Candidates of the 1910 New South Wales state election

This is a list of candidates for the 1910 New South Wales state election. The election was held on 14 October 1910.

Retiring Members

Liberal

Independent

Albert Collins MLA (Namoi)

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 candidate	Liberal candidate	Other candidates

Albury	Ind Liberal	Benjamin Lloyd		Gordon McLaurin (Ind Lib)
Alexandria	Labor	John Dacey	George Smith	James Horne (Ind)
Allowrie	Liberal	Charles Craig	Mark Morton
Annandale	Liberal	George Davidson	Albert Bruntnell
Armidale	Liberal	Francis Bryant	Edmund Lonsdale
Ashburnham	Labor	John Lynch	Reginald Weaver
Ashfield	Liberal	Francis Cowling	William Robson
Balmain	Labor	John Storey	John Hurley
Bathurst	Liberal	Joseph Coates	John Miller
Bega	Liberal	Francis Riley	William Wood
Belmore	Labor	Patrick Minahan		John English (Ind Lab)
Belubula	Liberal	Cornelius Danahey	Thomas Waddell
Bingara	Liberal	George McDonald	Samuel Moore
Blayney	Labor	George Beeby	William Kelk
Botany	Labor	Fred Page	George Howe
Broken Hill	Labor	John Cann
Burrangong	Labor	George Burgess	James Carroll
Burwood	Liberal	Thomas Tytherleigh	Thomas Henley
Camden	Liberal	Frederick Webster	Fred Downes
Camperdown	Labor	Robert Stuart-Robertson	Thomas Jessep
Canterbury	Liberal	Ernest Burgess	Varney Parkes	John Gager (Ind)
Castlereagh	Labor	John Treflé	William Donnelly
Clarence	Liberal	William Cahill	John McFarlane
Clyde	Liberal	William Tomkins	William Millard	Samuel Rose (Ind)
Cobar	Labor	Donald Macdonell
Cootamundra	Labor	William Holman	Granville Ryrie
Corowa	Liberal	John Grant	Richard Ball
Darling	Labor	John Meehan	William Shepherd
Darling Harbour	Labor	John Cochran		Andrew Thomson (Ind Lab)
Darlinghurst	Liberal	John FitzGerald	Daniel Levy	John Haynes (Ind)
Deniliquin	Labor	Henry Peters		Arthur Trethowan (FSA)
Durham	Liberal	Robert Elkin	William Brown	Walter Bennett (Ind Lib)
Glebe	Liberal	Tom Keegan	James Hogue
Gloucester	Liberal	Con Hogan	Richard Price	James Gregg (Ind)
Gordon	Liberal	Conrad Von Hagen	Charles Wade
Gough	Liberal	Henry Colditz	Follett Thomas
Goulburn	Liberal	Percy Hollis	Augustus James
Granville	Liberal	Francis McLean	John Nobbs
Gwydir	Labor	George Jones	Edward Spear
Hartley	Labor	James Dooley	Sydney Innes-Noad
Hastings and Macleay	Liberal	Hugh Bridson	Robert Davidson	Henry Morton (Ind)
Hawkesbury	Liberal	Albert Jones	Brinsley Hall
Kahibah	Labor	Alfred Edden	Walter Clutton
King	Liberal	James Morrish	Neville Mayman	Philip Cullen (Ind) Michael Egan (Ind) James Jones (Ind) Robert Roberts (Ind)
Lachlan	Labor	Andrew Kelly	William Ewers
Lane Cove	Liberal	Sydney Hutton	David Fell
Leichhardt	Labor	Ambrose Carmichael	Frederick Reed
Liverpool Plains	Labor	Henry Horne		Robert Patten (FSA)
Macquarie	Liberal	Thomas Thrower	James Burns
Maitland	Ind Liberal	Laurence Vial		John Gillies (Ind Lib)
Marrickville	Liberal	Thomas Crawford	Rupert McCoy	Tedbar Barden (Ind) Arthur Blackwood (Ind Lib)
Middle Harbour	Liberal	Stephen O'Brien	Richard Arthur	David Middleton (Ind Lib)
Monaro	Labor	Gus Miller	William Wright
Mudgee	Liberal	Bill Dunn	Robert Jones
Murray	Labor	Robert Scobie
Murrumbidgee	Labor	Patrick McGarry	John Fletcher
Namoi	Independent	George Black		Hubert O'Reilly (Ind Lib)
Newcastle	Liberal	Arthur Gardiner	Owen Gilbert
Newtown	Labor	Robert Hollis	William Ferguson	Patrick Quinn (Ind)
Northumberland	Labor	William Kearsley		Reginald Harris (Ind Lib)
Orange	Liberal	Greg McGirr	John Fitzpatrick
Paddington	Liberal	John Osborne	Charles Oakes	Francis Meacle (Ind Lib)
Parramatta	Liberal	Dowell O'Reilly	Tom Moxham
Petersham	Liberal	Adamson Dawson	John Cohen
Phillip	Ind Liberal	Richard Meagher	Henry Manning	William Leonard (Ind)
Pyrmont	Labor	John McNeill	John Sutton	William McCristal (Ind Lab)
Queanbeyan	Labor	John Cusack	Joseph Roberts
Raleigh	Ind Liberal	Clem Johnson		George Briner (Ind Lib)
Randwick	Ind Liberal	George Young		David Storey (Ind Lib)
Redfern	Labor	James McGowen	John Fegan
Richmond	Liberal	William Gillies	John Perry
Rous	Liberal	Alfred Taylor	George Hindmarsh
Rozelle	Labor	James Mercer	Tom Hoskins
St George	Liberal	William Bagnall	William Taylor
St Leonards	Ind Liberal	George Down	Arthur Cocks	Edward Clark (Ind Lib)
Sherbrooke	Liberal	Andrew Thompson	John Hunt
Singleton	Liberal	Sydney Pender	James Fallick
Sturt	Labor	Arthur Griffith	Henry Kelly
Surry Hills	Liberal	Henry Hoyle	Sir James Graham	John Eaton (Ind)
Tamworth	Ind Liberal	John Lord		Robert Levien (Ind Lib)
Tenterfield	Liberal	Reginald Whereat	Charles Lee	Robert Pyers (Ind)
Upper Hunter	Labor	William Ashford	Henry Willis
Waratah	Labor	John Estell	Thomas Collins
Waverley	Liberal	Walter Duncan	James Macarthur-Onslow	Henry Douglass (Ind) Robert Watkins (Ind Lib)
Wickham	Labor	William Grahame	Thomas Allsopp
Wollondilly	Liberal	Charles Fern	William McCourt
Wollongong	Labor	John Nicholson	Edward Beeby
Woollahra	Liberal	James McCarthy	William Latimer	Leo Robinson (Ind)
Wynyard	Ind Liberal	Walter Boston		Robert Donaldson (Ind Lib)
Yass	Labor	Niels Nielsen	Bernard Grogan

References

Green, Antony. "1910 election candidate index". New South Wales Election Results 1856-2007. New South Wales Parliament.

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