Second Holder Ministry

The Second Holder Ministry was the 42nd Ministry of the Government of South Australia, led by Frederick Holder. It commenced on 8 December 1899, following the defeat of the seven-day Solomon Ministry. It was succeeded by the Jenkins Ministry on 15 May 1901, following Holder's retirement from state politics to enter federal politics, and his replacement as leader of the liberal faction in parliament by his Chief Secretary, John Jenkins.^[1]

Notes

¹ Lee Batchelor, the Minister for Education and Agriculture, was a member of the United Labor Party. He was the first Labor member in Australia to serve in a non-Labor Cabinet, with the support of his party.

Ministries of South Australia
Finniss Baker Torrens Hanson Reynolds (1) Reynolds (2) Waterhouse (1) Waterhouse (2) Dutton (1) Ayers (1) (2) Blyth (1) Dutton (2) Ayers (3) Hart (1) Boucaut (1) Ayers (4) Hart (2) Ayers (5) Strangways (1) Strangways (2) Hart (3) Blyth (2) Ayers (6) Ayers (7) Blyth (3) Boucaut (2) Boucaut (3) Colton (1) Boucaut (4) Morgan Bray Colton (2) Downer (1) Playford II (1) Cockburn Playford II (2) Holder (1) Downer (2) Kingston Solomon Holder (2) Jenkins Butler I Price Peake (1) Verran Peake (2) Vaughan Peake (3) Barwell Gunn Hill (1) Butler II (1) Hill (2) Richards Butler II (2) Playford IV (1) Playford IV (2) Walsh Dunstan (1) Hall Dunstan (2) Corcoran Tonkin Bannon Arnold Brown Olsen Kerin Rann Weatherill

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