Observations on six rare fishes recently captured in Tasmanian waters

Detailed descriptions and observations on six rare fishes recently captured in Tasmanian waters -The following are the Fishes particularly referred to: Family Percidae-Genus oligorus, Oligorus gigas. Owen.
Hapuka. Family Pristipomatidae:—Genus Erythrichthys: Erythrichthys nitidus. Rich. This is the first representative of the species seen by me during a residence of 14 years in Tasmania. I have reason to believe, however, that it is seen by fishermen occasionally in the neighborhood of Swansea.Usually found Molucca sea, Sunda sea, Australasian seas and Pacific.
Family Cirrhitidae.
Latris ciliaris. Forst.
Locally known as "Moki," in New Zealand. Habitat-Port Jackson and Tasmania, not common; New Zealand, abundant.
Family Centriscidae:.
Centriscus scolopax, L. The Snipe, Bugler, or Trumpet Fish. Habitat-Atlantic, South Coast of England, Mediterranean, Tasmania.
Family Labridae Cossyphus unimaculatus. Gunth.
"Pig Fish" of Sydney Fishermen (Macleay).
No doubt, like the Schnapper, it is a straggler, otherwise it would be captured more frequently on our trumpeter fishing grounds.
Labrichthys mortonii, n.s. Habitat: Mouth of Derwent: Found occasionally at a depth of 40 to 50 fathoms.