Candidates of the Victorian state election, 1929

This is a list of candidates who stood for the 1929 Victorian state election. The election was held on 30 November 1929.

Retiring Members

Nationalist

Edmund Greenwood MLA (Nunawading)

Country

Sir John Bowser MLA (Wangaratta and Ovens)
Alfred Downward MLA (Mornington)

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.

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidates	Nationalist candidates	Country candidates	Other candidates

Albert Park	Nationalist	Arthur Wallace	Robert Cuthbertson
Allandale	Nationalist		Sir Alexander Peacock
Ballarat	Labor	William McAdam	Fred Edmunds
Barwon	Nationalist	John Bond	Thomas Maltby
Benalla	Country Progressive			Patrick Connell	Edward Cleary (CPP)
Benambra	Nationalist		Henry Beardmore
Bendigo	Labor	Arthur Cook
Boroondara	Nationalist	Robert Dodman	Richard Linton
Brighton	Nationalist		Ian Macfarlan		Angela Booth (Ind Nat) Jeremiah Grant (Ind Nat) Richard Tracey (Ind Nat)
Brunswick	Labor	James Jewell
Bulla and Dalhousie	Labor	Reg Pollard	Francis Lobb	Claude Anderson
Carlton	Labor	Robert Solly
Castlemaine and Kyneton	Nationalist	Jessie Satchell	Walter Langslow
Caulfield	Liberal		Oscar Mendelsohn		Frederick Forrest (Lib)
Clifton Hill	Labor	Maurice Blackburn
Coburg	Labor	Frank Keane
Collingwood	Labor	Tom Tunnecliffe
Dandenong	Nationalist	Bert Cremean	Frank Groves
Dundas	Labor	Bill Slater	William Ellis
Essendon	Labor	Arthur Drakeford	Arthur Clerke		Arthur Fenton (Ind Nat) Gerald Fitzgerald (Ind Nat)
Evelyn	Independent	Edward Hodges	William Everard
Flemington	Labor	Jack Holland
Footscray	Labor	George Prendergast
Geelong	Labor	William Brownbill
Gippsland East	Country			Albert Lind	Joseph Coate (Ind)
Gippsland North	Independent				James McLachlan (Ind)
Gippsland South	Nationalist	Morris Mulcahy	Walter West	Herbert Hyland
Gippsland West	Country	Robert Garlick	Reginald James	Matthew Bennett
Goulburn Valley	Country			Murray Bourchier
Grant	Labor	Ralph Hjorth	Frederick Holden	Edwy Finch
Gunbower	Independent		Henry Angus		Edward McNicol (CPP)
Hampden	Labor	Arthur Hughes	Chester Manifold
Hawthorn	Nationalist	William Hulse	Sir William McPherson
Heidelberg	Labor	Gordon Webber	William Luke
Kara Kara and Borung	Nationalist		John Pennington		Alexander Dowsley (CPP)
Kew	Independent	Cyril Murphy	Wilfrid Kent Hughes		Constantine Crowley (Lib)
Korong and Eaglehawk	Country Progressive		Alexander Taysom		Albert Dunstan (CPP)
Lowan	Country	James McDonald		Marcus Wettenhall	Albert Bussau (CPP)
Maryborough and Daylesford	Labor	George Frost
Melbourne	Labor	Tom Hayes
Mildura	Country Progressive	John Patterson		Albert Henshall	Albert Allnutt (CPP)
Mornington	Country	John Jack	Alfred Kirton	Herbert Downward	Joseph Burch (Ind)
Northcote	Labor	John Cain
Nunawading	Nationalist	John McKellar	Robert Menzies
Oakleigh	Labor	Squire Reid	Duncan Mackinnon
Ouyen	Country Progressive				Harold Glowrey (CPP)
Polwarth	Nationalist	Phillip Hill	James McDonald
Port Fairy and Glenelg	Labor	Ernie Bond	Donald Ferguson		William Stevenson (Ind Nat)
Port Melbourne	Labor	James Murphy			Thomas Le Huray (CPA)
Prahran	Labor	Arthur Jackson	Alfred Cole
Richmond	Labor	Ted Cotter
Rodney	Country			John Allan	Richard Doidge (CPP)
St Kilda	Liberal		Robert Morley		Burnett Gray (Lib)
Stawell and Ararat	Nationalist	Frank Brophy	Richard Toutcher
Swan Hill	Country			Francis Old	Thomas Connellan (CPP)
Toorak	Nationalist	Victor Stout	Stanley Argyle
Upper Goulburn	Country	Edward Withers		Edwin Mackrell
Upper Yarra	Nationalist		George Knox
Walhalla	Country	William McGrath		William Moncur	Andrew Wilson (Ind CP)
Wangaratta and Ovens	Country	Clive Walker		Lot Diffey	William Higgins (CPP) Percival Inchbold (Ind CP)
Waranga	Nationalist	John Minogue	Ernest Coyle	Edward Buckland William Pook
Warrenheip and Grenville	Labor	Edmond Hogan	Tom Hartrey
Warrnambool	Labor	Henry Bailey			William Downing (Ind Lib)
Williamstown	Labor	John Lemmon
Wonthaggi	Labor	William McKenzie

References

Psephos - Adam Carr's Election Archive

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