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Description

C M Ross Co Ltd was one of the foremost department stores in Palmerston North. It was established in The Square in 1883. As it expanded it acquired more property, including through to George Street and Coleman Place. In 1927 it demolished its three existing frontages on The Square and built a new four storey building, remaining in business throughout construction. This building served as a department store until it was purchased by the Palmerston North City Council and renovated into the Central Library for Palmerston North.

Tautuhi

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Image
Pākanga
Public Photograph Collection Bc 292
Date
1927 to 1928
Tautuhi matihiko
2009N_Bc292_BUI_2483
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Coolstore

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C M Ross Co. Ltd, corner of George Street and Coleman Mall
C M Ross Co. Department Store, The Square
C M Ross department store dressed for Christmas
C M Ross Building (Roscos Deparment Store), The Square
Bon Marche Store, The Square
C M Ross Co Ltd department store sale notice
C M Ross Co Ltd, The Square
Newspaper advertisment of C M Ross Co Ltd Building Progress Sale
Arthur Barnett store, conversion into new Palmerston North City Library
Newspaper article on the sale of the D.I.C to Arthur Barnett
C M Ross Department store decorated to celebrate the end of WWI
Milne and Choyce window display

Pūnaha whakarōpū

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c m ross building,
commercial,
retail,
roscos,
shop,
thematic collections,
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Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

C M Ross Co. Ltd, corner of George Street and Coleman Mall
C M Ross Co. Department Store, The Square
C M Ross department store dressed for Christmas
C M Ross Building (Roscos Deparment Store), The Square
Bon Marche Store, The Square
C M Ross Co Ltd department store sale notice
C M Ross Co Ltd, The Square
Newspaper advertisment of C M Ross Co Ltd Building Progress Sale
Arthur Barnett store, conversion into new Palmerston North City Library
Newspaper article on the sale of the D.I.C to Arthur Barnett
C M Ross Department store decorated to celebrate the end of WWI
Milne and Choyce window display