Candidates of the 1927 New South Wales state election

This is a list of candidates for the 1927 New South Wales state election. The election was held on 8 October 1927.

Retiring Members

Labor

Nationalist

William Bagnall MLA (St George)
Theodore Hill MLA (Oxley)

Other

William Fell MLA (Independent Nationalist, North Shore)

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.

This election reintroduced single-member constituencies after three elections conducted under proportional representation. As such, electorates are not listed as being held by any one party.

Electorate	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Other candidates

Albury	James Hannan	John Ross (Nat)	George Daniel (Ind) Vern Goodin (Ind Lab) Charles Riley (Ind)
Alexandria	Bill Ratcliffe	Ernest Kidd (Nat)
Annandale	Robert Stuart-Robertson	Edward Hogan (Nat)
Armidale	Alfred McClelland	David Drummond (CP)
Ashburnham	William Keast	Edmund Best (Nat)
Ashfield	Walter Sparrow	Milton Jarvie (Nat)	Alexander Huie (Ind)
Auburn	Jack Lang		Tom Cheetham (Ind) Patrick Minahan (Ind Lab)
Balmain	Harry Doran		H. V. Evatt (Ind Lab)
Bankstown	James McGirr	Arthur Gardiner (Nat)	Alfred Finney (Ind) Frederick Webster (Ind Nat)
Barwon	George Brand	Walter Wearne (Nat)	George Taylor (Ind)
Bathurst	Gus Kelly	Arthur Brown (Nat)
Bondi	Susan Francis	Millicent Preston-Stanley (Nat)	Harold Jaques (Ind Nat)
Botany	Bob Heffron	Benjamin Blackburn (Nat)	Thomas Mutch (Ind Lab)
Burwood	Henry Joyce	Sir Thomas Henley (Nat)	Harry Beach (Ind)
Byron	Mark Graham	Arthur Budd (CP)	Robert Gillies (Ind Lab) Frederick Stuart (Ind CP)
Canterbury	Arthur Tonge	Arthur Long (Nat)
Castlereagh	Joseph Clark	Harold Thorby (CP)
Cessnock	Jack Baddeley		Malcolm McNeil (Ind)
Clarence		Alfred Pollack (CP)	William Zuill (Ind Nat)
Coogee	Thomas Brown	Hyman Goldstein (Nat)
Cootamundra	Ken Hoad	Thomas Fitzpatrick (CP)
Corowa	James Pearce	Richard Ball (Nat)
Croydon	Ernest Cook	Bertram Stevens (Nat)
Drummoyne	David McLelland	John Lee (Nat)	William Gray (Ind)
Dulwich Hill	Thomas Gilson	John Ness (Nat)	Donald Croal (Ind) Tom Hoskins (Ind Nat)
Eastwood	Alan McNamara	David Anderson (Nat)	William Featherstone (PLP)
Enmore	Joe Lamaro	Henry Morton (Nat)
Glebe	Tom Keegan	Hedley Rogers (Nat)
Gloucester	Henry Hall	Walter Bennett (Nat)	William Brown (Ind Nat) William Flannery (Ind)
Gordon	Oscar Mostyn	Thomas Bavin (Nat)
Goulburn	Jack Tully	Jack Garry (Nat)	Archibald Turnbull (Ind)
Granville	Bill Ely	Thomas Morrow (Nat)	John Colquhoun (Ind)
Hamilton	David Murray	Edward Sanders (Nat)	George Jenner (Ind) James Pendlebury (PLP) John Wilson (Ind)
Hartley	Hamilton Knight	Crawford Vaughan (Nat)
Hawkesbury	Florence Ewers	Bruce Walker Sr (Nat)	William Grahame (Ind)
Hornsby	Percy Hannett	James Shand (Nat)
Hurstville	Walter Butler	John Nield (Nat)	Walter Anderson (Ind) William Hodge (Ind)
Illawarra	Andrew Lysaght	Brian Doe (Nat)
Kahibah	Hugh Connell	Arthur Ashton (Nat)
King	Daniel Clyne	George Overhill (Nat)
Kurri Kurri	George Booth		Thomas Pearce (Ind Lab)
Lachlan	Michael Roddy	Ernest Buttenshaw (CP)
Lakemba	Fred Stanley	John Scott (Nat)	George Cann (Ind Lab)
Lane Cove	Edgar Nelson	Bryce Walmsley (Nat)	Frederick Dunn (Ind Nat)
Leichhardt	Barney Olde	Albert Lane (Nat)	George Boland (Ind)
Lismore		William Missingham (CP)	George Boyd (Ind)
Liverpool Plains	Michael Hagan	Harry Carter (CP)
Maitland	Walter O'Hearn	Walter Howarth (Nat)
Manly	Jack White	Alfred Reid (Nat)	Francis Corkery (Ind Nat)
Marrickville	Carlo Lazzarini	Percy Mansell (Nat)
Monaro	Paddy Stokes	William Hedges (CP)
Mosman		Richard Arthur (Nat)	George Barrington (Ind)
Mudgee	Bill Dunn	Gordon Wilkins (CP)
Murray	Mat Davidson	John Dowling (Nat)
Murrumbidgee	Martin Flannery	William Adams (CP)
Namoi	William Scully	Leslie Seccombe (Nat)	Henry Jones (Ind)
Nepean	William Long	Joseph Jackson (Nat)	Thomas Gollan (Ind) William Miller (Ind)
Neutral Bay		Reginald Weaver (Nat)	Fred Aarons (Ind Nat) Alfred Waterhouse (Ind Lab)
Newcastle	Peter Connolly	George Waller (Nat)	Walter Baxter (Ind)
Newtown	Frank Burke	William Pickup (Nat)
North Sydney	Ben Howe	Ernest Marks (Nat)	Harry Meatheringham (Ind)
Oatley	Mark Gosling	James Webb (Nat)	John Gager (Ind)
Orange	William Folster	John Fitzpatrick (Nat)
Oxley		Lewis Martin (Nat)	Albert Suters (Ind) John Thomson (Ind)
Paddington	William Bates	Daniel Levy (Nat)
Parramatta	Alfred Warton	Albert Bruntnell (Nat)
Phillip	Michael Burke	William Weller (Nat)	Mary Grayndler (Ind)
Raleigh	John Connolly	Roy Vincent (CP)
Randwick	Jack Flanagan	Ernest Tresidder (Nat)
Redfern	William McKell	Frederick Meiklejohn (Nat)
Rockdale	Edgar Levey	Guy Arkins (Nat)
Rozelle	John Quirk	Albert Smith (Nat)	Arthur Doughty (Const) Cecil Murphy (Ind Lab)
Ryde	Henry McDicken	Arthur Bridges (Nat)	Francis Pacey (Ind)
St George	Joseph Cahill	James Morrish (Nat)
South Coast	Francis Riley	Henry Bate (Nat)
Sturt	Ted Horsington	Alfred Gorrie (Nat)
Surry Hills	Tom Shannon	William Adkins (Nat)	John Salmon (Ind)
Tamworth		Frank Chaffey (Nat)	Robert Levien (Ind)
Temora	David Nilon	Hugh Main (CP)	George Burgess (Ind Lab)
Tenterfield		Michael Bruxner (CP)
Upper Hunter	James Russell	William Cameron (Nat)
Vaucluse	Henrietta Greville	William Foster (Nat)
Wagga Wagga	Edward Locke	Matthew Kilpatrick (CP)
Wallsend	Robert Cameron		Walter Skelton (PLP)
Waverley	Archibald Moate	Carl Glasgow (Nat)
Willoughby	Richard Lynch	Vernon Treatt (Nat)	Edward Sanders (Ind Nat)
Wollondilly	Daniel Chalker	Sir George Fuller (Nat)
Wollongong	Billy Davies	Norman Smith (Nat)
Woollahra	Maurice O'Sullivan	Frederick Davidson (Nat)	Septimus Alldis (Ind Lab)
Young	George McCarthy	Albert Reid (CP)	Peter Loughlin (Ind Lab)

References

Green, Antony. "1927 Election candidate index". New South Wales Election Results 1856-2007. New South Wales Parliament.

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