39th General Assembly of Nova Scotia

The 39th General Assembly of Nova Scotia represented Nova Scotia between October 1, 1928, to July 13, 1933.

Gordon Sidney Harrington became premier in 1930 after E. N. Rhodes entered the federal cabinet.

Division of seats

There were 43 members of the General Assembly, elected in the 1928 Nova Scotia general election.

Riding	Name	Position
Annapolis County	Obediah Parker Goucher	Minister of Agriculture (1930)
	Harry Thompson MacKenzie
Antigonish County	John Laughlin McIsaac
	William Chisholm
Cape Breton Centre	Gordon Sidney Harrington	Premier (1930)
	Joseph Macdonald
Cape Breton East	Robert H. Butts
	Daniel R. Cameron
Colchester County	Frank Stanfield
	William A. Flemming
Cumberland County	Percy Chapman Black	Minister of Highways
	Archibald Terris
	Daniel George McKenzie
Digby County	Joseph Willie Comeau
	Alexander S. MacMillan
Guysborough County	Clarence W. Anderson
	M. E. Morrison
Halifax County	John Francis Mahoney
	Gordon Benjamin Isnor
	Josiah Frederick Fraser	Provincial Secretary (1931)
	Angus McDonald Morton
	Edward Joseph Cragg
Hants County	Albert E. Parsons
	Edgar Nelson Rhodes	Premier
Inverness County	James A.Proudfoot
	Moses E. McGarry
Kings County	Reginald Tucker Caldwell
	George Clyde Nowlan
Lunenburg County	John James Kinley
	Gordon E. Romkey
Pictou County	John Doull
	Robert Albert Douglas
	Hugh Allan MacQuarrie
Queens County	William Lorimer Hall
	Donald W. MacKay
Richmond County & Cape Breton West	Edward C. Doyle
	Alonzo A. Martell
Shelburne County	Henry R. L. Bill
	Wishart McLea Robertson
Victoria County	Donald Buchanan McLeod
	Daniel Alexander Cameron
Yarmouth County	Lindsay C. Gardner
	René W.E. Landry

Name	Party	Electoral District	Cause of departure	Succeeded by	Elected
Edward Joseph Cragg	Liberal	Halifax County	resigned to run federally	n/a
John James Kinley	Liberal	Lunenburg County	resigned to run federally	n/a
Edward C. Doyle	Liberal	Richmond County & Cape Breton West	resigned to run federally	seat abolished
Daniel Alexander Cameron	Liberal	Victoria County	resigned to run federally	seat abolished
John Francis Mahoney	Conservative	Halifax County	death	George H. Murphy, Conservative	January 21, 1930
Edgar Nelson Rhodes	Conservative	Hants County	named to federal cabinet	n/a
Frank Stanfield	Conservative	Colchester County	appointed Lieutenant Governor	n/a
William Lorimer Hall	Conservative	Queens County	appointed to Supreme Court of Nova Scotia	seat abolished

"Summary Results from 1867 to 2011" (PDF). Elections Nova Scotia. Retrieved 2015-05-14.

Preceded by 38th General Assembly of Nova Scotia	General Assemblies of Nova Scotia 1928–1933	Succeeded by 40th General Assembly of Nova Scotia

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