(Q16027046)

place of birth

Sydney

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https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Augustus_James&oldid=790184916

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date of death

27 February 1934

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place of death

Woollahra

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https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Augustus_James&oldid=790184916

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languages spoken, written or signed

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1907

21 September 1920^Gregorian

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7 September 2022

7 March 1891^Gregorian

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7 September 2022

6 January 1921^Gregorian

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Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly

7 September 2022

position held

1907 New South Wales state election

10 September 1907^Gregorian

elected in

1910 New South Wales state election

1913 New South Wales state election

1917 New South Wales state election

1920 New South Wales state election

21 September 1920^Gregorian

end cause

resignation

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Minister for Industrial Relations

7 September 2022

subject named as

Minister for Labour and Industry

23 July 1919^Gregorian

Second Holman ministry (1916–1920)

12 April 1920^Gregorian

member of cabinet

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7 September 2022

Minister for Education

subject named as

Minister of Public Instruction

15 November 1916^Gregorian

Second Holman ministry (1916–1920)

12 April 1920^Gregorian

member of cabinet

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Justice of the Supreme Court of New South Wales

7 September 2022

subject has role

acting

21 September 1920^Gregorian

5 January 1921^Gregorian

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Justice of the Supreme Court of New South Wales

7 September 2022

5 January 1921^Gregorian

27 February 1934

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7 September 2022

educated at

Fort Street High School

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award received

King's Counsel

https://nswbar.asn.au/the-bar-association/bar-history/nsw-senior-counsel-appointments/P50

29 October 1919^Gregorian

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reference URL

7 September 2022

different from

Gus James

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Identifiers

Freebase ID

/m/0wyq5s4

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