2003IAUC.8245....1L

Four additional apparent supernovae have been found on unfiltered CCD images – SN 2003kf by W. Li (LOSS/KAIT; cf. IAUC 8243), SNe 2003kg and 2003kh by M. Armstrong (cf. IAUC 8241), and SN 2003ki by T. Boles (cf. IAUC 8233). SN 2003 UT R.A. (2000.0) Decl. Mag. Offset 2003kf Nov. 27.4 6 04 35.42 -12 37 42.8 14.8 9".2 E, 14".3 S 2003kg Nov. 27.79 22 03 34.64 +15 06 10.6 16.6 5".6 W, 15".5 S 2003kh Nov. 27.80 19 52 17.93 +58 58 39.9 17.5 10".9 W, 12".6 N 2003ki Nov. 28.00 7 51 33.24 +63 55 51.6 18.0 5".9 W, 9".6 N Additional approximate magnitudes (by the respective discoverers unless otherwise noted): SN 2003kf in MCG -02-16-2, Nov. 18.4 UT, [19.0 (Li); 28.022, 14.3 (Armstrong; position end figures 35s.47, 42".5); 28.540, 15.7 (K. Itagaki, Teppo-cho, Yamagata, Japan; 0.60-m reflector; position end figures 35s.46, 42".5; communicated via S. Nakano, Sumoto, Japan). SN 2003kg in IC 1427, Oct. 16, [19.0; Nov. 5, [19.0; 28.723, 16.6. SN 2003kh in UGC 11491, July 19, [19.0; Nov. 12, [19.0; 28.720, 17.5. SN 2003ki IN MCG +11-10-34, Oct. 17, [19.5; 27, [19.5; Nov. 28.730, 18.0. Nothing was visible at the positions of SNe 2003kg and 2003kh on Palomar Sky Survey red and blue plates. SN 2003ki is not present on Digitized Sky Survey red (1998 Nov. 24) or blue (1997 Feb. 4) plates.