]Male.  Wings  above  dark  brownish  ochraceous;  anterior  wings  with  the  apical  half  blackish,
containing  two  transverse  series  of  greyish-white  angulated  spots  placed  between  the  nervules,  and  with  a
somewhat  obscure  series  of  small  greyish-white  marginal  spots,  those  at  the  outer  angle  largest  and  most
distinct ;  two  small  obscure  greyish-white  spots  at  end  of  cell  separated  by  the  upper  discoidal  nervule ;
l)osterior  wings  with  a  very  broad  marginal  greyish-white  fascia,  inwardly  lunulated  and  margined  with
blackish,  containing  a  central  series  of  blackish  spots  with  whitish  centres,  placed  between  the  nervules —
that  at  anal  angle  duplex — and  with  a  narrow  submarginal  blackish  line.  Wings  beneath  brownish-grey ;
anterior  wings  with  the  cell  containing  a  small  black  basal  spot,  and  centrally  crossed  by  a  darker  spot
margined  with  blackish,  an  irregular  darker  fascia  margined  with  blackish  crossing  wing  at  end  of  cell,
where  it  is  widest ;  beyond  the  fascia  the  ground  colour  is  paler,  and  the  whitish  spots  above  are  more  or
less  distinctly  visible  beneath,  a  .waved  dark  line  separating  the  two  discal  series ;  posterior  wings  with  two

*  Proc.  Zool.  Soc.  1882,  p.  243.  f  J.  A.  S.  vol.  l.  p.  54  (1881).
t  A  species  found  iii  North-East  India,  Nias  Island,  Sumatra,  and  Java,  and  therefore  probablv  to  be  discovered  in  the
Malay  Peninsula.
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irregular  darker  fasciae  margined  with  blackish,  one  at  base,  the  other  crossing  disk  and  terminating  on
abdominal  margin;  the  outer  white  fascia  with  spots  faintly  visible  beneath,  its  margin  denoted  bj' two
waved  or  lunulated  lines,  the  innermost  bluish,  the  outer  fuscous  with  the  intervening  ground  colour
ochraceous.     Body  above  and  beneath  and  legs  more  or  less  concolorous  with  wings.
Exp.  wings,  <?  ,  93  millim.
Hab. — Malay  Peninsula;  Sungei  Ujong  (Dui-nford — coll.  Godfery).
