William Downie Stewart
George William Forbes
...known to prefer Stewart's policy, he publicly sided with Coates, and Stewart resigned. Coates replaced Stewart as Minister of Finance, and became even more dominant in the coalition.
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Gordon Coates
...Prime Minister , but Coates and his Reform Party colleagues gained a number of significant posts. William Downie Stewart, Coates' colleague, became Minister of Finance . In the 1931...
Robert Stout
...profession . In 1867, Stout was working in the law firm of William Downie Stewart Sr (father of the William Downie Stewart who later became Minister of Finance ). He was called to the...
Dunedin West
...1890, when it was represented by Thomas Dick from 1881 to 1884, and then from 1884 to 1890 by William Downie Stewart (1842 - 1898), a lawyer and the father of William Downie Stewart (1878...
William Downie Stewart
Not to be confused with Bay of Islands politician William Stewart (New Zealand) William Downie Stewart (1878-1949) was a New Zealand Finance Minister, Mayor of Dunedin and writer.
1933 in New Zealand
...Party . Speaker of the House - Charles Statham (Independent) Minister of Finance - William Downie Stewart until 28 January, then Gordon Coates (Reform Party) Minister of Foreign...
1927 in New Zealand
Speaker of the House - Charles Statham (Independent) Minister of Finance - William Downie Stewart (Reform) Minister of Foreign Affairs - William Nosworthy (Reform) Leader...
New Zealand Reform Party
...soared. Clashes between Gordon Coates (who still led Reform) and Downie Stewart over economic policy eventually prompted Downie Stewart's resignation, earning the government a new critic...
United Party (New Zealand)
...including the onset of depression . Forbes did not project an image of activity or leadership - William Downie Stewart, finance spokesman for Reform, privately described Forbes as...
Bill Veitch
...devalued the currency, Veitch began to reject his party's leadership, and tried to convince William Downie Stewart to form a new party. End of Parliamentary career and later years
