Eastern and Australian Moths. 465 



drawer uo. !<:<; it is, liowever, differently shaped, and has an 

 oranpe instead ot" brown liead, and tlie niaikings are of 

 an entiiely different cliaracter. 



Narosa concinna, nov. 



cJ . Greyish orange; ])alpi black at the sides ; frons and a 

 8trij)e behind the collar white ; thorax red, with white stripes : 

 fore win^ with the costal and cell portions mostly yellowish 

 white, the lower portion of the winf^ with many sinuous and 

 outwardly curved short red bands, with yellowish-white 

 bands between them ; outer third of the wing with the veins 

 red and prominent, intersected by a pale band which curves 

 inwards and makes two red bands on the upper disc : hind 

 wings yellowish white without markings: underside ochreous 

 grey, with the veins pale and distinct, the hind wings slightly 

 the paler. 



Expanse of wings 1 inch. 



{Sarawak, Borneo. 



Allied to A^ conspersn, Walker. 



Family Lymantriidae. 

 Euproctis Jfuvociliata, nov. 



?. Head and collar dull ochreous; thorax brown, with 

 some ochreous hairs in front and at the sides : fore wings 

 purplish brown, with an ochreous tinge, the ground-colour 

 being ochreous, thickly irrorated with minute purple-brown 

 atoms : hind wings pur|)lish brown without the ochreous 

 tinge, consequently rather darker and duller in colour ; both 

 wings without any niaikings ; cilia long and bright ochreous ; 

 abdomen brown, abdominal tuft ochreous white, silky : under- 

 side with the i)ectus and legs ochreous; body and wings of a 

 uniform purple-brown, except for some ochreous hairs at the 

 base ; costal line of fore wings and cilia of both wings 

 ochreous. 



Expanse of wings 2 inches. 



Perak. 



Allied to E. conspersa, Felder, but browner and with the 

 irrorations very minute, and not coarse and black as in that 

 species, the fringes distinctly yellow, whicii is not the case in 

 K. conspersa. 



Family Arctiidae. 

 Subfamily Abctiinm. 

 lihodogastria fumida^ nov. 

 <J . Palpi crimson ; anteuiiie brcwn, crimson at the base; 



