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M. (fl. 1906-1913) M. (fl. 1906-1913) i(A87461 works by)
Writing name for: J. B. O'Hara
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1 Mavrowhatd'youcallit i "When England's champions shall fight,", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1913 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 26 June vol. 108 no. 3022 1913; (p. 1086)
1 The Ballad of the Forty Thieves i "Where there is jewels to be got,", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1913 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 19 June vol. 108 no. 3021 1913; (p. 1032)
1 Archbishop O'Malley i "They say that King O'Malley,", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1912 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 29 August vol. 117 no. 2979 1912; (p. 354)
1 The Modern Japanese i "Now, Yogi was a Japanese of very modern brand,", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1912 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 8 August vol. 117 no. 2976 1912; (p. 220)
1 The Age of Woman i "When the Countess of Warwick was younger far", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1912 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 16 May vol. 116 no. 2964 1912; (p. 753)
1 Thirty-Five i "Oh, Premiers! By what foolish thought", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1912 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 1 February vol. 116 no. 2949 1912; (p. 164)
1 Nobody! i "Nobody knew, and Nobody saw,", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1911 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 20 April vol. 114 no. 2908 1911; (p. 580)
1 Mr Fisher's Meaning i "O'Mailey talks with cheerful cant,", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1911 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 30 March vol. 114 no. 2905 1911; (p. 462)
1 A Simple Method i "This rule is a sound one; apply it", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1911 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 23 February vol. 114 no. 2900 1911; (p. 256)
1 Taking Him Home M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1911 single work short story
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 12 January vol. 114 no. 2894 1911; (p. 53)
1 Music - A Reverie i "The song the wild bee murmurs to the flower,", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1911 single work poetry
— Appears in: Punch , 12 December vol. 115 no. Annual 1911; (p. 31)
1 The Cup i "The teardrops chase on the Wowser's face", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1911 single work poetry
— Appears in: Punch , 2 November vol. 115 no. 2936 1911; (p. 702)
1 The Eclipsh i "We went out lookin' f'r the moon - hic! - early on Saturday night.", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1909 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 2 December vol. 111 no. 2836 1909; (p. 853)
1 Mr Taylor i "There's a crowd of happy pairs in the hall and on the stairs", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1909 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 21 October vol. 111 no. 2830 1909; (p. 617)
1 The Club i "When Bill the Burglar sees that frost is night,", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1909 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 14 October vol. 111 no. 2829 1909; (p. 575)
1 Things Lacking i "I lack - that bright attraction which", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1909 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 23 September vol. 111 no. 2826 1909; (p. 479)
1 Sir Josiah i "All troubles are past; there is fusion at last, and the motion November move as it ought;", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1909 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 15 July vol. 111 no. 2816 1909; (p. 82)
1 The Shutters i "Mid multitudinous moanings moves the world upon its way.", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1909 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 8 July vol. 111 no. 2815 1909; (p. 42)
1 Last Week i "Phew! Wasn't it hot?", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1909 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 11 March vol. 110 no. 2798 1909; (p. 325)
1 Bores i "'Put down the bores!'", M. (fl. 1906-1913) , 1909 single work poetry
— Appears in: Melbourne Punch , 25 February vol. 110 no. 2796 1909; (p. 253)
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