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GOUVERNEMENTS PROVINCIAUX 73 12.—Lieutenants-gouverneurs des provinces et des territoires, 1887-1915, législatures et premiers ministres, 1931-15, et ministères actuels, tels que constitués au 31 décembre 1945—suite NOUVELLE-ECOSSE LiEUTENANTS-GOTJVERNEURS Date de la Date de la Nom nomination nomination LT-GÉN. SIR WILLIAM F. WILLIAMS. 1er juil. 1867 JAMES D. MCGREGOR 18 oct. 1910 MAJ.-GÉN. SIR C. HASTINGS DOYLE 18 oct. 1867 DAVÏD MACKEEN 19 oct. 1915 LT-GÉN. SIR C. HASTINGS DOYLE. 31janv. 1868 MACCALLUM GRANT 29 nov. 1916 JOSEPH HOWE 1er mai 1873 MACCALLUM GRANT 21 mars 19221 SIR ADAMS G. ARCHIBALD 4 juil. 1873 J. ROBSON DOUGLAS 12 janv. 1925 MATTHEW HENRY RICHEY 4 juil. 1883 JAMES C. TORY 14 sept. 1925 A. W. MCLELAN 9 juil. 1888 FraNK STANFIELD 19 nov. 1930 SIR MALACHY BOWES DALY 11 juil. 1890 WALTER H. COVERT 5 oct. 1931 SIR MALACHY BOWES DALY 29 juil. 1895 ROBERT IRWIN 7 avril 1937 ALFRED G. JONES 26 juill. 1900 FREDERICK F. MATHERS, C.R 31 mai 1940 DTJNCAN C. FRASER 27 mars 1906 LT-COL. H. ERNEST KENDALL, M.D. 17 nov. 942 1 Deuxième mandat. LÉGISLATURES 1934-451 Date de Nombre de Date de la Date de la Législature l'élection sessions première ouverture dissolution 22 août 1933 17e assemblée générale 4 1er mars 1934 20 mai 1937 29 juin 1937 18e assemblée générale 4 1er mars 1938 19 sept. 1941 28 oct. 1941 19e assemblée générale 4 19 fév. 1942 12 sept. 1945 23 oct. 1945 20e assemblée générale 2 2 2 1 Voici les ministères de 1934-45:12e ministère assermenté le 5 sept. 1933, sous la direction de Thon. A. L. Macdonald; 13e ministère assermenté le 10 juillet 1940, sous la direction de l'hon. A. S. MacMillan; 14e minis­ tère assermenté le 8 sept. 1945, sous la direction de Thon. A. L. Macdonald. 2 La 20e législature ne s'est pas encore s TREIZIÈME MINISTÈRE (Position des partis à la dernière élection générale, le 23 octobre 1945: 28 libéraux et 2 membres de la Co-operative Commonwealth Fédération.) NOTA.—Les ministres qui sont demeurés continuellement en fonction paraissent avec la date de leur première nomination, en dépit de la formation d'un nouveau ministère, après la nomination d'un nouveau premier ministre. Portefeuille Titulaire Date de la nomination Premier Ministre et Président du Conseil, Secrétaire provincial et Trésorier HON. ANGUS L. MACDONALD 8 sept. 1945 Procureur général. Ministre des Terres et Forêts, et Ministre des Affaires municipal' Hon. JOSIAH H. MACQUARRIE, C.R. 5 sept. 1933 Ministre de l'Agriculture et des Marchés... Hon. A. W. MACKENZIE 8 sept. 1945 Ministre de la Santé nationale, Ministre du Bien-être public et Registraire Hon. FRANK R. DAVIS, M.D., CM 5 sept. 1933 Ministre des Mines et Ministre du Travail.. HON. LAUCHLIN D. CURRIE, C.R... 6 fév. 1939 Ministre suppléant de la Voirie et des Travaux publics HON. ANQUS L. MACDONALD 18 sept. 1945 Ministre de l'Industrie et de la Publicité... HON. HAROLD CONNOLLY 24 fév. 1941 Ministre sans portefeuille HON. J. WILLIE COMEATI 5 sept. 1933 50872—6 .
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