Candidates of the New South Wales state election, 1913

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

Retiring Members

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

Labor

John McNeill MLA (Pyrmont)
John Meehan MLA (Darling)

Liberal

Legislative Assembly

Sitting members are shown in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour. Where there is possible confusion, an asterisk (*) is also used. A dagger (†) is used to indicate those Liberal candidates who were also endorsed by the Farmers and Settlers Association.

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Other candidates

Albury	Ind Liberal	John Cusack	Hermann Paech†	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
Ashburnham	Labor	John Lynch	Arthur Grimm†
Ashfield	Liberal	Percy Evans	William Robson	Henry Johnson (Ind)
Balmain	Labor	John Storey	John McEachern	Patrick Brice (Soc) Francis Lennon (Nat Prog)
Bathurst	Liberal	Ernest Durack	John Miller†
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†	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†
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†
Cessnock	Labor	William Kearsley	Charles Cheesbrough	William North (Soc)
Clarence	Liberal	Clem Johnson	John McFarlane
Cobar	Labor	Charles Fern	Maxwell Pahlow
Cootamundra	Labor	William Holman	Thomas Spring†
Corowa	Liberal	William Tomkins	Richard Ball
Darling Harbour	Labor	John Cochran		Arthur Gloag (Ind) Frederick Riley (Soc) Andrew Thomson (Ind Lab)
Darlinghurst	Liberal	Francis 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	Walter Bennett (CP)
Enmore	Labor	David Hall	Gustav Bohrsmann	Wallace McKeon (Ind)
Glebe	Labor	Tom Keegan	Rudolph Bohrsmann
Gloucester	Liberal	Albert Jones	Richard Price†	David Cowan (CP) Robert Malcolm (Ind)
Gordon	Liberal	Frederick Cowdroy	Charles Wade
Gough	Liberal	Henry Colditz	Follett Thomas†
Goulburn	Liberal	Chester Davies	Augustus James
Granville	Liberal	Jack Lang	John Nobbs
Gwydir	Labor	George Jones	John Crane†
Hartley	Labor	James Dooley	James Charlton
Hastings and Macleay	Independent		Robert Davidson†	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 (Soc)
Lachlan	Labor	Thomas Brown	Arthur Manning†	Herbert Bowles (CP)
Leichhardt	Labor	Ambrose Carmichael	Henry Brierley	John Kilburn (Soc)
Lismore	Liberal	Roger Kearney	George Nesbitt
Liverpool Plains	Labor	William Ashford	George Higgins	Augustus Perrett (FSA)
Lyndhurst	Liberal	Guy Arkins	Thomas Waddell†
Macquarie	Labor	Thomas Thrower	Reginald Weaver†
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	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
Murrumbidgee	Labor	Patrick McGarry	Charles Hawkins†
Namoi	Labor	George Black	James Florance
Newcastle	Labor	Arthur Gardiner	John Fegan
Newtown	Labor	Robert Hollis	Percy Stevens	Luke Jones (Soc)
Orange	Liberal	Frank Edwards	John Fitzpatrick
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	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)
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) William Walker (Ind)
Tamworth	Independent	John Lord	Frank Chaffey†	Robert Levien (Ind)
Tenterfield	Liberal		Charles Lee
Upper Hunter	Liberal	George Cann	Mac Abbott†	Henry Willis (Ind Lib)
Wagga Wagga	Liberal	Walter Boston	John Fletcher
Wallsend	Labor	John Estell	Thomas Collins	Joseph Charlton (Soc)
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†	Robert Donaldson (CP)

References

Green, Antony. 1913 Election, New South Wales Parliament

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