688 DESCRIPTIONS OF AUSTRALIAN MICRO-LEPIDOPTERA, 



oblique coarse striguke ; a rather broad white longitudinal 

 streak rather above middle from base to middle of disc, dilating 

 gradually, ill-defined at extremity ; a rather narrow white 

 longitudinal streak beneath costa from middle to apex, generally 

 interrupted at half its length by a very oblique grey line ; a 

 slender blackish-grey oblique streak from inner margin at one- 

 third, reaching half across wing, forming a small spot above 

 subinedian fold ; between this and base are several blackish-grey 

 transverse strigulse, not crossing the white longitudinal streak ; 

 a faint silvery-metallic mark above anal angle, and a faint 

 silvery-metallic line near hindmargin ; a small black apical spot, 

 above which is a snow-white spot in cilia : cilia dark grey, with 

 a blackish spot at apex, and a white spot at base on middle of 

 hindmargin. Hindwings rather thinly scaled, grey, apex dark 

 grey ; cilia light grey, with a dark grey line near base ; veins 

 3 and 4 coincident. 



Allied to S. Jluidana, but without any ochreous colouring, and 

 with a white subcostal streak from middle to apex. 



Six specimens taken amongst low scrub near Sydney and 

 Parramatta, in October, December, and January. 



8. Streps, zopherana, n. sp. 



3 $ . 5"-6". Head, palpi, and thorax grey, more or less 

 irrorated with white, head sometimes almost wholly white ; palpi 

 not tufted. Antennae dark fuscous, in male somewhat thickened 

 and notched at about one-eighth from basal joint. Abdomen dark 

 grey, segmental margins silvery-whitish. Legs whitish, anterior 

 and middle tibiae and all tarsi sharply banded with dark fuscous. 

 Forewings very narrow, costa slightly arched, apex produced, 

 hindmargin sinuate, very oblique ; dark grey, irrorated with 

 whitish ; costa very obliquely strigulated with blackish-grey ; a 

 rather broad ill-defined white streak beneath costa from base to 

 apex, crossed by an oblique dark grey fascia-like streak before 



