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

Liberal

Independent

George Reynoldson MLA (Deniliquin)

Legislative Assembly

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)
Darling Harbour	Labor	William Daley	George Whatmore	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)
Durham	Progressive			Walter Bennett (Fmr Prog)
Glebe	Liberal		James Hogue	John Haynes (Ind)
Gloucester	Liberal		James Young	Richard Price (Ind)
Gloucester	Liberal		James Young	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)
Raleigh	Progressive	William McCristal		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)
St Leonards	Liberal	Herbert Milner	John Carter	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)
Tamworth	Progressive	Harold Farleigh		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)
Waverley	Liberal	Edward Whittington	Thomas Jessep	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

Notes

^ 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

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

[2] 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.

[Green_Candidates_1907-1] Green, Antony. "1907 Candidates". New South Wales Election Results 1856-2007. Parliament of New South Wales. Retrieved 5 December 2019.

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