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William Ross and Sons factory transferred to Foxton from Napier in June 1906. It was situated on 6 ½ acres in Johnston Street with a detached office. They manufactured binder twine, shop twine, manila flax ropes and lashings, plough lines, clothes lines and all classes of polished lines in twines and ropes. The business was destroyed by fire in 1909 and was replaced by a corrugated iron rope factory, which later became the “Opra” flaxmill of A Ross, Rough and Co. Ltd.

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Public Photograph Collection Fo 46
Date
1906
Tautuhi matihiko
2011P_Fo46_004874
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Coolstore

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Palmerston North Public Hospital staff
Margaret Malcolm
Mr Happy Lewis
Mrs Clevely doing the washing
Mr G.V. Burr
John McGarth, Manager of the Palmerston North Opera House
Frederick Johansen and boot maker shop
Fire Engine
Jean Brown, Hokowhitu Branch Librarian
Palmerston North Gas Company employees
Manawatu Hosiery Factory staff
Darktown Fire Brigade members, Palmerston North Showgrounds

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Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

Palmerston North Public Hospital staff
Margaret Malcolm
Mr Happy Lewis
Mrs Clevely doing the washing
Mr G.V. Burr
John McGarth, Manager of the Palmerston North Opera House
Frederick Johansen and boot maker shop
Fire Engine
Jean Brown, Hokowhitu Branch Librarian
Palmerston North Gas Company employees
Manawatu Hosiery Factory staff
Darktown Fire Brigade members, Palmerston North Showgrounds