"The Netted Lepsiella." Nearly oval, somewhat angular, rather thick; pinkish, with large brown spots on the nodules; spiral ribs numerous, small; axial striae, line, appearing only in the intervals between the spiral ribs; spire conic, somewhat elevated; protoconch of one-and-a-half turns, smooth, yellowish; spire whorls bear a zone of brown rather distant nodules, forming a keel; body-whorl, longer than the spire, angulated, with rows of similar brown nodulations; mouth oval-oblong, somewhat angular, pinkish, marked inside with a few rays; outer lip simple, subangulated medially. Height 12, diam. 6 mm. All round the coast of South Australia; beach and down to 110 fathoms, (mostly not beyond 20 fathoms). Not common. ('Type locality—Gulf St. Vincent.) Also Western Australia— Esperance, Ellensbrook, Yallingup, Hopetown.