Candidates of the 1895 New South Wales colonial election

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This is a list of candidates for the 1895 New South Wales colonial election. The election was held on 24 July 1895.

Contents

Retiring members

Protectionist

Free Trade

Labor

Legislative Assembly

Sitting members are shown in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour. Where there is possible confusion, an asterisk (*) is also used.

ElectorateHeld by Protectionist candidate Free Trade candidate Labor candidateOther candidates
Albury Protectionist George Billson Richard Ball
Alma Labor Josiah Thomas
Annandale Free Trade John Maxwell William Mahony John SkeltonWilliam Williams (Ind FT)
Argyle Protectionist Thomas Rose Benjamin Short
Armidale Protectionist Henry Copeland Edmund Lonsdale
Ashburnham Ind Labor Joseph Reymond Albert Gardiner George Hutchinson
Ashfield Free Trade Thomas Bavister John Goodlet (Ind)
Ballina Protectionist John Perry Thomas Temperley (Ind Prot)
Balmain North Free Trade Alexander Milne Bill Wilks Frank Smith (Ind FT)
Balmain South Labor Osborne Chidgey Sydney Law George Clubb (Ind FT)
James Johnston (Ind Prot)
Barwon Protectionist William Willis Donald Macdonell
Bathurst Free Trade Jack FitzGerald Sydney Smith
Bega Protectionist Thomas Rawlinson Henry Clarke (Ind Prot)
Bingara Free Trade William Dowel Samuel Moore
Boorowa Protectionist Kenneth Mackay James Wilson Robert Horne (Ind)
Botany Free Trade William Stephen John Dacey James Macfadyen (Ind FT)
Bourke Free Trade William Davis Edward Millen
Bowral Free Trade William McCourt
Braidwood Protectionist Austin Chapman Adolph Shadler (Ind FT)
Broken Hill Labor John Cann
Burwood Free Trade William McMillan William Archer (Ind FT)
Camden Protectionist John Kidd Charles Bull
Canterbury Free Trade Varney Parkes Mark Hammond (Ind)
Clarence Protectionist John McFarlane Frederick McGuren (Ind Prot)
Cobar Protectionist Thomas Waddell Michael O'HalloranM Lamrock (Ind FT)
Condoublin Labor Patrick Ryan Thomas Brown
Coonamble Labor George Loughnan Hugh Macdonald
Cowra Protectionist Denis Donnelly William Cortis Linus BungateEdward Bassett (Ind Prot)
Darlington Protectionist William Schey Thomas Clarke Robert Harris
Deniliquin Protectionist John Chanter William Burrell (Ind Lab)
George Chandler (Ind FT)
Dubbo Protectionist James Morgan Simeon Phillips
Durham Protectionist Herbert Brown Erskine Smith (Ind Prot)
East Maitland Free Trade James Brunker Peter CurranSamuel Clift (Ind Prot)
Eden-Bombala Protectionist William Wood John GriffinCoulson Murphy (Ind Prot)
Glebe Free Trade Michael Conlon James Hogue
Glen Innes Protectionist Francis Wright John Wetherspoon Alexander Hutchison (Ind Lab)
Gloucester Protectionist Richard Price William Ellingworth (Ind Lab)
Goulburn Free Trade Arthur Barrett Leslie Hollis
Grafton Protectionist John See
Granville Labor George Smailes John Nobbs (Ind FT)
Grenfell Labor Robert Vaughn William Holman George Greene (Ind FT)
Gundagai Protectionist John Barnes John Medway Day John Miller (Ind Prot)
Gunnedah Labor Thomas Goodwin Samuel HutchinJohn Rogers (Ind FT)
Hartley Free Trade William Sandford Joseph Cook James Dickie (Ind)
Hastings and Macleay Protectionist Francis Clarke Walter Vivian
Hawkesbury Free Trade William Morgan Arthur Bowman (Ind)
Hay Free Trade James Newton James Ashton
Hume Protectionist William Lyne Thomas Rhodes
Illawarra Free Trade Francis Suttor Archibald Campbell
Inverell Protectionist George Cruickshank Philip MosesThomas Jones (Ind Lab)
Frederick Webster (Ind)
Kahibah Labor Alfred Edden
Kiama Protectionist Alexander Campbell Tom Cole
Lachlan Protectionist James Carroll George Bolton (Ind FT)
A Skene (Ind FT)
Leichhardt Free Trade John Hawthorne John Dobbie
Lismore Protectionist Thomas Ewing
Macquarie Free Trade William Hurley James Tonkin Frank Foster William Paul (Ind FT)
Manning Free Trade Hugh McKinnon James Young
Marrickville Free Trade Thomas Jones Francis McLean James Eve (Ind FT)
Molong Protectionist Andrew Ross Harrington McCullochCharles Lauer (Ind Prot)
William Melville (Ind Prot)
John Wynne (Ind Prot)
Monaro Protectionist Gus Miller Edwin Tucker
Moree Protectionist Thomas Hassall Robert Buist (Ind Lab)
Moruya Free Trade William Boot William Millard
Mudgee Free Trade John McEwen Robert Jones
Murray Protectionist James Hayes Hugh BridsonDavid Fealy (Ind Prot)
Murrumbidgee Protectionist Thomas Fitzpatrick Arthur Rae
Narrabri Free Trade Job Sheldon Charles Collins Hugh Ross
Nepean Free Trade Thomas Smith Samuel Lees
Newcastle East Free Trade William Sharpe William Dick
Newcastle West Free Trade David Scott James Blanksby James Thomson Alfred Asher (Ind Prot)
James Ellis (Ind FT)
Newtown-Camperdown Free Trade James Smith Francis Cotton Edward Riley Joseph Mitchell (Ind FT)
Newtown-Erskine Free Trade Edmund Molesworth Robert Hollis
Newtown-St Peters Free Trade Herbert Shaw William Rigg Frederick Flowers Ernest Guile (Ind FT)
Archibald McKechnie (Ind)
James Onan (Ind)
Northumberland Protectionist Richard Stevenson Henry Wheeler
Orange Free Trade James Dalton Harry Newman
Paddington Free Trade William Shipway Arthur Fletcher John Neild* (Ind FT)
Thomas West (Ind FT)
Parramatta Free Trade Dowell O'Reilly Hugh Taylor (Ind)
Petersham Free Trade Llewellyn Jones Percy Hordern Cornelius Danahey (Ind FT)
George Wallace (Ind Prot)
Queanbeyan Protectionist Edward O'Sullivan Walter Palmer
Quirindi Protectionist Robert Levien John Perry
Raleigh Protectionist James Gregg George Briner (Ind Prot)
John McLaughlin* (Ind Prot)
Eugene Rudder (Ind Prot)
Randwick Free Trade Thomas Tuck David Storey Alexander Wilson (Ind)
Redfern Labor Henry Hoyle James McGowen Samuel Bradley (Ind FT)
Richmond Protectionist Robert Pyers Donald Cameron (Ind Prot)
George Martin (Ind Prot)
Robert Page (Ind Prot)
Robertson Protectionist Robert Fitzgerald Francis GilbertThomas Johnston (Ind FT)
Ryde Free Trade Frank Farnell Edward Terry (Ind FT)
Rylstone Protectionist William Wall John Fitzpatrick
St George Free Trade Joseph Carruthers William Taylor (Ind)
St Leonards Free Trade Edward Clark William Goddard (Ind FT)
Sherbrooke Free Trade Jacob Garrard Broughton O'Conor (Ind)
Thomas Pye (Ind Prot)
George Stimson (Ind Prot)
Edward Wakely (Ind FT)
Shoalhaven Free Trade Thomas Kennedy Philip Morton * (Ind FT)
W R Reid (Ind Prot)
Singleton Free Trade Alfred Holden Albert Gould
Sturt Labor William Ferguson
Sydney-Belmore Free Trade Francis Freehill James Graham
Sydney-Bligh Free Trade Patrick Quinn James Harvey Reginald Daly James Martin (Ind FT)
Sydney-Cook Free Trade William Traill Samuel Whiddon
Sydney-Denison Free Trade Henry Macnamara Matthew Harris
Sydney-Fitzroy Free Trade Henry Chapman Henry CatoHenry Harris (Ind)
John McElhone* (Ind FT)
Sydney-Flinders Free Trade Arthur Nelson John WaineJohn Buckley Eden George (Ind FT)
Bernhard Wise (Ind)
Sydney-Gipps Labor George Black Daniel O'Connor (Ind)
Sydney-King Free Trade George Reid Sir Henry Parkes (Ind)
Sydney-Lang Labor Billy Hughes John Anderson (Ind FT)
Harry Foran (Ind Prot)
John Taylor (Ind FT)
Sydney-Phillip Free Trade Dick Meagher Robert Fowler
Sydney-Pyrmont Labor Thomas Davis John Carter (Ind FT)
Cyrus Fuller (Ind Prot)
Thomas Houghton (Ind)
George Perry (Ind Prot)
Tamworth Protectionist George Dibbs Albert Piddington
Tenterfield Free Trade John Coxall Charles Lee
Tumut Protectionist Travers Jones John ChannonNathaniel Emanuel (Ind FT)
Robert Newman (Ind Prot)
Tweed Protectionist Joseph Kelly William Baker Sam Rosa Norman Ewing (Ind Prot)
George Halliday (Ind Prot)
John Morrison (Ind Prot)
Uralla-Walcha Free Trade James Proctor William Piddington
Wagga Wagga Protectionist James Gormly Thomas Halloran
Wallsend Labor Thomas Walker David Watkins
Waratah Labor Ninian Melville Arthur Griffith William Conn (Ind FT)
James McWilliams (Ind Lab)
Warringah Free Trade Dugald Thomson Henry Moss (Ind FT)
Waterloo Free Trade John Norton George Anderson Ernest Banner
Waverley Free Trade Thomas Barlow Angus Cameron Alfred Allen (Ind FT)
William Allen (Ind Prot)
Wellington Free Trade Louis Veech John Haynes
Wentworth Protectionist Sir Joseph Abbott Robert Scobie
West Macquarie Protectionist Paddy Crick John Hurley
West Maitland Free Trade John Gillies Richard Proctor (Ind Prot)
Wickham Free Trade John Fegan William Webster
Wilcannia Labor Richard Sleath
Willoughby Free Trade William Richardson George Howarth Joseph Cullen (Ind FT)
Woollahra Free Trade Adrian Knox John Gannon (Ind Prot)
William Harding (Ind FT)
Woronora Ind Labor Thomas Bissell (Ind FT)
John Nicholson * (Ind Lab)
Yass Free Trade Thomas Colls William Affleck
Young Labor John Forsythe Chris Watson

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