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turn blackish, lateral margins and sides pale lemon yellow. Scu- 

 tellum blackish. Sterna, sternites and tergiites pale lemon yel- 

 low, a spot about the middle and most of t'he posterior halt of 

 the latter (including- genital segments) blackish; genital seg- 

 ments beneath greenisn, apical f of pygofers black. Tegmma 

 pale yellow, apical | of clavus, a patch near the middle of the 

 corium and the exteroapical third of corium, blackish. Wing 

 veins brownish. 



Female: Valve deeply narrowly notched, posteriorly round- 

 ed on each side of this; pygofers long and narrow. 



Length: 2^ mill. 



Hab: Queensland, Bunda'berg (ix-xii). 



2. vitiensis, sp. nov. 



Lemon yellow, more or less sufifused with greenis'h; vertex 

 castaneous, or sordid yellowish; Irons sordid yellowish, a black- 

 ish line at anterior margin of head between the eyes and an- 

 other narrower, curved one near 'base of irons. Tegmina lemon 

 yellow, sufifused wit'h green or with orange, with a brownish 

 black line from apex of clavus to costa curving a little down- 

 wards, veins apical to this the same color, first apical vein thick- 

 ened as regards the color. Underside, large, etc., pale green- 

 ish. With veins more or less brownisih. 



Length: 3 mill. 



Hab: Viti Isles (iii). 



Eupteryx, Curtis. 



Eupteryx, Curtis, 1833, Ent. Mag., I, 192. 

 The tegmina are unfortunately a little mutilated, but I think 

 the following species may be placed here. 



I. hacmatoptihts, sp. nov. (PI. XXXI. fig. 6.) 



Head, pronotum, genital segments, etc-, dark, immaculate, 

 blood red, little paler beneath. Eyes black. Scutellum pale 

 luteous. Tegmina subhyaline, more or less tinged with reddish 

 yellow; costal area, apical three-fift'hs of clavus, a narrow trans- 

 verse fascia at apical veins, and almost all the veins, more or 

 less blood red; a blackish red spot at the apex of the costal 

 area; the base of the 4th apical area very narrowly, and the apex 

 of the apical areas more or less, infumate. Abdominal tergites 



