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Sir Frederick William Holder KCMG (12 May 1850 – 23 July 1909) was the 19th Premier of South Australia and a prominent member of the inaugural Australian Commonwealth Parliament including the first Speaker of the House of Representatives.

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active years end date
1892-10-15, 1901-05-15, 1903-12-16, 1909-07-23
active years start date
1892-06-21, 1899-12-08, 1901-03-30, 1901-05-09, 1903-12-16
associate
Charles Kingston, Alexander Poynton, John Langdon Bonython, Lee Batchelor, Paddy Glynn, Vaiben Solomon
birth date
1850-05-12
birth place
Happy Valley South Australia
death date
1909-07-23
death place
Canberra, Melbourne
office
1st Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives
order in office
19th Premier of South Australia
party
Free Trade Party, Independent (politician), Liberalism
region
Division of Wakefield, Division of South Australia
successor
John Downer, John Jenkins (Australian politician), Carty Salmon, Richard Foster (Australian politician)

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