J1329-3122  This radio source is the blend of two sources in the ATCA 22cm 
J1329-3122  catalogue: the pointlike J1329-3122, associated with a 18.54mag 
J1329-3122  galaxy, and the FRII J1329-3123, identified with the elliptical 
J1329-3122  cluster galaxy #10178 (b_J_=19.08). The location of this latter is 
J1329-3122  coincident with the radio emission peak of the 1.4GHz VLA image, so
J1329-3122  we consider J1329-3122a associated with the elliptical cluster 
J1329-3122  galaxy
J1330-3143b This source is identified with the spiral #10869, but other two 
J1330-3143b cluster galaxies fall within the radio isophotes of this extended 
J1330-3143b source.
J1330-3127  This identification is uncertain since the candidate optical 
J1330-3127  counterpart, which falls within the radio contours, is misplaced 
J1330-3127  with respect to the radio emission peak.
J1331-3139  This source is the blend of the two J1331-3139a and J1331-3139b 
J1331-3139  radio sources of the ATCA-22cm catalogue. The latter is identified 
J1331-3139  with the 17.97mag quasar.
J1331-3143  This source is probably the blend of more sources. A galaxy with 
J1331-3143  b_J_=16.82 and z=0.044 is located within the radio contours, at 
J1331-3143  ~45arcsec from the radio emission peak.
J1331-3155b A spiral galaxy, with b_J_=15.39 and v=4505km/s is located at the 
J1331-3155b edge of the radio contours, at ~37arcsec from the emission peak.
J1332-3141a A cluster galaxy with b_J_=16.96 and v=10732km/s lies within the 
J1332-3141a radio contours of the source, at ~50arcsec from the emission peak.
J1334-3132  This source is the blend of the three ATCA 22cm sources J1334-3132a,
J1334-3132  J1334-3132 be J1334-3132c. J1334-3132c is associated with the 
J1334-3132  17.30mag elliptical galaxy #13281. This galaxy falls within the 
J1334-3132  radio contours of the 1.4GHz VLA image, but it is dislocated with 
J1334-3132  respect to the emission peak.