Western Suburbs - 1925 (Roll: 72,357) - 5 to be elected
Candidate
Party
Votes
%
Quotas
Final
%
Ness, John Thomas (Re-elected 2)
Nationalist
9,016
18.06
1.0837
8,320
16.67
Hoskins, Tom James (Re-elected 4)
Nationalist
6,975
13.97
0.8383
8,586
17.20
Jarvie, Milton Livingstone Fredericks (Elected 5)
Nationalist
3,980
7.97
0.4784
7,432
14.89
Morton, Henry James
Nationalist
2,443
4.89
0.2936
Simpson, William Ballantyne
Nationalist
1,865
3.74
0.2242
McTiernan, Edward Aloysius (Re-elected 1)
Labor Party
11,239
22.52
1.3508
8,320
16.67
Lazzarini, Carlo Camillo (Re-elected 3)
Labor Party
7,697
15.42
0.9251
8,320
16.67
Olde, Bernard Clarence
Labor Party
774
1.55
0.0930
Troy, James Grant
Labor Party
649
1.30
0.0780
Ryan, Roger Matthew
Labor Party
99
0.20
0.0119
Armstrong, Frederick William
Protestant Labor
578
1.16
0.0695
Millington, Alfred
Protestant Labor
490
0.98
0.0589
Cain, John
Majority Labor
133
0.27
0.0160
Huie, Alexander Gordon
Independent
3,976
7.97
0.4779
5,212
10.44
Formal Votes
49,914
Informal / Exhausted Votes
1,253
2.45
3,724
7.46
Total Votes / Turnout
51,167
70.71
Quota for election
8,320
Notes: Sitting Nationalist MP James Wilson did not contest the election.
Corrections: Hughes and Graham (1975) lists F.W.Armstrong as an Independent candidate, where notes at the State Electoral Office suggest he was a Protestant Labor candidate. The strong flow of preferences from A.Millington suggest Armstrong had some association with Protestant Labor, and this party affiliation has been adopted.