Mr. H. Grose Smith on new Asiatic Butterflies. 265 



Since the previous part was written I have found a frag- 

 ment of Memhranipora cervicorms^ B., from Shark Island, 

 8 fath., and I also overlooked Kirchenpauer's paper in the 

 Proc. Linn. Soc. New South Wales, vol. ix. 1884, in which 

 mention is made of Gatenicella ventricosa^ G. Bushii, Cellu- 

 laria cuspidata, Menipea crystallina^ from the coast near 

 Mount Dromedary, and of Didymia simplex and Bugula 

 dentata near the entrance of the Richmond River. 



Besides the seventy-nine species now recorded from New 

 South Wales there are fortj-three more described by Kirchen- 

 pauer, Busk ('Challenger' Report), and Has well ; but there 

 are still many species that are common in the other colonies 

 and neighbouring seas which have not yet been recorded from 

 New South Wales, though probably, when anyone, following 

 MacGillivray's example, studies the Bryozoa as carefully 

 and systematically as he has done in Victoria, the two 

 colonies will be found to have an equally rich fauna. 



EXPLANATION OF PLATE VII. 



Fig. 1. Tuhulifor a fimbria, Lamk., yKi. pulcJira, MacG., x25. 



Fig, 2. Tuhulipora fimbria, Lamk., var. pulcJira, X 85, showing central 



zooecia and dorsal attachments. 

 Fig. 3. Tubulipora fimbria, Lamk., var. pulchra, X 25, showing dorsal 



attachments of colony. 

 Fig. 4. Lichenopora grignonensis (Busk), X 25, from Vaucluse Point. 

 Fig. 5. Lichenopora ciliata (Busk), X25, from Port Stephens. 

 Fig. 6. Mesenteripora repens, Haswell, X 16. 

 Fig. 7. Mesenteri2)ora repens, Haswell, natural size. 

 Fig. 8. Lichenopora novce-zelandice (Busk), x25, from BondiBay. 



XXX. — Descriptions of eight new Species of Asiatic Butter- 

 flies. By H. Geose Smith. 



Appias Lalassis. 



Male. — Upperside. Both wings white. Anterior wings 

 falcate, with a small black spot at the end of the cell, the 

 apex and outer margin as far as the second median nervule 

 irrorated with black. 



Underside. Anterior wings white, the spot at the end of the 

 cell larger than on the upperside ; a spot between the lower 

 discoidal and first median nervules ; apex pale pinkish brown. 

 Posterior wings pale pinkish brown, shaded with indistinct 

 brown markings. 



Female. — Upperside with the apex of the anterior wings 



