1044 DESCRIPTIONS OF NEW LEPIDOPTERA, 



elongate, costa strongly arched; apex rounded, hindmargin obliquely 

 rounded ; pale yellow ; all veins and folds marked with somewhat 

 irregular red lines ; a red transverse basal streak ; a small red spot 

 on costa near base, and another in middle ; a red bar from cell to 

 inner margin at £, and another from end of cell ; a small irregular 

 red spot near inner margin before middle ; a red line along hind- 

 margin and apical fifth of costa : cilia pale yellow, base red. 

 Hindwings and cilia bright orange. 



Bo wen, Queensland ; two specimens (Coll. Macleay). 



Enaem. caminaea, n. sp. 



$. 25-26 mm., (j). 30-31 mm. Head and palpi bright orange. 

 Antennse white, base orange. Thorax in £ brown-red, in (J) flesh- 

 colour. Abdomen orange-yellow. Legs orange, middle tibiae and 

 tarsi and posterior tarsi whitish. Forewings elongate-oblong, 

 costa moderately arched, apex rounded, hindmargin obliquely 

 rounded ; in £ brown-red, in ^ flesh-colour ; a deep yellow streak 

 along inner margin from near base to f , attenuated posteriorly ; 

 costal edge narrowly orange except towards base ; markings 

 yellowish- white ; a small semi-oval spot on costa beyond J, and a 

 smaller subquadrate spot beyond § ; a similar quadrate spot above 

 dorsal streak at ^, and two dots further on, last on end of streak ; 

 sometimes two or three very minute dots in disc posteriorly ; a very 

 small apical spot, and a dot on middle of hindmargin, in £ some- 

 times both nearly obsolete : cilia orange. Hindwings orange- 

 yellow, apical third suffusedly brown-red, in Q more orange ; cilia 

 orange. 



Newcastle, New South Wales ; four specimens (Australian 

 Museum). 



Ceratophysetis, n. g. 



Head with appressed scales; ocelli present; tongue well-developed. 

 Antennae J, in g with basal 5 extremely swollen, somewhat com- 

 pressed laterally, clothed with scales, central portion very shortly 

 lamellated, apex filiform. Labial palpi short, arched, smoothly 

 scaled, terminal joint shorter than second, acute. Maxillary palpi 



