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birds or to nonage, an immature specimen from Nanga 

 Raoen showing no stripes at all. 



The size of' both my specimens of the present species is 

 inferior to that mentioned by Sharpe in his Birds from 

 Mount Kalulong, but having not seen that specimen my- 

 self, I dare not consider them as specifically distinct. 



207. Kenopia striata. 



Timnlia striata Bljtb, .1. A. S. B>'ng. XI, p. 793 (1842). 



Myiothera leiiaistit/inn S. Mull. MS. in Mns. Lugd. 



Tiirdiras/ris leiirnstic/iiia Bp. Coi sp. I, p. 218. 



Kcri'pia striata S^ilvad. Ucc. Born. p. 2'23, pi. V, Qg. 2; Sharpe, Cat. 



B. Br. Mus. VII, p. 573; Everett, L. B. Born. p. 109; Sharpe, 



Ibis 1889, p. 416. 



Three specimens from Mount Kenepai. A terrestrial bird, 

 living in brushwood. — Iris grayish brown, bill black, 

 feet pale flesh-color. — A nearly fledged nestling only differs 

 from the adult birds in having the clear shaft-stripes on 

 the crown more rufous than white and the crown itself 

 dark olive-brown instead of black, and the rusty white 

 patch in front of the eye is wanting, this part being of 

 the same color as the crown. 



Hab. Malacca and Borneo, where it is spread over the 

 North-east, the North, the North-west and the Centre of the 

 island. 



208. RTiinomyias pectoralis. 



Alcippe pectoralis Salvad. Atti R. Ac. Sc. Tor. 1868, p. 530. 

 Setaria pectoralis Salvad. Ucc. Born. p. 233, pi. IV, fig. 1. 

 Rhinomyias pectoralis Sharpe, Cat. B. Br. Mus. IV, p. 368; id. Ibis 

 1889, p. 201. 



Four specimens from the Liang Koeboeng and two from the 

 Upper Mahakkam. — Iris brown, bill black, feet bluish white. 



Hab. This species seems to be spread over whole Borneo, 

 as it is recorded from the most different localities. In the 

 Leyden Museum are some specimens collected by Schwaner 

 on the Barito River and at Pontianak. Besides from Borneo 



Notes f'rora the Leyden Museum, "Vol. XX.I. 



