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rather long, a third longer tliaji the jiostniarginal. Hairless line with 5-6 lines of cilia 

 proximad of it, the first ones long. Second spnr of hind tibia' very short. Lateral ocelli their 

 own diameter from the eye. 



From one female taken April L3. 1014 ( .\. P. Dodd). Forest. 



Habitat: Cloncnrry, Queensland. 



Ti/iie: No. Hx/.iOeJ. Queensland ilnseiini, Brisliane, the female on a tag; head, fore 

 wing and hind leg on a slide. 



4. ANAGYRUS HOWARDH new species. 

 Female: — Length, 2.10 mm. 



Similar to maznniid but the ovipositor not at all extruded, the fore wings are slightly 

 stained along and under the submarginal vein, the scape is foliaceoiisly dilated somewhat wider 

 than in the named species, the scutum is more distinctly punctate. The funiele and club 

 are brown in both species. In this new species, the frons is a little wider than with 

 mazzimiii. Scape metallic. Both sjiecies bear a dull golden yellow lunula before the tegula 

 (lateral aspect). The legs are dull golden yellow in both, the caudal two pairs of eox^ 

 metallic. Postmarginal vein three fourths the length of the stigmal. Caudal tibial spurs single,. 

 long and stout. Compared with type of maccinini. 



From one female caught Ajiril 16, 1914, sweeping forest (A. P. Dodd). 



UaVitat : C'loncurry, Queensland. 



Type: No. Hy 3066, Queensland Museum. Brisbane, the female on a tag. 



Dedicated to Leland Ossian Howard. 



5. ANAGYRUS CELLININI new species. 

 Female: — Length, 2.60 ram. 



Metallic green, the abdomen dark purple, the fore wings sooty dusky at distal fourth, 

 the legs yellowish brown exce|it the eoncolorous caudal cox<e. Is similar to Itowardii but the 

 whole antenna is black except the white tip of scape, the different staining of the fore wing, 

 the longer funiele joints (^■','^ being subequal, long, over tw-ice longer than wide, distinctly 

 longer than the pedicel; funiele 6 somewhat longer than wide); caudal tibial spurs not seen; 

 the abdomen not green at base; the axills are not separated so widely as in hotrardii. Funiele 

 6 subequal to the pjedicel. Lateral apex of the truncate second tooth of mandible acute. 

 Compared with type body of hoiranVi. Frons moderate. 



From one female taken May 2. 1914, sweeping jungle (A. P. I->odd). 



HaUtat: Tweed Heads (Tweed River). New South Wales. 



Tj/jie: No. HiiolW?, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, the specimen on a tag; head and a 

 fore wing on a slide. 



Dedicated to Benvenuto Cellini. 



6. ANAGYRUS GUTTATIPES new species. 



Female: — Length, 1.20 mm. 



Dark rosaceous green, the abdomen honey yellow, slightly embrowned across base, the 

 tegula!, legs, distal end of both scajie and jiedicel and funiele 6, ]iure white. Each cephalic 

 and caudal femur with a narrow encircling band of blackish a short distance proxinuid of 

 knees (an encircling band on caudal femur, a spot dorsad on cephalic femur) ; each tibia 

 with two black dorsal spots, one just before tip, one just distad of knee. Scape and club 

 black; first five funiele joints dusky. Fore wings lightly dusky and with four obscure radiating 

 hyaline rays, of which the cephalic two form a curved, transverse hyaline marking from 

 apex of postmarginal vein, all central and a little distad of venation. Scape distinctly com- 

 pressed for its entire length. Pedicel slightly shorter than funiele 1 which is one and two 

 thirds fimes longer than wide and subequal to 2 and 3; funiele 6 a little longer than wide; club 

 somewhat wider, somewhat over half the length of the funiele, not quite as long as the scape. 



