Members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, 1935–1938
Introduction '''Members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly''' who served in the 31st  parliament held their seats from 1935 to 1938.They were elected at the 1935 state election, and at by-elections. The Speaker was Sir Daniel Levy until his death in 1937 and then Reginald Weaver. '''Name''' '''Party''' '''Electorate''' '''Term in office'''		|	 	|		|	Yass	|	1930–1941		|	 	|		|	Hamilton	|	1935–1953		|	 	|		|	Cessnock	|	1922–1949		|	 	|		|	Corowa	|	1895–1898, 1904–1937		|	 	|		|	South Coast	|	1926–1941		|	 	|		|	Gordon	|	1917–1935		|	 	|		|	Gloucester	|	1934–1941		|	 	|		|	Kurri Kurri	|	1925–1960		|	 	|		|	Upper Hunter	|	1931–1939		|	 	|		|	Tenterfield	|	1920–1962		|	 	|		|	Byron	|	1927–1944		|	 	|		|	Newtown	|	1917–1944		|	 	|		|	Lachlan	|	1917–1938		|	 	|		|	Arncliffe	|	1925–1959		|	 	|		|	Waratah	|	1927–1956		|	 	|		|	Glebe	|	1935–1941		|	 	|		|	Liverpool Plains	|	1927–1941		|	 	|		|	Tamworth	|	1913–1940		|	 	|		|	King	|	1927–1956		|	 	|		|	Cobar	|	1918–1949		|	 	|		|	Illawarra	|	1917–1949		|	 	|		|	Armidale	|	1920–1949		|	 	|		|	Mudgee	|	1910–1911, 1911–1932, 1935–1950		|	 	|		|	Coogee	|	1928–1938		|	 	|		|	Ashburnham	|	1932–1941		|	 	|		|	Lane Cove	|	1930–1944		|	 	|		|	Granville	|	1932–1938		|	 	|		|	Vaucluse	|	1925–1936		|	 	|		|	Lismore	|	1933–1953		|	 	|		|	Gordon	|	1935–1937		|	 	|		|	Parramatta	|	1932–1953		|	 	|		|	Annandale	|	1933–1950		|	 	|		|	Murrumbidgee	|	1932–1941		|	 	|		|	Newcastle	|	1935–1968		|	 	|		|	Monaro	|	1927–1941		|	 	|	/	|	Botany	|	1930–1968		|	 	|		|	Clarence	|	1931–1938		|	 	|		|	Sturt	|	1922–1947		|	 	|		|	Maitland	|	1932–1956		|	 	|		|	Burwood	|	1935–1951		|	 	|		|	Nepean	|	1922–1956		|	 	|		|	Wagga Wagga	|	1920–1941		|	 	|		|	Bathurst	|	1925–1932, 1935–1967		|	 	|		|	Hartley	|	1927–1947		|	 	|		|	Auburn	|	1913–1943, 1943–1946		|	 	|		|	Murray	|	1932–1973		|	 	|	/	|	Marrickville	|	1917–1952		|	 	|		|	Drummoyne	|	1920–1941		|	 	|		|	Corowa	|	1937–1946		|	 	|		|	Woollahra	|	1901–1937		|	 	|		|	Mosman	|	1929–1941		|	 	|		|	Concord	|	1932–1941		|	 	|		|	Temora	|	1922–1938		|	 	|		|	Albury	|	1932–1946		|	 	|		|	Woollahra	|	1937–1938		|	 	|		|	Leichhardt	|	1934–1954		|	 	|		|	Bankstown	|	1922–1952		|	 	|		|	Redfern	|	1917–1947		|	 	|		|	Oxley	|	1927–1941		|	 	|		|	Georges River	|	1932–1941, 1950–1953		|	 	|		|	Wollondilly	|	1901–1920, 1922–1938		|	 	|		|	Randwick	|	1932–1941		|	 	|		|	Dulwich Hill	|	1927–1938		|	 	|		|	Paddington	|	1927–1959		|	 	|		|	North Sydney	|	1932–1941		|	 	|		|	Balmain	|	1917–1938		|	 	|		|	Young	|	1927–1930, 1932–1941		|	 	|		|	Manly	|	1920–1922, 1925–1945		|	 	|		|	Casino	|	1930–1953		|	 	|		|	Ashfield	|	1935–1946, 1946–1952		|	 	|		|	Vaucluse	|	1936–1957		|	 	|		|	Cootamundra	|	1932–1941		|	 	|		|	Kogarah	|	1932–1941		|	 	|		|	Willoughby	|	1925–1943		|	 	|		|	Hornsby	|	1926–1944		|	 	|		|	Phillip	|	1927–1954		|	 	|		|	Namoi	|	1932–1941		|	 	|		|	Petersham	|	1932–1941		|	 	|		|	Ryde	|	1932–40		|	 	|		|	Lakemba	|	1927–1950		|	 	|		|	Croydon	|	1927–1940		|	 	|		|	Bulli	|	1933–1947		|	 	|		|	Bondi	|	1932–1941		|	 	|		|	Canterbury	|	1926–1932, 1935–1962		|	 	|		|	Orange	|	1932–1944		|	 	|		|	Goulburn	|	1925–1932, 1935–1946		|	 	|		|	Gordon	|	1937–1952		|	 	|		|	Raleigh	|	1922–1953		|	 	|		|	Waverley	|	1932–1939		|	 	|		|	Barwon	|	1932–1940		|	 	|		|	Hawkesbury	|	1932–1941		|	 	|		|	Neutral Bay	|	1917–1925, 1927–1945		|	 	|		|	Hurstville	|	1932–1939		|	 	|		|	Dubbo	|	1932–1942		|	 	|		|	Castlereagh	|	1932–1941
See also *Second Stevens ministry*Results of the 1935 New South Wales state election*Candidates of the 1935 New South Wales state election
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