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Total length 10 mm. 

 Closely allied to B. albo-marginata Hanitsch, from Samarang, 

 Java (Stettin. Entom. Zeit., vol. XCI (1930), p. 181), but difîering 

 from it by having the ulnar vein of the wing bifurcate, instead of 

 simple, by having the apical triangle svell developed and possessing 

 one style, whilst the Javanese species has none. 



Symploce bimarginalis n. sp. 



1 Ç, Burnside, N. T. May 1931. 



$. Head free, pale testaceous, forehead with a black spot; 

 inter-ocular distance y 2 the width between antennal sockets; 

 antennae fusco-testaceous; palps testaceous, terminal joint brown. 

 Pronotnm with the anterior margin parabolic, posterior margin 

 bluntly angled ; disk testaceous, with a broad black border on 

 either side; latéral margins broadly hyaline. Tegmina exceeding 

 the abdomen by % their length, hyaline to pale testaceous; 

 22 costals; radial vein forked at % of its course; 8 longitudinal 

 discoidal sectors; 5 anals. Wings hyaline, costal area distally 

 yellowish; mediastinal vein 4-ramose; 9 costals, the last two 

 multi-ramose; radial vein forked at 3 / 5 of its course; médian vein 

 simple; ulnar vein with 2 complète and 2 incomplète branches; 

 apical triangle moderate. Supra-anal lamina deeply divided into 

 two sharply-pointed triangular lobes. Cerci testaceous above, 

 white and black banded below. Body below testaceous. Legs 

 testaceous; front femora armed after type A. 



$. Total length 13 mm. 



Readily distinguished by the black border of the pronotal disk 

 from the other known species of Symploce Hebard. 



Symplocodes ridleyi (Shelford.) 



KH2. Hrmithyrsocera ridleyi Shelf. — Trans. Knt. Soc.. Londnn. p. 6HO. 

 pl. LXXX, fig. 15. Singapore.] 

 1 $, Indragiri, Sumatra. A. \. M±( hel, 1899. 



Supellà supellectilium (Serville.) 



IX.'i!). liliiitii supellectilium Serv. — Hist. Ins. Orth., |>. L14. 

 1 $, Koepang, Timor. Dec. Ilt.il. 

 I (sex ?), Port Darwin. X. T. April 1931. 

 Gosmopolitan. 



