COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA LEGISLATIVE ELECTION OF 31 MAY 1913 ==================================================================== SENATE ELECTION ==================================================================== NEW SOUTH WALES (Three senators to be elected) ==================================================================== Enrolled voters: 1,036,187 +24.1 Votes cast: 716,950 69.2 +07.8 Informal votes: 48,195 06.7 +02.0 Formal votes: 668,755 93.3 -02.0 -------------------------------------------------------------------- Candidate Party Votes % -------------------------------------------------------------------- Thomas Batho 21,817 03.3 Hon Sir Albert GOULD * Lib 358,143 53.6 ELECTED 1 John Grant ALP 301,994 45.2 Hon Edward MILLEN * Lib 350,887 52.5 ELECTED 2 James Moroney 22,969 03.4 Charles OAKES Lib 349,544 52.3 ELECTED 3 Henry Ostler 15,763 02.4 Isaac Smith ALP 284,322 42.5 David Watson ALP 300,826 45.0 -------------------------------------------------------------------- Total 2,006,265 -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Percentages shown are percentages of 668,755, indicating the proportion of voters who supported each candidate. The percentages column will thus add up to 300%, since each voter cast three votes. 2. For Grant, see Senate NSW 1914. 3. For Watson, see Senate NSW 1914. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Senators' terms began 1 July 1913. Gould, Millen and Oakes elected for a term ending 30 June 1919. Continuing senators (term to end 30 June 1916): Albert GARDINER (ALP), Allan McDOUGALL (ALP), Arthur RAE (ALP). -------------------------------------------------------------------- > Albert Gardiner (1867-1952): Elected 1910 > Albert John Gould (1847-1936): Elected 1901, 1906, 1913 > Allan McDougall (1856-1924): Elected 1910 > Edward Davis Millen (1862-1923): Elected 1901, 1906, 1913 Minister for Defence from 24 June 1913 > Charles William Oakes (1861-1928): Elected 1913 Born: 30 November 1861, Wagga Wagga, NSW Career: Educated state schools, Sydney. Jeweller and watchmaker, Sydney. Paddington Council. State politics: NSW MLA for Paddington 1901-10. Honorary Minister 1907-10. > Arthur Rae (1860-1943): Elected 1910 --------------------------------------------------------------------