• Fig 1. Dasyuris enysii male
• Fig 2. Izatha griseata female, now known as Anarsia dryinopa
• Fig 3. Gelechia aerobatis female (Plate XLV., fig. 24 male), now known as Kiwaia aerobatis.
• Fig 4. Limnaecia phragmitella male
• Fig 5. Porina gourlayi male, now known as Dioxycanus oreas.
• Fig 6. Porina gourlayi female, now known as Dioxycanus oreas.
• Fig 7. Pieris rapae male (Plate LIV., fig. 24 larva, fig. 25 pupa)
• Fig 8. Gelophaula aenea male
• Fig 9. Crambus angustipennis male (Plate XX., fig. 38), now known as

Orocrambus angustipennis

• Fig 10. Glaucocharis stella female
• Fig 11. Dasypodia cymatodes female
• Fig 12. Porina enysii female variety (Plate XLI., figs. 7-10), now known as Aoraia enysii
• Fig 13. Eucymatoge dryocyma female, now known as Austrocidaria gobiata
• Fig 14. Scoparia chalicodes female
• Fig 15. Argyria pentadactyla female (Plate XX., fig. 48), now known as Tawhitia pentadactylus
• Fig 16. Trachypepla ocneropis female, now known as Mermeristis ocneropis
• Fig 17. Gymnobathra origenes female
• Fig 18. Xanthorhoe iolanthe female (antennae conjectural), now known as Hydriomena iolanthe
• Fig 19. Aletia loreyi male, now known as Leucania stenographa
• Fig 20. Scoparia apheles female
• Fig 21. Tauroscopa howesi male, now known as Tauroscopa gorgopis
• Fig 22. Tinea cymodoce female (Plate XLVII., fig. 13 male), now known as Tinea astraea
• Fig 23. Epithectis ? transversella female, now known as Athrips zophochalca.
• Fig 24. Borkhausenia marcida male, now known as Tingena marcida
• Fig 25. Chloroclystis bilineolata male variety, now known as Pasiphila bilineolata
• Fig 26 Chloroclystis melanocentra male, now known as Pasiphila humilis
• Fig 27. Pieris rapae female