COMMISSION 27 OF THE I. A. U.
         INFORMATION BULLETIN ON VARIABLE STARS
                      NUMBER 562

                                   Konkoly Observatory
                                   Budapest
                                   1971 June 26


   Veroffentlichungen der Remeis-Sternwarte Bamberg
Astronomisches Institut der Universitat Erlangen-Nurnberg
                   Band VIII, Nr. 39

           NEW BRIGHT SOUTHERN VARIABLE STARS

       On sky patrol plates of the Southern Station of the
Dr. Remeis-Sternwarte Bamberg and the University of Florida
Gainesville, further at Mount John University Observatory,
Lake Tekapo, New Zealand, the following variable stars were
found:


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BV 1470 Ant = CAP -36d4374 (10.0)                         0.6
            = CSV 1616 = S 4933
BV 1471 Cir = CoD -65d1723 (9.8) = CAP -65d2776 (9.3)     0.4
BV 1472 Cen = CoD -32d10517 (9.9)                         0.8
            = CSV 2229= S 5003
BV 1473 Nor = CoD -48d10745 (8.2) = CAP -48d8377 (7.9)    0.4
            = HD 147069 A0 
BV 1474 Nor = CoD -43d10964 (7.6) = CAP -43d7637 (7.2)    0.3
            = HD 149779 B3
BV 1475 Oct = CoD -77d0919 (9.2) = CAP -77d1292 (9.1)     0.5
            = CSV 3824= HV 3298= HD 166329 Ma
BV 1476 Sgr = CoD -35d12442 (9.8) = CAP -35d7850 (9.2)    0.4
BV 1477 Sgr = CoD -42d14815 (8.8) = CAP -42d8972 (7.6)    0.3
            = HD 189306 F2
BV 1478 Tel = CoD -54d8810 (9.2) = CAP -54d9644 (9.4)     0.5
            = HD 19256 Ma
BV 1479 Sgr = CoD -37d13682 (8.0) = CAP -37d8766 (8.4)    0.3
            = HD 193258 Mb
BV 1480 Mic = CoD -34d14474 (8.0) = CAP -34d8762 (8.8)    0.3.
            = HD 195 812 Mb
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Bamberg, June 1971
                            W. STROHMEIER



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