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theta Apodis chi 4039
Too poor. Breaks clearly seen.

theta Apodis chi 4067
Focus so poor that all lines are broad. Three breaks seen.

alpha Scorpii 4098
Plates all ^[[to be]] reserved for a special study of this star.

A.G.C. 18566  4106  plate poor.
Looks like 4067 theta Apodis, poor focus. Additional star A
New light band [[strikethrough]] s [[/strikethrough]] is slightly brighter than I. Spectrum very poor. Probably a little beyond alpha Orionis.

A.G.C. 16139.  11h 43.7 m  chi 4166
Plate very poor. Star probably comes under alpha Orionis.

chi 4171. ? No name in catalogue. Star probably under alpha Tauri.

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beta Grucis chi 4182
Spectrum almost cut off at 4954, [[underline]] very faint [[/underline]] beyond towards red.
4227.0 very broad, focus poor
H gamma stronger than 4326.0

Of the bright bands
III has almost faded
II is faint
The one bet. I & II is wider than I and almost as strong. These two are the most conspicuous. Shading seen in the spectrum from 4762 to the violet. Very faint towards violet. H & K not seen.

beta Grucis 5650 1 [[superscript]] 5 [[/superscript]]
4227.0 [[strikethrough]] 2-3 [[/strikethrough]] ^[[4-5]] times as strong as in alpha Orionis
H gamma = 4326.0
Spectrum seen to 5168.
Bright bands I and bet. I & II much stronger than in alpha [[strikethrough]] Tau [[/strikethrough]] Orionis. Lines are not sharp towards red end. In absorption bands, lines seem to be obliterated. Is this due to focus?
Spectrum seen to beyond K, light almost even
Very little change at 4307.