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To: aknahow who wrote (62306)	11/21/2008 9:24:05 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 78412

There is always additional value to seeing the bride with her clothes off before you marry. But don't put all your stock in appearances. Try her cooking too. I have seen deposits that looked easy once stripped. But they defied explanation on drilling. Still it is like a drift, you can sample more closely and learn the structure to a degree. The third dimension is always missing, so it helps to drill vertical sometimes, even if ostensibly you are in a narrow shear zone. It is temping to ascribe the structure to what you see on the surface. Don't fall for that until much more work is done. Even if there has been some production and allegations of a structure. I have seen miners misinterpret even after mining quite a few tons. Or at least the descriptions can be misleading. You might be able to get a better handle on grade, assuming surface showings agree with some interpretation of structure that proves true. Closer spaced samples and bulk sampling and metallurgy are always more instructive than drilling. Rules are: Trust close channels more than drilling. Trust bulk samples more than channels. Also trust cuttings in gold more than core. Never mind what psuedo geos say. Cuttings are more accurate as they have more gold. They cannot concentrate gold and the smearing effect often talked about is minor, and more to the point cannot concentrate gold. Lights will be only marginally more than heavies if at all. The smaller the field sample in relation to the laboratory sample, the better the accuracy. However in extremely nuggety properties only bulk milling will elucidate grade. There were I believe 13 mines over one million ounces in Timmins. I don't know all of them, but Broulan, Buffalo Ankerite, Dome, McIntyre, Hollinger, Kinross 1060, Hoyle Pond, Aunor, Paymaster, Preston East Dome, Pamour are 11. Hollinger and McIntyre are together 36 million ounces production at an average grade of 0.39 ounces per short ton. EC<:-}

To: aknahow who wrote (62306)	11/21/2008 10:55:14 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 78412

Porcupine Production The value of porcupine gold production at this minute is $68,795,568,780.00 CDN. Mine Township Years of Production Tons Milled Prod Au Grade ozs/T Ankerite/March Deloro 1926-1935 317,769 61,039 0.19 Aquarius Macklem 1984, 1988-1989 139,634 27,117 0.19 Aunor Pamour (#3) Deloro 1940-1984 8,482,174 2,502,214 0.30 Banner Whitney 1927-1928, 1933, 1935 315 670 0.13 Bell Creek Hoyle 1987-1991, 1992-1994 576,017 112,739 0.196 Bonetal Whitney 1941-1951 352,254 51,510 0.15 Bonwhit Whitney 1951-1954 200,555 67,940 0.34 Broulan Porcupine Whitney 1939-1953 1,146,059 240,660 0.21 Broulan Reef Mine Whitney 1915-1965 2,144,507 498,932 0.23 Buffalo Ankerite Deloro 1926-1953, 1978 4,993,929 957,292 0.19 Cincinnati Deloro 1914, 1922-1924 3,200 736 0.23 Clavos Stock 2005, 2006 94,437 14,355 0.178 Concordia Deloro 1935 230 16 0.07 Coniarum/Carium Tisdale 1913-1918, 1928-1961 4,464,006 1,109,574 0.25 Crown Tisdale 1913-1921 226,180 138,330 0.61 Davidson-Tisdale Tisdale 1918-1920, 1988 53,221 2,438 0.26 Delnite (open pit) Deloro 1937-1964 3,847,364 920,404 0.20 1987-1988 56,067 3,602 0.064 DeSantis Ogden 1933, 1939-1942, 1961-1964 196,928 35,842 0.18 Detour Lake2 Sunday Lake Area 1983-1999 16,005,557 1,781,858 .111 Dome Tisdale 1910-2006 100,093,311 15,675,367 0.156 Faymar Deloro 1940-1942 119,181 21,851 0.180 Fuller (Vedron) Tisdale 1940-1944 44,028 6,566 0.15 Gillies Lake Tisdale 1921-1931, 1935-1937 54,502 15,278 0.28 Goldhawk (open pit) Cody 1947 636 53 0.08 1980 40,000 3,967 0.10 Halcrow-Swayze Halcrow 1935 211 40 0.19 * Hallnor (Pamour #2) Whitney 1938-1968, 1981 4,226,419 1,690,560 0.40 Hollinger- Schumacher Tisdale 1915-1918 112,124 27,182 0.24 Hollinger Pamour Timmins Property Tisdale 1910-1968 1976-1988 65,778,234 19,327,691 0.29 2,615,866 182,058 0.07 Hoyle – Falconbridge Whitney 1941-1944, 1946-1949 725,494 71,843 0.10 Hoyle Pond Hoyle 1985-2006 6,087,040 2,316,346 0.38 Hugh-Pam Whitney 1926, 1948-1965 636,751 119,604 0.19 Jerome3 Osway 1941-1943, 1956 335,060 56,893 0.17 Joburke3 Keith 1973-1975, 1979-1981 440,117 43,571 0.10 Kingbridge/Gomak3 Chester 1935-1936 1,387 98 0.07 Marlhill Hoyle 1989-1991 156,800 30,924 0.199 * McIntyre Pamour Schumacher Tisdale 1912-1988 37,634,691 2,549,189 0.29 ERG Tailings recovery) 1988-1989 2,549,189 18,260 0.01 McLaren Deloro 1933-1937 876 201 0.23 Moneta Tisdale 1938-1943 314,829 149,250 0.47 Naybob (Kenilworth) Ogden 1932-1964 304,100 50,731 0.17 Nighthawk Macklem 1995-1999 1,479,607 175,803 0.12 Owl Creek Hoyle 1981-1989 1,984,400 236,880 0.12 Pamour # 1 (incl. pits 3, 4 & 7 and Hoyle) Whitney 1936-1999 2005-2006 45,795,863 4,078,525 0.09 2,837,570 145,852 0.05 Pamour (other sources) Whitney 1936-1999 7,416,634 676,645 0.091 Paymaster Deloro 1915-1919, 1922-1966 5,607,402 1,192,206 0.21 Porcupine Lake (Hunter) Whitney 1937-1940, 1944 10,821 1,369 0.13 Porcupine Peninsular Cody 1924-1927, 1940, 1947 99,688 27,354 0.27 *Preston Tisdale 1938-1968 6,284,405 1,539,355 0.24 Preston NY Tisdale 1933 2,800 153 0.05 Preston/Porcupine Pet Deloro 1914-1915 NA 314 Preston/Porphyry Hill Deloro 1913-1915 46,312 6.78 St. Andrew Goldfields – Stock Stock 1989-1994, 2000 815,429 129,856 0.16 Tionaga/Smith Thorne3 Horwood 1938-1939 6,653 2,299 0.35 Tisdale Ankerite Tisdale 1952 14,655 2,236 0.15 Tommy Burns/ Arcadia Shaw 1917 21 14 0.28 Vipond Tisdale 1911-1941 1,565,218 414,367 0.26 Young Shannon3 Chester 1937, 1975 3,265 91 0.028 Total 343,767,617 67,712,174 0.197

To: aknahow who wrote (62306)	11/21/2008 11:53:56 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 78412

Value of Kirkland Lake Production to 2007 at this minute is $42,696,706,070.00 CDN. 43 billion CDN. Gold production in the Kirkland Lake District to 2007 Mine Township Tons (oz.Au) Grade (oz./T) Aljo Beatty 2,333 42 0.018 American Eagle Munro 60 40 0.667 Argyll Beatty 12,455 851 0.068 Armistice McGarry 8,282 1,035 0.125 Ashley Bannockburn 157,076 50,123 0.319 Barber Larder McGarry 30,118 3,072 0.102 Barry Hollinger Pacuad 267,741 77,000 0.288 Bidgood Lebel 586,367 160,184 0.273 Blue Quartz Beatty 500 81 0.162 Bourkes Benoit 1,298 277 0.213 Buffonta Garrison 117,013 12,139 0.104 Canadian Arrow Hislop 279,593 17,045 0.061 Canamax (Matheson Project) Holloway 38,675 5,391 0.139 Cathroy Larder (Mirado) McElroy 89,719 10,231 0.114 Centre Hill Munro 327,007 422 0.001 Cheminis McVittie 179,013 17,530 0.098 Chesterville McGarry 3,260,439 358,880 0.110 Croesus Munro 5,333 14,859 2.786 Eastmaque (tailings) Teck 1,051,744 28,740 0.027 Ethel Copper James 17,477 115 0.007 Gateford (Swastika) Teck 103,684 30,068 0.290 Glimmer Hislop 1,212,592 209,926 0.173 Golden Summit Maisonville 737 57 0.077 Gold Hill Catharine 4,616 660 0.143 Gold Pyramid Guibord 175 36 0.206 Goldpost Hislop 9,403 2,913 0.310 Hislop Mine (Hislop East)* Hislop 424,103 50,386 0.119 Holloway Mine Holloway 5,460,399 881,963 0.162 Holloway-Holt* Holloway 105,102 10,791 0.103 Holt-McDermott Holloway 8,178,999 1,322,332 0.162 Hudson-Rand Teck 6,496 483 0.074 Kerr McGarry 40,336,512 10,457,441 0.259 Kirkland Lake Teck 3,140,283 1,172,955 0.374 Kirkland Lake Gold* Teck 600,594 201,000 0.335 Kirkland Townsite Teck 4,230 1,921 0.454 Laguerre McVittie 40,514 7,568 0.187 Lake Shore Teck 17,208,323 8,602,791 0.500 Macassa Teck 7,877,532 3,525,389 0.448 Macassa (Tailings) Teck 3,240,890 173,659 0.054 Matachewan Consolidated Powell 3,631,908 385,503 0.106 McBean Gauthier 557,621 45,900 0.082 Miller Independence Pacaud 31 59 1.903 Moffat-Hall Lebel 16,388 4,780 0.292 Morris Kirkland Lebel 127,253 16,999 0.134 New Telluride Skead 104 62 0.596 Newfield Garrison 55,000 9,680 0.176 Omega McVittie 1,615,081 214,098 0.133 Queenston Gauthier 1,054 177 0.168 Ronda Macmurchy 24,592 2,727 0.111 Ross Hislop 6,714,482 995,832 0.148 Ryan Lake** Powell 188,790 1,352 0.007 Stairs Midlothian 15,835 3,573 0.226 Sylvanite Teck 5,049,536 1,674,808 0.332 Taylor* Taylor 8,971 1,357 0.151 Teck Hughes Teck 9,565,302 3,709,007 0.388 Toburn Teck 1,186,316 570,659 0.481 Tyranite Tyrrell 223,810 31,352 0.140 Upper Beaver Gauthier 580,562 140,709 0.242 Upper Canada Gauthier 4,648,984 1,398,291 0.301 White-Guyatt Munro 50 10 0.200 Wright Hargreaves Teck 9,934,327 4,821,296 0.485 Young Davidson Powell 6,218,272 585,690 0.094 Total including tailings 144,751,696 42,024,317 0.290 Total excluding tailings 140,459,062 41,821,918 0.298 * Producer in 2005 Base Metal Production * Intermittent Production ********************************************