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Results of the 1887 New South Wales colonial election

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Colonial election for New South Wales, Australia in February 1887

New South Wales colonial election, 4 – 26 February 1887 [1]
Legislative Assembly
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Enrolled voters
Votes cast128,787Turnout57.84−3.26
Informal votes2,275Informal1.74−0.27
Summary of votes by party
PartyPrimary votes%SwingSeatsChange
 Free Trade78,23860.75n/a79n/a
 Protectionist42,35432.89n/a37n/a
 Ind. Free Trade4,1593.23n/a4n/a
 Ind. Protectionist3,1052.41n/a4n/a
 Independent9310.72n/a0n/a
Total252,004  124 

The1887 New South Wales colonial election was for 124 members representing 74electoral districts. The election was conducted on the basis of a simple majority orfirst-past-the-post voting system. In this election there were 35 multi-member districts returning 87 members and 37 single member districts giving a total of 124 members. In the multi-member districts each elector could vote for as many candidates as there were vacancies. 13 districts were uncontested. This was the first election at which there were recognisable political parties.[1] The average number of enrolled voters per seat was 1,984, ranging fromBoorowa (1,103) toCanterbury (3,161).[2]

Election results

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Albury

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Albury
Friday 11 February [3]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistGeorge Day (re-elected)51358.6
Free TradeWilliam Smith36341.4
Total formal votes87698.0
Informal votes182.0
Turnout89461.8

Argyle

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Argyle
Friday 11 February [4]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeWilliam Holborow (re-elected 1)97535.7
Free TradeEdward Ball (elected 2)97035.5
ProtectionistThomas Rose78928.9
Total formal votes2,73499.6
Informal votes110.4
Turnout1,72362.5

Balmain

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Balmain
Saturday 5 February [5]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeJacob Garrard (re-elected 1)3,01226.6
Free TradeJohn Hawthorne (re-elected 2)2,91525.8
Free TradeFrank Smith (elected 3)2,71724.0
ProtectionistSolomon Hyam (defeated)1,58514.0
ProtectionistThomas Belgrave7236.4
ProtectionistAaron Wheeler3533.1
Total formal votes11,30599.1
Informal votes1081.0
Turnout4,64058.7

Balranald

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Balranald
Thursday 24 February [6]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Ind. ProtectionistAllen Lakeman (elected 1)94640.4
Ind. Free TradeRobert Wilkinson (re-elected 2)77733.2
IndependentAlexander Cameron62126.5
Total formal votes2,34498.2
Informal votes431.8
Turnout1,58939.4

The other sitting memberJohn Cramsie did not contest the election.

Bathurst

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Bathurst
Wednesday 9 February [7]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeWilliam Cortis (elected)77359.9
ProtectionistFrancis Suttor (defeated)51740.1
Total formal votes1,29098.6
Informal votes181.4
Turnout1,30870.2

The Bogan

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:The Bogan
Wednesday 23 February [8]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeJohn Kelly (elected 1)1,42231.4
Free TradeJoseph Penzer (elected 2)1,35229.9
ProtectionistGeorge Cass (defeated)1,17926.1
ProtectionistRene Berteaux57012.6
Total formal votes4,52399.6
Informal votes190.4
Turnout2,35948.4

The other sitting memberPatrick Jennings did not contest the election.

Boorowa

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Boorowa
Monday 7 February [9]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistThomas Slattery (re-elected)unopposed

Bourke

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Bourke
Tuesday 22 February [10]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeThomas Waddell (elected 1)1,22038.7
Free TradeAlexander Wilson (elected 2)99631.6
ProtectionistWilliam Willis93429.7
Total formal votes3,15099.3
Informal votes210.7
Turnout2,04746.2

The sitting members wereRussell Barton andWilliam Sawers, both of whom resigned on 2 December 1886.[10] A writ was issued for a by-election,[11] which was held on 21 January 1887, with the resultThomas Waddell 1019,William Willis 833 andAlexander Wilson 682.[12] The writ was not returned however as the parliament was dissolved on 26 January.[10]


Braidwood

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Braidwood
Monday 14 February [13]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistAlexander Ryrie (re-elected)53558.3
Free TradeJohn Lingen38341.7
Total formal votes91897.6
Informal votes232.4
Turnout93962.6

Camden

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Camden
Friday 11 February [14]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeThomas Garrett (re-elected 1)1,74033.3
Free TradeWilliam McCourt (elected 2)1,59130.5
Free TradeJohn Kidd (defeated)1,48528.4
ProtectionistJames Hanrahan4077.8
Total formal votes5,22398.9
Informal votes581.1
Turnout3,08662.0

Canterbury

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Canterbury
Saturday 12 February [15]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeJoseph Carruthers (elected 1)4,30219.8
Free TradeAlexander Hutchison (elected 2)3,01313.9
Free TradeWilliam Henson (re-elected 3)2,38511.0
Free TradeWilliam Davis (elected 4)2,26410.4
Free TradeJames Wilshire2,17910.0
Free TradeWilliam Cameron2,1019.7
Free TradeJohn Wheeler2,0289.3
ProtectionistJohn Watkin1,5076.9
Free TradeRichard McCoy1,4776.8
Free TradeGeorge Wallace5042.3
Total formal votes21,76099.3
Informal votes1600.7
Turnout6,77653.6

Three of the sitting members,Mark Hammond,William Judd andSeptimus Stephen, did not contest the election.

Carcoar

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Carcoar
Saturday 12 February [16]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeCharles Garland (re-elected 1)1,16038.7
Free TradeCharles Jeanneret (elected 2)1,01433.8
ProtectionistFrancis Freehill82427.5
Total formal votes2,998100.0
Informal votes00.0
Turnout1,94055.2

The other sitting memberEzekiel Baker did not contest the election.

The Clarence

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:The Clarence
Friday 11 February [17]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistJohn McFarlane (elected)64655.7
Free TradeJohn Purves (defeated)51344.3
Total formal votes1,15998.9
Informal votes131.1
Turnout1,17260.1

Central Cumberland

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Central Cumberland
Saturday 12 February [18]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeVarney Parkes (re-elected 1)2,40425.8
Free TradeAndrew McCulloch (re-elected 2)2,11922.7
Free TradeFrank Farnell (elected 3)1,86119.9
Free TradeJohn Nobbs1,77519.0
ProtectionistNathaniel Bull (defeated)1,17312.6
Total formal votes9,33299.3
Informal votes670.7
Turnout4,04051.3

Durham

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Durham
Saturday 26 February [19]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeHerbert Brown (re-elected)59157.9
Ind. Free TradeJohn Wade42942.1
Total formal votes1,02097.1
Informal votes302.9
Turnout1,05070.4

East Macquarie

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:East Macquarie
Friday 11 February [20]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeSydney Smith (re-elected 1)95142.2
Free TradeJames Tonkin (elected 2)79535.2
ProtectionistPaddy Crick51022.6
Total formal votes2,25699.5
Informal votes110.5
Turnout1,26445.1

The other sitting memberJohn Shepherd unsuccessfully contestedPaddington.

East Maitland

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:East Maitland
Tuesday 8 February [21]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeJames Brunker (re-elected)unopposed

East Sydney

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:East Sydney
Saturday 5 February [22]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeSydney Burdekin (re-elected 1)4,23823.8
Free TradeGeorge Reid (re-elected 2)4,10823.1
Free TradeWilliam McMillan (elected 3)4,02522.6
Free TradeJohn Street (elected 4)3,60520.2
ProtectionistWilliam Traill1,84610.4
Total formal votes17,82299.7
Informal votes630.4
Turnout6,88363.2

The two other sitting membersEdmund Barton was appointed to theLegislative Council andHenry Copeland successfully contestedNew England.

Eden

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Eden
Friday 11 February [23]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistHenry Clarke (re-elected)unopposed
ProtectionistJames Garvan (re-elected)unopposed

Forbes

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Forbes
Monday 14 February [24]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistAlfred Stokes (re-elected 1)78836.6
Free TradeHenry Cooke (elected 2)70632.8
ProtectionistJoseph Reymond65730.5
Total formal votes2,15199.3
Informal votes160.7
Turnout1,27352.8

The other sitting memberWalter Coonan did not contest the election.

The Glebe

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:The Glebe
Saturday 5 February [25]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeWilliam Wilkinson (re-elected 1)1,33236.0
Free TradeMichael Chapman (elected 2)1,26134.0
Free TradeJohn Meeks (defeated)50313.6
Free TradeWilliam Bailey38410.4
ProtectionistStephen Byrne2256.1
Total formal votes3,70597.8
Informal votes842.2
Turnout2,44867.0

Glen Innes

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Glen Innes
Saturday 19 February [26]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeGeorge Matheson (elected)60451.6
ProtectionistAlexander Hutchison56748.4
Total formal votes1,17198.3
Informal votes201.7
Turnout1,19142.1

The sitting memberWilliam Fergusson unsuccessfully contestedWentworth.

Gloucester

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Gloucester
Wednesday 23 February [27]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeJonathan Seaver (elected)43445.4
Free TradeJohn Hart26727.9
Free TradeJohn McLaughlin20721.7
ProtectionistGeorge Perry485.0
Total formal votes95698.6
Informal votes141.4
Turnout97059.2

The sitting memberRobert White did not contest the election.John McLaughlin had been unsuccessful in contestingPaddington on 9 February.

Goulburn

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Goulburn
Thursday 3 February [28]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeWilliam Teece (re-elected)unopposed

Grafton

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Grafton
Saturday 5 February [29]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistJohn See (re-elected)unopposed

Grenfell

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Grenfell
Wednesday 16 February [30]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistRobert Vaughn (re-elected)43153.3
Free TradeA L Park37846.7
Total formal votes80998.2
Informal votes151.8
Turnout82451.6

Gundagai

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Gundagai
Wednesday 16 February [31]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Ind. Free TradeJack Want (re-elected)70155.3
ProtectionistRobert Newman56644.7
Total formal votes1,26798.5
Informal votes191.5
Turnout1,28649.2

Gunnedah

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Gunnedah
Wednesday 16 February [32]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistThomas Goodwin (elected)61662.7
Free TradeJ Poole36737.3
Total formal votes98395.4
Informal votes474.6
Turnout1,03050.3

The sitting memberJoseph Abbott successfully contestedWentworth.

The Gwydir

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:The Gwydir
Thursday 10 February [33]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistThomas Hassall (re-elected)unopposed

Hartley

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Hartley
Saturday 12 February [34]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeJohn Hurley (elected)61944.8
Ind. ProtectionistRichard Inch33324.1
ProtectionistJohn Young24517.7
ProtectionistBrisbane Doyle18413.3
Total formal votes1,38197.9
Informal votes302.1
Turnout1,41164.1

The sitting memberWalter Targett unsuccessfully contestedThe Hastings and Manning.

The Hastings and Manning

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:The Hastings and Manning
Wednesday 9 February [35]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeCharles Roberts (re-elected 1)1,19540.7
Free TradeJames Young (re-elected 2)1,10737.7
ProtectionistWalter Targett (defeated)63521.6
Total formal votes2,93799.5
Informal votes150.5
Turnout1,62855.5

Walter Targett was the member forHartley

The Hawkesbury

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:The Hawkesbury
Saturday 12 February [36]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeAlexander Bowman (re-elected)75846.3
Ind. Free TradeJohn Griffin65740.1
IndependentThomas Primrose22213.6
Total formal votes1,63797.7
Informal votes382.3
Turnout1,67573.4

The Hume

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:The Hume
Wednesday 9 February [37]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistWilliam Lyne (re-elected)unopposed
ProtectionistJames Hayes (re-elected)unopposed

The Hunter

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:The Hunter
Monday 7 February [38]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeJohn Burns (re-elected)unopposed

Illawarra

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Illawarra
Friday 18 February [39]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeFrancis Woodward (elected)93955.7
ProtectionistAndrew Lysaght Sr. (defeated)74844.3
Total formal votes1,68798.3
Informal votes291.7
Turnout1,71659.7

Inverell

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Inverell
Saturday 19 February [40]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeSamuel Moore (re-elected)76360.1
ProtectionistGeorge Cruickshank50739.9
Total formal votes1,27098.4
Informal votes211.6
Turnout1,29163.0

Kiama

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Kiama
Wednesday 9 February [41]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeAngus Cameron (re-elected)unopposed

The Macleay

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:The Macleay
Wednesday 23 February [42]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistRobert Smith (re-elected)94558.0
Ind. ProtectionistEnoch Rudder68442.0
Total formal votes1,62998.1
Informal votes311.9
Turnout1,66054.8

Molong

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Molong
Tuesday 8 February [43]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Ind. ProtectionistAndrew Ross (re-elected)unopposed

Monaro

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Monaro
Friday 25 February [44]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Ind. ProtectionistThomas O'Mara (elected 1)1,14838.0
ProtectionistHenry Dawson (re-elected 2)78325.9
ProtectionistHarold Stephen (defeated)63721.1
Free TradeHerbert Elles45315.0
Total formal votes3,02199.6
Informal votes120.4
Turnout1,73255.7

Morpeth

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Morpeth
Wednesday 16 February [45]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistJohn Bowes (elected)54158.2
Free TradeMyles McRae38841.8
Total formal votes92998.7
Informal votes121.3
Turnout94175.3

The sitting memberRobert Wisdom did not contest the election.

Mudgee

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Mudgee
Tuesday 15 February [46]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeAdolphus Taylor (re-elected 1)1,21920.2
ProtectionistWilliam Wall (re-elected 2)1,07117.8
Free TradeReginald Black (elected 3)1,05617.5
ProtectionistRichard Rouse99016.4
Free TradeJohn Haynes88414.7
ProtectionistJohn Carden80513.4
Total formal votes6,02599.3
Informal votes400.7
Turnout2,23156.7

The other sitting memberThomas Browne unsuccessfully contestedWentworth.

The Murray

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:The Murray
Saturday 26 February [47]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistJohn Chanter (re-elected 1)83635.7
ProtectionistRobert Barbour (re-elected 2)75932.4
Free TradeWilliam Virgoe75032.0
Total formal votes2,34598.9
Informal votes261.1
Turnout1,37747.8

The Murrumbidgee

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:The Murrumbidgee
Thursday 24 February [48]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistJames Gormly (re-elected 1)2,22631.5
ProtectionistJohn Gale (elected 2)1,89726.9
Ind. Free TradeGeorge Dibbs (re-elected 3)1,63023.1
Free TradeRobert Reynolds1,31018.6
Total formal votes7,06399.6
Informal votes310.4
Turnout3,21440.5

The other sitting memberAlexander Bolton did not contest the election.

The Namoi

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:The Namoi
Tuesday 22 February [49]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeThomas Dangar (elected)76265.0
Free TradeGeorge Dale41135.0
Total formal votes1,17398.3
Informal votes201.7
Turnout1,19347.4

The sitting memberCharles Collins did not contest the election.

The Nepean

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:The Nepean
Monday 7 February [50]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeSamuel Lees (elected)70150.7
Ind. Free TradeThomas Smith (defeated)68349.4
Total formal votes1,38498.5
Informal votes211.5
Turnout1,40575.5

New England

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:New England
Thursday 10 February [51]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeJames Inglis (re-elected 1)1,37146.1
ProtectionistHenry Copeland (re-elected 2)99933.6
ProtectionistCharles Givney60320.3
Total formal votes2,97399.0
Informal votes311.0
Turnout2,10853.9

Newcastle

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Newcastle
Saturday 5 February [52]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeJames Ellis (elected 1)2,72441.2
ProtectionistJames Fletcher (re-elected 2)2,28134.5
Free TradeGeorge Lloyd (defeated)1,60324.3
Total formal votes6,60899.3
Informal votes440.7
Turnout3,89075.4

Newtown

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Newtown
Saturday 5 February [53]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeWilliam Foster (re-elected 1)2,40429.6
Free TradeFrederick Gibbes (re-elected 2)2,32128.6
Free TradeNicholas Hawken (elected 3)2,10626.0
ProtectionistJames Smith (defeated)1,28415.8
Total formal votes8,11599.3
Informal votes570.7
Turnout3,44656.3

Northumberland

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Northumberland
Thursday 17 February [54]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistNinian Melville (re-elected 1)2,39923.2
ProtectionistThomas Walker (elected 2)2,32322.5
Ind. ProtectionistJoseph Creer (re-elected 3)2,06920.0
ProtectionistJohn Osborne1,95218.9
Free TradeNicholas Downing1,0109.8
ProtectionistAndrew Love5785.6
Total formal votes10,33199.3
Informal votes710.7
Turnout4,11775.1
 (1 new seat)

Orange

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Orange
Wednesday 9 February [55]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistThomas Dalton (re-elected 1)99737.4
Free TradeWilliam Clarke (re-elected 2)92034.5
ProtectionistGeorge Hawke75128.2
Total formal votes2,66899.2
Informal votes210.8
Turnout1,85769.2

Paddington

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Paddington
Wednesday 9 February [56]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeJohn Neild (re-elected 1)2,60122.3
Free TradeAlfred Allen (elected 2)2,27119.5
Free TradeWilliam Trickett (re-elected 3)2,23019.1
Free TradeJohn McLaughlin2,13918.3
Free TradeJohn Shepherd (defeated)1,63014.0
ProtectionistWilliam Allen7156.1
IndependentEdwin Bottrell890.8
Total formal votes11,67598.7
Informal votes1511.3
Turnout5,15966.6

The other sitting memberRobert Butcher did not contest the election.John Shepherd was the member forEast Macquarie.John McLaughlin also unsuccessfully contestedGloucester.

Parramatta

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Parramatta
Thursday 3 February [57]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeHugh Taylor (re-elected)unopposed

Patrick's Plains

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Patrick's Plains
Thursday 10 February [58]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeAlbert Gould (re-elected)unopposed

Queanbeyan

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Queanbeyan
Saturday 19 February [59]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistEdward O'Sullivan (re-elected)70756.8
Free TradeGeorge Tompsitt53743.2
Total formal votes1,24498.4
Informal votes201.6
Turnout1,26448.5

Redfern

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Redfern
Saturday 5 February [60]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeJohn Sutherland (re-elected 1)3,58223.2
Free TradeJames Farnell (elected 2)2,64417.1
Free TradeWilliam Stephen (elected 3)2,59916.8
Free TradeWilliam Schey (elected 4)2,40715.6
ProtectionistArthur Renwick (defeated)1,93812.6
ProtectionistPeter Howe1,80311.7
ProtectionistAlfred Fremlin4673.0
Total formal votes15,44099.3
Informal votes1030.7
Turnout5,05358.8
 (1 new seat)

The other sitting memberThomas Williamson did not contest the election.

The Richmond

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:The Richmond
Saturday 26 February [61]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistThomas Ewing (re-elected 1)2,15342.0
ProtectionistFrederick Crouch (elected 2)1,95038.0
Free TradeJames Barrie65912.9
Free TradeR Lopez3667.1
Total formal votes5,12899.5
Informal votes270.5
Turnout2,82854.7

The other sitting memberPatrick Hogan did not contest the election.

Shoalhaven

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Shoalhaven
Monday 14 February [62]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeWilliam Martin (elected)85351.7
ProtectionistWilliam Lovegrove79848.3
Total formal votes1,65199.1
Informal votes150.9
Turnout1,66676.9

The sitting memberFrederick Humphery did not contest the election.

South Sydney

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:South Sydney
Saturday 5 February [63]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeAlban Riley (elected 1)3,42620.2
Free TradeBernhard Wise (elected 2)3,06718.1
Free TradeGeorge Withers (elected 3)2,84516.8
ProtectionistJames Toohey (re-elected 4)1,99911.8
ProtectionistJohn Davies (defeated)1,3948.2
ProtectionistAlfred Miller1,3568.0
ProtectionistArchibald Forsyth (defeated)1,1106.5
ProtectionistEdward Bennett1,0856.4
IndependentMichael Simmons6854.0
Total formal votes16,96799.3
Informal votes1260.7
Turnout6,60268.6

The other sitting memberJoseph Olliffe did not contest the election.

St Leonards

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:St Leonards
Wednesday 2 February [64]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeSir Henry Parkes (re-elected)unopposed
Free TradeIsaac Ives (re-elected)unopposed

Tamworth

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Tamworth
Monday 21 February [65]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistRobert Levien (re-elected 1)92828.0
ProtectionistWilliam Dowel (elected 2)82925.0
Free TradeWilliam Tribe78423.6
Free TradeEustace Pratt77623.4
Total formal votes3,31799.0
Informal votes321.0
Turnout1,78458.2

The other sitting memberMichael Burke did not contest the election.

Tenterfield

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Tenterfield
Monday 21 February [66]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeCharles Lee (re-elected)67265.8
ProtectionistWilliam Richardson35034.3
Total formal votes1,02297.4
Informal votes272.6
Turnout1,04945.1

Tumut

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Tumut
Saturday 19 February [67]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistTravers Jones (re-elected)66252.2
Free TradeNathaniel Emanuel60747.8
Total formal votes1,26998.0
Informal votes262.0
Turnout1,29574.3

The Upper Hunter

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:The Upper Hunter
Friday 18 February [68]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeJohn McElhone (elected 1)98436.7
Free TradeRobert FitzGerald (re-elected 2)59922.4
ProtectionistWilliam Abbott54920.5
Free TradeThomas Hungerford (defeated)54820.5
Total formal votes2,68099.8
Informal votes60.2
Turnout1,63757.0

Wellington

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Wellington
Saturday 19 February [69]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistDavid Ferguson (re-elected)54764.4
Free TradeW J Hill30335.7
Total formal votes85098.2
Informal votes161.9
Turnout86664.5

Wentworth

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Wentworth
Saturday 26 February [70]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistJoseph Abbott (re-elected 1)93934.5
Ind. Free TradeWilliam MacGregor (re-elected 2)77928.6
ProtectionistThomas Browne (defeated)63623.4
ProtectionistWilliam Fergusson (defeated)36913.6
Total formal votes2,72398.6
Informal votes381.4
Turnout1,58329.1

William MacGregor one of two sitting members for Wentworth. The other sitting memberEdward Quin did not contest the election.Joseph Abbott was the member forGunnedah,Thomas Browne was the member forMudgee andWilliam Fergusson was the member forGlen Innes.

West Macquarie

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:West Macquarie
Thursday 17 February [71]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeFergus Smith (elected)34048.3
ProtectionistPaddy Crick25536.2
ProtectionistJohn Hughes10915.5
Total formal votes70498.9
Informal votes81.1
Turnout71264.2

The sitting memberLewis Lloyd did not contest the election.

West Maitland

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:West Maitland
Wednesday 9 February [72]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeRichard Thompson (re-elected)unopposed

West Sydney

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:West Sydney
Saturday 5 February [73]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeFrancis Abigail (re-elected 1)3,68819.9
Free TradeAlexander Kethel (re-elected 2)3,45018.6
Free TradeGeorge Merriman (elected 3)3,04916.4
Free TradeDaniel O'Connor (re-elected 4)2,98816.1
ProtectionistJohn Young (defeated)2,24612.1
ProtectionistArthur Nelson1,2126.5
ProtectionistWilliam Westman9775.3
Free TradeWilliam Pritchard9725.2
Total formal votes18,58299.0
Informal votes1891.0
Turnout7,42964.5

Wollombi

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Wollombi
Saturday 19 February [74]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeRichard Stevenson (re-elected)57855.5
Free TradeGeorge Watt46344.5
Total formal votes1,04198.4
Informal votes171.6
Turnout1,05855.3

Yass Plains

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Yass Plains
Saturday 19 February [75]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ProtectionistThomas Colls (re-elected)69156.9
Free TradeHenry Donaldson52443.1
Total formal votes1,21598.2
Informal votes221.8
Turnout1,24763.9

Young

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1887 New South Wales colonial election:Young
Saturday 19 February [76]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Free TradeJames Gordon (elected 1)1,09530.7
ProtectionistJames Mackinnon (re-elected 2)1,05329.5
ProtectionistGerald Spring (defeated)92225.8
Free TradeWilliam Lucas49814.0
Total formal votes3,56899.3
Informal votes240.7
Turnout2,20664.4

See also

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References

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