Members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, 1944–1947
Introduction '''Members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly''' who served in the 34th  parliament held their seats from 1944 to 1947.They were elected at the 1944 state election, and at by-elections. The opposition Democratic Party merged into the nascent Liberal Party in late 1944, becoming the New South Wales branch of the new party. The Speaker was Daniel Clyne. '''Name''' '''Party''' '''Electorate''' '''Term in office'''		|	 	|		|	Hamilton	|	1935–1953		|	 	|		|	Cessnock	|	1922–1949		|	 	|	/	|	Wollondilly	|	1938–1949		|	 	|		|	South Coast	|	1942–1973		|	 	|		|	Neutral Bay	|	1945–1951, 1951–1962		|	 	|		|	Kurri Kurri	|	1925–1960		|	 	|	/	|	Willoughby	|	1943–1968		|	 	|		|	Tenterfield	|	1920–1962		|	 	|		|	Young	|	1941–1959		|	 	|		|	Cook's River	|	1925–1959		|	 	|		|	Waratah	|	1927–1956		|	 	|		|	Concord	|	1935–1949		|	 	|	/;	|	Tamworth	|	1940–1973		|	 	|		|	Lachlan	|	1943–1947		|	 	|		|	King	|	1927–1956		|	 	|		|	Coogee	|	1941–1948		|	 	|		|	Kogarah	|	1941–1948		|	 	|		|	Manly	|	1945–1978		|	 	|		|	Cobar	|	1918–1949		|	 	|		|	Wollongong-Kembla	|	1917–1949		|	 	|		|	Temora	|	1938–1960		|	 	|		|	Ashburnham	|	1941–1955		|	 	|		|	Armidale	|	1920–1949		|	 	|		|	Mudgee	|	1910–1911, 1911–1932, 1935–1950		|	 	|		|	Murrumbidgee	|	1941–1965		|	 	|		|	Hurstville	|	1939–1959		|	 	|		|	Hawkesbury	|	1941–1953		|	 	|		|	Gloucester	|	1941–1962		|	 	|		|	Newtown	|	1944–1950		|	 	|		|	Illawarra	|	1941–1968		|	 	|		|	Blacktown	|	1945–1959		|	 	|		|	Lismore	|	1933–1953		|	 	|		|	North Sydney	|	1941–1953		|	 	|	/	|	Parramatta	|	1932–1953		|	 	|		|	Randwick	|	1941–1962		|	 	|		|	Annandale	|	1933–1950		|	 	|		|	Wagga Wagga	|	1941–1957		|	 	|		|	Drummoyne	|	1920–1927, 1941–1947		|	 	|		|	Namoi	|	1941–1950		|	 	|		|	Newcastle	|	1935–1968		|	 	|		|	Ryde	|	1945–1965		|	 	|		|	Barwon	|	1940–1950		|	 	|		|	Botany	|	1930–1968		|	 	|		|	Blacktown	|	1941–1945		|	 	|		|	Sturt	|	1922–1947		|	 	|	/	|	Maitland	|	1932–1956		|	 	|	/	|	Croydon	|	1940–1976		|	 	|		|	Albury	|	1946–1947		|	 	|	/	|	Burwood	|	1935–1951		|	 	|	/	|	Nepean	|	1922–1956		|	 	|	/	|	Oxley	|	1944–1965		|	 	|		|	Bathurst	|	1925–1932, 1935–1967		|	 	|		|	Corowa	|	1946–1950		|	 	|		|	Hartley	|	1927–1947		|	 	|		|	Granville	|	1938–1962		|	 	|		|	Bondi	|	1930–1965		|	 	|		|	Auburn	|	1913–1943, 1943–1946		|	 	|		|	Auburn	|	1946–1950		|	 	|		|	Murray	|	1932–1973		|	 	|		|	Marrickville	|	1917–1952		|	 	|	/	|	Corowa	|	1937–1946		|	 	|		|	Mosman	|	1941–1947		|	 	|	/	|	Albury	|	1932–1946		|	 	|		|	Waverley	|	1930–1932, 1939–1953		|	 	|		|	Leichhardt	|	1934–1954		|	 	|		|	Bankstown	|	1922–1952		|	 	|		|	Rockdale	|	1941–1959		|	 	|		|	Redfern	|	1917–1947		|	 	|		|	Liverpool Plains	|	1941–1961		|	 	|		|	Orange	|	1920–1927, 1941–1947		|	 	|		|	Paddington	|	1927–1959		|	 	|		|	Balmain	|	1939–1950		|	 	|	/	|	Manly	|	1920–1922, 1925–1945		|	 	|		|	Casino	|	1930–1953		|	 	|		|	Castlereagh	|	1941–1980		|	 	|	/	|	Ashfield	|	1935–1946, 1946–1952		|	 	|		|	Dubbo	|	1942–1950, 1953–1959		|	 	|	/	|	Vaucluse	|	1936–1957		|	 	|		|	Upper Hunter	|	1939–1959		|	 	|		|	Ryde	|	1926–1944		|	 	|		|	Monaro	|	1941–1965		|	 	|		|	Phillip	|	1927–1954		|	 	|		|	Yass	|	1941–1973		|	 	|		|	Lakemba	|	1927–1950		|	 	|		|	Byron	|	1944–1973		|	 	|	/	|	Hornsby	|	1941–1962		|	 	|		|	Bulli	|	1933–1947		|	 	|		|	Canterbury	|	1926–1932, 1935–1962		|	 	|	/	|	Woollahra	|	1938–1962		|	 	|		|	Goulburn	|	1925–1932, 1935–1946		|	 	|		|	Goulburn	|	1946–1965		|	 	|	/	|	Gordon	|	1937–1952		|	 	|		|	Raleigh	|	1922–1953		|	 	|	/	|	Neutral Bay	|	1917–1925, 1927–1945		|	 	|		|	Dulwich Hill	|	1941–1953		|	 	|		|	Georges River	|	1940–1956		|	 	|		|	Clarence	|	1938–1955		|	 	|		|	Lane Cove	|	1944–1947
See also *Second McKell ministry*First McGirr ministry*Results of the 1944 New South Wales state election*Candidates of the 1944 New South Wales state election
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