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Gazette research:

1 Mar 1947 Labour & Employment renamed Labour & Industry

15 May 1947

Walsh (DP, Transport) left ministry (lost seat)
Williams (Public Instruction) left ministry (retired - new Labor candidate in seat won)
DP went to ?

Bruce lost Public Works, picked up Public Instruction
New min - William Power - Sec for Pub Works, Housing, Local Government
New min - John Duggan - Transport

Jones lost Public Lands, picked up Health & Home Affairs
Foley lost Health & Home Affairs, picked up Public Lands and Mines
Gair lost Mines

17 March 1949

Foley lost Mines, added new portfolio Irrigation.
New minister William Moore picked up Mines and Immigration (probably EC from 48)

14 May 1949

Gledson (Attorney-General) died in office

9 June 1949

New minister (George Devries) as Attorney-General

10 May 1950

Bruce (Public Instruction) left Ministry.
Devries gave up Attorney General, became Public Instruction
Larcombe gave up Treasurer, became Attorney-General
Gair gave up Labour & Industry, became Treasurer
Jones lost Health & Home Affairs, picked up Labour & Industry
Moore gave up Mines & Immigration, picked up Health & Home Affairs
Power gave up PW H & LG, picked up Mines & Immigration
New minister (Paul Hilton) PW H & LG

15 Jan 1952 Hanlon died

Orderinchaos 08:48, 31 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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