Published Works
- 1890: Australian ballot system, Evening Express Co., 31 pages
- 1893: The Conquest Of Death, 259 pages
- 1893: Task by twilight, B.R. Baumgardt & Co, 211 pages
- 1895: Eucalyptus, B.R. Baumgardt & Co., (Read Books, ISBN 1-4086-6309-0 334 pages, 2008)
- 1900: Forest and water, The Post Pub. Co.
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