Marble Bar, Western Australia
190 Kms S.E. of Port Hedland
Sealed Highway to the gate.
Local Sealed All Weather Airport
Airport being upgraded for 100 seat planes

Power & Water Infrastructure Electricity 3 phase 100amp grid power HORIZON Power Plus back up generator: Cummins 33kva Water Marble Bar receives its water supply from bores, 2–3 km west of the town, close to the banks of the Coongan River Large Dam onsite Surface area 2600sqm and approx. depth 6m Poly lined, fenced and 90mm poly line from mine to dam All pumps automatic on float switches 3 phase power cable underground from power board to dam – not live Government approved and Potable Outstanding Opportunity ML45/1255 HOMEWARD BOUND Consolidated Exploration Ltd drill program on Outward Bound ore body proved 23,000t all above the 46m level. Assays average 12gm/t The Homeward Bound ore body is intersected by a rise at 40m level – thus 17m vertical to previous workings. Surface work extends 100m west of shaft and 35m back to fault. Estimated to be 21,000t above the 46m level. Historical records average 26gm/t ML 45/435A STRAY SHOT Recorded production 266.6 kg gold from 4751.24t (ref: KH Morgan & Associates report 1983). From a CRAE drill program DH SS1 depth 24m-29m 5m wide assayed 19.4 gm/t Significant Underground Development M R Millwood Pty Ltd collared shaft – 1200mm x 1800mm Cement lined to 10m Installed ventilation fan Scaled down and rehab to 30m sump Installed vacuum ore lifter – 250 steel pipe to surface – twin fan – 500hp Mercedes V12 at 1500rpm - fan speed 2500rpm Capacity 5t/hour wet dirt – 10t/hour dry dirt Commenced sinking – shaft 46m to main level Loading station at 52m Sump at 56m Plat on main level 6m high x 8m long Rise from loading station level Grizzly over rise on main level Rise directly above grizzly cut Homeward Bound orebody 6m up 41m drive east 13m up to sublevel to Outward Bound orebody From sublevel, 8m rise to intersect DDH HB010 No drilling has been done below 46m however the ore body is open at that depth and along strike. 2006 M R Millwood Pty Ltd commenced rehabilitation of the existing shaft. A traditional airleg miner focused on development. Current mining methods are: Panther/air leg drilling Twin drum scraper delivering to grizzly To surface via vacuum sucker Marble Bar Services Shire of East Pilbara Dept of Mines, Regulation & Safety Police Station; Bar General Store, Australia Post and Bakery Community Resource Centre Nursing Post staffed by 2 remote area nurses; Royal Flying Doctor clinic every Thursday and in an emergency Iron Clad Hotel; Travelers Rest Motel; Caravan Park Marble Bar School (to Year 12) Horizon Power Airstrip – sealed – 1200m long. Planned $7 Million upgrade in 2021 allowing for 100 seat planes. Media Release 26th April 2020 Marble Bar Electrical Fuel delivered when required Explosives delivered when required by Dyno Nobel Existing Plant Equipment in Operation An operating Mining Lease with all approvals and licenses granted and a long history of production Licensed Explosive Magazine Mobile Headframe Hoist Power Supply with backup generator Vacuum Ore Lifter Air Supply with backup Dewater Pumps Ventilation Drill Scrapers Air Powered Sledge

Mineralisation discovered has been within/above Outward Bound East reef horizon. The lower of two previously worked reefs, the upper being the Homeward Bound reef. Both reefs dip at shallow angles (average 25 degrees) to the south west and are open in all directions.
7 holes have intersected significant values in the main auriferous body:
Highest – 915gm/t (32.8 oz/long ton) between 31.70m and 31.79m in hole HB010
3.22m thick section in this hole gave a weighted average assay of 29.62gm/ton (1.06 ozs/long ton).
The widest mineralised section recorded in hole HB001 where a 13.47m thick section gave a weighted average assay of 3.11gm/t

Historical Exploration – Significant Events and Results

Recorded production for Homeward Bound & Outward Bound leases 1898 – 1935 - 5,036t ore – 4496 ozs gold (26.78 gms recovered).
1980 – 1982 Consolidated Exploration Ltd conducted drill programs
14 holes drilled – 8 intersected significant gold mineralisation.
1982 report concluded probable reserves calculated to be 23,000t at 12 gms/t
Mineralisation discovered has been within/above Outward Bound East reef horizon. The lower of two previously worked reefs, the upper being the Homeward Bound reef. Both reefs dip at shallow angles (average 25 degrees) to the south west.
7 holes have intersected significant values in the main auriferous body:
Highest – 915gm/t (32.8 oz/long ton) between 31.70m and 31.79m in hole HB010
3.22m thick section in this hole gave a weighted average assay of 29.62gm/ton (1.06 ozs/long ton).
The widest mineralised section recorded in hole HB001 where a 13.47m thick section gave a weighted average assay of 3.11gm/t
No drilling has been done below 46m however the ore body is open at that depth and along strike.
2006 M R Millwood Pty Ltd commenced rehabilitation of the existing shaft. A traditional airleg miner focused on development.
Current mining methods are:
Panther/air leg drilling
Twin drum scraper delivering to grizzly
To surface via vacuum sucker