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The marine molluscan fauna of New South Wales was eatalogued by Hedley ten years ago; since then colleeting has been carried on intensively and the distribu:tion of many species determined. Mr. A. W. O'Sullivan made collections at the Richmond River and these indicated that a rich fauna with a sprinkling of northern forms exists there and that many records will be added from that area. This is confirmed by collections made at Caloundra, Queensland, by Whitley, Mort and myself, where many northern forms were eommonly found and most of whieh probably occur in northern New South Wales. The late Mr. G. MacAndrew searched at Shellharbour, and Master Consett Davies at Bulli, while Mr. A. J. Thackway has made collections at many places along the coast, notably at Port Stephens, regarding which a separate aecount may be published. . . The beaches around Sydney from Palm Beaeh in the north to Cronulla in the south have been continually searched by Whitley, Mort, Davies, and myself, and many species regarded as rare have been found to be of common occurrence. With Qther officers of the Museum staff, Messrs. McNeill, Livingstone, Whitley, Boardman, and Fleteher, I investigated the marine fauna of Gunnamatta Bay, Port Hacking, and obtained a large series of soft-bodied mollusea, which it is proposed to deal with separately. In the determination of many species it has been found necessary to discuss the range of the species throughout southern Australia and a. list is being prepared embodying the results of the investigations.

More notes on the marine Mollusca of New South Wales