What type of details about charles powers can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: sir charles powers kcmg -lrb- 3 march 1853 -- 24 april 1939 -rrb- , australian politician and judge , was a justice of the high court of australia from 1913 to 1929 . powers was born in 1853 in brisbane , queensland . he was educated at ipswich grammar school and brisbane grammar school captaining the schools first xi . he was a talented sportsman , and at one point captained a state cricket team against a touring english side . after completing his articles of clerkship , powers was admitted to practise law as a solicitor in 1876 , after which he moved to bundaberg to practise . in 1878 , he married kate ann thorburn , whose father was a solicitor from victoria . powers continued to work in bundaberg until 1882 , and in 1883 became the mayor of maryborough . in june 1888 , powers was elected to the parliament of queensland as a member of the legislative assembly of queensland for burrum . on 19 november 1889 , powers became postmaster-general and minister for education in the ministry of premier boyd dunlop morehead , and he held these positions until resigning with his colleagues in august 1890 . in 1891 he was a member of a royal commission which was established to investigate the possibility of establishing a university in queensland . powers was admitted to practice as a barrister at the queensland bar in 1894 , although since he was still in parliament at the time , he did not actually practice . from 1894 to 1895 , powers was the leader of the opposition in queensland . during this time , he put forward an electoral reform bill which provided for women 's suffrage , and the abolition of plural voting , however the bill did not succeed . if it had , queensland would have become the second australian colony after south australia to allow women to vote . an industrial relations bill brought by powers also failed . from 1899 to 1903 , powers served as the crown solicitor for queensland , and in 1903 , he was appointed as the first commonwealth crown solicitor . during this time , he conducted several...
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