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Richard Butler
Sir Richard Butler
Australian politician (1850–1925).
Wikipedia | Richard Butler (Australian Politician)
Statements about
Richard Butler
Instance Of
Human
Date of Death
4/28/1925
Sex or Gender
Male
Date of Birth
12/3/1850
Given Name
Richard
Image
Position Held
15 items
Premier of South Australia
(3/1/1905 - 7/26/1905)
Replaces
:
John Jenkins
Replaced By
:
Tom Price
Series Ordinal
:
23
Start Time
:
3/1/1905
End Time
:
7/26/1905
Speaker of the South Australian House of Assembly
(7/21/1921 - 5/4/1924)
Replaces
:
Frederick Coneybeer
Replaced By
:
John McInnes
Start Time
:
7/21/1921
End Time
:
5/4/1924
Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
(8/13/1890 - 5/2/1902)
Electoral District
:
Yatala
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Start Time
:
8/13/1890
End Time
:
5/2/1902
Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
(5/3/1902 - 4/4/1924)
Electoral District
:
Barossa
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Parliamentary Group
:
Farmers and Producers Political Union
Parliamentary Group
:
Liberal Union
Parliamentary Group
:
Liberal Federation
Start Time
:
5/3/1902
End Time
:
4/4/1924
Minister of Agriculture
(4/13/1898 - 12/1/1899)
Start Time
:
4/13/1898
End Time
:
12/1/1899
Minister of Education
(4/13/1898 - 12/1/1899)
Start Time
:
4/13/1898
End Time
:
12/1/1899
Treasurer of South Australia
(5/15/1901 - 7/26/1905)
Start Time
:
5/15/1901
End Time
:
7/26/1905
Minister of Lands
(3/1/1905 - 7/26/1905)
Start Time
:
3/1/1905
End Time
:
7/26/1905
Treasurer of South Australia
(12/22/1909 - 6/3/1910)
Start Time
:
12/22/1909
End Time
:
6/3/1910
Minister Controlling Northern Territory
(2/17/1912 - 6/3/1910)
Start Time
:
2/17/1912
End Time
:
6/3/1910
Minister of Public Works
(2/17/1912 - 11/19/1914)
Start Time
:
2/17/1912
End Time
:
11/19/1914
Minister of Marine
(2/17/1912 - 4/3/1915)
Start Time
:
2/17/1912
End Time
:
4/3/1915
Minister of Lands
(11/19/1914 - 4/3/1915)
Start Time
:
11/19/1914
End Time
:
4/3/1915
Treasurer of South Australia
(7/14/1917 - 5/7/1919)
Start Time
:
7/14/1917
End Time
:
5/7/1919
Minister of Agriculture
(12/19/1918 - 5/7/1919)
Start Time
:
12/19/1918
End Time
:
5/7/1919
Place of Birth
Stadhampton
Place of Death
Croydon
Child
Richard L. Butler
Family Name
Butler
Occupation
Politician
Farmer
Cattle Rancher
Country of Citizenship
Australia
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Educated At
St Peter's College
Number of Children
3
Place of Burial
North Road Cemetery
Member of Political Party
Farmers and Producers Political Union
(1905 - 1910)
Start Time
:
1905
End Time
:
1910
Liberal Union
(1910 - 10/16/1923)
Start Time
:
1910
End Time
:
10/16/1923
Liberal Federation
(10/16/1923 - )
Start Time
:
10/16/1923
Name in Native Language
Richard Butler
Award Received
Knight Bachelor
(1913)
Point in Time
:
1913
Work Location
South Australia
Native Language
English
Writing Language
English
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