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All ministers were re-elected and so the Hughes Cabinet continued in office
unchanged, except that Senator Millen, previously Vice-President of the
Executive Council, was given a new portfolio of Repatriation. Littleton Groom, son
of W. H. ...
All ministers were re-elected and so the Hughes Cabinet continued in office
unchanged, except that Senator Millen, previously Vice-President of the
Executive Council, was given a new portfolio of Repatriation. Littleton Groom, son
of W. H. ...
Page 230
Hughes had succeeded to the Attorney-General's portfolio on Menzies'
resignation. Page made no changes in the membership of his caretaker ministry.
Fearing that Menzies had the numbers in the U.A.P. caucus, Page and Casey
cabled ...
Hughes had succeeded to the Attorney-General's portfolio on Menzies'
resignation. Page made no changes in the membership of his caretaker ministry.
Fearing that Menzies had the numbers in the U.A.P. caucus, Page and Casey
cabled ...
Page 485
174 portfolios in Lyons Government, 200, 214-5 prosecutes John Brown & Co.,
167 resigns Opposition Leadership for Lyons, 185, 214 retires from politics, 215,
216 La Trobe (federal electorate), 321 Lawler, Ray, 334 Lawrence. D. H., 222 ...
174 portfolios in Lyons Government, 200, 214-5 prosecutes John Brown & Co.,
167 resigns Opposition Leadership for Lyons, 185, 214 retires from politics, 215,
216 La Trobe (federal electorate), 321 Lawler, Ray, 334 Lawrence. D. H., 222 ...
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ANATIONFOR A CONTINENT c 19001903 | 12 |
Arrival of the New Baby | 19 |
Legislation and White Australia | 29 |
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