136 Col. C. Swinhoe on 
the collar, three on thorax, central and on the sides: fore 
wings with three parallel upright bands before the middle, 
the first being short and close to the base; an angular band 
from costa at three fourths to vein 2 above the hinder angle, 
then elbowed straight to a spot at the end of the cell, below 
which is a short nearly upright band from the middle of the 
hinder margin; a submarginal even line, another similar 
marginal line: hind wings with a band before the middle 
extending to the anal angle; a discal band elbowed at vein 3 
and turned upwards; a submarginal line not reaching the 
abdominal margin, and a marginal line; cilia of both wings 
white, containing a basal blackish line and grey tips. 
Expanse of wings 1,8, inch. 
Rangoon. 
In one example the bands are much broader than in the 
others and there is some ochreous suffusion at the anal angle 
of the hind wings. 
Tabidia inconsequens. 
Nymphula (?) inconsequens, Warren, Ann. & Mag. Nat. Hist. (6) xvii. 
p- 204 (1896). 
Orphnophanes inconsequens, Hmpsn. Moths Ind. iv. p. 231 (1896). 
Dawson, Queensland. 
Though the examples from Australia are greyer and less 
yellowish than the Khasia Hill forms, I can find no specitic 
difference. 
This species is made an Orphnophanes in the B. M., a 
genus belonging to the Hydrocampide; but vein 10 of fore 
wings is only closely approximated to 9 and 8 and vein 2 rises 
from close to base—a characteristic, as Hampson himself says, 
of Tabidia type. 
Pagyda pulverulenta, nov. 
¢. Pale ochreous brown ; palpi beneath white: hind wings 
with the costal space whitish, otherwise the ochreous-brown 
colour is very uniform throughout; transverse lines brown, 
disposed much as in P. salvalis, Walker, and P. discolor, 
Swinh., but very fine and thin; the submarginal line straight 
as in discolor, but composed of dots; marginal line brown ; 
cilia slightly paler than the wing-colour, with a brown basal 
line. Underside ochreous grey, shining. 
Expanse of wings 1 inch. 
Khasia Hills. 
