Species of Oriental Moths. 215 
Hypsa lara, sp. n. 
?. Antenne brown; palpi below, head, thorax, and basal 
patch on fore wings yellow, palpi above and last joint brown, 
thorax with two black spots on each shoulder, abdomen white. 
Fore wings brown, with a broad longitudinal white central 
stripe from the yellow basal patch, expanding outwardly on 
the median vein to the end of the cell, the lower portion pro- 
duced a little beyond the cell and somewhat rounded at the 
end; basal patch with black spots. Hind wings white, with 
a broad apical black marginal band, attenuated hindwards, not 
reaching the anal angle, and with its inner margin even. 
Underside with body and legs white, knees black; wings 
white, with broad costal and outer marginal borders, 
‘  Expanse of wings 24 inches. 
Java (Davison). One example. 
Its white abdomen is very characteristic. 
Family Nyctemerida. 
Leptosoma harca, sp. n. 
3. Palpi white, last joint black; antenne black, head 
white, a black spot on the frons and another behind the 
antenne, a black stripe connecting the two between the 
antennz ; thorax black, with white stripes; abdomen white, 
with black dorsal spots, anal tuft ochreous. Fore wings 
blackish brown, a broad and even-bordered white stripe from 
the costa beyond the middle towards the hinder angle, ter- 
minating on vein 2; veins white on the inner portion of the 
wings, a white streak from the base in the centre of the 
interno-median interspace, and another white streak on the 
hinder margin. Hind wings white, with broad even blackish- 
brown border. 
Expanse of wings 14 inch. 
Selangor, Malay Peninsula (Davison). One example. 
Nearest to LZ. tripunctaria, Linn.; differs in its even- 
margined and smaller discal white band on fore wings and in 
the broad white stripe in the interno-median interspace being 
reduced to a narrow streak. ‘There is an unnamed example 
of it in the British Museum. 
Family Lithosiide. 
Deiopeia antennata, sp. n. 
3 ?. Body and fore wings coloured, spotted, and marked 
much as in D. pulchella, Linn. ; the central black spots are 
