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MLC |
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Labor |
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22 May 1950 |
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North |
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Electorates
- MLC North Province 22 May 1950–31 December 1970 (resigned)
Office
- Minister for North-West, Supply, Shipping and Railways (from 20 April 1956) 23 February 1953–2 April 1959
- Leader of the Government in Legislative Council 13 November 1958–2 April 1959
- Leader of the Opposition in Legislative Council 2 April 1959–25 July 1962
Committees
- Member Standing Orders Committee 1968–6 October 1970
- Member Joint Select Committee on Kauri Timber Company Limited Agreement Bill 1950
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Search for speeches by Harry Strickland |
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Personal Information |
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10 June 1903 |
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South Fremantle, Western Australia |
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2 May 1971 |
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Safety Bay, Western Australia |
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Karrakatta Cemetery, WA |
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Son of William Hitch Strickland, butcher’s clerk, and Elizabeth Jane Schipper |
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Married 9 July 1927, Stella Maris Church, Carnarvon to Thelma Marie Colgan (circa 1901–28 February 1985), daughter of Richard Colgan and Mary Ellen Flynn
Children: one son and three daughters |
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Church of England |
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Beaconsfield State School and Fremantle Boys’ School |
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Farmer |
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After leaving school worked in barber’s shop
Became jockey at 13 years and rode in races on metropolitan courses until weight increased
Cadet steward on TSS Bambra
To North 18 February 1919, member Frank Young and Company shearing team 1920 as shed hand, Noonkanbah Station via Derby
Shearing and working as a barman provided main sources of income until 1933
For a time acted as special constable in Broome to control riots in Asian communities
Leased Sandhurst Hotel at East Carnarvon 1933–1937 then left Carnarvon
Leased railway refreshment rooms in Perth 1940–1947
Banana planter on north side of Gascoyne River in Carnarvon area 1947–1950 |
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Carnarvon Road Board 27 November 1935–May 1937 |
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D Black and G Bolton, eds, Biographical Register of Members of the Parliament of Western Australia: volume two 1930-2010, Western Australian Parliamentary History Project, Perth, WA, 2011, p. 244.
Metropolitan Cemeteries Board website. Accessed 15 April 2015. http://www2.mcb.wa.gov.au/NameSearch/details.php?id=KB00168557
Northern Times, 30 May 1968.
West Australian, 3 May 1971.
Who's Who Australia, (1968) |
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