BY E. MEYRICK. 
1581 
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; oany, West Australia, in December ; very common on fences 
I beneath Uticalyptus. 
‘ 595. (125e.) Lin. cydophray^na, n.sp. 
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} 18-21 mm. Head ochreous-yellovv. Palpi yellowish-white, 
I basal § of second joint, and anterior edge of terminal joint dark 
; fuscous. Antennae and thorax dai'k fuscous. Abdomen whitish- 
i ochreous, base of segments grey. Legs dark fuscous, middle pair 
i suffused with yellowish towards apex of joints, posterior pair 
I ochreous-yellowish. Forewings moderately broad, costa moderately 
arched, apex obtuse, hindmai’gin rather oblique, nearly straight, 
! rounded beneath ; white, sometimes faintly ochreous-tinged ; 
; mai’kings dark ochreous-brown ; a small mark on base of inner 
! margin ; a rather inwardly oblique x’ather narrow bar from inner 
I margin at reaching ^ across wing ; a rather narrow straight 
fascia from ? of costa to beyond middle of inner margin ; a fascia 
from ^ of costa to anal angle, rather narrow at extremities, 
remainder dilated into an oval patch which includes a similar 
smaller white patch ; a streak round apex and upper half of hind- 
margin, broadest at apex, attenuated to extremities : cilia white, 
base more or less strongly ochreous-tinged. Hindwings rather 
light fuscous-grey ; cilia whitish-ochreous, tips paler. 
Bathurst (2700 feet). New South Wales, in February and 
March ; five specimens sent by Mrs. Stephenson. 
596. (125f.) Lin. tnedtanica, n.sp. 
(J. 21 mm. Head ochreous-yellow. Palpi ochreous-yellow, 
basal half of second joint dark fuscous. Antennje dark fuscous. 
Thorax dark fuscous, posterior margin rather broadly pale ochre- 
ous-yellowish. Abdomen rather dark fu.scou.s, lateral margins 
ochreous-yellowi.sh. Legs dark fuscous, posterior pair ochreous- 
yellowi.sh. Forewings elongate, posteriorly slightly dilated, costa 
gently arched, apex rounded, hindniargin oblnjuely rounded ; dark 
fuscous; markings light ochreou.s-ycllow; a narrow streak along 
costa from base to J, rather dilated towards base, where it touches 
