202 Colonel C. Swinlioe on new 



Family ArctiidaB. 

 Utethcsia haJUma, nov. 



^ . Palpi white, with black tips ; frons and head white, a 

 lar^e Itlnek s|>ot on lower part of the frons ; collar and sjioul- 

 ders yellow, with black spots ; thorax and abdomen wiiite, two 

 blaek spots on the middle of the thorax : fore win^rs bright 

 dark crimson ; six transverse bands of black spots encircled 

 with white, two spots close to the base, the other bands at 

 nearly equal distances apart, the sixth ismar^^inal, the fourth 

 throws out a branch from the middle and curves close to the 

 fifth, the space between them here bein<^ white: the hind 

 wings are white, a short black band covering the discoidal 

 vein and a broad black band on the outer margin slightly 

 narrowing hindwards, but fairly broad all round, with its 

 inner edge somewhat sinuous ; cilia of both wings ochreous 

 white, with grey spots. Underside : body and legs white, 

 with bli'.ck spots; tarsi black; abdomen with lateral black 

 spots : fore wings with the spots confluent, forming rather 

 broad and prominent bands : hind wings with two black 

 costal spots, and in the outer marginal black band are threu 

 white spots — a large one at the apex, a small one in the 

 middle, and another near the anal angle. 



P^xpanse of wings 1,',, inch. 



Angola; one exam])le. 



Family Agaristidae. 



Pseudospirt's jucunda. 



Pseudospirit jucunda, Jordan, Nov. Zool. xi. p. 444 (1904). 



? . Similar to the male, except that the hind wings are 

 yellower, there is a large black and rather thick liinularmark 

 at the end of the cell, and a fairly broad blackish-brown 

 border on the outer margin, with large ochreous spots on the 

 margin. 



Angola; four males, two femahs. 



Dr. Jordan described this species from eight males from 

 the same locality ; the sexes differ much as they do in the 

 tj'pe of the genus {P. paidtformis, Butler, P. Z. S. 1895, 

 p. 267, pi. XV. figs. 8, 9). 



Family Eupterotidae. 

 Hypsoides cleotisj nov. 

 cJ . AntennaD black; palpi, head, and body above and 



