Candidates of the 1901 New South Wales state election

There were 373 candidates contesting 125 seats at the 1901 New South Wales state election which was held on 3 July 1901.[1][2]

Since the previous election in 1898, the Protectionist Party (or National Federal Party) had become the Progressive Party, while the Free Trade Party had become the Liberal Reform Party.

Retiring Members

Progressive

Liberal

Labor

Independent

Legislative Assembly

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

Electorate Held by Progressive candidate Liberal candidate Labour candidate Other candidates
 
AlburyProgressiveRichard BallThomas Griffith (Ind)
AlmaLabourJabez WrightWilliam Colliss (Ind)
William Williams (Ind Lab)
AnnandaleLiberalReginald CohenWilliam MahonyRichard Kimber (Ind)
ArgyleProgressiveThomas RoseFrancis Isaac
ArmidaleProgressiveCharles WilsonEdmund Lonsdale
AshburnhamProgressiveJoseph ReymondThomas BavisterFrank Calder (Ind)
AshfieldLiberalFrederick Winchcombe
BallinaProgressiveJohn PerryThomas TemperleySamuel Dutton (Ind)
Thomas Russell (Ind)
Balmain NorthLiberalAlexander MilneGilbert MurdochJohn StoreyWalter Macdougall (Ind)
William Ward (Ind Lib)
Balmain SouthLabourCharles DonnelleySydney LawJohn Gray (Ind Lib)
Robert Morris (Ind)
William Pacey (Ind)
Percy Tighe (Ind Prog)
BarwonProgressiveWilliam WillisWilliam Wright
BathurstProgressiveWilliam YoungGeorge MachattieJacob Innes (Ind)
BegaProgressiveHenry ClarkeWilliam Boot (Ind)
William Braine (Ind)
BingaraLiberalSamuel Moore
BoorowaLabourNiels NielsenHerbert O'Leary (Ind Prog)
BotanyLabourWilliam StephenJohn Dacey
BourkeProgressiveWilliam Davis
BowralLiberalWilliam McCourt
BraidwoodProgressiveAlbert ChapmanAlexander Fraser (Ind Lib)
Frederick Gordon (Ind Lib)
Richard Higgins (Ind Lib)
Walter Horberry (Ind)
Ebenezer Henry (Ind Lib)
John Kenny (Ind Prog)
Patrick O'Brien (Ind Lib)
Bartholomew O'Sullivan (Ind)
Broken HillLabourJohn CannCharles Counsell (Ind Lib)
BurwoodIndependentAlexander RalstonWilliam Archer (Ind)
CamdenProgressiveJohn KiddWilliam Blackmore
CanterburyIndependentThomas MackenzieFrederick Barker (Ind)
Thomas Dalton (Ind)
William Gilliver (Ind)
Hampton Slatyer (Ind)
Thomas Taylor (Ind)
Frederick Webster (Ind)
ClarenceProgressiveJohn McFarlane
CobarLabourDonald Macdonell
CondoublinLabourPatrick ClaraWilliam Nash (Ind)
Andrew Stewart (Ind)
David Tasker (Ind Lib)
William Wilkinson (Ind)
CoonambleLabourHugh MacdonaldJohn Reddan (Ind Prog)
CowraProgressiveThomas Waddell
DarlingtonLiberalThomas ClarkePhillip SullivanJohn Neill (Soc)
DeniliquinProgressiveRichard Eames (Ind Prog)
Joseph Evans (Ind Prog)
Patrick Fagan (Ind Prog)
Allen Lakeman (Ind Prog)
John Lewis (Ind Lib)
Hugh McKinney (Ind)
DubboLiberalEdwin UtleySimeon PhillipsLinus Bungate
DurhamProgressiveWalter Bennett
East MaitlandLiberalJames BrunkerWilliam McIlroy (Ind Prog)
Eden-BombalaProgressiveBernard McTernan (Ind Lib)
William Wood (Ind)
GlebeLiberalJames HoguePeter StrongLewis Abrams (Ind)
Stanley Cole (Ind)
William Tate (Ind)
Glen InnesProgressiveFrancis WrightThomas Chandler (Ind)
Follett Thomas (Ind Lib)
GloucesterProgressiveAlfred LeeRichard Price (Ind)
GoulburnLiberalJames AshtonJames Toomey
GraftonProgressiveJohn SeeFrederick Wilcox (Ind Lib)
GranvilleLiberalWilliam WindsorJohn Nobbs
GrenfellLabourArthur GrimmWilliam Holman
GundagaiProgressiveJohn BarnesJohn MillerJames Cook (Ind Lib)
Walter Griffin (Ind)
GunnedahProgressiveThomas Wills-AllenDavid Hall
HartleyLiberalHenry BrierleyHarry GoyderRobert PillansJohn Hurley (Ind)
John Tabrett (Ind)
Hastings and MacleayProgressivePercival BascheRobert DavidsonHugh Bridson (Ind)
Otho Dangar (Ind)
Edward Noonan (Ind)
HawkesburyLiberalBrinsley HallWilliam Morgan
HayLiberalFrank Byrne (Ind)
HumeProgressiveGordon McLaurin
IllawarraLiberalArchibald CampbellHenry Collings (Ind Lab)
InverellProgressiveWilliam McIntyreJames McIlveen (Ind Prog)
KahibahLabourAlfred EddenJohn Bailey (Ind Lib)
KiamaProgressiveAlexander CampbellJohn Waugh
LachlanProgressiveJames Carroll
LeichhardtLiberalJohn HawthorneWilliam Niland
LismoreProgressiveCharles DuffyRobert CampbellRichard Balmer (Ind Lib)
John Coleman (Ind Lib)
James Frith (Ind LIb)
James O'Flynn (Ind Lib)
Frank Russell (Ind Lib)
MacquarieProgressiveWilliam HurleyJohn Miller
ManningLiberalJohn ThomsonJames Young
MarrickvilleLiberalJames EdwardsRichard McCoyDavid Chenhall (Ind Lib)
John Hardy (Ind)
George Leslie (Ind Lib)
George Morehouse (Ind Lib)
William Moyes (Ind Lib)
MolongProgressiveAndrew RossJohn Withington
MonaroProgressiveJohn SellarGus Miller
MoreeProgressiveJohn CraneWilliam Webster
MoruyaLiberalTheophilus CoxWilliam MillardJames Smith (Ind)
MudgeeProgressiveEdwin RichardsRobert Jones
MurrayProgressiveJames HayesAlexander McArthur (Ind Lib)
MurrumbidgeeProgressiveThomas FitzpatrickPercy Waxman
NarrabriLabourAlbert CollinsJohn GatelyJob Sheldon (Ind Prog)
NepeanLiberalThomas SmithSamuel Lees
Newcastle EastLiberalWilliam DickJames Curley
Newcastle WestLabourEmmanuel FlynnOwen GilbertThomas Green
Newtown-CamperdownLiberalThomas ProbertSamuel HeatonRichard Bellemey (Ind Lib)
William Clegg (Ind Lib)
James Smith (Ind Prog)
Andrew Thomson (Soc)
Newtown-ErskineLiberalEdmund MolesworthRobert HollisLeopold Bertram (Ind Lib)
Newtown-St PetersLiberalWilliam RiggGeorge ClarkWalter Arnold (Ind)
James Fallick (Ind Lib)
David Hayes (Ind)
James Mitchell (Ind Prog)
NorthumberlandIndependentJohn Norton (Ind)
OrangeLiberalPatrick FlanaganHarry NewmanAlbert Gardiner (Ind Lib)
PaddingtonLiberalThomas WestCharles OakesFrederick Harper (Ind)
Thomas Meagher (Ind)
Robert Usher (Ind)
ParramattaProgressiveWilliam FerrisTom Moxham
PetershamProgressiveJohn CohenJoseph Cockbaine (Ind Lib)
William Richardson (Ind)
QueanbeyanProgressiveEdward O'SullivanCharles TurnerPatrick McNamara (Ind Lib)
QuirindiIndependentRobert LevienJohn RodgersHugh Ross
RaleighIndependentGeorge BrinerHenry Boltwood (Ind)
Richard Cooke (Ind)
Jeremiah Mannix (Ind)
Eugene Rudder (Ind Prog)
RandwickLiberalJames O'DonnellDavid StoreyThomas Armfield (Ind)
RedfernLabourPeter McNaughtJames McGowenJoseph Butterfield (Ind)
RichmondProgressiveRobert PyersThomas McFaddenJohn Harper (Ind Lib)
RobertsonProgressiveRobert FitzgeraldWilliam Fleming
RydeIndependentThomas HenleyFrank Farnell (Ind Lib)
Edward Terry (Ind)
Henry Tucker (Ind Prog)
RylstoneLiberalThomas ArkinsJohn Fitzpatrick
St GeorgeLiberalJoseph CarruthersWilliam Flinn
St LeonardsLiberalEdward ClarkPeter O'ConnellThomas Creswell (Ind Lib)
SherbrookeProgressiveJohn RoughleyBroughton O'Conor (Ind)
Adam Pringle (Ind Lib)
ShoalhavenIndependentDavid DavisMark Morton
SingletonProgressiveCharles DightAugustus WalkerThomas Blick (Ind)
SturtLabourCharles MaleyWilliam Ferguson (Ind Lab)
Sydney-BelmoreLiberalEden GeorgeSir James GrahamWilliam GocherJohn Donovan (Ind)
Sydney-BlighProgressivePatrick QuinnJohn BrindleyDaniel HealeyJohn Campbell (Ind Lib)
John Hughes (Ind)
Sydney-CookLiberalGeorge PerrySamuel WhiddonPhilip MulhollandHenry Cato (Ind)
John Griffin (Ind)
William Hart (Ind Prog)
Sydney-DenisonLiberalGeorge HarrisAndrew KellyJames Hynes (Ind)
William Watts (Ind Lib)
Sydney-FitzroyLiberalDaniel LevyDonald McKinnonHenry Chapman (Ind)
Harry Foran (Ind Prog)
Callaghan Garvan (Ind)
Arthur McElhone (Ind Lib)
Denis O'Sullivan (Ind)
Sydney-FlindersProgressiveArthur NelsonJohn WaineFrederick SommerhoffHezekiah Evers (Ind Lib)
Ernest Gardner (Ind Prog)
James Lawrence (Ind Prog)
Sydney-GippsProgressiveElliot JohnsonWilliam DaleyWilfred Spruson (Ind Prog)
Sydney-KingLiberalErnest BroughtonThomas HughesDavid Fealy (Ind)
Vincent Taylor (Ind Lib)
Lindsay Thompson (Ind)
Fred Walsh (Ind Lib)
Alexander Wilson (Ind)
Sydney-LangLabourJoseph ChuckEvan JonesJohn PowerHarry Holland (Soc)
Sydney-PhillipProgressiveDaniel O'ConnorJohn MoloneyGeorge Barnett
Sydney-PyrmontLabourSamuel SmithJohn Sergeant (Ind Lib)
TamworthProgressiveGeoffrey CodringtonAlbert PiddingtonRaymond Walsh (Ind)
TenterfieldLiberalCharles Lee
TumutIndependentRobert DonaldsonCharles RoyleJames Elphick
TweedIndependentAlexander EastaughffeRichard Meagher (Ind)
Uralla-WalchaProgressiveMichael MacMahonCharles MarshFrank Townshend (Ind)
James Watts (Ind)
Wagga WaggaProgressiveJames GormlyGeorge Coleman (Ind Prog)
WallsendLabourJohn EstellJames Moroney (Soc)
WaratahLabourArthur GriffithWilliam Sharp (Ind Prog)
WarringahProgressiveJames ConroyJames Alderson (Ind Lib)
Thomas Loxton (Ind Lib)
Ellison Quirk (Ind)
WaterlooLiberalGeorge AndersonErnest BannerHenry Maynard (Ind)
James Morrish (Soc)
WaverleyLiberalThomas JessepAlfred Allen (Ind Lib)
John Carroll (Ind)
James Macarthur-Onslow (Ind)
David Penfold (Ind)
WellingtonLiberalJohn McEwenJohn Haynes
WentworthProgressiveRobert ScobieThomas Boynton (Ind)
Alexander Cameron (Ind Lib)
Harry Harben (Ind)
West MacquarieProgressivePaddy CrickOtto Jaeger
West MaitlandLiberalJohn Gillies (Ind)
Richard Proctor (Ind)
WickhamProgressiveJohn FeganWilliam SheddonGeorge Errington
WilcanniaLabourJohn BuzacottThomas Bell (Ind Lib)
Richard Sleath (Ind Lab)
WilloughbyLiberalGeorge HowarthGeorge WaiteClaude Leplastrier (Ind Lib)
WoollahraLiberalJohn GarlandWilliam Latimer (Ind Lib)
WoronoraLiberalThomas BissellJohn WondersJohn Nicholson (Ind Lab)
YassLiberalBernard GroganWilliam Affleck
YoungLabourJames RankinGeorge BurgessJohn Lynch (Ind)
Thomas Spring (Ind)
Alphonso Tewksbury (Ind)

See also

Notes

  1. Dugald Thomson had been elected as member of the Progressive party in 1898, then known as the National Federal party, described as a free trade federationist.[3]

References

  1. Green, Antony. "1901 Totals". New South Wales Election Results 1856-2007. Parliament of New South Wales. Retrieved 17 March 2020.
  2. Green, Antony. "1901 election candidate index". New South Wales Election Results 1856-2007. Parliament of New South Wales. Retrieved 17 March 2020.
  3. "Mr Dugald Thomson". The Australian Star. 16 July 1898. p. 9. Retrieved 1 April 2020 via Trove.
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