56 LIST OF CLERIDJE. 



NOTOXUS SUBFASCIATUS WestW. 



Somewhat depressed. Head and pro thorax pitch- coloured. An- 

 tennas somewhat fulvous, slender ; the three terminal joints 

 slightly thicker. Elytra fulvous, shining, striato-punctate ; a 

 band before the middle, interrupted at the suture, and another 

 wider one behind the middle of a pitchy black. Legs fulvous ; 

 femora duller in colour. Body beneath pitch-coloured. Labial 

 palpi with the last joint very large and of a pale yellow. 



Length 4 lines. 

 Hob. East Indies. 



NOTOXUS CASTANEIPENNIS, *1. S. 



Covered with light ferruginous short hairs. Head, thorax, and 

 abdomen of a blackish brown. Elytra of a uniform pale chestnut- 

 brown. Antennae yellowish brown. Legs and base of femora pale 

 yellow ; tips of femora blackish brown ; tibiae and tarsi reddish 

 brown. Head punctured. Thorax punctured ; a transverse 

 grooved line not far from the fore edge, with a short deep 

 grooved longitudinal line on the middle of the back. Elytra 

 with several longitudinal rows of deeply punctured lines. 



Length 6^ lines. 

 Hob. Bengal. Coll. W. W. Saunders. 



NOTOXUS APICALIS, n. s. 



Of a clear ochraceous yellow. The elytra tipped with black ; the 

 black running in an oblique line towards the suture. Femora, 

 from the base to beyond the middle, yellow ; tips of femora 

 black ; tibias and tarsi black. Jaws and antennae blackish brown. 

 Head and thorax very smooth, shining ; an impressed transverse 

 line, sinuated in the middle, close to front edge of thorax. Elytra 

 covered by many closely placed, punctured, parallel lines. Insect 

 covered with short yellowish hairs. 



Length 5 lines. 



? Coll. F. W. Parry. 



TJJJICOLOR, n. S. 



Of a dirty dark brown, densely covered with a silk-like yellowish 

 pubescence. Under side of abdomen with the edges of segments 

 behind margined with yellow. Elytra with rather distant lon- 

 gitudinal lines of punctures not continued to the tip. 



Length from 3J lines to 7 lines. 

 Hob. India. Mus. E. India House. 



