650 NEW AUSTRALIAN LEPIDOPTRRA, 



second lines black, dentate, first with long projection outwards 

 on fold, edged throughout anteriorly with dull whitish; second 

 regularly dentate throughout; subterminal dentate, anteriorly 

 edged with a broad black shade, with black lines along veins on 

 upper half; orbicular minute, yellow^ish, dot-like; reniform very 

 large, orange-reddish, lower third filled in with black; terminal 

 area of wing broadly dark brown; a row of dull ochreous spots at 

 extremities of veins : cilia blackish. Hindwings iridescent- 

 white; a few fuscous streaks on veins towards termen; a blackish 

 apical patch; cilia iridescent- white, becoming fuscous round apical 

 patch. 



Parkside, S.A.; one specimen, in March. 



Caradrina paragypsa, n.sp. 



Q. 34 mm. Head, palpi and thorax fuscous, collar whitish, 

 anterior half fuscous, thorax with a broad longitudinal whitish 

 median patch. Abdomen and antennae greyish. Legs fuscous- 

 grey, tarsi fuscous, obscurely banded with ochreous. Forewings 

 elongate-triangular, termen broadly waved, obliquely rounded; 

 dark fuscous; all lines lost in general groundcolour; a very broad 

 white subcostal streak, from base to f, becoming mixed with 

 groundcolour on posterior extremity, a similar narrower streak 

 above fold, from base to lower edge of reniform, edged below on 

 anterior half with black; a short whitish streak at base, just 

 above inner margin; terminal area of w4ng brownish; orbicular 

 small, round, white; reniform moderate, white, with a fine fuscous 

 transverse line through middle; a fine blackish line along termen: 

 ciUa dark fuscous. Hindwings with termen hardly waved ; 

 iridescent-whitish, strongly infuscated on terminal half; discal 

 spot and submedian dots fuscous, moderately developed; cilia 

 iridescent-white. 



Parkside, S.A.; three specimens, in June. 



Caradrina chrysospila, n.sp. 



2- 28 mm. Head and thorax dark fuscous, collar whitish, 

 broadly fuscous on anterior half, thorax lighter in middle. Palpi 



