Candidates of the 1932 New South Wales state election

This is a list of candidates for the 1932 New South Wales state election. The election was held on 11 June 1932.

Retiring Members

Labor

• Bill Ratcliffe (Barwon)

United Australia

• Richard Arthur (Mosman)
• Bruce Walker Sr (Hawkesbury)

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.

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Fed. Labor candidate	Other candidates
Albury	Labor	Joseph Fitzgerald	Alexander Mair (UAP)
			John Ross (CP)
Annandale	Labor	Robert Stuart-Robertson	Leo Bolsdon (UAP)	Percival McDonald	Robert Brechin (CPA) Christopher Hade (Ind) Harry Meatheringham (Ind)
Armidale	Country	Leonard Dawson	David Drummond (CP)
Arncliffe	Labor	Joseph Cahill	Horace Harper (UAP)	Patrick Coyne	Fred Farrall (CPA)
Ashburnham	Labor	William Keast	Hilton Elliott (CP)		Edmund Best (Ind UAP)
			Eric Pryor (UAP)
Ashfield	United Australia	Lancelot Stevenson	Milton Jarvie (UAP)
Auburn	Labor	Jack Lang	Phillip Wilkins (UAP)	Percy Coleman	Theodore McLennan (Ind) Lance Sharkey (CPA)
Balmain	Labor	John Quirk		Peter Murray	Arthur Arundel (Ind) Joseph Crow (CPA)
Bankstown	Labor	James McGirr	John Byrne (UAP)	John Metcalfe	Jacob Cook (Ind UAP) Michael Ryan (CPA)
Barwon	Labor	Edward Cummins	Ben Wade (CP)	Lou Cunningham
Bathurst	Labor	Gus Kelly	Gordon Wilkins (UAP-CP)		Eric Ingram (Ind) John Miller (Ind)
Bondi	Labor	Abe Landa	Norman Thomas (UAP)	James Buckingham	Grace Scobie (Ind) Archibald Smith (CPA)
Botany	Labor	Bob Heffron	Trevor Levy (UAP)	Frederick Kerr	Basil Williams (CPA)
Bulli	Labor	Andrew Lysaght	Robert Roberts (UAP)	Allan Howie	Evred Bostick (CPA)
Burwood	United Australia	Horace Foley	Sir Thomas Henley (UAP)		Abraham Taylor (Ind)
Byron	Country	Frederick Crowther	Arthur Budd (CP)
Canterbury	Labor	Arthur Tonge	Edward Hocking (UAP)	George Bramston	Robert Cram (CPA)
Casino	Country	Jim Fredericks	John Reid (CP)
			Henry McLaurin (CP)
Castlereagh	Labor	Joseph Clark	Alfred Yeo (CP)	Wilfred Turnbull
Cessnock	Labor	Jack Baddeley		Joseph Norton	Henry Scanlon (CPA)
Clarence	Country		Alfred Henry (CP)
Cobar	Labor	Mat Davidson	Eric Killen (CP)	Samuel Bailey
Concord	Labor	Henry McDicken	Stan Lloyd (UAP)		Robert Thomson (CPA)
Coogee	United Australia	Alphonsus Ticehurst	John Dunningham (UAP)		Jessa Burns (CPA) Mark Cochrane (Ind)
Cootamundra	Labor	Ken Hoad	Bill Ross (CP)	Thomas Lavelle
Corowa	United Australia	Patrick Quilty	Richard Ball* (CP)
			Sydney Creed (CP)
Croydon	United Australia	John Eldridge	Bertram Stevens (UAP)
Drummoyne	Labor	David McLelland	John Lee (UAP)	Algernon Lindsay	Bernard Burns (CPA) Ruby Duncan (Ind) William Udall (Ind UAP)
Dubbo	Labor	Alfred McClelland	George Wilson (CP)	Harry O'Shea
			John Macdonald (UAP)
Dulwich Hill	Labor	Frank Connors	John Ness (UAP)	William Long	Francis Pascoe (Ind UAP)
George's River	Labor	Ted Kinsella	Cecil Monro (UAP)	John Keegan	Patrick Drew (CPA)
Glebe	Labor	Tom Keegan	William Nicol (UAP)	Northey Du Maurier	Stan Moran (CPA)
Gloucester	United Australia	William Campbell	Walter Bennett (UAP)		William Flannery (Ind) William Hawdon (Ind CP)
Gordon	United Australia	George Smart	Thomas Bavin (UAP)
Goulburn	Labor	Jack Tully	Peter Loughlin (UAP)
			Jack Garry (CP)
Granville	Labor	Bill Ely	Claude Fleck (UAP)	James Brophy	Raymond Hall (CPA) James Harwood (Ind)
Hamilton	Labor	Hugh Connell			Robert Anderson (Ind) Harold O'Neill (AAL) Gordon Skelton (Ind) William Townsend (CPA)
Hartley	Labor	Hamilton Knight	Horace Bracey (UAP-CP)		James Dooley (Ind Lab) Patrick Walsh (CPA)
Hawkesbury	United Australia	Henry Taverner	Bruce Walker Jr (UAP)		Albert Taylor (Ind CP) Robert Wood (Ind CP)
Hornsby	United Australia	Charles Hankin	James Shand (UAP)
Hurstville	Labor	Walter Butler	James Webb (UAP)	Gertrude Melville	James Stubbs (CPA)
Illawarra	Labor	Billy Davies	Patrick Cantwell (UAP)	Mont Sheppard	William Blake (CPA) John Scarlett (Ind)
King	Labor	Daniel Clyne	Henry Manning (UAP)	Edgar Grover	Ted Tripp (CPA)
Kogarah	Labor	Mark Gosling	James Ross (UAP)	Robert Beaton	Philip Coyle (Ind) Arthur Smith (CPA)
Kurri Kurri	Labor	George Booth			Harris Burnham (CPA)
Lachlan	Country	John Heiss	Ernest Buttenshaw (CP)	David Nilon	Philip Bolte (Ind CP)
Lakemba	Labor	Fred Stanley	Robert Uebel (UAP)	John McCallum	John Terry (CPA)
Lane Cove	United Australia	Jack Fitzpatrick	Herbert FitzSimons (UAP)
Leichhardt	Labor	Barney Olde	Andrew Campbell (UAP)	Robert Storey	Charles Shields (Ind)
Lismore	Country	Charles Taylor	William Missingham (CP)
Liverpool Plains	Country	Elijah Smith	Harry Carter (CP)
Maitland	Labor	Walter O'Hearn	Walter Howarth* (UAP)		James Heatherill (CPA)
			Alexander McDonald (CP)
Manly	United Australia		Alfred Reid (UAP)		Clarence Pullen (Ind)
Marrickville	Labor	Carlo Lazzarini	Herbert Donald (UAP)	Thomas Melody	John Loughran (CPA) Frank Wright (Ind UAP)
Monaro	Country	James Bollard	William Hedges (CP)	John Cusack	Douglas Norris (Ind)
Mosman	United Australia	William Thomason	Herbert Lloyd (UAP)
Mudgee	Labor	Bill Dunn	David Spring (UAP-CP)		James Terry (CPA)
Murray	Labor	John Donovan	Joe Lawson (CP)
			John Dowling (UAP)
Murrumbidgee	Labor	Martin Flannery	Robert Hankinson* (CP)	Ernest Parkin
			Michael Gleeson (CP)
Namoi	Labor	William Scully	Colin Sinclair (CP)		Ernest Bachelor (Ind)
Nepean	United Australia		Joseph Jackson (UAP)		Thomas Moon (CPA)
Neutral Bay	United Australia	William McMullen	Reginald Weaver (UAP)
Newcastle	Labor	Peter Connolly	Charles Parker (UAP)	Hugh Sutherland	Catherine Barratt (CPA) Clarence Martin (Ind) Elizabeth Robinson (Ind)
Newtown	Labor	Frank Burke	Robert Williams (UAP)	Albert Clifton	Henry Dawson (Ind) Jack Kavanagh (CPA)
North Sydney	Labor	Ben Howe	Hubert Primrose (UAP)	Cecil Murphy	Edward Clark (Ind) Lucy Gullett (Ind)
Orange	Labor	William Folster	Alwyn Tonking (UAP)
			Frederic Hinton (CP)
Oxley	United Australia	Joseph Cooper	Lewis Martin (UAP)
Paddington	Labor	Maurice O'Sullivan	Frank Graham (UAP)	George Laughlan	George Fleming (CPA) Alfred Webb (Ind UAP)
Parramatta	Labor	Joseph Byrne	George Gollan (UAP)	Albert Rowe	Frederick Bateman (CPA) George Mobbs (Ind)
Petersham	Labor	Joe Lamaro	Eric Solomon (UAP)	Patrick Colbourne	Edgar Vale (Ind)
Phillip	Labor	Tom Shannon	William Adkins (UAP)	Ronald Wyllie	Edward Docker (CPA)
Raleigh	Country	David Walker	Roy Vincent (CP)
Randwick	Labor	Jack Flanagan	Arthur Moverly (UAP)	Francis Pollard
Redfern	Labor	William McKell	John Wright (UAP)	Harold Sutton	Jean Thomson-Marsh (CPA)
Ryde	Labor	Evan Davies	Eric Spooner (UAP)	May Matthews	Richard Barron (CPA)
South Coast	United Australia	John Dooley	Henry Bate (UAP)
Sturt	Labor	Ted Horsington			Frederick Miller (CPA)
Tamworth	United Australia	Thomas Normoyle	Frank Chaffey (UAP)		James Brownhill (Ind CP) James Neale (Ind)
Temora	Country	Essell Hoad	Hugh Main (CP)		James King (Ind Lab)
Tenterfield	Country		Michael Bruxner (CP)
Upper Hunter	Country	Joseph Shakespeare	Malcolm Brown (CP)		Arie Dorsman (Ind)
Vaucluse	United Australia		William Foster (UAP)
Wagga Wagga	Country	Kenneth Campbell	Matthew Kilpatrick (CP)
Waratah	Labor	Robert Cameron	Arthur Griffiths (UAP-CP)	Arthur Griffith	Sidney Bethune (CPA)
Waverley	Labor	William Clementson	John Waddell (UAP)	Albert Gardiner	Esmonde Higgins (CPA)
Willoughby	United Australia	Richard Lynch	Edward Sanders (UAP)
Wollondilly	United Australia	John Cleary	Mark Morton (UAP)	Patrick Kenna
Woollahra	United Australia	Robert Stapleton	Sir Daniel Levy (UAP)
Yass	United Australia	Reginald O'Brien	George Ardill (UAP)
Young	Labor	Clarrie Martin	Albert Reid (CP)
			Mark Whitby (CP)

See also

• Members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, 1932–1935

References

• Green, Antony. "1932 Election candidate index". New South Wales Election Results 1856-2007. New South Wales Parliament.