British Columbia Rare Metals Symphony Project

The project is contiguous to the Silver Queen Mine, and includes 2 showings (showing 1) and (showing 2). The Silver Queen property has been the focus of many exploration and development programs since its initial discovery in 1912. The Bradina joint venture took the property into production during 1972 to 1973. In the late 1980s an extensive development and exploration project was conducted consisting of surface and underground diamond drilling and lateral development on three underground levels. Under the direction of Houston Metals Corp., Cominco Engineering Services Ltd. conducted a feasibility study in 1988. The metal recoveries with the technology available at that time precluded a production decision. Occurrences of silver, gold, copper, lead, zinc, gallium, indium and germanium have been established by previous work.

BonTerra management believes the Silver Queen mineralization extends north onto the Symphony property. New Nadina is planning a 3-4 year exploration program.

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