This is a list of members of the South Australian House of Assembly from 1893 to 1896, as elected at the 1893 colonial election:[1]
Name |
Party |
Electorate |
Term of office |
William Archibald |
Labor |
Port Adelaide |
1893–1910 |
George Ash |
NDL |
Albert |
1890–1897 |
Harry Bartlett |
|
Yorke Peninsula |
1887–1896 |
Lee Batchelor |
Labor |
West Adelaide |
1893–1901 |
William Blacker |
|
Noarlunga |
1892–1913 |
Thomas Henry Brooker |
|
West Torrens |
1890–1905 |
Thomas Burgoyne |
|
Newcastle |
1884–1915 |
Richard Butler |
|
Yatala |
1890–1924 |
Robert Caldwell |
NDL |
Onkaparinga |
1884–1902 |
John William Castine |
NDL |
Wooroora |
1884–1902 |
Hon Alfred Catt |
|
Gladstone |
1881–1906 |
James Cock |
|
Victoria |
1890–1899 |
Hon John Cockburn |
|
Mount Barker |
1884–1898 |
Hon Sir Jenkin Coles |
NDL |
Light |
1875–1878, 1881–1911 |
Frederick Coneybeer |
Labor |
East Torrens |
1893–1921, 1924–1930 |
Andrew Dods Handyside |
NDL |
Albert |
1885–1904 |
Henry Edward Downer |
NDL |
Encounter Bay |
1881–1896 |
Hon Sir John Downer |
NDL |
Barossa |
1878–1901 |
Richard Foster |
|
Newcastle |
1893–1906 |
William Gilbert |
NDL |
Yatala |
1881–1906 |
Clement Giles |
NDL |
Frome |
1887–1902 |
Peter Paul Gillen |
|
Stanley |
1889–1896 |
Paddy Glynn [2] |
NDL |
North Adelaide |
1887–1890, 1895–1896, 1897–1901 |
Henry Allerdale Grainger |
|
Wallaroo |
1884–1885, 1890–1901 |
Walter Griffiths |
|
Northern Territory |
1893–1900 |
James Hague |
NDL |
Barossa |
1890–1902 |
Edward William Hawker |
NDL |
Stanley |
1884–1889, 1893–1886 |
Hon George Charles Hawker [2] |
|
North Adelaide |
1858–1865, 1875–1883, 1884–1895 |
Frederick Holder |
|
Burra |
1887–1901 |
Robert Homburg |
NDL |
Gumeracha |
1884–1905 |
Richard Hooper |
Labor |
Wallaroo |
1891–1902 |
Frank Hourigan |
Labor |
West Torrens |
1893–1901 |
Hon James Henderson Howe |
NDL |
Gladstone |
1881–1896 |
John Jenkins |
|
Sturt |
1887–1905 |
Frank Johnson |
|
Onkaparinga |
1884–1896 |
John Robert Kelly |
|
Encounter Bay |
1890–1896 |
Hon Charles Kingston |
|
West Adelaide |
1881–1900 |
George Hingston Lake |
|
Burra |
1890–1896 |
Albert Henry Landseer |
NDL |
Mount Barker |
1875–1899 |
Ivor MacGillivray |
Labor |
Port Adelaide |
1893–1918 |
Alexander McDonald |
NDL |
Noarlunga |
1887–1915 |
James McLachlan, senior |
NDL |
Wooroora |
1893–1902 |
John McPherson |
Labor |
East Adelaide |
1892–1897 |
John Moule |
|
Flinders |
1884–1896 |
Laurence O'Loughlin |
NDL |
Frome |
1890–1918 |
David Packham [1] |
NDL |
East Torrens |
1894–1896 |
Hon Thomas Playford [1] |
|
East Torrens |
1868–1871, 1875–1894, 1899–1901 |
Alexander Poynton |
Labor |
Flinders |
1893–1901 |
Thomas Price |
Labor |
Sturt |
1893–1909 |
William Richard Randell |
NDL |
Gumeracha |
1893–1896, 1896-1899 |
George Riddoch |
NDL |
Victoria |
1893–1896 |
Johann Scherk |
|
East Adelaide |
1886–1905 |
Arthur Short |
|
Yorke Peninsula |
1893–1896 |
Vaiben Louis Solomon |
|
Northern Territory |
1890–1901, 1905–1908 |
James Wharton White |
NDL |
Light |
1890–1896 |
Richard Wood |
Labor |
North Adelaide |
1893–1902 |
- 1 East Torrens MHA Thomas Playford resigned on 17 April 1894. David Packham won the resulting by-election on 19 May.
- 2 North Adelaide MHA George Charles Hawker died on 21 May 1895. Paddy Glynn won the resulting by-election on 8 June.
References
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