VI CONTENTS. 



NUMBER XXXIV. 



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XI^III. Description of SpotiLT'S from Funafuti. Rv R. Kirk- 

 PATUicK, Assistant, Natural Historv ^[useuin. (Plates XIII.-XV.) 345 



XLIV. The Scorpions of the Genus Heterometrus. By \\. I. 

 PococK 362 



XLV. Rhvnchotal Notes. — VII. Hderopfera : Fain. Coreidee. By 

 W. L. Distant ". 366 



XLVI. Note.s on some Insects from the YanT[-tse-Kiang. Bv 

 W. F. KiitwY, F.L.S., F.E.S., &c '. 380 



XJjVlI. Descriptions of new Rodents from Western South 

 America. By Oldpield Thomas 383 



XLVIII. A new Dassie from Nortli Xyasaland. liy Oldfield 

 Thomas '. 387 



XLIX. De.^cription of a new Species of Ornithoptera. Bv H. 

 Grosk-Smith, B.A., F.E.S., F.Z.S., &c '. ... 388 



L. Descriptions of Brazilian Cocci<l(e. By ADOLrii IIk.mpei., 

 S. Pauio, Brazil 389 



LI. Descriptions of new Species of Japanese Laud-Shells. By 

 G. K. (.;ri>E, F.Z.S '.398 



Lll. Asiatic TortricidcE. Bv the Rt. Hon. Lord ^N'alsixgham, 

 M.A., LL.D., F.R.S ' 401 



Llll. Description of a new Snake of the Genus Ablabes from 

 r.urina. By G. A. Boulk.xger, F.R.S 409 



LIV. Descriptions of new Genera and Species of llymenoptera. 

 By P. Cameron .' 410 



LV. On the Presence of Echis coloratus, Giinther, in Africa. By 

 John Anderson, M.D., LL.D., F.R.S \ 419 



I\ew Bouks: — In Bird-land with Field-pla.<s and Camera. By 

 Oliver G. Pikk. — The Birds of Ea^tevji North America. Parts 

 I., II. By Charles Cohy. — A Natural History ol the British 

 Lepidoptera. A Texlhook for Students and Collectors. By 

 J. \V. TuTT, F.E.S. Vol. II 42o, 426 



NUMBER XXXV. 



LVl. Asiatic Tortricula;. By the Rt. Hon. Lord Walsi.vgham, 

 M.A., LL.D., F.R.S 429 



LVII. Descriptions of some Species of Coccidce C(jllected by 

 Mr. James Lidgett in Victoria, Australia. By E. Ernest Gkeen, 

 F.E.S. , GoYerun;eut Entomologist, Ceylun. (I'late XL) 448 



1,\ HI. De.«criptions of new. S| ecies of Japanese Lar.d-Shells. By 

 G. K. GcDE, F.Z.S '. 4lo3 



