The 13th Parliament of South Australia was a meeting of the legislative branch of the South Australian state government, composed of the South Australian Legislative Council and the South Australian House of Assembly.
Leadership Legislative Council President of the Legislative Council: Henry Ayers Clerk of the Legislative Council: Edwin Gordon Blackmore Clerk's assistant and Sergeant-at-arms: John Cummins Morphett House of Assembly Speaker of the House of Assembly: Jenkin Coles Chairman of Committees: Alfred Catt Clerk of the House of Assembly: Frederick Halcomb, Edwin Gordon Blackmore (acting Clerk in 1892) Clerk's assistant and Sargeant-at-arms: Albert Egerton Wilby
Membership Legislative Council Until May 1891
Members elected in 1888 are marked with an asterisk (*).
Arthur Richman Addison (Northern)* John Howard Angas (Central) Henry Ayers (North-Eastern)* Richard Chaffey Baker (Southern) John Bosworth (North-Eastern) Henry Edward Bright (North-Eastern) Allan Campbell (Northern) William Copley (Northern)
George Witherage Cotton (Central)* John Hannah Gordon (Southern)* John Darling, sen. (Northern)* Alexander Hay Friedrich Edouard Heinrich Wulf Krichauff (Southern)* Sylvanus James Magarey (Central)* James Martin (North-Eastern) David Murray
James O'Loghlin (Northern)* Maurice Salom Henry Scott (Central) William Knox Simms (Central) Alfred Muller Simpson (Central) Samuel Tomkinson (Southern) John Warren (North-Eastern)* William West-Erskine (Southern)
From May 1891
8 of the 24 seats in the upper house were contested in the elections in May 1891. Members elected in 1891 are marked with an asterisk (*).
Central John Howard Angas David Morley Charleston* George Witherage Cotton Robert Storrie Guthrie* Sylvanus James Magarey Alfred Muller Simpson Southern Richard Chaffey Baker* John Hannah Gordon Andrew Alexander Kirkpatrick* Friedrich Edouard Heinrich Wulf Krichauff John Lancelot Stirling Samuel Tomkinson
North-Eastern Henry Ayers John Bosworth John James Duncan* William Haslam* James Martin John Warren Northern Arthur Richman Addison Allan Campbell* William John Copley John Darling, sen. James Vincent O'Loghlin Ebenezer Ward*
House of Assembly
Albert George Ash Andrew Dods Handyside Barossa John William Downer James Hague Burra Frederick William Holder George Hingston Lake East Adelaide John Abel McPherson Johann Theodor Scherk East Torrens Thomas Playford Edwin Thomas Smith Encounter Bay Henry Edward Downer John Robert Kelly Flinders William Horn John Moule Frome Clement Giles Laurence O'Loughlin Gladstone Alfred Catt James Henderson Howe
Gumeracha Theodore Hack Robert Homburg Light Jenkin Coles James Wharton White Mount Barker John Alexander Cockburn Albert Henry Landseer Newcastle Thomas Burgoyne Joseph Hancock Noarlunga William James Blacker Alexander McDonald North Adelaide Lewis Cohen George Charles Hawker Northern Territory John Langdon Parsons Vaiben Louis Solomon Onkaparinga Robert Caldwell Joseph Colin Francis Johnson Port Adelaide George Feltham Hopkins William Benjamin Rounsevell
Stanley Peter Paul Gillen John Miller Sturt John Greeley Jenkins William Frederick Stock Victoria James Cock John James Osman Wallaroo Henry Allerdale Grainger Richard Hooper West Adelaide Lawrence Grayson Charles Cameron Kingston West Torrens Thomas Henry Brooker Benjamin Gould Wooroora John William Castine Robert Kelly Yatala Richard Butler William Gilbert Yorke Peninsula Harry Bartlett Henry Lamshed
Changes of membership Legislative Council Seat Before Change AfterMember PartyTypeDateDateMember PartySouthern Vacant28 June 1890Friedrich Edouard Heinrich Wulf KrichauffIndependentSouthernRichard Chaffey BakerIndependentJoined party1 August 1891Richard Chaffey BakerNational Defence LeagueCentralGeorge Witherage CottonIndependentDied16 December 1892 VacantSouthernJohn Hannah GordonIndependentResigned16 December 1892 Vacant
House of Assembly Seat Before Change AfterMember PartyTypeDateDateMember PartyYatalaJames CowanIndependentDied21 July 189013 August 1890Richard ButlerIndependentWoorooraHugh Craine KellyIndependentDied13 January 189125 February 1891Robert KellyIndependentWallarooDavid BewsIndependentDied24 February 189123 May 1891Richard HooperUnited LaborNorthern TerritoryVaiben Louis SolomonIndependentResigned5 March 189125 May 1891Vaiben Louis SolomonIndependentBarossaJohn William DownerIndependentJoined party22 July 1891John William DownerNational Defence LeagueFromeLaurence O'LoughlinIndependentJoined party23 July 1891Laurence O'LoughlinNational Defence LeagueEast AdelaideJohn Cox BrayIndependentResigned6 January 189223 January 1892John Abel McPhersonUnited LaborNoarlungaCharles James DashwoodIndependentResigned24 February 189226 March 1892William James BlackerIndependent
See also Members of the South Australian Legislative Council, 1888–1891 Members of the South Australian Legislative Council, 1891–1894 Members of the South Australian House of Assembly, 1890–1893
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