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. Ontario Sessional Papers, 1894, . al Society Geological Section Librarian Microscopical Montreal Branch Ornithological Treasurer Riley, Dr. C. V., article by I; -• - tw-flies 77 10 14 7 4 4 15 4 14 6 13 3 76 21 Satyrus Xephele 39 Scolytids and their imported enemy 71 Scudders Guide to 31,106 Scudder, S. H, article by 110 Season of 1893 39 Silpha bituberosa 6, 8 Smiths Catalogue of Noctuiise 106 Smith, J. B., by 68, M Sphinx quinque maculata 27 Spraying fruit-trees in blossom 102 Squash borer 68 Stainton, the late H. T 108 Sunflower, inse
. Ontario Sessional Papers, 1894, . al Society Geological Section Librarian Microscopical Montreal Branch Ornithological Treasurer Riley, Dr. C. V., article by I; -• - tw-flies 77 10 14 7 4 4 15 4 14 6 13 3 76 21 Satyrus Xephele 39 Scolytids and their imported enemy 71 Scudders Guide to 31,106 Scudder, S. H, article by 110 Season of 1893 39 Silpha bituberosa 6, 8 Smiths Catalogue of Noctuiise 106 Smith, J. B., by 68, M Sphinx quinque maculata 27 Spraying fruit-trees in blossom 102 Squash borer 68 Stainton, the late H. T 108 Sunflower, insects attacking 9 System* frontalis 9 Telea Polyphemus Thyreonotus, song of Thyridopteryx ephenipraiformis Tomato worm Tortoise beetle Treasurer. Keport of Tmuhx C ilumba Turnip rlea-beetle Ufeus Satyricus Urocerid*, Canadian 60782728 349 9 3949 Vanessa Antiopa Vedalia cardinalis. importation leaf-hopper 27 .. 80, 85 9 Webster, F. M., article by 88 Westwood, the late Professor 107 White grubs gi Wire-worms yi Xyleborus dispar 11. 28. REV. C. J. S. BETHUNE, , V. C. L., F. R. S. C PRESIDENT of the Entomological Society of Ontario, 1871-5 ; 1890-2. Vice- Pkesi dent 1876-7, 1879, 1881, 1886-7. Editor of The Canadian Entomologist, 1868-1873, 1886-1894. 57 Victoria. Sessional Papers (No. 35). A. 1894 TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT OF Till. ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY OE ONTARIO Tii the Honorabh the M ire: Sir,— I have the honor to present herewith the twenty-fourth annual report f tinKntotnological Society of Ontario, which shows that good progress Las been made in everyline of work that it has undertaken. While 1 should not omit to refer to the mainten-ance of the Societys world-wide reputation as one of the leaders in Bconomii Entomology,it is worthy of mention that the local interest and membership of the Society shows adecided increase, proving that the methods adopted by the Society for the attainment ofits ends are well suited to the purpose. I have the honor to be, Sir, Y
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