of Heterocera from Japan. 403 
ferior caudal process; marginal line silvery white, edged inter- 
nally with brown. Under surface whity brown, striated with 
blackish ; primaries suffused with grey. Expanse 1 inch. 
Yokohama (Jonas). 
Some examples are rather smaller and much paler than the 
type. 
184. Erosta rapha, un. sp. 
Snow-white ; wings crossed near the base by a semicircular 
series of dark brown dots: primaries with a very irregular 
red-brown discal band, margined and intersected by blackish 
lines and bounded externally by subconfluent large black spots ; 
two subapical black dots connected with the apex by a black 
line ; a sigmoidal pale-brown marking near the outer margin ; 
base of costa blackish: secondaries with the external area 
excepting at apex broadly red-brown, interrupted by one or 
two small white spots, and internally by an angulated white- 
edged brown discal line; margin trom the superior caudal 
process downwards dark brown ; a black dot below the inferior 
process: body spotted with blackish. Under surface white ; 
basal area sordid ; external area, especially of primaries, varied 
with smoky brown. Expanse 11 lines. 
Hakodaté (Whitely). 
185. Hrosia azela, n. sp. 
Primaries above with the basal two thirds, excepting a 
creamy patch at centre of inner margin, chocolate-brown, 
crossed by two parallel tawny transverse lines ; external area 
silvery white, brown-speckled internally, and interrupted by 
a marginal series of triangular brown spots: secondaries with 
the basal half cream-coloured, bounded by a brown discal 
belt ; external area silvery white ; marginal spots as in pri- 
maries, but smaller; fringe spotted with brown: head and 
thorax blackish ; shoulders plumbaginous ; abdomen cream- 
coloured. Under surface altogether paler, but very similar in 
character to the upper surface. Expanse 11 lines. 
Yokohama (Jonas). 
Caberidz. 
CaBERA, Treitschke. 
186. Cabera eliela, n. sp. 
Whity brown: primaries crossed by nine irregular white 
stripes, the fifth and sixth of which are convergent in the 
centre, and form the central band, the ninth submarginal and 
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