new Sjiecies cj llt'tcr(cera. 109 



the frin;;c alti'inately black and j,'rey. UndcrsiJe ot" bulli 

 ■\viii;;8 |)ale yellow, inoratcd with brown scales : piiinaiici 

 ■with a black dot at the end ot the cell, and beyond a broken 

 black bar that does not leacli either margin, the apex ami 

 outer margin brown. — Female the same as tiie male, but 

 rather darker in colour. 



Expanse 2^ inches. 



Ihib. y.K. l*fru, Santo Domingo, GOOO feet, wot season 

 (Cr. Ock'jucltn, Mas. Druce). 



Tuerta rema, sp. n. 



Male. — Head, palpi, and antennie black, the base of the 

 antenna; white ; collar, teguUe, and thorax reddish brown, 

 thickly irrorated with white hairs ; abdomen pale yellow. 

 Primaries: the costal halt' of the wing from the base to 

 beyond the cell white, the outer half of the cell pale green ; 

 a reddish-brown band extends from the apex to the anal angle 

 and along the inner margin to the base of the wing thickly 

 irrcriited with white scales, the inner side of the brown band 

 broadly olive-green, the outer margin and fringe white : 

 secondaries pale yellow, the fringe white; a small black line 

 close to the anal angle. Underside of both wings uniformly 

 j)ale yellow. 



Expanse 1^ inch. 



JJaO. German East Africa {^fus. Druce). 



Fain. Arctidae. 



Diacrisia pales, sp. n. 



Male. — Head, collar, tegula3, and front of the thorax 

 orange-yellow, the thorax and basal part of the abdomen pale 

 yellow, antennse and legs black, the abdomen black, the 

 anus yellow. Primaries pale yellow: secondaries yelbwish 

 white, darkest along the inner margin. — The/ewia/e the same 

 as the male. 



Expanse 1| inch. 



J lab. German East Africa [Mas. Druce). 



Allied to Diacriiia luri'da, Druce. 



Lophocampa dissimilis, sp. n. 



Mule and female. — Head chrome-yellow ; paljji and an- 

 tennce black; collar white, edged with chrome-yellow; 

 tegula chrome-yellow, edged with white; thorax and abdo- 

 men black, some yellowish-brown hairs at the base of the 



