FRUIT STALLS SOLD.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18295, 11 January 1923, Page 7

FRUIT STALLS SOLD.

■••',->•'. PRICES ;in Wellington. Tli© -fruifc stalls in ,Wellington were sold ,by auction this week, .when good prices were realised, Indians securing all the stalls. 'Following ale" the results of the auction^ 'the ■'■ figures 4 in. parentheses being those for the corresponding quarter last year :-'-Tranr ' terminus, ;: Courtenay Place, £55 10s (£43 10s); Tory Street corner, Courtenay. Place, £34 (£4O 10a) j Taranaki Street, corner .of Courtenav Place; £20 (£31); Vivian Street (V. and A. corner), £30 (£l6 15s); Garret Street, corner Cuba Street, £19 10s (£2l 15s) ; Ghuzriee Street, corner of Cuba ; . Street, £20 (£42); Dixon Street, £13 17s 6d (let on a yearly basis); Boulcott Street £40 10s (£47) ;" ' Gresham . Hotel, £16 \ 10s (£26); Royal Oak, £6 5s (£l2) •■ National Hotel, £8 10s (£20); G.P.0., south ' corner; £26 (£26 10s); G.P.0., Brandon Street, '£35 (£25); ■ Bowen Street, £50 (£56); Despatch Office, Lambton Quay, ' £84 .' lOs (£64 ss); Thoradon waiting shed, £29 (£27 ss). r : There is reason to. believe that the shipping trouble ha 3 had some effect on the . prices realised, for the- total sale produced '£65 less than for the corresponding quarter last year, although £248 more than was received for the October-Decem- j ber quarter. ..''■'■•'.'}