be 100%
confident that the drill hole was one of those drilled by Chase.
The WMC hole was inferred to be ARD-6 because of its correct position relative to
Chase hole CA-05, as indicated in the Chase project report made available to the writer. The
writer is confident that the positions assigned for the other WMC holes shown in the Chase
report are also correct.
Photographs were taken of each of the seven Chase drill sites, including a poster with
the drill hole I.D. signed by the writer to confirm his visit to each drill site , and a photo of
the bulk samples at each drill site with legible hole number, sample interval and sample
numbers. Originals of these photos are retained by Mindoro at its Manila office.
GPS readings were taken at each drill site but these were considered to be unreliable
owing to poor weather conditions on the day of the site visit. The relative positions of the
Chase RC holes did however agree with their positions as shown in Chase's project report
made available to the writer.
According to Mr Jesse Miguel, the RC 2 metre composite bulk samples were split
on site using a Jones splitter and 2-3kg sample splits were delivered to McPhar by Chase's
own vehicle.
7.3 Assay Data Verification

On August 01, 2002, the writer visited the McPhar office in Manila to check the
veracity of the Chase assay records. McPhar's original assay certificates for the Kay Tanda
drill hole samples were destroyed in a fire at McPhar's laboratory in 1997 but they were able
to provide access to their digital assay record back-ups.
In all thirteen holes drilled by Chase, their reported gold and silver assay data agree
with the McPhar records. The sample numbers found on the plastic sample bags at the seven
drill hole collar locations identified in the field by the writer on July 31 were used as a further
check against the sample numbers for each batch of Chase's samples. Again, the sample
numbers agreed with those in the McPhar records.
McPhar provided copies of their digital assay records for the thirteen batches
representing the thirteen drill holes completed by Chase.
Mr Art del Mundo, Chief Chemist at McPhar, confirmed that the analyses carried
out on the Chase samples were as follows :
Au : 50 gram fire assay with AAS finish

Ag, Cu, Pb, Zn : 3-acid digestion on 1 gram sample with AAS finish
As : VGA analysis
Sample preparation entailed dry crushing, coarse pulverising, and fine pulverising of a 1kg
split to 200 mesh grain size, from which the 50 gram sample for fire assay was then taken.
Regarding the assay data for the WMC holes, the writer began working with WMC
in the Philippines in 1991 shortly after WMC had completed their drilling programme at
Archangel. Although having never worked on the Archangel project, the writer has no doubt
as to the veracity of the reported WMC assay data. Apparently, the WMC drill core is still
available for inspection if such is required at some later stage.
7.4 Conclusion
Based on the site visit and validation of the McPhar assay records, the writer is
certain that the drill hole data provided by Chase on Kay Tanda is true (but see discussion
on analytical accuracy and precision in Section 8 - DGB).
Notes added in edit by DGB:
1. Chase Minerals Ltd. drilled nine holes at Kay Tanda and four holes at Pulang Lupa to the west
of Kay Tanda (see Figure 5 for locations of Pulang Lupa and Kay Tanda). Only the nine holes
drilled at Kay Tanda, holes CA1 to CA9, are considered in this report.
2. Assay data examined by STC at McPhar Laboratories in Makati included all thirteen holes
drilled by Chase, i.e. four at Pulang Lupa and nine at Kay Tanda.
3. Western Mining Corporation (“WMC”) has retained the drill logs of the three holes drilled by
WMC at Kay Tanda and two drilled at Pulang Lupa. Neither writer of this report has examined
these logs except the summaries included herein (Appendix B).
4. Photographs of drill sites at Kay Tanda are retained by Mindoro’s wholly owned Philippine
subsidiary in its Manilla office. Copies of these photographs may be obtained from Mindoro on
request.
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Figure 5. Kay Tanda and Pulang Lupa prospects: drill hole locations and anomalous gold in soils. Drawing supplied by Mindoro, from work by Chase.
8. KAY TANDA RESOURCE ESTIMATE

The resource estimate given below is derived mostly from data obtained by Chase
Minerals Ltd. (“Chase”) from a reverse circulation drilling programme at Archangel in 1996
and from summaries of WMC diamond drilling, of which both data sets were provided by
Mindoro.
N.B. While the Chase data has been confirmed through examination of
laboratory records and drill hole locations in the field (Section 7), there is no record of
blanks, replicates or standards that may be used to estimate analytical accuracy or
precision of the analytical data, other than laboratory standards that are routinely used
by the laboratory to measure instrument performance. In addition, there are no data
with respect to the specific gravity of the ore and, thus, the resource estimate given below
cannot be used as a reliable indication of possible tonnage and grade that may exist at
Kay Tanda.
While the writers consider that the results are as stated, i.e. sampling and analytical
procedures conformed to industry standards and the analytical results used herein reflect gold
distributions that are not atypical of the type of prospect considered herein (however, see
Section 8.4), no further statement can be made as to the veracity of the data.
It is emphasized that this is only an “inferred resource” estimate as defined by the
Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum ( CIM Standards on Mineral
Resources and Reserves Definition Guidelines, CIM Council, August 2000).
8.2 Database
The data on which the resource estimate is based are mainly the results of reverse
circulation drilling by Chase. All analytical results of the nine reverse circulation drill holes
completed by Chase at Kay Tanda are included as Appendix A. In this appendix analytical
results from the oxidized zone are featured in red type while results from samples collected
from beneath the oxide zone are black. Summary drill sections (supplied by Mindoro) of the
Chase drill holes are included as Appendix C. The thickness of the oxide zone is derived from
drill sections prepared by Chase and which were supplied to the writer by Mindoro. These
sections are not included herein but may be viewed at the office of Mindoro in Edmonton.
WMC diamond drilling results were supplied to the writer (DGB) in summary form
only (Appendix B). The thickness of the oxide zone intersected in WMC drill holes (ARD
4a, 4b and 6) is not noted in the summary and has been extrapolated by the writer from
adjacent reverse circulation holes. Gold and silver grades of the extrapolated oxide zone of
WMC’s drilling are taken as those given by WMC in its summary.
8.3 Estimation Procedure

Since complete data are only available from the Chase drilling programme (Appendix
A), only those data are used in deriving the statistical parameters of the estimate. Because
only 12 widely-spaced drill holes have tested Kay Tanda it is not considered that a
geostatistical method of resource estimation would offer any advantages over the method used,
that of estimation by polygon construction. Since the oxide zone at Kay Tanda is of relatively
shallow dip and which, more or less, reflects the plateau nature of the topography in which the
oxide zone occurs, and that sulphide mineralization also appears to dip only shallowly,
polygons were constructed in plan rather than section - a function also of the fact that any
planar section through Kay Tanda cannot include anymore than three drill holes. Polygons
were conventionally constructed by drawing normals to connecting lines at the half-distance
between adjacent drill holes. The area of each polygon was measured and multiplied by the
thicknesses of the oxide and sulphide zones as indicated by the drill hole defining each
polygon. Tonnages were estimated by multiplying volumes by an assumed specific gravity
of 2.5g/cc since no specific gravity measurements appear to be have taken. The value of
2.5g/cc is typical of a quartz-rich rock although abundant clay can reduce this value. Beneath
the oxidized zone host rock is silicified andesite and the value of 2.5g/cc is probably
representative of this rock type.
8.4 Gold Distribution

A histogram derived from Chase’s data displays two, or possibly three, populations
of gold values (Figure 6) and which are reflected in a cumulative frequency plot of gold values
(Figure 7). Distributions of this nature commonly reflect disseminated mineralization plus
vein- or veinlet-hosted gold in the epithermal environment but no geological observations with
respect to the various possibilities of gold distribution appear to be have been made. This is
discussed in Section 9.
While the overall grade is quite low and is distributed about a mean of only 0.31g/t,
one standard deviation above the mean is 0.86g/t. The coefficient of variation, is, therefore,
about 2.7 and which indicates, apart from a strongly skewed population in the positive
direction, that there are number of high erratic values that do not conform to a usual lognormal
distribution.
Without detailed geological and mineralogical studies it is impossible in a report of
this type to make any statement as to the nature of these populations. It is possible that a
background, or very low grade population represents gold that was deposited along with the
200
160
N = 758
120 Mean: 0.3119

Frequency
SD: 0.86024
80
40
0
0.1 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0
Gold - g/t
Figure 6. Histogram of gold values from reverse circulation drilling

at Kay Tanda.

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2.0
1.5
1.0
0.9
0.8
0.7
Gold - grams/tonne
0.6
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.1
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 85 90 95 99
Cumulative frequency - %
Figure 7. Frequency distribution of gold values from reverse circulation drilling at Kay Tanda.

enclosing silica alteration, i.e. it represents hypogene mineralization, that a second population
represents supergene enrichment of such gold and that a third population represents gold that
occurs within veinlets within the zone of silicification. However, at this stage such a
conclusion must be considered as speculative.
It is for the reasons outlined above as well as the wide spacing of the drill holes and the
lack of geological information as to controls of gold distribution, that the estimate herein can
only be stated as an inferred resource and with considerable qualification.
8.5 Gold Cut-off Grade

In an inferred global resource estimate, the application of a cut-off grade is largely
irrelevant. However, in this study a cut-off of 0.2g/t was applied because of the following.
1. The deposit is of low grade in terms of gold and by combining all data,
background gold values would also be included - with their attendant lack of precision and
accuracy
2. At low overall gold grades analytical precision may be poor and, because of the
lack of information relating to accuracy and precision of gold analyses, it was considered that
200 ppb represents a value that may be reproduced analytically within acceptable limits,
unlike lower values where precision commonly decreases with decreasing grade. This
“precision limit” is decreasing every year with increased analytical sophistication but, in this
case, and especially considering that standard and blank samples do not seem to have been
included in the Kay Tanda sample batch, a cutoff is applied.
3. A majority of gold grades are below 0.15g/t (Figure 6). While the overall shape
of the gold distribution curve (Figure 7) generally reflects a lognormal distribution, a
distribution common to most gold deposits, at low gold values such a curve may be better
described as a band that reflects the possibility of increasing analytical error and decreasing
precision. The width of this band increases with decreasing gold (or other metals) values.
Note, however, that WMC’s data are at a 0.3 g/t gold cut-off. Because of the
relatively small tonnages of those blocks about holes ARD-4a, 4b and 6, this higher cut-off
does not significantly affect the grade estimate.
8.6 Geological Model on which the Resource Estimate is Based

The model on which the resource estimate given below is based, in general terms, is
that of an epithermal precious metal deposit of which the upper parts lie within the shallowly-
dipping supergene oxidized part of a zone of silicification that was developed from acid
hypogene solutions derived from a cooling magma at depth. The geometry and extent of the
hypogene alteration zone(s) is unknown. Although it is considered herein that oxidation

probably is a function of supergene processes, it is not known whether these processes relate
to tropical weathering or whether they are related to meteoric water circulation. Nonetheless,
because of the relatively shallowly-dipping nature of the zone of oxidation, its limited
thickness and its proximity to the current surface, it is considered more likely that deep
tropical weathering caused the oxidation rather than circulating meteoric waters in a cooling
epithermal system.
The sulphide zone is assumed to be shallowly dipping to the east but tabular and
possibly cut by a northeasterly-striking, steeply-dipping fault that can be interpreted to pass
through the centre of the Kay Tanda prospect. Although there are a number of other
geometric interpretations possible from the existing drill hole data, the above is the most
simple and adequately explains the distribution of mineralization.
The limits of the estimated oxide resource given herein are possibly defined by the
modern topography. Thus, the outer limits of the area for which the resource is estimated are
described, more or less, by the topographic contours, from the 280m ASL contour in the west
to about the 220m - 240m contour in the east (Figure 8). The outer boundaries of outside
polygons are, therefore, arbitrarily limited by topography. Interpreted contours of the
thickness of the oxide zone are given in Figure 8. The sulphide zone(s) probably extends
further to the east than the oxide zone since the eastern extension of the latter has possibly
been removed by erosion. However, for the purpose of the resource estimate herein, the extent
of sulphide mineralization is taken as corresponding to the limits of oxide mineralization.
8.7 Resource Estimate

Table 1 gives the estimates of grade and tonnage of each polygon described in Figure
8. Two estimates are of oxide mineralization are given; i) of the entire area including that of
polygon 6 based on drill hole CA-4 in which total grade of 0.2 g/t gold or greater was not
obtained (taking the principle that assay sections must carry their own weight) and, therefore,
was assigned a grade of 0 g/t, and ii) leaving out that polygon from the estimate. The estimate
of gold with sulphide mineralization does not include blocks 7 and 10 in which no
mineralization appears to have been intersected beneath the oxide layer
The assumptions made in these estimates are;
i) the specific gravity of mineralized material is assumed to be 2.5 g/cc;
ii) the thickness of the oxide zone in diamond drill holes ARD-4, 4a and 6 is assumed
be the average of the oxide zone thickness in neighbouring reverse circulation drill holes;
iii) the grade of holes ARD-4, 4a and 6 is taken as zero from the surface to the depth
of first reported mineralization as stated in the summary provided by WMC (see Appendix B);
thus the grade for each hole is weighted to reflect this apparent lack of precious metals where
unreported in the summary data;
iv) silver grades are assumed to be as stated and, despite an abnormally high value in
Block 7 (ARD-6), values are not cut: this does not significantly influence the total estimated
grade because of the small tonnage in this block but the reader should aware that the silver
grades given herein may be higher than the true grade;
v) it is assumed that reverse circulation drill hole data correlate with diamond drill
hole data as, owing to the lack of data from diamond drill holes, it is not possible to apply a
factor that can reconcile reverse circulation drill hole data with diamond drill hole data;
commonly, reverse circulation gold values are lower than twinned diamond drill hole data,
especially in the case of fine-grained gold particles that may not be completely collected via
a cyclone.
Table 1
Precious Metal Resource Estimate - Kay Tanda Oxide Zone
(0.2 g/t gold cut off)
(see Figure 5 for location of blocks)
BLOCK NUMBER TONNES GOLD (G/T) SILVER (G/T)
1 217,005 0.43 0.65
2 637,650 0.66 0.34
3 400,753 1.09 4.25
4 670,203 0.68 0.50
5 465,750 0.27 0.57
6 774,725 0 0
7 114,000 0.79 32.44
8 1,039,200 0.38 4.08
9 697,425 0.45 2.11
10 1,343,585 0.43 11.50
11 728,935 0.37 0.88
TOTAL (incl. Block 6) 7,089231 0.42 3.9
TOTAL (excl. Block 6) 6,314,506 0.48 4.4
Table 2
Precious Metal Resource Estimate - Kay Tanda Sulphide Zone
(0.2 g/t gold cut off)
(see Figure 5 for location of blocks)
BLOCK NUMBER TONNES GOLD (G/T) SILVER (G/T)
1 106,930 0.26 0.40
2 1,769,888 0.38 0.10
3 120,458 0.54 1.13
4 (Upper Sulphide Zone) 542,360 0.66 1.26
4 (Lower Sulphide Zone) 697,320 1.17 0.50
5 577,530 0.60 1.35
6 728,242 0.78 1.72
8 2,203,200 1.01 2.42
9 1,917,916 0.40 2.10
11 2,043,548 1.30 0.75
TOTAL 10,707,392 0.79 1.34
Excluding Block 6 from the oxide resource and Blocks 7 and 10 from the sulphide
resource, a total resource of oxide and sulphide precious metal mineralization amounts to
about 17,000,000 tonnes at a grade of 0.68 g/t gold and 2.48 g/t silver (at a 0.2 g/t gold cut-
off). This equates to a total gold resource of about 370,000 ounces plus silver.
N.B. These values must be treated in the context in which they are stated. The
lack of constraints on the data make these estimates extremely approximate.
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101200E
101000E
101400E
210
CA-8
220
1
24 10
0
2 26
0
3
28
0 220
CA-7
11200N
30
0
CA-5 20
ARD-4a, 4b ARD-6 30
7
5 6 40
CA-3
CA-4
CA-9
8
4
CA-6
CA-1 11000N
30
0
9 10
CA-2
11
1 Resource block and number 300 Topographic contour

- contours in metres ASL
10 Thickness contour of oxidized zone
- contours in metres 0 100
CA-7
Drill hole and number METRES
Figure 5. Resource blocks and thickness contours of oxidized zone of the Kay Tanda prospect.

9. DISCUSSION

As is common in any initial examination of epithermal precious metal deposits, it is
often difficult to categorize a deposit without some knowledge of its structure and alteration
assemblages. The following brief discussion provides a model that may guide future
exploration. In addition, comments are made as to quality control that should be adhered to
if further resource or reserve definition is contemplated. Comment is also made with respect
to Pulang Lupa to the west of Kay Tanda (see Figure 5 for location), a prospect in the
geological setting as Kay Tanda.
9.2 Exploration Model

Work to date at Kay Tanda has been confined to drilling of a limited area within a
much larger area that exhibits anomalous gold in soils (Figure 5). Drilling has confirmed the
presence of gold enrichment in bedrock and the present study suggests that a significant gold
resource may be present. It is also clear that potential exists for the discovery of additional
tonnages at Kay Tanda to the east of the area considered in this report.
It appears that the oxide zone slopes gently to the east and that both thickness and
grade increase in this direction (Figure 9). If, as discussed above, the zone of silicification and
oxide mineralization is a surficial supergene feature developed from tropical weathering and
near-surface meteoric waters, its current extent may be a function of recent erosion and
constrained by topography. In other words, high-standing parts of the topography still have
“silica caps” while topographically lower, more deeply eroded areas, have lost the upper
silicified zone through erosion if, indeed the zone was developed in lower areas. This is very
common in tropical regions, or regions of rapid erosion, where silicified rocks are relatively
erosion resistant while surrounding clay-rich zones quickly degrade topographically to much
lower levels.
However, if the topography exhibited today is more or less controlled by earlier
structural features, i.e. northeasterly- and northwesterly-trending faults (see Section 6.3) then
it is feasible that silicified zones exist at lower structural and topographic levels that have not
yet been tested by drilling. The 50 ppb soil gold contour (Figure 4) suggests that this may be
the case but since that contour closely follows topographic contours, the possibility of down-
slope gold dispersion cannot be ignored. Nevertheless, since old gold workings at Archangel
are aligned in a northeasterly direction, as are veins at Lobo to the west of Archangel, and
grade at Kay Tanda appears to increase to the east, it is suggested that the conduit up which
hydrothermal solutions flowed to give rise to the precious metal mineralization at Kay Tanda
was also a northeasterly-striking fault located, perhaps, to the east of the area drilled to date
although northeasterly-striking faults may also be interpreted to cut through the prospect area.
A geometric interpretation of sulphide mineralization at Kay Tanda is difficult to
make at this stage but, from drilling to date, a model of sulphide zones dipping moderately to
the east may be inferred and which is the model adopted herein for resource estimation. On
the other hand, other interpretations are possible and further work is necessary to define the
structure of the prospect area and the distribution of mineralization beneath the oxide zone
before a more definitive geological model can be drawn.
It is expected that the geological conditions that control precious metal mineralization
at Kay Tanda also apply to Pulang Lupa to the west of Kay Tanda. While only one reverse
circulation drill hole intersected significant gold mineralization here, the diamond holes drilled
by Western Mining Corporation were much more encouraging (Appendix B) and suggest that
Pulang Lupa may contain similar grades and tonnages to Kay Tanda.
9.3 Quality Control

Drilling results obtained to date suffer from the lack of data on which to estimate the
quality of the results. In other words, standards and blanks do not appear to have been
employed and, consequently, no statement can be made herein with respect to accuracy and
precision of those results. If any further drilling is to be carried out at Kay Tanda two or three
holes should twin Chase drill holes and a relationship established (if any) between Chase data
and the new drill data. If good correlation can be established between the two sets of data and
the new data are properly quantified in terms of accuracy and precision, Chase’s results may
be incorporated in any future resource or reserve estimates.
If there is poor correlation between the two data sets it is likely that Chase’s data will
have to be discarded in favour of data that is properly constrained. Proper procedures in
quality control are given by Sinclair and Blackwell (2002) and Smee (1997).
It appears that drilling at Kay Tanda and Pulang Lupa was carried out to standards
typically employed in North America and Australia during exploration and the writers have
no reason to doubt the reliability of the results. Nonetheless, these results can only be viewed
as semiquantitative and while adequate in providing an approximation of a global resource,
should not be used in reserve estimates until the results can be quantified in terms of analytical
error (i.e. analytical precision and accuracy).
WEST EAST
AREA DRILLED
Oxide mineralization
Sulphide mineralization
0 100
METRES
Figure 9. Schematic section through Kay Tanda showing a possible interpretation of the configuration
of precious metal mineralization.

10. REFERENCES
Avila, E.T., 1980: Report on the geology and mineral resources of southern Batangas, covering
Lobo, Batangas City, Malabrigo and San Juan Quadrangles. Bureau of Mines and Geosciences,
27p.
Buenavista, A.G., 1989: Results of exploration on the Archangel prospect, Lobo, Batangas
Province, the Philippines. WMC Internal Report (unpubl.), 23p.
Chase Minerals (Phil.) Corporation, 1997: Summary report, Batangas FTAA and Taysan
MPSA project, Batangas Province, Philippines. Unpubl., 30p.
Corbett, G., 1996: Comments on the structural controls to gold-copper mineralization in the Chas
Minerals Batangas Project, Philippines. Chase Minerals Internal Report (unpubl.), 8p.
Corbett, Greg J. and Leach, Terry M., 1998: Southwest Pacific rim gold-copper systems. Soc.
Econ. Geol. Spec. Pub. 6, 237p.
Sinclair, Alastair J. and Blackwell, Garston H., 2002: Applied Mineral Inventory Estimation.
Cambridge University Press, 381p.
Smee, B, 1997: Quality control procedures in mineral exploration. Northern Miner, June 23,
p.4.
11. CERTIFICATES
I, David Gerard Bailey of 4759 Mapleridge Drive, North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, hereby certify that:
1. I am a consultant geologist and principal of Bailey Geological Consultants (Canada) Ltd. with offices at the above
address.
2. I am graduate of Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand (B.Sc. Hons. in Geology, 1973) and of Queen’s
University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada (Ph.D. in Geology, 1978).
3. I have practised the profession of geologist continuously since graduation: experience relevant to this report includes
exploration for, evaluation and resource estimations of, epithermal precious metal deposits in North, Central and South
America, Australasia, Southeast Asia, former Soviet Bloc countries and China.
4. I am a registered Professional Geoscientist of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of British
Columbia and a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.
5. As well as in the above organisations, I hold memberships in the Society of Economic Geologists, the Canadian Institute
of Mining and Metallurgy, the Association of Exploration Geochemists, the Geological Association of Canada and the
Geological Society of America.
6. This technical report is based on reports supplied to me by Mindoro Resources Ltd. and which are listed in Section 10
of this report (“References”), on published literature and on discussions with Mindoro personnel. I have not visited the
Archangel project area and the Kay Tanda prospect. I am responsible for all sections of the report other than Section 7 for
which the coauthor of this report assumes responsibility.
7. It is my professional opinion that the Kay Tanda prospect of the Archangel project area is of merit and warrants further
exploration.
8. Neither I nor my family nor Bailey Geological Consultants (Canada) hold or have any right to hold, either directly or
indirectly, an interest in Mindoro Resources Ltd., its Philippine subsidiary or in Mindoro’s Philippine partners, or in the
Archangel project.
9. I have not undertaken any previous work for Mindoro Resources Ltd. but may undertake to carry out further work if
requested to do so as an independent geological consultant. For this report and for any possible future work I expect to
receive no remuneration other than normal professional fees and reimbursement of expenses incurred. I have not had any
past involvement with the Archangel property or adjacent areas.
10. I am not aware of any material fact or material change with respect to the subject matter of this technical report which
is not reflected in the technical report, the omission to disclose which makes the technical report misleading.
11. For the purposes of this technical report I am a “Qualified Person” as defined by National Instrument 43-101, Paragraph
1.2. I have read this instrument and Form 43-101F1 and this technical report has been prepared in compliance with this
instrument and Form 43-101F1
Signed at North Vancouver this second day of January, 2003.
David G. Bailey, Ph.D., P.Geo.

CERTIFICATE
I, Stephen Thomas Carty of 12 Telstar St, Dona Vicenta Village, Davao City, Philippines hereby certify
that:
1. I am a consultant geologist with offices at the above address:
2. I am a graduate of University College Galway , Ireland (B.Sc. Hons. in Geology, 1981) :
3. I have practised the profession of geologist continuously since graduation; experience relevant to this
report includes exploration for epithermal gold and porphyry copper deposits in The Philippines and
greenstone hosted gold deposits in Australia:
4. I am a member of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy :
5. This report is based on my personal examination of the Kay Tanda property in July 2002 , from
discussions with geological personnel of Mindoro Resources Inc and former geological personnel of Chase
Minerals., from discussions with technical staff of and personal examination of assay records at McPhar
Geoservices (Phils ) Inc, and from a review of available historical reports provided by Mindoro Resources :
6. I hold no interest in the Archangel property or the Kay Tanda prospect or in Mindoro Resources or in
Egerton Gold Phils. Inc., either directly or indirectly.
7. I am no aware of any material fact or material change with respect to the subject matter ot this
technical report which is not reflected in the technical report, the omission to disclose which makes the
technical report misleading.
8. For the purposes of this technical report I am a "Qualified Person" as defined by National Instrument
43-101, Paragraph 1.2. I have read this instrument and Form 43-101F1 and this technical report has been
prepared in compliance with this instrument and Form 43 - 101F1.
9. For this report and for any possible future work carried out on behalf of Mindoro Resources Inc. I
expect to receive no remuneration other than normal professional fees.
Signed at Manila, this fifth day of August,2002.
Stephen Carty, B.Sc Hons Geol
APPENDIX A
REVERSE CIRCULATION DRILL HOLE DATA
CHASE RESOURCE CORPORATION

Project ARCHANGL File colarch.dat Tue Mar 18 15:38 1997 Page 1
RECORD HOLE ID TD GRIDNORTH GRIDEAST RL DECLN AZIMUTH
1 CA001 120.00 11002.00 101202.00 295.0 -60.0 90.0

2 CA002 120.00 10910.00 101208.00 285.0 -60.0 90.0
3 CA003 120.00 11101.00 101294.00 260.0 -60.0 90.0
4 CA004 112.00 11101.00 101198.00 285.0 -60.0 270.0
5 CA005 120.00 11188.00 101300.00 240.0 -60.0 90.0
6 CA006 120.00 11004.00 101103.00 288.0 -60.0 90.0
7 CA007 120.00 11207.00 101131.00 303.0 -60.0 90.0
8 CA008 120.00 11303.00 101195.00 255.0 -60.0 90.0
9 CA009 120.00 11070.00 101088.00 295.0 -90.0 0.0
10 CA010 120.00 11492.00 100786.00 339.0 -60.0 90.0
11 CA011 120.00 11166.00 100532.00 249.0 -60.0 90.0
12 CA012 120.00 11050.00 100611.00 276.0 -60.0 90.0
13 CA013 112.00 11238.00 100621.00 271.0 -60.0 90.0
ANGL File arcrcdhl.dat Tue Mar 18 15:26 1997 Page l
RECORD HOLE ID FROM TO SAMPLE NO. AU (PPM) CU (PPM) PB (PPM) ZN (PPM) AG (PPM) AS(PPM) NORTHING EASTING RL
1 CA001 0.00 2.00 4000 0.040 85 30 110 <0.5 4 11002 101203 294
2 CA001 2.00 4.00 4001 0.055 85 25 160 <0.5 5 11002 101204 292
3 CA001 4.00 6.00 4002 0.120 85 20 140 <0.5 18 11002 101205 290
4 CA001 6.00 8.00 4003 0.050 65 10 310 <0.5 3 11002 101206 288
5 CA001 8.00 10.00 4004 0.300 80 80 80 8.100 120 11002 101207 287
6 CA001 10.00 12.00 4005 0.220 10 50 25 0.900 92 11002 101208 285
7 CA001 12.00 14.00 4006 0.535 10 70 10 1.600 126 11002 101209 283
8 CA001 14.00 16.00 4007 0.600 35 100 15 3.700 340 11002 101210 282
9 CA001 16.00 18.00 4008 0.620 25 70 10 2.400 208 11002 101211 280
10 CA001 18.00 20.00 4009 0.850 20 70 15 1.400 200 11002 101212 278
11 CA001 20.00 22.00 4010 0.520 10 240 15 4.500 290 11002 101213 276
12 CA001 22.00 24.00 4011 0.420 20 170 15 5.900 204 11002 101214 275
13 CA001 24.00 26.00 4012 0.220 10 180 20 3.600 132 11002 101215 273
14 CA001 26.00 28.00 4013 0.460 10 390 20 12.800 216 11002 101216 271
15 CA001 28.00 30.00 4014 0.520 25 250 20 14.300 220 11002 101217 269
16 CA001 30.00 32.00 4015 0.555 55 1900 30 5.000 840 11002 101218 268
17 CA001 32.00 34.00 4016 0.340 65 320 30 3.000 220 11002 101219 266
18 CA001 34.00 36.00 4017 0.340 30 260 30 2.600 152 11002 101220 264
19 CA001 36.00 38.00 4018 0.540 40 320 45 4.400 260 11002 101221 262
20 CA001 38.00 40.00 4019 0.340 990 220 5600 22.900 152 11002 101222 261
21 CA001 40.00 42.00 4020 0.135 50 40 2200 6.600 116 11002 101223 259
22 CA001 42.00 44.00 4021 0.145 70 660 2300 10.600 232 11002 101224 257
23 CA001 44.00 46.00 4022 0.135 30 20 1600 4.800 62 11002 101225 256
24 CA001 46.00 48.00 4023 0.420 45 30 4500 26.200 52 11002 101226 254
25 CA001 48.00 50.00 4024 0.900 95 110 6600 87.200 160 11002 101227 252
26 CA001 50.00 52.00 4025 0.280 80 30 3800 20.700 280 11002 101228 250
27 CA001 52.00 54.00 4026 0.155 75 100 1700 19.500 310 11002 101229 249
28 CA001 54.00 56.00 4027 0.130 30 40 630 2.600 66 11002 101230 247
29 CA001 56.00 58.00 4028 0.050 10 120 600 0.900 54 11002 101231 245
30 CA001 58.00 60.00 4029 0.045 35 65 550 1.700 94 11002 101232 243
31 CA001 60.00 62.00 4030 0.040 10 15 520 <0.5 17 11002 101233 242
32 CA001 62.00 64.00 4031 0.055 10 10 520 <0.5 15 11002 101234 240
33 CA001 64.00 66.00 4032 0.050 10 10 540 <0.5 19 11002 101235 238
34 CA001 66.00 68.00 4033 0.065 20 15 520 <0.5 22 11002 101236 236
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318 CA006 42.00 44.00 4317 0.370 200 130 80 2.300 136 11044 101125 250
319 CA006 44.00 46.00 4318 0.550 350 260 560 7.200 1000 11044 101126 249
320 CA006 46.00 48.00 4319 0.170 140 70 50 2.600 164 11044 101127 247
321 CA006 48.00 50.00 4320 0.370 330 50 30 5.200 128 11044 101128 245
322 CA006 50.00 52.00 4321 0.470 110 50 30 2.800 128 11044 101129 243
323 CA006 52.00 54.00 4322 0.430 110 35 65 2.200 64 11044 101130 242
324 CA006 54.00 56.00 4323 0.370 45 25 20 1.400 54 11044 101131 240
325 CA006 56.00 58.00 4324 0.330 25 15 15 1.400 50 11044 101132 238
326 CA006 58.00 60.00 4325 0.470 60 25 65 1.200 28 11044 101133 236
327 CA006 60.00 62.00 4326 0.240 95 35 40 1.600 54 11044 101134 235
328 CA006 62.00 64.00 4327 0.400 25 10 20 1.500 37 11044 101135 233
329 CA006 64.00 66.00 4328 0.350 60 15 25 0.900 27 11044 101136 231
330 CA006 66.00 68.00 4329 0.150 55 75 160 1.000 43 11044 101137 229
331 CA006 68.00 70.00 4330 0.180 35 15 75 1.500 48 11044 101138 228
332 CA006 70.00 72.00 4331 0.150 25 15 100 1.500 66 11044 101139 226
333 CA006 72.00 74.00 4332 0.500 140 1100 160 2.000 66 11044 101140 224
334 CA006 74.00 76.00 4333 0.185 70 20 160 1.200 68 11044 101141 223
335 CA006 76.00 78.00 4334 0.130 20 10 120 1.000 62 11044 101142 221
336 CA006 78.00 80.00 4335 0.130 15 5 140 <0.5 25 11044 101143 219
337 CA006 80.00 82.00 4336 0.170 15 10 120 0.600 54 11044 101144 217
338 CA006 82.00 84.00 4337 0.120 25 10 140 0.800 27 11044 101145 216
339 CA006 84.00 86.00 4338 0.165 45 10 120 0.800 39 11044 101146 214
340 CA006 86.00 88.00 4339 1.385 90 20 150 1.000 64 11044 101147 212
341 CA006 88.00 90.00 4340 1.115 820 25 140 2.200 52 11044 101148 210
342 CA006 90.00 92.00 4341 0.720 40 10 160 0.600 66 11044 101149 209
343 CA006 92.00 94.00 4342 0.190 180 10 120 0.800 62 11044 101150 207
344 CA006 94.00 96.00 4343 0.330 65 5 120 0.800 43 11044 101151 205
345 CA006 96.00 98.00 4344 0.415 65 30 140 0.600 30 11044 101152 204
346 CA006 98.00 100.00 4345 0.400 360 25 100 1.100 37 11044 101153 202
347 CA006 100.00 102.00 4346 0.330 240 100 150 2.000 39 11044 101154 200
348 CA006 102.00 104.00 4347 0.085 35 5 140 1.400 17 11044 101155 198
349 CA006 104.00 106.00 4348 0.065 25 5 120 1.100 21 11044 101156 197
350 CA006 106.00 108.00 4349 0.070 40 45 140 <0.5 5 11044 101157 195
351 CA006 108.00 110.00 4350 0.030 70 5 160 <0.5 6 11044 101158 193
352 CA006 110.00 112.00 4351 0.050 30 5 140 <0.5 5 11044 101159 191
353 CA006 112.00 114.00 4352 0.065 5 5 190 <0.5 3 11044 101160 190
354 CA006 114.00 116.00 4353 0.095 50 70 490 <0.5 5 11044 101161 188
355 CA006 116.00 118.00 4354 0.080 85 80 430 <0.5 3 11044 101162 186
356 CA006 118.00 120.00 4355 0.150 85 75 270 <0.5 3 11044 101163 184
357 CA007 0.00 2.00 4356 0.079 55 110 30 0.800 136 11207 101132 302
358 CA007 2.00 4.00 4357 0.205 100 40 15 <0.5 40 11207 101133 300
359 CA007 4.00 6.00 4358 0.105 290 90 25 <0.5 25 11207 101134 298
360 CA007 6.00 8.00 4359 0.240 360 110 50 <0.5 28 11207 101135 296
361 CA007 8.00 10.00 4360 0.360 590 120 240 0.500 34 11207 101136 295
362 CA007 10.00 12.00 4361 0.640 760 30 270 <0.5 27 11207 101137 293
363 CA007 12.00 14.00 4362 0.520 450 65 300 <0.5 41 11207 101138 291
364 CA007 14.00 16.00 4363 0.560 280 490 180 <0.5 46 11207 101139 290
365 CA007 16.00 18.00 4364 2.765 140 3400 80 1.300 36 11207 101140 288
366 CA007 18.00 20.00 4365 0.580 130 1600 50 0.500 66 11207 101141 286
367 CA007 20.00 22.00 4366 0.275 250 170 110 <0.5 58 11207 101142 284
368 CA007 22.00 24.00 4367 0.280 370 80 220 1.000 43 11207 101143 283
369 CA007 24.00 26.00 4368 0.360 310 710 180 1.400 62 11207 101144 281
370 CA007 26.00 28.00 4369 0.340 300 990 250 0.800 44 11207 101145 279
371 CA007 28.00 30.00 4370 0.400 190 210 360 <0.5 34 11207 101146 277
372 CA007 30.00 32.00 4371 0.300 85 30 380 <0.5 30 11207 101147 276
373 CA007 32.00 34.00 4372 0.190 210 25 490 0.800 33 11207 101148 274
374 CA007 34.00 36.00 4373 0.580 460 140 370 1.500 64 11207 101149 272
375 CA007 36.00 38.00 4374 0.400 370 530 220 0.800 66 11207 101150 270
376 CA007 38.00 40.00 4375 0.340 460 430 450 0.800 52 11207 101151 269
377 CA007 40.00 42.00 4376 0.300 190 100 450 <0.5 25 11207 101152 267
378 CA007 42.00 44.00 4377 0.580 210 160 730 0.600 35 11207 101153 265
379 CA007 44.00 46.00 4378 0.875 730 1300 620 2.000 35 11207 101154 264
380 CA007 46.00 48.00 4379 0.560 330 720 240 1.300 26 11207 101155 262
381 CA007 48.00 50.00 4380 0.380 95 150 65 0.800 32 11207 101156 260
382 CA007 50.00 52.00 4381 0.300 450 85 45 0.800 22 11207 101157 258
383 CA007 52.00 54.00 4382 0.170 2000 15 30 <0.5 20 11207 101158 257
384 CA007 54.00 56.00 4383 0.200 370 35 35 <0.5 29 11207 101159 255
385 CA007 56.00 58.00 4384 0.600 70 25 30 0.600 52 11207 101160 253
386 CA007 58.00 60.00 4385 0.400 50 25 60 0.500 52 11207 101161 251
387 CA007 60.00 62.00 4386 0.420 55 20 120 <0.5 52 11207 101162 250
388 CA007 62.00 64.00 4387 0.125 25 25 180 <0.5 21 11207 101163 248
389 CA007 64.00 66.00 4388 0.380 55 25 200 <0.5 28 11207 101164 246
390 CA007 66.00 68.00 4389 0.555 180 35 210 <0.5 29 11207 101165 244
391 CA007 68.00 70.00 4390 0.320 120 55 210 <0.5 31 11207 101166 243
392 CA007 70.00 72.00 4391 0.220 20 20 120 <0.5 30 11207 101167 241
393 CA007 72.00 74.00 4392 0.155 15 10 100 <0.5 24 11207 101168 239
394 CA007 74.00 76.00 4393 0.100 15 10 120 <0.5 21 11207 101169 238
395 CA007 76.00 78.00 4394 0.100 20 10 90 <0.5 26 11207 101170 236
396 CA007 78.00 80.00 4395 0.085 25 10 85 <0.5 24 11207 101171 234
397 CA007 80.00 82.00 4396 0.095 20 15 95 <0.5 25 11207 101172 232
398 CA007 82.00 84.00 4397 0.105 15 5 95 <0.5 24 11207 101173 231
399 CA007 84.00 86.00 4398 0.105 20 15 90 <0.5 24 11207 101174 229
400 CA007 86.00 88.00 4399 0.220 20 10 100 <0.5 27 11207 101175 227
401 CA007 88.00 90.00 4400 0.380 35 20 170 0.500 23 11207 101176 225
402 CA007 90.00 92.00 4401 0.260 35 15 100 <0.5 13 11207 101177 224
403 CA007 92.00 94.00 4402 1.785 2500 10 100 <0.5 17 11207 101178 222
404 CA007 94.00 96.00 4403 0.080 35 10 90 <0.5 12 11207 101179 220
405 CA007 96.00 98.00 4404 0.130 25 5 100 <0.5 12 11207 101180 219
406 CA007 98.00 100.00 4405 0.200 30 10 130 <0.5 8 11207 101181 217
407 CA007 100.00 102.00 4406 0.120 15 10 80 <0.5 5 11207 101182 215
408 CA007 102.00 104.00 4407 0.120 45 10 110 0.500 4 11207 101183 213
409 CA007 104.00 106.00 4408 0.085 20 5 120 <0.5 4 11207 101184 212
410 CA007 106.00 108.00 4409 0.045 25 10 90 <0.5 3 11207 101185 210
411 CA007 108.00 110.00 4410 0.065 60 10 130 <0.5 3 11207 101186 208
412 CA007 110.00 112.00 4411 0.050 160 5 130 0.500 3 11207 101187 206
413 CA007 112.00 114.00 4412 0.065 380 25 160 <0.5 4 11207 101188 205
414 CA007 114.00 116.00 4413 0.065 250 15 200 <0.5 3 11207 101189 203
415 CA007 116.00 118.00 4414 0.060 240 15 180 <0.5 4 11207 101190 201
416 CA007 118.00 120.00 4415 0.045 220 10 70 <0.5 4 11207 101191 199
417 CA008 0.00 2.00 4416 0.085 150 85 210 1.100 108 11303 100196 254
418 CA008 2.00 4.00 4417 0.105 160 190 55 0.600 320 11303 100197 252
419 CA008 4.00 6.00 4418 0.100 65 80 20 1.400 164 11303 100198 250
420 CA008 6.00 8.00 4419 0.360 65 500 20 1.000 116 11303 100199 248
421 CA008 8.00 10.00 4420 0.575 30 220 15 <0.5 110 11303 100200 247
422 CA008 10.00 12.00 4421 0.320 75 150 40 1.500 94 11303 100201 245
423 CA008 12.00 14.00 4422 0.280 140 230 35 1.100 82 11303 100202 243
424 CA008 14.00 16.00 4423 0.075 190 130 35 <0.5 52 11303 100203 242
425 CA008 16.00 18.00 4424 0.130 160 100 30 0.600 50 11303 100204 240
426 CA008 18.00 20.00 4425 0.215 160 40 20 0.900 45 11303 100205 238
427 CA008 20.00 22.00 4426 0.200 460 40 130 2.200 30 11303 100206 236
428 CA008 22.00 24.00 4427 0.010 150 50 220 <0.5 28 11303 100207 235
429 CA008 24.00 26.00 4428 0.060 190 15 190 0.600 17 11303 100208 233
430 CA008 26.00 28.00 4429 0.065 190 10 170 <0.5 15 11303 100209 231
431 CA008 28.00 30.00 4430 0.140 460 10 130 0.500 14 11303 100210 229
432 CA008 30.00 32.00 4431 0.055 430 <5 120 <0.5 11 11303 100211 228
433 CA008 32.00 34.00 4432 0.215 400 50 80 0.600 28 11303 100212 226
434 CA008 34.00 36.00 4433 0.145 410 20 80 <0.5 24 11303 100213 224
435 CA008 36.00 38.00 4434 0.130 30 60 45 <0.5 24 11303 100214 222
436 CA008 38.00 40.00 4435 0.070 15 <5 140 <0.5 7 11303 100215 221
437 CA008 40.00 42.00 4436 0.035 10 5 170 <0.5 7 11303 100216 219
438 CA008 42.00 44.00 4437 0.045 10 5 140 <0.5 7 11303 100217 217
439 CA008 44.00 46.00 4438 0.095 10 10 120 <0.5 9 11303 100218 216
440 CA008 46.00 48.00 4439 0.280 15 10 120 <0.5 12 11303 100219 214
441 CA008 48.00 50.00 4440 0.075 10 15 140 <0.5 11 11303 100220 212
442 CA008 50.00 52.00 4441 0.105 10 10 180 <0.5 10 11303 100221 210
443 CA008 52.00 54.00 4442 0.220 10 10 150 <0.5 7 11303 100222 209
444 CA008 54.00 56.00 4443 0.320 120 220 590 0.800 8 11303 100223 207
445 CA008 56.00 58.00 4444 0.025 25 100 300 <0.5 6 11303 100224 205
446 CA008 58.00 60.00 4445 0.065 30 15 180 <0.5 9 11303 100225 203
447 CA008 60.00 62.00 4446 0.055 320 190 480 <0.5 9 11303 100226 202
448 CA008 62.00 64.00 4447 0.040 10 15 170 <0.5 8 11303 100227 200
449 CA008 64.00 66.00 4448 0.025 10 270 320 <0.5 14 11303 100228 198
450 CA008 66.00 68.00 4449 0.040 25 470 330 0.800 8 11303 100229 196
451 CA008 68.00 70.00 4450 0.015 5 20 180 <0.5 10 11303 100230 195
452 CA008 70.00 72.00 4451 0.070 10 140 240 <0.5 8 11303 100231 193
453 CA008 72.00 74.00 4452 0.015 10 5 170 <0.5 3 11303 100232 191
454 CA008 74.00 76.00 4453 0.010 10 10 160 <0.5 8 11303 100233 190
455 CA008 76.00 78.00 4454 0.015 10 5 240 <0.5 3 11303 100234 188
456 CA008 78.00 80.00 4455 0.035 30 20 180 <0.5 3 11303 100235
457 CA008 80.00 82.00 4456 0.040 25 15 130 <0.5 5 11303 100236 186
458 CA008 82.00 84.00 4457 0.025 5 15 140 <0.5 4 11303 100237 184
459 CA008 84.00 86.00 4458 0.005 10 5 130 <0.5 2 11303 100238 183
460 CA008 86.00 88.00 4459 0.010 5 <5 120 <0.5 1 11303 100239 181
461 CA008 88.00 90.00 4460 0.015 5 5 120 <0.5 2 11303 100240 179
462 CA008 90.00 92.00 4461 0.010 5 25 250 <0.5 2 11303 100241 177
463 CA008 92.00 94.00 4462 0.020 60 40 160 <0.5 4 11303 100242 176
464 CA008 94.00 96.00 4463 0.045 230 45 350 <0.5 6 11303 100243 174
465 CA008 96.00 98.00 4464 0.025 1500 55 220 1.400 4 11303 100244 172
466 CA008 98.00 100.00 4465 0.060 400 70 210 0.600 4 11303 100245 171
467 CA008 100.00 102.00 4466 0.035 80 35 1500 <0.5 5 11303 100246 167
468 CA008 102.00 104.00 4467 0.035 20 35 1400 <0.5 7 11303 100247 165
469 CA008 104.00 106.00 4468 0.085 15 140 810 <0.5 10 11303 100248 164
470 CA008 106.00 108.00 4469 0.020 180 240 1000 <0.5 6 11303 100249 162
471 CA008 108.00 110.00 4470 0.015 200 1300 2300 <0.5 3 11303 100250 160
472 CA008 110.00 112.00 4471 0.045 40 55 480 <0.5 3 11303 100251 158
473 CA008 112.00 114.00 4472 0.035 30 170 360 <0.5 3 11303 100252 157
474 CA008 114.00 116.00 4473 0.020 25 10 130 <0.5 3 11303 100253 155
475 CA008 116.00 118.00 4474 0.015 25 15 120 <0.5 2 11303 100254 153
476 CA008 118.00 120.00 4475 0.020 60 75 240 <0.5 5 11303 100255 151
477 CA009 0.00 2.00 4476 0.055 15 20 20 1.500 168 11070 100088 294
478 CA009 2.00 4.00 4477 0.115 25 20 20 1.600 370 11070 100088 292
479 CA009 4.00 6.00 4478 0.330 40 45 15 0.800 180 11070 100088 290
480 CA009 6.00 8.00 4479 0.070 35 40 30 0.500 112 11070 100088 288
481 CA009 8.00 10.00 4480 0.105 55 20 30 1.700 62 11070 100088 286
482 CA009 10.00 12.00 4481 1.975 40 30 25 0.600 62 11070 100088 284
483 CA009 12.00 14.00 4482 0.500 100 440 260 <0.5 20 11070 100088 282
484 CA009 14.00 16.00 4483 2.525 35 120 180 0.900 86 11070 100088 280
485 CA009 16.00 18.00 4484 0.740 10 30 140 <0.5 20 11070 100088 278
486 CA009 18.00 20.00 4485 0.570 15 5 130 <0.5 10 11070 100088 276
487 CA009 20.00 22.00 4486 0.055 10 5 100 <0.5 22 11070 100088 274
488 CA009 22.00 24.00 4487 0.164 10 10 130 0.500 19 11070 100088 272
489 CA009 24.00 26.00 4488 0.170 35 10 140 <0.5 17 11070 100088 270
490 CA009 26.00 28.00 4489 0.185 20 15 190 0.700 16 11070 100088 268
491 CA009 28.00 30.00 4490 0.120 260 200 250 0.600 21 11070 100088 266
492 CA009 30.00 32.00 4491 0.145 15 20 380 0.700 26 11070 100088 264
493 CA009 32.00 34.00 4492 0.440 400 380 360 0.900 32 11070 100088 262
494 CA009 34.00 36.00 4493 2.165 1100 5700 6600 2.100 17 11070 100088 260
495 CA009 36.00 38.00 4494 1.030 1600 13000 900 4.500 24 11070 100088 258
496 CA009 38.00 40.00 4495 0.360 450 220 490 1.000 17 11070 100088 256
497 CA009 40.00 42.00 4496 0.220 120 30 500 0.500 8 11070 100088 254
498 CA009 42.00 44.00 4497 0.175 95 20 560 0.700 5 11070 100088 252
499 CA009 44.00 46.00 4498 0.240 40 65 440 <0.5 14 11070 100088 250
500 CA009 46.00 48.00 4499 0.080 10 15 340 <0.5 3 11070 100088 248
501 CA009 48.00 50.00 4500 0.020 25 10 350 <0.5 2 11070 100088 246
502 CA009 50.00 52.00 4501 0.040 110 360 480 <0.5 3 11070 100088 244
503 CA009 52.00 54.00 4502 0.070 75 10 370 <0.5 2 11070 100088 242
504 CA009 54.00 56.00 4503 0.045 55 15 380 <0.5 5 11070 100088 240
505 CA009 56.00 58.00 4504 0.020 10 15 400 <0.5 3 11070 100088 238
506 CA009 58.00 60.00 4505 0.030 40 5 330 0.0< 1 11070 100088 236
507 CA009 60.00 62.00 4506 0.025 130 5 350 <0.5 2 11070 100088 234
508 CA009 62.00 64.00 4507 0.145 55 5 380 <0.5 1 11070 100088 232
509 CA009 64.00 66.00 4508 0.025 65 5 420 <.5 3 11070 100088 230
510 CA009 66.00 68.00 4509 0.015 35 10 400 <0.5 2 11070 100088 228
511 CA009 68.00 70.00 4510 0.020 65 5 350 <0.5 1 11070 100088 226
512 CA009 70.00 72.00 4511 0.015 100 5 360 <0.5 1 11070 100088 224
513 CA009 72.00 74.00 4512 0.060 40 20 440 <0.5 1 11070 100088 222
514 CA009 74.00 76.00 4513 0.020 150 90 530 <0.5 1 11070 100088 220
515 CA009 76.00 78.00 4514 0.035 450 10 410 <0.5 2 11070 100088 218
516 CA009 78.00 80.00 4515 0.170 470 190 1100 0.800 4 11070 100088 216
517 CA009 80.00 82.00 4516 0.095 140 120 530 <0.5 3 11070 100088 214
518 CA009 82.00 84.00 4517 0.200 180 130 630 1.000 3 11070 100088 212
519 CA009 84.00 86.00 4518 0.090 50 210 560 <0.5 3 11070 100088 210
520 CA009 86.00 88.00 4519 0.020 50 190 770 0.500 1 11070 100088 208
521 CA009 88.00 90.00 4520 0.020 25 15 380 <0.5 2 11070 100088 206
522 CA009 90.00 92.00 4521 0.100 1100 2880 2400 0.500 3 11070 100088 204
523 CA009 92.00 94.00 4522 0.130 710 15 1100 0.600 3 11070 100088 202
524 CA009 94.00 96.00 4523 0.125 380 85 1200 0.500 2 11070 100088 200
525 CA009 96.00 98.00 4524 0.300 170 250 760 0.500 2 11070 100088 198
526 CA009 98.00 100.00 4525 0.400 950 150 1400 1.300 4 11070 100088 196
527 CA009 100.00 102.00 4526 1.695 380 35 470 0.600 3 11070 100088 194
528 CA009 102.00 104.00 4527 0.170 100 10 320 0.600 6 11070 100088 192
529 CA009 104.00 106.00 4528 0.110 170 10 200 0.500 4 11070 100088 190
530 CA009 106.00 108.00 4529 0.025 40 5 190 0.500 3 11070 100088 188
531 CA009 108.00 110.00 4530 0.420 250 25 270 <0.5 5 11070 100088 186
532 CA009 110.00 112.00 4531 0.330 570 15 110 <0.5 4 11070 100088 184
533 CA009 112.00 114.00 4532 7.070 430 15 65 0.600 5 11070 100088 182
534 CA009 114.00 116.00 4533 0.010 420 15 270 <0.5 4 11070 100088 180
535 CA009 116.00 118.00 4534 0.040 340 5 170 <0.5 5 11070 100088 178
536 CA009 118.00 120.00 4535 0.040 5 160 0 <0.5 5 11070 100088 176
APPENDIX B
DIAMOND DRILL HOLE DATA
WESTERN MINING CORPORATION

LOCATION & DESCRIPTION OF WMC's DDH
WMC DD Holes Northings (N) Eastings (E) Azimuth Dip Depth (m)
ARD 1 11,178 100,517 122.50 62.50 200.00
ARD 2 11,152 100,745 300.00 63.00 176.00
ARD 3 11,178 100,517 136.00 72.60 200.00
ARD 4a 11,160 101,153 43.50 62.50 80.70
ARD 4b 11,160 101,153 45.30 70.50 120.00
ARD 5 10,963 100,242 119.50 60.00 83.35
ARD 6 11,169 101,336 138.00 63.50 142.15
ARCHANGEL DRILLING
SUMMARY OF ANALYTICAL RESULTS: Au and Ag

(Min. 2m interval - max. 2m < COG)
A. Using 0.3 g/t cut-off grade

HOLE# DEPTH From (m) To INTERVAL (m) GOLD GRADE (g/t) SILVER GRADE (g/t)
ARD 1 40 48 8 0.28 3.44

ARD1 78 82 4 0.69 3.25
ARD 2 4 7 3 0.34 1.43
ARD 2 65 70 5 0.50* 1.8
ARD 2 92 100 8 0.29* 2.04
ARD 2 95 100 5 0.34* 2.4
ARD 2 135 145 10 1.05* 1.95
ARD 2 165 176.2 11.2 1.09* 1.92
ARD 3 11 31 20 0.62 3.56
ARD 3 37 48 9 0.77 3.21
ARD 3 52 55 3 0.48 7.37
ARD 3 12 17 5 0.3 1.2
ARD4A 14 20.28 6.28 0.62 1.06
ARD4A 24.66 80.71 56.05 0.6 1.68
ARD4B 14 70 56 0.91 1.78
ARD 5 1 5 4 0.37 3.35
ARD 5 8 52 44 0.66 5.9
ARD 6 9 28 19 1.17 47.8
B. Using 1.0 g/t Cut-off grade

HOLE# DEPTH From (m) To INTERVAL (m) GOLD GRADE (g/t) SILVER GRADE (g/t)
ARD 2 135 140 5 1.53* 2.5

ARD 2 165 170 5 1.70* 1.2
ARD 3 39 43 4 1.14 2.65
ARD4A 50 53.4 3.4 0.84 2.2
ARD4B 25 27 2 5.93 1.75
ARD4B 39.97 45 5.03 1.22 2.93
ARD4B 48 53 5 1.57 2.28
ARD 5 26.43 29 2.57 1.29 1.75
ARD 6 17.73 23.77 6.04 2.41 115.48
Note : •includes 5m interval sample
TABLE 3
ms0206/94
APPENDIX C
SUMMARY REVERSE CIRCULATION DRILL HOLE SECTIONS

101200 E 101300 E
CA-01
300 m RL
Silica + clay
46.0 m @
0.38 g/t gold
275 12.0 g/t silver
Silica + clay
250
225
Propylitic
200
EOH 120 m.
25 metres
Oxidized andesite CA-01
Silicified andesite Au-Ag downhole MRL GOLD PHILS. INC.
interception 25 metres
Quartz Archangel Project
Cross Section DH CA-01
(Looking due North)
101200 E 101300 E
300 m RL CA-02 14.0 m @

0.40 g/t gold
0.90 g/t silver
275
Silica + clay
250
56.0 m @
Propylitic 1.31 g/t gold
1.00 g/t silver
Silica + clay
225
Propylitic
200
EOH 120 m.
25 metres
Silicified andesite CA-02
Gouge materials Au-Ag downhole
interception MRL GOLD PHILS. INC.
25 metres
Quartz
Archangel Project
Microdiorite Cross Section DH CA-02
(Looking due North)
101300 E 101400 E
275 m RL
CA-02
Silica + clay
250
Propylitic
60.0 m @
0.73 g/t gold
4.40 g/t silver
Silica + clay
225
10.0 m @
0.41 g/t gold
3.80 g/t silver
200 4.0 m @
0.47 g/t gold
Propylitic 2.85 g/t silver
4.0 m @
175 1.67 g/t gold
2.80 g/t silver
Silica + clay
EOH 120 m.
25 metres
CA-03
Silicified andesite Au-Ag downhole
25 metres
(Looking due North)
101200 E 101300 E
300 m RL
CA-04
275
Propylitic
250
225 Silica + clay 28.0 m @

0.94 g/t gold
1.90 g/t silver
Quartz-sericite
200
EOH 112 m.
25 metres
CA-04
25 metres
Oxidized andesite Archangel Project
(Looking due North)
101300 E 101400 E
250 m RL
CA-05
225
Propylitic
20.0 m @
0.59 g/t gold
3.47 g/t silver
Silica + clay
200
6.0 m @
0.55 g/t gold
Propylitic 1.13 g/t silver
175 Silica + clay
Propylitic
150
EOH 120 m.
25 metres
Oxidized andesite CA-05
Quartz 25 metres
Archangel Project
(Looking due North)
101100 E 101200 E
300 m RL
CA-06
20.0 m @
0.49 g/t gold
1.44 g/t silver
275
Silica + clay
Propylitic 30.0 m @
0.42 g/t gold
250 3.30 g/t silver
Silica + clay
225
Propylitic
200
EOH 120 m.
25 metres
Gouge materials Au-Ag downhole MRL GOLD PHILS. INC.
interception
25 metres
(Looking due North)
101100 E 101200 E
CA-07
300 m RL
Propylitic
Silica + clay
275 62.0 m @
0.40 g/t gold
250
225
Propylitic
200
EOH 120 m.
25 metres
25 metres
Microdiorite Archangel Project
(Looking due North)
101200 E 101300 E
275 m RL
CA-08 16.0 m @
0.27 g/t gold
1.00 g/t silver
250
225
Propylitic
200
175 Quartz-sericite
Propylitic
Quartz-sericite EOH 120 m.
25 metres
25 metres
Archangel Project
(Looking due North)
101100 E 101200 E
CA-09
300 m RL
Silica + clay 44.0 m @

0.56 g/t gold
275 1.00 g/t silver
250
Quartz-sericite
225
6.0 m @
0.80 g/t gold
0.80 g/t silver
200
Propylitic 6.0 m @
2.61 g/t gold
0.50 g/t silver
Quartz-sericite
EOH 120 m.
25 metres
Silicified andesite
MRL GOLD PHILS. INC.

CA-09
25 metres
Au-Ag downhole Archangel Project
interception Cross Section DH CA-09
(Looking due North)

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MINDORO RESOURCES LTD.

KAY TANDA PROSPECT

David G. Bailey, Ph.D., P.Geo., F.Aus.I.M.M.

Steven T. Carty, B.Sc. (Hons.), M.Aus.I.M.M.

KAY TANDA PROSPECT

David G. Bailey, Ph.D., P.Geo., F.Aus.I.M.M.

Steven T. Carty, B.Sc. (Hons.), M.Aus.I.M.M.

1. Philippine archipelago and location of the Archangel project. 6

A Reverse circulation drill hole data - Chase Resources Corporation

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4.1 General Statement

4.2 Location, Access and Physiography

4.4 Mineral Tenements

120° Batan Islands 124°

SOUTHERN TAGALOG Romblon Bulan

WESTERN VISAYAS Cebu Maasin

Puerto Princesa Surigao

Dumaguete Siquijor Mambajao

Dapitan NORTHERN MINDANAO

Figure 1. Philippine archipelago and location of the Archangel project.

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6.2 Geology of the Archangel Area

6.3 Mineralization and Alteration

silicification is accompanied by sulphides.

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Figure 3. Regional geology of southern Batangas (from Corbett, 1996).

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130 38’ MIOCENE

Andesitic tuff and breccia

Silicification KAY TANDA

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7. DRILL HOLE AND ASSAY RECORDS VERIFICATION (See Notes Below)

7.1 General Statement

7.2 Field Visit

Chase RC collars : CA-01.-02,-03,-04,-05,-06 and -09

7.3 Assay Data Verification

Au : 50 gram fire assay with AAS finish

Notes added in edit by DGB:

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8. KAY TANDA RESOURCE ESTIMATE

8.1 General Statement

WMC’s drilling are taken as those given by WMC in its summary.

8.3 Estimation Procedure

8.4 Gold Distribution

120 Mean: 0.3119

Figure 6. Histogram of gold values from reverse circulation drilling

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8.5 Gold Cut-off Grade

8.6 Geological Model on which the Resource Estimate is Based

hypogene alteration zone(s) is unknown. Although it is considered herein that oxidation

8.7 Resource Estimate

BLOCK NUMBER TONNES GOLD (G/T) SILVER (G/T)

1 217,005 0.43 0.65

2 637,650 0.66 0.34

3 400,753 1.09 4.25

4 670,203 0.68 0.50

5 465,750 0.27 0.57