Members of the Australian House of Representatives, 1903–1906

Members of the Australian House of Representatives, 1903–1906

This is a list of the members of the Australian House of Representatives in the Second Australian Parliament, which was elected on 16 December 1903.

Member Party Electorate State First elected
Frederick Bamford Labor Herbert Qld 1901
Lee Batchelor Labor Boothby SA 1901
Robert Blackwood 1 Free Trade 2 Riverina NSW 1903
Sir Langdon Bonython * Protectionist 3 Barker SA 1901
Rt Hon Sir Edward Braddon 4 Free Trade Wilmot Tas 1901
Thomas Brown * Labor Canobolas NSW 1901
Norman Cameron Free Trade/Independent Wilmot Tas 1901
William Carpenter Labor Fremantle WA 1903
Austin Chapman * Protectionist Eden-Monaro NSW 1901
Alfred Conroy Free Trade Werriwa NSW 1901
James Cook Protectionist Bourke Vic 1901
Hon Joseph Cook Free Trade Parramatta NSW 1901
Richard Crouch Protectionist Corio Vic 1901
Dr Millice Culpin Labor Brisbane Qld 1903
Hon Alfred Deakin * Protectionist Ballarat Vic 1901
George Edwards Free Trade South Sydney NSW 1901
Richard Edwards Protectionist/Free Trade Oxley Qld 1901
Thomas Ewing Protectionist Richmond NSW 1901
Andrew Fisher Labor Wide Bay Qld 1901
Rt Hon Sir John Forrest * Protectionist Swan WA 1901
James Fowler Labor Perth WA 1901
Charles Frazer Labor Kalgoorlie WA 1903
George Fuller * Free Trade Illawarra NSW 1901
Hon Sir Philip Fysh Protectionist/Free Trade Denison Tas 1901
Patrick Glynn * Free Trade Angas SA 1901
James Gibb Free Trade Flinders Vic 1903
Littleton Groom * Protectionist Darling Downs Qld 1901
Robert Harper Protectionist Mernda Vic 1901
H.B. Higgins Protectionist Northern Melbourne Vic 1901
Hon Frederick Holder * Independent 5 Wakefield SA 1901
Billy Hughes Labor West Sydney NSW 1901
James Hutchison Labor Hindmarsh SA 1903
Hon Isaac Isaacs * Protectionist Indi Vic 1901
Elliot Johnson Free Trade Lang NSW 1903
William Kelly Free Trade Wentworth NSW 1903
Thomas Kennedy Protectionist Moira Vic 1901
Rt Hon Charles Kingston * Protectionist Adelaide SA 1901
William Knox Free Trade Kooyong Vic 1901
Henry Lee Free Trade Cowper NSW 1903
Dr Frank Liddell Free Trade Hunter NSW 1903
Edmund Lonsdale Free Trade New England NSW 1903
Hon Sir William Lyne Protectionist Hume NSW 1901
James McCay * Protectionist/Free Trade Corinella Vic 1901
James McColl Protectionist/Free Trade Echuca Vic 1901
Charles McDonald Labor Kennedy Qld 1901
William McWilliams Revenue Tariff/Free Trade Franklin Tas 1903
Sir Malcolm McEacharn 6 Protectionist Melbourne Vic 1901
Allan McLean * Protectionist/Free Trade Gippsland Vic 1901
Hugh Mahon * Labor Coolgardie WA 1901
Samuel Mauger Protectionist Melbourne Ports Vic 1901
King O'Malley Labor Darwin Tas 1901
James Page Labor Maranoa Qld 1901
Pharez Phillips Protectionist Wimmera Vic 1901
Alexander Poynton * Free Trade/Labor Grey SA 1901
Sir John Quick Protectionist Bendigo Vic 1901
Rt Hon George Reid Free Trade East Sydney NSW 1901
Arthur Robinson Free Trade Wannon Vic 1903
James Ronald Labor/Independent Southern Melbourne Vic 1901
Dr Charles Salmon Protectionist Laanecoorie Vic 1901
Thomas Skene Free Trade Grampians Vic 1901
Bruce Smith Free Trade Parkes NSW 1901
Sydney Smith Free Trade Macquarie NSW 1901
William Spence Labor Darling NSW 1901
David Storrer Protectionist Bass Tas 1901
Josiah Thomas Labor Barrier NSW 1901
David Thomson Labor Capricornia Qld 1903
Dugald Thomson * Free Trade North Sydney NSW 1901
Rt Hon Sir George Turner * Protectionist Balaclava Vic 1901
Frank Tudor Labor Yarra Vic 1901
David Watkins Labor Newcastle NSW 1901
Chris Watson Labor Bland NSW 1901
William Webster Labor Gwydir NSW 1903
James Wilkinson Independent/Labor Moreton Qld 1901
William Wilks Free Trade Dalley NSW 1901
Henry Willis Free Trade Robertson NSW 1901
Dr Gratton Wilson Free Trade Corangamite Vic 1903

Notes

* These candidates were elected unopposed.

^1 The election of Robert Blackwood was declared void in 1904. At the resulting by-election on 18 May, he was defeated by Hon John Chanter.
^2 The Free Trade Party, then known as the Australian Free Trade and Liberal Association, had dissolved following the 1901 election. Members categorised as "Free Trade" were those who accepted the leadership of Rt Hon George Reid.
^3 There was no national Protectionist party organisation at the time of the 1903 election. Members categorised as "Protectionist" were those who accepted the leadership of Alfred Deakin.
^4 Rt Hon Sir Edward Braddon died in 1904, and was replaced by Norman Cameron at the resulting by-election on 26 February.
^5 Holder was elected as a Free Trader, but became an Independent when he was elected Speaker.
^6 The election of Sir Malcolm McEacharn was declared void in 1904. At the resulting by-election on 30 March, he was defeated by Dr William Maloney.

See also

Members of the Australian Parliament
House of Representatives

1901–1903  · 1903–1906  · 1906–1910

Senate

1901–1903  · 1904–1906  · 1907–1910


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