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Persons called before Queensland Government Committees (1860-1901) - Surnames beginning with Mas-May
Ab-Am | An-Ay | Ba | Be | Bi-Bot | Bou-Bri | Bro | Bru-By | Ca | Ch | Cl-Col | Com-Cox | Cr-Cu | Da | De | Di-Do | Dr-Dy | E | Fa-Fi | Fl-Fu | Ga-Ge | Gi-Go | Gra-Gre | Gri-Gw | Hac-Han | Har | Has-Hel | Hem-Hew | Hi-Hof | Hog-Hy | I | Ja-Je | Jo-Ju | Ka-Kil | Kin-Ku | La-Le | Li-Ly | Mac | Mad-Mar | Mas-May | McB-McG | McH-Me | Mi | Mo | Mu | N | O | Pa-Pe | Ph-Pr | Pu-Py | Q | Ra-Re | Ri-Roc | Rod-Ry | Sa-Se | Sh-Sk | Sl-Sp | St | Su-Sy | Ta-Te | Th-Ti | To | Tr-Ty | U | V | Wa | We-Wh | Wi | Wo-Wy | Y-Z
| Name | Given | Occupation/Other | Case | Ref | Pages |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mason | William | Civil Engineer | Arbitration between Messrs Peto, Brassey and Betts and the Commissioner for Railways | 1867/v.2 | 205-206 |
| Mason | William Walter | Selector on the Barron River | Sugar Industry | 1889/v.4 | 146-148 |
| Massie | Henry | Crown Bailiff | Forest conservancy | 1875/v.2 | 1240-1245 |
| Massie | Hugh Hamon | Police Magistrate | Internal organization and general management of the Post Office and Money Order Department | 1865/v.1 | 1101-1102 |
| Massie | Hugh Hamon | Under Colonial Secretary | Management of the Woogaroo Lunatic Asylum and the Lunatic Reception Houses of the Colony | 1877/v.1 | 1195-1197 |
| Massie | Hugh Hamon | Police Magistrate | Management and working of the Police Force | 1869/v.1 | 791-794 |
| Massie | Hugh Harmon | Under Colonial Secretary | Elections and Qualifications | 1871-2 | 317 |
| Master | F.R. Chester | In charge of correspondence of Executive Council | Government Departments | 1860 | 419 |
| Masters | Ernest | From Mr Heckleman's Wholesale Tinware Manufactory | Working conditions in shops, factories and workshops | 1891/v.2 | 1250 |
| Masterson | Alexander Mackay | Farmer in Mackay | Proposed railway extensions | 1900/v.3 | 552-553 |
| Masterson | Michael | Senior Police Constable in Brisbane | Civil Service | 1889/v.1 | 756-759 |
| Masterton | Michael | Senior Sergeant of Police | Criminal Investigation Branch of the Queensland Police Force | 1899/v.4 | 537, 543, 582-583, 627-629 |
| Mataadin | Recruit from Moresby Island, Matucuran Village. (Arrived on the ship Caera) | Labourers from New Guinea and other islands | 1885/v.2 | 930 | |
| Matacos | Recruit from Sudest Island, Badagobi Village. (Arrived on the ship Lizzie) | Labourers from New Guinea and other islands | 1885/v.2 | 868 | |
| Matanda | Recruit from Sudest Island. (Arrived on the ship Lizzie) | Labourers from New Guinea and other islands | 1885/v.2 | 859 | |
| Mathew | William | Platelayer on the Southern and Western Railway | Arbitration between Messrs Peto, Brassey and Betts and the Commissioner for Railways | 1867/v.2 | 177-178 |
| Mathias | Charles Albert | Secretary to the Mount Morgan Gas and Lighting Company | Mount Morgan Gas and Lighting Company | 1899/v.4 | 1133-1134 |
| Mathieson | John | Chief Railway Commissioner | New Swanbank Colliery Company Railway Bill | 1894/v.3 | 1623 |
| Mathieson | John | Commissioner of Railways | Proposed railway from Hughenden towards Winton | 1895/v.3 | 819-822; 823-825; 828-830 |
| Mathieson | John | Commissioner of Railways | Mackay Railway extension from Mirani to Cattle Creek | 1895/v.3 | 859-863; 873 |
| Mathieson | John | Commissioner of Railways | Railway from Mayne to Enoggera | 1895/v.3 | 916-922 |
| Mathieson | John | Chief Railway Commissioner | Relations between Railway Commissioners | 1894/3 | 1365-1384; 1418 |
| Matsen | Ole | Selector in Homebush | Sugar Industry | 1889/v.4 | 266-267 |
| Matson | William | Governmet Agent accompanying Polynesian vessels | General question of Polynesian Labour | 1876/v.3 | 117-122 |
| Matthews | - | Employed in the Machinists Room of Mr John Hunter's Boot Factory | Working conditions in shops, factories and workshops | 1891/v.2 | 1109 |
| Matthews | Alexander Frederick | Grazier in the Bowen district | Brands (Store Cattle) Bill | 1900/v.2 | 882-884 |
| Matthews | James (Rev) | Rector of the parish of Sandgate | Brisbane Leichhardt Street School and Warwick Rectory and Glebe Property Bill | 1892/v.4 | 813-815 |
| Matthews | James (Rev.) | Rector of Sandgate | Church of England (Diocese of Brisbane) Property Bill | 1889/v.4 | 825-826 |
| Matthews | James (Rev.) | Rector of Sandgate | Church of England Bill | 1895/v.1 | 801-802 |
| Matthews | Thomas | Employee at the Woogaroo Asylum | Management of the Woogaroo Lunatic Asylum and the Lunatic Reception Houses of the Colony | 1877/v.1 | 1209-1210 |
| Matthews | Thomas Gregory | Supernumery Clerk | Civil Service | 1888/1 | 380 |
| Matthison | Thron | Inspector of Bridges on the 2nd section | Cairns Railway Timber | 1887/v.3 | 1255-1256 |
| Matveieff | A.F. | Horse Owner | Management of Colonial Stores | 1888/v.1 | 611-614 |
| Maughan | William J. Ryott | Secretary of the Pharmaceutical Society | Working conditions in shops, factories and workshops | 1891/v.2 | 1222-1226 |
| Maxwell | William | MLA for the electoral district of Burke | Alleged interpolation in Hansard | 1901/v.1 | 945 |
| May | Charles | Compositor | Control, management and working of the Government Printing Office | 1899/s.2 v.1 | 447 |
| May | Thomas Henry (Dr.) | Member of the Licensing Board and Health Officer. (Examined in Bundaberg) | Administration of law regulating the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors in Queensland | 1901/v.3 | 512-513 |
| Mayers | William | Storekeeper in Ilfracombe | Land Settlement | 1897/v.3 | 1001-1002 |
| Mayfield | Joseph | Head Teacher at Pine Mountain State School | Civil Service | 1888/1 | 494-496 |
| Mayne | Nicholes | Mine Manager (Examined in Charters Towers) | Administration of law regulating the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors in Queensland | 1901/v.3 | 177-178 |
| Mayne | Patrick | (Not Stated) | Internal Communications | 1860 | 775-776 |
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