SIMBAD references

Three additional apparent supernovae have been reported by T. Boles (cf. IAUC 8179) from his unfiltered CCD images, as tabulated below. SN 2003hk was also reported independently by W. Li (via LOTOSS/KAIT; cf. IAUC 8182). SN 2003 UT R.A. (2000.0) Decl. Mag. Offset 2003hi Aug. 19.87 15 56 33.80 +41 53 47.5 18.1 8".9 E, 6".1 S 2003hj Aug. 19.92 15 24 20.51 +29 57 11.9 17.5 1".0 E, 8".2 S 2003hk Aug. 20.11 2 46 25.69 + 3 36 32.3 17.6 5".8 E, 6".0 N Additional approximate magnitudes from Boles, except where denoted 'K' (KAIT): SN 2003hi in MCG +07-33-16, Feb. 28, [19.0; Apr. 8, [19.5; May 28, [19.5; Aug. 20.852, 18.1. SN 2003hj in MCG +05-36-28, Feb. 3, [19.0; Apr. 8, [19.5; May 28, [19.5; Aug. 20.846, 17.9. SN 2003hk in NGC 1085, Jan. 7, [19.0; Feb. 1.2, [19.0 (K); 17, [19.0; Aug. 20.5, 16.1 (K); 21.063, 17.6. SN 2003hi is also absent from Palomar Sky Survey 1991 red and 1988 blue plates. SN 2003hj is also absent on Palomar Sky Survey 1987 red and 1990 blue plates. SN 2003hk is also absent on Palomar Sky Survey 1990 red and 1992 blue plates. Position end figures for SN 2003hk from Li: 25s.76, 32".2 (or 6".3 east and 5".9 north of the nucleus of NGC 1085).