706 



53; Studies in Australian Lepidop- 



tera, 57. 

 Turnicidae, 442. 

 Turniciformes, 442. 

 Tychius minutissimus, 596. 

 Tympanocryptis lineata, 470. 

 Typhi opidae, 435. 

 Typhlops australis, 435; bitubercu 



latus, 435. 

 Tyto alba delicatula, 450, 466. 

 Tytonidae, 450. 



Umbelliferae, 49. 645. 

 Croaetus audax, 448. 



Vanellidae, 444. 

 Varanidae, 470. 

 Varanus gouldii, 470. 

 Verbenaceae, 386, 645. 

 Verbena supina, 386. 



V tlT' £-,%>. Exhib it of .scorpion. 



d66; Exhibit of Dinka model of 



elephant, 668. 

 Virago gibberifrons, 448. 

 Vocabularies of South Australian 



Native Languages, 1. 



Waite, E. R., Museum Expedition ■ 

 Introduction, 405; Narrative 407- 

 General Notes, 415; Meteorology', 

 422. Natives, 429; Mammalia 

 and Ophidia, 430; Pisces, 472 

 Exhibits of Axolotl. 670; coloured 

 glass, 665; photograph of hat 

 from New Britain, 667. 



"£ lte E. R., and McCulloch, A 

 K Pisces (Museum Expedition). 



Weeds, Exhibit of, 668. ^ 



Westringia Dampieri, 386. 



Wheeler, W. M., The Australian Ant 

 Genus Mvrmecorhynchus 14 



White, S. A.. Aves (Museum Ex- 

 pedition), 441; Exhibits of beans, 

 665; birds, 663. 665, 668. 669- 

 jinghsh black rat. 667: objects 

 from Port Augusta - Kalgoorlie 

 railway line, 668; photographs 

 °* native rock-shelters. 667. 



Whiteornis goodenovii, 455 



Wingia rectiorella, 103; subrosea, 

 106: synnephela, 103. 



Wirrung vocabulary, 3. 



Wongaidya vocabulary, 12. 

 Wororra Tribe, 21. 



Xanthorhoe sodaliata, 55. 



Xerotes leucocephala, 379. 



Xylophilidae, 179. 



Xylophilus abundans, 185; acaciae, 

 208; alpicola, 184; anthiciceps.. 

 200; basicornis, 185; brachyderes, 

 199 ; cnemopachys, 201 ; conspicil- 

 latus, 188; decipiens, 203; dis- 

 cover, 190; divisus, 202; dolicho- 

 deres, 198: flavicollis, 194; flaro- 

 castaneus, 195; fusciven frits. 205; 

 glaber, 188; immaculatus, 184: 

 uicisus, 185; interioris, 204; inter- 

 ruptus, 185: laterofuscus, 205; 

 Icucostictus, 189; mediofasciatus, 

 201; mierops, 197; mundus, 184; 

 mgrtdavus, 203; norfolcensis, 186; 

 octomaculatus, 183; oblir/uifasci- 

 atus, 193; pachymerus, 192; paren- 

 theticus, 191; pectinicornis, 183; 

 pdosicornis, 187; poerilopterus. 

 196; rufobrunneus, 207; rufahum- 

 eralis, 196 : synopticus, 191 ; tri- 

 chomerus, 206; undatus, 182. 

 Xylorycta amaloptis, 369; citrinopa. 

 369; homoleuca, 370; melanias. 



369: pentachroa, 370; philonymplm. 

 370; tetrazona. 369. 

 Xyloryctidae, 369. 

 Xysmatodoma zonarcha, 374. 



Ypsolophuis holomelas, 374 ; rneli- 

 chrous, 374. 



Zelleria cynetica, 375. 



Zelotechna psittacodes, 103. 



Zietz, F. R,, Lacertilia (Museum 

 Expedition). 469; Exhibits of 

 aboriginal pictographs. 667 ; 



birds. 668; Crustacea. 669; liz- 

 ard. 669 : obsidianites, 667; stone 

 fungi, 668. 



Zodaridae, 483. 



Zonifer tricolor, 445. 



Zonitis breviceps, 270; lonaicevs, 



r 269. * 



Zonopetala tephrastis, 107. 



Zygophyllaceae, 382, 643. 



Zygophyllum fruticulosum, 382. 643; 

 Howittii, 643: hybridum, 643; 

 iodocarpum, 643. 



