VICTORIAN MINISTRIES 
===================================================================

2nd Peacock Ministry (18 June 1914 to 29 November 1917)
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Liberal then Nationalist

Hon Sir Alexander J Peacock MLA: Treasurer. Minister of Labour (to
  10 August 1915). Minister of Labour (from 9 November 1915)
Hon John Murray MLA: Chief Secretary (to 9 November 1915). Minister 
  of Labour (10 August 1915 to 9 November 1915)
Hon Donald McKinnon MLA: Attorney-General, Solicitor-General, 
  Minister of Railways, Vice-President of the Board of Land and 
  Works (to 9 November 1915)
Hon J Drysdale Brown MLC: Minister of Mines, Minister of Forests, 
  Minister of Public Health, Vice-President of the Board of Land 
  and Works
Hon Frederick W Hagelthorn MLC: Commissioner of Public Works, Vice-
  President of the Board of Land and Works
Hon Harry S W Lawson MLA: Commissioner of Crown Lands and Survey, 
  President of the Board of Land and Works (to 9 November 1915).
  Attorney-General, Solicitor-General, Minister of Public 
  Instruction (from 9 November 1915)
Hon William Hutchinson MLA: Minister of Water Supply, Minister of 
  Agriculture (to 9 November 1915). Commissioner of Crown Lands and 
  Survey, President of the Board of Land and Works (from 9 November 
  1915)
Hon Thomas Livingston MLA: Minister of Public Instruction(to 9 
  November 1915). Minister of Mines, Minister of Forests, Vice-
  President of the Board of Land and Works (from 9 November 1915)
----------
Hon John Gray MLA: Minister without office
----------
Hon Robert McCutcheon MLA: Minister without office (9 November 1915 
  to 10 November 1916)
Hon Hugh McKenzie MLA: Minister of Railways, Minister of Water 
  Supply, Vice-President of the Board of Land and Works (from 9 
  November 1915)
Hon Donald McLeod MLA: Chief Secretary, Minister of Public Health 
  (from 9 November 1915)
Hon James Membrey MLA: Minister without office (from 9 November 
  1915)
Hon Arthur Robinson MLC: Minister without office (from 9 November 
  1915)
Hon Samuel Barnes MLA: Minister without office (from 18 September 
  1917)