960 DESCRIPTIONS OF AUSTRALIAN MIORO-LEPIDOPTERA, 



570. (96a.) EuL arclL&peda, n.sp. 



$. 20-21 mm. Head, antennse, and thorax light grey, antenna! 

 cilia tions 1-^-. Palpi grey, upper side white. Abdomen pale 

 greyish-ochreous. Legs dark grey, posterior pair ochreous-whitish. 

 Forewiugs elongate, costa moderately arched, apex rounded, hind- 

 margin very obliquely rounded ; grey, sprinkled with grey- whitish ; 

 a narrow cloudy blackish rather outwards-curved fascia very near 

 base, not reaching inner margin ; six black dots, first in disc at \, 

 second large, on fold directly beneath first, third in disc above 

 middle, fourth in disc at % fifth close beneath fourth, sixth 

 obliquely close below and before fifth ; an obscure line of cloudy 

 blackish nearly connected dots from I of costa to anal angle, curved 

 outwards, beneath costa acutely indented inwards : cilia light 

 grey. Hindwings grey ; cilia pale grey. 



Sydney, New South Wales ; also from Victoria ; three specimens 

 in November. This species has much general lesemblance to 

 Nephogenes foedatella, but is a greyer insect. 



571. (103a.) EuL mochlastis, n.sp. 



$(^. 16-19 mm. Head, palpi, and thorax fuscous-grey, densely 

 mixed with white. Antennte white, annulated with dark fuscous, 

 ci Rations in ^ 1. Abdomen ochreous-whitish, sprinkled with 

 orey. Legs dark grey, ringed with white, posterior pair ochreous- 

 whitish. Forewings elongate, costa moderately arched, apex 

 round-pointed, hindmargin faintly sinuate, very oblique ; in $ pale 

 grey irrorated with fuscous, in 9 fuscous-grey, with more or less 

 irregular white irroration ; an obscure oblique whitish streak from 

 costa near base, followed by a blackish irroration ; a black dot in 

 disc at J, a small blackish mark on fold scarcely obliquely beyond 

 it, and two black dots transversely placed in disc at | ; a cloudy 

 darker bar from costa beyond middle to anal angle, in $ some- 

 times nearly obsolete, preceded and followed by a more pronounced 

 white suffusion ; a line of more or less connected ill-defined 



