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                      THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA
                   STANDING COMMITTEE ON OBSERVATIONAL ACTIVITIES

                               COMET AND NOVA SECTION
                                                                 Announcement No. 16
NOVA VULPECULAE, 1968

On April 15, Mr. G.E.D. Alcock of Peterborough, England, discovered his second nova

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                  THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA
                STANDING COMMITTEE ON OBSERVATIONAL ACTIVITIES

                           COMET AND NOVA SECTION

                                                       Announcement No. 15
COMET IKEY-SEKI 1967n

For the next few months, this comet will be well placed for observations from Canada.

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                   THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA
                STANDING COMMITTEE ON OBSERVATIONAL ACTIVITIES

                           COMET AND NOVA SECTION

                                                       Announcement No. 14
COMET IKEYA-SEKI, 1967n

On December 28, Ikeya and Seki discovered the fourteenth comet of 1967, Seki

                       THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA
                    STANDING COMMITTEE ON OBSERVATIONAL ACTIVITIES
                                                                  Announcement No. 13
                                COMET AND NOVA SECTION
NOVA DELPHINE 1967

G.E.D.	Alcock of Peterborough, England, discovered this nova on July 8 when it was near
fifth magnitude.   The following precise position was reported on IAU Circular No.2024:
            R.A.  20h 40m 04.s24   Dec. 18° 58' 51"N     Epoch 1950.0