Candidates of the 1907 New South Wales state election

The 1907 New South Wales state election involved 90 electoral districts returning one member each and was held on 10 September 1907.[1]

Since the previous election in 1904, the Progressive Party, formerly one of the three major New South Wales political parties, had faded away. Some of its members had joined the Liberal Party, while others continued as independents. In line with general practice, those members are here given the designation "Former Progressive". Electorates previously held by the Progressive Party are marked as such.

Retiring members

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Liberal

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Independent

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Legislative Assembly

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

Electorate Held by Labor candidate Liberal candidate Other candidates
Albury Progressive Henry Davies Gordon McLaurin (Fmr Prog)
Alexandria Labor John Dacey Albert Bruntnell[a] Alexander Bryson (Ind)
Patrick Craddock (Ind)
Joseph Warner (Ind)
Allowrie Liberal Mark Morton
Annandale Liberal William Mahony Reginald Cohen (Ind)
Armidale Liberal Michael MacMahon Edmund Lonsdale
Ashburnham Liberal John Lynch Eden George
Ashfield Liberal William Robson James Eve (Ind)
Balmain Liberal John Storey Walter Anderson
Bathurst Progressive John Miller William Young (Fmr Prog)
Bega Liberal George Holt William Wood
Belmore Progressive Richard Teece Edward O'Sullivan (Fmr Prog)
Belubula Liberal George Ross Thomas Waddell
Bingara Liberal Samuel Heaton Samuel Moore
Blayney Liberal George Beeby John Withington
Botany Liberal Fred Page Isaac Spackman William Cox (Ind)
Broken Hill Labor John Cann
Burrangong Labor George Burgess Hector McWilliam
Burwood Liberal Thomas Tytherleigh Thomas Henley William Archer (Ind)
Stapleton Rodd (Ind)
Camden Liberal Fred Downes John Moore (Ind)
Frederick Webster (Ind)
Camperdown Progressive Robert Stuart-Robertson William Clegg James Smith (Fmr Prog)
Canterbury Liberal Edgar Cutler Thomas Mackenzie Varney Parkes (Ind Lib)
Castlereagh Labor John Treflé Donald Fletcher (Ind Lib)
Clarence Progressive John McFarlane Thomas Willan (Ind)
Clyde Liberal William Alley William Millard John Keenan (Ind)
Cobar Labor Donald Macdonell
Cootamundra Labor William Holman Alfred Conroy (Ind Lib)
Corowa Liberal John Grant Richard Ball
Darling Labor John Meehan William Davis
Darling Harbour Labor William Daley George Whatmore John Norton (Ind)
Sydney Green (Ind)
Harry Holland (Soc)
Evan Jones (Ind)
Darlinghurst Liberal Donald McKinnon Daniel Levy James Jones (Ind)
David Middleton (Ind)
Deniliquin Independent Henry Peters Hugh McKinney George Perrin (Ind)
James Wallace (Ind)
Durham Progressive William Brown (Ind Lib)
Walter Bennett (Fmr Prog)
Glebe Liberal James Hogue John Haynes (Ind)
Gloucester Liberal James Young Richard Price (Ind)
Henry Gardem (Ind)
Gordon Liberal Sydney Hutton Charles Wade
Gough Liberal Francis Bryant Follett Thomas William Vincent (Ind)
Goulburn Liberal Richard Holloway Augustus James James Gegg (Ind)
Thomas Rose (Ind)
Granville Liberal Walter Duncan John Nobbs
Gwydir Labor George Jones Thomas Hogan (Ind Lib)
Hartley Liberal James Dooley John Hurley
Hastings and Macleay Liberal Robert Davidson William Newton (Ind)
Edward Noonan (Ind)
Hawkesbury Progressive Arthur Mackenzie Brinsley Hall Thomas Smith (Ind)
Kahibah Labor Alfred Edden
King Liberal John West Ernest Broughton
Lachlan Labor Andrew Kelly James Carroll
Lane Cove Liberal Robert Boxall David Fell
Leichhardt Liberal Campbell Carmichael Robert Booth John Hawthorne (Ind)
Liverpool Plains Ind Liberal Henry Horne John Perry
Macquarie Labor Thomas Thrower Charles Barton
Maitland Progressive Samuel Rees John Gillies
Marrickville Liberal Walter Thompson Richard McCoy
Middle Harbour Liberal Richard Arthur William Fell (Ind Lib)
John Hayes (Ind)
Thomas Loxton (Ind)
Monaro Labor Gus Miller Edward Harris
Mudgee Progressive James Morrish Robert Jones William Wall (Ind)
Murray Labor Robert Scobie Frank Byrne
Murrumbidgee Labor Patrick McGarry Thomas Fitzpatrick
Namoi Ind Liberal William Walton Albert Collins (Ind Lib)
Newcastle Liberal Laurence Vial Owen Gilbert
Newtown Labor Robert Hollis Harold Morgan Patrick Quinn (Ind)
Northumberland Labor Matthew Charlton John Sutton
Orange Labor Albert Gardiner John Fitzpatrick
Paddington Liberal John Osborne Charles Oakes Sidney Baird (Ind)
Parramatta Liberal Arthur Rae Tom Moxham Edward Terry (Ind)
Petersham Liberal John Kohen John Cohen William Pickup (Ind)
Phillip Labor Phillip Sullivan John Garland Richard Meagher (Ind)
Pyrmont Labor John McNeill Percy Stevens
Queanbeyan Liberal George Clark Granville Ryrie Edward Lockwood (Ind)
Raleigh Progressive William McCristal George Briner (Fmr Prog)
John McLaughlin (Ind Lib)
Randwick Liberal John Browne David Storey
Redfern Labor James McGowen George Howe
Richmond Progressive John Perry Thomas Temperley (Ind)
Rous Liberal George Hindmarsh Richard Balmer (Ind)
John Sheridan (Ind)
Rozelle Liberal James Mercer Sydney Law
St George Liberal George Black Sir Joseph Carruthers
St Leonards Liberal Herbert Milner John Carter Edward Clark (Ind)
Thomas Creswell (Ind Lib)
Herbert McIntosh (Ind Lib)
Sherbrooke Liberal Benjamin Prior John Hunt Donald Campbell (Ind)
Robert Lalor (Ind)
Eugene Rudder (Ind)
Singleton Liberal William Johnson James Fallick
Sturt Labor Arthur Griffith
Surry Hills Liberal John Birt Sir James Graham Paddy Crick (Ind)
George Perry (Ind)
Tamworth Progressive Harold Farleigh Robert Levien (Fmr Prog)
Samuel Walker (Ind)
Tenterfield Liberal Charles Lee Robert Pyers (Ind)
Upper Hunter Liberal William Ashford William Fleming Edward Eagar (Ind)
Wilfred Young (Ind)
Waratah Labor John Estell David Renfrew (Ind)
Waverley Liberal Edward Whittington Thomas Jessep James Macarthur-Onslow (Ind Lib)
Frank Lock (Ind)
Wickham Progressive William Grahame John Fegan (Fmr Prog)
Wollondilly Liberal Laurence Gilmartin William McCourt Leonard Green (Ind)
Wollongong Labor John Nicholson Alexander Campbell
Woollahra Liberal Robert Usher William Latimer
Wynyard Progressive Patrick Sullivan Robert Donaldson (Fmr Prog)
Yass Labor Niels Nielsen Bernard Grogan

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ Albert Bruntnell (Liberal Reform) was the member for Surry Hills, having won the 1906 by-election, however he chose to contest Alexandria at the 1907 general election.

References

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  1. ^ Green, Antony. "1907 Candidates". New South Wales Election Results 1856-2007. Parliament of New South Wales. Retrieved 5 December 2019.