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A book written to commemorate 80 years of the Rosco building, charting the history of the C M Ross Company, and the building, built by the company in 1927-1928.

In 1883 Charles Ross bought the Bon Marche in Palmerston North and began trading as a drapery and clothing store. The business later traded under C M Ross Co. Ltd until it was sold in 1959. The building in question now operates as the Palmerston North City Library.

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Multi-Page Document
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IMCA Digital Archive
Date
2008
Digitisation ID
2018Pa_IMCA-Digitalmaster_025283
Format
Paper

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4 The Square, Palmerston North

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