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hind wing ; a postmedial outwardly curved crenulate line 
from the costa of fore wing to the middle of the abdominal 
margin of the hind wing ; except for the straight black line 
in the male the markings in both sexes are identical. 
Expanse of wings, g 17, 2 14 inch. 
Hab. Gilolo Island (Doherty). 
Family Hypenide. 
Genus FOLKA, nom. nov. 
Anepa, Swinhoe, Ann. & Mag. Nat. Hist. (7) xv. p. 502 (1905). 
Type, Hypena oxydata, Hampson, Journ. Bomb, Nat. Hist. 
Soc. xi. (4) p. 707 (1898). 
I had overlooked the fact that Anepa is preoccupied by 
myself in my monograph of the family Lymantriidee in Trans. 
nt. Soc. 1903, p. 478. 
Folka bhagha, nov. 
?. Ochreous-fawn colour, paler than ovydata: fore wing 
with the colour of a pure uniform tint, indications of a trans- 
verse sinuous subbasal line, a white dot in the cell, an in- 
distinct lunular mark at the end; an erect, rigid, and thick 
chocolate line or thin band from the costa one-fourth from 
the apex, straight down to the hinder margin one-fifth 
from the hinder angle ; a very indistinct crenulate transverse 
line just beyond it ; a brown subapical spot; two indistinct 
spots at the hinder angle ; cilia chocolate-brown : hind wing 
much paler, with an indistinct, outwardly curved, discal 
greyish line. _ 
lixpanse of wings, 2, 1,2-1,°, inch. 
Hab, Khasia Hills. 
Fore wing rather prominently angled in the middle, as in 
ovydata and glaucescens, Hampson, of which I have several 
examples of both sexes. 
Bomolocha disualis, nov. 
go. Somewhat resembles in markings on the upperside 
B. argialis, Snellen*, from the Celebes, but is a larger 
insect : upperside olive-brown, a white dot at the base of each 
antenna ; palpi, head, and body without markings: fore wing 
with an antemedial, indistinct, transverse brown sinuous line, 
the basal half of the wing much darker than the outer half, 
* Tijd. voor Ent, xxiii. p. 118, and xxiy. pl. v. fig. 4 @ (1881). 
