L(M<I Walsiiijrliain on A-iiatic ToitricidsK. iPt] 



Species incert.« sedis. 



58. Ct/aniris? catreus. 



Cyanlris rnfrfut, I>e Nic^villo, J. noiiib. N. II. S. ix. p. i?76, nl. O. 

 Hl's. -'0, l'I (1 si ),-,,. 



W. Java. 



This species appears to me to be a Lycwnopsis, in wliich 

 genus the costal antl Hist suhcostai veins are not united by a 

 frenuni. It" I am wrong, it will have to stand near C. dammie 

 and allies ; but the under surface is far more like Lyaenopsis 

 haraldus. 



59. Cyaniris ? dellciosa. 



Cupido deliciosa, Paper stecher, Ent. Nachr. xxii. p. oO (1890) ; Abh. 

 Senck. Ges. xxiii. p. 41<>. pi. xx. fijr. 8 (1897). 



Celebes. 



Appears to me to be a Lyaenopsis. 



60. Cyaniris? C(ira. 



Cyaniris cara, De Nic»5viUe, Jouru. Bomb. N. II. S. xii. p. 143, pi. Z. 

 figs. 19, :>0(1898). 



Celebes. 



Mr. De Nioeville knows his genera of Lyc£enid» ; otherwise 

 I should certainly have supposed this to be a Lyctenesthes 

 near to L. Turneri. 



LXI. — Asiatic Tosteicidjs. 

 By the Ut. IJoii. Loud Walsingham, M.A., LL.D., F.ll !S. 



[Continued from p. 386.] 



TORTRIX, L. 



715 (1). Turtrix dumetana, Tr. 



Tortri.v (Pandemia) dwnetana, St-n'. & Wk. Cat. Lp. Eur. 236. 

 No. 702 (1871). Tortrix dumitana, Meyr. IIB. Br. Lp. p. o;i8 

 (l»9o;, 



Ilab. EUHOPE. COUEA — Gensan, VI. 18SG {Leech). 

 Japan— y^sso — Hakodate, VllL 1886 [Leech). Kashmir 

 — fc>cinde Valley, 7000 feet, VI. 1887 {Leech). 



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