New Zealand general election, 1919

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The New Zealand general election of 1919 was held December 17 to elect a total of 80 MPs to the 20th session of the New Zealand Parliament. A total number of 683,420 (80.5%) voters turned out to vote.

The Maori vote was held on December 16.

1919 was the year that women were given the right to stand as candidates for Parliament.

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[edit] Results

[edit] Party Totals

Party Candidates Total votes Percentage Seats won
Reform Party ? ? ?% 47
Liberal Party ? ? ?% 21
Labour Party 59 ? ?% 8
Others ? ? ?% 4

[edit] Electorate Results

Electorate Incumbent Winner Second Place
Ashburton William Nosworthy William Nosworthy W J Dickie
Auckland Central Albert Glover William Edward Parry Albert Glover
Auckland East Arthur Myers Arthur Myers Clutha McKenzie
Auckland West Charles Poole Michael Joseph Savage F Bennett
Avon George Russell Daniel Sullivan George Russell
Awarua Joseph Ward John Ronald Hamilton Joseph Ward
Bay of Islands Vernon Reed Vernon Reed St C Jounneaux
Bay of Plenty William MacDonald William MacDonald Kenneth Stuart Williams
Bruce James Allen James Allen John Edie
Buller James Colvin Harry Holland D Q O'Brien
Chalmers James McColl Dickson James McColl Dickson John Gilchrist
Christchurch East Henry Thacker Henry Thacker Hiram Hunter
Christchurch North Leonard Isitt Leonard Isitt Hubert Tim Armstrong
Christchurch South Henry Ell Edwin Howard H Holland
Clutha Alexander Malcolm Alexander Malcolm R A Rodger
Dunedin Central Charles Statham Charles Statham James Wright Munro
Dunedin North Andrew Walker Edward Kellett Andrew Walker
Dunedin South Thomas Sidey Thomas Sidey John T Paul
Dunedin West William Downie Stewart William Downie Stewart J A Brown
Eastern Maori Apirana Ngata Apirana Ngata None
Eden Christopher Parr Christopher Parr Oscar McBrine
Egmont Charles Wilkinson Oswald Hawken D L A Astbury
Ellesmere Robert Rhodes Robert Rhodes G Barclay
Franklin William Massey William Massey J Rea
Gisborne James Carroll William Lysnar James Carroll
Grey Lynn John Payne Frederick Bartram Ellen Melville
Hawke's Bay John Findlay Hugh Campbell G McKay
Hurunui George Forbes George Forbes J G Armstrong
Hutt Thomas Mason Wilford Thomas Mason Wilford David Pritchard
Invercargill Josiah Hanan Josiah Hanan John K Archer
Kaiapoi David Buddo David Jones David Buddo
Kaipara Gordon Coates Gordon Coates Alfred Gregory
Lyttelton James McCombs James McCombs R MacCartney
Manawatu New Electorate Edward Newman A C Hillier
Manukau Frederic William Lang Frederic William Lang Rex Mason
Marsden Francis Mander Francis Mander A J Murdoch
Masterton George Sykes George Sykes A C Holms
Mataura George Anderson George Anderson D McDougall
Motueka Richard Hudson Richard Hudson W P Power
Napier John Vigor Brown John Vigor Brown F C Evans
Nelson William Field Harry Atmore T A H Field
Northern Maori Taurekareka Henare Taurekareka Henare Nau Parone Kawiti
Oamaru Ernest Lee Ernest Lee John Macpherson
Ohinemuri Hugh Poland Hugh Poland J Clark
Oroua David Guthrie David Guthrie E J Tunnicliffe
Otaki William Hughes Field William Hughes Field James McKenzie
Pahiatua George Harold Smith Archibald McNicol R B Ross
Palmerston James Nash James Nash Moses Ayrton
Parnell James Samuel Dickson James Samuel Dickson Thomas Bloodworth
Patea George Pearce W D Powdrell W Morrison
Raglan Richard Bollard Richard Bollard William Jordan
Rangitikei Edward Newman William Spiers Glenn F P Brady
Riccarton George Witty George Witty W R Devereaux
Roskill New Electorate Vivian Potter James Gunson
Rotorua New Electorate Frank Hockly M Carney
Southern Maori John Uru John Uru Riki te Mairaki Taiaroa
Stratford John Hine Robert Masters John Hine
Taranaki Sydney George Smith Sydney George Smith J B Hine
Tauranga William Herbert Herries William Herbert Herries B C Bobbins
Temuka Charles Talbot Thomas Burnett Charles Talbot
Thames Thomas William Rhodes Thomas William Rhodes W J McCormick
Timaru James Craigie James Craigie P C Vinnell
Waikato James Young James Young P H Watts
Waimarino Robert William Smith Robert William Smith Frank Langstone
Waipawa George Hunter George Hunter A E Jull
Wairarapa John Hornsby Alexander Donald McLeod John Hornsby
Wairau Richard McCallum Richard McCallum B J Cooke
Waitaki John Anstey John Bitchener John Anstey
Waitemata Alexander Harris Alexander Harris A E Greenslade
Waitomo New Electorate William Thomas Jennings K C Wilson
Wakatipu William Fraser James Horn R Scott
Wallace John C Thomson Adam Hamilton John C Thomson
Wanganui Bill Veitch Bill Veitch W J Cuttle
Wellington Central Peter Fraser Peter Fraser Frederick Pirani
Wellington East Alfred Newman Alfred Newman Alec Monteith
Wellington North John Luke John Luke H O Browne
Wellington South Robert Semple George Mitchell Robert Semple
Wellington Suburbs Robert Wright Robert Wright Alexander Croskery
Western Maori Maui Pomare Maui Pomare Ngarangi Katitia
Westland Thomas Seddon Thomas Seddon James O'Brien

[edit] Summary of Changes

  • A boundary redistribution resulted in the abolition of four seats:
    • Grey, held by Harry Holland
    • Otago Central, held by Robert Scott
    • Selwyn, held by William Dickie
    • Taumarunui, held by William Thomas Jennings
  • At the same time, four new seats came into being:
    • Manawatu
    • Roskill
    • Rotorua
    • Waitomo