The specimen was speared in my presence by Wallup, on the 8th of June, 1841.

The TOORJENONG grows to a large size, exceeding twenty pounds in weight.

It is a gross feeder, and its flesh is hard and dry, but the head and sides are much prized by the natives, and the head of a large one makes tolerable soup.
No.

45 .-- LATRIS?
(vix.

GERRES ?)--Native name QUIKE or QUIK, (horned).
"Rays, 9-16; A.3-16; P.14; V.1-5." Caught by the hook, off Rocky Point, on the 17th of August, 1844.