  We present multi-site photometric observations of the F0 IV star HR 2740=QW
Pup which reveal it to be a Gamma Dor type variable pulsating with four
frequencies: 1.0434, 0.9951, 1.1088, 0.9019 c\d. These data were obtained at
the European Southern Observatory and South African Astronomical Observatory
over a time baseline spanning from 1997 January 14 to 1997 February 11. The
1.0434 c\d term dominates in amplitude (10 mmag) over the other three (each
less than 5 mmag); the light curve comprising these four frequencies seems to
be very stable and no residual power is left in the power spectrum. During the
analysis particular attention was paid to methodological aspects, which cannot
be neglected considering the proximity of the frequencies to 1 c\d. Physical
parameters were also derived for all the well-known Gamma Dor stars, confirming
that this class is very homogenous. In the framework of the campaign, two Ap
stars (OU Pup=HR 2746 and PR Pup=HR 2761) were also observed. The photometric
differences between these rotating variables and HR 2740 are emphasized,
corroborating the pulsational nature of the Gamma Dor stars. It is further
demonstrated that the rotational splitting cannot be a suitable explanation of
the observed frequency content of HR 2740.
