Candidates Of The 1935 Victorian State Election

The 1935 Victorian state election was held on 2 March 1935.

Retiring Members

United Australia

Sir Harold Luxton MLA ( Caulfield)
Chester Manifold MLA ( Hampden)
Millie, Lady Peacock MLA ( Allandale)
Richard Toutcher MLA ( Stawell and Ararat)

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 candidates	UAP candidates	Country candidates	Other candidates

Albert Park	UAP	John Chapple	Harry Drew		George Brown ( Ind)
Allandale	UAP	Patrick Denigan	Thomas Parkin	Ord Glen
Ballarat	UAP	William McAdam	Thomas Hollway
Barwon	UAP	Sydney Gerson	Thomas Maltby		Thomas Ellis ( Ind)
Benalla	Country			Edward Cleary
Benambra	Country		Tom Mitchell	Roy Paton
Bendigo	Labor	Arthur Cook	Albert Staples
Boroondara	UAP		Trevor Oldham
Brighton	UAP		Ian Macfarlan		Edmund Herring ( Ind)
Brunswick	Labor	James Jewell
Bulla and Dalhousie	UAP	Charlie Mutton	Harry White	John Ryan
Carlton	Labor	Bill Barry	Francis Nelson		Gerald O'Day ( CPA)
Castlemaine and Kyneton	UAP	Reg Pollard	Clive Shields
Caulfield	UAP		Harold Cohen		Edgar Morton ( Ind)
Clifton Hill	Labor	Bert Cremean	Harold Holt
Coburg	Labor	Frank Keane	Henry Stubbs
Collingwood	Labor	Tom Tunnecliffe	Robert Breen		Ernie Thornton ( CPA)
Dandenong	UAP	Edward Stewart	Frank Groves
Dundas	Labor	Bill Slater	Athol Cooper
Essendon	UAP	Alan Bird	James Dillon
Evelyn	UAP		William Everard		George Mott ( Ind) John Wood ( Ind)
Flemington	Labor	Jack Holland	Douglas Knight
Footscray	Labor	George Prendergast			Alfred Watt ( CPA)
Geelong	UAP	William Brownbill	Edward Austin
Gippsland East	Country	Arnold Holst		Albert Lind
Gippsland North	Independent		Stephen Ashton	William Kelly	James McLachlan ( Ind)
Gippsland South	Country			Herbert Hyland
Gippsland West	Country			Matthew Bennett	George Burhop ( Ind)
Goulburn Valley	Country			Murray Bourchier
Grant	UAP	Ralph Hjorth	Frederick Holden
Gunbower	Country			Norman Martin
Hampden	UAP	Harry McCorkell	William Cumming* Roderick McRae
Hawthorn	UAP		John Gray		Leslie Hollins ( SC)
Heidelberg	UAP	Gordon Webber	Henry Zwar
Kara Kara and Borung	UAP		John Pennington	Finlay Cameron* William Pearse	John Green ( Ind)
Kew	UAP	Thomas Botsman	Wilfrid Kent Hughes
Korong and Eaglehawk	Country			Albert Dunstan
Lowan	Country			Hamilton Lamb* Marcus Wettenhall
Maryborough and Daylesford	Labor	George Frost	Stanley Bevan	Henry Bromfield
Melbourne	Labor	Tom Hayes	Charles Lucas
Mildura	Country			Albert Allnutt* George Hardie James Lochhead James Power	William Ellison ( Ind)
Mornington	UAP		Alfred Kirton	George Bowden
Northcote	Labor	John Cain	Fred Edmunds
Nunawading	UAP	Arthur Lewis	William Boyland		Edmund Greenwood ( Ind)
Oakleigh	Independent	Squire Reid	James Vinton Smith
Ouyen	Country	Wilhelm Kruse		Albert Bussau
Polwarth	UAP		Allan McDonald
Port Fairy and Glenelg	Independent				Ernie Bond ( Ind)
Port Melbourne	Labor	James Murphy			Mary Jones ( Ind)
Prahran	UAP	Archibald Fraser	John Ellis
Richmond	Labor	Ted Cotter	Cecil Lee-Archer
Rodney	Country			John Allan* Samuel Lancaster Thomas Roddis Edward Sullivan
St Kilda	UAP		Archie Michaelis		Cyril Nelson ( Ind)
Stawell and Ararat	UAP	Morton Dunlop	Thomas Austin	Alec McDonald
Swan Hill	Country			Francis Old	Cyril Judd ( Ind) Robert Roberts ( Ind) William Sullivan ( Ind)
Toorak	UAP		Sir Stanley Argyle
Upper Goulburn	Country	Edward Withers		Edwin Mackrell
Upper Yarra	UAP		George Knox
Walhalla	Country			William Moncur	Daniel White ( Ind)
Wangaratta and Ovens	Country	Paul Jones		Lot Diffey
Waranga	UAP		David Thomas	Ernest Coyle	William Cochrane ( Ind)
Warrenheip and Grenville	Independent	Ernest Kent			Edmond Hogan ( Ind Lab)
Warrnambool	UAP	Frederick Gill	Keith McGarvie	Henry Bailey
Williamstown	Labor	John Lemmon
Wonthaggi	Labor	William McKenzie	Francis Minchin		Ralph Gibson ( CPA)

References

Psephos - Adam Carr's Election Archive

Retiring Members

United Australia

Legislative Assembly

See also

References