olO APPENDIX. 



Tranes VigorsiIj (Hope) Schoenh. Cure. VII. 2, 130. 

 Stokes, pi. 2, Jig. 3. 



Cinnamon brown, the sides of the thorax with yellowish 

 brown hairs, and patches in the strise of the same coloured hairs. 

 Sides of the body beneath covered with yellowish hairs. 

 Thorax very minutely punctured, glossy, with a very short 

 deepish groove in the middle behind. 



Length 9 to 11 lines. 



Hab. New Holland. 



Cyclodera, White. 



Antennee as long as the body, 1 1 -jointed, first joint thick 

 knobbed, second very small, terminal longer than third, pointed 

 with a blunt tooth beyond the middle. Thorax globular, wider 

 than the body. 



CyCLODERA aUADRINOTATA. PL 2, Jig. 6. 



Head, antennae, thorax, body and legs, black. Elytra yellowish 

 red, tip and a large oblong spot on each black, the spot not 

 reaching either margin of the elytron ; under side of abdomen 

 covered with silky hairs. The head is coarsely punctured, the 

 thorax minutely chagrined with a deep indented spot on each 

 side behind the middle. Elytra finely chagrined, with faint indi- 

 cations of two or three longitudinal lines on each. 



Length 7^ lines. 



Hab. New Holland, N. W. Coast. 



This well marked species seems to be allied to the genera 

 Arhopalus and Hesperophanes. 



Clytus (Obrida) fascialis. pi. 2, Jig. 4. 



Head black, punctured; antennae black, seventh and eighth 

 joints yellowish. Thorax black, punctured and hairy, a short 

 narrow smooth line on the back behind. Elytra purplish violet, 

 with three longitudinal keeled lines not extending to the tip, 

 coarsely punctured, except on the lines which are smooth : two 

 first pairs of legs red, tips and bases of the joints darkish ; tarsi 



