. Hardware merchandising gennaio-giugno 1898 . r generationsbefore, che si è dotata di una potente influ-enza in materia di commercio e di governo cittadino. Ha adempiuto alle funzioni di un consiglio di amministrazione, solo con un'autorità molto più grande di qualsiasi istituzione simile del presente giorno possiede. Le sue leggi practically.ruled tutte le questioni di salari, ore di lavoro, apprendistato, ecc., e i suoi archivi sono una miniera di informazioni su vecchi usi e costumi peculiari. Al giorno d'oggi la gilda è riconosciuta come custode dei therights e delle libertà del commercio, e possiede ancora una buona quantità di tempo itsold potere. È così

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. Hardware merchandising January-June 1898 . r generationsbefore, wielding a powerful influ-ence in matters of commerce and city government. It fulfilled theduties of a board of trade, only with far greater authority than anysimilar institution of the present day possesses. Its laws practically.ruled all questions of wages, hours of labor, apprenticeship, etc., and its archives are a mine of information about old usages andpeculiar customs. At the present day the guild is recognized as the guardian of therights and liberties of trade, and still possesses a good deal of itsold time power. It has been instrumental in securing legislationfor protection against infringements. The company has concur-rent jurisdiction with the Imperial Trade Marks Registry. The Cutlers hall is one of the famous sights of the city, and thecompany derives a good portion of its revenue from renting it forconcerts and other functions. The list of master cutlers contains the names of many illus-trious men, but it is noteworthy that though the Rodgers family. have been prominently identified with the company for more thantwo centuries, no member of it has ever held the office of mastercutler until the present year. Major Maurice G. Rodgers, the newly installed master cutler, isa great grandson of the founder of the firm of Joseph Rodgers &Son, and has been actively connected with the business since 1871, when he entered as an apprentice. After serving his term andbeing for a time in the warehouse, he represented his firm on theroad with great success. In 1886 he was elected a director, anda year later, upon the retirement of the assistant managing-director, he was chosen to fill the position. Within three years his chiefretired from active business life, and left Major Rodgers with themanagement in his own hands. In 1891 his fellow directorsthought it advisable to appoint a co-manager who would share thelabor and responsibility with him, aud selected his brother, Mr.John Rodgers, for the position.

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