• Fig. 1. Cnephasia melanophaea male
• Fig. 2. Cnephasia melanophaea female
• Fig 3. Borkhausenia letharga, named after Tingena letharga, male
• Fig. 4. Harmologa columella male
• Fig 5. Gelechia caerulaea, named after Kiwaia caerulaea (Hudson, 1925), male
• Fig 6. Mallobathra fragilis, now known as Reductoderces microphanes (Meyrick, 1888), male. However Dugdale 1988 p69 states that this treatment refers to an undescribed species.
• Fig 7. Phthorimaea quieta, now known as Kiwaia thyraula (Meyrick, 1885), female
• Fig 8. Lathicrossa prophetica, male
• Fig. 9. Scoparia pachyerga male now known as Eudonia pachyerga (Meyrick, 1927)
• Fig. 10. Scoparia lychnophanes female
• Fig. 11. Xanthorhoe glaciata male, now known as Asaphodes glaciata
• Fig 12. Corocosma memorabilis female
• Fig 13. Tinea aetherea male
• Fig 14. Hectaema decoranda female
• Fig 15. Barea ambigua now known as Gymnobathra ambigua (Philpott, 1926), male
• Fig 16. Crypsitricha generosa male
• Fig 17. Glyphipterix scintilla male
• Fig 18. Thectophila acmotypa female
• Fig 19. Simaethis urbana, now known as Asterivora urbana (Clarke, 1926), male
• Fig 20. Proteodes melographa male
• Fig 21. Philobota amenena, now known as Leptocroca amenena (Meyrick, 1888), female
• Fig 22. Borkhausenia paula, now known as Tingena paula (Philpott, 1927), female
• Fig. 23. Harmologa toroterma female
• Fig 24. Simaethis nivescens now known as Asterivora nivescens (Philpott, 1926), female
• Fig. 25. Catamacta calligypsa now known as Pyrgotis calligypsa (Meyrick, 1926), female
• Fig. 26. Cnephasia paterna male
• Fig 27. Proteodes clarkei female
• Fig. 28. Epichorista triorthota now known as Ecclitica triorthota (Meyrick, 1927)
• Fig. 29. Carposina sanctimonea female
• Fig 30. Diptychophora bipunctella female now known as Glaucocharis bipunctella. Hudson in The Supplement to the butterflies and moths of New Zealand stated that this image was taken

from a rather aberrant specimen of the closely allied Glaucocharis harmonica.

• Fig 31. Hierodoris insignis female
• Fig 32. Tinea lindsayi now known as Archyala lindsayi (Philpott, 1927), male
• Fig 33. Sagephora jocularis female