Candidates of the 1913 New South Wales state election

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This is a list of candidates for the 1913 New South Wales state election. The election was held on 6 December 1913.[1]

Retiring Members

  • Note: Lachlan Labor MLA Andrew Kelly died on 3 September 1913, shortly before the parliament was dissolved.

Labor

Liberal

Legislative Assembly

Sitting members are shown in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour.

Electorate Held by Labor candidate Liberal / FSA candidate Other candidates
Albury Ind Liberal John Cusack Hermann Paech (FSA) [a] John McEachern (CP)
Gordon McLaurin (Ind Lib)
Alexandria Labor Simon Hickey James Dixon (Ind Lib)
Joseph Warner (Ind)
Allowrie Liberal Charles Craig Mark Morton
Annandale Liberal Arthur Griffith Albert Bruntnell John Strachan (Ind)
Armidale Liberal John Eather George Braund [b]
Ashburnham Labor John Lynch Arthur Grimm (FSA) [a]
Ashfield Liberal Percy Evans William Robson Henry Johnson (Ind)
Balmain Labor John Storey John McEachern Patrick Brice (Aus Soc)
Francis Lennon (Nat Prog)
Bathurst Liberal Ernest Durack John Miller (FSA) [a]
Bega Liberal John Webster William Millard Frederick Bland (Ind)
Hector McWilliam (Ind)
Belmore Labor Patrick Minahan John Haynes John English (Ind Lab)
Forbes Logie (Ind)
Bingara Labor George McDonald Robert Higgins (FSA) [a] Frank Cheesbrough (CP)
Bondi Liberal George Moxon James Macarthur-Onslow Frank Farnell (Ind Lib)
Botany Labor David Johnstone Fred Page (Ind Lab)
Burrangong Labor George Burgess Arthur Trethowan (FSA) [a]
Burwood Liberal William Hocking Thomas Henley
Byron Liberal John Perry Robert Campbell (Ind)
John Pearson (Ind)
Peter Street (Ind Lib)
Camden Liberal Michael O'Halloran John Hunt William Watson (Ind Lib)
Camperdown Labor Robert Stuart-Robertson William McMahon
Canterbury Labor Henry Peters John Draper Ernest Dent (Ind Lib)
Richard Messiter (Nat Prog)
Castlereagh Labor John Treflé Harold Blackett (FSA) [a]
Cessnock Labor William Kearsley Charles Cheesbrough William North (Soc Lab)
Clarence Liberal Clem Johnson John McFarlane
Cobar Labor Charles Fern Maxwell Pahlow
Cootamundra Labor William Holman Thomas Spring (FSA) [a]
Corowa Liberal William Tomkins Richard Ball (FSA) [a]
Darling Harbour Labor John Cochran Arthur Gloag (Ind)
Frederick Riley (Aus Soc)
Andrew Thomson (Ind Lab)
Darlinghurst Liberal Frank Foster Daniel Levy
Drummoyne Liberal John Mudie George Richards Henry Johnson (Ind)
Henry McDicken (Nat Prog)
Dulwich Hill Liberal Arthur Jones Tom Hoskins Harrie McConnell (Ind)
Evan Prosser (Nat Prog)
Durham Liberal William Walton William Brown (FSA) [a] Walter Bennett (CP)
Enmore Labor David Hall Gustav Bohrsmann Wallace McKeon (Ind)
Glebe Labor Tom Keegan Rudolph Bohrsmann
Gloucester Liberal Albert Jones Richard Price (FSA) [a] David Cowan (CP)
Robert Malcolm (Ind)
Gordon Liberal Frederick Cowdroy Charles Wade
Gough Liberal Henry Colditz Follett Thomas (FSA) [a]
Goulburn Liberal Chester Davies Augustus James
Granville Liberal Jack Lang John Nobbs
Gwydir Labor George Jones John Crane (FSA) [a]
Hartley Labor James Dooley James Charlton
Hastings and Macleay Independent Robert Davidson (FSA) [a] Henry Morton (Ind)
Hawkesbury Liberal Frederick Webster Brinsley Hall Henry Wilson (Ind Lib)
Hurstville Liberal Sam Toombs Varney Parkes James Murray (Nat Prog)
Kahibah Labor Alfred Edden William Ellis Edgar de Lough (CP)
King Labor James Morrish Henry Manning John Roche (Aus Soc)
Lachlan Labor Thomas Brown Arthur Manning (FSA) [a] Herbert Bowles (CP)
Leichhardt Labor Campbell Carmichael Henry Brierley John Kilburn (Aus Soc)
Lismore Liberal Roger Kearney George Nesbitt (FSA) [a]
Liverpool Plains Labor William Ashford George Higgins
Augustus Perrett (FSA)
Lyndhurst Liberal Guy Arkins Thomas Waddell (FSA) [a]
Macquarie Labor Thomas Thrower Reginald Weaver (FSA) [a]
Maitland Liberal John Fletcher Charles Nicholson
Marrickville Labor Thomas Crawford William Wallace Samuel Davidson (Nat Prog)
Middle Harbour Liberal Ellison Quirk Richard Arthur James Bray (Ind)
Henry Johnson (Ind)
Monaro Labor Gus Miller Ernest Quodling [b] James Hart (Ind)
Mosman Liberal Edward Cohen Percy Colquhoun William Bray (Ind Lib)
William Fell (Ind Lib)
Mudgee Labor Bill Dunn Owen Gilbert
Murray Labor Robert Scobie Robert Gibson [b]
Murrumbidgee Labor Patrick McGarry Charles Hawkins (FSA) [a]
Namoi Labor George Black James Florance
Newcastle Labor Arthur Gardiner John Fegan
Newtown Labor Robert Hollis Percy Stevens Luke Jones (Aus Soc)
Orange Liberal Frank Edwards John Fitzpatrick [b]
Paddington Labor John Osborne Reginald Harris Charles Carter (Ind)
James Jones (Ind)
Parramatta Liberal Frank Walford Tom Moxham Walter Jago (Ind Lib)
Petersham Liberal John Cohen
Phillip Labor Richard Meagher Eden George
Raleigh Ind Liberal Theodore McLennan Henry Boultwood George Briner (CP)
Randwick Ind Liberal William Brown David Storey William Melville (Ind)
Redfern Labor James McGowen George Howe Henry Ostler (Soc Lab)
Rozelle Labor James Mercer Alan Chavasse
Ryde Liberal Murdock MacLeod William Thompson Charles Summerhayes (Nat Prog)
St George Liberal William Bagnall William Wood Henry Broe (Nat Prog)
St Leonards Liberal George Down Arthur Cocks Frederick Meyer (Ind)
Peter Pollack (Ind)
Singleton Liberal Thomas Braye James Fallick Leslie Hewitt (CP)
Sturt Labor John Cann
Surry Hills Labor Henry Hoyle Ludwig Klausen (Soc Lab)
William Walker (Ind)
Tamworth Ind Liberal John Lord Frank Chaffey (FSA) [a] Robert Levien (Ind)
Tenterfield Liberal Charles Lee
Upper Hunter Liberal George Cann Mac Abbott (FSA) [a] Henry Willis (Ind Lib)
Wagga Wagga Liberal Walter Boston John Fletcher [b]
Wallsend Labor John Estell Thomas Collins Joseph Charlton (Soc Lab)
Waverley Liberal James Fingleton Harold Jaques George Beeby (Nat Prog)
Wickham Labor William Grahame Magnus Cromarty
Willoughby Liberal Edward Larkin Frederick Fleming Arthur Carrington (Nat Prog)
Edward Clark (Ind Lib)
Sir William McMillan (Ind Lib)
Willyama Labor Jabez Wright William Ferguson (Ind Lib)
Walter Wright (Ind)
Wollondilly Liberal James Donaldson Frank Badgery Samuel Emmett (CP)
Thomas Raw (Ind Lib)
Wollongong Labor John Nicholson Florence Healey Ernie Judd (Ind)
Woollahra Liberal Daniel Dwyer William Latimer Francis Cowling (Ind Lab)
Philip Morton (Ind Lib)
Yass Labor Greg McGirr Patrick Bourke (FSA) [a] Robert Donaldson (CP)

See also

Notes

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u Also endorsed by Liberal Reform.
  2. ^ a b c d e Also endorsed by Farmers and Settlers.

References

  1. ^ Green, Antony. "1913 election candidate index". New South Wales Election Results 1856-2007. Parliament of New South Wales.
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