List of Members
| Riding | Name | Position | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Annapolis County | John D. McKenzie | Minister of Highways and Public Works |
|
| Antigonish | John L. McIsaac | ||
| Cape Breton South | Donald MacDonald | ||
| Cape Breton Centre | Douglas MacDonald | ||
| Cape Breton North | Alexander O'Handley | ||
| Cape Breton East | Douglas Neil Brodie | ||
| Cape Breton West | Malcolm A. Patterson | ||
| Colchester | Fred Murray Blois | ||
| George Scott Dickey | |||
| Cumberland | Kenneth Judson Cochrane | ||
| Archie Barney Smith | |||
| Digby | J. Willie Comeau | ||
| Guysborough | Havelock Torrey | ||
| Halifax South | Joseph R. Murphy | ||
| Halifax Centre | James Edward Rutledge | ||
| Halifax North | Harold Connolly | Minister of Industry | |
| Halifax East | Geoffrey Stevens | ||
| Halifax West | Ronald Manning Fielding | ||
| Hants | Alexander S. MacMillan | Premier | |
| Inverness | Alexander H. McKinnon | ||
| Kings | John A. McDonald | Minister of Agriculture | |
| Lunenburg | Frank R. Davis | ||
| Gordon E. Romkey | speaker | ||
| Pictou | Josiah H. MacQuarrie | Attorney General | |
| Ernest G. Irish | |||
| Queens | Harry Dennis Madden | ||
| Richmond | Donald David Boyd | ||
| Shelburne | Wilfred Tennyson Dauphinee | ||
| Victoria | John M. Campbell | ||
| Yarmouth | Henry A. Waterman |
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