Cerithium matukense Watson, 1886. Length, 69 mm; diameter, 15 mm. Shell: conic-elongate; with beaded spiral threads; cream spirally banded with brown. Spire: teleoconch of about 18 barely convex whorls; suture impressed, shallow. Sculpture: four spiral threads on each whorl, the apical spirals more prominently beaded than the last whorl; base of the last whorl with five smooth threads; interspaces between the spirals smooth and of greater diameter than the threads; whorls with occasional varices. Aperture: subcircular; outer lip thin and flaring; columella straight; siphonal canal recurved. Shells are rarely found, occurring at depths of 40 m. C. matukense was described from Fiji from shells dredged at depths of 310 fathoms.