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1 [[underlined]]Contents[[/underlined]] [[3 columned table]] |Date|Objects|Page| |---|---|---| |1892| | | |Aug. 18|H.P 3747|4| |Aug. 22|Measurements to determine position of new V Type stars in Carina|5✓| |Aug. 22|New V Type stars in Argo.|5✓| |Aug. 22|New variable in Libra.|6✓, 38,^[[˄]]| |Aug. 27|New variable in [[strikethrough]]Boötis[[/strikethrough]]Virgo.|B2,52✓: 15, 39^[[˄]]| |Aug. 29|New variable in Horologium.|21, 40^[[˄]],43✓| |Aug. 29|New variable in Tucanum.|B2, 40✓ 25, 41^[[˄]]| |Aug. 29|New variable in No. [[strikethrough]2[[/strikethrough]3 in Sagittarius|B2, 39✓ 30, 42^[[˄]]| | |[[strikethrough]]Meas to determine of pos. of new var. in Horologium|43|[[/strikethrough]]| |Aug. 31|New var. in Octans No.1|B2 p. 51✓; 44, 79^[[˄]]| |Aug. 31|New var. in Octans No.2|B2 p. 50✓; 64, 83˄| |Sept. 8|Prof. Schaberlae's new var in R.A 3^[[h]] 5.5^[[m]] Dec. +14° 24' (1900)|87✓, 90^[[˄]]| |Sept. 10|Meas. for position of Br. Lines in Nova Aurigae|91| |Sept. 30|Meas to determine centre of region photographed as meas. on frame by T Square.|93| |Oct. 22|Mr Douglas' List of Objects of Interest sent from Peru. IV & V Types|94| |Oct. 26|Exam. of Photographic Chart for var. star referred to in J.G. Hagen's letter Oct 22, '92|98| |1893| | | |Jan. 4|Meas. for positions of new V type Stars. approx (1900) 15^[[h]] 54.7^[[m]] -62° 22'; approx (1900) 11^[[h]] 55.5^[[m]] -54° 35'; -54° 35'; (1900) approx. 13^[[h]] 24.4^[[m]] -61° 38'|99| Jan. 4|Meas. for positions of New Var. Star in Scorpius, approx. (1900) V type Star 10^[[h]] 12.5^[[m]] -57° 18'. V type Star ^[[approx (1900)]] 10^[[h]] 46.4^[[m]] -61° 35'|100✓ 105 112^[[˄]]| |Jan. 10|Meas. for position of Comp. Stars for L.D. Wells' Var. |101| | |List of D.C. Stars looked up at request of|114| | |Monck's list of D.C. Stars|114-119| |Mar 20, '93|Measurements to determine scale of photographs|120| |Mar 20, '93|Measurements of region of omicron Centauri|121| |May 5, '93|Note on BD -14° 1126|122| John G. Wolbach Library, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. Provided by the NASA Astrophysics Data Systems
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