Candidates of the 1935 New South Wales state election

This is a list of candidates for the 1935 New South Wales state election. The election was held on 11 May 1935.

Retiring members

Labor

William Brennan (Hamilton)
Peter Connolly (Newcastle) — lost party endorsement
Tom Keegan (Glebe)

United Australia

Sir Thomas Henley (Burwood)

Legislative Assembly

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

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Fed. Labor candidate	Other candidates

Albury	United Australia	Edward Jones	Alexander Mair (UAP)
Annandale	Labor	Bob Gorman		John Keegan
Armidale	Country		David Drummond (CP)
Arncliffe	United Australia	Joseph Cahill	Horace Harper (UAP)	Northey Du Maurier	Enoch Jones (CM) William Yewdall (Ind)
Ashburnham	Country	William Keast	Hilton Elliott (CP)
Ashfield	United Australia	Robert Bruce	Athol Richardson (UAP)		Milton Jarvie (Ind UAP)
Auburn	Labor	Jack Lang		Ben Chifley
Balmain	Labor	John Quirk		Allan Howie	Lance Sharkey (CPA)
Bankstown	Labor	James McGirr	Julian De Meyrick (UAP)		Frederick Loveday (CPA)
Barwon	Country	John O'Connor	Ben Wade (CP)
Bathurst	Country	Gus Kelly	Gordon Wilkins (CP)	Martin Griffin
Bondi	United Australia	Jack Fitzpatrick	Norman Thomas (UAP)
Botany	Labor	Bob Heffron
Bulli	Labor	John Sweeney			Patrick McHenry (CPA)
Burwood	United Australia	Arthur Dowd	Gordon Jackett (UAP)		George Bland (Ind)
Byron	Country	John Rogan	Arthur Budd (CP)		Frederick Stuart (Ind)
Canterbury	United Australia	Arthur Tonge	Edward Hocking (UAP)	Albert Gardiner
Casino	Country	Leonard Sweeney	John Reid (CP)
Castlereagh	Country	Joseph Clark	Alfred Yeo (CP)
Cessnock	Labor	Jack Baddeley			Charles Evans (CPA) Eugene O'Neill (Ind)
Clarence	Country		Alfred Henry (CP)		William Robinson (Ind)
Clarence	Country		Bertie Eggins (CP)		William Robinson (Ind)
Cobar	Labor	Mat Davidson		Joseph Bowe
Concord	United Australia	Alan McNamara	Stan Lloyd (UAP)	Henry McDicken	Aubrey Murphy (CM)
Coogee	United Australia	Karl Guhl	John Dunningham (UAP)
Cootamundra	Country	Ken Hoad	Bill Ross (CP)
Corowa	Country		Richard Ball (CP)
Croydon	United Australia	Archibald Pattinson	Bertram Stevens (UAP)		Harold Bondeson (SC)
Drummoyne	United Australia	Michael Croot	John Lee (UAP)
Dubbo	Country	Alfred McClelland	George Wilson (CP)
Dulwich Hill	United Australia	Frank Connors	John Ness (UAP)
George's River	United Australia	Ted Kinsella	Cecil Monro (UAP)		James Fowler (CM)
Glebe	Labor	Bill Carlton			Tom Dowling (CPA) Bertie Lewis (Ind) Henry Wood (Ind)
Gloucester	United Australia		Charles Bennett (UAP)
Gordon	United Australia		Sir Thomas Bavin (UAP)
Goulburn	United Australia	Jack Tully	Peter Loughlin (UAP)
Granville	United Australia	Bill Ely	Claude Fleck (UAP)	James Brophy	Adam Ogston (CPA)
Hamilton	Labor	Joshua Arthur	Ernest Richardson (UAP)	John Doyle
Hartley	Labor	Hamilton Knight			Robert Cram (CPA)
Hawkesbury	United Australia		Bruce Walker Jr (UAP)		Allan Cordner (Ind)
Hornsby	United Australia		James Shand (UAP)		Fergus Munro (CM)
Hurstville	United Australia	Walter Butler	James Webb (UAP)	Richard Bramston
Illawarra	Labor	Billy Davies	Walter Duncan (UAP)	Albert Rowe	John Cranston (CPA)
King	Labor	Daniel Clyne	Geoffrey Robin (UAP)		James Prentice (CPA)
Kogarah	United Australia	Mark Gosling	James Ross (UAP)	Patrick Quinane	Edward Bulmer (CPA)
Kurri Kurri	Labor	George Booth			Jack Miles (CPA)
Lachlan	Country	Valdimer Connellan	Ernest Buttenshaw (CP)
Lakemba	Labor	Fred Stanley	Roland Murray (UAP)		John Stewart (Ind)
Lane Cove	United Australia		Herbert FitzSimons (UAP)		Eric Campbell (CM)
Leichhardt	Labor	Claude Matthews		William Dyer
Lismore	Country		William Frith (CP)
Liverpool Plains	Country	Percy Forsyth	Harry Carter (CP)
Maitland	United Australia	Walter O'Hearn	Walter Howarth (UAP)
Manly	United Australia		Alfred Reid (UAP)		Ernest Kidd (Ind UAP)
Marrickville	Labor	Carlo Lazzarini	Herbert Donald (UAP)
Monaro	Country	Clarence Moore	William Hedges (CP)
Mosman	United Australia		Herbert Lloyd (UAP)
Mudgee	Country	Bill Dunn	David Spring (CP)
Murray	Country	John Donovan	Joe Lawson (CP)
Murrumbidgee	Country	George Enticknap	Robert Hankinson (CP)
Namoi	Country	William Scully	Colin Sinclair (CP)
Nepean	United Australia	John Jackson	Joseph Jackson (UAP)
Neutral Bay	United Australia		Reginald Weaver (UAP)		Peter Pollack (Ind)
Newcastle	Labor	Frank Hawkins		William Nye	Frederick Dodd (CPA) Hugh Sutherland (Ind Lab)
Newtown	Labor	Frank Burke		Joseph Bugler
North Sydney	United Australia	Ben Howe	Hubert Primrose (UAP)	Thomas Lavelle	Leslie Dare (Ind UAP)
Orange	United Australia	William Folster	Alwyn Tonking (UAP)
Oxley	United Australia	Francis Hartley	Lewis Martin (UAP)
Paddington	Labor	Maurice O'Sullivan		Leslie Kirkwood	George Gowland (CPA)
Parramatta	United Australia	Joseph Byrne	George Gollan (UAP)		William Beck (CPA)
Petersham	United Australia	Bill Sheahan	Eric Solomon (UAP)	Patrick Colbourne	Jervis Blackman (Ind)
Phillip	Labor	Tom Shannon
Raleigh	Country		Roy Vincent (CP)		Arthur Wallace (Ind)
Randwick	United Australia	Jack Flanagan	Arthur Moverly (UAP)	John Taylor
Redfern	Labor	William McKell			Robert McWilliams (CPA)
Ryde	United Australia	Evan Davies	Eric Spooner (UAP)
South Coast	United Australia	Reginald Murphy	Henry Bate (UAP)		Herb Turner (Ind)
Sturt	Labor	Ted Horsington			Stuart Coombe (Ind)
Tamworth	United Australia	William McArdle	Frank Chaffey (UAP)		James Brownhill (Ind) John Killalea (Ind) William McKnight (Ind)
Temora	Country	Edward O'Neill	Hugh Main (CP)
Tenterfield	Country		Michael Bruxner (CP)
Upper Hunter	Country	John Wood	Malcolm Brown (CP)		William Chapman (Ind UAP)
Vaucluse	United Australia		William Foster (UAP)
Wagga Wagga	Country	Ray Maher	Matthew Kilpatrick (CP)
Waratah	Labor	Robert Cameron		Roy McIlveen	Douglas Gillies (CPA)
Waverley	United Australia	William Clementson	John Waddell (UAP)	Alex Hogan
Willoughby	United Australia	David Rees	Edward Sanders (UAP)
Wollondilly	United Australia		Mark Morton (UAP)
Woollahra	United Australia		Sir Daniel Levy (UAP)		Rupert Beale (Ind)
Yass	United Australia	John Cleary	George Ardill (UAP)
Young	Country	Stanley Neagle	Albert Reid (CP)

References

Green, Antony. "1935 Election candidate index". New South Wales Election Results 1856-2007. New South Wales Parliament.