Candidates of the 1931 Australian federal election
New South Wales

Candidates of the 1931 Australian federal election

Section Title: New South Wales
Table Section Text: None

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Labor (NSW) candidate	Other candidates

Barton	Labor	James Tully	Albert Lane (UAP)	John Eldridge

Calare	Labor	George Gibbons	Harold Thorby (CP)	Tom Watson

Cook	Labor	Edward Riley	Charles Robinson (UAP)	Jock Garden	Tom Wright (CPA)

Cowper	Country	John Cusack	Earle Page (CP)	Tom Roach

Dalley	Labor	Ted Theodore	Sidney Massey (UAP)	Sol Rosevear	William Little (Ind Nat) Jack Sylvester (CPA)

Darling	Labor	Arthur Blakeley	Harold Campbell (CP)	Richard Quintrell	Ted Tripp (CPA)

East Sydney	Labor	George Buckland	John Clasby (UAP)	Eddie Ward

Eden-Monaro	Labor	Gerald O'Sullivan	Arthur Christian (CP) John Perkins* (UAP)

Gwydir	Labor	Lou Cunningham	Aubrey Abbott* (CP) Arnold Brown (CP)	Edward Cummins

Hume	Labor	Parker Moloney	Thomas Collins (CP)	Lynden Regan

Hunter	Labor	Allan Howie	Rowley James	Arnold Bailey (Ind) Harris Burnham (CPA)

Lang	Labor	William Long	Alfred Bennett (UAP) Dick Dein* (UAP)	Dan Mulcahy

Macquarie	Labor	Ben Chifley	John Lawson (UAP)	Tony Luchetti	Robert Deveney (CPA)

Martin	Labor	James Catts	Mac Abbott (UAP) William Holman* (UAP)	Charles Hankin

New England	Country	Victor Thompson (CP)	Angus Campbell (Ind)

Newcastle	Labor	David Watkins	James Kidd	Rowland Clark (AAL) Jack Simpson (CPA) Walter Skelton (Ind Lab)

North Sydney	Independent Nationalist	Norman Cowper (UAP) Billy Hughes* (UAP)	Norman Nelson

Parkes	United Australia	William Gibbs	Charles Marr (UAP)	Herbert Garden

Parramatta	Labor	Albert Rowe	Frederick Stewart (UAP)	Valentine Patterson	Anwoth Brown (Ind)

Reid	Labor	Percy Coleman	Robert Uebel (UAP)	Joe Gander

Richmond	Country	Robert Gibson (CP) Roland Green* (CP) Leonard Greening (CP) Percy Tighe (CP)	Jim Fredericks (Ind)

Riverina	Country	Louis Levy	Robert Hankinson (CP) Horace Nock* (CP)	John Heiss

Robertson	United Australia	Wilfred Turnbull	Sydney Gardner (UAP)	Peter Robb	William Fleming (Ind CP)

South Sydney	Labor	Edward Riley	John Jennings (UAP)	John Stewart

Warringah	United Australia	Walter Duncan (UAP) Archdale Parkhill* (UAP)

Wentworth	Independent Nationalist	Eric Harrison* (UAP) Walter Marks (UAP)

Werriwa	Labor	Ernest Tully	Walter McNicoll* (CP)	Bert Lazzarini	Mont Sheppard (Ind AAL)

West Sydney	Labor	James Donaldson	Arthur Butterell (UAP)	Jack Beasley

Sentence(s)

In 1931, Eddie Ward (Labor) was elected as the member for East Sydney.

final_sentence: In 1931, Eddie Ward (Labor) was elected as the member for East Sydney.