Solomon Ministry

The Solomon Ministry was the 41st Ministry of the Government of South Australia, led by Vaiben Louis Solomon. It commenced on 1 December 1899, following the defeat of the Kingston Ministry over proposed extensions to suffrage, but lasted only a week before it was ousted in favour of the new Leader of the Opposition, Frederick Holder, who formed the Second Holder Ministry on 8 December 1899. It was the shortest-lived ministry in the history of South Australia.^[1]

Office	Minister
Premier Treasurer	Vaiben Louis Solomon MHA
Chief Secretary	Lancelot Stirling MLC
Attorney-General	Paddy Glynn MHA
Commissioner of Crown Lands	Alexander Poynton MHA
Commissioner of Public Works	Ben Rounsevell MHA
Minister of Education and Agriculture	Thomas Burgoyne MHA

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

References

↑ "Statistical Record of the Legislature, 1836-2009" (PDF). Parliament of South Australia. Retrieved 19 September 2015.

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