This is a list of candidates of the 1959 New South Wales state election. The election was held on 21 March 1959.[1]

Retiring Members

Labor

Liberal

Country

Legislative Assembly

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

Electorate Held by Labor candidate Coalition candidate Other candidates
AlburyLiberalReginald GarlandDoug Padman (Lib)Lawrence Esler (DLP)
ArmidaleCountryPercy LoveDavis Hughes (CP)Richard Stanley (DLP)
Ashfield-Croydonnotional Liberal [2]John McCartneyDavid Hunter (Lib)
Richard Murden (Lib)
AuburnLaborThomas RyanJohn Steel (Lib)
BalmainLaborJohn McMahonSabina Greenman (Lib)Stan Moran (CPA)
BankstownLaborSpence PowellFrederick Howe (Lib)Jack Hughes (CPA)
Charles Reid (Ind)
BarwonCountryThomas BurtGeoff Crawford (CP)
BathurstLaborGus KellyCampbell Alexander (Lib)
BlacktownLaborJim SoutheeAlfred Dennis (Lib)Frank Finlayson (Ind)
Francis Moffitt (DLP)
BondiLaborAbe LandaCarl Jeppesen (Lib)Charles Massey (DLP)
BulliLaborRex JacksonDonald Heggie (Lib)Frederick Watson (CPA)
BurrinjuckLaborBill SheahanAllan Johnson (CP)
BurwoodLiberalJohn CunninghamBen Doig (Lib)
ByronCountryStanley Stephens (CP)
CanterburyLaborArthur TongeWilliam Dowd (Lib)
CasinoCountryIan Robinson (CP)
CastlereaghLaborJack RenshawCalverley Brown (CP)
CessnockLaborGeorge NeillyCharles Haxton (Ind)
David Stevenson (CPA)
ClarenceCountryBill Weiley (CP)
CobarLaborErnest Wetherell
CollaroyLiberalErwin EderRobert Askin (Lib)
ConcordLaborThomas MurphyLerryn Mutton (Lib)Jack Kane (DLP)
CoogeeLiberalLou WalshKevin Ellis (Lib)Allan Carter (DLP)
Cook's RiverLaborJoseph CahillAthol McCoy (Lib)Charles Higbid (Ind)
Cronullanotional Liberal [2]George NeilsonIan Griffith (Lib)
DrummoyneLiberalRoy JacksonWalter Lawrence (Lib)
DubboLaborClarrie RobertsonLes Ford (Lib)Brian Adams (DLP)
Roderick Mack (CP)
Dulwich HillLaborCliff MallamJoseph Hollis (Lib)Owen Cahill (DLP)
EarlwoodLiberalJohn BuckeridgeEric Willis (Lib)
East HillsLaborJoe KellyAllan Young (Lib)John Bennett (Ind)
EastwoodLiberalWilliam BrowneEric Hearnshaw (Lib)
FairfieldLaborClarrie EarlDavid Fairs (Lib)Edwin Lipscombe (CPA)
Georges RiverLiberalAlbert KealmanDouglas CrossKevin Davis (DLP)
Fitzgerald Mulholland (Ind)
GloucesterCountryRay Fitzgerald (CP)Alan Borthwick (Ind)
GordonLiberalStewart Fraser (Lib)
GosfordLiberalReginald SmithHarold Jackson (Lib)
GoulburnLaborLaurie TullyWilliam Bladwell (Lib)Charles O'Brien (DLP)
GranvilleLaborBill LambRobert Leech (Lib)Harold Ewer (CPA)
HamiltonLaborRobert McCartneyBrian O'Loughlin (Lib)John Daley (DLP)
HartleyLaborJim RobsonPeter Carroll (CPA)
HawkesburyLaborKevin DwyerBernie Deane (Lib)
HornsbyLiberalArthur EvansSydney Storey (Lib)
HurstvilleLaborBill RigbyHedley Mallard (Lib)Clive Evatt (Ind Lab)
Edward Merryfull (Ind)
IllawarraLaborHoward FowlesDavid Bowen (CPA)
James Casey (Ind)
KahibahLaborJack StewartEric Cupit (Lib)
KingLaborAlbert SlossAdrian Cook (Lib)Ron Maxwell (CPA)
KogarahLaborBill CrabtreeJeffrey Skehan (Lib)Thomas Brosnan (DLP)
Jack McPhillips (CPA)
Kurri KurriLaborGeorge BoothCharles Dumbrell (CPA)
Lake MacquarieLaborJim SimpsonJohn Tapp (CPA)
LakembaLaborStan WyattDora Skelsey (Lib)
Lane CoveLiberalArthur BraddockKen McCaw (Lib)Mary Gray (DLP)
LeichhardtLaborReg CoadyBarney Morton (Lib)
LismoreCountryJack Easter (CP)Clyde Campbell (Ind)
LiverpoolLaborJack MannixRon Dunbier (Lib)
Liverpool PlainsLaborRoger NottFrank O'Keefe (CP)John Pender (Ind)
MaitlandLiberalWilliam HarveyMilton Morris (Lib)Douglas Drinkwater (DLP)
Henry Ivins (Ind)
ManlyLiberalGeoffrey MillDouglas Darby (Lib)
MaroubraLaborBob HeffronGeorge Anthony (Lib)Jim Baird (CPA)
MarrickvilleLaborNorm RyanMichael Lazar (Lib)
Merrylandsnotional Labor [2]Jack FergusonGraham Cullis (Lib)
MonaroLaborJohn SeiffertMark Flanagan (Lib)
MosmanLiberalPat Morton (Lib)Bill Wood (CPA)
MudgeeLaborLeo NottNorman Griffith (CP)
Jack Ives (Lib)		Donald Bennett (DLP)
MurrayCountryJohn HayesJoe Lawson (CP)
MurrumbidgeeLaborGeorge EnticknapVerdon Letheren (CP)Sidney Braithwaite (Ind)
Francis O'Connell (DLP)
NepeanLiberalJohn CarvanBill Chapman (Lib)Mel McCalman (CPA)
Neutral BayLiberalIvan Black (Lib)
NewcastleLaborFrank HawkinsWilliam Hutchinson (Lib)Mervyn Copley (CPA)
North SydneyLaborRay MaherRussell Newton (Lib)Francis Ferry (Ind)
Michael Fitzpatrick (DLP)
OrangeCountryLloyd StapletonCharles Cutler (CP)
OxleyCountryLes Jordan (CP)Joe Cordner (Ind)
Duncan Kennedy (Ind)
Paddington-Waverleynotional Labor [2]William FergusonJack Cole (Lib)Cyril Hutchings (Ind)
Bernard Rosen (CPA)
ParramattaLaborDan MahoneyWilliam Pickard (Lib)Carlyle Dalgleish (DLP)
PhillipLaborPat HillsWarwick Dunkley (Lib)Ernie Thornton (CPA)
RaleighCountryWilliam BaileyJim Brown (CP)Radford Gamack (Ind CP)
RandwickLaborWilliam GollanGraham Price (Lib)Cecil Russell (DLP)
RedfernLaborFred GreenMary Beckett (Lib)Arthur Shipton (CPA)
RockdaleLaborBrian BannonRonald HislopArthur Henderson (Ind)
Wesley Johns (DLP)
RydeLaborFrank DowningIan Millar (Lib)Francis Bull (DLP)
South CoastLiberalJack Beale (Lib)Douglas Glass (Ind)
SturtLaborWilliam WattisonEdward Brown (CP)Edward Craill (CPA)
George Mailath (DLP)
SutherlandLiberalTom DaltonKeith Bates (Lib)Alexander Elphinston (CPA)
Peter Keogh (DLP)
TamworthCountryBill Chaffey (CP)
TemoraCountryDoug Dickson (CP)
TenterfieldCountryHerbert PottieMichael Bruxner (CP)
Upper HunterCountryGeoffrey HeustonLeon Punch (CP)George Adams (Ind)
John Moore (Ind)
VaucluseLiberalGeoffrey Cox (Lib)
Wagga WaggaLiberalDudley GrahamWal Fife (Lib)Robert Harris (DLP)
WaratahIndependentEdward GreavesFrank Purdue (Ind)
WilloughbyLiberalGeorge Brain (Lib)
WollondillyLiberalErnest SeagerTom Lewis (Lib)
Wollongong-KemblaLaborRex ConnorJack Hough (Lib)
WoollahraLiberalVernon Treatt (Lib)
YoungLaborErnest McDermottGeorge Freudenstein (CP)John Hogan (DLP)
Raymond Oliver (Lib)

See also

References

  1. ↑ Green, Antony. "1959 Election candidate index". New South Wales Election Results 1856-2007. Parliament of New South Wales. Retrieved 11 December 2021.
  2. 1 2 3 4 "1957 Redistribution". Atlas of New South Wales. NSW Land & Property Information. Archived from the original on 23 June 2015.
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