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• Born in United States, Turner became a fruiterer on the Shankill Road.
• It was typically used by market fruiterers and greengrocers but commonly also by coal merchants.
• By 1907 he had moved to Melbourne, where he worked as a fruiterer in Northcote.
• At this time the site featured timber buildings occupied by a chemist and fruiterer, and mining brokers.
• "Nobody can frighten Jerusalem people away from the market, " said Yigal, a fruiterer.
• They worked as fruiterers in their family business at Bankstown until relocating to Coolangatta on the Gold Coast in 1967.
• She was subsequently recognised as a Liveryman to the Worshipful Company of Fruiterers, one of the City's oldest fellowships.
• And there's a new sensuality and pathos in her relationship with Herr Schultz, the Jewish fruiterer played by Ron Rifkin.
• Services offered from the buildings were a cycle maker, a hairdresser, a ticket writer, a fruiterer and a furniture dealer.
• Con the Fruiterer, one of the more popular characters appears even to this day on a variety of shows, as does his wife Marika.
• The original retailers being, hairdresser, chemist, dry cleaners, off licence, Forbuoys newsagents, butcher, Lipton grocers, hardware and Fruiterer.
• The cultivated variety was reintroduced into Britain by the fruiterer of Henry VIII, who brought it from Flanders and planted a cherry orchard at Teynham.
• Apparently fruitery ( or fruitage ) is kept in a fruitery by a fruiterer . talk ) 18 : 10, 8 October 2010 ( UTC)
• A local fruiterer and restaurateur, William ( Bill ) Hodge, who had joined the Lodge in 1920, was Master in 1924-25.
• He became chairman of the Horticultural Sub-Committee of the Select Committee on Agriculture in 1968 and was Master of the Worshipful Company of Fruiterers in 1977.
• Fruiterer seems to be an exception, unless it's possible to " fruiter " something ( cf . litter, flatter, dither, fritter ).
• "The Comedy Company " premiered many famous characters such as Con The Fruiterer, Kylie Mole, Col'n Carpenter, Uncle Arthur and David Rabbitborough.
• Another " Comedy Company " character, Marika, Con the Fruiterer's long suffering wife, also made an appearance on " Blind Date ".
• For about 3 months in 1904 one of these caves was the home of one Kim Lee, a Cantonese fruiterer who had been diagnosed ( possibly mistakenly ) as a leper.
• He was based in Worcester House, then a prestigious address near St James Garlickhythe, used by the Worshipful Company of Fruiterers and with a notable view across the River Thames.