THE NEW PARLIAMENT.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14345, 15 April 1910, Page 5

THE NEW PARLIAMENT.

POSITION AT A GLANCE. The following is a list of the candidates whose return appears to be assured: —. NEW SOU WALKS. Labour: R. Howe (Dalley), D. Watkins (Newcastle), J. E. West (East Sydney). Edward Riley (South Sydney), W. M. Hughes (West Sydney), J. H. Gitts (Cook), Josiah Thomas (Barrier), W. G. Spence (Darling), T. Brown (Calare), W. Webster (Gwydir), M. Charlton (Hunter), E. S. Carr (Macquarie), F. J. Foster (New England), J. M. Chanter (Riverina), David R. Hall (Merriwa* W. J. H. Johnson (Robertson), Sir William Lyne (Hume). Liberals: W. E. Johnson (Lang), G. B. Edwards (North Sydney), G. W. Fuller (Illawarra), E. K. Bowden (Nepean), J. Thompson (Cowper), Joseph Cook (Parraraatta), Bruce Smith (Parkas), W. H. Kelly (Wentworth), Austin Chapman (EdenMonaro). Old members defeated: W. H. Wilks (Dalley), Dr. F. Liddell (Hunter), Henry Willis (Robertson), all Liberals. VICTORIA. Labour: H. E. Beard (Batman), J. H. Scullen (Corangamite), F. G. Tudor (Yarra), J. Matthews (Melbourne Ports), F. Anstey (Bourke). Liberals: Agar Wynne (Balaclava), Alfred Deakin, Prime Minister (Balla»at), Sir John Quick Postmaster-General (Bendigo), William Knox (Kooyong). Old members defeated: Jabez Coon (Batman), Dr. J. G. Wilson (Corangamite), J. Hume Cook (Bourke), all' Liberals. QUEENSLAND. Labour: Andrew Fisher, Labour Leader (Wide Bay), W. F. Finlayson (Labour). Liberals: L. E.. Groom, Minister for External Affairs (Darling Downs). Old member defeated: J. F. G. Foxton (Brisbane), Liberal. SOUTH-AUSTRALIA. • Labour: Alexander Poynton (Grey), William ©..Archibald (Hindmarsh). •- "* *"* .Liberal: Patrick M. Glynn, AttorneyGeneral (Angae). NEW ZEALAND CONGRATULATIONS [DX TELEGRAPH.—rRKSS ASSOCIATION.] Dtjnedin, Thursday. Mr. D. McLaren; Labour M.P. for Wellington East, sent the following cablegram to Mr. Andrew Fisher, at Gympie, Queensland, to-night:—"Congratulations from New Zealand Labourites."