26 BULLETIN OF THE LIVERPOOL MUSEUMS 
TONIORNIS, Marsh. (Fossil). 
altus, Marsh. 
ENALIORNITHID. 
ENALIORNIS, Seeley. (Fossil). 
barretti, Seeley. 
BAPTORNIS, Marsh. (Fossil). 
addenus. Marsh. 
EUPTERORNIS, Lemoine. (Fossil). 
remensis, Lemoine. 
Struthiones. 
HPYORNITHIDE. (Fossil). 
FEPYORNIS, /s. Geoffr. 
maximus, Js. Geoffr. 
medius, Milne-Edw. & Grandid. 
modestus, Milne-Edw. & Grandid. 
ingens, Milne-Edw. & Grandid. 
lentus, Milne-Edw. & Grandid. 
mulleri, Milne-Edw. & Grandid. 
titan, Andrews. 
cursor, Milne-Edw. & Grandid. 
hildebrandti, Burckh. 
grandidieri, Rowley. 
MULLERORNIS, Mi/ne-Edw. & Grandid. 
betsilei, Milne-Edw. & Grancid. 
agilis, Milne-Ldw. & Grandid. 
rudis, Milne-Edw. & Grandid. 
DROMORNITHIDE. (Fossil). 
DROMORNIS, Owen. 
australis, Owen. j 
GENYORNIS, Stirling & Zeitz. 
newtoni, Stirling & Zeitz. 
DROMASID &. 
DROMAUS, Viei//. 
novex-hollandiz (Lath.). Hight. 2ad., 1 jr.,3 pull. 2 skel., sundry bones 
New South Wales. 
ater, Vieill. (Extinct). 
irroratus, Bartl. 
patricius, De Vis. (Fossil). 
gracilipes, De Vis. (Fossil). 
queenslandiz (De Vis). (Fossil). 
DINORNITHIDA. (Fossil). 
During my residence in New Zealand it was my good fortune to have the oppor- 
tunity of excavating at Enfield, near Oamaru, two small-areaed superficial 
