Table 3: SN candidates with spectroscopic classification.
Designation Type Redshift Field Reference

SN1999ey IIn 0.094 J1888 IAUC 7310

SN1999gt Ia 0.275 AXAF IAUC 7346

SN1999gu II 0.149 AXAF IAUC 7346

SN2000fc Ia 0.430 J1888 IAUC 7537

SN2001bd II-L 0.096 Field2 IAUC 7615

SN2001gh II-P 0.159 J1888 IAUC 7762

SN2001ip Ia 0.536 AXAF IAUC 7780

SN2002cl Ic 0.072 13Z3 IAUC 7785

13Z3-K Sy1 0.362 13Z3 -

**Table 3:** SN candidates with spectroscopic classification.
Designation	Type	Redshift	Field	Reference
SN1999ey	IIn	0.094	J1888	IAUC 7310
SN1999gt	Ia	0.275	AXAF	IAUC 7346
SN1999gu	II	0.149	AXAF	IAUC 7346
SN2000fc	Ia	0.430	J1888	IAUC 7537
SN2001bd	II-L	0.096	Field2	IAUC 7615
SN2001gh	II-P	0.159	J1888	IAUC 7762
SN2001ip	Ia	0.536	AXAF	IAUC 7780
SN2002cl	Ic	0.072	13Z3	IAUC 7785
13Z3-K	Sy1	0.362	13Z3	-

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	1 Introduction
	2 The supernova search
	3 The galaxy sample
	4 Detection efficiencies and control time
	5 SN rates
	6 Uncertainties
	7 Discussion
	References