Partial List of Works
- The Orderly Officer, 1894.
- The School's Honour, Sunday School Union, 1894.
- Frank's First Term, 1896.
- The Triple Alliance, Nelson, 1897.
- Dormitory Flag, Nelson, 1899.
- Mobsley's Mohicans, 1900.
- Heads or Tails, Nelson, 1901.
- With Wellington To Waterloo, 1901.
- All Play and No Work, 1901.
- Highway Pirates, or the Secret Place at Coverthorne, 1904.
- Under Padlock and Seal, Nelson, 1905.
- Play the Game, Nelson, 1906.
- True to his Nickname, Nelson, 1906.
- Off the wicket, 1910.
- A Week At The Sea, 1910.
- Not Cricket!, Partridge, 1912.
- Between Two Schools, Nelson, 1923.
- Won for the School, Collins, 1927.
- The Cock House Cup, Nelson, 1933.
- No Surrender!: The Story of Captain Scott's Journey to the South Pole, Nelson, 1933.
- A CLOSE FINISH and Other School Stories, Partridge, 1934.
- Chums At Charlhurst, Nelson, 1936.
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