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William Lyne
Sir William John Lyne
Australian politician (1844-1913).
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William Lyne
Date of Birth
4/6/1844
Date of Death
8/3/1913
Member of Political Party
Protectionist Party
Instance Of
Human
Place of Birth
Swansea
Place of Death
Double Bay
Position Held
10 items
Premier of New South Wales
(9/14/1899 - 3/27/1901)
Member of the Australian House of Representatives
(3/29/1901 - 5/31/1913)
Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
(11/29/1880 - 3/20/1901)
Secretary for Public Works
(11/2/1885 - 12/21/1885)
Secretary for Public Works
(2/26/1886 - 1/19/1887)
Minister for Lands
(1/17/1889 - 3/7/1889)
Secretary for Public Works
(10/23/1891 - 8/2/1894)
Treasurer of New South Wales
(9/15/1899 - 3/20/1901)
Vice-President of the Executive Council
(9/14/1899 - 9/15/1899)
Treasurer of Australia
(7/30/1907 - 11/13/1908)
Country of Citizenship
Occupation
Award Received
Given Name
Image
Commons Gallery
Educated At
Described by Source
Family Name
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Work Location
Name in Native Language
Sex or Gender
Writing Language
Australia
Politician
Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George
(5/23/1900)
Point in Time
:
5/23/1900
William
William Lyne
Horton College
The Dictionary of Australasian Biography, 1892
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Lyne, Hon. William John
Dictionary of National Biography, Third Supplement
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Lyne, William John
Lyne
English
Canberra
William Lyne
Male
English
Replaces
:
George Reid
Replaced By
:
John See
Series Ordinal
:
13
Start Time
:
9/14/1899
End Time
:
3/27/1901
Replaced By
:
Robert Patten
Electoral District
:
Hume
Start Time
:
3/29/1901
End Time
:
5/31/1913
Electoral District
:
Hume
Elected In
:
1880 New South Wales Colonial Election
Elected In
:
1882 New South Wales Colonial Election
Elected In
:
1885 New South Wales Colonial Election
Elected In
:
1887 New South Wales Colonial Election
Elected In
:
1889 New South Wales Colonial Election
Elected In
:
1891 New South Wales Colonial Election
Elected In
:
1894 New South Wales Colonial Election
Elected In
:
1895 New South Wales Colonial Election
Elected In
:
1898 New South Wales Colonial Election
Elected In
:
1899 Hume Colonial By-Election
End Cause
:
Resignation
Start Time
:
11/29/1880
End Time
:
3/20/1901
Part Of
:
First Dibbs Ministry (1885)
Start Time
:
11/2/1885
End Time
:
12/21/1885
Part Of
:
Jennings Ministry (1886–87)
Start Time
:
2/26/1886
End Time
:
1/19/1887
Part Of
:
Second Dibbs Ministry (1889)
Start Time
:
1/17/1889
End Time
:
3/7/1889
Part Of
:
Third Dibbs Ministry (1891–1894)
Start Time
:
10/23/1891
End Time
:
8/2/1894
Part Of
:
Lyne Ministry (1899–1901)
Start Time
:
9/15/1899
End Time
:
3/20/1901
Part Of
:
Lyne Ministry (1899–1901)
Start Time
:
9/14/1899
End Time
:
9/15/1899
Replaces
:
John Forrest
Replaced By
:
Andrew Fisher
Start Time
:
7/30/1907
End Time
:
11/13/1908
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