ORDER BY Clause

I have a query: SELECT fruit, group_number, ordering_number FROM 
fruit_groups ORDER BY group_number, order_number;

The results look like:
    fruit   |   group_number   |   ordering_number
--------+------------------+-------------------
 cherry  |              1             |              1
 orange |              1             |              2
   apple |              2             |              1
     pear |              2             |              2
 banana |              3             |              1
     kiwi |               3            |              2


I would like the results to look like:
    fruit   |   group_number   |   ordering_number
--------+------------------+-------------------
   apple |              2             |              1
 orange |              2             |              2
 banana |              3             |              1
     kiwi |               3            |              2
 cherry  |              1             |              1
 orange |              1             |               2

I want the group_number to be grouped together, then sorted by the 
ordering_number, then listed in the output alphabetically by the fruit 
name listed first in the group_number (as defined by the ordering_number).

Does anyone know how I might modify my statement to get this ordering?
Thanks,
Derrick


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