Candidates of the 1949 Australian federal election
New South Wales

Candidates of the 1949 Australian federal election

Section Title: New South Wales
Table Section Text: None

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Other candidates

Banks	Labor	Dominic Costa	Howard Fletcher (Lib)	Francis Foy (LL)

Barton	Labor	H. V. Evatt	Nancy Wake (Lib)

Bennelong	Liberal	Raymond Watt	John Cramer (Lib)

Blaxland	Lang Labor	Jim Harrison	Thomas Handran-Smith (Lib)	Roy Kirby (CPA) Jack Lang (LL)

Bradfield	Liberal	Ken Gee	Billy Hughes (Lib)	Edward Price (Ind)

Calare	Liberal	George Gibbons	John Howse (Lib)

Cook	Labor	Tom Sheehan	Gerald Davis (Lib)	John Eldridge (LL) Mervyn Pidcock (CPA)

Cowper	Country	Louis Jabour	Sir Earle Page (CP)

Cunningham	Labor	Billy Davies	Alan Thomson (Lib)	Eric Aarons (CPA)

Dalley	Labor	Sol Rosevear	Charles Shields (Lib)

Darling	Labor	Joe Clark	Elson Whyte (CP)	Cecil Connors (CPA) Madge Roberts (Ind)

East Sydney	Labor	Eddie Ward	John Mant (Lib)	William Dalton (Ind)

Eden-Monaro	Labor	Allan Fraser	Denzil Macarthur-Onslow (Lib)

Evans	Labor	Ronald Nicholls	Frederick Osborne (Lib)

Farrer	Country	Thomas McGrath	David Fairbairn* (Lib) John Mackay (CP)	Bill Gollan (CPA)

Grayndler	Labor	Fred Daly	Donald Clark (Lib)	William McCristal (RP) Henry McPhillips (CPA)

Gwydir	Labor	William Scully	Thomas Treloar (CP)

Hume	Labor	Arthur Fuller	Charles Anderson (CP)

Hunter	Labor	Rowley James	Ted Fletcher (Lib)	Evan Phillips (CPA)

Kingsford-Smith	Labor	Gordon Anderson	Charles de Monchaux (Lib)	Henry Crittenden (Ind) Clare Peters (Ind)

Lang	Labor	Dan Mulcahy	Eric Willis (Lib)	Roy Boyd (CPA)

Lawson	Labor	Alan Manning	Elwyn Croft (Lib) Laurie Failes* (CP)	William Ferguson (Ind)

Lowe	Labor	Hector McDonald	William McMahon (Lib)	Edith Shortland (Ind Lib)

Lyne	Country	Edward Hayes	Jim Eggins* (CP) Francis Hain (CP) Philip Lucock (CP) Eric Mackay (CP)	Joe Cordner (Ind)

Macarthur	Liberal	William McDonnell	Jeff Bate (Lib)

Mackellar	Liberal	James Mitchell	Bill Wentworth (Lib)

Macquarie	Labor	Ben Chifley	Bob Cotton (Lib)	John King (CPA)

Martin	Labor	William O'Connor	Frederick Mann (Lib)	Tom Dowling (CPA) Malinda Ivey (Ind) Frank Moss (LL)

Mitchell	Labor	Joseph White	Roy Wheeler (Lib)

New England	Country	William Wilson	David Drummond* (CP) Donald Shand (CP)

Newcastle	Labor	David Watkins	Harry Quinlan (Lib)	Laurie Aarons (CPA) Grahame Bland (Ind)

North Sydney	Labor	Leo Haylen	William Jack (Lib)	Norman Ferguson (LL) Patrick Williams (Ind)

Parkes	Labor	Les Haylen	Dick Dein (Lib)

Parramatta	Liberal	Clement Jackson	Howard Beale (Lib)

Paterson	Labor	Cecil Robinson	Robert Clendinning (CP) Arie Dorsman (CP) Allen Fairhall* (Lib) Greg McGirr (CP) Ernest Slater (CP)

Phillip	Labor	Joe Fitzgerald	William Latimer (Lib)	Jessie Street (Ind)

Reid	Labor	Charles Morgan	Jim Clough (Lib)	Rupert Sheldon (LL)

Richmond	Country	Alexander Bryen	Larry Anthony (CP)

Riverina	Labor	Joe Langtry	Hugh Roberton (CP)	William Mitchell (CPA)

Robertson	Labor	Thomas Williams	Roger Dean (Lib)

Shortland	Labor	Charles Griffiths	Harold Daisley (Lib)	Alfred Boa (Ind) Isabel Longworth (Ind) Eugene Marshall (CPA)

St George	Labor	Joseph Nicholson	Bill Graham (Lib)

Warringah	Liberal	Percy Spender (Lib)	Norman Chadwick (Ind Lab) Bill Fisher (Ind Lab)

Watson	Labor	Dan Curtin	Stanley Card (Lib)	Max Falstein (Ind Lab) Harold O'Reilly (LL)

Wentworth	Liberal	William McKell	Eric Harrison (Lib)

Werriwa	Labor	Bert Lazzarini	Ray Watson (Lib)

West Sydney	Labor	Dan Minogue	Basil Mottershead (Lib)	Horace Foley (LL) Stan Moran (CPA)

Sentence(s)

During the 1949 Australian federal election, William O'Connor, from Martin, was the Labor candidate.

final_sentence: During the 1949 Australian federal election, William O'Connor, from Martin, was the Labor candidate.