FURTHER NOTES ON AUSTRALIAN COLEOPTERA, 
WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF NEw GENERA AND 
SPECIES. 
By the Rev. T. Biackspurn, B.A. 
[Read October 1, 1895,] 
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CARABID Zi. 
AGONOCHILA. 
A. Kocbelei, sp. nov. Breviter pubescens ; picea, capite protho- 
raceque plus minusve rufescentibus, elytris fasciis 2 irregu- 
laribus valde contortis pallide testaceis ornatis, antennis 
palpis pedibusque testaceis ; prothorace fortiter transverso, 
antice parum emarginato, crebre leviter minus subtiliter 
punctulato, lateribus fere equaliter rotundatis bisetosis, 
angulis posticis fere rectis ; elytris vix striatis, fere ut pro- 
thorax punctulatis. Long., 131; lat., +1. 
This species may be readily distinguished by its small size and 
the unusual markings of its elytra. These latter consist of two 
strongly zigzag fascie the anterior of which is much wider than 
the posterior, its zigzags so strong as to extend from near the 
base of the elytra to considerably behind their middle. The 
posterior fascia is subapical. The markings bear a certain resem- 
blance to those of Hucalyptocola Mastersi, Macl., but the two 
insects are very widely distinct. 
N. Queensland ; presented to me by Mr. Koebele. 
A. stictica, sp. nov. Breviter pubescens; picea vel rufo-picea, 
antennis palpis pedibusque testaceis, elytris maculis testaceis 
senis elongatis (his longitudinaliter positis) ornatis ; pro- 
thorace fortiter transverso, antice emarginato, leviter sub- 
tiliter (ad latera magis crasse) punctulato, lateribus bisetosis 
medium versus perspicue angulatis pone medium manifeste 
sinuatis, angulis posticis rectis ; elytris vix striatis, subtilius 
sat fortiter sat crebre punctulatis. Long., 12 1.; lat., 4 1. 
Readily distinguished from the preceding structurally by the 
distinctly angulate sides of its prothorax. Very distinct from its 
previously described congeners by the markings of its elytra 
which seem to be quite constant though more or less conspicuous 
according as the ground-color is darker or lighter. They consist 
on each elytron of six testaceous elongate spots placed as follows: 
—One almost touching the base, two placed side by side about 
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