This is a list of members of the 30th New South Wales Legislative Assembly from 1932 to 1935, as elected at the 1932 state election on 11 June 1932.
Name |
Party |
Electorate |
Term in office |
George Ardill |
UAP |
Yass |
1930–1941 |
Hon Jack Baddeley |
Labor |
Cessnock |
1922–1949 |
Richard Ball |
Country |
Corowa |
1895–1898, 1904–1937 |
Henry Bate |
UAP |
South Coast |
1926–1941 |
Thomas Bavin |
UAP |
Gordon |
1917–1935 |
Charles Bennett [6] |
UAP |
Gloucester |
1934–1941 |
Walter Bennett [6] |
UAP |
Gloucester |
1889–1902, 1917–1934 |
George Booth |
Labor |
Kurri Kurri |
1925–1960 |
William Brennan [5] |
Labor |
Hamilton |
1934–1935 |
Malcolm Brown |
Country |
Upper Hunter |
1931–1939 |
Hon Michael Bruxner |
Country |
Tenterfield |
1920–1962 |
Arthur Budd |
Country |
Byron |
1927–1944 |
Frank Burke |
Labor |
Newtown |
1917–1944 |
Ernest Buttenshaw |
Country |
Lachlan |
1917–1938 |
Robert Cameron |
Labor |
Waratah |
1927–1956 |
Harry Carter |
Country |
Liverpool Plains |
1927–1941 |
Frank Chaffey |
UAP |
Tamworth |
1913–1940 |
Hon Daniel Clyne |
Labor |
King |
1927–1956 |
Hugh Connell [5] |
Labor |
Hamilton |
1920–1925, 1927–1934 |
Peter Connolly |
Labor |
Newcastle |
1927–1935 |
Mat Davidson |
Labor |
Cobar |
1918–1949 |
Billy Davies |
Labor |
Illawarra |
1917–1949 |
Hon David Drummond |
Country |
Armidale |
1920–1949 |
John Dunningham |
UAP |
Coogee |
1928–1938 |
Hilton Elliott |
Country |
Ashburnham |
1932–1941 |
Herbert FitzSimons |
UAP |
Lane Cove |
1930–1944 |
Claude Fleck |
UAP |
Granville |
1932–1938 |
William Foster |
UAP |
Vaucluse |
1925–1936 |
William Frith [2] |
Country |
Lismore |
1933–1953 |
Hon George Gollan |
UAP |
Parramatta |
1932–1953 |
Bob Gorman [4] |
Labor |
Annandale |
1933–1950 |
Robert Hankinson |
Country |
Murrumbidgee |
1932–1941 |
Horace Harper |
UAP |
Arncliffe |
1932–1935 |
William Hedges |
Country |
Monaro |
1927–1941 |
Hon Robert Heffron |
Labor |
Botany |
1930–1968 |
Thomas Henley |
UAP |
Burwood |
1904–1935 |
Alfred Henry |
Country |
Clarence |
1931–1938 |
Edward Hocking |
UAP |
Canterbury |
1932–1935 |
Ted Horsington |
Labor |
Sturt |
1922–1947 |
Walter Howarth |
UAP |
Maitland |
1932–1956 |
Joseph Jackson |
UAP |
Nepean |
1922–1956 |
Milton Jarvie |
UAP |
Ashfield |
1925–1929, 1929–1935 |
Tom Keegan |
Labor |
Glebe |
1910–1920, 1921–1935 |
Matthew Kilpatrick |
Country |
Wagga Wagga |
1920–1941 |
Hamilton Knight |
Labor |
Hartley |
1927–1947 |
Joe Lamaro [1] [7] |
Labor |
Leichhardt |
1927–1932, 1932–1934 |
Jack Lang |
Labor |
Auburn |
1913–1943, 1943–1946 |
Joe Lawson |
Country |
Murray |
1932–1973 |
Hon Carlo Lazzarini |
Labor |
Marrickville |
1917–1952 |
John Lee |
UAP |
Drummoyne |
1920–1941 |
Hon Daniel Levy |
UAP |
Woollahra |
1901–1937 |
Herbert Lloyd |
UAP |
Mosman |
1929–1941 |
Stan Lloyd |
UAP |
Concord |
1932–1941 |
Peter Loughlin |
UAP |
Goulburn |
1917–1927, 1932–1935 |
Andrew Lysaght, junior [3] |
Labor |
Bulli |
1925–1933 |
Hugh Main |
Country |
Temora |
1922–1938 |
Hon Alexander Mair |
UAP |
Albury |
1932–1946 |
Lewis Martin |
UAP |
Oxley |
1927–1941 |
Claude Matthews [7] |
Labor |
Leichhardt |
1934–1954 |
James McGirr |
Labor |
Bankstown |
1922–1952 |
Hon William McKell |
Labor |
Redfern |
1917–1947 |
William Missingham [2] |
Country |
Lismore |
1922–1933 |
Cecil Monro |
UAP |
Georges River |
1932–1941, 1950–1953 |
Mark Morton |
UAP |
Wollondilly |
1901–1920, 1922–1938 |
Arthur Moverly |
UAP |
Randwick |
1932–1941 |
John Ness |
UAP |
Dulwich Hill |
1927–1938 |
Barney Olde [1] |
Labor |
Leichhardt |
1927–1932 |
Hon Maurice O'Sullivan |
Labor |
Paddington |
1927–1959 |
Hubert Primrose |
UAP |
North Sydney |
1932–1941 |
John Quirk |
Labor |
Balmain |
1917–1938 |
Albert Reid |
Country |
Young |
1927–1930, 1932–1941 |
Alfred Reid |
UAP |
Manly |
1920–1922, 1925–1945 |
John Reid |
Country |
Casino |
1930–1953 |
Bill Ross |
UAP |
Cootamundra |
1932–1941 |
James Ross |
UAP |
Kogarah |
1932–1941 |
Edward Sanders |
UAP |
Willoughby |
1925–1943 |
James Shand |
UAP |
Hornsby |
1926–1944 |
Tom Shannon |
Labor |
Phillip |
1927–1954 |
Colin Sinclair |
Country |
Namoi |
1932–1941 |
Eric Solomon |
UAP |
Petersham |
1932–1941 |
Eric Spooner |
UAP |
Ryde |
1932–1940 |
David Spring |
UAP/Country |
Mudgee |
1932–1935 |
Fred Stanley |
Labor |
Lakemba |
1927–1950 |
Bertram Stevens |
UAP |
Croydon |
1927–1940 |
Robert Stuart-Robertson [4] |
Labor |
Annandale |
1907–1933 |
John Sweeney [3] |
Labor |
Bulli |
1933–1947 |
Norman Thomas |
UAP |
Bondi |
1932–1941 |
Alwyn Tonking |
UAP |
Orange |
1932–1944 |
Hon Roy Vincent |
Country |
Raleigh |
1922–1953 |
John Waddell |
UAP |
Waverley |
1932–1939 |
Ben Wade |
Country |
Barwon |
1932–1940 |
Ronald Walker |
UAP |
Hawkesbury |
1932–1941 |
Hon Reginald Weaver |
UAP |
Neutral Bay |
1917–1925, 1927–1945 |
James Webb |
UAP |
Hurstville |
1932–1939 |
Gordon Wilkins |
UAP/Country |
Bathurst |
1932–1935 |
George Wilson |
Country |
Dubbo |
1932–1942 |
Alfred Yeo |
Country |
Castlereagh |
1932–1941 |
- 1 Leichhardt Labor MLA Barney Olde died on 22 November 1932. Labor candidate Joe Lamaro won the resulting by-election on 10 December.
- 2 Lismore Country MLA William Missingham died on 1 February 1933. Country candidate William Frith won the resulting by-election on 11 March.
- 3 Bulli Labor MLA Andrew Lysaght, junior died on 3 May 1933. Labor candidate John Sweeney won the resulting by-election on 3 June.
- 4 Annandale Labor MLA Robert Stuart-Robertson died on 2 June 1933. Labor candidate Bob Gorman won the resulting by-election on 24 June.
- 5 Hamilton Labor MLA Hugh Connell died on 31 January 1934. Labor candidate William Brennan won the resulting by-election on 24 February.
- 6 Gloucester UAP MLA Walter Bennett died on 16 July 1934. His son, UAP candidate Charles Bennett won the resulting by-election on 25 August.
- 7 Leichhardt Labor MLA Joe Lamaro resigned to unsuccessfully contest the federal seat of Watson at the 1934 election. Labor candidate Claude Matthews won the resulting by-election on 20 October.
See also
References
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- Nairn, Bede (1995) Jack Lang the 'Big Fella': Jack Lang and the Australian Labor Party 1891–1949, Melbourne University Press, Melbourne. ISBN 0-522-84700-5. OCLC 34416531