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EXCHANGE (received later). 



Duplicates. — Ova, Antigua; larvae, Sambucata. Desiderata. — Goiiostigma, 

 Ripae, — (Mrs.) Holmes ; Buthven, Sevenoaks. 



Duplicates. — Monacha,''= Quadra,''' Promissa, N. Strigula, Aprilina. Desiderata. 

 Numerous. Imagines and pupae. — G. Lyle ; Bruckenhiirst, Hants. 



Duplicates. — Pupae of Anachoreta. Desiderata. — Ova and pupae of many 

 species. — L. A. Spencer ; 52, Burghley Road, Highgate, N.W. 



Duplicates. — Brevilinea (some good and Eome fair specimens), Ambigua, His- 

 pida ; larvae of Hera. Offers. — H. B. Philby ; St. Peter's College, 3, Little Dean's 

 Yard, Westminster. 



