810 DR. A. G. BUTLER ON LEPIDOPTERA [Nov. 17, 



106. PAPILIO HORRIBILIS. 



Papilio horribilis, Butler, Lep. Exot. p. 88, pi. xxxiv. fig. 2 (1872). 



c?, Kasungu Mountain, 7425 feet alt., Nyika, March 1st, 1896. 



" A pair only seen, floating round in the air, in an opening on 

 the outskirts of a vast forest ; spent something like half an hour 

 in waiting to capture one ; the other disappeared " (R. (7.). 



107. SARANGESA ASTRIGERA. 



Sarangesa astriyera, Butler, P. Z. S. 1893, p. 669 ; Holland, 

 ]. c. 1896, pi. ii. fig. 8. 



Euleriva forest, Deep Bay, Feb. 28th and March 6th, 1896. 



108. SARANGESA MOTOZI. 



Pterygospidea motozi, Wallengren, Kongl. Svensk. Vetensk.- 

 Akad. Handl. 1857, Lep. Ehop. Caffr. p. 53. 



Virauli Hill, Nyasa to Tanganyika Eoad, August 22nd, 1895. 



109. SARANGESA PERTUSA. 



Sape pertusa, Mabille, C.E. Soc. Ent. Belg. 1891, p. Ixviii. 



Henga, W. of Lake ISTyasa, June 26th, and Loangwa Biver, 

 Senga, Sept. 5th, 1895. 



" Local, frequents shady nooks, holes, and hollows " (R. C.}. 



One example nearly approaches S. motozi on the upper surface, 

 but differs in the absence of yellow-ochre blotches and spots on 

 the under surface ; other specimens barely differ (if at all) from 

 /S. synestalmenus, Karsch. 



110. SARANGESA HOLLANDI, sp. n. (Plate XL1I. fig. 1.) 



<5 . General form of S. pertusa, excepting that the costa of 

 primaries is proportionately longer, and the outer margin conse- 

 quently less arched and more oblique. Above golden-bronze-brovvn ; 

 all the vitreous white spots small and edged with blackish: 

 primaries with two superposed vitreous spots at basal third of 

 interno-median areole, two near the end of discoidal cell forming 

 a broken >, two near base of median areoles, the lower one large 

 and irregularly diamond-shaped, two black dots below the latter, 

 the upper one with a white central point, three subapical spots 

 (the first very small), and below them two blackish spots ; fringe 

 buff, excepting near external angle, where it is white, varied with 

 blackish spots at the ends of the nervures and with a slender 

 blackish subbasal line : secondaries with a small spot at the end of 

 the cell, almost encircled by a series of ten spots, mostly with 

 small vitreous centres ; fringe brown at apex, sordid at anal angle, 

 otherwise white, spotted with blackish at the end of each nervure : 

 body darker than the wings, with two white dots at each side of 

 the head against the eyes ; antenna smoky brown. Primaries below 

 irrorated with pale lilac ; the vitreous spots white-edged and 

 therefore apparently larger, those in the cell united so as to form 

 a perfect > ; internal border whity brown : secondaries whitish 

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