declination zone from $-37\deg$ to $-27\deg$, except within the Galactic zone of avoidance. In this declination zone an effort was made to measure [*all*]{} HK survey stars from a database provided by T. Beers prior to undertaking measurements of the plates. A total of 505 of our program stars have proper motions extracted from the SPM 2.0 Catalog, using a 10 search radius centered on the catalogued positions, and satisfying the requirement that the apparent magnitudes be within 1 mag in $B$ or $V$ of those adopted in Table 1A. The description of the catalog properties can be find in Platais et al. (1998), however, this paper addresses only the separate catalog at the South Galactic Pole. For additional details of the SPM Catalog 2.0, the reader is referred to the World Wide Web at URL [http://www.astro.yale.edu/astrom/]{}. The average accuracy of SPM proper motions for the subset of 508 stars is 2.9 mas yr$^{-1}$.

### The Lick NPM1 Catalog

The Lick Northern Proper Motion (NPM) program (Hanson 1997) is a photographic survey measuring absolute proper motions, on an inertial system defined by 50,000 faint galaxies, for over 300,000 stars with $8 < B < 18$, covering the northern two-thirds of 