14 CONTENTS OF VOL. 
2. African caterpillar skins preserved by W. J. Burchell, together 
with an account of his methods, by Professor E. B. Poulton. 
J. Dec. 7, 1904.—1. Passalid beetles captured in Brazil by W. J. 
Burchell, together with his record of their sound, by G. J. 
Arrow, F.E.S. 
. Two beetle larvae, captured by W. J. Burchell in Brazil, together 
with his observations on them, by C. O. Waterhouse. 
3. The type of Haplothorax burchelli captured by Burchell in St. 
Helena, by Commander J. J. Walker. 
4. Specimens of Papilio dardanus (cenea) bred from a ¢rophonius 
form of female, by G. F. Leigh. 
5. Aseries of individuals connecting Crastia amymone and C. godartt, 
from Macao, by J. C. Kershaw. 
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6. Photograph of an Asilid fly and its Xylocopid model, from Ceylon, 
exhibited by Professor E. B. Poulton. 
7. Abstract of ‘Notes on Butterflies observed in a tour through 
India and Ceylon, 1903-4,’ by Dr. G. B. Longstaff (Memoir 
No. 8). 
19. Extracts from the ‘Proceedings of the Entomological Society of 
London,’ March—June 1905, containing the following communica- 
tions :— 
a. March 1, 1905.—1. Cocoons and perfect insects of Hybrid Saturnias, 
together with notes on breeding these specimens and S. pavonza, 
by Dr. F. A. Dixey, 
2. Mimetic groups of Hymenoptera and Diptera, by A. H. Hamm. 
3. Excessively worn specimens of Papilio hesperus from Entebbe, still 
retaining the ‘ tails’ of the hind-wing, by C. A. Wiggins, M.R.C.S. 
4. Nymphaline mimics from W. China (‘ Northern’ is printed by 
mistake in the ‘ Proceedings’) of ypolimnas mtsippus, unknown 
in that country, by Professor E. B. Poulton. 
b. March 15, 1905.—South African Butterflies of the genera Crenzs, 
Pinacopteryx, and Teracolus, bred under various conditions by 
Guy A. K. Marshall, F.Z.S., F-E.S., by Dr. F) A. Dixey. 
c. April 5, 1905.—1. The web and pupal cases of the Mexican Pierine 
butterfly Lucheira socialis, by Dr. F. A. Dixey. 
2. Further notes on the above communication, by Dr. W. J. Holland, 
of Pittsburg, Pa., U.S.A. 
3. Superstitious dread in N.E. Rhodesia of a Sphinx larva with 
eye-like marks, by S. A. Neave, B.Sc., B.A., F.E.S., Magdalen 
College, Oxford. 
