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Very Good- Ex-Library Top right corner is bumped; otherwise minor rubmarks. RARE copy of this publication covering the years 1912-1917 "under the direction of S. S. Hough, MA, FRS, His Majesty's Astronomer at the Cape", with the observations during these years on stars "comprised as follows: stars selected by Backlund, north of-30 degrees declination which culminate within 70 degrees of the Cape zenith; the region from-30 degrees declination to the South Pole; the primary fundamental stars distinguished by the symbol F in Boss's List of 1059 Standard Stars; stars within 10 degrees of the South Pole, et al. 442 pages.