Table 1: Basic data for the sample stars.
Star Sp.T. V l b IRAS 12 $\mu$ 25 $\mu$ 60 $\mu$ 100 $\mu$

(mag) $(\hbox{$^\circ$ })$ $(\hbox{$^\circ$ })$ (Jy) (Jy) (Jy) (Jy)

HD 10132
G5 7.75 132.57 -20.3 02008+4205 .69 .39 .40 1.00

HD 10285 A5 8.60 128.59 +1.12

HD 12533 K3IIb 2.26 136.96 -18.56 01285+6115 98.55 23.96 3.59 1.16

HD 25291 F0II 5.04 145.51 +5.03 04002+5901 1.60 .41 0.40L 2.09L

HD 27381 F2 7.55 161.64 -8.07 04175+3827 .81 .32L .40L 2.19L

HD 137569 B5III: 7.91 21.87 +51.93

HD 159251 G5 7.24 117.33 +29.32 17193+8439 .52 .16 .40L 3.78L

HD 172324 B9Ib 8.16 66.18 +18.58

**Table 1:** Basic data for the sample stars.
Star	Sp.T.	V	l	b	IRAS	12 $\mu$	25 $\mu$	60 $\mu$	100 $\mu$
		(mag)	$(\hbox{$^\circ$ })$	$(\hbox{$^\circ$ })$		(Jy)	(Jy)	(Jy)	(Jy)
HD 10132	G5	7.75	132.57	-20.3	02008+4205	.69	.39	.40	1.00
HD 10285	A5	8.60	128.59	+1.12
HD 12533	K3IIb	2.26	136.96	-18.56	01285+6115	98.55	23.96	3.59	1.16
HD 25291	F0II	5.04	145.51	+5.03	04002+5901	1.60	.41	0.40L	2.09L
HD 27381	F2	7.55	161.64	-8.07	04175+3827	.81	.32L	.40L	2.19L
HD 137569	B5III:	7.91	21.87	+51.93
HD 159251	G5	7.24	117.33	+29.32	17193+8439	.52	.16	.40L	3.78L
HD 172324	B9Ib	8.16	66.18	+18.58

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	1 Introduction
	2 Observations and data reduction
	3 Derived elemental abundances
	4 Conclusions
	References