Table 2: Positions and magnitudes. For each star, the first line lists the original magnitudes while the second one gives dereddened magnitudes adopting the reddening law by Dean et al. (1978) and Rieke & Lebofsky (1985).
Star $\alpha_{2000}$ $\delta_{2000}$ E(B-V) V I J H $K_{\rm s}$ $K_{\rm TCS}$ K_J

V₀ I₀ J₀ H₀ $K_{\rm s0}$ $K_{\rm TCS0}$ K_J0

HP1-2 17:31:05.852M -29:58:35.5 1.12 16.982 14.332 12.21 11.268 10.969 10.978 10.997

13.510 12.350 11.224 10.652 10.570

HP1-3 17:31:05.872M -29:59:18.1 17.003 14.358 12.167 11.146 10.828 10.838 10.854

13.531 12.376 11.181 10.530 10.429

**Table 2:** Positions and magnitudes. For each star, the first line lists the original magnitudes while the second one gives dereddened magnitudes adopting the reddening law by Dean et al. (1978) and Rieke & Lebofsky (1985).
Star	$\alpha_{2000}$	$\delta_{2000}$	E(B-V)	V	I	J	H	$K_{\rm s}$	$K_{\rm TCS}$	K_J
				V₀	I₀	J₀	H₀	$K_{\rm s0}$	$K_{\rm TCS0}$	K_J0
HP1-2	17:31:05.852M	-29:58:35.5	1.12	16.982	14.332	12.21	11.268	10.969	10.978	10.997
				13.510	12.350	11.224	10.652	10.570
HP1-3	17:31:05.872M	-29:59:18.1		17.003	14.358	12.167	11.146	10.828	10.838	10.854
				13.531	12.376	11.181	10.530	10.429

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