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Candidates of the 1922 New South Wales state election

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This is a list of candidates for the 1922 New South Wales state election.[1] The election was held on 25 March 1922. The election was the second of three conducted under the system of proportional representation.

Retiring Members

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Labor

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Nationalist

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Legislative Assembly

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Sitting members are shown in bold text. Successful parties are highlighted in the relevant colour. Successful candidates are indicated by an asterisk (*).

Electorate Sitting MPs Labor candidates Nationalist candidates Progressive candidates Other candidates
Balmain 4 Labor
1 Nationalist

John Doyle
Tom Keegan*
John Quirk*
David Ryan
Robert Stuart-Robertson*

Thomas Greentree
Alfred Henry
Albert Lane*
Albert Smith
Robert Stopford*

Solomon Amein (Ind)
Henry Collins (ISLP)
John Hood (ISLP)
John Sheehy (Dem)

Bathurst 2 Labor
1 Nationalist

James Dooley*
Valentine Johnston
Gus Kelly

Alfred Craig
John Fitzpatrick*
Sir Charles Rosenthal*

Alfred Birney
Arthur Brown
Frederic Swann
Samuel Whitmee

Botany 4 Labor
1 Nationalist

Frank Burke*
Simon Hickey
William McKell*
Thomas Mutch*
Bill Ratcliffe*

David Alexander
Albert Dunning
John Lee*
William Pritchard
William Wassall

Daniel McGrath (Dem)
Patrick Mulheron (Ind)
George Overhill (Ind)
Fred Page (Ind)
William Wallace (ISLP)

Byron 1 Labor
1 Nationalist
1 Progressive

Roger Kiely
Thomas Reidy
Tom Swiney

George Nesbitt*
Stephen Perdriau*
John Williams

Stephen Blackman
William Missingham*
William Zuill

Cootamundra 2 Labor
1 Progressive

Ken Hoad
Peter Loughlin*
James McGirr*

Arthur Manning
George O'Brien
Alfred Wilcox

Thomas Hough
Hugh Main*
Frederick Tout

William Lucas (Ind)

Cumberland 1 Labor
2 Nationalist

Voltaire Molesworth*
Charles York

Ernest Carr
William FitzSimons*
Bruce Walker Sr*

Edwin Crowther
Reuben Jenner
Albert Smith

Eastern Suburbs 2 Labor
2 Nationalist
1 Progressive

Robert Campbell
Daniel Dwyer
Frank Green
Bob O'Halloran*
Alfred Warton

William Foster
Hyman Goldstein*
Harold Jaques*
Charles Oakes*
Millicent Preston-Stanley

Alfred Barber
Joseph Barracluff
Frederick Davison
Alfred Finney
John Keenan
Donald McDonald
Edwin Sautelle

Scott Campbell (Ind Lab)[a]
Cyril Fallon* (Dem)
John Hackett (Ind Lab)
Jack Lamier (Ind)
Frederick Marks (SNP)
Richard Meagher (Ind)

Goulburn 1 Labor
1 Nationalist
1 Progressive

John Bailey*
Thomas Butler
Frank Morgan

Henry Bate
John Perkins*

Edward Halliday
John O'Reilly
Thomas Rutledge*

Francis Grogan (Ind)
Samuel Rose (Ind)

Maitland 1 Labor
1 Nationalist
1 Progressive

William Brennan
John Culbert
Walter O'Hearn*

Walter Bennett*
William Cameron*
George Waller

Benjamin Gelling
Herbert Ralston
Cecil Tindale

Patrick Ferry (Ind)

Murray 1 Labor
1 Nationalist
1 Progressive

Walter Boston
William O'Brien*
Patrick Quilty

Richard Ball*
Edward Collins
John Jelbart

Ernest Field
Matthew Kilpatrick*
John Smithenbecker

Murrumbidgee 1 Labor
1 Nationalist
1 Progressive

Martin Flannery*
James Lyons
James Tully

Arthur Grimm*
William Hall
John Macallister

Ernest Buttenshaw*
James Milthorpe
Henry Moulder
George Wilson

James McMahon (Ind)

Namoi 1 Labor
1 Nationalist
1 Progressive

Septimus Humphries
Patrick Scully*
William Scully

Frank Chaffey*
Walter Wearne*

Roland Green
Albert Studdy

Robert Levien (Ind)

Newcastle 3 Labor
1 Nationalist
1 Independent

Jack Baddeley*
Hugh Connell*
Amram Lewis
David Murray*
David Watson

Magnus Cromarty*
John Fegan
Robert Kilgour
Kenneth Mathieson
Harry Wheeler

John Cram
George Jenner

Arthur Gardiner (Ind Lab)
James Gilligan (Ind)
Thomas Hoare (Ind)
William Jeffery (Ind)
Walter Skelton* (Ind)

North Shore 1 Labor
3 Nationalist
1 Ind Nationalist

John Cochran
James Donaldson
William Killingsworth
Cecil Murphy*
Arthur Tonge

Richard Arthur*
Arthur Cocks*
Alfred Reid
Arthur Walker
Reginald Weaver*
Albert Whatmore

Edward Clark (Ind)
William Fell* (Ind Coal)
Jacob Fotheringham (Ind)
Harry Meatheringham (Ind)
Timothy O'Donoghue (Dem)

Northern Tableland 1 Labor
2 Progressive

Amos Clarke
Phillip Killey
Alfred McClelland*

David Doull
Albert Head
George Ring

Michael Bruxner*
David Drummond*
James McIlveen

Oxley 1 Labor
2 Progressive

Frederick Bennett
Joseph Fitzgerald*
Alfred O'Neill

Theodore Hill*
William McRae
Henry Morton

Charles Algie
Harold Henderson
Lewis Martin
Richard Price
Roy Vincent*
Matthew Wallace
Albert Whatson

Patrick Moran (Ind)

Parramatta 2 Labor
1 Nationalist

Bill Ely
George Harrison
Jack Lang*

Albert Bruntnell*
Thomas Morrow*
Leicester Simpson
Charles Willoughby

John Blake (Ind)
James Boughey (Ind Lab)
Saxon Hurst (Ind Lab)

Ryde 1 Labor
2 Nationalist
1 Progressive
1 Ind Nationalist

John English
Robert Greig*
William Hutchison
Alexander Mackie
Thomas Maher

David Anderson*
Thomas Bavin*
Sir Thomas Henley*
Edward Loxton*
Norman McIntosh
Herbert Small

Lindsay Thompson

John Pattison (Ind)

St George 2 Labor
2 Nationalist
1 Progressive

George Cann*
Patrick Donovan
Mark Gosling*
Arthur Jones
Sam Toombs

Guy Arkins*
William Bagnall*
John Ewen
Francis Farrar
Thomas Ley*
John Willson

John Cordell
Reginald McDonald
John Wilson

John Cooper (Ind)
John Gager (Ind)
Henry Short (Ind)

Sturt 2 Labor
1 Nationalist

Mat Davidson*
Ted Horsington
Jabez Wright*

William Daish
Brian Doe*
John Wicks

Walter O'Grady

William Couch (Ind)
Charles Dooley (Ind)
Donald Grant (ISLP)
Ernest Wetherell (Ind)

Sydney 4 Labor
1 Nationalist

John Birt*
Michael Burke
Greg McGirr*
Patrick Minahan*
George Mullins

Richard Caldwell
Joseph Jackson*
Daniel Levy*
Ernest Marks
William Nicholls
Ernest Salmon

Richard Allen (Ind)
Alfred Bartlett (Ind)
Sydney Brown (Ind)
Albert Clifton (Ind)
Sir Benjamin Fuller (Ind)
Henry Jones (Ind)
Ernest Llewelyn (Ind)
William McCristal (ISLP)
Edwin Miller (Ind)
William Pickup (Ind)
Edward Price (Ind)
Solomon Rosenberg (Ind)
Charles Tuck (Ind)
Robert Williams (Ind)

Wammerawa 2 Labor
1 Nationalist

Joseph Clark
Bill Dunn*
William Webster

John Macdonald
Percy Shortland
John Wark

James Berryman
Edward Kater
George Oram
Edward Scully
Harold Thorby*
Gordon Wilkins

William Ashford* (Ind)
Arthur Heany (Ind)

Western Suburbs 2 Labor
2 Nationalist
1 Progressive

Carlo Lazzarini*
Harold Macdonald
Edward McTiernan*
Joseph Smith
James Stewart

Tom Hoskins*
John Ness*
Sydney Shillington
William Simpson
James Wilson*

Alexander Huie
Clare Wilson

Wollondilly 2 Labor
1 Nationalist

John Cleary
Billy Davies*
Walter Thompson

Samuel Emmett
Sir George Fuller*
Mark Morton*

William Howarth

Arthur Silvey-Reardon (Ind)

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ Scott Campbell had been nominated by the Labor Party for the 1920 election however his endorsement was withdrawn before the polling day because he signed a pledge for the unconditional release of twelve imprisoned members of the Industrial Workers of the World.[2]

References

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  1. ^ Green, Antony. "1922 Election candidate index". New South Wales Election Results 1856-2007. Parliament of New South Wales. Retrieved 2 November 2019.
  2. ^ "The ALP: definite action taken against candidates who sign pledges". The Sydney Morning Herald. 10 March 1920. p. 11. Retrieved 2 November 2019 – via National Library of Australia.