He pārongo atu anōNewspaper article on Dr Michael Ross in new Palmerston North City Library

Description: The new City Library was originally the C M Ross Co Ltd department store, built 1928. Dr Michael Ross, a Professor of Public Health and Infectious Diseases at the University of Texas, is a great grandson of C M Ross, the founder of the company.

Tautuhi

Momo rauemi: Image
Pākanga: City Library Construction 1994-1996
Date: August 15, 1996
Tautuhi matihiko: 2008Pa_A175/237_CMROSS_1687
E puritia ana ki: Research File

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Staff picnic C M Ross & Co. Ltd

C M Ross Co Ltd department store sale notice

Invitation to a Civic Welcome for the Governor General and Lady Cobham

American Sailors in C M Ross Co Ltd tearooms

C M Ross Co Ltd, The Square

Construction of the new C M Ross Co department store in The Square.

Newspaper advertisment of C M Ross Co Ltd Building Progress Sale

Arthur Barnett store, conversion into new Palmerston North City Library

Construction of the new Palmerston North City Library

Newspaper article on design of new Palmerston North City Library

Newspaper article on the construction of new Palmerston North City Library

Newspaper article on the sale of the D.I.C to Arthur Barnett

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Ngā tūtohu: c m ross building,; roscos,; thematic collections,

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Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

Staff picnic C M Ross & Co. Ltd

C M Ross Co Ltd department store sale notice

Invitation to a Civic Welcome for the Governor General and Lady Cobham

American Sailors in C M Ross Co Ltd tearooms

C M Ross Co Ltd, The Square

Construction of the new C M Ross Co department store in The Square.

Newspaper advertisment of C M Ross Co Ltd Building Progress Sale

Arthur Barnett store, conversion into new Palmerston North City Library

Construction of the new Palmerston North City Library

Newspaper article on design of new Palmerston North City Library

Newspaper article on the construction of new Palmerston North City Library

Newspaper article on the sale of the D.I.C to Arthur Barnett