VICTORIAN MINISTRIES =================================================================== Gillies Ministry (18 February 1886 to 5 November 1890) * ------------------------------------------------------------------- Hon Duncan Gillies MLA: Treasurer, Minister of Railways. Minister of Mines (24 August 1886 to 17 June 1890) Hon Alfred Deakin MLA: Chief Secretary, Commissioner of Water Supply. Minister of Health (from 19 January 1890). Solicitor- General (from 1 September 1890) Hon Henry J Wrixon MLA: Attorney-General Hon Henry Cuthbert MLC: Minister of Justice. Commissioner of Trade and Customs (5 March 1889 to 16 April 1889) Hon Sir James Lorimer MLC: Minister of Defence (to 16 September 1889) Hon Dr Charles H Pearson MLA: Minister of Public Instruction Hon John L Dow MLA: President of the Board of Land and Works, Commissioner of Crown Lands and Survey, Minister of Agriculture. Minister of Mines (to 24 August 1886) Hon William F Walker MLA: Commissioner of Trade and Customs (to 5 March 1889) Hon John Nimmo MLA: Commissioner of Public Works (to 1 June 1889). Vice-President of the Board of Land and Works (23 February 1886 to 1 June 1889) ---------- Hon Matthew H Davies MLA: Minister without office (to 4 October 1887) ---------- Hon Frederick T Derham MLA: Postmaster-General (20 February 1886 to 18 August 1890) Hon James Bell MLC: Minister without office (20 April 1886 to 16 September 1889. Minister of Defence (from 16 September 1889) Hon David M Davies MLA: Minister without office (28 October 1887 to 1 June 1889). Commissioner of Public Works, Vice-President of the Board of Land and Works (1 June 1889 to 17 June 1889). Minister of Mines (from 17 June 1890) Hon James B Patterson MLA: Commissioner of Trade and Customs (from 16 April 1889). Commissioner of Public Works, Vice-President of the Board of Land and Works (17 June 1889 to 2 September 1890). Postmaster-General (from 18 August 1890) Hon James Balfour MLC: Minister without office (from 15 May 1890) Hon William Anderson MLA: Commissioner of Public Works, Vice- President of the Board of Land and Works (from 2 September 1890) * Commonly called the Gillies-Deakin ministry