PART I. POPULATION TABLES.

AGES OF THE PEOPLE,

WITH THE

NUMBERS AND AGES OF MALES AND FEMALES IN EVERY COUNTY, PASTORAL DISTRICT, PROVINCE, ELECTORAL DISTRICT, TOWN, PARISH, AND VILLAGE IN THE COLONY.

POPULATION ENUMERATED 26TH APRIL, 1854.

LAID upon theCOUNCIL TABLEby theCOLONIAL SECRETARY,by commandof HIS EXCELLENCY THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,and ordered by theCOUNCILto be printed, 21st March, 1855.

BY AUTHORITY:

JOIIN FERRES, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

REPORT.

Registrar General's Office,

6th March, 1855.

SIR,

I have the honor to transmit herewith the returns of the population of Victoria, as ascertained by the Census taken on the 26th of April, 1854.

2.

It is much to be regretted that so much time has elapsed in their preparation, but the delay has been unavoidable. Many of the 45,880 schedules were almost as difficult to decipher as an Egyptian inscription ; not to mention the Chinese returns, for which recourse was had to a translator, and a laborious and careful revision of the whole was essential to the correctness of the abstracts. This important task has devolved upon an extremely limited staff, which, under existing circumstances, the Government has not felt itself justified in augmenting at an additional cost to the public ; nor indeed, as it turned out, would any such increase have materially expedited the period of submitting this report, inasmuch as the schedules for the City of Melbourne were not received from the Town Clerk's Office until the middle of December.

3.

The forms adopted in digesting the information contained in those schedules, have been, generally, those which the experience acquired in successive enumerations of the people in Great Britain led the Commissioners for taking the Census of 1851 to devise as best calculated to exhibit in a lucid and comprehensive manner, the numbers, ages, and condition of the inhabitants. It was, moreover, considered advisable, on this occasion, to comply with the expressed desire of scientific men at home, that the statistics of every part of the Empire should be drawn up on one uniform plan.

4.

The series of tables now presented, is designed to shew :—

The population of the counties and of the pastoral districts, indicating the estimated area of each, and the quantity of Crown Lands which have been alienated.
The population of the existing Electoral Districts.

The population of the Electoral Provinces of the Legislative Council, as defined under the New Constitution Act.
That of the Electoral Districts of the Legislative Assembly, as defined by the same Act.
The population of the Gold Fields.
That of the Seaport Towns.
The distribution of the inhabitants in the Seaport Towns, and the Rural and Mining Districts of the Colony.
Comprises a list of Towns and Villages, the population of which appeared to be of sufficient importance to deserve separate mention. After these follow—
Returns in detail of the Ages of the People in the several Counties.
In the present Electoral Districts.
In the Electoral Provinces for the New Legislative Council ; and
Of those for the New Legislative Assembly.

5.

It is intended that these returns shall be succeeded as early as practicable by a series which will shew the social condition of the people, namely, whether married, unmarried, widowers, or widows, their religion, education, and the country of their birth.

6.

As it is probable that I may be expected to offer some remarks as to the degree of reliance which should be placed on these Census Returns, I would here take leave to observe, that although, as in other countries, notwithstanding the most carefully devised arrangements, omissions may no doubt have occurred, yet, after mature consideration, I have arrived at the conclusion, that taking them altogether, and after making due allowance for such probable omissions, these latter cannot materially affect the general results, and, consequently, that the returns may be received as substantially correct. It is true that numerous complaints of neglect on the part of some of the sub-enumerators have appeared in the public press, but in several instances where the locality alluded to could be traced, it was found upon enquiry either that those complaints had originated in misapprehension—the information required to be given in the schedules supposed to have been neglected, having been, in fact, returned by other parties—or that the schedules, which had in the first instance been accidentally overlooked, had been subsequently recovered.

7.

This opinion of the general fidelity of the returns is much strengthened by applying to them as a rough test the numbers of the population shewn by the Census of 1851, corrected by the subsequent

monthly returns of the Immigration Agent. Thus, the population according to the Census of 1851 was 77,345

The arrivals by sea to 31st December, 1851	13,892
The arrivals by sea to 31st December, 1852	94,664
The arrivals by sea to 31st December, 1853	92,312
The arrivals by sea to 30th April, 1854	26,779
		227,647
Deduct—Departures by sea to 31st December, 1851	2,962
DeductmdashDepartures by sea to 31st December, 1852	31,038
DeductmdashDepartures by sea to 31st December, 1853	42,443
DeductmdashDepartures by sea to 30th April, 1854	12,930
		89,373
			138,274
			215,619

Accordingly it will be seen that as the population of the Colony on the 2nd March, 1851, was 77,345 persons, and as the excess in the number of immigrants arrived over the number of persons who had departed by sea was 138,274, the population remaining on the 26th April, 1854, would be only 215,619. The Census taken on that day returns the actual number ascertained at 236,798, the difference of 21,179 persons being fairly assignable to an increase arising from undetected arrivals by sea and overland, and from the probable excess of births over deaths during the intervening two years. I may here observe that, of this last element, we have no data on which it is possible to found any safe calculations ; the present system of registration in this Colony having only commenced in 1853.

8.

It would be difficult for a person unacquainted with the subject to form any idea of the obstacles which have to be overcome in a new country in taking the Census of a population irregularly spread over an area of about 90,000 square miles, or about the size of England, Wales, and Ireland united, devoid for the most part of public roads, and traversed in every direction by innumerable tracks and by-ways, and in some parts absolutely impracticable for travelers : a remarkable instance of which was experienced in Gipps' Land, where the sub-enumerator, in his journey from Sale to the neighbourhood of Cape Howe to distribute the Census schedules, was actually compelled to leave the Colony, and to cross over a portion of the territory of New South Wales in order to reach his district. These natural difficulties were in no small degree enhanced by the prejudice which unfortunately existed in the minds of many of the uneducated portion of the community against what was conceived to be an inquisitorial proceeding, and by the unsettled habits of a large body of the people perpetually on the move from one gold field to another by various routes, and whom it was exceedingly difficult to overtake. The absence of recent and complete maps was also much felt.

9.

The Act 17 Victoria, No. 9, for taking an account of the population of the Colony of Victoria, received the Royal Assent on the 1st March, 1854, and the Census was therein directed to be taken on the 26th of April following. It was during this brief interval of eight weeks that the forms of Householder's Schedules were to be prepared and printed, the enumerators to be appointed by the Lieutenant Governor, the sub-enumerators to be selected by those officers and reported for His Excellency's approval, the rates of their remuneration and allowance for travelling expenses to be fixed, and, above all, the boundaries of their respective districts to be clearly defined. This proved to be no easy matter to arrange so as to prevent double returns, or no returns at all being made, in consequence of the absence of definite limits to some of the police districts ; an embarrassment which was further increased by the circumstance of official changes occurring among the police magistrates on the very eve of the day appointed for taking the Census. Before, however, these essential preliminaries could be settled, and the machinery brought into working order, the rains in various parts of the country set in at an earlier period than usual, thus adding considerably to the existing difficulties as well as to the expense to be incurred in the transmission of the blank householders' schedules to the more distant enumerators, and rendering it necessary in some instances to forward them on horseback to their destination. The total cost of this Census may be estimated at about £ 11,000.

10.

Under all circumstances, however, of human affairs, when an energetic determination exists to discharge a public duty, success more or less perfect will ever be found to reward the exertions made to overcome difficulties, and on this occasion the zeal and activity displayed by the various officers employed were eventually attended with the desired result.

11.

The various forms of schedules recently employed in the United Kingdom were adapted by Mr. Archer, Assistant Registrar General, to the circumstances and requirements of the Colonial Census. The Colony was divided into 26 districts, each of which was placed under the charge of an Enumerator. The time allowed was obviously too limited to admit of making enquiries for a reliable selection of these officers from among parties disposed to engage in this service, especially in the bush districts, and no other resource appearing to remain, the Government adopted the course of employing the Police Magistrates. An exception was made in the instance of the City of Melbourne, where it was considered that the Town Clerk, from having official access to the assessment rolls, would have it in his power to exercise a more efficient supervision over the schedules collected by his sub-enumerators. One hundred and ninety-four sub-enumerators were employed ; they were engaged upon the best terms that could be obtained at that time ; the rate of remuneration varying according to the facility or difficulty experienced in finding men and horses, and the nature of the country they had to traverse, whether easy of access, thinly or densely settled, or of a wild and extensive character ; but in many places the services of none but the mounted police could be obtained, except upon such extravagant terms as were quite inad

missible. Endeavours were also made to strengthen what it was easily for seen would be a weak point in this arduous undertaking, by stationing agents upon the main thoroughfares to the gold fields, in order to ascertain the number of travellers, and some of the persons thus employed contrived to obtain not only the numbers but the ages of parties on the road : this success, however, was by no means general.

12.

Although the circumstances and population of the two countries admit of no fair comparison being attempted to be drawn as to the details of the service, it may not be amiss to mention here, that in Great Britain alone, with all its abundant facilities and appliances arising from well-known territorial subdivisions, and its host of union, parochial, and registration officers, all perfectly acquainted with their districts, considerably more than 43,300 persons, besides clerks, messengers, &c., are stated to have been employed in taking the Census of 1851, in addition to the Registrar General's official staff in London. By means of this machinery skillfully directed, a rough summary of the returns was presented to Parliament before the close of the session of 1851 ; but upwards of two years elapsed before the first correct abstract of the numbers of the inhabitants and houses were published, and the series is not yet completed.

13.

Pending the distribution and subsequent collection of the schedules by the sub-enumerators, their correction of errors and omissions by the enumerators, and their final transmission to this office, it became the duty of the Assistant Registrar General (Mr. Archer) and myself, to organise a staff of competent persons for the reduction of the data thus to be obtained, into a tabular form, to provide the requisite books, offices, and materials, and to prescribe the general course of procedure. From a considerable number of eligible candidates, three gentlemen were selected whose acquirements and previous habits appeared to render them qualified to undertake a task requiring no small exercise of discrimination and patient labor. This small party was placed under the charge of Mr. Francis A. Corbett, and I gladly avail myself of this opportunity of bringing under notice the talent and assiduity displayed by that gentleman and his coadjutors. The returns which accompany this report are the result of their protracted labors, and I now proceed to notice some of the more interesting statistical facts which they exhibit.

14.

The total number of persons of all ages ascertained to have been in the Colony of Victoria on the 26th April, 1854, was 236,798, of whom 155,876 were males, and 80,900 females ; there were 22 persons whose sex was not returned.

15.

The great disproportion between the numbers of the sexes, being 193 males to every 100 females, can scarcely fail to attract the attention of the Legislature ; the proportion of the previous Census having been 148 males to 100 females. The result will not be materially affected if we deduct the young people under 15 years of age from the total population, the ages of this class being respectively 30,996 males and 30,383 females. A remarkable exception to the general result occurred at

Belfast and at Portland, where the females outnumbered the males by 15 and 60 respectively ; this was attributable in some measure to recent arrivals of ships with female immigrants.

16.

The ages of the people will be found to be :—From 15 to 45 years, 103,292 males, and 45,403 females ; 45 years and upwards, 12,156 males, and 4,174 females. The ages of 10,272 persons, principally travellers on the gold fields, were not specified. The population under 20 years of age amounted to 39,688 males, and 37,596 females.

17.

It may be useful to those who are engaged in the discussion of the educational question to state that the ages of the children are respectively :—

	Males.	Females.
Under 5 years	12,901	13,065
Between 5 and 10	10,170	10,034
Between 10 and 15	7,925	7,284
Making a total of	30,996	30,383

18.

The following appears to have been the distribution of the population of the Colony on the 26th April, viz. :—City of Melbourne and seaport towns (Table VI.), 65,251 males, and 45,383 females ; total (including 14 whose sex was not specified), 110,648 persons. On the gold fields, 52,542 males, and 14,152 females ; total (including 3 sex unspecified), 66,697 persons. Population of the inland towns and rural districts, 38,083 males, and 21,365 females ; total (including 5 persons sex unspecified), 59,453 persons.

19.

The population of the City of Melbourne within the boundaries of the six wards (Bourke, Fitz Roy, Gipps', Hotham, La Trobe, and Lonsdale), was returned at 53,235 persons of all ages, of whom 21,096 were females, and 32,134 were males, besides 5 sex unspecified. The metropolis may practically be considered to comprise the inhabitants of Collingwood, Richmond, Prahran, Flemington, and vessels in the Yarra Yarra, which will make the aggregate population of Melbourne and its suburbs amount to 76,565 persons.

20.

The number of inhabitants at Geelong is returned at 20,324 persons, of whom 11,272 were males and 9,043 were females ; there were 9 whose sex was unspecified.

21.

No note appears to have been taken of the aboriginal tribes, with the exception of a very few individuals who were employed on stations, and who are returned accordingly. The estimated number of aborigines is stated to be about 2,500, but no certain information respecting them has been obtained.

22.

Table IV., shewing the population in the Electoral Districts of the Legislative Assembly under the New Constitution Act, presents some

particulars which will be interesting in the consideration of the representative system, when viewed as based on numbers. Table I. also may not be without its value as bearing on the land question.

23.

I venture to express my hope that Table VII., shewing the population of the Towns and Villages of Victoria, will be found acceptable ; it may perhaps serve as the foundation for some future Gazetteer of the Colony, and in the meantime will afford the means of a ready reference as to the Counties and Electoral Districts in which they are situated.

24.

It now only remains for me, in conclusion, in order to make a practical application of the Census, to bring down the enumeration of the people to the latest period, and the following statement will shew the actual population of the Colony at the commencement of the present year, so far as the same can be calculated from the Census of 1854, the Immigration Agent's subsequent returns, and the registers of births and deaths.

	Males.	Females.	Totals.
By the Census Returns there were on the 26th April, 1854	155,876	80,900	236,798
Subsequent arrival by sea to 31st December, 1854	39,386	17,245	56,631
Births registered same period			5,914
Departures by sea same period	18,054	3,997	22,051
Deaths registered same period			3,500

[* Including 22 persons whose sex is not specified.]

The ascertained population of Victoria on the 1st January, 1855, consisted therefore of 273,792 persons of all ages.

I have the honor to be,

Sir,

Your most obedient humble Servant,

NORMAN CAMPBELL.

Registrar General.

The Honorable,

The Colonial Secretary.

TABLE I., AREA in ACRES, CROWN LANDS ALIENATED, and POPULATION in the Counties and Pastoral Districts of VICTORIA in 1851 and 1854 ; also the PROPORTION of ACRES ALIENATED to each Person in 1854. (Population Enumerated 26th April. 1854.)
COUNTIES AND PASTORAL DISTRICTS.	LAND.			POPULATION.
	Area in Statute Acres.	Acres alienated to 30th June, 1854.	Average number of Acres alienated to each Person.	Persons.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Sex not Specified.
	Area in Statute Acres.	Acres alienated to 30th June, 1854.	Average number of Acres alienated to each Person.	1851.	1854.	1854.	1854.	1854.
ANGLESEY	1,139,200	2,841	4.79	767	593	378	215	0
BOURKE (including Melbourne)	979,200	487,122	4.82	39,962	101,086	59,553	41,527	6
DALHOUSIE	758,400	38,648	6.22	3,045	6,212	4,174	2,036	2
DUNDAS	1,280,000	8,134	6.05	1,466	1,345	845	500	0
EVELYN	659,200	25,936	21.35	644	1,215	701	514	0
FOLLETT	665,600	2,467	6.48	291	381	214	167	0
GIPPS' LAND(District)	9,232,640	34,289	17.53	1,789	1,956	1,245	711	0
GRANT	1,088,000	232,145	7.06	12,784	32,889	19,549	13,331	9
GRENVILLE	940,800	17,626	2.05	400	8,604	6,321	2,282	1
HAMPDEN	908,800	33,113	36.83	971	899	557	342	0
HEYTESBURY	742,400	10,059	28.66	343	351	220	131	0
LODDON(District)	3,895,040	9,815	0.34		27,126	21,382	5,743	1
MORNINGTON	1,152,000	73,175	53.33	885	1,372	897	475	0
MURRAY(District)	8,593,920	22,797	3.57	2,497	6,392	4,864	1,528	0
NORMANBY	1,228,800	33,728	8.60	2,125	3,921	1,974	1,947	0
POLWARTH	816,640	23,523	23.98	1,199	981	551	430	0
RIPON	1,168,000	11,977	9.44	814	1,269	900	369	0
RODNEY(unproclaimed County)	1,143,040	Included in the Return for the Loddon District.	0.34	194	1,557	1,244	313	0
TALBOT	764,160	16,351	1.01	1,163	16,244	12,021	4,220	3
VILLIERS	1,062,400	95,604	15.94	3,987	5,996	3,342	2,654	0
WIMMERA(District)	17,353,600	946	0.35	2,019	2,685	1,962	723	0
Total of Counties, &c., exclusive of Travellers and Shipping				77,345	223,074	142,894	80,158	22
Travellers on Roads					2,183	2,071	112	0
Travellers on the Gold Fields (computed)					6,554	6,206	348	0
Persons in Ships and Hulks					4,987	4,705	282	0
TOTAL, VICTORIA	55,571,840	1,180,296	5.00	77,345	236,798	155,876	80,900	22

NOTE.— By the annexed Table it appears that the quantity of land alienated in 1854 amounted to just 5 acres per head. The number of acres sold to the end of the first half-year of 1851 was 440814, giving 5.70 acres to each person, according to the Census of that year.

TABLE II. POPULATION and AGES of PERSONS in the ELECTORAL DISTRICTS, according to the VICTORIA ELECTORAL ACTS of 1851 and 1853. (Population Enumerated 26th April, 1854.)
ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.	TOTAL POPULATION.			AGES.						RESIDUE, ALL AGES.		Number of Members returned by each Electoral District.
	TOTAL POPULATION.			Under 15 years.		From 15 to 45 years.		45 years and upwards.		RESIDUE, ALL AGES.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
1. The Electoral District of North Bourke	34426*	19,902	14,523	5,624	5,658	12,373	7,976	1,781	826	124	63	III.
2. The Electoral District of South Bourke, Evelyn, and Mornington	16,012	9,115	6,897	2,927	2,863	5,358	3,643	797	373	33	18	II.
3. The Electoral District of the County of Grant	12,774	8,484	4,290	1,864	1,806	5,811	2,253	678	212	131	19	II.
4. The Electoral District of the united Counties of Normanby, Dundas, and Follett	3,685	2,129	1,556	724	692	1,167	784	236	80	2	0	II.
5. The Electoral District of the united Counties of Villiers and Heytesbury	4,065	2,401	1,664	798	767	1,284	806	297	82	22	9	II.
6. The Electoral District of the united Counties of Ripon, Hampden, Grenville, and Polwarth	11753*	8,329	3,423	1,450	1,333	6,074	1,919	646	154	159	17	II.
7. The Electoral District of the united Counties of Talbot, Dalhousie, and Anglesey	20317*	14,921	5,391	2,315	2,090	11,049	3,047	1,300	211	257	43	II.
8. The Electoral District of Gipps' Land	1,956	1,245	711	363	330	710	335	166	43	6	3	I.
9. The Electoral District of Murray	6,392	4,864	1,528	742	671	3,533	769	550	82	39	6	II.
10. The Electoral District of Loddon	28683*	22,626	6,056	2,379	2,132	17,808	3,613	1,480	242	959	69	II.
11. The Electoral District of Wimmera	2,685	1,962	723	310	319	1,339	358	286	45	27	1	I.
12. The Electoral District of the City of Melbourne	53235*	32,134	21,096	6,801	6,920	22,775	12,974	2,364	1,103	194	99	VI.
13. The Electoral District of the Town of Geelong	20115*	11,065	9,041	3,315	3,309	6,685	5,097	943	552	122	83	III.
14. The Electoral District of the Town of Portland	1,962	904	1,058	359	399	468	611	75	48	2	0	II.
15. The Electoral District of the united Towns of Belfast and Warrnambool	2,282	1,161	1,121	455	489	598	570	108	62	0	0	II.
16. The Electoral District of the united Towns of Kilmore, Kyneton, and Seymour	2,732	1,652	1,080	427	490	1,046	538	172	50	7	2	II.
TOTAL of Electoral Districts	223074*	142,894	80,158	30,853	30,268	98,078	45,293	11,879	4,165	2,084	432	XXXVI.
Travellers and Persons in Ships and Hulks	13,724	12,982	742	143	115	5,214	210	277	9	7,348	408
GRAND TOTAL, VICTORIA	236798*	155,876	80,900	30,996	30,383	103,292	45,503	12,156	4,174	9,432	840

[* The Totals marked with Asterisks have persons added (22 in all) whose sex has not been specified.]

TABLE III. POPULATION and AGES of MALES and FEMALES in the ELECTORAL PROVINCES of the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, according to the 17" Victoria (New Constitution Act), with the Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total Population &c.
ELECTORAL PROVINCES.	ALL AGES.			Under 5 Years of Age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.
ELECTORAL PROVINCES.	Both Sexes.	Males and Females.		Under 5 Years of Age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.
1. CENTRAL PROVINCE	78763*	M	46,089	4,635	3,689	2,808	2,728	7,110	8,352	6,298	3,950	2,844	1,543	1,039	389	245	98	57	23	16	265
1. CENTRAL PROVINCE	78763*	F	32,669	4,648	3,706	2,927	3,216	5,328	4,321	3,217	2,065	1,394	714	501	223	150	61	30	13	10	145
2. SOUTH PROVINCE	24910*	M	15,062	1,637	1,503	1,080	992	1,980	2,138	1,808	1,268	1,038	597	511	171	149	62	27	9	6	86
2. SOUTH PROVINCE	24910*	F	9,847	1,753	1,395	1,012	837	1,261	1,012	888	614	440	244	176	81	61	21	12	3	2	35
3. SOUTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	42474*	M	26,421	2,702	2,055	1,523	1,556	4,116	4,496	3,536	2,210	1,739	868	645	255	178	68	34	9	22	409
3. SOUTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	42474*	F	16,043	2,596	2,050	1,495	1,465	2,402	1,921	1,496	935	690	362	280	98	89	25	14	3	3	119
4. WESTERN PROVINCE	14,162	M	8,052	1,137	889	659	436	739	941	970	744	604	352	288	110	89	32	25	5	3	29
4. WESTERN PROVINCE	14,162	F	6,110	1,139	900	615	600	779	643	495	372	242	148	73	35	35	15	5	4	1	9
5. NORTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	52267*	M	39,539	2,243	1,570	1,391	2,063	7,326	8,121	6,121	3,797	2,617	1,417	986	307	216	70	38	14	7	1,235
5. NORTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	52267*	F	12,722	2,363	1,529	925	873	1,944	1,807	1,300	813	536	258	144	65	35	13	1	2	1	113
6. EASTERN PROVINCE	10,498	M	7,731	518	439	375	416	1,313	1,291	1,058	726	636	390	293	87	80	30	12	5	2	60
6. EASTERN PROVINCE	10,498	F	2,767	528	423	264	203	319	291	260	192	122	75	43	16	15	3	1	1		11
ELECTORAL PROVINCES	223074*	M	142,894	12,872	10,145	7,836	8,191	22,584	25,339	19,791	12,695	9,478	5,167	3,762	1,319	957	360	193	65	56	2,084
ELECTORAL PROVINCES	223074*	F	80,158	13,027	10,003	7,238	7,194	12,033	9,995	7,656	4,991	3,424	1,801	1,217	518	385	138	63	26	17	432
Total Males, exclusive of Travellers and Persons in Ships and Hulks			142,894	12,872	10,145	7,836	8,191	22,584	25,339	19,791	12,695	9,478	5,167	3,762	1,319	957	360	193	65	56	2,084
Males, Travellers and Persons in Ships and Hulks			12,982	29	25	89	501	1,371	1,477	975	558	332	160	72	23	19	1	2			7,348
TOTAL MALES, VICTORIA			155,876	12,901	10,170	7,925	8,692	23,955	26,816	20,766	13,253	9,810	5,327	3,834	1,342	976	361	195	65	56	9,432
Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total of Males				8.28	6.52	5.08	5.58	15.37	17.20	13.32	8.50	6.29	3.42	2.46	0.86	0.63	0.23	0.13	0.04	0.04	6.05
Total Females, exclusive of Travellers and Persons in Ships and Hulks			80,158	13,027	10,003	7,238	7,194	12,033	9,995	7,656	4,991	3,424	1,801	1,217	518	385	138	63	26	17	432
Females, Travellers and Persons in Ships and Hulks			742	38	31	46	19	54	47	37	30	23	4	3	1	1					408
TOTAL FEMALES, VICTORIA			80,900	13,065	10,034	7,284	7,213	12,087	10,042	7,693	5,021	3,447	1,805	1,220	519	386	138	63	26	17	840
Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total of Females				16.15	12.40	9.00	8.02	14.94	12.40	9.51	6.21	4.26	2.23	1.51	0.64	0.48	0.17	0.08	0.03	0.02	1.04
VICTORIA, GRAND TOTAL, BOTH SEXES			236798*	25,966	20,204	15,209	15,905	36,042	36,858	28,459	18,274	13,257	7,132	5,054	1,861	1,362	499	258	91	73	10,272
Proportion per Cent. of each Age to Total Population				10.96	8.54	6.41	6.72	15.22	15.56	12.02	7.72	5.60	3.01	2.13	0.79	0.58	0.21	0.12	0.04	0.03	4.34

NOTE.—Five Members to be assigned to, and returned for, each Electoral District.

[* The Totals marked with Asterisks have respectively 5, 1, 10, 6, and total 22 persons added whose sex has not been specified.]

TABLE IV. POPULATION and AGES of PERSONS in the ELECTORAL DISTRICTS of the LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, according to the 17° Victoria (New Constitution Act).
ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.	TOTAL POPULATION.			AGES.								RESIDUE, ALL AGES, AGE UNSPECIFIED.		Number of Members to be assigned to and returned for each Electoral District.
	TOTAL POPULATION.			Under 20 years.		20 years and under 40.		40 years and under 60.		60 years and upwards.		RESIDUE, ALL AGES, AGE UNSPECIFIED.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
1. Electoral District of Melbourne	35367*	22,036	13,327	5,509	5,692	13,416	6,345	2,775	1,131	222	114	114	45	V.
2. Electoral District of St. Kilda	8,208	4,359	3,849	1,666	1,823	2,042	1,656	588	312	43	31	20	27	II.
3. Electoral District of Collingwood	17910*	9,692	8,217	3,504	3,722	4,850	3,632	1,180	761	98	65	60	37	II.
4. Electoral District of South Melbourne	5,605	3,459	2,146	973	900	2,041	1,048	402	178	21	14	22	6	I.
5. Electoral District of Richmond	7,644	4,105	3,539	1,481	1,598	2,000	1,558	543	329	37	27	44	27	II.
6. Electoral District of Williamstown	2,613	1,600	1,013	435	466	935	462	213	75	14	7	3	3	I.
7. Electoral District of Brighton	2,731	1,479	1,252	617	633	603	484	237	126	21	8	1	1	I.
8. Electoral District of Geelong	20115*	11,065	9,041	3,964	4,223	5,301	3,819	1,522	824	156	92	122	83	IV.
9. Electoral District of Portland	2,325	1,089	1,236	497	653	433	483	141	88	16	12	2		II.
10. Electoral District of Belfast	1,339	658	681	286	358	271	255	90	57	11	11			I.
11. Electoral District of Warrnambool	943	503	440	217	241	203	157	78	41	5	1			I.
12. Electoral District of Colac	765	419	346	173	186	174	135	66	24	6	1			I.
13. Electoral District of Kilmore	2,267	1,367	900	452	482	644	331	236	79	27	7	8	1	I.
14. Electoral District of Kyneton Boroughs	2316*	1,554	760	387	389	852	295	272	63	39	10	4	3	I.
15. Electoral District of Murray Boroughs	1,182	756	426	217	233	384	155	128	33	14	5	13		I.
16. Electoral District of Alberton	780	469	311	178	160	195	117	85	32	11	2			I.
17. Electoral District of the Castlemaine Boroughs	2,440	1,743	697	403	291	1,047	339	245	55	11	4	37	8	II.
18. Electoral District of Sandhurst Boroughs	7,452	5,792	1,660	991	688	4,005	832	677	125	37	4	82	11	I.
19. Electoral District of North Grant	6,427	4,705	1,722	948	756	3,072	813	540	136	35	5	110	12	I.
20. Electoral District of North Grenville	8368*	6,186	2,181	1,230	973	4,057	995	719	187	30	10	150	16	I.
21. Electoral District of the Ovens	3,469	2,844	625	439	305	1,902	258	456	56	26	1	21	5	I.
22. Electoral District of Rodney	2,597	2,040	557	375	233	1,260	275	370	48	22	1	13		I.
23. Electoral District of the Loddon	19521*	15,486	4,034	2,319	1,708	10,412	1,944	1,799	310	92	14	864	58	II.
24. Electoral District of Talbot	13957*	10,382	3,572	2,033	1,599	6,620	1,673	1,440	264	81	5	208	31	II.
25. Electoral District of East Bourke	9,111	5,429	3,682	1,868	1,890	2,625	1,377	799	363	87	34	50	18	II.
26. Electoral District of West Bourke	6893*	4,393	2,499	1,309	1,221	2,244	1,021	730	212	93	34	17	11	II.
27. Electoral District of South Bourke	5,004	3,001	2,003	1,124	1,009	1,425	793	404	180	33	18	15	3	II.
28. Electoral District of South Grant	6,347	3,779	2,568	1,435	1,373	1,642	925	604	237	77	26	21	7	III.
29. Electoral District of Evelyn and Mornington	2,587	1,598	989	586	540	723	330	261	106	23	11	5	2	I.
30. Electoral District of Anglesey	1,031	737	294	181	151	411	115	115	24	23	2	7	2	I.
31. Electoral District of Dundas and Follett	1,726	1,059	667	393	363	456	246	184	52	24	6	2		I.
32. Electoral District of Normanby	1,596	885	711	358	366	370	281	144	53	13	11			I.
33. Electoral District of Villiers and Heytesbury	4,065	2,401	1,664	940	912	952	597	425	129	62	17	22	9	II.
34. Electoral District of Polwarth, Ripon, Hampden and South Grenville	2,620	1,724	896	516	456	821	337	348	100	30	2	9	1	II.
35. Electoral District of Murray	1,892	1,362	530	363	282	669	190	303	51	22	6	5	1	II.
36. Electoral District of Gipps' Land	1,176	776	400	254	219	316	133	172	40	28	5	6	3	I.
37. Electoral District of the Wimmera	2,685	1,962	723	423	368	1,036	269	435	79	41	6	27	1	II.
TOTAL of Electoral Districts	223074*	142,894	80,158	39,044	37,462	80,409	34,675	19,726	6,960	1,631	629	2,084	432	LX.
Travellers and Persons in Ships and Hulks	13,724	12,982	742	644	134	4,381	168	587	31	22	1	7,348	408
TOTAL OF VICTORIA	236798*	155,876	80,900	39,688	37,596	84,790	34,843	20,313	6,991	1,653	630	9,432	840

[* The Totals marked with Asterisks have persons added whose sex has not been specified.]

TABLE V. POPULATION and AGES of MALES and FEMALES on the GOLD FIELDS, and the Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total of Both Sexes. (Population Enumerated 26th April, 1854.)
DISTRICTS.	DIGGINGS.	ALL AGES.			Under 5 Years of Age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.
DISTRICTS.	DIGGINGS.	Both Sexes.	Males and Females.		Under 5 Years of Age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.
CASTLEMAINE	Mount Alexander, including Barker's Campbell's, Forest and Fryer's Creeks, &c., and Castlemaine Township	12129*	M	8,729	712	412	374	367	1,601	1,770	1,288	791	623	302	199	84	38	11	3	1	2	150
CASTLEMAINE		12129*	F	3,398	653	383	221	239	527	506	349	227	127	69	30	12	8	1		1		45
CASTLEMAINE	Tarrengower (Maldon)	5,220	M	4,143	152	121	114	195	896	974	699	354	261	143	86	12	26	3	3	1		103
CASTLEMAINE	Tarrengower (Maldon)	5,220	F	1,077	179	113	58	71	188	170	116	84	41	17	11	7	2					20
CASTLEMAINE	Avoca	2,577	M	2,083	110	63	76	108	422	461	338	224	130	69	41	9	5	1	3			23
CASTLEMAINE	Avoca	2,577	F	494	104	60	37	28	87	57	53	23	27	7	7	1	1	1				1
CASTLEMAINE	Hepburn (Mount Franklin)	1,028	M	830	41	27	25	46	140	186	136	90	57	30	32	10	3	3	1	1		2
CASTLEMAINE	Hepburn (Mount Franklin)	1,028	F	198	46	13	21	14	30	27	18	11	9	4	2	3
CASTLEMAINE	Kerang and Kingower	1,122	M	924	24	17	21	40	197	223	156	108	55	30	20	7	3	2				21
CASTLEMAINE	Kerang and Kingower	1,122	F	198	41	14	10	8	37	34	21	10	5	7	3	1						7
CASTLEMAINE	Amherst (Daisy Hill)	401	M	278	17	15	18	16	39	59	41	30	17	16	3	3	2					2
CASTLEMAINE	Amherst (Daisy Hill)	401	F	123	19	22	13	7	15	9	15	10	6	2	3							2
SANDHURST	Including the Town and Borough of Sandhurst and the surrounding Gullies, &c.	15,480	M	12,212	560	346	335	648	2,408	2,636	1,961	1,175	672	341	241	72	40	16	12	3	2	744
SANDHURST		15,480	F	3,268	587	361	194	245	545	525	328	203	131	63	39	17	6	2	1			21
BALLAARAT	Including the Township, the Eureka, the Bald Hills, Creswick's Creek, Wardy Yallock, &c.	16684*	M	12,660	757	459	372	675	2,676	2,864	1,979	1,044	727	344	243	83	39	8	6	3	8	373
BALLAARAT		16684*	F	4,023	701	457	283	278	683	612	419	223	185	75	42	16	6	4			1	38
BEECHWORTH	Including the Township, Reid's and Spring Creeks, Buckland, Snake Valley, and Yackandanda	3,339	M	2,746	99	87	84	139	621	573	426	235	206	130	78	21	16	9	1			21
BEECHWORTH		3,339	F	593	113	86	43	46	83	67	47	49	26	16	9	2	1					5
HEATHCOTE	Including Melvor, Waranga, and Moora	1,997	M	1,572	92	64	54	73	303	285	261	141	117	87	69	9	7	3				7
HEATHCOTE	Including Melvor, Waranga, and Moora	1,997	F	425	71	51	29	25	70	59	44	39	21	8	7	1
OMEO		166	M	159	3		5	10	33	45	21	17	13	6	3	2	1
OMEO		166	F	7	1			3	3
Travellers	These consist of Prospecting Parties, from whom the Sub-enumerators could not obtain Returns, and of Persons who had gone off from the various Diggings between the distribution and collection of the Schedules, and who were known to be on the roads at the time. The estimate has been formed and checked to various data.	6,554	M	6,206																		6,206
Travellers		6,554	F	348																		348
TOTAL POPULATION OF THE GOLD FIELDS		66697*	M	52,542	2,568	1,611	1,478	2,317	9,336	10,076	7,306	4,209	2,878	*1498	1,015	312	180	56	29	9	12	7,652
TOTAL POPULATION OF THE GOLD FIELDS		66697*	F	14,152	2,515	1,560	909	964	2,268	2,066	1,410	879	578	268	153	60	24	8	1	1	1	487
Males.—Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total of Both Sexes.				78.78	3.85	2.42	2.22	3.47	14.00	15.11	10.95	6.31	4.32	2.25	1.52	0.47	0.27	0.08	0.04	0.01	0.02	11.47
Females.—Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total of Both Sexes.				21.22	3.78	2.34	1.36	1.45	3.41	3.08	2.11	1.32	0.87	0.40	0.23	0.09	0.04	0.01	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.73
Both Sexes.—Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total				100.00	7.63	4.76	3.58	4.92	17.41	18.19	13.06	7.63	5.19	2.65	1.75	0.56	0.31	0.09	0.04	0.01	0.02	12.20
Children and Adults†			Males		5,657			46,885
Children and Adults†			Females		4,984			9,168

[* The Totals marked with Asterisks have respectively 2, 1, and total 3 persons added whose sex has not been specified.] [† Age unspecified and Travellers are included with the Adults.]

TABLE VI. POPULATION and AGES of MALES and FEMALES in the SEAPORT TOWNS, and the Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total of Both Sexes.
SEAPORT TOWNS, ETC.	ALL AGES.			Under 5 Years of Age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.
SEAPORT TOWNS, ETC.	Both Sexes.	Males and Females.		Under 5 Years of Age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.
CITY OF MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS, including Collingwood, Richmond, Prahran, Windsor, St. Kilda, Flemington, and Ships in the River Yarra Yarra	76565*	M	45,252	4,415	3,520	2,697	2,709	7,203	8,325	6,187	3,862	2,744	1,505	1,002	378	241	90	57	22	15	280
	76565*	F	31,308	4,415	3,514	2,809	3,111	5,124	4,145	3,079	1,985	1,343	688	487	213	144	59	28	13	9	142
GEELONG, including Ships in Corio Bay	20324*	M	11,272	1,391	1,149	777	659	1,499	1,606	1,422	928	760	392	285	121	90	29	23	4	12	125
GEELONG, including Ships in Corio Bay	20324*	F	9,043	1,350	1,095	864	914	1,389	1,071	817	544	364	223	174	63	61	17	11	2	1	83
BRIGHTON	2,731	M	1,479	191	185	141	100	177	162	140	124	109	67	47	14	15	4	1	1		1
BRIGHTON	2,731	F	1,252	188	199	124	122	150	110	140	84	58	37	24	7	4	3		1		1
WILLIAMSTOWN	2,613	M	1,600	158	117	74	86	210	312	245	168	111	51	41	10	6	6		1	1	3
WILLIAMSTOWN	2,613	F	1,013	169	133	86	78	161	142	104	55	40	18	11	6	5	1	1			3
PORTLAND (Borough), including the Shipping in Portland Bay	2,612	M	1,276	202	153	122	77	108	180	145	105	87	50	17	11	5	4	3	3	1	3
PORTLAND (Borough), including the Shipping in Portland Bay	2,612	F	1,336	219	180	139	175	188	144	95	82	59	27	10	6	6	4	1	1
BELFAST, including the Shipping in Port Fairy	1,349	M	667	118	83	64	21	54	84	85	57	36	25	20	9	6	1	2	1	1
BELFAST, including the Shipping in Port Fairy	1,349	F	682	128	92	82	56	100	64	52	40	26	20	6	5	6	4	1
WARRNAMBOOL	943	M	503	84	67	39	27	45	55	62	41	40	19	12	7	4	1
WARRNAMBOOL	943	F	440	76	60	51	54	44	48	39	26	22	9	7	3	1
ALBERTON, PORT ALBERT, TARRAVILLE, and Shipping	463	M	275	38	32	19	8	13	29	25	30	27	11	15		2	1			1	24
ALBERTON, PORT ALBERT, TARRAVILLE, and Shipping	463	F	188	31	27	21	13	13	23	21	18	9	4	5		1					2
Ships in Hobson's Bay, &c.	3,048	M	2,927	9	11	40	287	683	708	488	282	158	85	32	15	8	1				120
Ships in Hobson's Bay, &c.	3,048	F	121	13	6	7	5	27	25	19	10	4	1	1	1	1					1
TOTAL POPULATION OF SEAPORT TOWNS, INCLUDING SHIPPING	110648*	M	65,251	6,606	5,317	3,973	3,974	9,992	11,461	8,799	5,597	4,072	2,205	1,471	565	377	137	86	32	31	556
TOTAL POPULATION OF SEAPORT TOWNS, INCLUDING SHIPPING	110648*	F	45,383	6,589	5,306	4,183	4,528	7,196	5,772	4,366	2,844	1,925	1,027	725	304	229	88	42	17	10	232
Males.—Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total of Both Sexes			58.98	5.97	4.81	3.59	3.59	9.03	10.37	7.95	5.06	3.68	1.99	1.33	0.51	0.34	0.12	0.08	0.03	0.03	0.50
Females.—Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total of Both Sexes			41.02	5.95	4.80	3.78	4.08	6.50	5.22	3.95	2.57	1.74	0.93	0.66	0.27	0.21	0.08	0.04	0.02	0.01	0.21
Both Sexes.—Proportion of each Age to the Total				11.92	9.61	7.37	7.67	15.53	15.59	11.90	7.63	5.42	2.92	1.99	0.78	0.55	0.20	0.12	0.05	0.04	0.71

[* The Totals marked with Asterisks have persons added whose sex has not been specified.]

TABLE VII., DISTRIBUTION OF THE POPULATION ACCORDING TO SEX AND AGE., TABLE shewing the PROPORTION of each SEX and AGE in VICTORIA as compared with GREAT BRITAIN, and the PROPORTION of MALES and FEMALES at each Quinquennial Period in the SEAPORT TOWNS and RURAL and MINING DISTRICTS respectively.
			Total of per Centages.	Under 5 Years of Age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.
MALES—
Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total Number of Males—Great Britain				13.44	12.04	11.09	10.03	9.11	7.91	6.96	6.00	5.37	4.42	3.94	2.87	2.57	1.71	1.30	0.73	0.51
Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total Number of Males—Victoria				8.28	6.52	5.08	5.58	15.37	17.20	13.32	8.50	6.29	3.42	2.46	0.86	0.63	0.23	0.13	0.04	0.04	6.05
FEMALES—
Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total Number of Females—Great Britain				12.69	11.35	10.35	9.74	9.61	8.42	7.16	6.05	5.42	4.43	4.00	2.96	2.80	1.92	1.50	0.89	0.71
Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total Number of Females—Victoria				16.15	12.40	9.00	8.92	14.94	12.40	9.51	6.21	4.26	2.23	1.51	0.64	0.48	0.17	0.08	0.03	0.02	1.04
PERSONS—
Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total Population—Great Britain				13.06	11.68	10.72	9.88	9.34	8.16	7.05	6.02	5.39	4.43	3.98	2.92	2.69	1.82	1.42	0.82	0.62
Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total Population—Victoria				10.96	8.54	6.41	6.72	15.22	15.56	12.02	7.72	5.60	3.01	2.13	0.79	0.58	0.21	0.12	0.04	0.03	4.34
Proportion per Cent. of each Age to the Total of Persons in each Subdivision of the Population.
MALES—Seaport Towns' Population			58.98	5.97	4.81	3.59	3.59	9.03	10.37	7.95	5.06	3.68	1.99	1.33	0.51	0.34	0.12	0.08	0.03	0.03	0.50
MALES—Gold Fields' Population			78.78	3.85	2.42	2.22	3.47	14.00	15.11	10.95	6.31	4.32	2.25	1.52	0.47	0.27	0.08	0.04	0.01	0.02	11.47
MALES—Rural Population*			64.06	6.27	5.45	4.16	4.04	7.79	8.89	7.84	5.80	4.81	2.73	2.27	0.78	0.70	0.28	0.13	0.04	0.02	2.06
FEMALES—Seaport Towns' Population			41.02	5.95	4.80	3.78	4.08	6.50	5.22	3.95	2.57	1.74	0.93	0.66	0.27	0.21	0.08	0.04	0.02	0.01	0.21
FEMALES—Gold Fields' Population			21.22	3.78	2.34	1.36	1.45	3.41	3.08	2.11	1.32	0.87	0.40	0.23	0.09	0.04	0.01	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.73
FEMALES—Rural Population			35.94	6.67	5.33	3.69	2.89	4.41	3.71	3.23	2.18	1.59	0.86	0.58	0.26	0.22	0.07	0.03	0.01	0.01	0.20
PERSONS—Seaport Towns' Population				11.92	9.61	7.37	7.67	15.53	15.59	11.90	7.63	5.42	2.92	1.99	0.78	0.55	0.20	0.12	0.05	0.04	0.71
PERSONS—Gold Fields' Population				7.63	4.76	3.58	4.92	17.41	18.19	13.06	7.63	5.19	2.65	1.75	0.56	0.31	0.09	0.04	0.01	0.02	12.20
PERSONS—Rural Population*				12.94	10.78	7.85	6.93	12.20	12.60	11.07	7.98	6.40	3.59	2.85	1.04	0.92	0.35	0.16	0.05	0.03	2.26
* TOTAL POPULATION OF AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL DISTRICTS AND OF INLAND TOWNS, EXCLUSIVE OF THE GOLD FIELDS	59453†	M	38,083	3,727	3,242	2,474	2,401	4,627	5,279	4,661	3,447	2,860	1,624	1,348	465	419	168	80	24	13	1,224
	59453†	F	21,365	3,961	3,168	2,192	1,721	2,623	2,204	1,917	1,298	944	510	342	155	133	42	20	8	6	121

[† Five persons (sex unspecified) added.]

TABLE VIII., POPULATION of TOWNS and VILLAGES in VICTORIA, with the COUNTIES and ELECTORAL DISTRICTS (according to the New Constitution Act) in which they are situated.
Town or Village.	County or Pastoral District.	Electoral District.		POPULATION.
Town or Village.	County or Pastoral District.	Electoral District.		Persons.	Males.	Females.
			No. of Electoral District.
Alberton	Gipps' Land	Alberton	16	151	88	63
Amherst (Town and Diggings)	Talbot	Talbot	24	401	278	123
Apollo Bay	Polwarth	Polwarth, Ripon, &c.	34	32	25	7
Ashby	Grant (Geelong)	Geelong	8	2,851	1,525	1,326
Avenal	Anglesey and Murray	Murray Boroughs	15	86	49	37
Bacchus Marsh	Bourke	West Bourke	26	695	424	271
Bairnsdale	Gipps' Land	Gipps' Land	36	20	10	10
Ballaarat	Grenville	North Grenville	20	1,303	1,003	300
Ballan (Village and District)	Grant	South Grant	28	462	311	151
Balmoral	Dundas	Dundas and Follett	31	23	16	7
Barrow's Inn	Rodney	Rodney	22	27	21	6
Batesford	Grant	South Grant	28	195	123	72
Beechworth	Murray	Ovens	21	1,275	975	300
Belfast	Villiers	Belfast	10	1,339	658	681
Benalla	Murray	Murray Boroughs	15	297	177	120
Bolingbroke	Bourke	East Bourke	25	16	11	5
Braybrook	Bourke	West Bourke	26	99	60	39
Bridgewater	Normanby	Normanby	32	25	16	9
Brighton	Bourke	Brighton	7	2,731	1,479	1,252
Broadmeadows	Bourke	East Bourke	25	343	195	148
Brunswick	Bourke	East Bourke	25	1,329	741	588
Bulla	Bourke	West Bourke	26	27	18	9
Buninyong	Grant	North Grant	19	941	616	325
Bushy Park	Gipps' Land	Gipps' Land	36	57	34	23
Campbellfield	Bourke	East Bourke	25	227	137	90
Caramut	Villiers	Villiers and Heytesbury	33	50	32	18
Carisbrook	Talbot	Talbot	24	103	66	37
Carngham	Ripon	Polwarth, Ripon, &c.	34	28	15	13
Carlsruhe	Dalhousie	Kyneton Boroughs	14	396	280	116
Casterton (Town and Parish)	Follett	Dundas and Follett	31	128	74	54
Castle Donnington, Swan Hill	Wimmera	Wimmera	37	44	33	11
Castlemaine	Talbot	Castlemaine Boroughs	17	1,854	1,316	538
Cavendish	Dundas	Dundas and Follett	31	62	31	31
Ceres	Grant	South Grant	28	67	33	34
Chepstow	Ripon	Polwarth, Ripon, &c.	34	22	18	4
Chilwell	Grant (Geelong)	Geelong	8	1,857	908	949
Colac	Polwarth	Colac	12	672	361	311
Coleraine	Dundas	Dundas and Follett	31	28	15	13
Collingwood, East and West	Bourke	Collingwood	3	*17910	9,692	8,217
Cowie's Creek	Grant	South Grant	28	111	56	55
Crow and	Wimmera	Wimmera	37	41	26	15
Dandenong	Bourke	South Bourke	27	48	37	11
Digby	Normanby	Normanby	32	185	69	68
Doncaster	Bourke	South Bourke	27	23	14	9
Donnybrook	Bourke	East Bourke	25	62	43	19
Drumberg	Normanby	Normanby	32	35	20	15
Dunkeld	Villiers	Villiers and Heytesbury	33	24	12	12
Elephant Bridge	Hampden	Polwarth, Ripon, &c.	34	8	6	2
Elphinstone	Talbot	Castlemaine Boroughs	17	293	216	77
Eltham	Evelyn	Evelyn and Mornington	29	285	151	134
Emerald Hill	Bourke (Melbourne)	South Melbourne	4	3,504	2,067	1,437
Epping	Bourke	East Bourke	25	16	10	6
Essendon	Bourke	West Bourke	26	172	105	67
Euroa	Murray	Murray Boroughs	15	124	73	51
Flemington	Bourke	West Bourke	26	424	250	174
Footscray	Bourke	West Bourke	26	100	54	46
Frankston	Mornington	Evelyn and Mornington	29	99	56	43
Fyansford	Grant	South Grant	28	289	176	113
Geelong	Grant	Geelong	8	*20115	11,065	9,041
Germantown	Bourke	East Bourke	25	102	57	45
Germantown	Grant (Geelong)	Geelong	8	313	167	146
Gisborne	Bourke	West Bourke	26	279	191	88
Glenalladale	Gipps' Land	Gipps' Land	36	23	14	9
Glenorchy	Wimmera	Wimmera	37	17	10	7
Glenroy	Bourke	East Bourke	25	54	38	16
Hamilton	Dundas and Normanby	Dundas, Follett, &c.	31 and 32	439	247	192
Harcourt	Talbot	Castlemaine Boroughs	17	140	107	33
Hawthorn	Bourke	South Bourke	27	327	186	141
Heathcote (Town and Diggings)	Dalhousie	Rodney	22	1,040	796	244
Heidelberg (Warringal)	Bourke	East Bourke	25	555	297	258
Hepburn (Town and Diggings)	Talbot	Talbot	24	1,028	830	198

[* The Totals marked with Asterisks have persons added whose sex has not been specified.]

TABLE VIII., POPULATION of TOWNS and VILLAGES in VICTORIA, with the COUNTIES and ELECTORAL DISTRICTS (according to the New Constitution Act) in which they are situated.—continued.
Town or Village.	County or Pastoral District.	Electoral District.		POPULATION.
Town or Village.	County or Pastoral District.	Electoral District.		Persons.	Males.	Females.
			No. of Electoral District.
Hexham	Villiers	Villers and Heytesbury	33	54	34	20
Heywood	Normanby	Normanby	32	33	22	11
Hopeton	Grant	South Grant	28	23	10	13
Horsham	Wimmera	Wimmera	37	57	33	24
Hotspur	Normanby	Normanby	32	59	27	32
Jellalabad	Hampden	Polwarth, Ripon, &c.	34	23	12	11
Irishtown	Bourke	East Bourke	25	179	102	77
Irishtown	Grant (Geelong)	Geelong	8	356	190	166
Keilor	Bourke	West Bourke	26	392	256	136
Kildare	Geelong	Geelong	8	546	296	250
Kilmore	Dalhousie	Kilmore	13	1,426	846	580
Kyneton	Dalhousie	Kyneton Boroughs	14	1,168	713	455
Leigh	Grant	South Grant	28	267	163	104
Lethbridge	Grant	South Grant	28	30	23	7
Lexton	Talbot	Talbot	24	209	117	92
Lindenow	Gipps' Land	Gipps' Land	36	56	33	23
Lindsay (Town and Parish)	Follett	Dundas and Follett	31	120	64	56
Lismore	Hampden	Polwarth, Ripon, &c.	34	10	6	4
Little Scotland	Grant (Geelong)	Geelong	8	551	294	257
Lockwood Borough	Loddon District	Sandhurst Boroughs	18	90	62	28
Longwood	Murray	Murray	35	63	52	11
Lyndhurst	Bourke	East Bourke	25	147	83	64
Maiden's Punt	Rodney	Rodney	22	26	22	4
Malmesbury	Dalhousie	Kyneton Boroughs	14	121	90	31
Melbourne	Bourke	Melbourne, &c.	1 & c.	*53235	32,134	21,096
Meredith	Grant	South Grant	28	270	209	61
Muckleford	Loddon District	Castlemaine Boroughs	17	153	104	49
Newstead	Gipps' Land	Gipps' Land	36	24	18	6
Newtown	Grant (Geelong)	Geelong	8	1,876	954	922
Northcote	Bourke	East Bourke	25	298	187	111
Paisley	Bourke (Melbourne)	St. Kilda	2	169	113	56
Pentridge	Bourke	East Bourke	25	1,288	830	458
Philipstown	Bourke	East Bourke	25	450	256	194
Port Albert	Gipps' Land	Alberton	16	126	72	54
Portland	Normanby	Portland	9	1,962	904	1,058
Prahran	Bourke	St. Kilda	2	5,690	3,037	2,653
Queenseliff	Grant	South Grant	28	78	46	32
Richmond	Bourke	Richmond	5	7,071	3,769	3,302
Rosebrook	Villiers	Villiers and Heytesbury	33	37	22	15
Rothwell	Grant	South Grant	28	35	22	13
Sale	Gipps' Land	Gipps' Land	36	116	63	53
Sandhurst	Loddon District	Sandhurst Boroughs	18	5,276	4,131	1,145
Sandridge	Bourke (Melbourne)	South Melbourne	4	1,927	1,286	641
Seymour	Anglesey	Murray Boroughs	15	138	93	45
Skipton	Ripon	Polwarth, Ripon, &c.	34	25	18	7
South Yarra	Bourke (Melbourne)	St. Kilda	2	717	395	322
St. Kilda	Bourke (Melbourne)	St. Kilda	2	1,242	572	670
Stratford	Gipps' Land	Gipps' Land	36	61	39	22
Strathfieldsaye	Gipps' Land	Gipps' Land	36	14	12	2
Streatham	Ripon	Polwarth, Ripon, &c.	34	56	45	11
Sunbury	Bourke	West Bourke	26	54	37	17
Swan Hill (Castle Donnington)	Wimmera	Wimmera	37	44	33	11
Tarradale	Talbot	Talbot	24	136	105	31
Tarragal	Normanby	Normanby	32	22	12	10
Tarraville	Gipps' Land	Alberton	16	160	91	69
Templestowe	Bourke	South Bourke	27	57	33	24
Timboon	Hampden	Polwarth, Ripon, &c.	34	14	8	6
Tower Hill	Villiers	Villiers and Heytesbury	33	172	99	73
Violettown	Murray District	Murray	35	53	29	24
Walbrook	Talbot	Talbot	24	24	14	10
Wangaratta	Murray District	Murray Boroughs	15	503	334	169
Warringal (Heidelberg)	Bourke	East Bourke	25	555	297	258
Warrnambool	Villiers	Warrnambool	11	943	503	440
Wellington	Bourke	East Bourke	25	10	5	5
Williamstown	Bourke	Williamstown	6	2,613	1,600	1,013
Winchelsea	Grant	South Grant	28	17	10	7
Windham	Grant	South Grant	28	71	42	29
Wodonga	Murray District	Murray Boroughs	15	34	30	4
Woodend	Dalhousie	Kyneton Boroughs	14	199	147	52
Woodford	Villiers	Villiers and Heytesbury	33	81	43	38
Woodside	Gipps' Land	Alberton	16	15	13	2
Woolsthorpe	Villiers	Villiers and Heytesbury	33	41	31	10
Zalangatta	Heytesbury	Villiers and Heytesbury	33	42	29	13

[* The Totals marked with Asterisks have persons added whose sex has not been specified.]

RETURN OF COUNTIES AND PASTORAL DISTRICTS.

Population Enumerated 26th April, 1854.

COUNTY OF ANGLESEY., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Anglesey, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
AVENEL BOROUGH (part of)	Males	1									2		2						5
AVENEL BOROUGH (part of)	Females		3	2				1	1		1								8
Total		1	3	2				1	1		3		2						13
SEYMOUR BOROUGH	Males	7	3	4	8	19	19	13	7	5	3	2	2		1				93
SEYMOUR BOROUGH	Females	9	4	7	5	6	3	5	3	2	1								45
Total		16	7	11	13	25	22	18	10	7	4	2	2		1				138
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Males	29	28	18	18	35	33	25	30	24	12	10	5	5	4	1	1	2	280
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Females	38	26	13	13	20	13	16	8	5	5	2	1					2	162
Total		67	54	31	31	55	46	41	38	29	17	12	6	5	4	1	1	4	442
TOTAL ANGLESEY COUNTY	Males.	37	31	22	26	54	52	38	37	29	17	12	9	5	5	1	1	2	378
TOTAL ANGLESEY COUNTY	Females	47	33	22	18	26	16	22	12	7	7	2	1					2	215
GRAND TOTAL		84	64	44	44	80	68	60	49	36	24	14	10	5	5	1	1	4	593
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	68		48		106		75		46		21		10		2
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	80		40		42		34		14		3
BOTH SEXES		148		88		148		109		60		24		10		2

COUNTY OF BOURKE (CITY OF MELBOURNE)., AGES of PERSONS living in the several places within the Corporate District of Melbourne, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COLLINGWOOD, WEST (Fitz Roy Ward)	Males	531	475	382	298	769	769	595	403	324	166	118	48	31	13	7	1	1	50	4,981
COLLINGWOOD, WEST (Fitz Roy Ward)	Females	595	481	388	437	647	483	407	263	210	110	64	40	18	7	4	2	1	33	4,190
Total		1,126	956	770	735	1,416	1,252	1,002	666	534	276	182	88	49	20	11	3	2	83	9172*
EMERALD HILL	Males	247	176	124	115	290	381	288	184	124	57	44	13	6	1	4			13	2,067
EMERALD HILL	Females	234	161	121	95	208	226	157	90	72	32	18	6	12	1				4	1,437
Total		481	337	245	210	498	607	445	274	196	89	62	19	18	2	4			17	3,504
MELBOURNE, NORTH (North of Victoria Parade)	Males	451	323	243	210	610	689	520	302	222	117	82	37	21	14	7	6	4	11	3,869
MELBOURNE, NORTH (North of Victoria Parade)	Females	415	317	258	278	490	403	283	167	102	60	44	20	8	5	3		2	6	2,861
Total		866	640	501	488	1,100	1,092	803	469	324	177	126	57	29	19	10	6	6	17	6,730
MELBOURNE, EAST (East of Spring-street)	Males	37	31	34	38	73	101	69	35	12	9	14	3	2	1					459
MELBOURNE, EAST (East of Spring-street)	Females	33	23	26	35	53	53	30	18	13	3	6	3	2	1					299
Total		70	54	60	73	126	154	99	53	25	12	20	6	4	2					758
MELBOURNE PROPER, (i.e., north of the River, south of Victoria Parade, and west of Spring-street)	Males	1,231	971	841	1,071	3,171	3,486	2,490	1,482	1,074	563	385	141	93	32	23	9	6	103	17,172
	Females	1,242	1,022	851	1,161	1,935	1,346	939	606	435	220	161	63	54	16	12	8	4	39	10,114
Total		2,473	1,993	1,692	2,232	5,106	4,832	3,429	2,088	1,509	783	546	204	147	48	35	17	10	142	27,286

[* One person added whose sex has not been specified.]

COUNTY OF BOURKE (CITY OF MELBOURNE)—continued., AGES of PERSONS living in the several places within the Corporate District of Melbourne, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
PAISLEY	Males	12	6	9	5	22	23	11	8	10	4	1		1	1					113
PAISLEY	Females	8	9	5	5	9	7	7	2	2		2								56
Total		20	15	14	10	31	30	18	10	12	4	3		1	1					169
SANDRIDGE	Males	71	87	48	78	237	290	205	107	72	48	19	5	6	2		1	1	9	1,286
SANDRIDGE	Females	91	70	58	49	112	94	72	47	27	12	5	1	1					2	641
Total		162	157	106	127	349	384	277	154	99	60	24	6	7	2		1	1	11	1,927
ST. KILDA (within the City boundary)	Males	78	67	43	40	62	76	62	65	31	19	10	7	4		1			7	572
ST. KILDA (within the City boundary)	Females	72	66	87	92	109	86	46	46	19	15	7	4	5	1	1			14	670
Total		150	133	130	132	171	162	108	111	50	34	17	11	9	1	2			21	1,242
SOUTH YARRA	Males	33	36	25	25	65	85	45	28	19	17	12	2	2		1				395
SOUTH YARRA	Females	47	31	26	44	48	47	30	15	14	8	7	3	2						322
Total		80	67	51	69	113	132	75	43	33	25	19	5	4		1				717
IMMIGRANTS' HOME	Males	26	16	21	12	22	38	31	18	28	13	8	4		1	2		1	1	242
IMMIGRANTS' HOME	Females	20	28	10	8	13	19	19	13	8	5	3				1			1	148
Total		46	44	31	20	35	57	50	31	36	18	11	4		1	3		1	2	390
THE GAOL AND COLLINGWOOD STOCKADE	Males	9	13	9	17	74	110	101	80	37	27	25	7	4	1	1				515
THE GAOL AND COLLINGWOOD STOCKADE	Females	23	12	4	4	9	11	20	3	5		2	1							94
Total		32	25	13	21	83	121	121	83	42	27	27	8	4	1	1				463
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT comprising the Burnswick Quarries, part of Northcote, and scattered population in tents	Males	41	30	24	24	74	95	64	43	41	12	10	4		1					463
	Females	39	29	18	17	45	45	32	22	10	2	5								264
Total		80	59	42	41	119	140	96	65	51	14	15	4		1					727
TOTAL IN THE PARISH OF JIKA JIKA (north of the Yarra Yarra, exclusive of Collingwood)	Males	1,759	1,360	1,147	1,355	3,988	4,462	3,230	1,930	1,377	723	511	191	120	49	31	15	10	114	22,372
	Females	1,739	1,397	1,157	1,493	2,519	1,846	1,293	810	562	285	216	87	64	22	15	8	6	45	13,564
Total		3,498	2,757	2,304	2,848	6,507	6,308	4,523	2,740	1,939	1,008	727	278	184	71	46	23	16	159	35940*
TOTAL OF THE PARISH OF SOUTH MELBOURNE (south of the Yarra Yarra)	Males	477	396	274	280	712	912	656	422	293	163	99	32	19	5	8	1	2	30	4,781
	Females	485	371	307	295	512	491	342	219	145	72	44	14	20	2	2			21	3,342
Total		962	767	581	575	1,224	1,403	998	641	438	235	143	46	39	7	10	1	2	51	8,123
TOTAL CORPORATE DISTRICT	Males	2,767	2,231	1,803	1,933	5,469	6,143	4,481	2,755	1,994	1,052	728	271	170	67	46	17	13	194	32,134
TOTAL CORPORATE DISTRICT	Females	2,819	2,249	1,852	2,225	3,678	2,820	2,042	1,292	917	467	324	141	102	31	21	10	7	99	21,096
GRAND TOTAL		5,586	4,480	3,655	4,158	9,147	8,963	6,523	4,047	2,911	1,519	1,052	412	272	98	67	27	20	293	53235*

[* The Totals marked with Asterisks have persons added whose sex has not been specified.]

COUNTY OF BOURKE (CITY OF MELBOURNE)—continued., AGES of PERSONS living in the several places within the Corporate District of Melbourne, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
BOURKE WARD	Males	444	317	244	278	832	948	671	434	283	140	104	37	23	11	7	1	2	14	4,790
BOURKE WARD	Females	441	301	246	302	508	392	279	179	128	55	43	15	15	7	5	4	1	15	2,936
Total		885	618	490	580	1,340	1,340	950	613	411	195	147	52	38	18	12	5	3	29	7,726
FITZROY WARD	Males	531	475	382	298	769	769	595	403	324	166	118	48	31	13	7	1	1	50	4,981
FITZROY WARD	Females	595	481	388	437	647	483	407	263	210	110	64	40	18	7	4	2	1	33	4,190
Total		1,126	956	770	735	1,416	1,252	1,002	666	534	276	182	88	49	20	11	3	2	83	9172*
GIPPS' WARD	Males	621	504	433	451	1,481	1,678	1,297	750	548	292	185	74	43	15	8	5	2	14	8,401
GIPPS' WARD	Females	652	534	441	548	925	679	499	300	212	114	85	30	28	5	3	1	2	11	5,069
Total		1,273	1,038	874	999	2,406	2,357	1,796	1,050	760	406	270	104	71	20	11	6	4	25	13474*
HOTHAM WARD	Males	269	200	133	108	307	361	268	152	112	55	54	18	10	12	5	5	4	11	2,084
HOTHAM WARD	Females	224	183	138	145	278	227	154	96	52	33	24	13	4	4	3		2	6	1,586
Total		493	383	271	253	585	588	422	248	164	88	78	31	14	16	8	5	6	17	3,670
LA TROBE WARD	Males	334	268	273	356	898	1,084	669	399	308	170	127	37	26	9	6	3	2	33	5,002
LA TROBE WARD	Females	365	306	250	387	594	454	308	182	134	69	60	25	14	4	4	3	1	13	3,173
Total		699	574	523	743	1,492	1,538	977	581	442	239	187	62	40	13	10	6	3	46	8,175
LONSDALE WARD	Males	568	467	338	442	1,182	1,303	981	617	419	229	140	57	37	7	13	2	2	72	6,876
LONSDALE WARD	Females	542	444	389	406	726	585	395	272	181	86	48	18	23	4	2			21	4,142
Total		1,110	911	727	848	1,908	1,888	1,376	889	600	315	188	75	60	11	15	2	2	93	11,018
TOTAL OF THE CORPORATE DISTRICT, EXCLUSIVE OF FITZROY WARD	Males	2,236	1,756	1,421	1,635	4,700	5,374	3,886	2,352	1,670	886	610	223	139	54	39	16	12	144	27,153
TOTAL OF THE CORPORATE DISTRICT, EXCLUSIVE OF FITZROY WARD	Females	2,224	1,768	1,464	1,788	3,031	2,337	1,635	1,029	707	357	260	101	84	24	17	8	6	66	16,906
Total		4,460	3,524	2,885	3,423	7,731	7,711	5,521	3,381	2,377	1,243	870	324	223	78	56	24	18	210	44063*
†TOTAL MELBOURNE CITY	Males	2,767	2,231	1,803	1,933	5,469	6,143	4,481	2,755	1,994	1,052	728	271	170	67	46	17	13	194	32,134
†TOTAL MELBOURNE CITY	Females	2,819	2,249	1,852	2,225	3,678	2,820	2,042	1,292	917	467	324	141	102	31	21	10	7	99	21,096
GRAND TOTAL		5,586	4,480	3,655	4,158	9,147	8,963	6,523	4,047	2,911	1,519	1,052	412	272	98	67	27	20	293	53235*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE CITY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	4,998		3,736		11,612		7,236		3,046		999		237		63
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE CITY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	5,068		4,077		6,498		3,334		1,384		465		133		31
BOTH SEXES		10,066		7,813		18,110		10,570		4,430		1,464		370		94

[* Persons whose sex is not specified (5 in number) are added to the totals marked with Asterisks.] [† Not including 1351 males and 56 females in vessels on the River Yarra.]

COUNTY OF BOURKE (CITY OF MELBOURNE)—continued., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal Towns and Villages within the County of Bourke, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
BRIGHTON TOWN AND ELECTORAL DISTRICT	Males	191	185	141	100	177	162	140	124	109	67	47	14	15	4	1	1	1	1,479
BRIGHTON TOWN AND ELECTORAL DISTRICT	Females	188	199	124	122	150	110	140	84	58	37	24	7	4	3		1	1	1,252
Total		379	384	265	222	327	272	280	208	167	104	71	21	19	7	1	2	2	2,731
BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP	Males	100	92	45	61	83	100	86	53	40	25	30	12	5	6	2		1	741
BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP	Females	106	75	58	45	73	61	66	35	23	14	14	9	6	1	1	1		588
Total		206	167	103	106	156	161	152	88	63	39	44	21	11	7	3	1	1	1,329

COUNTY OF BOURKE—continued. AGES of PERSONS living in the principal Towns and Villages within the County of Bourke, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
BROADMEADOWS VILLAGE	Males	33	20	17	12	14	18	27	17	15	9	8	1	4						195
BROADMEADOWS VILLAGE	Females	34	25	8	14	21	11	13	6	6	4	3	2			1				148
Total		67	45	25	26	35	29	40	23	21	13	11	3	4		1				343
BRAYBROOK VILLAGE	Males	4	9	7	7	6	8	3	3	5	1	2	3		1				1	60
BRAYBROOK VILLAGE	Females	8	7	4	2	4	5	2	4	3										39
Total		12	16	11	9	10	13	5	7	8	1	2	3		1				1	99
BULLA VILLAGE	Males	2	1	3	3	3	1	2	2		1									18
BULLA VILLAGE	Females	1	2		1	3		1	1											9
Total		3	3	3	4	6	1	3	3		1									27
CAMPBELLFIELD VILLAGE	Males	15	12	10	7	18	22	17	15	10	3	5	3							137
CAMPBELLFIELD VILLAGE	Females	22	12	6	9	8	9	7	7	7	1	2								90
Total		37	24	16	16	26	31	24	22	17	4	7	3							227
COLLINGWOOD EAST, AND COLLINGWOOD FLAT	Males	681	530	346	261	543	756	626	389	253	159	81	31	26	9	5	5		10	4,711
COLLINGWOOD EAST, AND COLLINGWOOD FLAT	Females	653	487	368	313	592	539	433	268	143	92	72	30	16	9	5	1	2	4	4,027
Total		1,334	1,017	714	574	1,135	1,295	1,059	657	396	251	153	61	42	18	10	6	2	14	8,738
DANDENONG TOWNSHIP	Males	2	1	2	3	9	5	6	3	2		1	2	1						37
DANDENONG TOWNSHIP	Females	4	1	2		2	1		1											11
Total		6	2	4	3	11	6	6	4	2		1	2	1						48
DONCASTER VILLAGE	Males	1	1	2		1	1	4	2	1		1								14
DONCASTER VILLAGE	Females			2	2	1		1	2				1							9
Total		1	1	4	2	2	1	5	4	1		1	1							23
DONNYBROOK VILLAGE	Males	3	2			9	7	15	3	1	1	1	1							43
DONNYBROOK VILLAGE	Females	4	3		1	4	4	1	1	1										19
Total		7	5		1	13	11	16	4	2	1	1	1							62
ESSENDON VILLAGE	Males	5	5	4	9	17	23	14	1	14	6	3	1	1					2	105
ESSENDON VILLAGE	Females	8	12	9	4	11	9	6	1	1	3	1		1	1					67
Total		13	17	13	13	28	32	20	2	15	9	4	1	2	1				2	172
FLEMINGTON TOWNSHIP	Males	22	30	17	15	41	33	26	24	17	11	8	4	1					1	250
FLEMINGTON TOWNSHIP	Females	28	18	29	19	25	13	16	10	10		2	2		1	1				174
Total		50	48	46	34	66	46	42	34	27	11	10	6	1	1	1			1	424
FOOTSCRAY VILLAGE	Males	1	3	6		7	11	13	8	2	2	1								54
FOOTSCRAY VILLAGE	Females	10	8	4	2	8	4	5	4				1							46
Total		11	11	10	2	15	15	18	12	2	2	1	1							100
GERMANTOWN	Males	11	4	5	3	5	10	6	5	3	1	3					1			57
GERMANTOWN	Females	8	7	4	6	4	4	5	2	1	1	3								45
Total		19	11	9	9	9	14	11	7	4	2	6					1			102
GISBORNE TOWNSHIP	Males	18	16	8	10	27	30	24	21	16	6	8	2	1	1				3	191
GISBORNE TOWNSHIP	Females	7	6	16	6	12	9	7	4	6	4	2		2		1			6	88
Total		25	22	24	16	39	39	31	25	22	10	10	2	3	1	1			9	279
HAWTHORN VILLAGE	Males	26	20	12	19	21	26	27	11	11	6	5	1		1					186
HAWTHORN VILLAGE	Females	22	28	13	14	18	12	11	7	9	4	2				1				141
Total		48	48	25	33	39	38	38	18	20	10	7	1		1	1				327
HEIDELBERG, or WARRINGAL TOWNSHIP	Males	32	24	12	14	43	47	41	25	16	12	15	3	7	1	2			3	297
HEIDELBERG, or WARRINGAL TOWNSHIP	Females	42	35	32	23	36	23	21	11	8	8	9	2	2					6	258
Total		74	59	44	37	79	70	62	36	24	20	24	5	9	1	2			9	555

COUNTY OF BOURKE—continued. AGES OF PERSONS living in the principal Towns and Villages within the County of Bourke, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
IRISHTOWN	Males	10	10	12	11	11	13	5	7	16	5	1	1							102
IRISHTOWN	Females	10	16	7	9	7	6	7	6	1	6	2								77
Total		20	26	19	20	18	19	12	13	17	11	3	1							179
KEILOR VILLAGE	Males	18	23	18	18	41	33	36	15	25	9	13	3		3				1	256
KEILOR VILLAGE	Females	21	23	10	13	19	9	14	10	8	5	1	1		1				1	136
Total		39	46	28	31	60	42	50	25	33	14	14	4		4				2	392
LYNDHURST VILLAGE	Males	9	9	8	6	13	12	11	3	5	2	1	2	2						83
LYNDHURST VILLAGE	Females	11	9	5	6	8	7	7	4	5		1	1							64
Total		20	18	13	12	21	19	18	7	10	2	2	3	2						147
NORTHCOTE VILLAGE	Males	25	19	13	10	26	34	21	14	16	1	5	2						1	187
NORTHCOTE VILLAGE	Females	19	9	12	9	12	14	12	10	5	5		2	1				1		111
Total		44	28	25	19	38	48	33	24	21	6	5	4	1				1	1	298
PENTRIDGE TOWNSHIP*	Males	68	74	50	40	83	130	141	82	80	42	19	7	5	4	3			2	830
PENTRIDGE TOWNSHIP*	Females	83	63	51	46	61	34	45	29	22	13	7	1	2				1		458
Total		151	137	101	86	144	164	186	111	102	55	26	8	7	4	3		1	2	1,288
PHILIPSTOWN	Males	36	29	27	17	38	36	27	12	11	7	10		4	1				1	256
PHILIPSTOWN	Females	34	23	21	15	27	24	15	18	7	5	3		1	1					194
Total		70	52	48	32	65	60	42	30	18	12	13		5	2				1	450
PRAHRAN, PARISH AND TOWN, including Windsor and that part of St. Kilda beyond the City boundary	Males	408	348	254	202	355	418	350	258	201	108	66	28	18	7	4			12	3,037
	Females	429	341	259	236	363	316	268	193	116	41	40	18	10	11				12	2,653
Total		837	689	513	438	718	734	618	451	317	149	106	46	28	18	4			24	5,690
RICHMOND TOWN	Males	529	378	268	194	420	593	487	306	228	147	100	41	23	7	2		2	44	3,769
RICHMOND TOWN	Females	481	414	295	314	457	446	315	217	153	87	48	22	16	7	1	2		27	3,302
Total		1,010	792	563	508	877	1,039	802	523	381	234	148	63	39	14	3	2	2	71	7,071
SUNBURY VILLAGE	Males			3	3	9	5	4	5	2	5				1					37
SUNBURY VILLAGE	Females	1	2	2	2	4	1	1	1		1	2								17
Total		1	2	5	5	13	6	5	6	2	6	2			1					54
TEMPLESTOWE VILLAGE	Males	5	5	4	2	1	1	5	3	1	4		2							33
TEMPLESTOWE VILLAGE	Females	9	1	2	4	5		2			1									24
Total		14	6	6	6	6	1	7	3	1	5		2							57
WILLIAMSTOWN	Males	158	117	74	86	210	312	245	168	111	51	41	10	6	6		1	1	3	1,600
WILLIAMSTOWN	Females	169	133	86	78	161	142	104	55	40	18	11	6	5	1	1			3	1,013
Total		327	250	160	164	371	454	349	223	151	69	52	16	11	7	1	1	1	6	2,613
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Males	904	819	597	571	1,172	1,299	1,048	748	554	330	294	97	92	35	17	6	5	66	8,654
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Females	976	732	543	443	725	589	462	343	230	115	89	47	35	13	8	1	1	19	5,371
Total		1,880	1,551	1,140	1,014	1,897	1,888	1,510	1,091	784	445	383	144	127	48	25	7	6	85	14,025
TOTAL INHABITANTS OF COUNTRY TOWNS AND VILLAGES	Males	446	409	285	270	526	606	561	334	309	159	140	50	31	19	7	1		16	4,169
TOTAL INHABITANTS OF COUNTRY TOWNS AND VILLAGES	Females	492	385	297	252	373	260	265	174	123	75	54	22	15	5	5	1	2	13	2,813
Total		938	794	582	522	899	866	826	508	432	234	194	72	46	24	12	2	2	29	6,982
TOTAL POPULATION OF BRIGHTON, EAST COLLINGWOOD, PRAHRAN, RICHMOND, AND WILLIAMSTOWN	Males	1,967	1,558	1,083	843	1,705	2,241	1,848	1,245	902	532	335	124	88	33	12	7	3	70	14,596
	Females	1,920	1,574	1,132	1,063	1,723	1,553	1,260	817	510	275	195	83	51	31	7	4	2	47	12,247
Total		3,887	3,132	2,215	1,906	3,428	3,794	3,106	2,062	1,412	807	530	207	139	64	19	11	5	117	26,843

[* Prisoners in the Stocksde included.]

COUNTY OF BOURKE—continued. AGES of PERSONS living in the principal Towns and Villages within the County of Bourke, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
TOTAL OF PRINCIPAL TOWNS AND VILLAGES IN THE COUNTY OF BOURKE	Males	2,413	1,967	1,368	1,113	2,231	2,847	2,409	1,579	1,211	691	475	174	119	52	19	8	3	86	18,765
	Females	2,412	1,959	1,429	1,315	2,096	1,813	1,525	991	633	350	249	105	66	36	12	5	4	60	15,060
Total		4,825	3,926	2,797	2,428	4,327	4,660	3,934	2,570	1,844	1,041	724	279	185	88	31	13	7	146	33,825
TOTAL BOURKE COUNTY, EXCLUSIVE OF MELBOURNE	Males	3,317	2,786	1,965	1,684	3,403	4,146	3,457	2,327	1,765	1,021	769	271	211	87	36	14	8	152	27,419
TOTAL BOURKE COUNTY, EXCLUSIVE OF MELBOURNE	Females	3,388	2,691	1,972	1,758	2,821	2,402	1,987	1,334	863	465	338	152	101	49	20	6	5	79	20,431
GRAND TOTAL		6,705	5,477	3,937	3,442	6,224	6,548	5,444	3,661	2,628	1,486	1,107	423	312	136	56	20	13	231	47851*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	6,103		3,649		7,549		5,784		2,786		1,040		298		50
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	6,079		3,730		5,223		3,321		1,328		490		150		26
BOTH SEXES		12,182		7,379		12,772		9,105		4,114		1,530		448		76
†TOTAL BOURKE COUNTY, INCLUSIVE OF MELBOURNE	Males	6,084	5,017	3,768	3,617	8,872	10,289	7,938	5,082	3,759	2,073	1,497	542	381	154	82	31	21	346	59,553
†TOTAL BOURKE COUNTY, INCLUSIVE OF MELBOURNE	Females	6,207	4,940	3,824	3,983	6,499	5,222	4,029	2,626	1,780	932	662	293	203	80	41	16	12	178	41,527
GRAND TOTAL		12,291	9,957	7,592	7,600	15,371	15,511	11,967	7,708	5,539	3,005	2,159	835	584	234	123	47	33	524	101086‡

[* One person added whose sex is not specified.] [† Not including shipping and travellers, which are as follows :—2917 males and 121 females on board vessels and hulks in Hobson's Bay ; 1351 males and 56 females on the River Yarra ; and 439 travellers on the Gisborne Road.] [‡ Six persons added sex unspecified.]

COUNTY OF DALHOUSIE., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Dalhousie, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
BYLANDS (KILMORE) PARISH	Males	54	54	21	18	42	40	52	35	42	15	13	4	5	4		2	401
BYLANDS (KILMORE) PARISH	Females	63	45	33	23	28	26	24	11	16	3	4			2		1	279
Total		117	99	54	41	70	66	76	46	58	18	17	4	5	6		3	680
CAMPASPE SUB-DISTRICT	Males	10	5	4	14	67	67	42	20	19	13	5	3	4				273
CAMPASPE SUB-DISTRICT	Females	9	6	2	3	9	4	5	2	2	1				1			44
Total		19	11	6	17	76	71	47	22	21	14	5	3	4	1			317
CARLSRUHE PARISH	Males	20	20	13	15	41	40	44	34	15	17	10	3	4	1	2	1	280
CARLSRUHE PARISH	Females	23	10	11	11	16	11	12	7	2	3	2	3	4	1			116
Total		43	30	24	26	57	51	56	41	17	20	12	6	8	2	2	1	396
EDGECOMBE PARISH (part of)	Males	11	12	5	8	13	22	27	13	7	5	5	1	3	2			134
EDGECOMBE PARISH (part of)	Females	12	15	3	3	8	10	4	2	1	2	1						61
Total		23	27	8	11	21	32	31	15	8	7	6	1	3	2			196*
HEATHCOTE (Melvor Diggings)	Males	63	46	32	30	131	137	120	73	65	58	33	3	3	2			796
HEATHCOTE (Melvor Diggings)	Females	42	30	15	17	37	31	30	25	12	2	3						244
Total		105	76	47	47	168	168	150	98	77	60	36	3	3	2			1,040

[* One person added sex unspecified.]

COUNTY OF DALHOUSIE—continued. AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Dalhousie, distinguishing Males and Females—continued.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
KILMORE TOWNSHIP	Males	100	90	54	37	88	118	119	92	55	36	29	10	6	1	3	1	1	6	846
KILMORE TOWNSHIP	Females	114	85	59	42	78	65	51	31	28	8	6	8	3	1			1		580
Total		214	175	113	79	166	183	170	123	83	44	35	18	9	2	3	1	2	6	1,426
KILMORE (Suburbs of)	Males	4	3	3	14	16	13	19	10	13	6	9	4	5		1				120
KILMORE (Suburbs of)	Females	4	6	7	1	6	5	5	1	1	2	2	1							41
Total		8	9	10	15	22	18	24	11	14	8	11	5	5		1				161
KYNETON TOWNSHIP	Males	61	63	45	34	104	105	89	72	62	34	20	6	11	5	1			1	713
KYNETON TOWNSHIP	Females	83	76	53	35	49	44	44	26	21	11	5	2	3	1				2	455
Total		144	139	98	69	153	149	133	98	83	45	25	8	14	6	1			3	1,168
LAURISTON PARISH (part of)	Males	3	2	4	2	4	3	2	1	1	1	3								26
LAURISTON PARISH (part of)	Females	5	6	1		2	2		4		1			1						22
Total		8	8	5	2	6	5	2	5	1	2	3		1						49*
MALMESBURY TOWNSHIP (part of)	Males	7	6	2	5	19	17	9	9	10	2	1		2			1			90
MALMESBURY TOWNSHIP (part of)	Females	3	5	4	3	7	2	3	3	1										31
Total		10	11	6	8	26	19	12	12	11	2	1		2			1			121
MOLLISON'S CREEK (sub-district)	Males	19	18	11	7	16	22	20	34	8	3	9	4	3	1	3	1		5	184
MOLLISON'S CREEK (sub-district)	Females	15	12	7	7	10	13	9	6	5		2	1				1			88
Total		34	30	18	14	26	35	29	40	13	3	11	5	3	1	3	2		5	272
WOODEND BOROUGH	Males	6	6	5	16	24	34	25	11	8	5	4		1	2					147
WOODEND BOROUGH	Females	7	6	4	6	9	11	3	1	1	2	2								52
Total		13	12	9	22	33	45	28	12	9	7	6		1	2					199
PLACES UNNAMED within the Electoral District of the Kyneton Boroughs	Males	2	2	3	9	22	22	26	20	29	6	17		1	2	1			2	164
	Females	4				4	4	3	4	2	1								1	23
Total		6	2	3	9	26	26	29	24	31	7	17		1	2	1			3	187
† TOTAL OF DALHOUSIE COUNTY	Males	360	327	202	209	587	640	594	424	334	201	158	38	48	20	11	3	1	17	4,174
† TOTAL OF DALHOUSIE COUNTY	Females	384	302	199	151	263	228	193	123	92	36	27	15	11	6		1	1	4	2,036
GRAND TOTAL		744	629	401	360	850	868	787	547	426	237	185	53	59	26	11	4	2	21	6212‡
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	687		411		1,227		1,018		535		196		68		14
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	686		350		491		316		128		42		17		1
BOTH SEXES		1,373		761		1,718		1,334		663		238		85		15

[* One person added sex unspecified.] [† Exclusive of travellers, viz.—1099 males and 51 females on the Kyneton and Malmesbury Roads, and 400 (computed) on the Melvor Gold Fields.] [‡ Two persons added sex unspecified.]

COUNTY OF DUNDAS. AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Dundas, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
BALMORAL VILLAGE	Males	1		2		1	2	1	3	5		1							16
BALMORAL VILLAGE	Females	1	2		2		1			1									7
Total		2	2	2	2	1	3	1	3	6		1							23
CAVENDISH VILLAGE	Males	5	8	3	2	1	4	5		1	2								31
CAVENDISH VILLAGE	Females	3	10	6	3	2	4	1	2										31
Total		8	18	9	5	3	8	6	2	1	2								62
COLERAINE VILLAGE	Males	3	2			4		1	1	2	1			1					15
COLERAINE VILLAGE	Females	1	2	1	1	2	3	2		1									13
Total		4	4	1	1	6	3	3	1	3	1			1					28
HAMILTON (NORTH) TOWNSHIP	Males	24	15	14	10	7	21	16	16	6	4	3	1	1		1			139
HAMILTON (NORTH) TOWNSHIP	Females	19	17	5	6	7	16	9	8	2	1	1							91
Total		43	32	19	16	14	37	25	24	8	5	4	1	1		1			230
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Males	69	72	52	34	59	73	93	47	45	33	36	13	10	4	3		1	644
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Females	69	57	32	32	41	33	29	26	16	12	6	1	2	1		1		358
Total		138	129	84	66	100	106	122	73	61	45	42	14	12	5	3	1	1	1,002
* TOTAL DUNDAS COUNTY	Males	102	97	71	46	72	100	116	67	59	40	40	14	12	4	4		1	845
* TOTAL DUNDAS COUNTY	Females	93	88	44	44	52	57	41	36	20	13	7	1	2	1		1		500
GRAND TOTAL		195	185	115	90	124	157	157	103	79	53	47	15	14	5	4	1	1	1,345
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	199		117		172		183		99		54		16		4
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	181		88		109		77		33		8		3		1
BOTH SEXES		380		205		281		260		132		62		19		5

[* Exclusive of 9 males and 2 females, travellers.]

COUNTY OF EVELYN., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal Town and Parishes within the County of Evelyn, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
ELTHAM VILLAGE (in the Parish of Nillumbik)	Males	32	16	11	8	12	10	20	15	11	7	5	1	1				2	151
ELTHAM VILLAGE (in the Parish of Nillumbik)	Females	26	26	18	6	6	11	14	8	8	6	2	1					2	134
Total		58	42	29	14	18	21	34	23	19	13	7	2	1				4	285
MORANG PARISH (part of)	Males	3	5	4	3	3	6	5	1	5	4	2	1	2					44
MORANG PARISH (part of)	Females	5	3	9	4	1	1	3	1	3	1	1							32
Total		8	8	13	7	4	7	8	2	8	5	3	1	2					76
NILLUMBIK PARISH (exclusive of Eltham)	Males	46	43	26	20	42	30	30	33	27	13	14	4	2	2	1	1	1	335
NILLUMBIK PARISH (exclusive of Eltham)	Females	48	40	23	21	19	28	17	15	15	7	3	4	4					244
Total		94	83	49	41	61	58	47	48	42	20	17	8	6	2	1	1	1	579

COUNTY OF EVELYN—continued. AGES of PERSONS living in the principal Towns and Parishes within the County of Evelyn, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
TOORROURRONG PARISH (part of)	Males	2	3	3	1	5	5	3	2	1	1	2	2						30
TOORROURRONG PARISH (part of)	Females	2			1	2	1	1		2	1								10
Total		4	3	3	2	7	6	4	2	3	2	2	2						40
WARRANDYTE PARISH	Males	2	2	3	2	10	5			1	1	1		1					28
WARRANDYTE PARISH	Females	2	2		2	2	1	1		1			1						12
Total		4	4	3	4	12	6	1		2	1	1	1	1					40
YAN YEAN PARISH (part of)	Males	1		1	1	2		1		2								1	9
YAN YEAN PARISH (part of)	Females	1		1	1	2		1		1									7
Total		2		2	2	4		2		3								1	16
YERING PARISH	Males	13	16	8	5	12	12	9	9	6	6	4	1		2	1			104
YERING PARISH	Females	14	9	11	4	12	13	3		3	1	1	1	1	1	1			75
Total		27	25	19	9	24	25	12	9	9	7	5	2	1	3	2			179
TOTAL EVELYN COUNTY	Males	99	85	56	40	86	68	68	60	53	32	28	9	6	4	2	1	4	701
TOTAL EVELYN COUNTY	Females	98	80	62	39	44	55	40	24	33	16	7	7	5	1	1		2	514
GRAND TOTAL		197	165	118	79	130	123	108	84	86	48	35	16	11	5	3	1	6	1,215
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	184		96		154		128		85		37		10		3
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	178		101		99		64		49		14		6		1
BOTH SEXES		362		197		253		192		134		51		16		4

COUNTY OF FOLLETT., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Follett, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	70 and under 75.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
CASTERTON PARISH AND TOWN	Males	9	6	5	6	8	15	10	4	4	2	2	2			1	74
CASTERTON PARISH AND TOWN	Females	12	6	6	5	8	6	4	2	4	1						54
Total		21	12	11	11	16	21	14	6	8	3	2	2			1	128
LINDSEY PARISH AND TOWN	Males	9	8	6	3	8	5	7	6	6	1	3		1	1		64
LINDSEY PARISH AND TOWN	Females	10	11	5	10	5	7		2	3	1			2			56
Total		19	19	11	13	13	12	7	8	9	2	3		3	1		120
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Males	9	9	6	1	9	12	13	4	3	3	4	1	2			76
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Females	14	8	5	2	6	11	4	5			1	1				57
Total		23	17	11	3	15	23	17	9	3	3	5	2	2			133
TOTAL FOLLETT COUNTY	Males	27	23	17	10	25	32	30	14	13	6	9	3	3	1	1	214
TOTAL FOLLETT COUNTY	Females	36	25	16	17	19	24	8	9	7	2	1	1	2			167
GRAND TOTAL		63	48	33	27	44	56	38	23	20	8	10	4	5	1	1	381
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	50		27		57		44		19		12		3	1
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	61		33		43		17		9		2		2
BOTH SEXES		111		60		100		61		28		14		5	1

COUNTY OF GIPPS' LAND., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Gipps' Land, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
ABINGDON.(Unproclaimed County—bounded on the west by Mitchell's River, and on the east by the Snowy River.)
TOTAL ABINGDON COUNTY	Males		2	2	3	8	3	9	5	6	6	3		2	2		51
TOTAL ABINGDON COUNTY	Females	2		2		1	1		2	1	1						10
Total		2	2	4	3	9	4	9	7	7	7	3		2	2		61
BASS.(Unproclaimed County—bounded on the west by the County Mornington, and on the east by the Franklin River.)
CORNER INLET	Males	6	1	2	3	3	4	1	3		3	2					28
CORNER INLET	Females	4	2	1		2	3	2	1			1					16
Total		10	3	3	3	5	7	3	4		3	3					44
SEALER'S COVE	Males	1	3			6	18	14	7	3		1					53
SEALER'S COVE	Females	1	3					2	2								8
Total		2	6			6	18	16	9	3		1					61
TARWIN AND FRANKLIN RIVERS (sub-district)	Males		1		4	1	3	4	4	4	2						23
TARWIN AND FRANKLIN RIVERS (sub-district)	Females	2	1	2	1	1		1	1	1							10
Total		2	2	2	5	2	3	5	5	5	2						33
TOTAL BASS COUNTY	Males	7	5	2	7	10	25	19	14	7	5	3					104
TOTAL BASS COUNTY	Females	7	6	3	1	3	3	5	4	1		1					34
Total		14	11	5	8	13	28	24	18	8	5	4					138
BRUCE. (Unproclaimed County—bounded on the west by the Rivers McAllister and Avon, and on the east by the River Mitchell.)
BAIRNSDALE	Males					1	3		2	2	1				1		10
BAIRNSDALE	Females	4	2			1		1	1	1							10
Total		4	2			2	3	1	3	3	1				1		20
BUSHY PARK	Males	6	3	3	2	4	1	4	4	4	1	1				1	34
BUSHY PARK	Females	7	5		2	1	1	4	1			1			1		23
Total		13	8	3	4	5	2	8	5	4	1	2			1	1	57
GLENALADALE	Males	1	1	2	2	1		1		3	1	1		1			14
GLENALADALE	Females	2	3		2				1		1						9
Total		3	4	2	4	1		1	1	3	2	1		1			23
LINDENOW	Males	1	4	2	6	3	2	6	4	2	1			1		1	33
LINDENOW	Females	5	5	2	1	2	4	1			2	1					23
Total		6	9	4	7	5	6	7	4	2	3	1		1		1	56
NEWSTEAD	Males	1		2	1	3	3	1	2	3		2					18
NEWSTEAD	Females	1	1	2		1				1							6
Total		2	1	4	1	4	3	1	2	4		2					24
STRATFORD	Males	6	9	10	3	2			1	5	3						39
STRATFORD	Females	6	4	4		1	2	2	2	1							22
Total		12	13	14	3	3	2	2	3	6	3						61
STRATHFIELDSAYE	Males					1	3	1	1	2	1	1	1	1			12
STRATHFIELDSAYE	Females							1				1					2
Total						1	3	2	1	2	1	2	1	1			14

COUNTY OF GIPPS' LAND—continued., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Gipps' Land, distinguishing Males and Females—continued.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Males	2	2	3	2	5	2	2	5	2	1	3	1	1		1		5	37
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Females	3	1	3	1	1	5	3				1		1				3	22
Total		5	3	6	3	6	7	5	5	2	1	4	1	2		1		8	59
TOTAL BRUCE COUNTY	Males	17	19	22	16	20	14	15	19	23	9	8	2	4	1	3		5	197
TOTAL BRUCE COUNTY	Females	28	21	11	6	7	12	12	5	3	3	4		1	1			3	117
Total		45	40	33	22	27	26	27	24	26	12	12	2	5	2	3		8	314
DOURO.(Unproclaimed County—bounded on the west by the Franklin River, and on the east by Merriman's Creek.)
* ALBERTON	Males	13	12	6	3	6	9	11	9	9	3	6		1					88
* ALBERTON	Females	12	6	9	7	4	6	9	6		2	2							63
Total		25	18	15	10	10	15	20	15	9	5	8		1					151
MERRIMAN'S CREEK (sub-district)	Males	3	5	4	2	3		1		2	2	2							24
MERRIMAN'S CREEK (sub-district)	Females	3	1	3	2				1	3									13
Total		6	6	7	4	3		1	1	5	2	2							37
PORT ALBERT	Males	10	6	5	2	4	11	7	9	7	7	3			1				72
PORT ALBERT	Females	7	13	5	2	3	8	5	5	4	2								54
Total		17	19	10	4	7	19	12	14	11	9	3			1				126
TARA TARA PARISH (exclusive of Town)	Males	10	16	9	4	8	8	10	12	11	3	3		4					98
TARA TARA PARISH (exclusive of Town)	Females	22	15	10	1	6	4	7	8	5	4	1	1						84
Total		32	31	19	5	14	12	17	20	16	7	4	1	4					182
TARRAVILLE TOWNSHIP	Males	15	14	8	3	3	9	7	12	11	1	6		1			1		91
TARRAVILLE TOWNSHIP	Females	12	8	7	4	6	9	7	7	5		3		1					69
Total		27	22	15	7	9	18	14	19	16	1	9		2			1		160
WOODSIDE	Males	1			1	1	2	2	3		2			1					13
WOODSIDE	Females					1	1												2
Total		1			1	2	3	2	3		2			1					15
WARANGA PARISH	Males	8	8	7	2	4	2	3	2	4	1	1							42
WARANGA PARISH	Females	2	4	1	3	2	1	4		1				1					19
Total		10	12	8	5	6	3	7	2	5	1	1		1					61
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Males	2	8	4	1	15	11	9	6	5	1	1		1	1				65
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Females	2	1	3	4	2	3	2	1			2							20
Total		4	9	7	5	17	14	11	7	5	1	3		1	1				85
TOTAL DOURO COUNTY	Males	62	69	43	18	44	52	50	53	49	20	22		8	2		1		493
TOTAL DOURO COUNTY	Females	60	48	38	23	24	32	34	28	18	8	8	1	2					324
Total		122	117	81	41	68	84	84	81	67	28	30	1	10	2		1		817
HADDINGTON.(Unproclaimed County—bounded on the west by Merriman's Creek and the La Trobe River, and on the east by the McAllister and Avan Rivers.)
FLOODING CREEK (sub-district)	Males	1				11	1	2		1			1						17
FLOODING CREEK (sub-district)	Females	1					2												3
Total		2				11	3	2		1			1						20
SALE TOWNSHIP	Males	5	7	6	2	5	11	9	6	3	4	3	1				1		63
SALE TOWNSHIP	Females	11	10	3	5	3	6	3	7	3	2								53
Total		16	17	9	7	8	17	12	13	6	6	3	1				1		116

[* The population given for Alberton includes the inhabitants of Orr's Survey, which adjoins the Township.]

COUNTY OF GIPPS' LAND—continued., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the District of Gipps' Land, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Males	29	22	24	16	21	21	26	19	37	14	11	4	7	3	3		1	258
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Females	21	24	13	9	9	13	18	7	6	2	1	2	2	1				128
Total		50	46	37	25	30	34	44	26	43	16	12	6	9	4	3		1	386
TOTAL HADDINGTON COUNTY	Males	35	29	30	18	37	33	37	25	41	18	14	6	7	3	3	1	1	338
TOTAL HADDINGTON COUNTY	Females	33	34	16	14	12	21	21	14	9	4	1	2	2	1				184
Total		68	63	46	32	49	54	58	39	50	22	15	8	9	4	3	1	1	522
HOWE.(Unproclaimed County—bounded on the west by the Snowy River and on the east by New South Wales.)
TOTAL HOWE COUNTY	Males	3	9	7	7	5	6	4	4	4	6	4	1		1	1			62
TOTAL HOWE COUNTY	Females	7	10	4	5	1	3	4	1	4	1	1	1						42
Total		10	19	11	12	6	9	8	5	8	7	5	2		1	1			104
* TOTAL GIPPS' LAND	Males	124	133	106	69	124	133	134	120	130	64	54	9	21	9	7	2	6	1,245
* TOTAL GIPPS' LAND	Females	137	119	74	49	48	72	76	54	36	17	15	4	6	1			3	711
GRAND TOTAL		261	252	180	118	172	205	210	174	166	81	69	13	27	10	7	2	9	1,956
AGES OF PERSONS IN THE DISTRICT IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	257		175		257		254		194		63		30		9
AGES OF PERSONS IN THE DISTRICT IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	256		123		120		130		53		19		7
BOTH SEXES		513		298		377		384		247		82		37		9

[* Exclusive of 26 persons in vessels at Port Albert.]

COUNTY OF GRANT., AGES of PERSONS living in each of the Parishes, &c., within the County of Grant, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
NORTH GRANT.
BALLARAT DIGGINGS (part of) AND LALLAL (sub-district)	Males	235	165	133	218	846	975	600	353	243	92	74	24	11	2	3	2	5	108	4,089
BALLARAT DIGGINGS (part of) AND LALLAL (sub-district)	Females	236	172	105	78	217	221	156	92	58	22	19	5	1	3			1	11	1,397
Total		471	337	238	296	1,063	1,196	756	445	301	114	93	29	12	5	3	2	6	119	5,486
BUNINTONG PARISH AND TOWN	Males	64	54	44	35	70	84	82	62	59	27	14	7	7	4	1			2	616
BUNINTONG PARISH AND TOWN	Females	51	60	31	23	40	39	24	24	12	10	7	3						1	325
Total		115	114	75	58	110	123	106	86	71	37	21	10	7	4	1			3	941
SOUTH GRANT.
BARRABOOL PARISH	Males	64	57	41	32	64	51	55	42	39	26	14	8	4	2	1			7	507
BARRABOOL PARISH	Females	54	53	50	30	41	34	32	15	20	9	4	5	2					1	350
Total		118	110	91	62	105	85	87	57	59	35	18	13	6	2	1			8	857
BELLARINE PARISH	Males	79	53	35	38	51	72	50	53	29	25	14	6	4	1				2	512
BELLARINE PARISH	Females	80	71	45	29	58	40	35	18	23	7	4	3	4				1		418
Total		159	124	80	67	109	112	85	71	52	32	18	9	8	1			1	2	930

COUNTY OF GRANT—continued. AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Grant, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
BULBAN PARISH	Males	5	4	5	3	1	5	4	6	1			1							35
BULBAN PARISH	Females	5	5	4	3	3	3	3	5		1									32
Total		10	9	9	6	4	8	7	11	1	1		1							67
CARRAH PARISH (The Leigh)	Males	15	16	15	17	18	20	19	10	14	7	4	2	2	3				1	163
CARRAH PARISH (The Leigh)	Females	18	13	13	11	13	10	9	6	7	1		2				1			104
Total		33	29	28	28	31	30	28	16	21	8	4	4	2	3		1		1	267
CORIO PARISH	Males	518	421	297	272	743	741	670	435	341	153	117	51	42	9	5	2	6	27	4,850
CORIO PARISH	Females	492	438	345	415	630	432	322	213	134	72	72	27	23	7	5	1		22	3,650
Total		1,010	859	642	687	1,373	1,173	992	648	475	225	189	78	65	16	10	3	6	49	8,500
DUNEED PARISH	Males	77	63	45	39	27	34	41	35	40	20	18	9	4	1	1			7	461
DUNEED PARISH	Females	65	67	47	35	42	25	31	31	17	11	11	4	2		1				389
Total		142	130	92	74	69	59	72	66	57	31	29	13	6	1	2			7	850
GHERHINEGHAP PARISH	Males	27	23	13	11	11	18	19	10	13	3	11	2	3						164
GHERHINEGHAP PARISH	Females	18	13	10	12	15	10	20	6	1	1	2								108
Total		45	36	23	23	26	28	39	16	14	4	13	2	3						272
GORONG, GORROCRURKHAP, AND PARWAN PARISHES (Ballan sub-district)	Males	27	19	20	20	39	40	44	30	21	18	9	9	4	5	1		1	4	311
	Females	25	21	15	18	13	16	13	9	12	6	2				1				151
Total		52	40	35	38	52	56	57	39	33	24	11	9	4	5	2		1	4	462
GNARWARRE PARISH	Males	17	5	11	3	6	9	10	7	6	4		2							80
GNARWARRE PARISH	Females	17	22	7	6	10	5	6	3	2										78
Total		34	27	18	9	16	14	16	10	8	4		2							158
MAMBURIN PARISH	Males	3	4	4	7	8	2	3	4	3	2	2								42
MAMBURIN PARISH	Females	5	4	4	6	1	2	2	2	3										29
Total		8	8	8	13	9	4	5	6	6	2	2								71
MEREDITH PARISH AND TOWN	Males	5	10	8	7	44	49	31	21	17	6	4	3	2	2					209
MEREDITH PARISH AND TOWN	Females	17	6	2	4	10	7	6	2	3	1	1	1	1						61
Total		22	16	10	11	54	56	37	23	20	7	5	4	3	2					270
MODEWARRE PARISH	Males	40	32	25	17	13	11	14	12	10	7	8			1			1		191
MODEWARRE PARISH	Females	33	27	22	14	19	8	14	4	10	1	3		1						156
Total		73	59	47	31	32	19	28	16	20	8	11		1	1			1		347
MOOLAP PARISH	Males	95	76	59	37	61	66	61	48	42	24	27	3	6	3	1			4	613
MOOLAP PARISH	Females	93	67	45	44	62	39	43	34	23	15	11		3	1	1			7	488
Total		188	143	104	81	123	105	104	82	65	39	38	3	9	4	2			11	1,101
MOORPANYAL PARISH	Males	819	674	439	354	705	810	689	447	383	215	146	64	46	22	18	3	6	86	5,926
MOORPANYAL PARISH	Females	809	623	492	475	729	624	478	307	212	140	95	32	39	10	5	1	1	58	5,130
Total		1,628	1,297	931	829	1,434	1,434	1,167	754	595	355	241	96	85	32	23	4	7	144	11,056
MURGHEBODUC PARISH	Males	10	6	7	4	10	13	3	5	4	2	1	1	1					1	68
MURGHEBODUC PARISH	Females	11	5	9	7	7	3	4	1	2	5	1	1	1						57
Total		21	11	16	11	17	16	7	6	6	7	2	2	2					1	125
MURTCAIM PARISH	Males	4	2	2	5	8	6	4	7	4	3	3	2	4						54
MURTCAIM PARISH	Females	5	2	4	3	6	3	2	1		4	2		1						33
Total		9	4	6	8	14	9	6	8	4	7	5	2	5						87
PAYWIT PARISH	Males	16	14	8	14	26	25	20	9	7	6	4	1	2	1		1	1	1	156
PAYWIT PARISH	Females	19	13	5	9	13	16	10	5	4	1	2		1		1			1	100
Total		35	27	13	23	39	41	30	14	11	7	6	1	3	1	1	1	1	2	256

COUNTY OF GRANT—continued. AGES OF PERSONS living in each of the Parishes, &c., with in the County of Grant, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
WOORNYALOOK PARISH	Males	6	2	2	6	4	8	5	8	2	3	4	2	5						57
WOORNYALOOK PARISH	Females	2	6	4	2	5	4	3	1	2		2		1					1	33
Total		8	8	6	8	9	12	8	9	4	3	6	2	6					1	90
YOWANG AND WURDI-YOUYANG PARISHES	Males	6	7	8	5	6	4	10	8	10	6	3	1							74
YOWANG AND WURDI-YOUYANG PARISHES	Females	9	12	4	1	2	3	5	3	2	2	1								44
Total		15	19	12	6	8	7	15	11	12	8	4	1							118
REMAINDER OF SOUTH GRANT	Males	40	42	37	24	36	50	47	32	25	16	11	2	4	2				3	371
REMAINDER OF SOUTH GRANT	Females	38	30	20	12	21	23	17	16	9	5	3	2	1	1					198
Total		78	72	57	36	57	73	64	48	34	21	14	4	5	3				3	569
TOTAL NORTH GRANT	Males	299	219	177	253	916	1,059	682	415	302	119	88	31	18	6	4	2	5	110	4,705
TOTAL NORTH GRANT	Females	287	232	136	101	257	260	180	116	70	32	26	8	1	3			1	12	1,722
Total		586	451	313	354	1,173	1,319	862	531	372	151	114	39	19	9	4	2	6	122	6,427
TOTAL GRANT COUNTY, EXCLUSIVE OF GEELONG	Males	782	600	482	519	1,339	1,535	1,099	741	578	280	207	79	63	29	8	4	8	131	8,484
TOTAL GRANT COUNTY, EXCLUSIVE OF GEELONG	Females	752	635	419	323	568	496	420	254	192	91	68	22	20	5	3	1	2	19	4,290
Total		1,534	1,235	901	842	1,907	2,031	1,519	995	770	371	275	101	83	34	11	5	10	150	12,774
TOTAL SOUTH GRANT, INCLUSIVE OF GEELONG	Males	1,873	1,530	1,081	915	1,881	2,034	1,799	1,229	1,011	546	400	169	133	52	27	6	15	143	14,844
TOTAL SOUTH GRANT, INCLUSIVE OF GEELONG	Females	1,815	1,498	1,147	1,136	1,700	1,307	1,055	682	486	282	216	77	80	19	14	3	2	90	11,609
Total		3,688	3,028	2,228	2,051	3,581	3,341	2,854	1,911	1,497	828	616	246	213	71	41	9	17	233	26462*
†TOTAL GRANT COUNTY	Males	2,172	1,749	1,258	1,168	2,797	3,093	2,481	1,644	1,313	665	488	200	151	58	31	8	20	253	19,549
†TOTAL GRANT COUNTY	Females	2,102	1,730	1,283	1,237	1,957	1,567	1,235	798	556	314	242	85	81	22	14	3	3	102	13,331
GRAND TOTAL		4,274	3,479	2,541	2,405	4,754	4,660	3,716	2,442	1,869	979	730	285	232	80	45	11	23	355	32889*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	3,921		2,426		5,890		4,125		1,978		688		209		39
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	3,832		2,520		3,524		2,033		870		327		103		17
BOTH SEXES		7,753		4,946		9,414		6,158		2,848		1,015		312		56

[* Nine persons added whose sex has not been specified.] [† Exclusive of 207 males and 2 females on board ships in Corlo Bay, and travellers on the Ballarat Gold Fields—See Grenrille.]

COUNTY OF GRANT (GEELONG)—continued., AGES of PERSONS living in each Ward within the Corporate District of Geelong, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
BARWON WARD	Males	319	240	176	132	271	303	275	194	164	81	84	28	15	3	3	2	3	17	2,310
BARWON WARD	Females	269	223	177	174	286	189	162	109	72	50	41	15	11	3	4	1		8	1,794
Total		588	463	353	306	557	492	437	303	236	131	125	43	26	6	7	3	3	25	4,104
BELLARINE WARD	Males	144	128	95	107	368	349	293	175	137	58	30	19	16	3	2		2	12	1,938
BELLARINE WARD	Females	145	143	109	158	247	156	103	62	35	19	25	7	6	2	2			10	1,229
Total		289	271	204	265	615	505	396	237	172	77	55	26	22	5	4		2	22	3,167
KARDINIA WARD	Males	451	374	228	181	313	369	364	234	180	108	76	33	25	7	8		4	34	2,989
KARDINIA WARD	Females	458	368	280	284	398	364	246	180	144	60	50	25	22	9	2			30	2,920
Total		909	742	508	465	711	733	610	414	324	168	126	58	47	16	10		4	64	5,909

COUNTY OF GRANT (GEELONG)—continued., AGES of PERSONS living in each Ward within the Corporate District of Geelong, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
VILLAMANTA WARD	Males	476	407	277	229	506	537	450	300	254	138	91	41	32	16	10	2	3	59	3,828
VILLAMANTA WARD	Females	478	361	298	298	458	362	304	193	113	94	58	16	22	3	3	1	1	35	3,098
Total		954	768	575	527	964	899	754	493	367	232	149	57	54	19	13	3	4	94	6935*
TOTAL OF THE DISTRICT	Males	1,390	1,149	776	649	1,458	1,558	1,382	903	735	385	281	121	88	29	23	4	12	122	11,065
TOTAL OF THE DISTRICT	Females	1,350	1,095	864	914	1,389	1,071	815	544	364	223	174	63	61	17	11	2	1	83	9,041
GRAND TOTAL		2,740	2,244	1,640	1,563	2,847	2,629	2,197	1,447	1,099	608	455	184	149	46	34	6	13	205	20115*
AGES OF PERSONS IN THE DISTRICT IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	2,539		1,425		3,016		2,285		1,120		402		117		27
AGES OF PERSONS IN THE DISTRICT IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	2,445		1,778		2,460		1,359		587		237		78		13
BOTH SEXES		4,984		3,203		5,476		3,644		1,707		639		195		40

[* Nine persons added whose sex has not been specified.]

COUNTY OF GRENVILLE., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Grenville, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
BALLAARAT TOWNSHIP	Males	62	28	30	55	205	211	152	76	64	61	29	15	4					11	1,003
BALLAARAT TOWNSHIP	Females	51	36	20	28	49	44	24	15	17	7	1	3	2					3	300
Total		113	64	50	83	254	255	176	91	81	68	30	18	6					14	1,303
BALLAARAT DIGGINGS (part of)	Males	321	177	141	263	1,009	1,054	777	375	259	100	86	24	11	3	1	1	1	114	4,717
BALLAARAT DIGGINGS (part of)	Females	293	178	108	138	307	231	157	80	84	28	17	5	3	1				12	1,642
Total		614	355	249	401	1,316	1,285	934	455	343	128	103	29	14	4	1	1	1	126	6,359
MINDIE PARISH	Males	6	3	4	3	6	11	7	11	6	1	2			1				1	62
MINDIE PARISH	Females	3	3	3	2	7	3	2			1									24
Total		9	6	7	5	13	14	9	11	6	2	2			1				1	86
WARDY YALLOCK DIGGINGS	Males	8	6	5	5	12	8	13	8	12	4	1	3						7	92
WARDY YALLOCK DIGGINGS	Females	2	5	2	1	4	4	3	1		1								1	24
Total		10	11	7	6	16	12	16	9	12	5	1	3						8	116
PASTORAL DISTRICTS OF NORTH GRENVILLE	Males	36	25	27	25	32	29	30	31	23	13	11	5	3	3	1		1	17	312
PASTORAL DISTRICTS OF NORTH GRENVILLE	Females	34	28	22	16	17	15	21	11	15	4	4		2	2					191
Total		70	53	49	41	49	44	51	42	38	17	15	5	5	5	1		1	17	504*
TOTAL NORTH GRENVILLE	Males	433	239	207	351	1,264	1,313	979	501	364	179	129	47	18	7	2	1	2	150	6,186
TOTAL NORTH GRENVILLE	Females	383	250	155	185	384	297	207	107	116	41	22	8	7	3				16	2,181
Total		816	489	362	536	1,648	1,610	1,186	608	480	220	151	55	25	10	2	1	2	166	8368*
SOUTH GRENVILLE	Males	17	12	12	10	8	17	12	15	13	8	5	1	3	1				1	135
SOUTH GRENVILLE	Females	24	14	12	8	7	12	6	6	4	4	3	1							101
Total		41	26	24	18	15	29	18	21	17	12	8	2	3	1				1	236
†TOTAL GRENVILLE COUNTY	Males	450	251	219	361	1,272	1,330	991	516	377	187	134	48	21	8	2	1	2	151	6,321
†TOTAL GRENVILLE COUNTY	Females	407	264	167	193	391	309	213	113	120	45	25	9	7	3				16	2,282
GRAND TOTAL		857	515	386	554	1,663	1,639	1,204	629	497	232	159	57	28	11	2	1	2	167	8604*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	701		580		2,602		1,507		564		182		29		3
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	671		360		700		326		165		34		10
BOTH SEXES		1,372		940		3,302		1,833		729		216		39		3

[* One person added whose sex has not been specified.] [† Exclusive of 1880 travellers (computed).]

COUNTY OF HAMPDEN., AGES of PERSONS living in the County of Hampden, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	80 and upwards.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
TOTAL HAMPDEN COUNTY	Males	59	43	46	31	74	62	73	59	43	27	23	11	3	2		1	557
TOTAL HAMPDEN COUNTY	Females	65	57	26	30	49	28	32	21	14	10	7	2			1		342
GRAND TOTAL		124	100	72	61	123	90	105	80	57	37	30	13	3	2	1	1	899
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	102		77		136		132		70		34		5
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	122		56		77		53		24		9				1
BOTH SEXES		224		133		213		185		94		43		5		1

COUNTY OF HEYTESBURY., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Heytesbury, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
MEPUNGA PARISH	Males	13	7	1	6	12	4	9	6	5	3	5	1				72
MEPUNGA PARISH	Females	6	7	6		10	4	2	4		1	1	1				42
Total		19	14	7	6	22	8	11	10	5	4	6	2				114
ZALANGATTA PARISH AND TOWN	Males	4	3		2	2	1	5	7	2		2		1			29
ZALANGATTA PARISH AND TOWN	Females	4	1	1	1	2		3	1								13
Total		8	4	1	3	4	1	8	8	2		2		1			42
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Males	21	19	5	3	8	12	13	9	13	8	4	2		1	1	119
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Females	18	8	7	9	7	10	6	5	3	1	1			1		76
Total		39	27	12	12	15	22	19	14	16	9	5	2		2	1	195
TOTAL HEYTESBURY COUNTY	Males	38	29	6	11	22	17	27	22	20	11	11	3	1	1	1	220
TOTAL HEYTESBURY COUNTY	Females	28	16	14	10	19	14	11	10	3	2	2	1		1		131
GRAND TOTAL		66	45	20	21	41	31	38	32	23	13	13	4	1	2	1	351
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	67		17		39		49		31		14		2		1
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	44		24		33		21		5		3		1
BOTH SEXES		111		41		72		70		36		17		3		1

THE LODDON DISTRICT., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the Loddon District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
AVOCA DIGGINGS	Males	110	63	76	108	422	461	338	224	130	69	41	9	5	1	3			23	2,083
AVOCA DIGGINGS	Females	104	60	37	28	87	57	53	23	27	7	7	1	1	1				1	494
Total		214	123	113	136	509	518	391	247	157	76	48	10	6	2	3			24	2,577
BENDIGO DIGGINGS	Males	290	169	146	309	1,218	1,332	1,028	630	336	161	125	39	24	6	6	1		662	6,482
BENDIGO DIGGINGS	Females	305	195	82	128	262	259	157	104	68	27	24	10	4	1				10	1,636
Total		595	364	228	437	1,480	1,591	1,185	734	404	188	149	49	28	7	6	1		672	8,118
KERANG DIGGINGS	Males	7	5	4	25	130	117	96	60	30	14	5	2	1	1				4	501
KERANG DIGGINGS	Females	17	3	3	1	17	8	6	5	2	1	1							1	65
Total		24	8	7	26	147	125	102	65	32	15	6	2	1	1				5	566
KINGOWER DIGGINGS	Males	17	12	17	15	67	106	60	48	25	16	15	5	2	1				17	423
KINGOWER DIGGINGS	Females	24	11	7	7	20	26	15	5	3	6	2	1						6	133
Total		41	23	24	22	87	132	75	53	28	22	17	6	2	1				23	556
LOCKWOOD BOROUGH	Males	5	3	4	4	7	10	9	7	3	6	3		1						62
LOCKWOOD BOROUGH	Females	5	2	3	1	3	4	4	2	4										28
Total		10	5	7	5	10	14	13	9	7	6	3		1						90
MOUNT ALEXANDER DIGGINGS (part of)	Males	95	49	55	60	276	292	166	120	84	34	29	12	1	1				50	1,324
MOUNT ALEXANDER DIGGINGS (part of)	Females	98	56	29	32	86	65	52	25	19	8	3	5	2					20	500
Total		193	105	84	92	362	357	218	145	103	42	32	17	3	1				70	1,824
MUCKLEFORD BOROUGH	Males	10	5	4	10	17	25	14	5	5	7		2							104
MUCKLEFORD BOROUGH	Females	13		5	1	7	14	2	4	1	2									49
Total		23	5	9	11	24	39	16	9	6	9		2							153
SANDHURST TOWNSHIP (part of Borough)	Males	191	117	130	253	883	970	678	395	224	118	82	22	5	8	3			52	4,131
SANDHURST TOWNSHIP (part of Borough)	Females	211	109	74	82	200	192	117	69	44	23	9	5	2	1				7	1,145
Total		402	226	204	335	1,083	1,162	795	464	268	141	91	27	7	9	3			59	5,276
SANDHURST BOROUGH (exclusive of Township)	Males	79	60	59	86	307	334	255	150	112	62	34	11	11	2	3	2	2	30	1,599
SANDHURST BOROUGH (exclusive of Township)	Females	71	57	38	35	83	74	54	30	19	13	6	2			1			4	487
Total		150	117	97	121	390	408	309	180	131	75	40	13	11	2	4	2	2	34	2,086
TARRENGOWER DIGGINGS	Males	152	121	114	195	896	974	699	354	261	143	86	12	26	3	3	1		103	4,143
TARRENGOWER DIGGINGS	Females	179	113	58	71	188	170	116	84	41	17	11	7	2					20	1,077
Total		331	234	172	266	1,084	1,144	815	438	302	160	97	19	28	3	3	1		123	5,220
RESIDUE (PASTORAL DISTRICTS)	Males	32	22	19	32	68	102	64	64	62	34	12	8	3	2	1			5	530
RESIDUE (PASTORAL DISTRICTS)	Females	17	21	13	9	11	17	11	15	5	4	3		2	1					129
Total		49	43	32	41	79	119	75	79	67	38	15	8	5	3	1			5	659
* TOTAL LODDON DISTRICT	Males	988	626	628	1,097	4,291	4,723	3,407	2,057	1,272	664	432	122	79	25	19	4	2	946	21,382
* TOTAL LODDON DISTRICT	Females	1,044	627	349	395	964	886	587	366	233	108	66	31	13	4	1			69	5,743
GRAND TOTAL		2,032	1,253	977	1,492	5,255	5,609	3,994	2,423	1,505	772	498	153	92	29	20	4	2	1,015	27126†
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE DISTRICT IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	1,614		1,725		9,014		5,464		1,936		554		104		23
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE DISTRICT IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	1,671		744		1,850		953		341		97		17		1
BOTH SEXES		3,285		2,469		10,864		6,417		2,277		651		121		24

[* Exclusive of travellers, which have been enumerated or estimated as follows :—Bendigo, 472; Tarrengower, 1632 ; and Avoca, 1500 ; Total, 3004.] [† One person added whose sex has not been specified.]

COUNTY OF MORNINGTON., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Mornington, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
BERWICK PARISH	Males	12	4	5	7	15	11	11	12	6	7	2		1			1	94
BERWICK PARISH	Females	15	8	6	2	7	9	5	3		1	1	3					60
Total		27	12	11	9	22	20	16	15	6	8	3	3	1			1	154
CORINELLA AND WOLLOMAI PARISHES	Males		2			2	3	2	2	1		2		1				15
CORINELLA AND WOLLOMAI PARISHES	Females	1	1				3											5
Total		1	3			2	6	2	2	1		2		1				20
CRANBOURNE PARISH	Males	12	6	8	4	8	12	9	7	8	2	1	1	1	1	1		81
CRANBOURNE PARISH	Females	11	7	4	3	4	5	3	4	2	1							44
Total		23	13	12	7	12	17	12	11	10	3	1	1	1	1	1		125
EUMEMMERING PARISH	Males	15	7	3	5	13	14	9	6	8	1	2	2					85
EUMEMMERING PARISH	Females	11	9	4	3	3	5	7	3	2								47
Total		26	16	7	8	16	19	16	9	10	1	2	2					132
FRANKSTON TOWNSHIP	Males	6	10	9	1	7	8	5	4	2	1	2		1				56
FRANKSTON TOWNSHIP	Females	10	4	5	7	4	3	5		5								43
Total		16	14	14	8	11	11	10	4	7	1	2		1				99
ISLANDS IN WESTERN PORT BAY	Males	1	1		2	4	4	2	2				1					17
ISLANDS IN WESTERN PORT BAY	Females			1		1	2					1			1			6
Total		1	1	1	2	5	6	2	2			1	1		1			23
LYNDHURST PARISH	Males	5	6	5	2	5	7	1	4	5	3	1			1			45
LYNDHURST PARISH	Females	6	9	5	3	5	4	2	2	1	2		1					40
Total		11	15	10	5	10	11	3	6	6	5	1	1		1			85
MOOROODUC PARISH	Males	4	7	4	2	1	1		2	1	2							24
MOOROODUC PARISH	Females	4	4	2	2	2		3	2	2		1						22
Total		8	11	6	4	3	1	3	4	3	2	1						46
POINT NEPEAN	Males	13	17	10	10	20	31	21	20	15	7	5	4	1				174
POINT NEPEAN	Females	17	18	14	6	5	12	5	5	7	2	3		1				95
Total		30	35	24	16	25	43	26	25	22	9	8	4	2				269
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Males	21	30	20	30	57	42	40	17	24	12	10	1	2				306
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Females	21	21	12	5	15	13	6	10	2	4	2		2				113
Total		42	51	32	35	72	55	46	27	26	16	12	1	4				419
* TOTAL MORNINGTON COUNTY	Males	89	90	64	63	132	133	100	76	70	35	25	9	7	2	1	1	897
* TOTAL MORNINGTON COUNTY	Females	96	81	53	31	46	56	36	29	21	10	8	4	3	1			475
GRAND TOTAL		185	171	117	94	178	189	136	105	91	45	33	13	10	3	1	1	1,372
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	179		127		265		176		105		34		9
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	177		84		102		65		31		12		4
BOTH SEXES		356		211		367		241		136		46		13

[* Exclusive of 20 travellers.]

THE MURRAY DISTRICT., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the Murray District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
AVENEL BOROUGH	Males	6	4	3	2	3	8	5	5	2	2	2		2						44
AVENEL BOROUGH	Females	6	4	1	2	3	7	2	2					1			1			29
Total		12	8	4	4	6	15	7	7	2	2	2		3			1			73
BENALLA BOROUGH	Males	26	15	7	9	21	35	21	15	12	3	6	3	2	1		1			177
BENALLA BOROUGH	Females	20	22	14	6	17	10	12	7	3	3	2	2	1	1					120
Total		46	37	21	15	38	45	33	22	15	6	8	5	3	2		1			297
BEECHWORTH AND SPRING CREEK DIGGINGS	Males	43	46	46	45	205	157	143	75	83	77	35	12	2	5	1				975
BEECHWORTH AND SPRING CREEK DIGGINGS	Females	63	45	25	24	34	31	24	24	16	10	4								300
Total		106	91	71	69	239	188	167	99	99	87	39	12	2	5	1				1,275
BLACK DOG CREEK (sub-district—pastoral)	Males	22	12	9	6	11	10	23	17	23	7	6	4	1						151
BLACK DOG CREEK (sub-district—pastoral)	Females	11	5	5	2	7	6	4	2	5				1						48
Total		33	17	14	8	18	16	27	19	28	7	6	4	2						199
BROKEN CREEK (sub-district—pastoral)	Males	10	8	6	16	38	32	26	33	20	19	10	2	2				1	3	226
BROKEN CREEK (sub-district—pastoral)	Females	15	7	4	6	10	9	5	8	3	2	2								71
Total		25	15	10	22	48	41	31	41	23	21	12	2	2				1	3	297
BUCKLAND DIGGINGS	Males	12	8	11	16	99	104	79	47	40	13	13	2	6	1				10	461
BUCKLAND DIGGINGS	Females	13	7	6	7	6	4	10	7	2		1		1						64
Total		25	15	17	23	105	108	89	54	42	13	14	2	7	1				10	525
EUROA BOROUGH	Males	9	10		3	4	10	17	7	4	5	2	1	1						73
EUROA BOROUGH	Females	10	9	6	4	4	5	5	4	3				1						51
Total		19	19	6	7	8	15	22	11	7	5	2	1	2						124
LITTLE RIVER (sub-district—pastoral)	Males	8	11	8	3	11	15	17	4	7	8	4	2							98
LITTLE RIVER (sub-district—pastoral)	Females	6	3	6	2	3	3	5	1	1	2									32
Total		14	14	14	5	14	18	22	5	8	10	4	2							130
LONGWOOD TOWNSHIP	Males	5	2	1	1	10	12	10	2	4	2	2		1						52
LONGWOOD TOWNSHIP	Females	2		2	1	2	3	1												11
Total		7	2	3	2	12	15	11	2	4	2	2		1						63
MITTA MITTA RIVER (sub-district—pastoral)	Males	1	3	3	2	4	9	5	5	5	3	3	3	2		1				49
MITTA MITTA RIVER (sub-district—pastoral)	Females	2	2	3	1	2	1	2		1										14
Total		3	5	6	3	6	10	7	5	6	3	3	3	2		1				63
OMEO DIGGINGS	Males	3		5	10	33	45	21	17	13	6	3	2	1						159
OMEO DIGGINGS	Females	1			3	3														7
Total		4		5	13	36	45	21	17	13	6	3	2	1						166
OVENS AND KING RIVERS (sub-district—pastoral)	Males	14	12	16	12	14	13	11	15	8	12	7	3	2		1				140
OVENS AND KING RIVERS (sub-district—pastoral)	Females	16	24	8	4	6	10	8	2	1	2	1	1	1						84
Total		30	36	24	16	20	23	19	17	9	14	8	4	3		1				224
REID'S CREEK DIGGINGS	Males	12	8	6	24	86	91	58	26	23	10	13	2	3						362
REID'S CREEK DIGGINGS	Females	10	4	5	5	12	8	5	3	3	5	2								62
Total		22	12	11	29	98	99	63	29	26	15	15	2	3						424
SEVEN CREEKS (sub-district—pastoral)	Males	59	30	34	30	58	51	59	58	49	35	32	9	7	1				2	514
SEVEN CREEKS (sub-district—pastoral)	Females	42	40	23	23	30	19	21	13	13	11	4	1	3	1				1	245
Total		101	70	57	53	88	70	80	71	62	46	36	10	10	2				3	759
SNAKE VALLEY DIGGINGS	Males	18	18	13	39	133	123	90	50	41	16	7	4	5	2				6	565
SNAKE VALLEY DIGGINGS	Females	16	13	4	6	15	20	4	7	2	1		1						1	90
Total		34	31	17	45	148	143	94	57	43	17	7	5	5	2				7	655

THE MURRAY DISTRICT—continued. AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places with the Murray District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
UPPER MURRAY (sub-district—pastoral)	Males	5	7	5	5	4		3	4	2	4	2		1						42
UPPER MURRAY (sub-district—pastoral)	Females	6	4	5	2	1	1	3		2	2									26
Total		11	11	10	7	5	1	6	4	4	6	2		1						68
VIOLET-TOWN	Males		2	4	3	2	5	7	2	1	1	1		1						29
VIOLET-TOWN	Females	7	3	2	1	3	4	3	1											24
Total		7	5	6	4	5	9	10	3	1	1	1		1						53
YACKANDANDA DIGGINGS	Males	14	7	8	15	98	98	56	37	19	14	10	1		1				5	383
YACKANDANDA DIGGINGS	Females	11	17	3	4	16	4	4	8	3		2	1						4	77
Total		25	24	11	19	114	102	60	45	22	14	12	2		1				9	460
WANGARATTA BOROUGH	Males	31	30	20	12	41	61	30	29	25	22	10	6	3			1		13	334
WANGARATTA BOROUGH	Females	34	26	21	15	14	16	19	9	8	3	1	3							169
Total		65	56	41	27	55	77	49	38	33	25	11	9	3			1		13	503
WODONGA BOROUGH	Males	2	3	1	1	2	2	6	4	1	2	2	2		1	1				30
WODONGA BOROUGH	Females	1		1	1						1									4
Total		3	3	2	2	2	2	6	4	1	3	2	2		1	1				34
* TOTAL MURRAY DISTRICT	Males	300	236	206	254	877	881	687	452	382	261	170	58	42	12	4	2	1	39	4,864
* TOTAL MURRAY DISTRICT	Females	292	235	144	119	188	161	137	98	66	42	19	9	9	2		1		6	1,528
GRAND TOTAL		592	471	350	373	1,065	1,042	824	550	448	303	189	67	51	14	4	3	1	45	6,392
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE DISTRICT IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	536		460		1,758		1,139		643		228		54		6
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE DISTRICT IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	527		263		349		235		108		28		11		1
BOTH SEXES		1,063		723		2,107		1,374		751		256		65		7

[* Exclusive of 192 travellers on the roads (enumerated and estimated).]

COUNTY OF NORMANBY., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Normanby, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
BOLWARRA PARISH	Males	8	3	5	2	1	4	4	6	3	2									38
BOLWARRA PARISH	Females	7	9	4	3	5	3	6		1										38
Total		15	12	9	5	6	7	10	6	4	2									76
DIGBY	Males	14	4	3	6	1	8	7	10	6	4	4	1	1						69
DIGBY	Females	19	6	7	2	11	7	7	3	4	1			1						68
Total		33	10	10	8	12	15	14	13	10	5	4	1	2						137
HAMILTON (SOUTH) TOWNSHIP	Males	16	9	11	8	6	10	12	18	7	6	4	1							108
HAMILTON (SOUTH) TOWNSHIP	Females	14	14	14	16	10	9	7	7	5	3	1	1							101
Total		30	23	25	24	16	19	19	25	12	9	5	2							209
PORTLAND PARISH (without the Town)	Males	33	33	19	8	12	18	25	10	15	7	1	1	1	2					185
PORTLAND PARISH (without the Town)	Females	40	27	17	14	20	26	10	15	3	3	2	1							178
Total		73	60	36	22	32	44	35	25	18	10	3	2	1	2					363
PORTLAND TOWN	Males	162	113	84	45	64	126	102	76	55	38	14	10	4	2	3	3	1	2	904
PORTLAND TOWN	Females	167	137	95	156	163	116	79	54	43	23	8	5	6	4	1	1			1,058
Total		329	250	179	201	227	242	181	130	98	61	22	15	10	6	4	4	1	2	1,962

COUNTY OF NORMANBY—continued. AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Normanby, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Males	88	90	51	40	75	69	76	63	53	21	21	11	6	2	4				670
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Females	97	70	45	39	70	54	42	40	11	11	8	7	7	1	1	1			504
Total		185	160	96	79	145	123	118	103	64	32	29	18	13	3	5	1			1,174
* TOTAL NORMANBY COUNTY	Males	321	252	173	109	159	235	226	183	139	78	44	24	12	6	7	3	1	2	1,974
* TOTAL NORMANBY COUNTY	Females	344	263	182	230	279	215	151	119	67	41	19	14	14	5	2	2			1,947
GRAND TOTAL		665	515	355	339	438	450	377	302	206	119	63	38	26	11	9	5	1	2	3,921
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	573		282		394		409		217		68		18		10
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	607		412		494		270		108		33		19		4
BOTH SEXES		1,180		694		888		679		325		101		37		14

[* Exclusive of 187 males and 100 females in ships in Portland Bay, and 170 travellers on roads.]

COUNTY OF POLWARTH., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Polwarth, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
APOLLO BAY	Males					3	12	3	1	1	2	3						25
APOLLO BAY	Females	2			1	2	1		1									7
Total		2			1	5	13	3	2	1	2	3						32
BARWON RIVER (sub-district)	Males	2		2	4	2	1		2	3		2						18
BARWON RIVER (sub-district)	Females	1	1	5	2		1	2	1			2						15
Total		3	1	7	6	2	2	2	3	3		4						33
CAPE OTWAY	Males	5	2	1			3		1	1								13
CAPE OTWAY	Females	1		1		2	2	1		1								8
Total		6	2	2		2	5	1	1	2								21
COLAC TOWNSHIP	Males	60	50	31	16	28	43	42	29	28	9	15	5	4	1			361
COLAC TOWNSHIP	Females	68	45	30	25	34	36	30	20	9	3	7	3	1				311
Total		128	95	61	41	62	79	72	49	37	12	22	8	5	1			672
ELLIMINYT, IRRAWARRA, NALANGIL, AND WARRION PARISHES (portions of)	Males	7		6	3	8	6	7	11	6	2		1		1			58
	Females	5	6	4	3	5	1	7	2			2						35
Total		12	6	10	6	13	7	14	13	6	2	2	1		1			93
OLD MISSION STATION	Males	3		1		3	3	3	2	3		1					5	24
OLD MISSION STATION	Females	1			1	5	2	2		2		1						14
Total		4		1	1	8	5	5	2	5		2					5	38
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Males	3	3	5	4	3	5	9	4	7	3	2	1	2		1		52
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Females	9	4	5	3	6	2	6		2		1	1				1	40
Total		12	7	10	7	9	7	15	4	9	3	3	2	2		1	1	92
* TOTAL POLWARTH COUNTY	Males	80	55	46	27	47	73	64	50	49	16	23	7	6	2	1	5	551
* TOTAL POLWARTH COUNTY	Females	87	56	45	35	54	45	48	24	14	3	13	4	1			1	430
GRAND TOTAL		167	111	91	62	101	118	112	74	63	19	36	11	7	2	1	6	981
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	135		73		120		114		65		30		8		1
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	143		80		99		72		17		17		1
BOTH SEXES		278		153		219		186		82		47		9		1

[* Exclusive of 10 males in vessels in Apollo Bay.]

COUNTY OF RIPON., AGES of PERSONS living in the County of Ripon, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
TOTAL RIPON COUNTY	Males	68	65	68	50	98	119	117	107	84	48	45	11	13	3	1	3	900
TOTAL RIPON COUNTY	Females	58	62	39	24	34	43	40	23	22	15	7	1	1				369
GRAND TOTAL		126	127	107	74	132	162	157	130	106	63	52	12	14	3	1	3	1,269
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	133		118		217		224		132		56		16		1
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	120		63		77		63		37		8		1
BOTH SEXES		253		181		294		287		169		64		17		1

COUNTY OF RODNEY., (UNPROCLAIMED.) AGES of PERSONS living in the County of Rodney, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
WARANGA AND MOORA DIGGINGS	Males	28	21	19	24	86	77	58	49	43	19	21	5	8	3		1	6	468
WARANGA AND MOORA DIGGINGS	Females	23	15	10	9	24	14	11	14	4	3	3	1			1			132
Total		51	36	29	33	110	91	69	63	47	22	24	6	8	3	1	1	6	600
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Males	29	18	22	43	172	148	141	68	52	29	36	6	4	1			7	776
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Females	29	21	14	8	33	28	14	14	9	6	4	1						181
Total		58	39	36	51	205	176	155	82	61	35	40	7	4	1			7	957
TOTAL RODNEY COUNTY	Males	57	39	41	67	258	225	199	117	95	48	57	11	12	4		1	13	1,244
TOTAL RODNEY COUNTY	Females	52	36	24	17	57	42	25	28	13	9	7	2			1			313
GRAND TOTAL		109	75	65	84	315	267	224	145	108	57	64	13	12	4	1	1	13	1,557
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	96		108		483		316		143		68		16
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	88		41		99		53		22		9				1
BOTH SEXES		184		149		582		369		165		77		16		1

COUNTY OF TALBOT., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Talbot, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
AMHERST (Daisy Hill Diggings)	Males	17	15	18	16	39	59	41	30	17	16	3	3	2	2	278
AMHERST (Daisy Hill Diggings)	Females	19	22	13	7	15	9	15	10	6	2	3			2	123
Total		36	37	31	23	54	68	56	40	23	18	6	3	2	4	401
CARISBROOK TOWNSHIP	Males	4	4	7	6	9	10	13	4	4	4			1		66
CARISBROOK TOWNSHIP	Females	12	5	2	2	4	2	3	3	2	1		1			37
Total		16	9	9	8	13	12	16	7	6	5		1	1		103

COUNTY OF TALBOT—continued. AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Talbot, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
CASTLEMAINE (Town and Borough)	Males	99	71	61	88	221	259	186	109	81	53	34	11	7	1				35	1,316
CASTLEMAINE (Town and Borough)	Females	100	49	37	41	81	81	55	41	21	14	6	2	2			1		7	538
Total		199	120	98	129	302	340	241	150	102	67	40	13	9	1		1		42	1,854
CRESWICK'S CREEK, and the Gold Fields towards Ballaarat	Males	131	83	63	134	604	616	437	232	149	87	53	17	13	3	2		2	133	2,759
CRESWICK'S CREEK, and the Gold Fields towards Ballaarat	Females	119	66	48	33	106	112	79	35	26	17	5	3						11	660
Total		250	149	111	167	710	728	516	267	175	104	58	20	13	3	2		2	144	3420*
EDGECOMBE PARISH (part of), including a portion of Malmesbury	Males	10	8	3	8	11	24	15	11	10	5	13		2						120
	Females	9	7	6	3	7	1	7	3	5		1								49
Total		19	15	9	11	18	25	22	14	15	5	14		2						169
ELPHINSTONE BOROUGH	Males	14	9	6	14	58	35	22	23	13	9	9	1	2					1	216
ELPHINSTONE BOROUGH	Females	8	10	6	6	19	10	7	4	4	2			1						77
Total		22	19	12	20	77	45	29	27	17	11	9	1	3					1	293
HARCOURT BOROUGH	Males	5	1	2	4	15	29	22	7	7	7	5	1		1				1	107
HARCOURT BOROUGH	Females	9	2	2	2	7	2	3	2	2	1								1	33
Total		14	3	4	6	22	31	25	9	9	8	5	1		1				2	140
HEPBURN (Mount Franklin Gold Fields)	Males	41	27	25	46	140	186	136	90	57	30	32	10	3	3	1	1		2	830
HEPBURN (Mount Franklin Gold Fields)	Females	46	13	21	14	30	27	18	11	9	4	2	3							198
Total		87	40	46	60	170	213	154	101	66	34	34	13	3	3	1	1		2	1,028
LEXTON TOWNSHIP	Males	14	13	10	4	7	23	18	7	11	4	2	2	1					1	117
LEXTON TOWNSHIP	Females	16	11	14	12	15	7	5	2	5	4								1	92
Total		30	24	24	16	22	30	23	9	16	8	2	2	1					2	209
LEXTON (suburbs of)	Males	9	6	6	9	13	14	11	10	14	10	11	2	1	1					117
LEXTON (suburbs of)	Females	15	5	3	1	8	8	7	3	2										52
Total		24	11	9	10	21	22	18	13	16	10	11	2	1	1					169
MOUNT ALEXANDER DIGGINGS (part of)	Males	404	286	252	305	1,072	1,165	900	550	446	201	131	58	30	8	3	1	2	64	5,878
MOUNT ALEXANDER DIGGINGS (part of)	Females	433	276	148	153	346	344	247	155	84	44	21	5	4	1				17	2,278
Total		837	562	400	458	1,418	1,509	1,147	705	530	245	152	63	34	9	3	1	2	81	8158*
TARRADALE TOWNSHIP	Males	6	2	8	8	17	14	13	15	3	7	4	2						6	105
TARRADALE TOWNSHIP	Females	7	6	1	1	3	3	4	1	2	2	1								31
Total		13	8	9	9	20	17	17	16	5	9	5	2						6	136
WALBROOK VILLAGE	Males	1	2	3			3		2	3										14
WALBROOK VILLAGE	Females	2	3		2		1		1	1										10
Total		3	5	3	2		4		3	4										24
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Males	7	6	4	2	13	13	18	15	6	6	3	4	1						98
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Females	14	4	4	1	4	6	4	2	2	1									42
Total		21	10	8	3	17	19	22	17	8	7	3	4	1						140
† TOTAL TALBOT COUNTY	Males	762	533	468	644	2,219	2,450	1,832	1,105	821	439	300	111	63	17	6	2	4	245	12,021
† TOTAL TALBOT COUNTY	Females	809	479	305	278	645	613	454	273	171	92	39	14	7	1		1		39	4,220
GRAND TOTAL		1,571	1,012	773	922	2,864	3,063	2,286	1,378	992	531	339	125	70	18	6	3	4	284	16244*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	1,295		1,112		4,669		2,937		1,260		411		80		8
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	1,288		583		1,258		727		263		53		8		1
BOTH SEXES		2,583		1,695		5,927		3,664		1,523		464		88		9

[* Three persons added whose sex has not been specified.] [† Exclusive of travellers on the gold fields, computed as follows :—Mount Alexander, 570 ; and Mount Franklin (Hepburn), 100.]

COUNTY OF VILLIERS., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the County of Villiers, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
BELFAST BOROUGH	Males	118	83	64	21	50	80	84	57	36	25	20	9	6	1	2	1	1		658
BELFAST BOROUGH	Females	128	92	82	56	99	64	52	40	26	20	6	5	6	4	1				681
Total		246	175	146	77	149	144	136	97	62	45	26	14	12	5	3	1	1		1,339
COORAMOOK PARISH	Males	10	5	3	5	9	15	8	9	4	3	4		2						77
COORAMOOK PARISH	Females	9	3	1	1	5	5	2	2	2								1		31
Total		19	8	4	6	14	20	10	11	6	3	4		2				1		108
KOROIT PARISH	Males	12	5	4	3	3	6	10	5	5	5		1	2						61
KOROIT PARISH	Females	8	5	7	4	3	1	3	5	2	1									39
Total		20	10	11	7	6	7	13	10	7	6		1	2						100
MEARIE PARISH	Males	15	4	4	5	7	12	8	10	9	5	3	2	2						86
MEARIE PARISH	Females	13	6	4	5	8	4	8	5	1	1		1				1			57
Total		28	10	8	10	15	16	16	15	10	6	3	3	2			1			143
MUSTON'S CREEK (sub-district)	Males	18	5	7	7	13	20	19	20	11	8	7		1	2				10	148
MUSTON'S CREEK (sub-district)	Females	11	11	5	7	17	10	5	4	5			2	1						78
Total		29	16	12	14	30	30	24	24	16	8	7	2	2	2				10	226
PENHURST (including Parishes of Boran-Boran, Yalimba, and Sunfield)	Males	25	16	15	10	10	21	17	8	18	11	3	4	4	2					164
	Females	22	22	8	9	8	14	9	6	9	8	1	1							117
Total		47	38	23	19	18	35	26	14	27	19	4	5	4	2					281
PURMIN PARISH	Males	18	8	18	8	9	10	9	9	10	2	3	2	2	1					109
PURMIN PARISH	Females	18	15	8	7	8	10	5	6	3	2	1		1						84
Total		36	23	26	15	17	20	14	15	13	4	4	2	3	1					193
TOWER HILL	Males	20	15	6	11	7	6	11	9	6	4	4								99
TOWER HILL	Females	11	13	9	11	7	10	4	5		1	2								73
Total		31	28	15	22	14	16	15	14	6	5	6								172
WANGOON PARISH	Males	43	28	24	16	21	22	16	24	16	12	12	4	2	2	4				246
WANGOON PARISH	Females	43	34	22	21	18	16	14	10	13	3	2	3	2		1				202
Total		86	62	46	37	39	38	30	34	29	15	14	7	4	2	5				448
WARRNAMBOOL BOROUGH	Males	84	67	39	27	45	55	62	41	40	19	12	7	4	1					503
WARRNAMBOOL BOROUGH	Females	76	60	51	54	44	48	39	26	22	9	7	3	1						440
Total		160	127	90	81	89	103	101	67	62	28	19	10	5	1					943
WOODFORD TOWNSHIP	Males	6	6	6	1	1	6	1	3	4	1	6	1	1						43
WOODFORD TOWNSHIP	Females	7	6	5	4	4	3	4	1	1	2				1					38
Total		13	12	11	5	5	9	5	4	5	3	6	1	1	1					81
YANGERY PARISH	Males	9	6	4	4	9	10	13	8	5	1	3	1		1					74
YANGERY PARISH	Females	19	2	3	5	12	3	2	2	2	1	1								52
Total		28	8	7	9	21	13	15	10	7	2	4	1		1					126
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Males	144	132	84	61	105	113	123	89	82	46	39	13	19	6	5	1		12	1,074
REMAINDER OF THE COUNTY	Females	150	120	89	61	94	74	65	42	23	17	10		5	3				9	762
Total		294	252	173	122	199	187	188	131	105	63	49	13	24	9	5	1		21	1,836
* TOTAL VILLIERS COUNTY	Males	522	380	278	179	289	376	381	292	246	142	116	44	45	16	11	2	1	22	3,342
* TOTAL VILLIERS COUNTY	Females	515	389	294	245	327	262	212	154	109	65	30	15	16	8	2	1	1	9	2,654
GRAND TOTAL		1,037	769	572	424	616	638	593	446	355	207	146	59	61	24	13	3	2	31	5,996
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	902		457		665		673		388		160		61		13
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE COUNTY IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	904		539		589		366		174		45		24		3
BOTH SEXES		1,806		996		1,254		1,039		562		205		85		16

[* Exclusive of 9 males and 1 female in Port Fairy, and 82 persons travelling on the roads.]

THE WIMMERA DISTRICT., AGES of PERSONS living in the principal places within the Wimmera District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
CASTLE DONNINGTON	Males	1	1		2	11	5	4	3	3	2	1							33
CASTLE DONNINGTON	Females	2	1	2	1	3				1		1							11
Total		3	2	2	3	14	5	4	3	4	2	2							44
CROWLAND	Males	4	1	2	1	4	6	1	3	4									26
CROWLAND	Females	3	3	2	1		3	1	1	1									15
Total		7	4	4	2	4	9	2	4	5									41
GLENORCHY	Males	2			1	2		1		1									7
GLENORCHY	Females	4	2	2				2											10
Total		6	2	2	1	2		3		1									17
HORSHAM	Males	4	2	3	1	2	3	4	4	4	1	4	1						33
HORSHAM	Females	4	8	2	1		3		4	1	1								24
Total		8	10	5	2	2	6	4	8	5	2	4	1						57
MURRAY RIVER	Males	9	4	6	19	37	31	25	11	10	5	4	1	1	1				164
MURRAY RIVER	Females	2	2	5	7	7	3	3	3		1	2	1	1					37
Total		11	6	11	26	44	34	28	14	10	6	6	2	2	1				201
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT	Males	113	76	82	89	173	263	253	190	168	105	87	34	25	7	2	5	27	1,699
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT	Females	111	105	59	39	62	71	60	43	37	20	9	4	3	2			1	626
Total		224	181	141	128	235	334	313	233	205	125	96	38	28	9	2	5	28	2,325
* TOTAL WIMMERA DISTRICT	Males	133	84	93	113	229	308	288	211	190	113	96	36	26	8	2	5	27	1,962
* TOTAL WIMMERA DISTRICT	Females	126	121	72	49	72	80	66	51	40	22	12	5	4	2			1	723
GRAND TOTAL		259	205	165	162	301	388	354	262	230	135	108	41	30	10	2	5	28	2,685
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE DISTRICT IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	217		206		537		499		303		132		34		7
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE DISTRICT IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	247		121		152		117		62		17		6
BOTH SEXES		464		327		689		616		365		149		40		7

[* Exclusive of 119 persons travelling on the roads.]

SUMMARY OF VICTORIA (COUNTIES)., AGES of PERSONS living in each County, &c., in Victoria, distinguishing Males and Females.
COUNTIES, ETC.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
ANGLESEY	Males	37	31	22	26	54	52	38	37	29	17	12	9	5	5	1	1		2	378
ANGLESEY	Females	47	33	22	18	26	16	22	12	7	7	2	1						2	215
Total		84	64	44	44	80	68	60	49	36	24	14	10	5	5	1	1		4	593
BOURKE (inclusive of Melbourne)	Males	6,084	5,017	3,768	3,617	8,872	10,289	7,938	5,082	3,759	2,073	1,497	542	381	154	82	31	21	346	59,553
BOURKE (inclusive of Melbourne)	Females	6,207	4,940	3,824	3,983	6,499	5,222	4,029	2,626	1,780	932	662	293	203	80	41	16	12	178	41,527
Total		12,291	9,957	7,592	7,600	15,371	15,511	11,967	7,708	5,539	3,005	2,159	835	584	234	123	47	33	524	101086*
DALHOUSIE	Males	360	327	202	209	587	640	594	424	334	201	158	38	48	20	11	3	1	17	4,174
DALHOUSIE	Females	384	302	199	151	263	228	193	123	92	36	27	15	11	6		1	1	4	2,036
Total		744	629	401	360	850	808	787	547	426	237	185	53	59	26	11	4	2	21	6212*
DUNDAS	Males	102	97	71	46	72	100	116	67	59	40	40	14	12	4	4			1	845
DUNDAS	Females	93	88	44	44	52	57	41	36	20	13	7	1	2	1		1			500
Total		195	185	115	90	124	157	157	103	79	53	47	15	14	5	4	1		1	1,345
EVELYN	Males	90	85	56	40	86	68	68	60	53	32	28	9	6	4	2	1		4	701
EVELYN	Females	98	80	62	39	44	55	40	24	33	16	7	7	5	1	1			2	514
Total		197	165	118	79	130	123	108	84	86	48	35	16	11	5	3	1		6	1,215
FOLLETT	Males	27	23	17	10	25	32	30	14	13	6	9	3	3		1			1	214
FOLLETT	Females	36	25	16	17	19	24	8	9	7	2	1	1	2						167
Total		63	48	33	27	41	56	38	23	20	8	10	4	5		1			1	381
GIPPS' LAND	Males	124	133	106	69	124	133	134	120	130	64	54	9	21	9	7	2		6	1,245
GIPPS' LAND	Females	137	119	74	49	48	72	76	54	36	17	15	4	6	1				3	711
Total		261	252	180	118	172	205	210	174	166	81	69	13	27	10	7	2		9	1,956
GRANT (inclusive of Geelong)	Males	2,172	1,749	1,258	1,168	2,797	3,093	2,481	1,641	1,313	665	488	200	151	58	31	8	20	253	19,549
GRANT (inclusive of Geelong)	Females	2,102	1,730	1,283	1,237	1,957	1,567	1,235	798	556	314	242	85	81	22	14	3	3	102	13,331
Total		4,274	3,479	2,541	2,405	4,754	4,660	3,716	2,442	1,869	979	730	285	232	80	45	11	23	355	32880*
GRENVILLE	Males	450	251	219	361	1,272	1,330	991	516	377	187	134	48	21	8	2	1	2	151	6,321
GRENVILLE	Females	407	264	167	193	391	309	213	113	120	45	25	9	7	3				16	2,282
Total		857	515	386	554	1,663	1,639	1,204	629	497	232	159	57	28	11	2	1	2	167	8604*
HAMPDEN	Males	59	43	46	31	74	62	73	59	43	27	23	11	3	2			1		557
HAMPDEN	Females	65	57	26	30	49	28	32	21	14	10	7	2			1				342
Total		124	100	72	61	123	90	105	80	57	37	30	13	3	2	1		1		890
HEYTESBURY	Males	38	29	6	11	22	17	27	22	20	11	11	3	1	1	1				220
HEYTESBURY	Females	28	16	14	10	19	14	11	10	3	2	2	1		1					131
Total		66	45	20	21	41	31	38	32	23	13	13	4	1	2	1				351
LODDON DISTRICT	Males	988	626	628	1,097	4,291	4,723	3,407	2,057	1,272	664	432	122	79	25	19	4	2	946	21,382
LODDON DISTRICT	Females	1,044	627	349	395	964	886	587	366	233	108	66	31	13	4	1			69	5,743
Total		2,032	1,253	977	1,492	5,255	5,609	3,994	2,423	1,505	772	498	153	92	29	20	4	2	1,015	27126*
MORNINGTON	Males	89	90	64	63	132	133	100	76	70	35	25	9	7	2			1	1	897
MORNINGTON	Females	96	81	53	31	46	56	36	29	21	10	8	4	3	1					475
Total		185	171	117	94	178	189	136	105	91	45	33	13	10	3			1	1	1,372

SUMMARY OF VICTORIA (COUNTIES)., AGES of PERSONS living in each County, &c., in Victoria, distinguishing Males and Females.
COUNTIES, ETC.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
MURRAY DISTRICT	Males	300	236	206	254	877	881	687	452	382	261	170	58	42	12	4	2	1	39	4,864
MURRAY DISTRICT	Females	292	235	144	119	188	161	137	98	66	42	19	9	9	2		1		6	1,528
Total		502	471	350	373	1,065	1,042	824	550	448	303	189	67	51	14	4	3	1	45	6,392
NORMANBY	Males	321	252	173	109	159	235	226	183	139	78	44	24	12	6	7	3	1	2	1,974
NORMANBY	Females	344	263	182	230	279	215	151	119	67	41	19	14	14	5	2	2			1,947
Total		665	515	355	339	438	450	377	302	206	119	63	38	26	11	9	5	1	2	3,921
POLWARTH	Males	80	55	46	27	47	73	64	50	49	16	23	7	6	2	1			5	551
POLWARTH	Females	87	56	45	35	54	45	48	24	14	3	13	4	1					1	430
Total		167	111	91	62	101	118	112	74	63	19	36	11	7	2	1			6	981
RIPON	Males	68	65	68	50	98	119	117	107	84	48	45	11	13	3	1			3	900
RIPON	Females	58	62	39	24	34	43	40	23	22	15	7	1	1						369
Total		126	127	107	74	132	162	157	130	106	63	52	12	14	3	1			3	1,269
RODNEY	Males	57	39	41	67	258	225	199	117	95	48	57	11	12	4			1	13	1,244
RODNEY	Females	52	36	24	17	57	42	25	28	13	9	7	2			1				313
Total		109	75	65	84	315	267	224	145	108	57	61	13	12	4	1		1	13	1,557
TALBOT	Males	762	533	468	644	2,219	2,450	1,832	1,105	821	439	300	111	63	17	6	2	4	245	12,021
TALBOT	Females	809	479	305	278	645	613	454	273	171	92	39	14	7	1		1		39	4,220
Total		1,571	1,012	773	922	2,864	3,063	2,286	1,378	992	531	339	125	70	18	6	3	4	284	16244*
VILLIERS	Males	522	380	278	179	289	376	381	292	246	142	116	44	45	16	11	2	1	22	3,342
VILLIERS	Females	515	389	294	245	327	262	212	154	109	65	30	15	16	8	2	1	1	9	2,654
Total		1,037	769	572	424	616	638	593	446	355	207	146	59	61	24	13	3	2	31	5,996
WIMMERA DISTRICT	Males	133	84	93	113	229	308	288	211	199	113	96	36	26	8	2	5		27	1,962
WIMMERA DISTRICT	Females	126	121	72	49	72	80	66	51	40	22	12	5	4	2				1	723
Total		259	205	165	162	301	388	354	202	230	135	108	41	30	10	2	5		28	2,685
TRAVELLERS (enumerated and computed)	Males	4	4	20	76	236	299	211	102	81	35	15	5	6		2			7,181	8,277
TRAVELLERS (enumerated and computed)	Females	8	4	6	5	12	9	5	2	2	1	1							405	400
Total		12	8	26	81	248	308	216	104	83	36	16	5	6		2			7,586	8,737
PERSONS ON BOARD SHIPS AND HULKS	Males	25	21	69	425	1,135	1,178	764	456	251	125	57	18	13	1				167	4,705
PERSONS ON BOARD SHIPS AND HULKS	Females	30	27	40	14	42	38	32	28	21	3	2	1	1					3	282
Total		55	48	109	439	1,177	1,216	796	484	272	128	59	19	14	1				170	4,987
TOTAL OF COUNTIES	Males	12,872	10,145	7,836	8,191	22,584	25,339	19,791	12,695	9,478	5,167	3,762	1,319	957	360	193	65	56	2,084	142,894
TOTAL OF COUNTIES	Females	13,027	10,003	7,238	7,194	12,033	9,995	7,656	4,991	3,424	1,801	1,217	518	385	138	63	26	17	432	80,158
Total		25,899	20,148	15,074	15,385	34,617	35,334	27,447	17,686	12,902	6,968	4,979	1,837	1,342	498	256	91	73	2,516	223074*
TOTAL POPULATION ON LAND	Males	12,876	10,149	7,856	8,267	22,820	25,638	20,002	12,797	9,559	5,202	3,777	1,324	963	360	195	65	56	9,265	151,171
TOTAL POPULATION ON LAND	Females	13,035	10,007	7,244	7,199	12,045	10,004	7,661	4,993	3,426	1,802	1,218	518	385	138	63	26	17	837	80,618
Total		25,011	20,156	15,100	15,466	34,865	35,642	27,663	17,790	12,985	7,004	4,995	1,842	1,348	498	258	91	73	10,102	231811*
TOTAL OF VICTORIA	Males	12,901	10,170	7,925	8,692	23,955	26,816	20,766	13,253	9,810	5,327	3,834	1,342	976	361	195	65	56	9,432	155,876
TOTAL OF VICTORIA	Females	13,065	10,034	7,284	7,213	12,087	10,042	7,093	5,021	3,447	1,805	1,220	519	386	138	63	26	17	840	80,900
GRAND TOTAL		25,966	20,204	15,209	15,905	30,042	36,858	28,459	18,274	13,257	7,132	5,054	1,861	1,562	499	258	91	73	10,272	236798*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN VICTORIA IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Males	23,071		16,617		50,771		34,019		15,137		5,176		1,337		260
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN VICTORIA IN DECENNIAL PERIODS	Females	23,099		14,497		22,129		12,714		5,252		1,739		524		89
BOTH SEXES		46,170		31,114		72,900		46,733		20,389		6,915		1,861		349

[* Totals marked with Asterisks have persons added whose sex has not been specified—22 in all.]

RETURN OF ELECTORAL DISTRICTS, ACCORDING TO THE VICTORIA ELECTORAL ACTS OF 1851 AND 1853 (14 VICTORIA, NO. 47).

Population Enumerated 26th April, 1854.

1. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NORTH BOURKE. AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY OF BOURKE, NORTH OF THE YARRA YARRA (EXCLUSIVE OF MELBOURNE)	Males	2,368	1,911	1,345	1,175	2,466	3,134	2,607	1,717	1,274	738	577	193	158	69	25	13	8	124	19,902
	Females	2,408	1,877	1,373	1,244	2,054	1,775	1,388	910	605	341	242	109	77	32	15	5	5	63	14,523
GRAND TOTAL		4,776	3,788	2,718	2,419	4,520	4,909	3,995	2,627	1,879	1,079	819	302	235	101	40	18	13	187	34426*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS	Males	5,624			12,373						1,781
	Females	5,658			7,976						826
BOTH SEXES		11,282			20,349						2,607

[* One added—sex unspecified.]

2. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTH BOURKE, EVELYN, AND MORNINGTON, AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY OF BOURKE, South of the River Yarra Yarra (exclusive of Melbourne)	Males	949	875	620	509	937	1,012	850	610	491	283	192	78	53	18	11	1		28	7,517
	Females	980	814	599	514	767	627	599	424	258	124	96	43	24	17	5	1		16	5,908
Total		1,929	1,689	1,219	1,023	1,704	1,639	1,449	1,034	749	407	288	121	77	35	16	2		44	13,425
COUNTY OF EVELYN	Males	99	85	56	40	86	68	68	60	53	32	28	9	6	4	2	1		4	701
COUNTY OF EVELYN	Females	98	80	62	39	44	55	40	24	33	16	7	7	5	1	1			2	514
Total		197	165	118	79	130	123	108	84	86	48	35	16	11	5	3	1		6	1,215
COUNTY OF MORNINGTON	Males	89	90	64	63	132	133	100	76	70	35	25	9	7	2			1	1	897
COUNTY OF MORNINGTON	Females	96	81	53	31	46	56	36	29	21	10	8	4	3	1					475
Total		185	171	117	94	178	189	136	105	91	45	33	13	10	3			1	1	1,372
TOTAL ELECTORAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTH BOURKE, EVELYN, AND MORNINGTON	Males	1,137	1,050	740	612	1,155	1,213	1,018	746	614	350	245	96	66	24	13	2	1	33	9,115
	Females	1,174	975	714	584	857	738	675	477	312	150	111	54	32	19	6	1		18	6,897
GRAND TOTAL		2,311	2,025	1,454	1,196	2,012	1,951	1,693	1,223	926	500	356	150	98	43	19	3	1	51	16,012
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS	Males	2,927			5,358						797
	Females	2,863			3,643						373
BOTH SEXES		5,790			9,001						1,170

3. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE COUNTY GRANT., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY OF GRANT (exclusive of Geelong)	Males	782	600	482	519	1,339	1,535	1,099	741	578	280	207	79	63	29	8	4	8	131	8,484
COUNTY OF GRANT (exclusive of Geelong)	Females	752	635	419	323	568	496	420	254	192	91	68	22	20	5	3	1	2	19	4,290
GRAND TOTAL		1,534	1,235	901	842	1,907	2,031	1,519	995	770	371	275	101	83	34	11	5	10	150	12,774
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS	Males	1,864			5,811						678
	Females	1,806			2,253						212
BOTH SEXES		3,670			8,064						890

4. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE UNITED COUNTIES OF NORMANBY, DUNDAS, AND FOLLETT., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY OF NORMANBY (exclusive of Portland)	Males	159	139	89	64	95	109	124	107	84	40	30	14	8	4	4			1,070
COUNTY OF NORMANBY (exclusive of Portland)	Females	177	126	87	74	116	99	72	65	24	18	11	9	8	1	1	1		889
Total		336	265	176	138	211	208	196	172	108	58	41	23	16	5	5	1		1,959
COUNTY OF DUNDAS	Males	102	97	71	46	72	100	116	67	59	40	40	14	12	4	4		1	845
COUNTY OF DUNDAS	Females	93	88	44	44	52	57	41	36	20	13	7	1	2	1		1		500
Total		195	185	115	90	124	157	157	103	79	53	47	15	14	5	4	1	1	1,345
COUNTY OF FOLLETT	Males	27	23	17	10	25	32	30	14	13	6	9	3	3		1		1	214
COUNTY OF FOLLETT	Females	36	25	16	17	19	24	8	9	7	2	1	1	2					167
Total		63	48	33	27	44	56	38	23	20	8	10	4	5		1		1	381
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NORMANBY, DUNDAS, AND FOLLETT	Males	288	259	177	120	192	241	270	188	156	86	79	31	23	8	9		2	2,129
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NORMANBY, DUNDAS, AND FOLLETT	Females	306	239	147	135	187	180	121	110	51	33	19	11	12	2	1	2		1,556
GRAND TOTAL		594	498	324	255	379	421	391	298	207	119	98	42	35	10	10	2	2	3,685
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS.	Males	724			1,167						236
	Females	692			784						80
BOTH SEXES		1,416			1,951						316

5. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE UNITED COUNTIES OF VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY OF VILLIERS (exclusive of Belfast and Warrnambool)	Males	320	230	175	131	194	241	235	194	170	98	84	28	35	14	9	1		22	2,181
COUNTY OF VILLIERS (exclusive of Belfast and Warrnambool)	Females	311	237	161	135	184	150	121	88	61	36	17	7	9	4	1	1	1	9	1,533
Total		631	467	336	266	378	391	356	282	231	134	101	35	44	18	10	2	1	31	3,714
COUNTY OF HEYTESBURY	Males	38	29	6	11	22	17	27	22	20	11	11	3	1	1	1				220
COUNTY OF HEYTESBURY	Females	28	16	14	10	19	14	11	10	3	2	2	1		1					131
Total		66	45	20	21	41	31	38	32	23	13	13	4	1	2	1				351
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY	Males	358	259	181	142	216	258	262	216	190	109	95	31	36	15	10	1		22	2,401
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY	Females	339	253	175	145	203	164	132	98	64	38	19	8	9	5	1	1	1	9	1,664
GRAND TOTAL		697	512	356	287	419	422	394	314	254	147	114	39	45	20	11	2	1	31	4,065
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS	Males	798			1,284						297
	Females	767			806						82
BOTH SEXES		1,565			2,090						379

6. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE UNITED COUNTIES OF RIPON, HAMPDEN, GRENVILLE, AND POLWARTH., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY OF RIPON	Males	68	65	68	50	98	119	117	107	84	48	45	11	13	3	1			3	900
COUNTY OF RIPON	Females	58	62	39	24	34	43	40	23	22	15	7	1	1						369
Total		126	127	107	74	132	162	157	130	106	63	52	12	14	3	1			3	1,269
COUNTY OF HAMPDEN	Males	59	43	46	31	74	62	73	59	43	27	23	11	3	2			1		557
COUNTY OF HAMPDEN	Females	65	57	26	30	49	28	32	21	14	10	7	2			1				342
Total		124	100	72	61	123	90	105	80	57	37	30	13	3	2	1		1		899
COUNTY OF GRENVILLE	Males	450	251	219	361	1,272	1,330	991	516	377	187	134	48	21	8	2	1	2	151	6,321
COUNTY OF GRENVILLE	Females	407	264	167	193	391	309	213	113	120	45	25	9	7	3				16	2,282
Total		857	515	386	554	1,663	1,639	1,204	629	497	232	159	57	28	11	2	1	2	167	8604*

[* One person added—sex unspecified.]

6. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE UNITED COUNTIES OF RIPON, &c.—continued., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY OF POLWARTH	Males	80	55	46	27	47	73	64	50	49	16	23	7	6	2	1			5	551
COUNTY OF POLWARTH	Females	87	56	45	35	54	45	48	24	14	3	13	4	1					1	430
Total		167	111	91	62	101	118	112	74	63	19	36	11	7	2	1			6	981
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF RIPON, HAMPDEN, GRENVILLE, AND POLWARTH	Males	657	414	379	469	1,491	1,584	1,245	732	553	278	225	77	43	15	4	1	3	159	8,329
	Females	617	439	277	282	528	425	333	181	170	73	52	16	9	3	1			17	3,423
GRAND TOTAL		1,274	853	656	751	2,019	2,009	1,578	913	723	351	277	93	52	18	5	1	3	176	11753*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS	Males	1,450			6,074						646
	Females	1,333			1,919						154
BOTH SEXES		2,783			7,993						800

[* One person added— unspecified.]

7. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE UNITED COUNTIES OF TALBOT, DALHOUSIE, AND ANGLESEY., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY OF TALBOT	Males	762	533	468	644	2,219	2,450	1,832	1,105	821	439	300	111	63	17	6	2	4	245	12,021
COUNTY OF TALBOT	Females	809	479	305	278	645	613	454	273	171	92	39	14	7	1		1		39	4,220
Total		1,571	1,012	773	922	2,864	3,063	2,286	1,378	992	531	339	125	70	18	6	3	4	284	16244*
COUNTY OF DALHOUSIE (exclusive of the Towns of Kilmore and Kyneton)	Males	199	174	103	138	395	417	386	260	217	131	109	22	31	14	7	2		10	2,615
	Females	187	141	87	74	136	119	98	66	43	17	16	5	5	4		1		2	1,001
Total		386	315	190	212	531	536	484	326	260	148	125	27	36	18	7	3		12	3618*
COUNTY OF ANGLESEY (exclusive of Seymour)	Males	30	28	18	18	35	33	25	30	24	14	10	7	5	4	1	1		2	285
COUNTY OF ANGLESEY (exclusive of Seymour)	Females	38	29	15	13	20	13	17	9	5	6	2	1						2	170
Total		68	57	33	31	55	46	42	39	29	20	12	8	5	4	1	1		4	455
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF TALBOT, DALHOUSIE, AND ANGLESEY	Males	991	735	589	800	2,649	2,900	2,243	1,395	1,062	584	419	140	99	35	14	5	4	257	14,921
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF TALBOT, DALHOUSIE, AND ANGLESEY	Females	1,034	649	407	365	801	745	569	348	219	115	57	20	12	5		2		43	5,391
GRAND TOTAL		2,025	1,384	996	1,165	3,450	3,645	2,812	1,743	1,281	699	476	160	111	40	14	7	4	300	20317*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS	Males	2,315			11,049						1,300
	Females	2,090			3,047						211
BOTH SEXES		4,405			14,096						1,511

[* Totals marked with Asterisks have persons added whose sex has not been specified—5 in all.]

8. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GIPPS' LAND., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
GIPPS' LAND (pastoral district)	Males	124	133	106	69	124	133	134	120	130	64	54	9	21	9	7	2	6	1,245
GIPPS' LAND (pastoral district)	Females	137	119	74	49	48	72	76	54	36	17	15	4	6	1			3	711
GRAND TOTAL		261	252	180	118	172	205	210	174	166	81	69	13	27	10	7	2	9	1,956
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS	Males	363			710						166
	Females	330			335						43
BOTH SEXES		693			1,045						209

9. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE MURRAY., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
MURRAY (pastoral district)	Males	300	236	206	254	877	881	687	452	382	261	170	58	42	12	4	2	1	39	4,864
MURRAY (pastoral district)	Females	292	235	144	119	188	161	137	98	66	42	19	9	9	2		1		6	1,528
GRAND TOTAL		592	471	350	373	1,065	1,042	824	550	448	303	189	67	51	14	4	3	1	45	6,392
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS	Males	742			3,533						550
	Females	671			769						82
BOTH SEXES		1,413			4,302						632

10. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LODDON., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
LODDON (pastoral district)	Males	988	626	628	1,097	4,291	4,723	3,407	2,057	1,272	664	432	122	79	25	19	4	2	946	21,382
LODDON (pastoral district)	Females	1,044	627	349	395	964	886	587	366	233	108	66	31	13	4	1			69	5,743
Total		2,032	1,253	977	1,492	5,255	5,609	3,994	2,423	1,505	772	498	153	92	29	20	4	2	1,015	27126*
COUNTY OF RODNEY (unproclaimed)	Males	57	39	41	67	258	225	199	117	95	48	57	11	12	4			1	13	1,244
COUNTY OF RODNEY (unproclaimed)	Females	52	36	24	17	57	42	25	28	13	9	7	2			1				313
Total		109	75	65	84	315	267	224	145	108	57	64	13	12	4	1		1	13	1,557
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LODDON	Males	1,045	665	669	1,164	4,549	4,948	3,606	2,174	1,367	712	489	133	91	29	19	4	3	959	22,626
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LODDON	Females	1,096	663	373	412	1,021	928	612	394	246	117	73	33	13	4	2			69	6,056
GRAND TOTAL		2,141	1,328	1,042	1,576	5,570	5,876	4,218	2,568	1,613	829	562	166	104	33	21	4	3	1,028	28683*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS	Males	2,379			17,808						1,480
	Females	2,132			3,613						242
BOTH SEXES		4,511			21,421						1,722

[* One person added—sex unspecified.]

11. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WIMMERA., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
WIMMERA (pastoral district)	Males	133	84	93	113	229	308	288	211	190	113	96	36	26	8	2	5	27	1,962
WIMMERA (pastoral district)	Females	126	121	72	49	72	80	66	51	40	22	12	5	4	2			1	723
GRAND TOTAL		259	205	165	162	301	388	354	262	230	135	108	41	30	10	2	5	28	2,685
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS	Males	310			1,339						286
	Females	319			358						45
BOTH SEXES		629			1,697						331

12. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF MELBOURNE., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
CITY OF MELBOURNE	Males	2,767	2,231	1,803	1,933	5,469	6,143	4,481	2,755	1,994	1,052	728	271	170	67	46	17	13	194	32,134
CITY OF MELBOURNE	Females	2,819	2,249	1,852	2,225	3,678	2,820	2,042	1,292	917	467	324	141	102	31	21	10	7	99	21,096
GRAND TOTAL		5,586	4,480	3,655	4,158	9,147	8,963	6,523	4,047	2,911	1,519	1,052	412	272	98	67	27	20	293	53235*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS	Males	6,801			22,775						2,364
	Females	6,920			12,974						1,103
BOTH SEXES		13,721			35,749						3,467

[* Five persons added—sex unspecified.]

13. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE TOWN OF GEELONG., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
TOWN OF GEELONG	Males	1,390	1,149	776	649	1,458	1,558	1,382	903	735	385	281	121	88	29	23	4	12	122	11,065
TOWN OF GEELONG	Females	1,350	1,095	864	914	1,389	1,071	815	544	364	223	174	63	61	17	11	2	1	83	9,041
GRAND TOTAL		2,740	2,244	1,640	1,563	2,847	2,629	2,197	1,447	1,099	608	455	184	149	46	34	6	13	205	20,106
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS	Males	3,315			6,685						943
	Females	3,309			5,097						552
BOTH SEXES		6,624			11,782						1,495

14. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE TOWN OF PORTLAND., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
TOWN OF PORTLAND	Males	162	113	84	45	64	126	102	76	55	38	14	10	4	2	3	3	1	2	904
TOWN OF PORTLAND	Females	167	137	95	156	163	116	79	54	43	23	8	5	6	4	1	1			1,058
GRAND TOTAL		329	250	179	201	227	242	181	130	98	61	22	15	10	6	4	4	1	2	1,962
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS	Males	359			468						75
	Females	399			611						48
BOTH SEXES		758			1,079						123

15. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE UNITED TOWNS OF BELFAST AND WARRNAMBOOL., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
TOWN OF BELFAST	Males	118	83	64	21	50	80	84	57	36	25	20	9	6	1	2	1	1	658
TOWN OF BELFAST	Females	128	92	82	56	99	64	52	40	26	20	6	5	6	4	1			681
Total		246	175	146	77	149	144	136	97	62	45	26	14	12	5	3	1	1	1,339
TOWN OF WARRNAMBOOL	Males	84	67	39	27	45	55	62	41	40	19	12	7	4	1				503
TOWN OF WARRNAMBOOL	Females	76	60	51	54	44	48	39	26	22	9	7	3	1					440
Total		160	127	90	81	89	103	101	67	62	28	19	10	5	1				943
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BELFAST AND WARRNAMBOOL	Males	202	150	103	48	95	135	146	98	76	44	32	16	10	2	2	1	1	1,161
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BELFAST AND WARRNAMBOOL	Females	204	152	133	110	143	112	91	66	48	29	13	8	7	4	1			1,121
GRAND TOTAL		406	302	236	158	238	247	237	164	124	73	45	24	17	6	3	1	1	2,282
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS	Males	455			598						108
	Females	489			570						62
BOTH SEXES		944			1,168						170

16. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE UNITED TOWNS OF KILMORE, KYNETON, AND SEYMOUR., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
TOWN OF KILMORE	Males	100	90	54	37	88	118	119	92	55	36	29	10	6	1	3	1	1	6	846
TOWN OF KILMORE	Females	114	85	59	42	78	65	51	31	28	8	6	8	3	1			1		580
Total		214	175	113	79	166	183	170	123	83	44	35	18	9	2	3	1	2	6	1,426
TOWN OF KYNETON	Males	61	63	45	34	104	105	89	72	62	34	20	6	11	5	1			1	713
TOWN OF KYNETON	Females	83	76	53	35	49	44	44	26	21	11	5	2	3	1				2	455
Total		144	139	98	69	153	149	133	98	83	45	25	8	14	6	1			3	1,168
TOWN OF SEYMOUR	Males	7	3	4	8	19	19	13	7	5	3	2	2		1					93
TOWN OF SEYMOUR	Females	9	4	7	5	6	3	5	3	2	1									45
Total		16	7	11	13	25	22	18	10	7	4	2	2		1					138
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KILMORE, KYNETON, AND SEYMOUR	Males	168	156	103	79	211	242	221	171	122	73	51	18	17	7	4	1	1	7	1,652
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KILMORE, KYNETON, AND SEYMOUR	Femals	206	165	119	82	133	112	100	60	51	20	11	10	6	2			1	2	1,080
GRAND TOTAL		374	321	222	161	344	354	321	231	173	93	62	28	23	9	4	1	2	9	2,732
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS	Males	427			1,046						172
	Females	490			538						50
BOTH SEXES		917			1,584						222

SUMMARY OF VICTORIA (ELECTORAL ACT, 1851)., AGES OF PERSONS living in the Electoral Districts, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
1. NORTH BOURKE	Males	2,368	1,911	1,345	1,175	2,466	3,134	2,607	1,717	1,274	738	577	193	158	69	25	13	8	124	19,902
1. NORTH BOURKE	Females	2,408	1,877	1,373	1,244	2,054	1,775	1,388	910	605	341	242	109	77	32	15	5	5	63	14,523
Total		4,776	3,788	2,718	2,419	4,520	4,909	3,995	2,627	1,879	1,079	819	302	235	101	40	18	13	187	34426*
2. SOUTH BOURKE, EVELYN, AND MORNINGTON	Males	1,137	1,050	740	612	1,155	1,213	1,018	746	614	350	245	96	66	24	13	2	1	32	9,115
2. SOUTH BOURKE, EVELYN, AND MORNINGTON	Females	1,174	975	714	584	857	738	675	477	312	150	111	54	32	19	6	1		18	6,897
Total		2,311	2,025	1,454	1,196	2,012	1,951	1,693	1,223	926	500	356	150	98	43	19	3	1	51	16,012
3. GRANT	Males	782	600	482	519	1,339	1,535	1,099	741	578	280	207	79	63	29	8	4	8	131	8,484
3. GRANT	Females	752	635	419	323	568	496	420	254	192	91	68	22	20	5	3	1	2	19	4,290
Total		1,534	1,235	901	842	1,907	2,031	1,519	995	770	371	275	101	83	34	11	5	10	150	12,774
4. NORMANBY, DUNDAS, AND FOLLETT	Males	288	250	177	120	192	241	270	188	156	86	79	31	23	8	9			2	2,129
4. NORMANBY, DUNDAS, AND FOLLETT	Females	306	239	147	135	187	180	121	110	51	33	19	11	12	2	1	2			1,556
Total		594	498	324	255	379	421	391	298	207	119	98	42	35	10	10	2		2	3,685
5. VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY	Males	358	259	181	142	216	258	262	216	190	109	95	31	36	15	10	1		22	2,401
5. VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY	Females	339	253	175	145	203	164	132	98	64	38	19	8	9	5	1	1	1	9	1,664
Total		697	512	356	287	419	422	394	314	254	147	114	39	45	20	11	2	1	31	4,065
6. RIPON, HAMPDEN, GRENVILLE, AND POLWARTH	Males	657	414	379	469	1,491	1,584	1,245	732	553	278	225	77	43	15	4	1	3	150	8,329
6. RIPON, HAMPDEN, GRENVILLE, AND POLWARTH	Females	617	439	277	282	528	425	333	181	170	73	52	16	9	3	1			17	3,423
Total		1,274	853	656	751	2,019	2,009	1,578	913	723	351	277	93	52	18	5	1	3	176	11753*
7. TALBOT, DALHOUSIE, AND ANGLESEY	Males	991	735	589	800	2,649	2,900	2,243	1,395	1,062	584	419	140	99	35	14	5	4	257	14,921
7. TALBOT, DALHOUSIE, AND ANGLESEY	Females	1,034	649	407	365	801	745	569	348	219	115	57	20	12	5		2		43	5,391
Total		2,025	1,384	996	1,165	3,450	3,645	2,812	1,743	1,281	699	476	160	111	40	14	7	4	300	20317*
8. GIPPS' LAND	Males	124	133	106	69	124	133	134	120	130	64	54	9	21	9	7	2		6	1,245
8. GIPPS' LAND	Females	137	119	74	49	48	72	76	54	36	17	15	4	6	1				3	711
Total		261	252	180	118	172	205	210	174	166	81	69	13	27	10	7	2		9	1,956
9. MURRAY	Males	300	236	206	254	877	881	687	452	382	261	170	58	42	12	4	2	1	39	4,864
9. MURRAY	Females	292	235	144	119	188	161	137	98	66	42	19	9	9	2		1		6	1,528
Total		592	471	350	373	1,965	1,042	824	550	448	303	189	67	51	14	4	3	1	45	6,392

SUMMARY OF VICTORIA (ELECTORAL ACT, 1851)., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral Districts, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
10. LODDON	Males	1,045	665	669	1,164	4,549	4,948	3,606	2,174	1,367	712	489	133	91	29	19	4	3	959	22,626
10. LODDON	Females	1,096	663	373	412	1,021	928	612	394	246	117	73	33	13	4	2			69	6,056
Total		2,141	1,328	1,042	1,576	5,570	5,876	4,218	2,568	1,613	829	*562	166	104	33	21	4	3	1,028	28083*
11. WIMMERA	Males	133	84	93	113	229	208	288	211	190	113	96	36	26	8	2	5		27	1,962
11. WIMMERA	Females	126	121	72	49	72	80	66	51	40	22	12	5	4	2				1	723
Total		259	205	165	162	301	388	354	262	230	135	108	41	30	10	2	5		28	1,685
12. MELBOURNE	Males	2,767	2,231	1,803	1,933	5,469	6,143	4,481	2,755	1,994	1,052	728	271	170	67	46	17	13	194	32,134
12. MELBOURNE	Females	2,819	2,249	1,852	2,225	3,678	2,820	2,042	1,292	917	467	324	141	102	31	21	10	7	99	21,096
Total		5,586	4,480	3,655	4,158	9,147	8,963	6,523	4,047	2,911	1,519	1,052	412	272	98	67	27	20	293	53235*
13. GEELONG	Males	1,390	1,149	776	649	1,458	1,558	1,382	903	735	385	281	121	88	29	23	4	12	122	11,065
13. GEELONG	Females	1,350	1,095	864	914	1,389	1,071	815	544	364	223	174	63	61	17	11	2	1	83	9,041
Total		2,740	2,244	1,640	1,563	2,847	2,629	2,197	1,447	1,099	608	455	184	149	46	34	6	13	205	20115*
14. PORTLAND	Males	162	113	84	45	64	126	102	76	55	38	14	10	4	2	3	3	1	2	994
14. PORTLAND	Females	167	137	95	156	163	116	79	54	43	23	8	5	6	4	1	1			1,051
Total		329	250	179	201	227	242	181	130	98	61	22	15	10	6	4	4	1	2	1,962
15. BELFAST AND WARRNAMBOOL	Males	202	150	103	48	95	135	146	98	76	44	32	16	10	2	2	1	1		1,161
15. BELFAST AND WARRNAMBOOL	Females	204	152	133	110	143	112	91	66	48	29	13	8	7	4	1				1,121
Total		406	302	236	158	238	247	237	164	124	73	45	24	17	6	3	1	1		2,282
16. KILMORE, KYNETON, AND SEYMOUR	Males	158	156	103	79	211	242	221	171	122	73	51	18	17	7	4	1	1	7	1,652
16. KILMORE, KYNETON, AND SEYMOUR	Females	206	165	119	82	133	112	100	60	51	20	11	10	6	2			1	2	1,080
Total		374	321	222	161	344	354	321	231	173	93	62	28	23	9	4	1	2	9	2,732
TOTAL OF ELECTORAL DISTRICTS	Males	12,872	10,145	7,836	8,191	22,584	25,339	19,791	12,695	9,478	5,167	3,762	1,319	957	360	193	65	56	2,084	142,894
TOTAL OF ELECTORAL DISTRICTS	Females	13,027	10,003	7,238	7,194	12,033	9,995	7,656	4,991	3,424	1,801	1,217	518	385	138	63	26	17	432	80,158
GRAND TOTAL		25,899	20,148	15,074	15385*	34,617	35,334	27,447	17,686	12,902	6,968	4,979	1,837	1,342	498	256	91	73	2,516	223074*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICTS IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIODS	Males	30,855			98,078						11,879
	Females	30,268			45,293						4,165
BOTH SEXES		61,121			143,371						16,044

[* Totals marked with Asterisks have persons added whose sex has not been specified—22 in all.]

RETURN OF ELECTORAL PROVINCES OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, ACCORDING TO 17 VICTORIA, SCHEDULE E.

Population Enumerated 26th April, 1854.

1. CENTRAL PROVINCE.

Boundaries of the Electoral Province.

Commencing at a point on the coast of Port Phillip Bay, which is the south-eastern corner of portion A, in section No. 3, parish of Cut-paw-paw ; bounded on the west by the section line bearing due north as far as the north-eastern corner of section No. 16 ; thence by a road also bearing north to the north-west corner of portion 4, in section No. 21; on the north by a road running east from last-mentioned point to the Saltwater River ; thence by a continuation of said road to the south-west corner of portion 9, in section No. 5, in the parish of Doutta Galla ; thence by the sectional line bearing due east, crossing the Moonee Ponds, the main road to Sydney, and the Merri Creek, which sectional line forms the southern boundaries of portions 91, 90, and 89, in the parish of Jika Jika, as far as the south-east corner of portion 89 aforesaid ; on the east by the sectional line bearing south from the said point in portion 89 to the south-western corner of portion 113, where it strikes the River Yarra Yarra ; again on the north by the said River Yarra Yarra to the north-western corner of portion 59, in the parish of Boroondara ; thence on the east by the western boundary of the said portion 59, till it strikes the road running due south to the Yarra Yarra River ; thence by the said road to the Yarra Yarra River ; by the course of the said river to the north-eastern corner of portion No. 18, in the parish of Prahran ; thence again on the east by a road bearing due south from the last-mentioned point to the south-eastern corner of portion No. 32, east of Elsternwick ; on the south by a road bearing west from the last-mentioned point till it strikes the sea coast ; thence by the line of sea coast crossing the mouth of the said Yarra Yarra River to the point of commencement.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral Province, distring Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
MELBOURNE CORPORATE DISTRICT (exclusive of Fitz Roy Ward)	Males	2,236	1,756	1,421	1,635	4,700	5,374	3,886	2,352	1,670	886	610	223	139	54	39	16	12	144	27,153
MELBOURNE CORPORATE DISTRICT (exclusive of Fitz Roy Ward)	Females	2,224	1,768	1,464	1,788	3,031	2,337	1,635	1,029	707	357	260	101	84	24	17	8	6	66	16,906
Total		4,460	3,524	2,885	3,423	7,731	7,711	5,521	3,381	2,377	1,243	870	324	223	78	56	24	18	210	44063*
COLLINGWOOD	Males	1,212	1,005	728	559	1,312	1,525	1,221	792	577	325	199	79	57	22	12	6	1	60	9,692
COLLINGWOOD	Females	1,248	968	756	750	1,239	1,022	840	531	353	202	136	70	34	16	9	3	3	37	8,217
Total		2,460	1,973	1,484	1,309	2,551	2,547	2,061	1,323	930	527	335	149	91	38	21	9	4	97	17910*
RICHMOND	Males	529	378	268	194	420	593	487	306	228	147	100	41	23	7	2		2	44	3,769
RICHMOND	Females	481	414	295	314	457	446	315	217	153	87	48	22	16	7	1	2		27	3,302
Total		1,010	792	563	508	877	1,039	802	523	381	234	148	63	39	14	3	2	2	71	7,071
PRAHRAN, WINDSOR, AND ST. KILDA without the City boundary	Males	408	348	254	202	355	418	350	258	201	108	66	28	18	7	4			12	3,037
PRAHRAN, WINDSOR, AND ST. KILDA without the City boundary	Females	429	341	259	236	363	316	268	193	116	41	40	18	10	11				12	2,653
Total		837	689	513	438	718	734	618	451	317	149	106	46	28	18	4			24	5,690
WILLIAMSTOWN	Males	158	117	74	86	210	312	245	168	111	51	41	10	6	6		1	1	3	1,600
WILLIAMSTOWN	Females	169	133	86	78	161	142	104	55	40	18	11	6	5	1	1			3	1,013
Total		327	250	160	164	371	454	349	223	151	69	52	16	11	7	1	1	1	6	2,613
FLEMINGTON	Males	22	30	17	15	41	33	26	24	17	11	8	4	1					1	250
FLEMINGTON	Females	28	18	29	19	25	13	16	10	10		2	2		1	1				174
Total		50	48	46	34	66	46	42	34	27	11	10	6	1	1	1			1	424
HAWTHORN	Males	26	20	12	19	21	26	27	11	11	6	5	1		1					186
HAWTHORN	Females	22	28	13	14	18	12	11	7	9	4	2				1				141
Total		48	48	25	33	39	38	38	18	20	10	7	1		1	1				327
NORTHCOTE	Males	25	19	13	10	26	34	21	14	16	1	5	2						1	187
NORTHCOTE	Females	19	9	12	9	12	14	12	10	5	5		2	1				1		111
Total		44	28	25	19	38	48	33	24	21	6	5	4	1				1	1	298
FOOTSCRAY	Males	1	3	6		7	11	13	8	2	2	1								54
FOOTSCRAY	Females	10	8	4	2	8	4	5	4				1							46
Total		11	11	10	2	15	15	18	12	2	2	1	1							100
REMAINDER OF THE PROVINCE	Males	18	13	15	8	18	26	22	17	11	6	4	1	1	1					161
REMAINDER OF THE PROVINCE	Females	18	19	9	6	14	15	11	9	1		2	1		1					106
Total		36	32	24	14	32	41	33	26	12	6	6	2	1	2					267
TOTAL CENTRAL PROVINCE	Males	4,635	3,689	2,808	2,728	7,110	8,352	6,298	3,950	2,844	1,543	1,039	389	245	98	57	23	16	265	46,089
TOTAL CENTRAL PROVINCE	Females	4,648	3,706	2,927	3,216	5,328	4,321	3,217	2,065	1,394	714	501	223	150	61	30	13	10	145	32,669
GRAND TOTAL		9,283	7,395	5,735	5,944	12,438	12,673	9,515	6,015	4,238	2,257	1,540	612	395	159	87	36	26	410	78763*

[* Five persons added—sex unspecified.]

2. SOUTH PROVINCE.

Boundaries of the Electoral Province.

PART OF BOURKE.—

Bounded on the south-west and west by the Werribee River to its source in the Great Dividing Range ; on the north by the Great Dividing Range from the source of the Werribee River to that of the Plenty River ; on the east by the Plenty River from its source to its confluence with the Yarra Yarra ; thence by the Yarra Yarra River upwards to the confluence of the Deep Creek ; thence by the Deep Creek upwards to the point where the main stream commences to run in a north-easterly direction ; thence by a line south two miles fifty-eight chains from the aforesaid bend to Dandenong Creek ; thence by that creek downward to the Curram Swamp ; on the south by the Curram Swamp and Mordialloc Creek to its embouchure at the long beach below Ben-Ben-Gin, and on the remainder of the south by the shores of Port Phillip Bay to the mouth of the Werribee River aforesaid ; excluding the country comprised within the boundaries of the Central Province.

EVELYN.—

Bounded on the west by part of the eastern boundary of the county of Bourke, namely, first by the River Plenty, from its source to the River Yarra Yarra ; thence by the River Yarra Yarra upwards to the confluence of the Deep Creek ; thence by that creek upwards to the range between the Yarra Yarra and the Dandenong Creek ; on the south-east and north by the range forming the basin of the Yarra Yarra.

MORNINGTON.—

Bounded on the north by part of the southern boundary of the county of Evelyn, being the dividing range from the source of the Buneep Buneep River to the head of the Deep Creek ; thence by that creek to the point where the main stream commences to run in a north-west direction ; on the west by a line south two miles fifty-eight chains from the aforesaid bend to Dandenong Creek ; thence by that creek downwards to the Curram Swamp ; by that swamp and the Mordialloc Creek to its embouchure at the long beach below Ben-Ben-Gin ; thence by the shores of Port Phillip Bay to Point Nepean ; on the south-west and south by the sea coast from Point Nepean to Cape Patterson ; and on the east by a line north from Cape Patterson to the Warringrin Range ; thence along the said range in a northerly direction to the north of the Buneep Buneep River, and by that river to its source in the dividing range, including French and Phillip Island and the small islands in Western Port Bay.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral Province, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WEST BOURKE (exclusive of Flemington, Footseray, part of Cut-paw-paw, &c.)	Males	341	295	258	267	565	611	472	350	272	173	164	54	53	24	6	4	3	16	3,928
	Females	381	284	197	189	326	260	180	121	86	54	35	18	17	9	4	1		11	2,173
Total		722	579	455	456	891	871	652	471	358	227	199	72	70	33	10	5	3	27	6102*
ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF EAST BOURKE (exclusive of Northcote)	Males	593	526	348	334	636	758	695	441	364	188	173	50	48	22	12	3	2	49	5,242
ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF EAST BOURKE (exclusive of Northcote)	Females	649	505	373	314	459	342	312	216	167	85	72	27	22	4	3	1	2	18	3,571
Total		1,242	1,031	721	648	1,095	1,100	1,007	657	531	273	245	77	70	26	15	4	4	67	8,813
ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTH BOURKE AND BRIGHTON (exclusive of Hawthorn)	Males	515	507	354	288	561	568	473	341	279	169	121	49	35	10	7	1		16	4,294
	Females	529	445	327	264	386	299	320	224	133	79	54	25	14	6	4	1		4	3,114
Total		1,044	952	681	552	947	867	793	565	412	248	175	74	49	16	11	2		20	7,408
COUNTY OF EVELYN	Males	99	85	56	40	86	68	68	60	53	32	28	9	6	4	2	1		4	701
COUNTY OF EVELYN	Females	98	80	62	39	44	55	40	24	33	16	7	7	5	1	1			2	514
Total		197	165	118	79	130	123	108	84	86	48	35	16	11	5	3	1		6	1,215
COUNTY OF MORNINGTON	Males	89	90	64	63	132	133	100	76	70	35	25	9	7	2			1	1	897
COUNTY OF MORNINGTON	Females	96	81	53	31	46	56	36	29	21	10	8	4	3	1					475
Total		185	171	117	94	178	189	136	105	91	45	33	13	10	3			1	1	1,372
TOTAL SOUTH PROVINCE	Males	1,637	1,503	1,080	992	1,980	2,138	1,808	1,268	1,038	597	511	171	149	62	27	9	6	86	15,062
TOTAL SOUTH PROVINCE	Females	1,753	1,395	1,012	837	1,261	1,012	888	614	440	244	176	81	61	21	12	3	2	35	9,847
GRAND TOTAL		3,390	2,898	2,092	1,829	3,241	3,150	2,696	1,882	1,478	841	687	252	210	83	39	12	8	121	24910*

[* One person added—sex unspecified.]

3. SOUTH-WESTERN PROVINCE.

Boundaries of the Electoral Province.

GRENVILLE.—

GRANT.—Bounded on the east by the western boundary of the county of Bourke, being the Werribee River from its mouth to its source in the Great Dividing Range; on the north by the Great Dividing Range, extending from the source of the Werribee River to that of the Yarrowee River ; on the west and south-west by the Yarrowee River to its confluence with the Barwon River; thence by the Barwon River upwards to a creek in H. Hopkins's purchased land ; by this creek upwards and a line bearing south-east across the Dividing Range to the head of the Salt Creek two miles forty-eight chains ; thence by the Salt Creek to the sea coast north of Point Roadknight ; on the south by the sea coast ; and on the remainder of the east by the waters of Port Phillip to the mouth of the Werribee River, including the small islands near the channels at the mouth of Port Phillip and those of Geelong Bay.

GRENVILLE.—

Bounded on the west by the eastern boundary of the county of Hampden, namely, a line southerly from Emu Creek to Gnarkeet Ponds ; thence by the Gnarkeet Ponds to Lake Korangamite ; thence by the western shore of that lake to a point east of Lake Pormbeet ; on the south by part of the northern boundary of the county of Heytesbury and the northern boundary of the county of Polwarth, namely, the southern shore of Lake Korangamite ; thence an east line from Lake Korangamite to the north end of Lake Colac ; thence by the north shore of Lake Colac to the point due west from the source of Birregurra Creek ; and from that point by a line east to the source of Birregurra Creek ; thence by that creek downwards to its confluence with the Barwon ; on the east by the River Barwon to its confluence with the Yarrowee River ; thence by the Yarrowee River up to its source in the Great Dividing Range; and on the north by part of the Great Dividing Range to the source of Burrumbeet Creek ; thence by that creek and the southern shores of Lake Burrumbeet to the point where Bailie's Creek leaves the lake ; by Bailie's Creek to its confluence with Emu Creek ; thence by Emu Creek down to the point north of the source of Gnarkeet Ponds aforesaid.

POLWARTH.—

Bounded on the west by the eastern boundary of the county of Heytesbury, namely, the Gellibrand River upwards to its source ; thence by the range to the head of the Pirron-Yalloak Creek ; by this creek to Lake Korangamite ; on the north by the south-eastern shore of Lake Korangamite ; and on the east line from Lake Korangamite to the north end of Lake Colac ; thence by the north shore of Lake Colac to the point due west from the source of the Birregurra Creek ; from that point by a line east to the source of Birregurra Creek ; thence by the Birregurra Creek to its confluence with the River Barwon ; thence following the source of the River Barwon to a creek in H. Hopkins's purchased land ; on the north-east by this creek upwards and a line across the Dividing Range to the head of the Salt Creek bearing south-east two miles forty chains ; thence by the Salt Creek to the sea coast north of Point Roadknight ; and on the south-east and south by the sea coast to the mouth of the Gellibrand River.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral Province, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY OF GRANT (including Geelong)	Males	2,172	1,749	1,258	1,168	2,797	3,093	2,481	1,644	1,313	665	488	200	151	58	31	8	20	253	19,549
COUNTY OF GRANT (including Geelong)	Females	2,102	1,730	1,283	1,237	1,957	1,567	1,235	798	556	314	242	85	81	22	14	3	3	102	13,331
Total		4,274	3,479	2,541	2,405	4,754	4,660	3,716	2,442	1,869	979	730	285	232	80	45	11	23	355	32889*
COUNTY OF GRENVILLE	Males	450	251	219	361	1,272	1,330	991	516	377	187	134	48	21	8	2	1	2	151	6,321
COUNTY OF GRENVILLE	Females	407	264	167	193	391	309	213	113	120	45	25	9	7	3				16	2,282
Total		857	515	386	554	1,663	1,639	1,204	629	497	232	159	57	28	11	2	1	2	167	8604*
COUNTY OF POLWARTH	Males	80	55	46	27	47	73	64	50	49	16	23	7	6	2	1			5	551
COUNTY OF POLWARTH	Females	87	56	45	35	54	45	48	24	14	3	13	4	1					1	430
Total		167	111	91	62	101	118	112	74	63	19	36	11	7	2	1			6	981
TOTAL SOUTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	Males	2,702	2,055	1,523	1,556	4,116	4,496	3,536	2,210	1,739	868	645	255	178	68	34	9	22	409	26,421
TOTAL SOUTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	Females	2,596	2,050	1,495	1,465	2,402	1,921	1,496	935	690	362	280	98	89	25	14	3	3	119	16,043
GRAND TOTAL		5,298	4,105	3,018	3,021	6,518	6,417	5,032	3,145	2,429	1,230	925	353	267	93	48	12	25	528	42474*

[* These totals include 10 persons whose sex has not been specified.]

4. WESTERN PROVINCE.

Boundaries of the Electoral Province.

RIPON.—

Bounded on the west by the Grampian Range (which divides the waters of the Wimmera and Glenelg Rivers from those of the River Hopkins) to the rocky extremity near Mount Abrupt ; on the south by a line easterly to the source of the first creek which joins the River Hopkins above Wiselaskie's Station on the western side, and by that creek to the River Hopkins ; thence by a line east to Lake Boloke ; thence by the southern shores of Lake Boloke to the mouth of the Prackmingerrin Creek, and by that creek upwards to a point where a great bend of the creek turns northwards ; thence by a line to a point in Emu Creek about one mile below and to the west of the confluence of Broken Creek ; on the south-east and east of Emu Creek to the confluence with Bailie's Creek ; by Bailie's Creek to Lake Burrumbeet, the southern shores of Lake Burrumbeet and Burrumbeet Creek to its source in the Great Dividing Range ; and on the north by the Great Dividing Range to the western boundary aforesaid.

HAMPDEN.—

Bounded on the west by the River Hopkins upwards, from the confluence of the Emu Creek to the point opposite the mouth of the small creek above Wisclaskie's Station, dividing it from the county of Villiers ; on the north by the southern boundary of the county of Ripon, being a line east from the confluence of the creek near Wiselaskie's Station already mentioned to Lake Boloke ; thence by the southern shore of Lake Boloke to the mouth of the Prackmingerrin Creek ; thence by that creek upwards until it reaches a spot where it forms a great bend to the northward, from that point by a line in a south-easterly direction to Emu Creek, about one mile below and westward of the month of Broken Creek ; thence by Emu Creek to the point north of the source of Gnarkeet Ponds ; then on the east by the west boundary of the county of Grenville, viz., first, by a line southerly to the source of Gnarkeet Ponds, then by Gnarkeet Ponds to Lake Korangamite, and thence by the west shore of Lake Korangamite to a point east of Lake Pormbeet ; and on the south by a direct line to the north end of Lake Pormbeet ; and from the north end of Lake Pormbeet to the nearest part of Emu Creek ; and thence by Emu Creek to its confluence with the River Hopkins.

HEYTESBURY.—

Bounded on the north-west and north by part of the eastern boundary of the county of Villiers and the southern boundary of the county of Hampden, being the Hopkins River from its estuary to the confluence of the Emu Creek, and a line easterly to the north end of Lake Burrumbeet ; thence by a line east to Lake Korangamite, by the southern shore of that lake to the mouth of the Pirron-Yalloak Creek ; on the east and south-east by the Pirron-Yalloak Creek to its source ; thence by a range to the head of the Gellibrand River ; by the Gellibrand River to the sea coast ; and on the south-west and west by the sea coast to the estuary of the Hopkins River.

VILLIERS.—

Bounded on the west by a line due south from the Grange Burn to the mouth of the Swamp Creek ; thence by this creek upwards to its source by a line to the head of the western branch of the River Shaw ; thence by the west branch of the River Shaw to the sea ; on the south by the sea to the entrance of the River Hopkins ; on the east by the said River Hopkins to the confluence of the creek above Wiselaskie's Station, and by that creek to its source ; on the north by a line westward from the source of the last-named creek to the rocky extremity of the Grampians, near Mount Abrupt ; thence by the principal range of the Grampians to Mount Sturgeon, and by a line south-westerly to the north-east corner of the county of Normanby at the Grange Burn, including all the islands of Port Fairy.

NORMANBY.—

Bounded on the north by the Grange Burn and Wannon River, until the latter joins the Glenelg River ; on the west by the Glenelg River until it reaches the sea ; on the south by the sea shore to the mouth of the Shaw River ; and on the east by the western branch of the Shaw River to its source ; thence by a line northerly to the source of the Swamp Creek, by that creek to where it empties itself into the Mount Napier Swamp ; and thence by a line due north six miles fifteen chains to the Grange Burn, including the Lawrence and Lady Julia Perey's Islands.

DUNDAS.—

Bounded on the west and north by the Glenelg River upwards from the confluence of the Wannon to its source between the Victoria Range and Grampians, near Mount William ; on the east by the Grampians to its rocky extremity near Mount Abrupt ; thence to Mount Sturgeon and by a line crossing the Wannon River to the north-east corner of the county of Normanby, at the Grange Burn; and on the south by the Grange Burn and the Wannon River to it confluence with the Glenelg.

FOLLETT.—

Bounded on the west by the one hundred and forty-first meridian, being the line dividing the Colony of Victoria from South Australia ; on the south and east by the Glenelg River upwards to its confluence with Power's Creek, and on the north-east and north by Power's Creek to its source ; thence by a line westward to the head of Mosquito Creek, and by that creek to the boundary line.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral Province, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY OF RIPON	Males	68	65	68	50	98	119	117	107	84	48	45	11	13	3	1			3	900
COUNTY OF RIPON	Females	58	62	39	24	34	43	40	23	22	15	7	1	1						369
Total		126	127	107	74	132	162	157	130	106	63	52	12	14	3	1				1,269
COUNTY OF HAMPDEN	Males	59	43	46	31	74	62	73	59	43	27	23	11	3	2			1		557
COUNTY OF HAMPDEN	Females	65	57	26	30	49	28	32	21	14	10	7	2			1				342
Total		124	100	72	61	123	90	105	80	57	37	30	13	3	2	1		1		899
COUNTY OF HEYTESBURY	Males	38	29	6	11	22	17	27	22	20	11	11	3	1	1	1				220
COUNTY OF HEYTESBURY	Females	28	16	14	10	19	14	11	10	3	2	2	1		1					131
Total		66	45	20	21	41	31	38	32	23	13	13	4	1	2	1				351
COUNTY OF VILLIERS	Males	522	380	278	179	289	376	381	292	246	142	116	44	45	16	11	2	1	22	3,342
COUNTY OF VILLIERS	Females	515	389	294	245	327	262	212	154	109	65	30	15	16	8	2	1	1	9	2,654
Total		1,037	769	572	424	616	638	593	446	355	207	146	59	61	24	13	3	2	31	5,996
COUNTY OF NORMANBY	Males	321	252	173	109	159	235	226	183	139	78	44	24	12	6	7	3	1	2	1,974
COUNTY OF NORMANBY	Females	344	263	182	230	279	215	151	119	67	41	19	14	14	5	2	2			1,947
Total		665	515	355	339	438	450	377	302	206	119	63	38	26	11	9	5	1	2	3,921
COUNTY OF DUNDAS	Males	102	97	71	46	72	100	116	67	59	40	40	14	12	4	4			1	845
COUNTY OF DUNDAS	Females	93	88	44	44	52	57	41	36	20	13	7	1	2	1		1			500
Total		195	185	115	90	124	157	157	103	79	53	47	15	14	5	4	1		1	1,345
COUNTY OF FOLLETT	Males	27	23	17	10	25	32	30	14	13	6	9	3	3		1			1	214
COUNTY OF FOLLETT	Females	36	25	16	17	19	24	8	9	7	2	1	1	2						167
Total		63	48	33	27	44	56	38	23	20	8	10	4	5		1			1	381
TOTAL WESTERN PROVINCE	Males	1,137	889	659	436	739	941	970	744	604	352	288	110	89	32	25	5	3	29	8,052
TOTAL WESTERN PROVINCE	Females	1,139	900	615	600	779	643	495	372	242	148	73	35	35	15	5	4	1	9	6,110
GRAND TOTAL		2,276	1,789	1,274	1,036	1,518	1,584	1,465	1,116	846	500	361	145	124	47	30	9	4	38	14,162

5. NORTH-WESTERN PROVINCE.

Boundaries of the Electoral Province.

TALBOT.—

Bounded on the north-west and north by the south-western branch of the Loddon River, from its source near Mount Cole to its confluence with the main stream ; thence by the Loddon River upwards to the confluence of Mount Alexander Creek, by this creek to its source under Mount Alexander ; thence by Mount Alexander Range to the head of Myrtle Creek, and by this creek to its confluence with the Coliban River ; on the east by the Coliban River upwards to its source, being part of the western boundary of the county of Dalhousie ; and on the south by the Great Dividing Range to the source of the south-western branch of the Loddon River near Mount Cole.

DALHOUSIE.—

Bounded on the west by the River Coliban, from its source in the Great Dividing Range to its confluence with the Campaspe River, and by the Campaspe River down to the confluence of Mount Ida Creek ; on the north by Mount Ida Creek to its source near Mount Ida, by the Dividing Range to the source of Sandy Creek, and by the Sandy Creek to the Goulburn River ; on the east by the Goulburn River upwards until it joins the Dabyminga Creek, and by that creek to its source in the Dividing Range ; and on the south by the Great Dividing Range.

WIMMERA.—

Bounded on the east by a line from Mount Cole to the source of the Avoca River ; thence by the Avoca River to Lake Bael Bael ; thence by a line due north to the River Murray ; on the north by the River Murray to the South Australian frontier ; on the west by the south Australian frontier south to Mosquito Creek ; on the south by Mosquito Creek to its head ; thence by a line to the source of Power's Creek ; by Power's Creek to its junction with the Glenelg River ; by this river to its source between the Victoria Range and the Grampians near Mount William ; and by the Dividing Range easterly to Mount Cole.

LODDON.—

Bounded on the south by part of the counties of Dalhousie, Talbot, and Ripon, from the Campaspe River to the source of the Avoca River ; on the west by the Avoca River to Lake Bael Bael, and thence by a line due north to the River Murray ; on the north and north-east by the River Murray ; and on the east by the Campaspe River to the point of commencement.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral Province, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY OF TALBOT	Males	762	533	468	644	2,219	2,450	1,832	1,105	821	439	300	111	63	17	6	2	4	245	12,021
COUNTY OF TALBOT	Females	809	479	305	278	645	613	454	273	171	92	39	14	7	1		1		39	4,220
Total		1,571	1,012	773	922	2,864	3,063	2,286	1,378	992	531	339	125	70	18	6	3	4	284	16244*
COUNTY OF DALHOUSIE	Males	360	327	202	209	587	640	594	424	334	201	158	38	48	20	11	3	1	17	4,174
COUNTY OF DALHOUSIE	Females	384	302	199	151	263	228	193	123	92	36	27	15	11	6		1	1	4	2,036
Total		744	629	401	360	850	868	787	547	426	237	185	53	59	26	11	4	2	21	6212*
WIMMERA DISTRICT	Males	133	84	93	113	229	308	288	211	190	113	96	36	26	8	2	5		27	1,962
WIMMERA DISTRICT	Females	126	121	72	49	72	80	66	51	40	22	12	5	4	2				1	723
Total		259	205	165	162	301	388	354	262	230	135	108	41	30	10	2	5		28	2,685
LODDON DISTRICT	Males	988	626	628	1,097	4,291	4,723	3,407	2,057	1,272	664	432	122	79	25	19	4	2	946	21,382
LODDON DISTRICT	Females	1,044	627	349	395	964	886	587	366	233	108	66	31	13	4	1			69	5,743
Total		2,032	1,253	977	1,492	5,255	5,609	3,994	2,423	1,505	772	498	153	92	29	20	4	2	1,015	27126*
TOTAL NORTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	Males	2,243	1,570	1,391	2,063	7,326	8,121	6,121	3,797	2,617	1,417	986	307	216	70	38	14	7	1,235	39,539
TOTAL NORTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	Females	2,363	1,529	925	873	1,944	1,807	1,300	813	536	258	144	65	35	13	1	2	1	113	12,722
GRAND TOTAL		4,606	3,099	2,316	2,936	9,270	9,928	7,421	4,610	3,153	1,675	1,130	372	251	83	39	16	8	1,348	52267*

[* Six persons included in these totals whose sex has not been specified.]

6. EASTERN PROVINCE.

Boundaries of the Electoral Province.

ANGLESEY.—

Bounded on the west by part of the eastern boundary of the county of Dalhousie, namely, from the River Goulburn upwards from the confluence of Hughes's Creek to the confluence of the Dabyminga Creek ; thence by the Dabyminga Creek upwards to its source in the Great Dividing Range ; on the south by the Great Dividing Range to the main source of the River Goulburn ; on the east by the range dividing the waters of the main source of the River Goulburn and Big Rivers from those of Rubicon and Snod-pon-dock Creek northward to Mount Torbrick ; thence by Jerusalem Creek to its confluence with the River Goulburn ; thence by the River Goulburn downwards to its confluence with the Devil's River ; thence by the Devil's River and its north-west arm to the dividing range between the last named arm and Septimus Creek ; and on the north by that range to the source of Hughes's Creek ; thence by Hughes's Creek down to its confluence with the River Goulburn.

RODNEY.—

Commencing at the confluence of the Rivers Campaspe and Coliban ; thence by a line south-easterly to the Mcivor or Patterson's Creek, above John Hunter Patterson's Sheep Station ; thence by a line north-easterly to the confluence of Hughes's Creek with the River Goulburn, and by that river to the Murray ; thence by the River Murray to its confluence with the River Campaspe, and by the River Campaspe upwards to the confluence of the Rivers Campaspe and Coliban aforesaid.

MURRAY.—

Bounded on the south and west by the counties of Evelyn and Anglesey and the River Goulburn to its Junction with the Murray ; on the north and north-east by the River Murray ; and on the south-east by the Dividing Range (Alps).

GIPPS' LAND.—

Bounded on the south and east by the sea ; on the north by a line running in a westerly direction from Cape Howe to the source of the nearest tributary of the Murray and the Australian Alps ; again, on the west by the Alps and the counties of Evelyn and Mornington.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral Province, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY OF ANGLESEY	Males	37	31	22	26	54	52	38	37	29	17	12	9	5	5	1	1		2	378
COUNTY OF ANGLESEY	Females	47	33	22	18	26	16	22	12	7	7	2	1						2	215
Total		84	64	44	44	80	68	60	49	36	24	14	10	5	5	1	1		4	593
COUNTY OF RODNEY	Males	57	39	41	67	258	225	199	117	95	48	57	11	12	4			1	13	1,244
COUNTY OF RODNEY	Females	52	36	24	17	57	42	25	28	13	9	7	2			1				313
Total		109	75	65	84	315	267	224	145	108	57	64	13	12	4	1		1	13	1,557
MURRAY DISTRICT	Males	300	236	206	254	877	881	687	452	382	261	170	58	42	12	4	2	1	39	4,864
MURRAY DISTRICT	Females	292	235	144	119	188	161	137	98	66	42	19	9	9	2		1		6	1,528
Total		592	471	350	373	1,065	1,042	824	550	448	303	189	67	51	14	4	3	1	45	6,392
GIPPS' LAND	Males	124	133	106	69	124	133	134	120	130	64	54	9	21	9	7	2		6	1,245
GIPPS' LAND	Females	137	119	74	49	48	72	76	54	36	17	15	4	6	1				3	711
Total		261	252	180	118	172	205	210	174	166	81	69	13	27	10	7	2		9	1,956
TOTAL EASTERN PROVINCE	Males	518	439	375	416	1,313	1,291	1,058	726	636	390	293	87	80	30	12	5	2	60	7,731
TOTAL EASTERN PROVINCE	Females	528	423	264	203	319	291	260	192	122	75	43	16	15	3	1	1		11	2,767
GRAND TOTAL		1,046	862	639	619	1,632	1,582	1,318	918	758	465	336	103	95	33	13	6	2	71	10,498

SUMMARY OF VICTORIA (ELECTORAL PROVINCES—LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL)., AGES of PERSONS living in each Electoral Province, distinguishing Males and Females.
ELECTORAL PROVINCES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
1. CENTRAL PROVINCE	Males	4,635	3,689	2,808	2,728	7,110	8,352	6,298	3,950	2,844	1,543	1,039	389	245	98	57	23	16	265	46,089
1. CENTRAL PROVINCE	Females	4,648	3,706	2,927	3,216	5,328	4,321	3,217	2,065	1,394	714	501	223	150	61	30	13	10	145	32,669
Total		9,283	7,395	5,735	5,944	12,438	12,673	9,515	6,015	4,238	2,257	1,540	612	395	159	87	36	26	410	78763*
2. SOUTH PROVINCE	Males	1,637	1,503	1,080	992	1,980	2,138	1,808	1,268	1,038	597	511	171	149	62	27	9	6	86	15,062
2. SOUTH PROVINCE	Females	1,753	1,395	1,012	837	1,261	1,012	888	614	440	244	176	81	61	21	12	3	2	35	9,847
Total		3,390	2,898	2,092	1,829	3,241	3,150	2,696	1,882	1,478	841	687	252	210	83	39	12	8	121	24910*
3. SOUTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	Males	2,702	2,055	1,523	1,556	4,116	4,496	3,536	2,210	1,739	868	645	255	178	68	34	9	22	409	26,421
3. SOUTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	Females	2,596	2,050	1,495	1,465	2,402	1,921	1,496	935	690	362	280	98	89	25	14	3	3	119	16,043
Total		5,298	4,105	3,018	3,021	6,518	6,417	5,032	3,145	2,429	1,230	925	353	267	93	48	12	25	528	42474 *
4. WESTERN PROVINCE	Males	1,137	889	659	436	739	941	970	744	604	352	288	110	89	32	25	5	3	29	8,052
4. WESTERN PROVINCE	Females	1,139	909	615	600	779	643	495	372	242	148	73	35	35	15	5	4	1	9	6,110
Total		2,276	1,789	1,274	1,036	1,518	1,584	1,465	1,116	846	500	361	145	124	47	30	9	4	38	14,162
5. NORTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	Males	2,243	1,570	1,391	2,063	7,326	8,121	6,121	3,797	2,617	1,417	986	307	216	70	38	14	7	1,235	39,539
5. NORTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	Females	2,363	1,529	925	873	1,944	1,807	1,300	813	536	258	144	65	35	13	1	2	1	113	12,722
Total		4,606	3,099	2,316	2,936	9,270	9,928	7,421	4,610	3,153	1,675	1,130	372	251	83	39	16	8	1,348	52267*
6. EASTERN PROVINCE	Males	518	439	375	416	1,313	1,291	1,058	726	636	390	293	87	80	30	12	5	2	60	7,731
6. EASTERN PROVINCE	Females	528	423	264	203	319	291	260	192	122	75	43	16	15	3	1	1		11	2,767
Total		1,046	862	639	619	1,632	1,582	1,318	918	758	465	336	103	95	33	13	6	2	71	10,498
TOTAL ELECTORAL PROVINCES	Males	12,872	10,145	7,836	8,191	22,584	25,339	19,791	12,695	9,478	5,167	3,762	1,319	957	360	193	65	56	2,084	142,894
TOTAL ELECTORAL PROVINCES	Females	13,027	10,003	7,238	7,194	12,033	9,995	7,656	4,991	3,424	1,801	1,217	518	385	138	63	26	17	432	80,158
GRAND TOTAL		25,899	20,148	15,074	15,385	34,617	35,334	27,447	17,686	12,902	6,968	4,979	1,837	1,342	498	256	91	73	2,516	223074*

[* Totals marked with Asterisks have persons added whose sex is not specified—22 in all.]

RETURN OF ELECTORAL DISTRICTS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, ACCORDING TO 17 VICTORIA, SCHEDULE F.

Population Enumerated 26th April, 1854.

1. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MELBOURNE.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Commencing at a point in the Yarra Yarra River due south from the south-western angle of Gisborne-street ; thence to Gisborne-street, and by the western side of that street to Victoria-parade ; thence by the south side of Victoria-parade to the western side of Nicholson-street ; thence by the said western side of Nicholson-street northwards to the boundary line of the corporate limits of Melbourne ; thence by the last-mentioned boundary line bearing west to the Moonee Ponds ; by the said Moonee Ponds downwards to the site of Main's Bridge ; thence by a line bearing south to the Yarra Yarra River ; and on the south by the Yarra Yarra River to the commencing point.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
MELBOURNE PROPER	Males	1,231	971	841	1,071	3,171	3,486	2,490	1,482	1,074	563	385	141	93	32	23	9	6	103	17,172
MELBOURNE PROPER	Females	1,242	1,022	851	1,161	1,935	1,346	939	606	435	220	161	63	54	16	12	8	4	39	10,114
Total		2,473	1,993	1,692	2,232	5,106	4,832	3,429	2,088	1,509	783	546	204	147	48	35	17	10	142	27,286
MELBOURNE NORTH	Males	451	323	243	210	610	689	520	302	222	117	82	37	21	14	7	6	4	11	3,869
MELBOURNE NORTH	Females	415	317	258	278	490	403	283	167	102	60	44	20	8	5	3		2	6	2,861
Total		866	640	501	488	1,100	1,092	803	469	324	177	126	57	29	19	10	6	6	17	6,730
MELBOURNE EAST (part of)	Males	8	5	6	9	16	33	25	10	4	3	4								123
MELBOURNE EAST (part of)	Females	5	4	6	8	11	12	5	3	1	2	1	2	1	1					62
Total		13	9	12	17	27	44	30	13	5	5	5	2	1	1					185
THE GAOL AND COLLINGWOOD STOCKADE	Males	9	13	9	17	74	110	101	80	37	27	25	7	4	1	1				515
THE GAOL AND COLLINGWOOD STOCKADE	Females	23	12	4	4	9	11	20	3	5		2	1							94
Total		32	25	13	21	83	121	121	83	42	27	27	8	4	1	1				609
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT (comprising the Brunswick Quarries, part of Northcote, and scattered population in tents north of the Yarra Yarra)	Males	31	22	20	19	60	76	50	31	32	7	5	3		1					357
	Females	26	23	18	15	32	33	21	16	7	2	3								196
Total		57	45	38	34	92	109	71	47	39	9	8	3		1					553
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MELBOURNE	Males	1,730	1,334	1,119	1,326	3,931	4,394	3,186	1,905	1,369	717	501	188	118	48	31	15	10	114	22,036
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MELBOURNE	Females	1,711	1,378	1,137	1,466	2,477	1,805	1,268	795	550	284	211	86	63	22	15	8	6	45	13,327
GRAND TOTAL		3,441	2,712	2,256	2,792	6,408	6,199	4,454	2,700	1,919	1,001	712	274	181	70	46	23	16	159	35367*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MELBOURNE IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	5,509				13,416				2,775				212
	Females	5,692				6,345				1,131				108
BOTH SEXES		11,201				19,761				3,906				320

[* Four persons added—sex unspecified.]

2. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ST. KILDA.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Bounded on the east by a road bearing north from the south-east angle of portion No. 32, east of Elsternwick, to the Yarra Yarra River ; on the north by the Yarra Yarra River to Prince's Bridge ; on the west by a road bearing south-west to the northern angle of section No. 46 ; thence by Fitz Roystreet, St. Kilda, to the sea coast ; thence by the sea coast and a road bearing east south of Elsternwick to the commencing point.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
PRAHRAN, WINDSOR, AND ST. KILDA without the City Boundary	Males	408	348	254	202	355	418	350	258	201	108	66	28	18	7	4		12	3,037
PRAHRAN, WINDSOR, AND ST. KILDA without the City Boundary	Females	429	341	259	236	363	316	268	193	116	41	40	18	10	11			12	2,653
Total		837	689	513	438	718	734	618	451	317	149	106	46	28	18	4		24	5,690
ST. KILDA within the City Boundary	Males	78	67	43	40	62	76	62	65	31	19	10	7	4		1		7	572
ST. KILDA within the City Boundary	Females	72	66	87	92	109	86	46	46	19	15	7	4	5	1	1		14	670
Total		150	133	130	132	171	162	108	111	50	34	17	11	9	1	2		21	1,242
SOUTH YARRA	Males	33	36	25	25	65	85	45	28	19	17	12	2	2		1			395
SOUTH YARRA	Females	47	31	26	44	48	47	30	15	14	8	7	3	2					322
Total		80	67	51	69	113	132	75	43	33	25	19	5	4		1			717
PAISLEY	Males	12	6	9	5	22	23	11	8	10	4	1		1	1				113
PAISLEY	Females	8	9	5	5	9	7	7	2	2		2							56
Total		20	15	14	10	31	30	18	10	12	4	3		1	1				169
IMMIGRANTS' HOME	Males	26	16	21	12	22	38	31	18	28	13	8	4		1	2	1	1	242
IMMIGRANTS' HOME	Females	20	28	10	8	13	19	19	13	8	5	3				1		1	148
Total		46	44	31	20	35	57	50	31	36	18	11	4		1	3	1	2	390
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ST. KILDA	Males	557	473	352	284	526	640	499	377	289	161	97	41	25	9	8	1	20	4,359
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ST. KILDA	Females	576	475	387	385	542	475	370	269	159	69	59	25	17	12	2		27	3,849
GRAND TOTAL		1,133	948	739	669	1,068	1,115	869	646	448	230	156	66	42	21	10	1	47	8,208
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ST. KILDA IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	1,666				2,042				588				42
	Females	1,823				1,656				312				31
BOTH SEXES		3,489				3,698				900				73

3. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF COLLINGWOOD.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Commencing at the junction of Nicholson-street and Victoria-parade ; thence by the western side of Nicholson-street to the northern boundary of the corporate limits of Melbourne ; thence on the north by the said boundary line bearing east of the Merri Merri Creek ; thence by the Merri Merri Creek to its junction with the Yarra Yarra River ; thence by the Yarra Yarra River to the south-east corner of section No. 63, parish of Jika Jika ; thence by a line west to Victoria-street ; and thence on the south by the northern side of Victoria-street and Victoria-parade to the commencing point.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COLLINGWOOD WEST (Fitz Roy Ward)	Males	531	475	382	298	769	769	595	403	324	166	118	48	31	13	7	1	1	50	4,981
COLLINGWOOD WEST (Fitz Roy Ward)	Females	595	481	388	437	647	483	407	263	210	110	64	40	18	7	4	2	1	33	4,190
Total		1,126	956	770	735	1,416	1,252	1,002	666	534	276	182	88	49	20	11	3	2	83	9172*
COLLINGWOOD EAST AND COLLINGWOOD FLAT	Males	681	530	346	261	543	756	626	389	253	159	81	31	26	9	5	5		10	4,711
COLLINGWOOD EAST AND COLLINGWOOD FLAT	Females	653	487	368	313	592	539	433	268	143	92	72	30	16	9	5	1	2	4	4,027
Total		1,334	1,017	714	574	1,135	1,295	1,059	657	396	251	153	61	42	18	10	6	2	14	8,738
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF COLLINGWOOD	Males	1,212	1,005	728	559	1,312	1,525	1,221	792	577	325	199	79	57	22	12	6	1	60	9,692
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF COLLINGWOOD	Females	1,248	968	756	750	1,239	1,022	840	531	353	202	136	70	34	16	9	3	3	37	8,217
GRAND TOTAL		2,460	1,973	1,484	1,309	2,551	2,547	2,061	1,323	930	527	335	149	91	38	21	9	4	97	17910*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF COLLINGWOOD IN VICENNIAL PERIODS.	Males	3,504				4,850				1,180				97
	Females	3,722				3,632				761				62
BOTH SEXES		7,226				8,482				1,941				159

[*One person added—sex unspecified.]

4. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTH MELBOURNE.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Bounded on the north by the Yarra Yarra River from its junction with the Saltwater River to Prince's Bridge ; on the east by the road bearing south-east to the northern angle of section No. 46, St. Kilda ; thence by Fitz Roy-street to the sea coast ; thence by the sea coast to the Yarra Yarra River ; and by the said river to its junction with the Saltwater River, being the commencing point.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
EMERALD HILL	Males	247	176	124	115	290	381	288	184	124	57	44	13	6	1	4			13	2,067
EMERALD HILL	Females	234	161	121	95	208	226	157	90	72	32	18	6	12	1				4	1,437
Total		481	337	245	210	498	607	445	274	196	89	62	19	18	2	4			17	3,504
SANDRIDGE	Males	71	87	48	78	237	290	205	107	72	48	19	5	6	2		1	1	9	1,286
SANDRIDGE	Females	91	70	58	49	112	94	72	47	27	12	5	1	1					2	641
Total		162	157	106	127	349	384	277	154	99	60	24	6	7	2		1	1	11	1,927
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT (comprising scattered population in tents, &c.)	Males	10	8	4	5	14	19	14	12	9	5	5	1							106
	Females	13	6		2	13	12	11	6	3		2								68
Total		23	14	4	7	27	31	25	18	12	5	7	1							174
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTH MELBOURNE	Males	328	271	176	198	541	690	507	303	205	110	68	19	12	3	4	1	1	22	3,459
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTH MELBOURNE	Females	338	237	179	146	333	332	240	143	102	44	25	7	13	1				6	2,146
GRAND TOTAL		666	508	355	344	874	1,022	747	446	307	154	93	26	25	4	4	1	1	28	5,605
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTH MELBOURNE IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	973				2,041				402				20
	Females	900				1,048				178				14
BOTH SEXES		1,873				3,089				580				34

5. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF RICHMOND.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Commencing at a point on the Yarra Yarra River due south from the south-eastern angle of Gisborne-street ; bounded on the west by a line due north to the said angle ; thence by the east side of Gisborne-street to Victoria-parade ; thence by the southern side of Victoira-parade and Victoria-street and a prolongation of that line to the Yarra Yarra River ; on the east and south by the Yarra Yarra River to the commencing point.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
RICHMOND	Males	529	378	268	194	420	593	487	306	228	147	100	41	23	7	2		2	44	3,769
RICHMOND	Females	481	414	295	314	457	446	315	217	153	87	48	22	16	7	1	2		27	3,302
Total		1,010	792	563	508	877	1,039	802	523	381	234	148	63	39	14	3	2	2	71	7,071
EAST MELBOURNE (part of)	Males	29	26	28	29	57	68	44	25	8	6	10	3	2	1					336
EAST MELBOURNE (part of)	Females	28	19	20	27	42	41	25	15	12	1	5	1	1						237
Total		57	45	48	56	99	109	69	40	20	7	15	4	3	1					573
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF RICHMOND	Males	558	404	296	223	477	661	531	331	236	153	110	44	25	8	2		2	44	4,105
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF RICHMOND	Females	509	433	315	341	499	487	340	232	165	88	53	23	17	7	1	2		27	3,539
GRAND TOTAL		1,067	837	611	564	976	1,148	871	563	401	241	163	67	42	15	3	2	2	71	7,644
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF RICHMOND IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	1,481				2,000				543				35
	Females	1,598				1,558				329				27
BOTH SEXES		3,079				3,558				872				62

6. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WILLIAMSTOWN.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Commencing on the sea coast at the south-east angle of portion A, section 3, parish of Cut-paw-paw ; bounded on the west by a line bearing north to the Stony Creek ; thence by the Stony Creek to the River Yarra Yarra ; by the River Yarra Yarra to the sea ; thence by the sea coast to the commencing point.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
WILLIAMSTOWN NORTH (Newtown)	Males	64	49	30	45	70	90	74	51	39	15	12	5	3					2	549
WILLIAMSTOWN NORTH (Newtown)	Females	72	61	42	30	62	58	43	26	13	5	8	3	2	1				2	428
Total		136	110	72	75	132	148	117	77	52	20	20	8	5	1				4	977
WILLIAMSTOWN SOUTH	Males	94	68	44	41	140	222	171	117	72	36	29	5	3	6		1	1	1	1,051
WILLIAMSTOWN SOUTH	Females	97	72	44	48	99	84	61	29	27	13	3	3	3		1			1	585
Total		191	140	88	89	239	306	232	146	99	49	32	8	6	6	1	1	1	2	1,636
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WILLIAMSTOWN	Males	158	117	74	86	210	312	245	168	111	51	41	10	6	6		1	1	3	1,600
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WILLIAMSTOWN	Females	169	133	86	78	161	142	104	55	40	18	11	6	5	1	1			3	1,013
GRAND TOTAL		327	250	160	164	371	454	349	223	151	69	52	16	11	7	1	1	1	6	2,613
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WILLIAMSTOWN IN VICENNIAL [Illegible]	Males	435				935				213				13
	Females	466				462				75				7
BOTH SEXES		901				1,397				288				20

7. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BRIGHTON.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Commencing on the sea coast at the south-west angle of section 25, parish of Moorabbin ; thence by a line east to the south-east angle of section 55 ; on the east by a line bearing north, being the parish boundary from the said point to the north-east angle of section 63 ; on the north by the road bearing west to the sea coast ; and on the west by the sea coast to the commencing point.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BRIGHTON	Males	191	185	141	100	177	162	140	124	109	67	47	14	15	4	1	1	1	1,479
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BRIGHTON	Females	188	199	124	122	150	110	140	84	58	37	24	7	4	3		1	1	1,252
GRAND TOTAL		379	384	265	222	327	272	280	208	167	104	71	21	19	7	1	2	2	2,731
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BRIGHTON IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	617				603				237				21
	Females	633				484				126				8
BOTH SEXES		1,250				1,087				363				29

8. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GEELONG.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Bounded by a line drawn from the point on the eastern shores of Corio Bay, near Point Henry, at a distance of two miles from the north-east angle of the township of Geelong, as a centre, bearing southerly to a point bearing east from the said angle ; thence by a line south, crossing a small portion of Corio Bay, parallel with and at a distance of two miles from the eastern boundary of the said township, to a point bearing east from the south-east angle of the said township of Geelong ; thence by a line drawn westerly at a distance of two miles from the southern boundary of the said township, crossing the Barwon River and the Waurn chain of ponds to a point two miles west of the south-west angle of the said township ; thence by a line drawn at a distance of two miles from the north-west angle of the township, as a centre, to the western shore of Corio Bay, near Cowie's Creek ; and also to include the remaining portion of the reserve at Point Henry, and the reserve at the junction of the Marrabool with the River Barwon.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
ASHBY	Males	196	173	126	79	179	210	192	111	108	52	38	18	11	5	6		1	20	1,525
ASHBY	Females	208	164	128	108	188	156	137	86	47	34	28	8	8	2	1	1	1	21	1,326
Total		404	337	254	187	367	366	329	197	155	86	66	26	19	7	7	1	2	41	2,851
CHILWELL	Males	141	119	69	52	87	121	116	63	49	36	18	11	8	1	2		2	13	908
CHILWELL	Females	165	122	85	74	123	118	80	59	53	25	15	11	5	1				13	949
Total		306	241	154	126	210	239	196	122	102	61	33	22	13	2	2		2	26	1,857
CORIO OR GEELONG PROPER	Males	518	421	297	272	743	741	670	435	341	153	117	51	42	9	5	2	6	27	4,850
CORIO OR GEELONG PROPER	Females	492	438	345	415	630	432	322	213	134	72	72	27	23	7	5	1		22	3,650
Total		1,010	859	642	687	1,373	1,173	992	648	475	225	189	78	65	16	10	3	6	49	8,500
FYANSFORD (part of)	Males	12	13	9	12	7	17	12	4	10	9	3	1	1					1	111
FYANSFORD (part of)	Females	11	5	6	4	5	6	9	4	4	2	1		3					1	61
Total		23	18	15	16	12	23	21	8	14	11	4	1	4					2	172
GERMANTOWN	Males	30	25	21	11	7	8	15	13	15	10	7	3	2						167
GERMANTOWN	Females	29	25	17	10	12	9	12	13	6	3	5	3	1		1				146
Total		59	50	38	21	19	17	27	26	21	13	12	6	3		1				313

8. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GEELONG.—continued.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
IRISHTOWN	Males	42	25	18	10	16	19	18	11	9	5	8	3	1	2	3				190
IRISHTOWN	Females	23	22	23	10	20	25	17	8	5	5	3	3	2						166
Total		65	47	41	20	36	44	35	19	14	10	11	6	3	2	3				356
KILDARE	Males	31	33	26	16	40	29	35	20	26	18	11	3	3	2	1			2	296
KILDARE	Females	42	35	25	25	29	23	22	21	13	10	3		1					1	250
Total		73	68	51	41	69	52	57	41	39	28	14	3	4	2	1			3	546
LITTLE SCOTLAND	Males	44	29	14	16	38	53	26	25	20	9	7	2	2			1		8	294
LITTLE SCOTLAND	Females	43	24	24	29	46	28	29	9	6	11	3	1	1					3	257
Total		87	53	38	45	84	81	55	34	26	20	10	3	3			1		11	551
NEWTOWN	Males	149	126	71	63	96	115	103	77	56	34	25	11	6	1	3	1	2	15	954
NEWTOWN	Females	140	114	84	94	124	120	80	50	49	19	17	4	9	6	2			10	922
Total		289	240	155	157	220	235	183	127	105	53	42	15	15	7	5	1	2	25	1,876
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT	Males	227	185	125	118	245	245	195	144	101	59	47	18	12	9	3		1	36	1,770
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT	Females	197	146	127	145	212	154	107	81	47	42	27	6	8	1	2			12	1,314
Total		424	331	252	263	457	399	302	225	148	101	74	24	20	10	5		1	48	3,084
TOTAL OF THE DISTRICT	Males	1,390	1,149	776	649	1,458	1,558	1,382	903	735	385	281	121	88	29	23	4	12	122	11,065
TOTAL OF THE DISTRICT	Females	1,350	1,095	864	914	1,389	1,071	815	544	364	223	174	63	61	17	11	2	1	83	9,041
GRAND TOTAL		2,740	2,244	1,640	1,563	2,847	2,629	2,197	1,447	1,099	608	455	184	149	46	34	6	13	205	20115*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GEELONG IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	3,964				5,301				1,522				144
	Females	4,223				3,819				824				91
BOTH SEXES		8,187				9,120				2,346				235

[* Nine persons added whose sex has not been specified.]

9. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PORTLAND.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Commencing at a point on the beach bearing east eight chains from the north angle of allotment No. 31 of Northern Suburbans, and bounded on the north by a line bearing west sixty-five chains ; on the west by a line bearing south two hundred and thirty-three chains thirty-four links ; on the south by a line bearing east to the sea coast ; and by the sea coast northerly to the point of commencement.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PORTLAND	Males	195	146	103	53	76	144	127	86	70	45	15	11	5	4	3	3	1	2	1,089
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PORTLAND	Females	207	164	112	170	183	142	89	69	46	26	10	6	6	4	1	1			1,236
Total		402	310	215	223	259	286	216	155	116	71	25	17	11	8	4	4	1	2	2,325
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PORTLAND IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	497				433				141				15
	Females	653				483				88				12
BOTH SEXES		1,150				916				229				27

10. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BELFAST.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Commencing at a point on the sea coast bearing south 7 degrees 30 minutes west, sixteen chains twenty-five links from the south-west angle of section No. 15, township of Belfast, and bounded on the west by a line bearing north sixty-two chains ; on the north by a line bearing east forty-five chains twenty-five links ; again on the west by a line bearing north three chains seventy-five links to the River Moyne ; by that river to its mouth ; and by the sea coast to the point of commencement ; also that portion commencing at the south-west angle of section A, parish of Belfast, and bounded on the north-east by a line bearing north-west fifteen chains to the Moyne Saltwater Lagoon ; by that Lagoon and the River Moyne to its mouth ; and by the sea coast northerly to the last-mentioned point of commencement.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BELFAST	Males	118	83	64	21	50	80	84	57	36	25	20	9	6	1	2	1	1	658
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BELFAST	Females	128	92	82	56	99	64	52	40	26	20	6	5	6	4	1			681
GRAND TOTAL		246	175	146	77	149	144	136	97	62	45	26	14	12	5	3	1	1	1,339
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BELFAST IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	286				271				90				10
	Females	358				255				57				11
BOTH SEXES		644				526				147				21

11. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WARRNAMBOOL.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Commencing at a point on the River Hopkins, being the south-western angle of section 1, parish of Wangoon, and bounded on the east by a line bearing north twenty chains ; on the north by a line bearing west to the Merri River ; on the west and south-west by the Merri River to its mouth ; on the south by the sea coast of Warrnambool Bay, from the mouth of the said river to that of the River Hopkins, and thence to the point of commencement.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WARRNAMBOOL	Males	84	67	39	27	45	55	62	41	40	19	12	7	4	1	503
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WARRNAMBOOL	Females	76	60	51	54	44	48	39	26	22	9	7	3	1		440
GRAND TOTAL		160	127	90	81	89	103	101	67	62	28	19	10	5	1	943
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WARRNAMBOOL IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	217				203				78				5
	Females	241				157				41				1
BOTH SEXES		458				360				119				6

12. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF COLAC.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Commencing at the south-west angle of section 17, in the parish of Nalangil ; bounded on the west by a line north to the north-west angle of section 17, in the parish of Warrion ; on the north by a line east from the last-mentioned point to the north-east angle of section 9, in the parish of Irrewarra ; on the east by a line south from that point to the south-east angle of section 2, in the parish of Elliminyt ; and on the south by a line west from that angle to the point of commencement.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COLAC TOWNSHIP	Males	60	50	31	16	28	43	42	29	28	9	15	5	4	1	361
COLAC TOWNSHIP	Females	68	45	30	25	34	36	30	20	9	3	7	3	1		311
Total		128	95	61	41	62	79	72	49	37	12	22	8	5	1	672
ELLIMINYT, IRREWARRA, NALANGIL, AND WARRION PARISHES (parts of)	Males	7		6	3	8	6	7	11	6	2		1		1	58
	Females	5	6	4	3	5	1	7	2			2				35
Total		12	6	10	6	13	7	14	13	6	2	2	1		1	93
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF COLAC	Males	67	50	37	19	36	49	49	40	34	11	15	6	4	2	419
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF COLAC	Females	73	51	34	28	39	37	37	22	9	3	9	3	1		346
GRAND TOTAL		140	101	71	47	75	86	86	62	43	14	24	9	5	2	765
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF COLAC IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	173				174				66				6
	Females	186				135				24				1
BOTH SEXES		359				309				90				7

13. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KILMORE.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Commencing at a point on the eastern branch of the Korkarruc Creek two miles fifty-five chains south of its junction with the main stream, and bounded on the north by a line east from the said point to Dry Creek ; on the east by the western branch of the Dry Creek to its source ; thence by a line south to the boundary of the county of Bourke ; on the south by the said boundary to the source of the eastern branch of the aforesaid Korkarruc Creek, and on the west by that eastern branch to the commencing point.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
KILMORE TOWNSHIP	Males	100	90	54	37	88	118	119	92	55	36	29	10	6	1	3	1	1	6	846
KILMORE TOWNSHIP	Females	114	85	59	42	78	65	51	31	28	8	6	8	3	1			1		580
Total		214	175	113	79	166	183	170	123	83	44	35	18	9	2	3	1	2	6	1,426
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT	Males	58	57	24	32	58	53	71	45	55	21	22	8	10	4	1			2	521
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT	Females	67	51	40	24	34	31	29	12	17	5	6	1		2				1	320
Total		125	108	64	56	92	84	100	57	72	26	28	9	10	6	1			3	841
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KILMORE	Males	158	147	78	69	146	171	190	137	110	57	51	18	16	5	4	1	1	8	1,367
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KILMORE	Females	181	136	99	66	112	96	80	43	45	13	12	9	3	3			1	1	900
GRAND TOTAL		339	283	177	135	258	267	270	180	155	70	63	27	19	8	4	1	2	9	2,267
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KILMORE IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	452				644				236				26
	Females	482				331				79				6
BOTH SEXES		934				975				315				32

14. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE KYNETON BOROUGHS.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

KYNETON, CARLSRUHE, AND PART OF MALMESBURY.—

Commencing at the south-east angle of section B 3, east of Carlsruhe ; thence north three miles forty chains ; thence west four miles ; thence north three miles ; thence west four miles ; thence north two miles ; thence west two miles fifty-five chains to the River Coliban ; by that river to the southern boundary of the parish of Lauriston ; by that boundary to the River Campaspe, and thence to the south-western angle of section 2 ; and by the southern boundary of the parish of Carlsruhe to the point of commencement.

WOODEND.—

Commencing at the south-western angle of section 1 A. south of Carlsruhe ; bounded on the north by the southern boundary of the said section and of section B2, B3, to the south-eastern angle of the said section B3, east of Carlsruhe ; on the east by a line south to the northern boundary of section 72, parish of Woodend ; thence east to the north-east angle of the said section 72 ; thence on the east by a road south to the south-eastern angle of section 22, parish of Woodend ; thence south eighty chains, crossing the Five Mile Creek ; thence west eighty chains ; thence north to the Five Mile Creek ; and on the south-west and west by the Five Mile Creek and River Campaspe to the commencing point.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
KYNETON	Males	61	63	45	34	104	105	89	72	62	34	20	6	11	5	1		1	713
KYNETON	Females	83	76	53	35	49	44	44	26	21	11	5	2	3	1			2	455
Total		144	139	98	69	153	149	133	98	83	45	25	8	14	6	1		3	1,168
CARLSRUHE	Males	20	20	13	15	41	40	44	34	15	17	10	3	4	1	2		1	280
CARLSRUHE	Females	23	10	11	11	16	11	12	7	2	3	2	3	4	1				116
Total		43	30	24	26	57	51	56	41	17	20	12	6	8	2	2		1	396
MALMESBURY (part of)	Males	7	6	2	5	19	17	9	9	10	2	1		2			1		90
MALMESBURY (part of)	Females	3	5	4	3	7	2	3	3	1									31
Total		10	11	6	8	26	19	12	12	11	2	1		2			1		121
WOODEND	Males	6	6	5	16	24	34	25	11	8	5	4		1	2				147
WOODEND	Females	7	6	4	6	9	11	3	1	1	2	2							52
Total		13	12	9	22	33	45	28	12	9	7	6		1	2				199
EDGECOMBE	Males	11	12	5	8	13	22	27	13	7	5	5	1	3	2				134
EDGECOMBE	Females	12	15	3	3	8	10	4	2	1	2	1							61
Total		23	27	8	11	21	32	31	15	8	7	6	1	3	2				196*
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT	Males	5	4	7	11	26	25	28	21	30	7	20		1	2	1		2	190
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT	Females	9	6	1		6	6	3	8	2	2			1				1	45
Total		14	10	8	11	32	31	31	29	32	9	20		2	2	1		3	236*
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KYNETON BOROUGHS	Males	116	111	77	89	227	243	222	160	132	70	60	10	22	12	4	1	4	1,554
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KYNETON BOROUGHS	Females	137	118	76	58	95	84	69	47	28	20	10	5	8	2			3	760
GRAND TOTAL		247	229	153	147	322	327	291	207	160	90	70	15	30	14	4	1	7	2316*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE KYNETON BOROUGHS IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	387				852				272				39
	Females	389				295				63				10
BOTH SEXES		776				1,147				335				49

[* Two persons added—sex unspecified.]

15. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE MURRAY BOROUGHS.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

WOODONGA.—

Commencing at a point on the Woodonga Creek, being the north-east angle of suburban section A ; thence on the east by a line bearing south fifteen chains fifty links ; thence west by a line forty chains ; thence south twenty-one chains twenty links ; thence west one hundred and seventeen chains thirty links ; thence north sixty chains ; thence east seventy chains to the Woodonga Creek, and by the left bank of the said creek to the commencing point.

WANGARATTA.—

Commencing at a point on the left bank of the River Ovens one hundred and twenty chains north-west of its junction with the River King, from that point south three hundred and sixty chains ; thence east four hundred and forty chains ; thence north three hundred and sixty chains, crossing Reedy Creek ; and thence west four hundred and forty chains, again crossing Reedy Creek and the River Ovens to the commencing point.

BENALLA.—

Commencing at a point on the north-east tributary of the Broken River, being the south-east angle of suburban allotment 4, section 8 ; thence by a line north to the north-east angle of suburban allotment 5, section 4 ; thence west to the north-west angle of suburban allotment 1, section 1 ; thence south-west by a line fifty chains to the north-west angle of suburban allotment 1, section 16 ; thence south to the south-west angle of suburban allotment 5, section 12 ; thence east to the south-east angle of suburban allotment 4, section 9 ; thence by the Broken River and its tributary aforesaid to the commencing point.

EUROA.—

Commencing five chains south of a point on the Seven Creeks, being the south-east angle of suburban section 6 ; thence by a line west one hundred and ninety chains ; thence north two hundred and seventy-four chains fifty links to the north-west angle of suburban section A 3 ; thence by the northern boundary of the said section to the Seven Creeks ; thence by the said Seven Creeks to the north-west angle of suburban section B 2 ; thence east to the north-east angle of suburban section E 1 ; thence by a line south until it strikes the northern boundary of suburban section C 1 where the said boundary crosses the Seven Creeks ; thence east to the north-east angle of the said section ; thence by the eastern boundaries of suburban section C and D and the Seven Creeks to the commencing point.

AVENEL.—

Commencing at a point on Hughes's Creek, being the south-east angle of suburban portion E 6 ; thence west one hundred and eighteen chains ; thence north one hundred and fifty-five chains forty links, crossing Hughe's Creek ; thence east one hundred and thirty-four chains sixty links ; thence south one hundred and thirty-four chains forty links ; thence west to Hughe's Creek, and by the said creek to the commencing point.

SEYMOUR.—

Commencing at a point on Whitehead's Creek, being on the north-eastern boundary of the township of Seymour ; thence east two hundred chains ; thence south one hundred and sixty chains ; thence east one hundred and twenty chains ; thence south two hundred chains ; thence east one hundred and thirty chains to a point on the River Goulburn ; by the course of the said river to another point eighty chains eastward of the first-mentioned point on the said river ; thence north three hundred and forty-four chains, crossing Whitehead's Creek ; thence west one hundred and thirty chains, re-crossing Whitehead's Creek to the commencing point.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
WOODONGA	Males	2	3	1	1	2	2	6	4	1	2	2	2		1	1			30
WOODONGA	Females	1		1	1						1								4
Total		3	3	2	2	2	2	6	4	1	3	2	2		1	1			34
WANGARATTA	Males	31	30	20	12	41	61	30	29	25	22	10	6	3			1	13	334
WANGARATTA	Females	34	26	21	15	14	16	19	9	8	3	1	3						169
Total		65	56	41	27	65	77	49	38	33	25	11	9	3			1	13	503
BENALLA	Males	26	15	7	9	21	35	21	15	12	3	6	3	2	1		1		177
BENALLA	Females	20	22	14	6	17	10	12	7	3	3	2	2	1	1				120
Total		46	37	21	15	38	45	33	22	16	6	8	5	3	2		1		297
EUROA	Males	9	10		3	4	10	17	7	4	5	2	1	1					73
EUROA	Females	10	9	6	4	4	5	5	4	3				1					51
Total		19	19	6	7	8	15	22	11	7	5	2	1	2					124
AVENEL (County Anglesey and Murray District)	Males	7	4	3	2	3	8	5	5	2	4	2	2	2					49
AVENEL (County Anglesey and Murray District)	Females	6	7	3	2	3	7	3	3		1			1			1		37
Total		13	11	6	4	6	15	8	8	2	5	3	2	3			1		86
SEYMOUR (County Anglesey)	Males	7	3	4	3	19	19	13	7	5	3	2	2		1				93
SEYMOUR (County Anglesey)	Females	9	4	7	5	6	3	5	3	2	1								45
Total		16	7	11	13	25	22	18	10	7	4	2	2		1				138
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE MURRAY BOROUGHS	Males	82	65	35	35	90	135	92	67	49	39	24	16	8	3	1	2	13	756
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE MURRAY BOROUGHS	Females	80	62	52	33	44	41	44	26	16	9	3	5	3	1		1		426
GRAND TOTAL		[Illegible]	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	1	3	13	1,182
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE MURRAY BOROUGHS IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	217				384				128				14
	Females	233				155				33				5
BOTH SEXES		450				539				161				19

16. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ALBERTON.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Commencing at the mouth of the Worrigall Creek, on the Ninety Mile Beach ; bounded on the north by a line west seventeen miles to the eastern branch of the River Tarra ; thence on the south-west by a line in a south-westerly direction to the mouth of the Little River in Corner Inlet ; and on the south and south-east by the sea coast (including Snake Island) to the commencing point.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	75 and under 80.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
ALBERTON	Males	13	12	6	3	6	9	11	9	9	3	6		1			88
ALBERTON	Females	12	6	9	7	4	6	9	6		2	2					63
Total		25	18	15	10	10	15	20	15	9	5	8		1			151
PORT ALBERT	Males	10	6	5	2	4	11	7	9	7	7	3			1		72
PORT ALBERT	Females	7	13	5	2	3	8	5	5	4	2						54
Total		17	19	10	4	7	19	12	14	11	9	3			1		126
TARA TARA PARISH (including Taraville)	Males	25	30	17	7	11	17	17	24	22	4	9		5		1	189
TARA TARA PARISH (including Taraville)	Females	34	23	17	5	12	13	14	15	10	4	4	1	1			153
Total		59	53	34	12	23	30	31	39	32	8	13	1	6		1	342
WARAWGA PARISH	Males	8	8	7	2	4	2	3	2	4	1	1					42
WARAWGA PARISH	Females	2	4	1	3	2	1	4		1				1			19
Total		10	12	8	5	6	3	7	2	5	1	1		1			61
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT	Males	3	8	1	5	16	13	11	9	5	3	1		2	1		78
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT	Females	2	1	3	4	3	4	2	1			2					22
Total		5	9	4	9	19	17	13	10	5	3	3		2	1		100
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ALBERTON	Males	59	64	39	16	41	52	49	53	47	18	20		8	2	1	469
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ALBERTON	Females	57	47	35	21	24	32	34	27	15	8	8	1	2			311
GRAND TOTAL		116	111	74	37	65	84	83	80	62	20	28	1	10	2	1	780
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ALBERTON IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	178				195				85				11
	Females	160				117				32				2
BOTH SEXES		338				312				117				13

17. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE CASTLEMAINE BOROUGHS.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

CASTLEMAINE.—

Commencing at a point one chain fifty links north from the north-west angle of section 39, township of Castlemaine ; bounded by lines bearing east thirty-eight chains ; south one hundred and sixty chains ; west eighty chains ; north one hundred and sixty chains ; and east forty-two chains to the commencing point.

ELPHINSTONE.—

Commencing at the south-western corner of portion 3, section 1, north of Elphinstone ; bounded on the west by a line south eighty chains ; on the south by a line east eighty chains ; on the east by a line north eighty chains to the south-western angle of portion 18, section 1 ; and on the north by a line west, crossing the main road to Sandhurst to the commencing point.

MUCKLEFORD.—

Commencing at the south-eastern angle of allotment 50, section 7 ; thence north two hundred chains ; thence west two hundred chains ; thence south two hundred and forty chains ; thence east two hundred chains ; thence north to the commencing point.

HARCOURT.—

Commencing at the south-western angle of portion 27, section 4 ; bounded on the east by a line north to the north-western angle of portion 27, section 3 ; on the north by a line west to the main road to Sandhurst ; on the west by a line south crossing Barker's Creek one hundred and sixty chains ; and on the south by a line east eighty chains to the commencing point.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
CASTLEMAINE	Males	99	71	61	88	221	259	186	109	81	53	34	11	7	1		35	1,316
CASTLEMAINE	Females	100	49	37	41	81	81	55	41	21	14	6	2	2		1	7	538
Total		199	120	98	129	302	340	241	150	102	67	40	13	9	1	1	42	1,854
ELPHINSTONE	Males	14	9	6	14	58	35	22	23	13	9	9	1	2			1	216
ELPHINSTONE	Females	8	10	6	6	19	10	7	4	4	2			1				77
Total		22	19	12	20	77	45	29	27	17	11	9	1	3			1	293
MUCKLEFORD	Males	10	5	4	10	17	25	14	5	5	7		2					104
MUCKLEFORD	Females	13		5	1	7	14	2	4	1	2							49
Total		23	5	9	11	24	39	16	9	6	9		2					153
HAECOURT	Males	5	1	2	4	15	29	22	7	7	7	5	1		1		1	107
HAECOURT	Females	9	2	2	2	7	2	3	2	2	1						1	33
Total		14	3	4	6	32	31	25	9	9	8	5	1		1		2	140
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE CASTLEMAINS BOROUGHS	Males	120	36	73	116	348	244	264	144	106	76	46	15	9	2		37	1,743
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE CASTLEMAINS BOROUGHS	Females	130	61	50	50	114	107	67	51	26	19	3	2	3		1	8	697
GRAND TOTAL		258	147	123	166	425	455	311	195	134	95	54	17	12	2	1	45	2,440
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE CASTLEMAINS BOROUGHS IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	403				1,047				245				11
	Females	291				339				55				4
BOTH SEXES		604				1,386				360				15

18. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE SANDHURST BOROUGHS.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

SANDHURST.—

Commencing at a point on the Bendigo Creek forty chains south of the junction of Ash-street and High-street ; thence east one mile and a half ; thence north four miles ;* thence west two and a half miles, crossing the Bendigo Creek ; thence south four miles ; thence east to the point of commencement.

LOCKWOOD.—

Commencing at the south-western angle of suburban allotment 23, section 1 ; bounded on the east by a line northwards from that point to the south-eastern angle of portion 44, section 4 ; on the north by a line bearing west to the south-western angle of allotment No. 1, section 4 ; on the west by a line bearing south to a point due west from the commencing point ; and on the south by a line east to the south-west angle of suburban allotment No. 23, section 1, being the commencing point aforesaid.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
SANDHURST TOWN AND BOROUGH	Males	270	177	189	339	1,190	1,304	933	545	336	180	116	33	16	10	6	2	2	82	5,730
SANDHURST TOWN AND BOROUGH	Females	282	166	112	117	283	266	171	99	63	36	15	7	2	1	1			11	1,632
Total		552	343	301	456	1,473	1,570	1,104	644	399	216	131	40	18	11	7	2	2	93	7,362
LOCKWOOD	Males	5	3	4	4	7	10	9	7	3	6	3		1						62
LOCKWOOD	Females	5	2	3	1	3	4	4	2	4										28
Total		10	5	7	5	10	14	13	9	7	6	3		1						90
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE SANDHURST BOROUGHS	Males	275	180	193	343	1,197	1,314	942	552	339	186	119	33	17	10	6	2	2	82	5,792
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE SANDHURST BOROUGHS	Females	287	168	115	118	286	270	175	101	67	36	15	7	2	1	1			11	1,660
GRAND TOTAL		562	348	308	461	1,483	1,584	1,117	653	406	222	134	40	19	11	7	2	2	93	7,452
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE SANDHURST BOROUGHS IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	991				4,005				677				35
	Females	688				832				125				4
BOTH SEXES		1,679				4,837				802				39

19. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NORTH GRANT.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Bounded on the north by the Great Dividing Range, extending from the source of the Yarrowee River to that of the River Werribee ; on the east by the River Werribee aforesaid to the western boundary of the Village Reserve of Ballan ; thence by a line south-westerly to the source of Williamson's Creek ; and by that creek and the said River Yarrowee to its source in the Great Dividing Range aforesaid.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NORTH GRANT.	Males	299	219	177	253	916	1,059	682	415	302	119	88	31	18	6	4	2	5	110	4,705
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NORTH GRANT.	Females	287	232	136	101	257	260	180	116	70	32	26	8	1	3			1	12	1,722
GRAND TOTAL		586	451	313	354	1,173	1,319	862	531	372	151	114	39	19	9	4	2	6	122	6,427
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NORTH GRANT IN VICENNIAL PERIODS.	Males	948				3,072				540				30
	Females	756				813				136				4
BOTH SEXES		1,704				3,885				676				34

[* The words in italics are not in the original, but are inserted now, as the omission is evidently a typographical error.]

20. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NORTH GRENVILLE.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Bounded on the north by part of the Great Dividing Range from the source of the River Yarrowee to the source of Burrumbeet Creek ; thence by that creek and the southern shores of Burrumbeet Lake to the point where Bailie's Creek leaves the lake ; by Ballie's Creek to its confluence with Emu Creek ; thence by Emu Creek down to the point north of the source of Gnarkeet Ponds ; on the west by a line southwards from the last-mentioned point ; and by the Gnarkeet Ponds to where they are crossed by the main road to Geelong ; on the south by that road to the River Yarrowee ; and on the east by the River Yarrowee to its source.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NORTH GRENVILLE (comprising the Town and part of the Diggings of Ballaarat, the Parish of Mindie, the Wardy Yallock Diggings, and Pastoral Districts)	Males	433	239	207	351	1,264	1,313	979	501	364	179	129	47	18	7	2	1	2	150	6,186
	Females	383	250	155	185	384	297	207	107	116	41	22	8	7	3				16	2,181
GRAND TOTAL		816	489	362	536	1,648	1,610	1,186	608	480	220	151	55	25	10	2	1	2	166	8368*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NORTH GRENVILLE IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	1,230				4,057				719				28
	Females	973				995				187				10
BOTH SEXES		2,203				5,052				906				38

[* One person added—sex unspecified.]

21. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE OVENS.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Commencing at the junction of Whorouly Creek with the River Ovens ; bounded on the west by a line bearing north twenty miles ; thence on the north by a line bearing east of the Little River ; on the east by the Little River to its source in the Dividing Range ; thence by the Dividing Range and a line south to a point on the Ovens River nine miles above its junction with the River Buckland ; on the south by a line from the last-mentioned point to the source of the River Buckland ; thence by the Dividing Range to the source of the River Buffalo ; and again on the south and west by that river and the Ovens to the commencing point.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
BEECHWORTH AND SPRING CREEK DIGGINGS	Males	43	46	46	45	205	157	143	75	83	77	35	12	2	5	1		975
BEECHWORTH AND SPRING CREEK DIGGINGS	Females	63	45	25	24	34	31	24	24	16	10	4						300
Total		106	91	71	69	239	188	167	99	99	87	39	12	2	5	1		1,275
BUCKLAND DIGGINGS	Males	12	8	11	16	99	104	79	47	40	13	13	2	6	1		10	461
BUCKLAND DIGGINGS	Females	13	7	6	7	6	4	10	7	2		1		1				64
Total		25	15	17	23	105	108	89	54	42	13	14	2	7	1		10	525
REID'S CREEK DIGGINGS	Males	12	8	6	24	86	91	58	26	23	10	13	2	3				362
REID'S CREEK DIGGINGS	Females	10	4	5	5	12	8	5	3	3	5	2						62
Total		22	12	11	29	98	99	63	29	26	15	15	2	3				424
SNAKE VALLEY DIGGINGS	Males	18	18	13	39	133	123	90	50	41	16	7	4	5	2		6	565
SNAKE VALLEY DIGGINGS	Females	16	13	4	6	15	20	4	7	2	1		1				1	90
Total		34	31	17	45	148	143	94	57	43	17	7	5	5	2		7	655

21. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE OVENS—continued.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
YACKANDANDA DIGGINGS	Males	14	7	8	15	98	98	56	37	19	14	10	1		1		5	383
YACKANDANDA DIGGINGS	Females	11	17	3	4	16	4	4	8	3		2	1				4	77
Total		25	24	11	19	114	102	60	45	22	14	12	2		1		9	460
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT (pastoral)	Males	8	11	8	3	11	15	17	4	7	8	4	2					98
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT (pastoral)	Females	6	3	6	2	3	3	5	1	1	2							32
Total		14	14	14	5	14	18	22	5	8	10	4	2					130
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE OVENS	Males	107	98	92	142	632	588	443	239	213	138	82	23	16	9	1	21	2,844
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE OVENS	Females	119	89	49	48	86	70	52	50	27	18	9	2	1			5	625
GRAND TOTAL		226	187	141	190	718	658	495	289	240	156	91	25	17	9	1	26	3,469
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE OVENS IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	439				1,902				456				26
	Females	305				258				56				1
BOTH SEXES		744				2,160				512				27

22. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF RODNEY.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Commencing at the confluence of the Rivers Campaspe and Coliban ; thence by a line south-westerly to the source of the McIvor, or Patterson's Creek ; thence by a line north-easterly to the confluence of Hughes's Creek with the River Goulburn ; and by the Rivers Goulburn, Murray, and Campaspe to the confluence of the Rivers Campaspe and Coliban aforesaid.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY OF RODNEY	Males	57	39	41	67	258	225	199	117	95	48	57	11	12	4		1	13	1,244
COUNTY OF RODNEY	Females	52	36	24	17	57	42	25	28	13	9	7	2			1			313
Total		109	75	65	84	315	267	224	145	108	57	64	13	12	4	1	1	13	1,557
HEATHCOTE (sub-district—County of Dalhousie)	Males	63	46	32	30	131	137	120	73	65	58	33	3	3	2				796
HEATHCOTE (sub-district—County of Dalhousie)	Females	42	30	15	17	37	31	30	25	12	2	3							244
Total		105	76	47	47	158	168	150	98	77	60	36	3	3	2				1,040
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF RODNEY	Males	120	85	73	97	389	362	319	190	160	106	90	14	15	6		1	13	2,040
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF RODNEY	Females	94	66	39	34	94	73	55	53	25	11	10	2			1			557
GRAND TOTAL		214	151	112	131	483	435	374	243	185	117	100	16	15	6	1	1	13	2,597
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF RODNEY IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	375				1,260				370				21
	Females	233				275				48				1
BOTH SEXES		608				1,535				418				22

23. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE LODDON.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Bounded on the west by the River Avoca from its source in the Great Dividing Range to its entrance to Lake Bael Bael ; thence by a line northward to the River Murray ; on the north by the River Murray ; on the east by the River Campaspe to its junction with the Coliban ; and on the south by the northern boundary of the counties of Dalhousie and Talbot to the commencing point, excepting the country comprised in the Electoral Districts of the Castlemaine Boroughs and of the Sandhurst Boroughs.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
AVOCA DIGGINGS	Males	110	63	76	108	422	461	338	224	130	69	41	9	5	1	3		23	2,083
AVOCA DIGGINGS	Females	104	60	37	28	87	57	53	23	27	7	7	1	1	1			1	494
Total		214	123	113	136	509	518	391	247	157	76	48	10	6	2	3		24	2,577
BENDIGO DIGGINGS (without the Borough of Sandhurst)	Males	290	169	146	309	1,218	1,332	1,028	630	336	161	125	39	24	6	6	1	662	6,482
BENDIGO DIGGINGS (without the Borough of Sandhurst)	Females	305	195	82	128	262	259	157	104	68	27	24	10	4	1			10	1,636
Total		595	364	228	437	1,480	1,591	1,185	734	404	188	149	49	28	7	6	1	672	8119*
KERANG DIGGINGS	Males	7	5	4	25	130	117	96	60	30	14	5	2	1	1			4	501
KERANG DIGGINGS	Females	17	3	3	1	17	8	6	5	2	1	1						1	65
Total		24	8	7	26	147	125	102	65	32	15	6	2	1	1			5	566
KINGOWER DIGGINGS	Males	17	12	17	15	67	106	60	48	25	16	15	5	2	1			17	423
KINGOWER DIGGINGS	Females	24	11	7	7	20	26	15	5	3	6	2	1					6	133
Total		41	23	24	22	87	132	75	53	28	22	17	6	2	1			23	556
MOUNT ALEXANDER DIGGINGS (without the County of Talbot)	Males	95	49	55	60	276	292	166	120	84	34	29	12	1	1			50	1,324
MOUNT ALEXANDER DIGGINGS (without the County of Talbot)	Females	98	56	29	32	36	65	52	25	19	8	3	5	2				20	500
Total		193	105	84	92	362	357	218	145	103	42	32	17	3	1			70	1,824
TARRENGOWER DIGGINGS	Males	152	121	114	195	896	974	699	354	261	143	86	12	26	3	3	1	103	4,143
TARRENGOWER DIGGINGS	Females	179	113	58	71	188	170	116	84	41	17	11	7	2				20	1,077
Total		331	234	172	266	1,084	1,144	815	438	302	160	97	19	28	3	3	1	123	5,220
PASTORAL DISTRICTS	Males	32	22	19	32	68	102	64	64	62	34	12	8	3	2	1		5	530
PASTORAL DISTRICTS	Females	17	21	13	9	11	17	11	15	5	4	3		2	1				129
Total		49	43	32	41	79	119	75	79	67	38	15	8	5	3	1		5	659
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE LODDON	Males	703	441	431	744	3,077	3,384	2,451	1,500	928	471	313	87	62	15	13	2	864	15,486
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE LODDON	Females	744	459	229	276	671	602	410	261	165	70	51	24	11	3			58	4,034
GRAND TOTAL		1,447	900	660	1,020	3,748	3,986	2,861	1,761	1,093	541	364	111	73	18	13	2	922	19521*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE LODDON IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	2,319				10,412				1,799				22
	Females	1,708				1,944				310				14
BOTH SEXES		4,027				12,356				2,109				106

[* One person added—sex unspecified.]

24. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF TALBOT.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Bounded on the north-west and north by the south-western branch of the River Loddon, from its source near Mount Cole to its confluence with the main stream ; thence by the River Loddon upwards to its confluence with Mount Alexander Creek, by this creek to its source under Mount Alexander ; thence by the Mount Alexander Range to the head of Myrtle Creek, and by this Creek to its confluence with the River Coliban ; on the east by the River Coliban to its source, being part of the western boundary of the county of Dalhousie ; on the south by the Great Dividing Range to the source of the south-western branch of the River Loddon, near Mount Cole, excepting the country included in the Electoral District of the Castlemaine Boroughs.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
MOUNT ALEXANDER GOLD FIELDS (exclusive of those in the Loddon District and Castlemaine)	Males	404	286	252	305	1,072	1,165	900	550	446	201	131	58	30	8	3	1	2	64	5,878
	Females	433	276	148	153	346	344	247	155	84	44	21	5	4	1				17	2,278
Total		837	562	400	458	1,418	1,509	1,147	705	530	245	152	63	34	9	3	1	2	81	8159*
CRESWICK'S CREEK AND PART OF BALLAARAT GOLD FIELDS	Males	131	83	63	134	604	616	437	232	149	87	53	17	13	3	2		2	133	2,759
CRESWICK'S CREEK AND PART OF BALLAARAT GOLD FIELDS	Females	119	66	48	33	106	112	79	35	26	17	5	3						11	660
Total		250	149	111	167	710	728	516	267	175	104	58	20	13	3	2		2	144	3,419
HEPBURN AND MOUNT FRANKLIN GOLD FIELDS	Males	41	27	25	46	140	186	136	90	57	30	32	10	3	3	1	1		2	830
HEPBURN AND MOUNT FRANKLIN GOLD FIELDS	Females	46	13	21	14	30	27	18	11	9	4	2	3							198
Total		87	40	46	60	170	213	154	101	66	34	34	13	3	3	1	1		2	1,028
AMHERST AND DAISY HILL GOLD FIELDS	Males	17	15	18	16	3	59	41	30	17	16	3	3	2					2	278
AMHERST AND DAISY HILL GOLD FIELDS	Females	19	22	13	7	5	9	15	10	6	2	3							2	123
Total		36	37	31	23	34	68	56	40	23	18	6	3	2					4	401
CARISBROOK TOWNSHIP	Males	4	4	7	6	9	10	13	4	4	4			1						66
CARISBROOK TOWNSHIP	Females	12	5	2	2	4	2	3	3	2	1		1							37
Total		16	9	9	8	13	12	16	7	6	5		1	1						103
EDGECOMBE PARISH (part of)	Males	10	8	3	8	11	24	15	11	10	5	13		2						120
EDGECOMBE PARISH (part of)	Females	9	7	6	3	7	1	7	3	5		1								49
Total		19	15	9	11	18	25	22	14	15	5	14		2						169
LEXTON TOWN AND SUBURBS	Males	23	19	16	13	20	37	29	17	25	14	13	4	2	1				1	234
LEXTON TOWN AND SUBURBS	Females	31	16	17	13	23	15	12	5	7	4								1	144
Total		54	35	33	26	43	52	41	22	32	18	13	4	2	1				2	378
TARRADALE	Males	6	2	8	8	17	14	13	15	3	7	4	2						6	105
TARRADALE	Females	7	6	1	1	3	3	4	1	2	2	1								31
Total		13	8	9	9	20	17	17	16	5	9	5	2						6	136
WALBROOK	Males	1	2	3			3		2	3										14
WALBROOK	Females	2	3		2		1		1	1										10
Total		3	5	3	2		4		3	4										24
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT	Males	7	6	4	2	13	13	18	15	6	6	3	4	1						98
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT	Females	14	4	4	1	4	6	4	2	2	1									42
Total		21	10	8	3	17	19	22	17	8	7	3	4	1						140
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF TALBOT	Males	644	452	399	538	1,925	2,127	1,602	966	720	370	252	98	54	15	6	2	4	208	10,382
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF TALBOT	Females	692	418	260	229	538	520	389	226	144	75	33	12	4	1				31	3,572
GRAND TOTAL		1,336	870	659	767	2,463	2,647	1,991	1,192	864	445	285	110	58	16	6	2	4	239	13957*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF TALBOT IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	2,033				6,620				1,440				77
	Females	1,599				1,673				264				5
BOTH SEXES		3,632				8,293				1,704				82

[* Three persons added—our unspecified.]

25. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF EAST BOURKE.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Bounded on the north by the Great Dividing Range from the source of the River Plenty to that of the north-eastern branch of the Saltwater River, near Big Hill ; on the west by the Saltwater River downwards to the south-western angle of section 12, parish of Bulla Bulla ; thence by the southern boundary of the said portion, and by a line bearing east to the source of the Moonee Ponds, in section 10, parish of Yuroke ; thence by the Moonee Ponds southerly to Flemington Bridge ; thence by a line south to the River Yarra Yarra ; on the south by the River Yarra Yarra to its junction with the Plenty ; and on the east by the River Plenty to the point of commencement, excepting the country included in the Electoral Districts of Melbourne, Collingwood, and Richmond.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
JIKA JIKA PARISH (exclusive of Melbourne, Collingwood, and Richmond)	Males	247	239	153	143	262	323	300	171	162	80	71	25	16	11	5		1	6	2,215
	Females	269	184	154	130	188	151	153	98	66	39	28	13	11	2	1	1	2		1,490
Total		516	423	307	273	450	474	453	269	228	119	99	38	27	13	6	1	3	6	3,705
KAL-KALLO PARISH	Males	24	22	14	11	31	25	40	22	11	7	6	4	3	2		1			223
KAL-KALLO PARISH	Females	34	27	23	19	18	17	10	7	12	2	2	2							173
Total		58	49	37	30	49	42	50	29	23	9	8	6	3	2		1			396
KEELBUNDORA PARISH	Males	102	96	62	65	128	145	113	68	67	37	38	7	10	4	3	2		39	986
KEELBUNDORA PARISH	Females	129	103	87	77	100	74	60	39	29	27	21	5	3					15	769
Total		231	199	149	142	228	219	173	107	96	64	59	12	13	4	3	2		54	1,755
MICKLEHAM PARISH	Males	18	10	8	4	9	16	7	10	9	10					1				102
MICKLEHAM PARISH	Females	11	12	11	6	6	7	3	5	6	2	1								70
Total		29	22	19	10	15	23	10	15	15	12	1				1				172
MERRIANG PARISH	Males	16	6	10	11	25	14	18	7	8	2	10	3	5	1					136
MERRIANG PARISH	Females	8	13	4	5	20	12	7	1	3	2	4								79
Total		24	19	14	16	45	26	25	8	11	4	14	3	5	1					215
MORANG PARISH (part of)	Males	32	30	20	13	24	34	18	21	14	11	4	2	2	2				3	230
MORANG PARISH (part of)	Females	30	23	13	15	16	19	15	13	6	2		1	3					2	158
Total		62	53	33	28	40	53	33	34	20	13	4	3	5	2				5	388
TOORROURRONG PARISH (part of)	Males	9	8	6	6	10	15	9	12	10	2	4		1						92
TOORROURRONG PARISH (part of)	Females	9	11	7	6	3	2	5	4	4	1	3								55
Total		18	19	13	12	13	17	14	16	14	3	7		1						147
WILL-WILL-ROOK PARISH	Males	88	70	52	37	81	93	95	66	50	26	27	5	7	2	2			1	702
WILL-WILL-ROOK PARISH	Females	105	73	45	38	70	39	45	30	23	11	9	4	3		2		1		498
Total		193	143	97	75	151	132	140	96	73	37	36	9	10	2	4		1	1	1,200
WOLLERT PARISH	Males	49	43	22	16	28	40	42	29	22	5	11	2	2		1		1		313
WOLLERT PARISH	Females	44	40	22	16	32	18	17	14	10	3	3	3	1	2					225
Total		93	83	44	32	60	58	59	43	32	8	14	5	3	2	1		1		538
YAN YEAN PARISH (part of)	Males	12	10	8	22	49	59	51	34	17	5	5	1						1	274
YAN YEAN PARISH (part of)	Females	10	14	9	2	6	6	3	10	6			1	2					1	70
Total		22	24	17	24	55	65	54	44	23	5	5	2	2					2	344
YUROKE PARISH	Males	21	11	6	16	15	28	23	15	10	4	2	3	2						156
YUROKE PARISH	Females	19	14	10	9	12	11	6	5	7	1	1								95
Total		40	25	16	25	27	39	29	20	17	5	3	3	2						251
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF EAST BOURKE	Males	618	545	361	344	662	792	716	455	380	189	178	52	48	22	12	3	2	50	5,429
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF EAST BOURKE	Females	668	514	385	323	471	356	324	226	172	90	72	29	23	4	3	1	3	18	3,682
GRAND TOTAL		1,286	1,059	746	667	1,133	1,148	1,040	681	552	279	250	81	71	26	15	4	5	68	9,111
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF EAST BOURKE IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	1,868				2,625				799				85
	Females	1,890				1,377				363				31
BOTH SEXES		3,758				4,002				1,162				116

26. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WEST BOURKE.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Bounded on the north by the Great Dividing Range, from the source of the River Werribee to that of the north-eastern branch of the Saltwater River near Big Hill ; on the east by the Saltwater River to the south-western corner of portion 12, parish of Bulla Bulla ; thence by the southern boundary of the said section ; and by a line east to the source of the Moonee Ponds, in section 10, parish of Yuroke ; thence by the Moonee Ponds southerly to Flemington Bridge thence by a line south of the River Yarra Yarra ; on the south by the River Yarra Yarra and the shores of Port Phillip Bay to the mouth of the River Werribee ; on the west by the River Werribee to its source in the Great Dividing Range, being the commencing point, excepting the country included in the Electoral District of Williamstown.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
BOLLINDA PARISH	Males	1	2	8	7	8	5	8	14	11	9	4	3		1			1		82
BOLLINDA PARISH	Females	3	6	1	1	5	1	1	2	1	2									23
Total		4	8	9	8	13	6	9	16	12	11	4	3		1			1		105
BULLA BULLA PARISH	Males	36	35	35	22	53	39	38	31	14	16	18	2	5	4		2			350
BULLA BULLA PARISH	Females	39	24	19	21	29	26	20	15	5	5	4	1	1	1					210
Total		75	59	54	43	82	65	58	46	19	21	22	3	6	5		2			560
CUT-PAW-PAW PARISH (exclusive of Williamstown)	Males	36	27	31	17	36	52	44	34	22	13	8	2	2	3					327
CUT-PAW-PAW PARISH (exclusive of Williamstown)	Females	36	39	19	12	29	31	22	18	3		4	3		1					217
Total		72	66	50	29	65	83	66	52	25	13	12	5	2	4					544
DOUTTA GALLA PARISH	Males	108	125	90	98	176	202	141	110	90	52	47	18	16	6	1		1	4	1,285
DOUTTA GALLA PARISH	Females	146	109	99	81	134	91	64	49	37	20	10	8	6	6	2				862
Total		254	234	189	179	310	293	205	159	127	72	57	26	22	12	3		1	4	2,147
DARRAWEIT GUIM	Males	5	4	3	5	4	7	7	4	6	1	2	1	1		1				51
DARRAWEIT GUIM	Females	8	8	3	2	3	7	1	2	1										35
Total		13	12	6	7	7	14	8	6	7	1	2	1	1		1				86
GISSORME, BUTTLEJORK, AND KERKIE PARISHES	Males	41	41	32	44	129	147	105	85	49	33	39	9	10	5	1			6	776
GISSORME, BUTTLEJORK, AND KERKIE PARISHES	Females	37	35	32	20	44	35	24	13	15	8	6		3		1			7	280
Total		78	76	64	64	173	182	129	98	64	41	45	9	13	5	2			13	1,056
HOLDEN PARISH	Males	10	3	7	6	30	38	20	10	9	5	3	5	1	1	2				150
HOLDEN PARISH	Females	9	9	4	8	14	8	5	1	2	1									61
Total		19	12	11	14	44	46	25	11	11	6	3	5	1	1	2				211

26. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WEST BOURKE—continued.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
KORROROIT AND DJERRIWAMRH PARISHES	Males	2		1	2	6	4	1	1	2		1					1			21
KORROROIT AND DJERRIWAMRH PARISHES	Females	2		2		2			1											7
Total		4		3	2	8	4	1	2	2		1					1			28
MARIBYRNONG PARISH	Males	31	25	34	27	55	70	59	83	33	12	17	4	11	2				1	424
MARIBYRNONG PARISH	Females	35	31	21	23	36	24	17	13	9	4	3	4	3		1	1		1	226
Total		66	56	55	50	101	94	76	46	42	16	20	8	14	2	1	1		2	650
MERRIMU, KORKUPERIMUL., AND BAOCHUS MARSH	Males	48	44	32	29	57	58	47	30	31	18	18	7	4					1	424
MERRIMU, KORKUPERIMUL., AND BAOCHUS MARSH	Females	61	33	18	20	34	31	31	17	8	6	8	1	1	2					271
Total		109	77	50	49	91	89	78	47	39	24	26	8	5	2				1	695
PYWHEITJORRK AND DERRIMUT PARISHES	Males	5	1	2	2	12	8	15	7	9	8	7	3	3	1					83
PYWHEITJORRK AND DERRIMUT PARISHES	Females	4	1	1	3	4	5	2	1		2	1	2	2						28
Total		9	2	3	5	16	13	17	8	9	10	8	5	5	1					111
TARNEIT PARISH	Males	2			4	4	3	4	2	1	3	2								25
TARNEIT PARISH	Females	4	4	2			3	5		1										19
Total		6	4	2	4	4	6	9	2	2	3	2								44
TRUGANINA AND DEUTGAM PARISHES	Males	8	8	2	6	6	6	3	6	2	4	1		1	1				3	57
TRUGANINA AND DEUTGAM PARISHES	Females	5	6	2	3	6	4	2	3	2			1						3	37
Total		13	14	4	9	12	10	5	9	4	4	1	1	1	1				6	94
TULLAMARINE PARISH	Males	49	26	19	20	33	39	29	26	15	13	8	4	1	1			1	2	286
TULLAMARINE PARISH	Females	46	24	14	22	31	26	16	7	11	5	3	2	1	1	1				210
Total		95	50	33	42	64	65	45	33	26	18	11	6	2	2	1		1	2	496
YANGARDNOOK PARISH	Males				1	12	3	12	6	8	5	2	1			1	1			52
YANGARDNOOK PARISH	Females	2		2		2		2	2	2	1									13
Total		2		2	1	14	3	14	8	10	6	2	1			1	1			65
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WEST BOURKE	Males	382	341	296	290	631	681	533	399	302	192	177	59	55	25	6	4	3	17	4,393
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WEST BOURKE	Females	437	329	239	216	373	292	212	144	97	54	39	22	17	11	5	1		11	2,499
GRAND TOTAL		819	670	535	506	1,004	973	745	543	399	246	216	81	72	36	11	5	3	28	6893*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WEST BOURKE IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	1,309				2,244				730				90
	Females	1,221				102				212				34
BOTH SEXES		2,530				3,265				942				124

[* One person added whose sex has not been specified.]

27. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTH BOURKE.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Bounded on the north and west by the River Yarra Yarra from its mouth to its confluence with the Deep Creek ; on the east by the Deep Creek and a line south two miles fifty-eight chains from that creek to Dandenong Creek ; by that creek to the northern margin of the Carrum Swamp and Mordialloc Creek to its mouth at the long beach below Ben-Ben-Gin ; thence by the shores of Port Phillip Bay to the mouth of the River Yarra Yarra aforesaid, excepting the country included in the Electoral Districts of St. Kilda, South Melbourne, and Brighton.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
BOROONDARA PARISH	Males	210	208	127	133	266	265	224	139	116	57	45	20	12	6	5			13	1,846
BOROONDARA PARISH	Females	227	184	132	103	180	143	123	94	53	34	18	9	6	2	3			3	1,314
Total		437	392	259	236	446	408	347	233	169	91	63	29	18	8	8			16	3,160
BULLEEN PARISH	Males	54	58	33	30	24	39	34	30	26	19	6	6	5		1				365
BULLEEN PARISH	Females	54	32	36	25	22	17	18	21	10	5	3	2							245
Total		108	90	69	55	46	56	52	51	26	24	9	8	5		1				610
DANDENONG PARISH	Males	5	2	2	6	17	12	14	4	3		2	2	1						70
DANDENONG PARISH	Females	6	1	2	1	4	1	2	2											19
Total		11	3	4	7	21	13	16	6	3		2	2	1						89
MOORABBIN PARISH (exclusive of Brighton)	Males	54	45	42	14	32	46	40	29	21	16	12	5		1				2	359
MOORABBIN PARISH (exclusive of Brighton)	Females	51	32	23	15	24	25	32	19	15	4	5	2	4	1	2				254
Total		105	77	65	29	56	71	72	48	36	20	17	7	4	2	2			2	613
MORDIALLOC PARISH	Males	3	3	1	8	48	42	30	11	6	7									159
MORDIALLOC PARISH	Females	3	1	2	2	11	4	2	1		1									27
Total		6	4	3	10	59	46	32	12	6	8									186
MULGRAVE PARISH	Males	4	4	7	4	2	6	4	4	3	2	4	1							45
MULGRAVE PARISH	Females	3	6	3	1		4	2	2	2	1	2	2							28
Total		7	10	10	5	2	10	6	6	5	3	6	3							73
NUNAWADING PARISH	Males	20	22	13	12	16	22	14	11	6	7	10	2	2						157
NUNAWADING PARISH	Females	19	18	18	9	13	7	12	8	4	1	4	3							116
Total		39	40	31	21	29	29	26	19	10	8	14	5	2						273
TOTAL OF SOUTH BOURKE (exclusive of Brighton and Prahran)	Males	350	342	225	207	405	432	360	228	181	108	79	36	20	7	6			15	3,001
TOTAL OF SOUTH BOURKE (exclusive of Brighton and Prahran)	Females	363	274	216	156	254	201	191	147	84	46	32	18	10	3	5			3	2,003
GRAND TOTAL		713	616	441	363	659	633	551	375	265	154	111	54	30	10	11			18	5,004
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTH BOURKE IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	1,124				1,425				404				33
	Females	1,009				793				180				18
BOTH SEXES		2,133				2,218				584				51
TOTAL POPULATION OF THE ELECTORAL DISTRICTS OF EAST, WEST, AND SOUTH BOURKE	Males	1,350	1,228	882	841	1,698	1,905	1,609	1,082	863	489	434	147	123	54	24	7	5	82	12,823
	Females	1,468	1,117	840	695	1,098	849	727	517	353	190	143	69	50	18	13	2	3	32	8,184
TOTAL		2,818	2,345	1,722	1,536	2,796	2,754	2,336	1,599	1,216	679	577	216	173	72	37	9	8	114	21008*

[* One person added whose sex is not specified.]

28. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTH GRANT.

Boundaries of Electoral District.

Bounded on the east by the River Werribee from its mouth in Port Phillip Bay to the western boundary of the reserve at Ballan ; thence by a line south-westerly to the source of Williamson's Creek, by that creek to the River Yarrowee ; on the west and south-west by the River Yarrowee to its confluence with the River Barwon ; thence by the River Barwoi, to Hopkin's Creek ; by that creek and a line south-east across the Dividing Range to the head of the Salt Creek two miles and forty-eight chains ; thence by the Salt Creek to the sea coast north of Point Roadknight ; on the south by the sea coast ; and on the remainder of the east by the waters of Port Phillip Bay to the mouth of the River Werribee, including the small island near the channels of the mouth of Port Phillip Bay and Geelong Bay, and excepting the country included in the Electoral District of Geelong.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
BATESFORD VILLAGE	Males	18	8	8	8	17	28	9	7	11	4	4	1							123
BATESFORD VILLAGE	Females	11	7	7	8	11	11	8	3	1	2	3								72
Total		29	15	15	16	28	39	17	10	12	6	7	1							195
CERES VILLAGE	Males	4	7	4	3	2	2	3		2	2	2	1		1					33
CERES VILLAGE	Females	8	4	6	2	4	3	2	2		2		1							34
Total		12	11	10	5	6	5	5	2	2	4	2	2		1					67
COWIE'S CREEK	Males	7	5	3	5	3	8	8	4	5	2	2	1	1	1		1			56
COWIE'S CREEK	Females	9	12	5	3	6	4	3	3	2	2	2		3					1	55
Total		16	17	8	8	9	12	11	7	7	4	4	1	4	1		1		1	111
FYANESFORD	Males	12	13	6	4	1	6	6	4	4	2	4	2	1						65
FYANESFORD	Females	11	7	4	4	5	5	12	3			1								52
Total		23	20	10	8	6	11	18	7	4	2	5	2	1						117
MEREDITH TOWNSHIP	Males	5	10	8	7	44	49	31	21	17	6	4	3	2	2					209
MEREDITH TOWNSHIP	Females	17	6	2	4	10	7	6	2	3	1	1	1	1						61
Total		22	16	10	11	54	56	37	23	20	7	5	4	3	2					270
QUEENSCLIFF	Males	4	6	6	4	6	5	6	3	2	1			1			1		1	46
QUEENSCLIFF	Females	6	5	2	2	4	5	4	1	1		1							1	32
Total		10	11	8	6	10	10	10	4	3	1	1		1			1		2	78
WINDHAM VILLAGE	Males	3	4	4	7	8	2	3	4	3	2	2								42
WINDHAM VILLAGE	Females	5	4	4	6	1	2	2	2	3										29
Total		8	8	8	13	9	4	5	6	6	2	2								71
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT	Males	430	328	266	228	342	376	351	283	232	142	101	40	40	19	4		3	20	3,205
REMAINDER OF THE DISTRICT	Females	398	358	253	193	270	199	203	122	112	52	34	12	15	2	3	1	1	5	2,233
Total		828	686	519	421	612	575	554	405	344	194	135	52	55	21	7	1	4	25	5,438
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTH GRANT	Males	483	381	305	266	423	476	417	326	276	161	119	48	45	23	4	2	3	21	3,779
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTH GRANT	Females	465	403	283	222	311	236	240	138	122	59	42	14	19	2	3	1	1	7	2,568
GRAND TOTAL		948	784	588	488	734	712	657	464	398	220	161	62	64	25	7	3	4	28	6,347
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTH GRANT IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	1,435				1,642				604				74
	Females	1,373				925				237				25
BOTH SEXES		2,808				2,567				841				99

29. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF EVELYN AND MORNINGTON.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

EVELYN.—

Bounded on the west by part of the eastern boundary of the county of Bourke—that is to say, by the River Plenty from its source to the River Yarra Yarra ; thence by the River Yarra Yarra to the confluence of the Deep Creek ; thence by that creek to the range between the River Yarra Yarra and the Dandenong Creek ; on the south-east and north by the range forming the basin of the River Yarra Yarra.

MORNINGTON.—

Bounded on the north by part of the southern boundary of the county of Evelyn, being the Dividing Range from the source of the River Buneep Buneep to the source of the Deep Creek ; thence by that creek and a line south two miles fifty-eight chains from that creek to the Dandenong Creek ; thence by that creek to the Carrum Swamp ; by that swamp and the Mordialloc Creek to its mouth at the long beach below Ben-Ben-Gin ; thence by the shores of Port Phillip Bay to Point Nepean ; on the south-west and south by the sea coast from Point Nepean to Cape Patterson ; on the east by a line north from Cape Patterson to the Warringria Range ; thence along the said range in a northerly direction to the mouth of the River Buneep Buneep, and by that river to its source in the Dividing Range, including French and Phillip Islands and the small islands in Western Port Bay.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY EVELYN	Males	99	85	56	40	86	68	68	60	53	32	28	9	6	4	2	1		4	701
COUNTY EVELYN	Females	98	80	62	39	44	55	40	24	33	16	7	7	5	1	1			2	514
Total		197	165	118	79	130	123	108	84	86	48	35	16	11	5	3	1		6	1,215
COUNTY MORNINGTON	Males	89	90	64	63	132	133	100	76	70	35	25	9	7	2			1	1	897
COUNTY MORNINGTON	Females	96	81	53	31	46	56	36	29	21	10	8	4	3	1					475
Total		185	171	117	94	178	189	136	105	91	45	33	13	10	3			1	1	1,372
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF EVELYN AND MORNINGTON	Males	188	175	120	103	218	201	168	136	123	67	53	18	13	6	2	1	1	5	1,598
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF EVELYN AND MORNINGTON	Females	194	161	115	70	90	111	76	53	54	26	15	11	8	2	1			2	989
GRAND TOTAL		382	336	235	173	308	312	244	189	177	93	68	29	21	8	3	1	1	7	2,587
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF EVELYN AND MORNINGTON IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	586				723				261				22
	Females	540				330				106				11
BOTH SEXES		1,126				1,053				367				33

30. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ANGLESEY.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

PART OF DALHOUSIE.—

Commencing at the junction of the Rivers Campaspe and Coliban ; thence by a line south-easterly to the source of the McIvor or Paterson's Creek ; thence by a line north-east to the confluence of Hughes's Creek with the River Goulburn ; on the east by the River Goulburn until it joins the Dabyminga Creek ; by that creek to its source in the Dividing Range ; on the south by the Dividing Range to the source of the River Coliban ; and on the west by the last-mentioned river to its junction with the River Campaspe, being the commencing point, excepting the country included in the Electoral Districts of the Kyneton Boroughs and of Kilmore.

ANGLESEY.—

Bounded on the west by part of the eastern boundary of the county of Dalhousie, namely, from the River Goulburn from the confluence of Hughes's Creek to the confluence of Dabyminga Creek ; thence by Dabyminga Creek to its source in the Great Dividing Range ; on the south by the Great Dividing Range to the main source of the River Goulburn ; on the east by the range dividing the waters of the main source of the Goulburn and Big Rivers from those of the Rubicon and Snod-pon-dock Creek northwards to Mount Torbrick ; thence by Jerusalem Creek to its confluence with the River Goulburn ; thence by the River Goulburn to the confluence of the River Delatite ; thence by the River Delatite and its north-west arm to the Dividing Range between the last-named arm and Septimus Creek ; and on the north by that range to the source of Hughes's Creek ; and thence by Hughes's Creek to its confluence with the River Goulburn, excepting the country included in the Borough of Seymour.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY DALHOUSIE (exclusive of the Electoral Districts of Kyneton Boroughs and of Kilmore and the Heathcote sub-district)	Males	29	23	15	21	83	89	62	54	27	16	14	7	7	1	3	1	5	457
	Females	24	18	9	10	19	17	14	8	7	1	2	1		1		1		132
Total		53	41	24	31	102	106	76	62	34	17	16	8	7	2	3	2	5	589
COUNTY ANGLESEY (exclusive of the Borough of Seymour and part of Avenel)	Males	29	28	18	18	35	33	25	30	24	12	10	5	5	4	1	1	2	280
	Females	38	26	13	13	20	13	16	8	5	5	2	1					2	162
Total		67	54	31	31	55	46	41	38	29	17	12	6	5	4	1	1	4	442
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ANGLESEY	Males	58	51	33	39	118	122	87	84	51	28	24	12	12	5	4	2	7	737
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ANGLESEY	Females	62	44	22	23	39	30	30	16	12	6	4	2		1		1	2	294
GRAND TOTAL		120	95	55	62	157	152	117	100	63	34	28	14	12	6	4	3	9	1,031
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ANGLESY IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	181				411				115				23
	Females	151				115				24				2
BOTH SEXES		332				526				139				25

31. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF DUNDAS AND FOLLETT.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

DUNDAS.—

Bounded on the west and north by the River Glenelg from the confluence of the Wannon to its source, between the Victoria Range and the Grampians, near Mount William ; on the east by the Grampians to their base near Mount Abrupt ; thence to Mount Sturgeon and by a line crossing the Wannon River to the north-east angle of the county of Normanby at the Grange Burn ; and on the south by the Grange Burn and the Wonnon to its confluence with the Glenelg.

FOLLETT.—

Bounded on the west by the one hundred and forty-first meridian, being the line dividing Victoria from South Australia ; on the south and east by the Glenelg River to its confluence with Power's Creek ; and on the north-east and north by Power's Creek to its source ; thence by a line west to the head of Mosquito Creek, and by that creek to the boundary line.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY DUNDAS	Males	102	97	71	46	72	100	116	67	59	40	40	14	12	4	4		1	845
COUNTY DUNDAS	Females	93	88	44	44	52	57	41	36	20	13	7	1	2	1		1		500
Total		195	185	115	90	124	157	157	103	79	53	47	15	14	5	4	1	1	1,345
COUNTY FOLLETT	Males	27	23	17	10	25	32	30	14	13	6	9	3	3		1		1	214
COUNTY FOLLETT	Females	36	25	16	17	19	24	8	9	7	2	1	1	2					167
Total		63	48	33	27	44	56	38	23	20	8	10	4	5		1		1	381
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF DUNDAS AND FOLLETT	Males	129	120	88	56	97	132	146	81	72	46	49	17	15	4	5		2	1,059
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF DUNDAS AND FOLLETT	Females	129	113	60	61	71	81	49	45	27	15	8	2	4	1		1		667
GRAND TOTAL		258	233	148	117	168	213	195	126	99	61	57	19	19	5	5	1	2	1,726
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF DUNDAS AND FOLLETT IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	393				456				184				24
	Females	363				246				52				6
BOTH SEXES		756				702				236				30

32. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NORMANBY.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Bounded on the north by the Grange Burn and River Wannon until the latter joins the River Glenelg ; on the west by the River Glenelg to the sea ; on the south by the sea shore to the mouth of the River Shaw ; and on the east by the western branch of the River Shaw to its source ; thence by a line north to the source of the Swamp Creek ; by that creek to Mount Napier Swamp ; and thence by a line north six miles fifteen chains to the Grange Burn, including the Laurences and Lady Julia Percy's Islands, excepting the country included in the Electoral District of Portland.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY NORMANBY (exclusive of the Borough of Portland)	Males	126	106	70	56	83	91	99	97	69	33	29	13	7	4	2		885
COUNTY NORMANBY (exclusive of the Borough of Portland)	Females	137	99	70	60	96	73	62	50	21	15	9	8	8	1	1	1	711
GRAND TOTAL		263	205	140	116	179	164	161	147	90	48	38	21	15	5	3	1	1,596
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NORMANBY IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	358				370				144				13
	Females	366				281				53				11
BOTH SEXES		724				651				197				24

33. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

VILLIERS.—

Bounded on the west by a line south from the Grange Burn to the mouth of the Swamp Creek ; thence by this creek to its source by a line to the source of the western branch of the River Shaw to the sea ; on the south by the sea shore to the mouth of the River Hopkins ; on the east by the said River Hopkins to the confluence of Wyselsekle's Creek, and by that creek to its source ; on the north by a line westward from the source of the last-named creek to the base of the Gramplans, near Mount Abrupt ; thence by the principal range of the Grampians to Mount Sturgeon, and by a line south-westerly to the north-east angle of the county of Normanby, including all the islands at Port Fairy, and excepting the county included in the Electoral Districts of Belfast and Warrnambool.

HEYTESBURY.—

Bounded on the west by the River Hopkins from its estuary to the confluence of the Emu Creek ; thence by Emu Creek to the point nearest Lake Pormboet ; thence by a line easterly to the north end of Lake Pormboet ; thence by a line east to Lake Korangamlte, and by the southern shores of that lake to the mouth of the Yirron Yaloak Creek ; on the east and south-east by the Pirron Yaloak Creek to its source ; thence by a range to the source of the Gellibrand River, by the Gellibrand River to the sea coast ; and on the south-west and west by the sea coast to the estuary of the River Hopkins.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY OF VILLIRS (exclusive of Belfast and Warrnambool)	Males	320	230	175	131	194	241	235	194	170	98	84	28	35	14	9	1		22	2,181
COUNTY OF VILLIRS (exclusive of Belfast and Warrnambool)	Females	311	237	161	135	184	150	121	88	61	36	17	7	9	4	1	1	1	9	1,533
Total		631	467	336	266	378	391	356	282	231	134	101	35	44	18	10	2	1	31	3,714
COUNTY OF HEYTESBURY	Males	38	29	6	11	22	17	27	22	20	11	11	3	1	1	1				220
COUNTY OF HEYTESBURY	Females	28	16	14	10	19	14	11	10	3	2	2	1		1					131
Total		66	45	20	21	41	31	38	32	23	13	13	4	1	2	1				351
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY	Males	358	259	181	142	216	258	262	216	190	109	95	31	36	15	10	1		22	2,401
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY	Females	339	253	175	145	203	164	132	98	64	38	19	8	9	5	1	1	1	9	1,664
GRAND TOTAL		697	512	356	287	419	422	394	314	254	147	114	39	45	20	11	2	1	31	4,065
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	940				952				425				62
	Females	912				597				129				16
BOTH SEXES		1,852				1,549				554				78

34. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF POLWARTH, RIPON, HAMPDEN, AND SOUTH GRENVILLE.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

POLWARTH.—

Bounded on the west by the River Gellibrand upwards to its source ; thence by the range to the source of the Pirron Yaloak Creek, by this creek to Lake Korangamite ; on the north by the south-eastern shore of Lake Korangamite and an east line from Lake Korangamite to the north of Lake Colac ; thence by the north shore of Lake Colac to the point west from the source of the Birregurra Creek, from that point by a line east to the source of the Birregurra Creek ; thence by the Birregurra Creek to its confluence with the River Barwon ; thence following the course of the River Barwon to Hopkins's Creek ; on the north-east by this creek and a line across the Dividing Range to the source of the Salt Creek south-east two miles forty-eight chains ; thence by the Salt Creek to the sea coast north of Point Roadknight ; and on the south-east and south by the sea coast to the mouth of the River Gellibrand, excepting the country included in the Electoral District of Colac.

RIPON.—

Bounded on the west by the Grampian Range, dividing the waters of the Rivers Wimmera and Glenelg from those of the River Hopkins to its base near Mount Abrupt ; on the south by a line easterly to the source of Wyselaskie's Creek, and by that creek to the River Hopkins ; thence by a line east to Lake Boloke ; thence by the southern shores of Lake Boloke to the mouth of the Brackmingerrin Creek, and by that creek to the point nearest to Emu Creek ; thence by a line east to a point in Emu Creek one mile to the west of its confluence with Broken Creek ; on the south-east and east by Emu Creek to its confluence with Bailie's Creek ; by Bailie's Creek to Lake Burrumbeet ; by the southern shores of Lake Burrumbeet and Burrumbeet Creek to its source in the Great Dividing Range ; and on the north by the Great Dividing Range to the western boundary aforesaid.

HAMPDEN.—

Bounded on the west by the River Hopkins ; on the north by the southern boundary of the county of Ripon ; on the east by a line southerly to the source of Gnarkeet Ponds ; thence by Gnarkeet Ponds to Lake Korangamite, and thence by the west shore of Lake Korangamite to a point east of Lake Pormbeet, and from the north end of Lake Pormbeet to the nearest part of Emu Creek, and thence by Emu Creek to its confluence with the River Hopkins.

SOUTH GRENVILLE.—

Bounded on the north by the main road between Portland and Geelong, from its intersection with the River Yarrowee to the Gnarkeet Ponds ; on the west by the Gnarkeet Ponds to Lake Korangamite ; thence by the western shores of that lake to a point east of Pormbeet ; on the south by the southern shore of Lake Korangamite ; thence by a line east from Lake Korangamite to the north shore of Lake Colac ; thence by the north shore of Lake Colac to a point west from the Birregurra Creek, and from that point by a line east to the source of the Birregurra Creek, by that creek to its confluence with the Barwon ; and on the east by the Rivers Barwon and Yarrowee to the commencing point.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY OF POLWARTH (exclusive of the Electoral District of Colac)	Males	13	5	9	8	11	24	15	10	15	5	8	1	2		1	5	132
	Females	14	5	11	7	15	8	11	2	5		4	1				1	84
Total		27	10	20	15	26	32	26	12	20	5	12	2	2		1	6	216
COUNTY RIPON	Males	68	55	68	50	98	119	117	107	84	48	45	11	13	3	1	3	900
COUNTY RIPON	Females	58	62	59	24	34	43	40	23	22	15	7	1	1				369
Total		126	127	107	74	132	162	157	130	106	63	52	12	14	3	1	3	1,269

34. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF POLWARTH, RIPON,

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY HAMPDEN	Males	59	43	46	31	74	62	73	59	43	27	23	11	3	2		1		557
COUNTY HAMPDEN	Females	65	57	26	30	49	28	32	21	14	10	7	2			1			342
Total		124	100	72	61	123	90	105	80	57	37	30	13	3	2	1	1		899
SOUTH GRENVILLE	Males	17	12	12	10	8	17	12	15	13	8	5	1	3	1			1	135
SOUTH GRENVILLE	Females	24	14	12	8	7	12	6	6	4	4	3	1						101
Total		41	26	24	18	15	29	18	21	17	12	8	2	3	1			1	236
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF POLWARTH, RIPON, HAMPDEN, AND SOUTH GRENVILLE	Males	157	125	135	99	191	222	217	191	155	88	81	24	21	6	2	1	9	1,724
	Females	161	138	88	69	105	91	89	52	45	29	21	5	1		1		1	896
GRAND TOTAL		318	263	223	168	296	313	306	243	200	117	102	29	22	6	3	1	10	2,620
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF POLWARTH, LIPON, HAMPDEN, AND SOUTH GRENVILLE IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	516				821				348				29
	Females	456				337				100				2
BOTH SEXES		972				1,158				448				31

35. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE MURRAY.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Bounded on the south and west by the counties of Evelyn and Anglesey and the River Goulburn to its junction with the River Murray ; on the north and north-east by the River Murray ; and on the east by the Great Dividing Range, excepting the country comprised in the Electoral Districts of Murray Boroughs and of Beachworth.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
BEACHWORTH POLICE DISTRICT (exclusive of the Electoral District of the Ovens and the Borough of Wodonga)	Males	42	34	33	25	33	32	42	41	38	26	18	10	6		2			382
	Females	35	35	21	9	16	18	17	4	9	4	1	1	2					172
Total		77	69	54	34	49	50	59	45	47	30	19	11	8		2			554
BEWALLA POLICE DISTRICT (exclusive of Benalla, Euroa, and Avesol Townships)	Males	64	34	39	34	70	68	76	62	54	38	35	9	9	1			2	595
	Females	51	43	27	25	35	26	25	14	13	11	4	1	3	1			1	280
Total		115	77	66	59	105	94	101	76	67	49	39	10	12	2			3	875
WANGARATTA POLICE DISTRICT (exclusive of Wangaratta Township)	Males	10	8	6	16	38	32	26	33	20	19	10	2	2			1	3	226
	Females	15	7	4	6	10	9	5	8	3	2	2							71
Total		25	15	10	22	48	41	31	41	23	21	12	2	2			1	3	297
OMEO GOLD FIELDS	Males	3		5	10	33	45	21	17	13	6	3	2	1					159
OMEO GOLD FIELDS	Females	1			3	3													7
Total		4		5	13	36	45	21	17	13	6	3	2	1					166
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE MURRAY	Males	119	76	83	85	174	177	165	153	125	89	66	23	18	1	2	1	5	1,362
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE MURRAY	Females	102	85	52	43	64	53	47	26	25	17	7	2	5	1			1	530
GRAND TOTAL		221	161	135	128	238	230	212	179	150	106	73	25	23	2	2	1	6	1,892
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE MURRAY IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	363				669				303				21
	Females	282				190				51				6
BOTH SEXES		645				859				354				27

36. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GIPPS' LAND.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Bounded on the south and east by the sea ; on the north by a line bearing west from Cape Howe to the source of the nearest tributary of the Murray, and by the Alps ; and on the west by the Alps and the counties of Evelyn and Mornington, excepting the country comprised in the Electoral District of Alberton.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
COUNTY ABINGDON (unproclaimed)	Males		2	2	3	8	3	9	5	6	6	3		2	2				51
COUNTY ABINGDON (unproclaimed)	Females	2		2		1	1		2	1	1								10
Total		2	2	4	3	9	4	9	7	7	7	3		2	2				61
COUNTY BASS (unproclaimed)	Males	7	5	2	7	10	25	19	14	7	5	3							104
COUNTY BASS (unproclaimed)	Females	7	6	3	1	2	3	5	4	1		1							34
Total		14	11	5	8	12	28	24	18	8	5	4							138
COUNTY BRUCE (unproclaimed)	Males	17	19	22	16	20	14	15	19	23	9	8	2	4	1	3		5	197
COUNTY BRUCE (unproclaimed)	Females	28	21	11	6	7	12	12	5	3	3	4		1	1			3	117
Total		45	40	33	22	27	26	27	24	26	12	12	2	5	2	3		8	314
COUNTY DOURO, part of (unproclaimed)	Males	3	5	4	2	3		1		2	2	2							24
COUNTY DOURO, part of (unproclaimed)	Females	3	1	3	2				1	3									13
Total		6	6	7	4	3		1	1	5	2	2							37
COUNTY HADDINGTON (unproclaimed)	Males	35	29	30	18	37	33	37	25	41	18	14	6	7	3	3	1	1	338
COUNTY HADDINGTON (unproclaimed)	Females	33	34	16	14	12	21	21	14	9	4	1	2	2	1				184
Total		68	63	46	32	49	54	58	39	50	22	15	8	9	4	3	1	1	522
COUNTY HOWE (unproclaimed)	Males	3	9	7	7	5	6	4	4	4	6	4	1		1	1			62
COUNTY HOWE (unproclaimed)	Females	7	10	4	5	1	3	4	1	4	1	1	1						42
Total		10	19	11	12	6	9	8	5	8	7	5	2		1	1			104
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GIPPS' LAND	Males	65	69	67	53	83	81	85	67	83	46	34	9	13	7	7	1	6	776
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GIPPS' LAND	Females	80	72	39	28	24	40	42	27	21	9	7	3	4	1			3	400
GRAND TOTAL		145	141	106	81	107	121	127	94	104	55	41	12	17	8	7	1	9	1,176
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GIPPS' LAND IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	254				316				172				28
	Females	219				133				40				5
BOTH SEXES		473				449				212				33

37. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE WIMMERA.

Boundaries of the Electoral District.

Bounded on the west by the boundary line of Victoria and South Australia ; on the north by the River Murray ; on the east by a line to Lake Bael Bael ; thence by the River Avoca to its source ; and on the south by the boundaries of the counties of Follett, Dundas, and Ripon.

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
PLACES.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE WIMMERA	Males	133	84	93	113	229	308	288	211	190	113	96	36	26	8	2	5	27	1,962
TOTAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE WIMMERA	Females	126	121	72	49	72	80	66	51	40	22	12	5	4	2			1	723
GRAND TOTAL		259	205	165	162	301	388	354	262	230	135	108	41	30	10	2	5	28	2,685
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE WIMMERA IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	423				1,036				435				41
	Females	368				269				79				6
BOTH SEXES		791				1,305				514				47

SUMMARY OF VICTORIA (ELECTORAL DISTRICTS—LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY)., AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
1. MELBOURNE	Males	1,730	1,334	1,119	1,326	3,931	4,394	3,186	1,905	1,369	717	501	188	118	48	31	15	10	114	22,036
1. MELBOURNE	Females	1,711	1,378	1,137	1,466	2,477	1,805	1,268	795	550	284	211	86	63	22	15	8	6	45	13,327
Total		3,441	2,712	2,256	2,792	6,408	6,199	4,454	2,700	1,919	1,001	712	274	181	70	46	23	16	159	35367*
2. SAINT KILDA	Males	557	473	352	284	526	640	499	377	289	161	97	41	25	9	8		1	20	4,359
2. SAINT KILDA	Females	576	475	387	385	542	475	370	269	159	69	59	25	17	12	2			27	3,849
Total		1,133	948	739	669	1,068	1,115	869	646	448	230	156	66	42	21	10		1	47	8,208
3. COLLINGWOOD	Males	1,212	1,005	728	559	1,312	1,525	1,221	792	577	325	199	79	57	22	12	6	1	60	9,692
3. COLLINGWOOD	Females	1,248	968	756	750	1,239	1,022	840	531	353	202	136	70	34	16	9	3	3	37	8,217
Total		2,460	1,973	1,484	1,309	2,551	2,547	2,061	1,323	930	527	335	149	91	38	21	9	4	97	17910*
4. SOUTH MELBOURNE	Males	328	271	176	198	541	690	507	303	205	110	68	19	12	3	4	1	1	22	3,459
4. SOUTH MELBOURNE	Females	338	237	179	146	333	332	240	143	102	44	25	7	13	1				6	2,146
Total		666	508	355	344	874	1,029	747	446	307	154	93	26	25	4	4	1	1	28	5,605
5. RICHMOND	Males	558	404	296	223	477	661	531	331	236	153	110	44	25	8	2		2	44	4,105
5. RICHMOND	Females	509	433	315	341	499	487	340	232	165	88	53	23	17	7	1	2		27	3,539
Total		1,067	837	611	564	976	1,148	871	563	401	241	163	67	42	15	8	2	2	71	7,644
6. WILLIAMSTOWN	Males	158	117	74	86	210	312	245	168	111	51	41	10	6	6		1	1	3	1,600
6. WILLIAMSTOWN	Females	169	133	86	78	161	142	104	55	40	18	11	6	5	1	1			3	1,013
Total		327	250	160	164	371	454	349	223	151	69	52	16	11	7	1	1	1	6	2,613
7. BRIGHTON	Males	191	185	141	100	177	162	140	124	109	67	47	14	15	4	1	1		1	1,479
7. BRIGHTON	Females	188	199	124	122	150	110	140	84	58	37	24	7	4	3		1		1	1,252
Total		379	384	265	222	327	272	280	208	167	104	71	21	19	7	1	2		2	2,731
8. GEELONG	Males	1,390	1,149	776	649	1,458	1,558	1,382	903	735	385	281	121	88	29	23	4	12	122	11,065
8. GEELONG	Females	1,350	1,095	864	914	1,389	1,071	815	544	364	223	174	63	61	17	11	2	1	83	9,041
Total		2,740	2,244	1,640	1,563	2,847	2,029	2,197	1,447	1,099	608	455	184	149	46	34	6	13	205	20115*
9. PORTLAND	Males	196	146	103	53	76	144	127	86	70	45	15	11	5	4	3	3	1	2	1,080
9. PORTLAND	Females	207	164	112	170	183	142	89	69	46	26	10	6	6	4	1	1			1,236
Total		402	310	215	223	259	286	216	155	116	71	25	17	11	8	4	4	1	2	2,395
10. BELFAST	Males	118	83	64	21	50	80	84	57	36	25	20	9	6	1	2	1	1		658
10. BELFAST	Females	128	92	82	56	99	64	52	40	26	20	6	5	6	4	1				681
Total		246	175	146	77	149	144	136	97	62	45	26	14	12	5	3	1	1		1,339

SUMMARY OF VICTORIA (ELECTORAL DISTRICTS—LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY)—continued. AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
11. WARRNAMBOOL	Males	84	67	39	27	45	55	62	41	40	19	12	7	4	1					503
11. WARRNAMBOOL	Females	76	60	51	54	44	48	30	26	22	9	7	3	1						440
Total		160	127	90	81	89	103	101	67	62	28	19	10	5	1					943
12. COLAC	Males	67	50	37	19	36	49	49	40	34	11	15	6	4	2					419
12. COLAC	Females	73	51	34	28	39	37	37	22	9	3	9	3	1						346
Total		140	101	71	47	75	86	86	62	43	14	24	9	5	2					765
13. KILMORE	Males	158	147	78	69	146	171	190	137	110	57	51	18	16	5	4	1	1	8	1,367
13. KILMORE	Females	181	136	99	66	112	96	80	43	45	13	12	9	3	3			1	1	900
Total		339	283	177	135	258	267	270	180	155	70	63	27	19	5	4	1	2	9	2,267
14. KYNETON BOROUGHS	Males	110	111	77	89	227	943	222	160	132	70	60	10	22	12	4	1		4	1,554
14. KYNETON BOROUGHS	Females	137	118	76	58	95	84	69	47	28	20	10	5	8	2				3	760
Total		247	229	153	147	322	327	291	207	160	90	70	15	30	14	4	1		7	2316*
15. THE MURRAY BOROUGHS	Males	82	65	35	35	90	135	92	67	49	39	24	16	8	3	1	2		13	756
15. THE MURRAY BOROUGHS	Females	80	68	52	33	44	41	44	26	16	9	3	5	3	1		1			426
Total		162	133	87	68	134	176	136	93	65	48	27	21	11	4	1	3		13	1,182
16. ALBERTON	Males	59	64	39	16	41	52	49	53	47	18	20		8	2		1			469
16. ALBERTON	Females	57	47	35	21	24	32	34	27	15	8	8	1	2						311
Total		116	111	74	37	65	84	83	80	62	26	28	1	10	2		1			780
17. CASTLEMAINE BOROUGHS	Males	128	56	72	116	311	348	244	144	106	76	48	15	9	2				37	1,743
17. CASTLEMAINE BOROUGHS	Females	130	61	50	50	114	107	67	51	28	19	6	2	3			1		8	697
Total		256	147	123	166	425	455	311	195	134	95	54	17	12	2		1		45	2,440
18. THE SANDHURST BOROUGHS	Males	275	180	196	343	1,197	1,314	949	552	339	186	119	33	17	10	6	2	2	82	5,792
18. THE SANDHURST BOROUGHS	Females	287	168	115	118	286	270	175	101	67	36	15	7	2	1	1			11	1,660
Total		562	348	308	461	1,483	1,584	1,117	653	406	222	134	40	19	11	7	2	2	93	7,452
19. NORTH GRANT	Males	299	219	177	253	916	1,059	682	415	302	119	88	31	18	6	4	2	5	110	4,705
19. NORTH GRANT	Females	287	232	136	101	257	260	130	116	70	32	26	8	1	3			1	12	1,722
Total		586	451	313	354	1,173	1,319	862	531	372	151	114	39	19	9	4	2	6	122	6,427
20. NORTH GRENVILLE	Males	488	239	297	261	1,264	1,313	979	501	364	179	129	47	18	7	2	1	2	150	6,186
20. NORTH GRENVILLE	Females	363	250	155	185	384	297	207	107	116	41	22	8	7	3				16	2,181
Total		816	489	362	586	1,648	1,610	1,186	608	480	220	151	55	25	10	2	1	2	166	8367*

SUMMARY OF VICTORIA (ELECTORAL DISTRICTS—LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY)—continued. AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
21. THE OVENS	Males	107	98	92	142	632	588	443	239	213	138	62	23	16	9	1			21	2,844
21. THE OVENS	Females	119	89	49	48	86	70	52	50	27	18	9	2	1					5	625
Total		226	187	141	190	718	658	495	289	240	156	91	25	17	9	1			26	3,469
22. RODNEY	Males	190	85	73	97	389	362	319	190	160	106	90	14	15	6			1	13	2,040
22. RODNEY	Females	94	66	39	34	94	73	55	58	25	11	10	2			1				557
Total		214	151	112	131	483	435	374	243	185	117	100	16	15	6	1		1	13	2,597
23. THE LODDON	Males	703	441	431	744	3,077	3,384	2,451	1,500	928	471	313	87	62	15	13	2		864	15,486
23. THE LODDON	Females	744	459	229	276	671	602	410	261	165	70	51	24	11	3				58	4,034
Total		1,447	900	660	1,020	3,748	3,986	2,861	1,761	1,093	541	364	111	73	18	13	2		922	19521*
24. TALBOT	Males	644	452	399	538	1,925	2,127	1,602	966	720	370	252	96	54	15	6	2	4	206	10,382
24. TALBOT	Females	692	418	260	229	538	520	389	226	144	75	33	12	4	1				31	8,572
Total		1,336	870	659	767	2,463	2,647	1,991	1,192	864	445	285	110	58	16	6	2	4	239	13057*
25. EAST BOURKE	Males	618	545	361	344	602	792	716	455	380	189	178	52	48	22	12	3	2	50	5,429
25. EAST BOURKE	Females	668	514	385	323	471	356	324	226	172	90	72	29	23	4	3	1	3	18	3,682
Total		1,286	1,059	746	667	1,133	1,148	1,040	681	552	279	250	81	71	26	15	4	5	68	9,111
26. WEST BOURKE	Males	382	341	296	290	631	681	533	399	302	192	177	59	55	25	6	4	3	17	4,303
26. WEST BOURKE	Females	437	329	239	216	373	292	212	144	97	54	39	22	17	11	5	1		11	2,499
Total		819	670	535	506	1,004	973	745	543	399	946	216	81	72	36	11	5	3	28	4893*
27. SOUTH BOURKE	Males	850	342	225	207	405	432	360	228	181	108	79	36	20	7	6			15	2,001
27. SOUTH BOURKE	Females	362	274	216	156	254	201	191	147	84	46	32	18	10	3	5			3	2,003
Total		713	616	441	363	659	633	551	375	265	154	111	54	30	10	11			18	5,004
28. SOUTH GRANT	Males	483	381	205	966	423	476	417	326	976	161	119	43	45	23	4	2	3	21	3,779
28. SOUTH GRANT	Females	465	403	283	222	311	236	240	138	122	59	42	14	19	2	3	1	1	7	2,568
Total		948	734	588	488	734	712	657	464	398	220	161	62	64	25	7	3	4	28	6,347
29. EVELYN AND MORNINGTON	Males	188	175	130	108	[Illegible]	201	168	136	123	67	53	18	13	6	2	1	1	5	1,598
29. EVELYN AND MORNINGTON	Females	194	161	115	70	90	111	76	53	54	26	15	11	8	2	1			2	989
Total		869	336	235	173	308	312	244	189	177	93	63	29	21	8	3	1	1	7	2,587
30. ANGLESEY	Males	58	51	83	89	118	122	87	84	51	28	24	12	12	5	4	2		7	727
30. ANGLESEY	Females	82	44	28	28	39	30	30	16	12	6	4	2		1		1		2	294
Total		120	95	55	62	157	152	117	100	63	34	28	14	12	6	4	3		9	1,061
31. DUNDAS AND FOLLETT	Males	129	130	39	96	97	136	146	81	72	46	49	17	15	4	5			2	1,069
31. DUNDAS AND FOLLETT	Females	129	118	60	61	71	31	49	45	27	15	8	2	4	1		1			667
Total		264	[Illegible]	148	117	168	213	195	126	99	61	57	19	19	5	5	1		2	1,726
32. NORMANBY	Males	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	70	[Illegible]	58	91	99	97	69	36	29	13	7	2	4				885
32. NORMANBY	Females	137	99	70	60	96	73	62	50	21	15	9	8	8	1	1	1			711
Total		262	205	140	116	179	164	161	147	90	48	30	21	15	3	5	1			1,596
33. VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY	Males	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	161	142	216	250	262	216	190	109	85	81	36	15	10	1		22	2,401
33. VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY	Females	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	173	146	903	164	132	98	64	32	19	8	9	5	1	1	1	9	1,064
Total		697	512	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	419	422	394	314	254	147	114	39	45	29	11	2	1	31	4,065

AGES of PERSONS living in the Electoral District, distinguishing Males and Females.
ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.		Under 5 years of age.	5 and under 10.	10 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 30.	30 and under 35.	35 and under 40.	40 and under 45.	45 and under 50.	50 and under 55.	55 and under 60.	60 and under 65.	65 and under 70.	70 and under 75.	75 and under 80.	80 and upwards.	Age not specified.	TOTAL OF PERSONS.
34. POLWARTH, RIPON, HAMPDEN, AND SOUTH GRENVILLE	Males	157	125	135	99	191	222	217	191	155	88	81	24	21	6	2		1	9	1,724
34. POLWARTH, RIPON, HAMPDEN, AND SOUTH GRENVILLE	Females	161	138	88	69	105	91	89	52	45	29	21	5	1		1			1	896
Total		318	263	223	168	296	313	306	243	200	117	102	29	22	6	3		1	10	2,620
35. MURRAY	Males	119	76	83	85	174	177	165	153	125	89	66	23	18	1	2		1	5	1,362
35. MURRAY	Females	102	85	52	43	64	53	47	26	25	17	7	2	5	1				1	530
Total		221	161	135	128	238	230	212	179	150	106	73	25	23	2	2		1	6	1,892
36. GIPPS' LAND	Males	65	69	67	53	83	81	85	67	83	46	34	9	13	7	7	1		6	776
36. GIPPS' LAND	Females	80	72	39	28	24	40	42	27	21	9	7	3	4	1				3	400
Total		145	141	106	81	107	121	127	94	104	55	41	12	17	8	7	1		9	1,176
37. THE WIMMERA	Males	133	84	93	113	229	308	288	211	190	113	96	36	26	8	2	5		27	1,962
37. THE WIMMERA	Females	126	121	72	49	72	80	66	51	40	22	12	5	4	2				1	723
Total		259	205	165	162	301	388	354	262	230	135	108	41	30	10	2	5		28	2,685
TOTAL OF ELECTORAL DISTRICTS	Males	12,872	10,145	7,836	8,191	22,584	25,339	19,791	12,695	9,478	5,167	3,762	1,319	957	360	193	65	56	2,084	142,894
TOTAL OF ELECTORAL DISTRICTS	Females	13,027	10,003	7,238	7,194	12,033	9,995	7,656	4,991	3,424	1,801	1,217	518	385	138	63	26	17	432	80,158
Total		25,899	20,148	15,074	15,335	34,617	35,334	27,447	17,686	12,902	6,968	4,979	1,837	1,342	498	256	91	73	2,516	223074*
TRAVELLERS AND PERSONS ON BOARD SHIPS, &c.	Males	29	25	89	501	1,371	1,477	975	558	332	160	72	23	19	1	2			7,348	12,982
TRAVELLERS AND PERSONS ON BOARD SHIPS, &c.	Females	38	31	46	19	54	47	37	30	23	4	3	1	1					408	742
Total		67	56	135	520	1,425	1,524	1,012	588	355	164	75	24	20	1	2			7,756	13,724
GRAND TOTAL OF VICTORIA	Males	12,901	10,170	7,925	3,692	23,955	26,816	20,766	13,253	9,810	5,327	3,834	1,342	976	361	195	65	56	9,432	155,876
GRAND TOTAL OF VICTORIA	Females	13,065	10,034	7,284	7,213	12,067	10,042	7,693	5,021	3,447	1,805	1,220	519	386	136	63	26	17	840	80,900
Total		25,966	20,204	15,209	15,905	36,042	36,858	28,459	18,274	16,257	7,132	5,054	1,861	1,362	409	258	91	73	10,272	236796*
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN VICTORIA IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Males	30,688				84,790				20,313				1,597
AGES OF TOTAL PERSONS IN VICTORIA IN VICENNIAL PERIODS	Females	37,596				34,843				6,991				613
BOTH SEXES		77,284				119,683				27,304				2,210

[* Totals marked with Asteriaks have persons added whose sex has not been specified—23 in all]

APPENDIX., TABLE shewing the NUMBER and AGES of CHILDREN under FIVE YEARS in the Counties, Pastoral Districts,and Principal Towns.
COUNTIES, ETC.	BOTH SEXES.						MALES.						FEMALES.
COUNTIES, ETC.	Under 1 year.	1 and under 2.	2 and under 3.	3 and under 4.	4 and under 5.	Total under 5 years.	Under 1 year.	1 and under 2.	2 and under 3.	3 and under 4.	4 and under 5.	Total under 5 years.	Under 1 year.	1 and under 2.	2 and under 3.	3 and under 4.	4 and under 5.	Total under 5 years.
ANGLESEY	21	10	22	12	19	84	6	7	9	5	10	37	15	3	13	7	9	47
BOURKE(County)	1,793	1,057	1,256	1,330	1,269	6,705	905	510	610	667	625	3,317	888	547	646	663	644	3,388
—(MELBOURNE)	1,538	834	1,072	1,045	1,097	5,586	790	366	547	526	538	2,767	748	468	525	519	559	2,819
DALHOUSIE	191	111	129	168	145	744	83	49	61	93	74	360	108	62	68	75	71	384
DUNDAS	55	35	41	37	27	195	27	18	20	21	16	102	28	17	21	16	11	93
EVELYN	47	35	37	48	30	197	27	16	14	28	14	99	20	19	23	20	16	98
FOLLETT	12	15	16	8	12	63	5	5	6	3	8	27	7	10	10	5	4	36
GIPPS' LAND	55	47	54	49	56	261	22	25	25	23	29	124	33	22	29	26	27	137
GRANT (County)	397	254	291	302	290	1,534	206	130	150	145	151	782	191	124	141	157	139	752
—(GEELONG)	784	419	484	540	513	2,740	404	193	253	275	266	1,390	380	226	232	265	247	1,350
GRENVILLE	272	157	156	135	137	857	153	71	82	70	74	450	119	86	74	65	63	407
HAMPDEN	26	30	23	20	25	124	10	16	6	10	17	59	16	14	17	10	8	65
HEYTESBURY	17	12	18	10	9	66	13	5	10	4	6	38	4	7	8	6	3	28
LODDON DISTRICT	604	313	378	391	346	2,032	300	144	168	190	186	988	304	169	210	201	160	1,044
MORNINGTON	45	26	34	44	36	185	21	11	14	18	25	89	24	15	20	26	11	96
MURRAY DISTRICT	127	100	136	120	109	592	57	45	73	58	67	300	[Illegible]	55	63	62	42	292
NORMANBY	188	114	125	121	117	665	102	54	54	57	54	321	86	60	71	64	63	344
POLWARTH	31	35	29	34	38	167	18	18	16	8	20	80	13	17	13	26	18	87
RIPON	36	29	16	23	22	126	19	19	7	11	12	68	17	10	9	12	10	58
RODNEY	34	16	24	16	19	109	19	9	11	9	9	57	15	7	13	7	10	52
TALBOT	469	238	303	293	268	1,571	228	112	143	157	122	762	241	126	160	136	146	309
VILLIERS	267	176	205	193	196	1,037	129	88	112	89	104	522	138	88	93	104	92	515
WIMMERA DISTRICT	59	57	50	39	54	259	31	27	26	20	29	133	28	30	24	19	25	126
TRAVELLERS AND SHIPPING	20	9	9	11	18	67	10	5	3	5	6	29	10	4	6	6	12	38
	7,088	4,129	4,906	4,989	4,852	25,066	3,585	1,943	2,419	2,492	2,462	12,901	3,503	2,186	2,489	2,497	2,390	13,065

NOTE.—The members of children of each year of age under five, in Melbourne and suburbs, the population of which was 76565, were—Males ; under [Illegible] year, 1233 ; from one to two years, 681 ; from two to three years, 844 ; from three to four years, 854 ; from four to five years, 843 ; Total, 4415. Females : under one year, 1175 ; from one to two years, 719 ; from two to three years, 887 ; from three to four years, 838 ; from four to five years, 857 ; Total, 4415,Total of Both Sexes,8630.

INDEX.

REPORT

SUMMARY TABLES AND TABULAR RESULTS :—

TABLE I.—Population of Counties and Pastoral Districts, Area in Acres and proportion of Crown Lands alienated to each Inhabitant

TABLE II.—Population of Electoral Districts, according to the Electoral Acts of 1851 and 1853 (Present Constitution), and Ages of the People at Physiological Periods

TABLE III.—Population of Electoral Provinces, according to the New Constitution Act, and Ages of the People at Quinquennial Periods; with the Proportional Number of each Period to the Total Population, &c.

TABLE IV.—Population of Electoral Districts, according to the New Constitution Act, and Ages of the People at Vicennial Periods

TABLE V.—Population of the Gold Fields ; with the Proportional Number of Both Sexes at different Periods of Age

TABLE VI.—Population of the Seaport Towns; with the Proportional Number of Both Sexes at different Periods of Age

TABLE VII.—Distribution of the Population ; Comparative Table showing the Proportional Number of each Sex at Quinquennial Periods of Age in Victoria and Great Britain, and in the Seaport Towns, the Mining and Rural Districts respectively

TABLE VIII.—Alphabetical List of Towns and Villages, showing the Number of their Inhabitants, and the Counties and Electoral Districts (New Constitution Act) in which they are situated

DETAILED TABLES :—

RETURN of Counties and Pastoral Districts

RETURN of Electoral Districts, according to the Victoria Electoral Acts of 1851 and 1853 (14 Victoria, No. 47—Present Constitution)

RETURN of Electoral Provinces of the Legislative Council, according to 17 Victoria (New Constitution Act), Schedule E.

RETURN of Electoral Districts of the Legislative Assembly, according to 17 Victoria (New Constitution Act) Schedule F.

APPENDIX :—

TABLE showing the Number of Children, of Both Sexes, at each Year of Age under Five Years, in the Counties, Pastoral Districts, and Principal Towns

In the Detailed Tables the Population of different Sub-divisions and different Areas of the Country has, so far as it was prectiable, been shown. Thus, in one set of the Tables, the Number of Inhabitants of Towns and Villages will be and in others, of Parishes and Police Districts. A Summary Table is given at the end of the each Return.

BY AUTHORITY:

JOHN FERRES, GOVERNMENT PRINTER,

MELBOURNE.

PART II. POPULATION TABLES.

RELIGION OF THE PEOPLE,

WITH

THE NUMBER OF EACH DENOMINATION IN EVERY COUNTY, PASTORAL DISTRICT, PARISH, AND TOWN IN THE COLONY.

POPULATION ENUMERATED 10TH APRIL, 1854.

LAID uponTHE COUNCIL TABLE by THE CHIEF SECRETARY, bycommandof HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR,and orderedbyTHE COUNCILto be printed,28th November, 1855.

BY AUTHORITY:

JOHN FERRES, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

CONTENTS.

REPORT

SUMMARY TABLES

DETAILED TABLES:—

COUNTY OF BOURKE AND CITY OF MELBOURNE

COUNTY OF DALHOUSIE

COUNTY OF ANGLESEY

COUNTY OF DUNDAS

COUNTY OF FOLLETT

COUNTY OF EVELYN

COUNTY OF GRANT AND TOWN OF GEELONG

COUNTY OF GRENVILLE

COUNTY OF HAMPDEN

COUNTY OF HEYTESBURY

COUNTY OF MORNINGTON

COUNTY OF NORMANBY

COUNTY OF POLWARTH

COUNTY OF RIPON

COUNTY OF TALBOT

COUNTY OF VILLERS

PASTORAL DISTRICT OF GIPPS' LAND

PASTORAL DISTRICT OF THE LODDON

PASTORAL DISTRICT OF THE MURRAY

PASTORAL DISTRICT OF THE WIMMERA

UNPROCLAIMED COUNTY OF RODNEY

SHIPPING AND TRAVELLERS ON LAND

ALPHABETICAL INDEX

REPORT.

Registrar General's Office,

November 22nd, 1855.

SIR,

I have the honor of submitting the accompanying Abstract of the Census Returns of April, 1854, shewing the numbers of the various Religious Denominations of the People of Victoria, so far as they were ascertained at that date.

2.

The more detailed Returns which accompany this Abstract will be found to present an interesting view of the distribution of the several denominations throughout the Counties, Pastoral Districts, Parishes, and Towns in the Colony ; and it may be observed, on a careful examination, that the relative proportion between the different religious bodies varies considerably in the towns, as compared with the numbers in the purely rural districts.

3.

The labor and difficulty which, even under ordinary circumstances, necessarily attend the correct preparation of such returns, owing to the majority of people being unaccustomed to filling up official documents, have been greatly increased on the present occasion through the ignorance or negligence often evinced by householders to whom the schedules were delivered, as well as by the apparent unwillingness of many to state their religious opinions with distinctness, to which must be added the frequent use of terms of general or lax signification, such as "Catholic," "Protestant," "Presbyterian," "Israelite," "Freethinker," and others of a similar nature. In all doubtful and unspecified cases the utmost pains have been taken to place the inmates of each dwelling, as far as possible, under their proper designation, by a careful comparison with the answers given under other headings ; but where this classification was not clearly warranted the parties have been suffered to remain in the doubtful classes under which they were returned. I trust, however, that on the occasion of the next Census, sufficient time being allowed for a careful selection of sub-enumerators, and for their instruction as to the nature and extent of their duties, much of this ambiguity may be obviated, by requiring those officers to examine and rectify on the spot the defective schedules.

4.

It will be seen from the accompanying Abstracts (Table C.) that the relative numerical proportions of the several religious bodies have altered considerably since the Census of 1851. This alteration may in some measure be accounted for by the circumstance of the larger portion of the recent immigration, induced by the attraction of the gold fields, having been derived from England and Wales, and from the Highlands of Scotland.

5.

The numbers of the principal denominations, according to each of these Censuses, may be thus briefly stated :—

Denomination.	1851.	1854.
Church of England	37,433	108002*
Roman Catholic Church	18,014	45,111
Churches of Scotland and Presbyterians	11,608	42,317
Wesleyan Methodists	4,988	15,284
Other Protestants	4,331	18,234

[* In the Summary Tables the "Protestants" have been included with the members of the Church of England, and the "Catholics" with those of the Roman Catholic Church, because the corrections made in the schedules at the instance of the sub-enumerators, have almost invariably shewn that the persons using those terms have meant to designate those respective churches. Presbyterians, in describing their religion, seldom called themselves Protestants ; and members of the other Protestant denominations were generally very precise in indicating the particular body to which they belonged.]

6.

The absolute increase in each of these religious bodies during the interval of three years has been :—

Denomination.	Persons.
Church of England	70,569
Roman Catholic Church	27,097
Presbyterians	30,709
Wesleyan Methodists	10,296
Other Protestants	13,921

7.

Of the 42,317 Presbyterians in the Colony a considerable proportion (12,033) have returned themselves as belonging to the Free Church of Scotland, and 2,841 to the United Presbyterian Church. It has been objected to these figures by ministers of the latter body that "the number returned as United Presbyterians is incorrect, inasmuch as no special heading having been assigned in the schedules to this branch of the Presbyterian Church, parties belonging to it must, necessarily, have classified themselves with some of the other divisions of the Presbyterians or Protestant denominations, or have been at the trouble of writing out their own special designation ; and, further, that as the ministers belonging to the three divisions of the Presbyterian Church in Victoria are very nearly equal in number, it may be supposed that no great disparity exists between the numbers of their several adherents."

8.

No means exist by which the value of these objections can be tested : they are matters of opinion or conjecture. But I may remark that members of the various denominations, whether mentioned or not in the instructions for filling up the column for religion, were all under the necessity of writing out their special designation in full ; and there does not appear to be any greater trouble in writing " United Presbyterian," than "Church of Scotland," or "Free Church of Scotland". Moreover, in the first line of the heading " Religion," it was expressly requested that persons should state clearly the religious denomination to which they belonged ; and it appears that 2,841 members of the United Presbyterian Church understood and responded to this call. Considering, too, the surprising extent of the movement which has taken place of late years among the Presbyterians of Scotland, the generally reflecting habits of that people, and the deep interest which they have ever displayed in matters connected with their religion, I may perhaps be permitted to express a doubt whether the United Presbyterians have to any great extent designated themselves members either of the Church of Scotland or of the

Free Church. That many of them may, from the absence of a specific mention of their body in a printed heading, have returned themselves simply as Presbyterians, is, however, very probable ; but it must, also, be remembered that there are large numbers of Presbyterians in England, Ireland, and other parts of the world, who no doubt have their representatives here, and who form no portion of either of the divisions alluded to.

9.

The Independents or Congregationalists are returned at 7,709 ; the members of the Baptist Persuasion at 4,724 ; the Lutherans, 3,014 ; the Unitarians, 1,180 ; the Society of Friends, 221 ; and of the "Catholic and Apostolic" Church, or Irvingites, it may be remarked that, although numbering but 75, they are organized under the rule of a Bishop resident in the Colony.

10.

The Jews have increased from 304 in the year 1851, to 1,547 in the year 1854 ; but I should observe, that owing to ambiguity in the mode in which many of the Census Schedules have been filled, it is a matter of doubt whether their number has not been over-stated in the Returns. There appear to be but two Rabbis in the Colony.

11.

The Mormons, or Latter-Day Saints, are returned at 132 ; the Mahomedans and Pagans at 3,009 ; and the number of persons who profess to be of no religion, is stated to be 805.

12.

This Report would, I conceive, afford a very incomplete and unsatisfactory synopsis of the Religious Statistics of the Colony, were it not accompanied by some information as to the provision which has been made for Public Worship, by the various denominations,up to the present date.With this object, I have endeavored to collect, from authentic sources, materials for a comparative statement, which will, doubtless, prove acceptable to a great majority of the community ; and I take this opportunity of recording my thanks to the ministers of all denominations for the readiness with which they have co-operated with me in my attempt to obtain some general view of the present position of the Christian Churches in Victoria. The following Table shews, in a condensed and convenient form, the result of my enquiries :—

Denomination.	Churches.	Schools and Temporary Places of Worship.	Total Places of Worship.	Ministers.	Lay Readers, Lay Preachers, and Mission Agents.	Total of Clergymen and Lay Assistants.
Church of England	19	71	90	48	8	56
* Roman Catholic Church	3	45	48	35		35
Presbyterians :—
Synod of Victoria	16*		54	14		46
Free Church	6	13		18
United Presbyterians	19*			14
Wesleyans	21*		26	20	169	194
Primitive Methodists	2*			2
Wesleyan Methodist Association	2*			2
Bible Christians	1			1
Independents	16*		16	16	1	17
Baptists	5*		5	5		5
Evangelical Lutherans	3*		3	3		3
Unitarians	1		1	1		1
Society of Friends	1		1
Total	115	129	244	179	178	357

[* ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES.—The figures given above do not include the various out-stations, visited monthly by the Country Preists, where Divine Worship is held, and the Sacraments administered, as in temporary places of worship.] [In the case of those numbers marked with asterisks (*) the Returns do not mention how many are Churches, and how many are only temporary erections used as Churches.]

13.

Thus it appears that the proportion which the number of places of worship bears at present to the members of each denomination, as it stood in April, 1854, is as follows, viz :—Church of England, 1 place of worship to every 1,200 persons ; Roman Catholics, 1 to 940 persons ; Presbyterians, 1 to 783 persons ; Wesleyans, 1 to 588 persons ; Independents, 1 to 482 persons ; Baptists, 1 to 945 persons ; Lutherans, 1 to 1,005 persons. It should, however, be observed, that these proportions give a very imperfect idea of the actual provision made for the spiritual wants of the people, because the accommodation afforded by places of worship is dependent not only on their size, but on the number of daily services held in each. The recording of such facts may, however, prove useful for comparison at future periods.

I have the honor to be,

Sir,

Your most obedient servant,

NORMAN CAMPBELL,

Registrar General.

To the Honorable

The Colonial Secretary.

SUMMARY TABLES AND TABULAR RESULTS.

TABLE I., SUMMARY TABLE A—shewing the NUMBERS of the principal RELIGIOUS BODIES in each COUNTY and PASTORAL DISTRICT.
Counties and Pastoral Districts.	Totals.	Number of Persons belonging to the
Counties and Pastoral Districts.	Totals.	Church of England.	Presbyterians.	Other Protestants.	Roman Catholics.	Residue.
Counties.
ANGLESEY	593	266	149	30	140	8
BOURKE (including Melbourne)	101,086	45,808	17,764	16,309	18,903	2,302
DALHOUSIE	6,212	2,605	1,046	453	2,045	63
DUNDAS	1,345	575	436	46	255	33
EVELYN	1,215	660	273	100	175	7
FOLLETT	381	112	196	9	60	4
GRANT (including Geelong)	32,889	14,318	6,138	5,471	6,095	867
GRENVILLE	8,604	3,662	1,794	1,114	1,679	355
HAMPDEN	899	296	451	34	82	36
HEYTESBURY	351	205	45	27	70	4
MORNINGTON	1,372	693	237	64	362	16
NORMANBY	3,921	1,611	1,090	345	836	39
POLWARTH	981	504	190	78	196	13
RIPON	1,269	548	424	35	195	67
TALBOT	16,244	8,116	2,243	2,815	2,586	484
VILLIERS	5,996	2,433	1,526	544	1,418	75
Pastoral Districts.
GIPPS' LAND	1,956	976	460	36	438	46
The LODDON	27,126	12,982	3,562	3,478	4,556	2,548
RODNEY (Unproclaimed County)	1,557	801	258	149	321	28
The MURRAY	6,392	3,010	914	613	1,723	132
The WIMMERA	2,685	1,290	670	92	494	139
Persons in Ships and Hulks	4,987	2,349	941	530	779	388
Travellers	8,737	4,182	1,510	1,146	1,703	196
Total	236,798	108,002	42,317	33,518	45,111	7,850

Note.—With the Church of England are included those who have merely given themselves the application ofProtestants ;and with the Roman Catholics are includedCatholics.The"Residue"embraces the Greek Church, the Jews, the Mermons, and the Freethinkers, besides the Mahometans, Pagans, those having no religion, and the unspecified.

TABLE II. SUMMARY TABLE B—showing the NUMBER of each RELIGIOUS DENOMINATION in every COUNTY and PASTORAL DISTRICT in VICTORIA, including an estimate for Travellers whose Religion was not returned.
Religious Denomination.	Total of Victoria.	Number of Persons entered on complete Returns.	Estimate for Migratory Population whose Religion was not returned.	Inhabitants of
Religious Denomination.	Total of Victoria.	Number of Persons entered on complete Returns.		Anglesey.	Bourke, including Melbourne.	Dalhousie.	Dundas.	Evelyn.	Follett.	Grant, including Geelong.	Grenville.	Hampden.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	99,978	96,739	3,239	253	48,803	2,324	538	650	104	13,262	3,302	266
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	8,024	7,783	241	13	2,005	281	37	10	8	1,056	360	30
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	16,924	16,383	541	48	7,181	376	181	195	118	2,173	786	196
Free Church of Scotland	12,033	11,641	392	17	5,551	350	67	35	29	2,045	533	53
United Presbyterian Church	2,841	2,747	94	2	1,944	21	4			233	46
Other Scottish Presbyterians*	276	267	9		170					55	5
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	10,243	9,912	331	82	2,918	299	184	43	49	1,632	424	202
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	13,989	13,531	458	7	6,253	117	13	47	6	2,801	516	11
Primitive Methodists	738	714	24		437	28				94	17
Other Wesleyan Methodists†	557	539	18		380	2				47	11
Independents or Congregationalists	7,709	7,456	253		4,333	151	10	11		1,221	190	5
Baptists	4,727	4,572	155	18	2,554	67	14	17	2	732	130	17
Lutherans	3,014	2,922	92	2	899	55		10	1	322	137	1
Unitarians	1,180	1,141	39	2	692	10	1	10		94	31
Society of Friends	221	214	7		117	2	1	2		28	6
Other Persuassions (Protestant)‡	1,888	1,388	45	1	644	21	7	3		132	76
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	40,711	39,386	1,825	122	17,238	1,893	233	146	53	5,496	1,573	56
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	4,400	4,264	136	18	1,665	152	22	29	7	599	106	26
Greek Church	65	63	2		16	1				10	4
Latter-Day Saints or Mormone	132	127	5		34	7				11	8
Jews	1,547	1,496	51		1,052	8				177	28
Freethinkers	171	166	5		70	3				18	20
Religion not specified	2,121	2,121		6	735	21	4	3	4	419	81	11
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion§	3,614	3,699	115	2	395	25	29	4		232	214	25
Total	236,798	229,221	7,577	593	101,086	6,212	1,345	1,215	381	32,889	8,604	899

[* † ‡ § For detailed particulars of these bodies, see Supplementery Table on the next page.]

TABLE II. SUMMARY TABLE B—showing the NUMBER of each RELIGIOUS DENOMINATION in every COUNTY and PASTORAL DISTRICT in VICTORIA, including an estimate for Travellers whose Religion was not returned.
Inhabitants of												Total of Counties and Pastoral Districts.	Total of Travellers and Persons in Vessels and Hulks.	Total of Principal Religious Bodies.
Heytesbury.	Mornington.	Normanby.	Petworth.	Ripon.	Talbot.	Villiers.	Gipps'Land	The Loddon.	The Murray.	Rodney (unproclaimed county).	The Wimmera.	Total of Counties and Pastoral Districts.	Total of Travellers and Persons in Vessels and Hulks.	Total of Principal Religious Bodies.

205	619	1,536	508	536	7,144	2,319	946	11,470	2,801	658	1,213	94,452	5,526	108002 Church of England.
	74	75	1	12	972	114	30	1,512	209	143	77	7,019	1,005

28	120	359	121	209	922	566	157	1,340	330	101	284	15,791	1,133	42317 Presbyterians.
7	37	350	35	108	535	403	142	778	157	45	149	11,426	607
	3	63	3	19	82	113	21	164	10	2		2,730	111
	5			4	7			15	1		3	265	11
10	72	318	31	84	697	444	140	1,265	416	110	234	9,654	589

12	13	189	29	16	1,426	310	9	1,275	253	30	34	13,367	622	15284 Wesleyan Methodists.
	1	6		1	71	3		31	14	1	6	710	28
			5		60	2		20	4		6	537	20
4	8	50	30	10	517	56	14	605	129	31	14	7,379	330	15284 Other Protestants.
10	7	22	16	6	291	50	6	436	84	22	11	4,512	215
	21	56			266	70	1	743	45	48	12	2,689	325
	7	10	1		64	24	4	137	27	7	4	1,125	55
1				1	15	1		23	6			203	18
	7	12	7	1	105	28	2	208	51	10	5	1,320	68

67	353	774	189	169	2,245	1,368	392	3,902	1,621	285	465	38,642	2,069	45176 Roman and Greek Catholics.
3	7	62	7	26	341	50	46	654	102	36	29	3,987	413
	2			1	11	1		12				58	7
		3			12	2		36	11			124	8	7785 Residue.
		3		2	42	14		144	11	12	1	1,492	55
					18			36	1			166	5
1	12	24	4	4	175	17	14	463	34	2	24	2,058	63
3	2	9	9	60	236	41	32	1,857	75	14	114	3,368	446
351	1,372	3,921	981	1,269	16,244	5,996	1,956	27,126	6,392	1,557	2,685	223,074	13,724

[* † ‡ § For detailed particulars of these bodies, see Supplementery Table on the next page.]

Supplement to Table II., MINOR SECTS (INCLUDED IN PRECEDING TABLE).
Religious Denomination.	Number of each Sect.
I.*Other Scottish Presbyterians.
Evangelical Union of Scotland	82
Free Presbyterians (a)	129
Reformed Presbyterians	24
Secession Church of Scotland	18
Other Scottish Presbyterians	23
Total	276
II.†Other Wesleyan Methodists.
Wesleyan Methodist Association	304
Independent Methodists	26
New Connection Methodists	23
Wesleyan Reformers	80
Bible Christians	87
Other Wesleyans	37
Total	557
III.‡Other Protestant Sects.
Calvinists	103
Calvinistic Methodists	107
Dissenters	194
Moravians	57
Universalists	182
New Church or Swedenborgians	88
Plymouth Brethren or Christians	181
Catholic and Apostolic Church	75
German Protestants	29
Dutch Reformed Church	19
Minor Protestant Sects	348
Total	1,383
IV.§Mahomedans, Pagans, and Persons professing no Religion.
Mahomedans	332
Pagans	2,677
Professing no Religion	805
Total	3,814

[(a) These are no doubt identical with the Free Church of Scotland.]

TABLE III., SUMMARY TABLE C—showing the INCREASE of the principal RELIGIOUS BODIES in VICTORIA in 1854 as compared with 1851.
Religious Denomination.	Number of Members of each Denomination.		Absolute Increase of each Denomination.	Proportion of Increase Per cent.
Religious Denomination.	1851.	1854.	Absolute Increase of each Denomination.	Proportion of Increase Per cent.
Church of England	37,433	108,002	70,569	188.52
Presbyterians	11,608	42,317	30,709	264.55
Wesleyan Methodists	4,988	15,284	16,296	206.42
Other Protestants	4,313	18,264	13,921	322.77
Roman Catholics	18,014	45,111	27,097	150.42
Jews	364	1,547	1,183	325.00
Mahomedans and Pagans	201	3,009	2,808	1327.01
Other Persussions	424	368
No Religion		805
Not Specified		2,121

Note.—The Census Returns of 1831 do not state what denominations are included under the head of "Other Persussions." In the returns for 1854 the only bodies to which the term appears applicable are the Greek Church, the Mormons, and the Freethinkers. The former Cenusus Tables do not give any persons as being unspecified. In the earlier enumerations of the numbers of each denomination in these colonies, it appears to have been the custom to assume that all persons whose religion was not specified were members of the Church of England. (See Lang's History of New South Wales.) it is, however, possible that in compiling the Census of 1857, the unspecified were divided amongst the various sects according to the proportion which each here to the total of all religious in the complete returns. This does not appear to be a correct proceeding, because it is evident that many have intentionally omitted to state their religion, owing no doubt to the adoption of opinions not in accordance with the doctrines of any recognised religions body. For this reason it has not been thought proper in the present Census to make any such division of the unspecified, unless in the case of the migratory population, who, it may be presumed, are unspecified merely because they could not be afforded the opportunity of stating their religion.

DETAILED TABLES

TABLE IV., COUNTY OF BOURKE.—(Summary.)
Religious Denomination.	Total of Bourke County.	Inhabitants of				Totals.
Religious Denomination.	Total of Bourke County.	Melbourne (Municipality).	East Bourke, including East Collingwood and the Borough of Richmond.	West Bourke, including the Borough of Williamstown.	South Bourke, including the Boroughs of Religion and Prahran.	Totals.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	43,803	22,503	10,975	3,928	6,397	45,808
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	2,005	491	832	310	372
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	7,181	4,134	1,412	909	726	17,764
Free Church of Scotland	5,551	3,112	1,320	557	562
United Presbyterian Church	1,944	1,400	333	106	105
Other Scottish Presbyterians*	170	79	43	19	29
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	2,918	656	1,226	634	402
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	6,253	2,935	1,863	313	1,142	7,070
Primitive Methodists	437	115	177	36	109
Other Wesleyan Methodists†	380	197	154	3	26
Independents or Congregationalists	4,333	2,190	1,203	199	741	9,239
Baptists	2,554	1,256	646	143	509
Lutherans	899	463	218	42	176
Unitarians	692	407	164	47	74
Society of Friends	117	83	20	2	12
Other Persuasions (Protestant)‡	644	316	214	27	87
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	17,238	10,444	3,306	1,855	1,633	18,903
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	1,665	826	456	260	123
Greek Church	16	10	2	3	1	16
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons	34	16	6	6	6	2,286
Jews	1,052	938	78	7	29
Freethinkers	70	62	2	2	4
Religion not specified	735	332	205	78	120
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion §	395	270	65	20	40
Total	101,086	53,235	24,920	9,506	13,425

[* The 170 included under this head are subdivided as follows :—Evangelical Union of Scotland 72, Free Presbyterians 72, Reformed Presbyterians 17, Secession Church 5, Scottish Presbyterians 3.] [† Other Wesleyan Methodists are divided thus :—Wesleyan Methodist Association 255, Independent Methodists 17, New Connection Methodists 18, Wesleyan Reformers 56, Bible Christians 23, Other Wesleyans 11.] [‡ The following subdivisions are comprised under this head :—Calvinists 56, Calvinistic Methodists 55, Dissenters or Non-conformists 107, Moravians 24, Universalists 50, Swedenborgians 49, Huguenots 2, German Protestants 8, Dutch Reformed Church 5, Christians 120, Catholic Apostolic Church 55, Others (minor sects) 113.] [§ Number of persons absolutely professing no religion are 302, the Mahomedans number 31, and the Pagans 62.]

TABLE V. COUNTY OF BOURKE.—MUNICIPALITY OF MELBOURNE., (INCLUDING PITZ ROY WARD.)
Religious Denomination.	Total of the Municipality of Melbourne.	Inhabitants of												Totals.
Religious Denomination.	Total of the Municipality of Melbourne.	Bourke Ward (part of, in Melbourne Proper).	Gipps Ward (part of, in Melbourne Proper).	La Trobe Ward (part of, in Melbourne Proper).	Lonedale Ward (part of, in Melbourne Proper).	North Melbourne (Hotham Ward).	North Melbourne (Carlton side).	Fitz Roy Ward (Collingwood.)	East Melbourne (part of Gipps and La Trobe Wards).	Emerald Hill.	Sandridge (including scattered population on the stocks of the Yarra).	St. Kilda (within the City Boundary).	South Yarra (La Trobe Ward, South of the River).	Totals.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	22,503	3,187	4,261	2,559	1,682	1,374	1,036	4,026	369	1,579	1,127	705	598	22,994
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	491	18	10	109	67	7		264		11	1	1	3
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	4,134	955	688	417	273	416	214	422	72	325	141	109	102	9,381
Free Church of Scotland	3,112	576	539	319	176	270	220	469	48	240	78	58	124
United Presbyterian Church	1,400	119	261	114	118	186	153	171	18	129	69	29	33
Other Scottish Presbyterians*	79	13	3	8	2	22	3	11	1	6	1	1	8
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	656	21	12	120	55	3	3	414	1	3	2	12	10
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	2,935	245	376	344	119	270	226	805	48	216	112	72	102	3,247
Primitive Methodists	*115	5	19	7	4	7	7	63		2	1
Other Wesleyan Methodists†	197		7	6	1	11	9	137		11	15
Independents or Congregationalists	2,190	232	363	254	104	148	144	560	27	167	67	62	62	4,715
Baptists	1,256	119	173	203	59	86	122	309	19	89	42	17	18
Lutherans	463	40	136	108	33	15	4	50	5	18	39	2	13
Unitarians	407	49	56	64	19	15	32	99	7	46	15	3	2
Society of Friends	83	4	10	20	9	3		7	1	15	3	8	3
Other Persuasions (Protestant)‡	316	36	66	35	15	25	12	63	5	15	28	12	4
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	10,444	1,708	2,844	1,160	1,124	735	793	938	103	552	251	94	142	11,270
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	826	197	105	110	22	10	7	170	27	35	55	51	37
Greek Church	10		2		5					3				10
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons	16	2	2	2	2	1		3		1	2		1	1,618
Jews	938	125	194	275	206	13	36	66	8	4	6	4	1
Freethinkers	62	9	20	9	6	7		9			1		1
Religion not specified	332	24	26	61	43	38	15	93	3	11	8	1	9
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion §	270	42	38	34	33	8	24	23	1	26	31	1	9
Total	53,235	7,726	10,211	6,338	4,177	3,670	3,060	9,172	758	3,504	2,095	1,242	1,282

[* The 79 persons included under the head of Other Scottish Presbyterians are divided as follows :—Evangetical Union of Scotland 83, Free Presbyterians 28, Reformed Presbyterians 12, Secession Church 3, Scottish Presbyterians 3.] [† Other Wesleyan Methodists are divided as follows :—Wesleyan Methodist Association 194, Independent Methodists 10, New Connection Methodists 12, Wesleyan Reformers 44, Bible Christians 6.] [‡ These are subdivided as follows :—Calvinists 36, Calvinistic Methodists 47, Dimenters or Nonconformists 26, Moravians 11, Universalists 30, Swedenborgians 24, Huguenots 2, German Protestants 8, Dutch Reformed Church 3, Christians 25, Catholic Apostolic Church (Irvingists) 8, Others (minor sects) 77.] [§ The number of persons who absolutely return themselves as having no religion are 196, the Mahomedans are 25, and the Pagans 49.]

TABLE VI., COUNTY OF BOURKE—EAST BOURKE.
Religious Denomination.	Total of East Bourke, including Collingwood and Richmond.	Inhabitants of
Religious Denomination.	Total of East Bourke, including Collingwood and Richmond.	East Collingwood and Flat (to the Merri Creek).	Richmond (Borough.)	Parish of Jika Jika, exclusive of Melbourne, Collingwood, and Richmond.	Parish of Will-Will-Rock.	Parish of Yuroke.	Parish of Micklaham.	Parish of Keelbundora (Haddbery District.)	Parish of Wollert.(Epping District.)	Parish of Kalkalio,(Dennybrook District.)	Parish of Merriang.	Parish of Toorourrong (part of).	Parish of Yan-Yean (part of).	Parish of Morang (part of).
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	10,975	4,238	3,115	1,550	357	66	52	836	151	144	59	73	162	172
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	832	64	552	38	26	33		65	10	14	4	5	8	13
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	1,412	509	292	188	151	20	1	101	26	36	8	5	33	42
Free Church of Scotland	1,320	484	355	185	116	21	1	64	19	18	9	8	21	19
United Presbyterian Church	333	155	56	43	46	6		27
Other Scottish Presbyterians*	43	27	7		3									6
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	1,226	275	289	179	198	7	12	42	67	62	36	11	25	23
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	1,863	702	454	427	31	25	42	154	6	4		1	8	9
Primitive Methodists	177	55	8	32	22	11	32	16					1
Other Wesleyan Methodists †	154	115	14	12				1					6	6
Independents or Congregationalists	1,203	594	400	103	17	6	14	46	13	2	1		1	6
Baptists	646	239	213	87	3	11		64	5	6	1	7	4	6
Lutherans	218	64	70	17	4		1	36	10	5			1	10
Unitarians	164	85	40	16	5		2		11			1		4
Society of Friends	20	10	7	2				1
Other Persuasions (Protestant)‡	214	59	111	14	4			14	1	9		1	1
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	3,306	898	696	759	201	32	6	227	203	50	92	27	65	45
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	456	34	291	4	4	12	9	23	10	39		7	3	20
Greek Church	2		1	1
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons	6	3	2	1
Jews	78	46	18	7		1		3	1					2
Freethinkers	2	2
Religion not specified	205	58	56	29	6			34		7	5	1	4	5
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion §	65	22	24	11	6			1					1
Total	24,920	8,738	7,071	3,705	1,200	251	172	1,755	538	396	215	147	344	388

[* Other Scottish Presbyterians are divided thus :—Evangelical Union of Scotland 33, Free Presbyterians 10.] [† Other Wesleyan Methodists include the following subdivisions :—Wesleyan Methodist Association 109, Independent Methodists 7, New Connection Methodists 5, Wesleyan Reformers 10, Bible Christians 12, Others 11.] [‡ These are as follows :—Calvinists 16, Calvinistic Methodists 4, Dissenters or Nonconformists 71, Moravians 15, Universalists 3, Swedenborgians 13, Christians 76, Catholic Apostolic Church (Irvingites) 1, Minor sects 17.] [§ The number of persons who absolutely return themselves as having no religion amount to 60, and the Mahomedans to 5.]

Note.—The Parishes of MORANG, YAN-YEAN, and TOORROURRONG extend across the River Plenty into the County of Evelyn ; and the total population of each of them may be obtained by adding the columns in this sheet to the corresponding columns in Table XIII.

TABLE VII., COUNTY OF BOURKE—WEST BOURKE.
Religious Denomination.	Total of West Bourke, including Williamstown.	Inhabitants of
Religious Denomination.	Total of West Bourke, including Williamstown.	Parish of Cut-Paw-Paw.(Williamstown District.)	Parishes of Doutgam, Truganins, and Tarrnoit.(Wyndam District.)	Parishes of [Illegible] Derrimat.	Parishes of Kurrorock, Djorriwarrk, Yangawdbook and Hoden. ([Illegible] District).	Parish of Maribyrrong (Killor District.)	Parish of [Illegible] Galla. ([Illegible] District.)	Parish of Tullamarrine.	Parish of Bulla Bulla.	Parish of Bullunda and Darrawalt-Gules.	[Illegible]	[Illegible]
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	3,928	1,515	70	73	124	278	708	141	178	88	281	472
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	310	129			8	14	41		45		6	67
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	909	212	13	7	58	57	256	109	31	7	69	90
Free Church of Scotland	557	197	18		12	39	119	70	35	3	34	30
United Presbyterian Church	100	12					20	2	2	1	27	42
Other Scottish Presbyterians*	19	10				9
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	634	111	10	12	10	56	181	49	87	8	48	62
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	313	165		1	6	3	81	12	13	1	13	18
Primitive Methodists	36	4					22	8	1			1
Other Wesleyan Methodists †	3						3
Independents or Congregationalists	199	60		1		8	62	15	19	1	11	22
Baptists	143	49		5	5	19	34	14	5		5	7
Lutherans	42	14		1	3	2	11				2	9
Unitarians	47	9	1				20	10			1	6
Society of Friends	2	1									1
Other Persuasions (Protestant)‡	27	15			1	1	3		2		3	2
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	1,855	533	20	11	72	150	492	37	124	54	185	177
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	260	75			1	11	69	22	14	28	1	39
Greek Church	3	3
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons	6	4					1		1
Jews	7	3					3					1
Freethinkers	2	1					1
Religion not specified	78	28	6		1	3	20	7	1		7	5
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion §	20	7			3				2	1	1	6
Total	9,506	3,157	138	111	304	650	2,147	496	560	192	695	1,056

[* Other Scottish Presbyterians are divided as follows :—Free Presbyterians 14, Reformed Presbyterians 5.] [† These three are Bible Christians.] [‡ These are as follows :—Calvinists 2, Calvinistic Methodists 1, Dissenters or Nonconformists 4, Universalists 5, Catholic Apostolic Church 10, Miner sects 5.] [§ The number of persons returning themselves as having no religion are 6, the Mahomedans are 11, and 1 is a Pagan.]

TABLE VIII., COUNTY OF BOURKE—SOUTH BOURKE.
Religious Denomination.	Total of South Bourke.	Inhabitants of
Religious Denomination.	Total of South Bourke.	Parish of Prahran.	Parish of Moorabbin, including Brighton.	Parish of Boroondara, including Hawthern.	Parish of Bullora.(Templcetows District.)	Parishes of Mulgrave and Nanewading.(Oakleigh District.)	Parishes of Dundenong and Mordialloe.(Dandenong District.)
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	6,397	2,586	1,694	1,489	286	188	154
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	372	188	53	100	13	16	2
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	726	352	179	132	45	5	13
Free Church of Scotland	562	335	78	63	64	21	1
United Presbyterian Church	105	71	16	18
Other Scottish Presbyterians*	29	12	5	12
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	402	210	67	86	6	2	31
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	1,142	509	425	179	7	7	15
Primitive Methodists	109	15	76	18
Other Wesleyan Methodists†	26	12	5	9
Independents or Congregationalists	741	503	102	114	7	12	3
Baptists	509	203	145	129	29		3
Lutherans	176	37	5	107	26	1
Unitarians	74	25	16	26	1	6
Society of Friends	12	10		2
Other Persuasions (Protestant)‡	87	77	1	6	1		2
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	1,633	393	443	563	119	80	35
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	123	53	10	52		8
Greek Church	1			1
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons	6	2		4
Jews	29	21		8
Freethinkers	4	1		3
Religion not specified	120	53	23	27	3		14
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion §	40	22	1	12	3		2
Total	13,425	5,690	3,344	3,160	610	346	275

[* Other Scottish Presbyterians are divided as follows :—Evangetical Union of Scotland 6, Free Presbyterians 21, Secession Church of Scotland 2.] [† Other Wesleyan Methodists include the following sub-divisions :—Wesleyan Methodist Association 22, Wesleyan Reformers 2, Bible Christians 2.] [‡ These are as follows :—Calvinists 2, Calvinistic Methodists 3, Dissenters or Nonconformists 6, Universalists 3, Swedenborgians 2, Dutch Reformed Church 2, Christians 19, Catholic Apostolic Church (irvingites) 26, Others (minor sects) 14.] [§ The number of persons who absolutely return themselves as having no religion are 38, Pagans 2.]

Note.—The Dundenong District extends into the County of Mornington, and may be considered to include the Parishes of Eumemmering and Berwick, which will be found in Table XX.

TABLE IX., COUNTY OF DALHOUSIE.
Religious Denomination.	Total of the County of Dalhousie.	Inhabitants of
		Parishes of Kynston and Lauriston.	Parish of Carleruba.	Edgnoomte and Malssesbury (part of).	Parish of Woodred.	Places unnamed in the Police District of [Illegible].	Heathcote (Melver Gold Fields).	Police District of Kilmore.
		Parishes of Kynston and Lauriston.	Parish of Carleruba.	Edgnoomte and Malssesbury (part of).	Parish of Woodred.	Places unnamed in the Police District of [Illegible].	Heathcote (Melver Gold Fields).	Township of Kilmore.	Parish of Bymden and suburbs of Kilmore.	Places unnamed in the Police District of Kilmore.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	2,324	539	166	158	97	173	497	398	202	94
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	281	29	8	21	6	104	44	43	16	10
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	376	92	29	24	3	27	41	87	60	13
Free Church of Scotland	350	48	25	8	2	15	45	168	28	11
United Presbyterian Church	21	8	2		1	1	2	5	2
Other Scottish Presbyterians
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	299	51	39	12	11	31	46	57	40	12
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	117	29	11	8	11	16	20	13	9
Primitive Methodists	28	3						20	5
Other Wesleyan Methodists *	2		2
Independents or Congregationalists	151	66	11	8	7	4	23	23	8	1
Baptists	67	11	5	4	2	8	14	9	14
Lutherans	55	3	2	4	4	7	23	9	2	1
Unitarians	10			4			4	2
Society of Friends	2	1					1
Other Persuasions (Protestant)†	21	2			3	2	9	3	2
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	1,893	301	89	52	49	93	246	548	407	108
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	152	19	5	9	2	15	14	34	39	15
Greek Church	1		1
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons	7	5				1	1
Jews	6		1	2		1	1	1
Freethinkers	3			1				1	1
Religion not specified	21	7		1		1	4	4	3	1
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion ‡	25	3		1	1	5	5	1	3	6
Total	6,212	1,217	396	317	199	504	1,040	1,426	841	272

[* [Illegible]] [[Illegible]] [[Illegible]]

Note.—[Illegible]

TABLE X., XI., AND XII., COUNTIES OF ANGLESEY, DUNDAS, AND FOLLETT.
Religious Denomination.	ANGLESEY.			DUNDAS.				FOLLETT.
	Total of the County of Anglesey.	Inhabitants of		Total of the County of Dundas.	Inhabitants of			Total of the County of Follett.	Inhabitants of
		Police District of Seymour.			North Hamilton.	Villages of Balmeral, Cavendish, and Cuderaine.	Pastoral Districts.		Parish of Casterton.	Parish of Lindery.	Pastoral Districts.
		Township of Seymour and Part of Avenei.	Pastoral Districts.		North Hamilton.	Villages of Balmeral, Cavendish, and Cuderaine.	Pastoral Districts.		Parish of Casterton.	Parish of Lindery.	Pastoral Districts.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	253	82	171	538	100	55	383	104	43	16	45
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	13	5	8	37			37	8	6	2
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	48	11	37	181	32	13	136	118	41	63	14
Free Church of Scotland	17	4	13	67	9		58	29	4	16	9
United Presbyterian Church	2	2		4			4
Other Scottish Presbyterians
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	82	1	81	184	17	14	153	49	5	3	41
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	7	1	6	13	1		12	6	4	1	1
Primitive Methodists
Other Wesleyan Methodists
Independents or Congregationalists				10	9	1
Baptists	18		18	14			14	2	2
Lutherans	2	1	1					1			1
Unitarians	2		2	1	1
Society of Friends				1			1
Other Persuasions (Protestant)*	1	1		7	7
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	122	35	87	233	47	28	158	53	16	16	21
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	18	4	14	22	4		18	7	7
Greek Church
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons
Jews
Freethinkers
Religion not specified	6	3	3	4		1	3	4		3	1
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion†	2	1	1	29	3	1	25
Total	595	151	442	1,345	230	113	1,002	381	128	120	133

DUNDAS.—(1)The township of Hamilton is divided into nearly equal parts by the Grand Bura, which separation this part of the County Dundas from Normanby. By adding the 3rd column of Table XXI. (County of Normanby) to the 2nd column in this Table, the total of the town may be obtained. (2.) The population of Balmoral is 23, Cavendish 62, and Coleraine 28.

[* There seven are German Protestants.] [† Professing no religion 3, Mahomedans 1, Pagans 25.]

ANGLESEY.—The population of the township of Seymour is 136, and the part of Avenel in the County of Anglesey contians on 19. These two person profess to have no religion.

TABLE XIII., COUNTY OF EVELYN.
Religious Denomination.	Total of the County of Evelyn.	Inhabitants of
Religious Denomination.	Total of the County of Evelyn.	Parish of Toorrourrong.	Parish of Yan Yean.	Parish of Morang.	Parish of Nillumbik.	Parish of Warrandyts.	Parish of Yering.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	650	34	5	35	450	22	104
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	10				10
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	195	2	10	19	142	1	21
Free Church of Scotland	35				13	6	16
United Presbyterian Church
Other Scottish Presbyterians
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	43			1	38		4
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	47			9	31	7
Primitive Methodists
Other Wesleyan Methodists
Independents or Congregationalists	11			2	9
Baptists	17				17
Lutherans	10	3			7
Unitarians	10				10
Society of Friends	2				2
Other Persuasions (Protestant)*	3				1		2
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	146	1	1	9	111	2	22
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	29				22		7
Greek Church
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons
Jews
Freethinkers
Religion not specified	3				1	2
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion †	4			1			3
Total	1,215	40	16	76	864	40	179

TOORROURRONG, YAN YEAN, AND MORANG.—The other moleties of these parishes, which are divided by the River Plenty, will be found in Table VI., County of Bourke.

[* Two of these are Calvinists, and the other belongs to the Minor Sects.] [† No religion 1, Pagans 3.]

TABLE XIV., COUNTY OF GRANT—MUNICIPALITY OF GEELONG.
Religious Denomination.	Total of Grant County.	Total of the Municipality of Geelong.	Inhabitants of
Religious Denomination.	Total of Grant County.	Total of the Municipality of Geelong.	Geelong Proper, Parish of Corie.	[Illegible] and Suburbs, in Kensington Ward, Parish of Meepanyal.	Ashhy and Suburbs, in [Illegible] Ward, Parish of [Illegible] .	[Illegible] and Suburbs, in [Illegible] Ward and Parish of [Illegible] .	Suburbs in Barwon Ward, in the Parish of Moolap.	Totals of the Municipality of Geelong.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	13,262	7,896	3,107	1,600	2,777	183	229	8,446
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	1,056	550	289	72	182	4	3
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	2,173	1,236	528	201	481	6	20	3,382
Free Church of Scotland	2,045	1,264	510	255	450	28	21
United Presbyterian Church	233	181	54	15	112
Other Scottish Presbyterians*	55	18	4	4	5
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	1,632	688	315	88	264	9	12
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	2,801	2,076	846	475	659	7	89	2,174
Primitive Methodists	94	67	6	20	41
Other Wesleyan Methodists†	47	31	6	10	15
Independents or Congregationalists	1,221	943	340	190	373		40	1,861
Baptists	732	578	159	171	238	8	2
Lutherans	322	192	64	7	12	109
Unitarians	94	47	13	18	16
Society of Friends	28	22	16	4	2
Other Persuasions (Protestant)‡	132	69	28	19	14	8
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	5,496	3,412	1,813	346	1,014	130	89	3,797
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	599	385	187	48	128		22
Greek Church	10	2	2					2
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons	11	5	5					463
Jews	177	140	78	21	41
Freethinkers	18	6	2		4
Religion not specified	419	261	95	59	99	4	4
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion §	232	51	33	1	8	7	2
Total	32,889	20,115	8,500	3,644	6,935	503	533

[* The 55 included under this head are subdivided as follows :—Evangetical Union of Scotland 3, Free Presbyterians 44, Reformed Presbyterians 3, Secession Church 3, Burghere 2.] [† Other Wesleyan Methodists are divided thus :—Wesleyan Methodist Association 33, New Connection Methodists 2, Wesleyan Reformers 7, Bible Christians 5.] [‡ The following subdivisions are comprised under this head :—Calvinists 15, Calvinistic Methodists 15, Dissentere or Nonconformists 13, Morazlans 8, Universalists 14, Swedenborgians 11, German Protestants 1, Dutch Reformed Church 3, Christians 8, Others (minor sects) 29.] [§ The number of persons in the County of Grant absolutely professing no religion are 74 ; the Mahomedans 8, and the Pagans 156.]

Note.—By adding columns 4 and 5 of this Table and the 9th column of Table XV. the total of the Parish of Moorpanyal will be obtained. In like manner by adding column 6 of this Table to the 6th column of Table XV. the total of Dunred will be obtained ; and the total of the Parish of Moolap may be arrived at by adding the 7th column of this Table to the 2nd column of Table XV.

TABLE XV. COUNTY OF GRANT—Settled Districts., (EXCLUSIVE OF GEELONG.)
Religious Denomination.	Total of the Settled Districts of the County of Grant.	Inhabitants of
Religious Denomination.	Total of the Settled Districts of the County of Grant.	Parish of Moalap (without the Borough of Geelong).	Parish of Bellarine.	Parish of Paywit.	Parish of Berrabool.	Parish of Duneed (extra municipal) and Country to the Sex Coast.	Parish of Modewarre and Country to the Sea Coast.	Parish of Gaarwarra.	Parish of Moorpangal (without the Borough of Goolong).	Parish of Gherhineghep.	Parish of Murghebodus.	Parish of Young and Wurdi-Young.(Station Peak District.)	Parish of Weernyalook.	Parish of Murtcalm.	Parish of Bulban.	Parishes of Mamburin, Coearoc, and Werribew.(Wyndham District.)
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	2,000	237	357	155	429	137	128	71	111	94	68	59	56	29	17	57
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	107	29	13	9	19				12	8	7		8			2
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	222	39	86	6	2	4	2		34	25	5	4	5	8		2
Free Church of Scotland	295	33	124	23	2				41	6		18	2	8	16	22
United Presbyterian Church	5		4									1
Other Scottish Presbyterians	2															2
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	456	4	45	16	138	39	69	31	43	36		7		10	17	1
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	208	21	111	2	24				10	8	15	13	3	1
Primitive Methodists	3			3
Other Wesleyan Methodists
Independents or Congregationalists	71	11	13	1	15		7		11					12		1
Baptists	50	12	6	7	14				6		3			2
Lutherans	28			2	16				3	4		1				3
Unitarians	16	1		1			14
Society of Friends	1															1
Other Persuasions (Protestant)	6			1		2					3
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	1,135	143	123	20	173	122	118	56	198	83	29	14	12	10	16	18
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	125	34	47	8	3		8		10	1			3	7		4
Greek Church
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons
Jews	4	4
Freethinkers
Religion not specified	80			1	22	42	1		3	7		1	1		1	1
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion	10		1	1		1			4							3
Total	4,824	568	930	256	857	347	347	158	486	272	125	118	90	87	67	116

TABLE XVI. COUNTY OF GRANT—Beyond the Settled Districts.
Religious Denomination.	Total of the County of Grant beyond the Settled Districts.	Inhabitants of						Total of the County of Grant.
Religious Denomination.	Total of the County of Grant beyond the Settled Districts.	Ballaarrt GoldFields (part of)	Buninyong.	Ballan.(Sub-District.)	Meredith.	The Leigh.	Residue.(Extra-parashial Districts)	Total of the County of Grant.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	3,366	2,332	359	263	135	69	208	14,318
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	399	300	63	1	19	3	13
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	715	460	84	48	40	59	24	6,138
Free Church of Scotland	486	326	68	24	2	40	26
United Presbyterian Church	47	30	8	3			6
Other Scottish Presbyterians	40	4	36
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	488	279	88	25	11	15	70
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	517	456	27	4	8	13	9	2,942
Primitive Methodists	24	11	1				12
Other Wesleyan Methodists	16	5	4				7
Independents or Congregationalists	207	129	26		4	10	38	2,529
Baptists	104	76	11	2	7		8
Lutherans	102	88	3	1	2	1	7
Unitarians	31	31
Society of Friends	5	5
Other Persuasions (Protestant)	57	54	3
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	949	566	139	85	35	56	68	6,095
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	89	54	18	1	1		15
Greek Church	8	7			1			10
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons	6	6						857
Jews	33	32			1
Freethinkers	12	12
Religion not specified	78	57	2	5	1	1	12
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion	171	166	1		3		1
Total	7,950	5,486	941	462	270	267	524

TABLE XVII. COUNTY OF GRENVILLE.
Religious Denomination.	Total of the County of Grenville.	Inhabitants of
Religious Denomination.	Total of the County of Grenville.	Township of Ballnarat.	Bellarat and Wardy Yallock Diggings.	Parish of Mindie.	Pastoral District of North Grenville.	South Grenville.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	3,302	506	2,487	32	164	113
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	360	105	254		1
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	786	121	468	15	134	48
Free Church of Scotland	533	37	428		60	8
United Presbyterian Church	46	5	35			6
Other Scottish Presbyterians*	5	3	1			1
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	424	81	277	20	31	15
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	510	112	399	2		3
Primitive Methodists	17	2	15
Other Wesleyan Methodists†	11		11
Independents or Congregationalists	190	19	164	4		3
Baptists	130	15	105		9	1
Lutherans	137	13	124
Unitarians	31	3	27			1
Society of Friends	6	1	5
Other Persuasions (Protestant)‡	76	20	56
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	1,573	167	1,290	11	72	33
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	106	21	85
Greek Church	4	3	1
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons	8		8
Jews	28	7	21
Freethinkers	29	8	11		1
Religion not specified	81	15	62		3	1
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion§	214	39	141	2	29	3
Total	3,894	1,306	6,475	36	504	236

[* Of these—9 are Free and 8 Reformed Presbyterians.] [† Independent Methodists 1, New Connection Methodists 1, Wesleyan Reformers 6, Bible Christians 3.] [‡ These are divided as follows :—Calvinists 1, Calvinistic Methodists 7, Dissenters 7, Universalists 16, Swedenborgians 2, Brethren or Christians 6, Catholic Apostolic Church 7, German Protestants 5, Dutch Church 1, Minor Protestant Sects 27.] [§ Professing no religion 40, Mahomedans 10, Pagans 155.]

TABLES XVIII. AND XIX. COUNTIES OF HAMPDEN AND HEYTESBURY.
Religious Denomination.	HAMPSEN.	HEYTESBURY.
	HAMPSEN.	Total of the County of Heytesbury.	Inhabitants of
	Total of the County.	Total of the County of Heytesbury.	Parish of Moponga.	Parish of [Illegible]	Remainder of the County.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	266	205	62	19	124
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	30
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	196	28	6		22
Free Church of Scotland	53	7			7
United Presbyterian Church
Other Scottish Presbyterians
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	202	10		5	5
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	11	12	6	2	4
Primitive Methodists
Other Wesleyan Methodists
Independents or Congregationalists	5	4	4
Baptists	17	10	5		5
Lutherans	1
Unitarians
Society of Friends		1	1
Other Persuasions (Protestant)
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	56	67	30	15	22
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	26	3		3
Greek Church
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons
Jews
Freethinkers
Religion not specified	11	1		1
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion*	25	3			3
Total	899	351	114	42	195

[* These are all Pagans—25 in Hampden and 3 in Heytesbury.]

TABLE XX. COUNTY OF MORNINGTON.
Religious Denomination.	Total of the County of Mornington.	Inhabitants of
Religious Denomination.	Total of the County of Mornington.	Parish of Burwick.	Parish of Ennummering.	Parish of Mooroodac and Village of [Illegible]	Point Nepenn District.	Parish of Cumberland.	Parish of Lyndhurst.	Parishes of Corinella and Wollmai, and the Islands in Western Port Bay.	Remainder of the County.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	619	68	78	54	168	54	52	24	122
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	74	21	4	1		1			47
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	120	8	3	12	17	20	4	9	47
Free Church of Scotland	37	2	1	1	1	5			27
United Presbyterian Church	3	3
Other Scottish Presbyterians*	5		4					1
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	72	5	3	13	4	9	6	4	28
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	13	3		7	1		1		1
Primitive Methodists	1				1
Other Wesleyan Methodists
Independents or Congregationalists	8	1	1						6
Baptists	7	2		3	1	1
Lutherans	21	12	3						6
Unitarians	7		3			1		3
Society of Friends
Other Persuasions (Protestant)†	7		1			3			4
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	355	26	29	49	72	31	22	2	122
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	7			3	1				3
Greek Church	2				2
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons
Jews
Freethinkers
Religion not specified	12		2	2	1	1			6
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion‡	2	1							1
Total	1,372	154	132	145	269	125	85	43	419

BERWICK AND .—These two parishes form a portion of the Country which is properly called the [Illegible] District,SeeSouth Bourke, Table VIII.

[* These 5 persons outer themselves as belonging to the United Secession Church of Scotland (Query :—United Presbyterian Church).] [† Calvinists 1, Universalists 1, Christians 5.] [‡ Professing no Religion 1, Pagans 1.]

TABLE XXI. COUNTY OF NORMANBY.
Religious Denomination.	Total of the County of Normanby.	Inhabitants of
Religious Denomination.	Total of the County of Normanby.	Parish of Belwarra.	Parish of Digby.	South Hamilton.	Parish and Town of Portland.	Remainder of the County.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	1,536	43	69	70	945	409
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	75		6	5	47	17
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	359	5	7	17	173	157
Free Church of Scotland	350	1	21	16	152	160
United Presbyterian Church	63			2	39	22
Other Scottish Presbyterians
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	318		16	20	161	121
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	189	9	6		151	26
Primitive Methodists	6				2	4
Other Wesleyan Methodists
Independents or Congregationalists	50	7			38	5
Baptists	22		3		15	4
Lutherans	56			46	8	2
Unitarians	10				3	7
Society of Friends
Other Persuasions (Protestant)*	12				12
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	774	10	8	18	507	261
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	62			5	56	1
Greek Church
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons	3					3
Jews	3				3
Freethinkers
Religion not specified	24	1	1	7	13	2
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion	9			3		6
Total	3,921	76	137	209	2,325	1,174

HAMILTON.—The other moiety of this Township will be found in Table II. (County of Dundas).

[* These consist of 3 Dissenters, 1 Christian, and 9 others (minor sects).] [† Professing no religion 3, Mahomedans 2, Pagans 4.]

TABLE XXII. AND XXIII. COUNTIES OF POLWARTH AND RIPON.
Religious Denomination.	POLWARTH.					RIPON.
	Total of the County of Polwarth.	Inhabitants of				RIPON.
	Total of the County of Polwarth.	Apollo Bay and Cape Coway.	Calac, and the Parishes of	Old Mission Station, and Parishes of Whesell and Yan-yong-tet.	Remainder of the County.	Total of the County.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	503	37	371	42	53	536
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	1		1			12
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	121	2	105	8	6	209
Free Church of Scotland	35		35			108
United Presbyterian Church	3		3			19
Other Scottish Presbyterians*						4
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	31	11	3	14	3	84
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	29		28		1	16
Primitive Methodists						1
Other Wesleyan Methodists†	5				5
Independents or Congregationalists	20		15		5	10
Baptists	16		16			6
Lutherans
Unitarians	1				1
Society of Friends						1
Other Persuasions (Protestant)‡	7				7	1
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	189	3	177	2	7	169
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	7		7			26
Greek Church						1
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons
Jews						2
Freethinkers
Religion not specified	4				4	4
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion§	9		4	5		60
Total	981	53	765	71	92	1,269

[POLWARTH.—†These five persons do not state what kind of Methodists they are.] [POLWARTH— ‡ These seven persons belong to the Free Church (English).] [POLWARTH—§ These are divided as follows :—No Religion 1, Mahomedans 1, Pagans 7.] [RIPON—* These belong to the Session Church of Scotland.] [RIPON—‡ This persons belongs to the "Free Church of England."] [RIPON—§ Mahomedans 2, Pagans 58.]

TABLE XXIV. COUNTY OF TALBOT.
Religious Denomination.	Total of the County of Talbot.	Inhabitants of							Total.
Religious Denomination.	Total of the County of Talbot.	Barker's Campbell's (part of), Forest, and Fryer's Creeks.	Castlemaine Township.	Creswick's Creek and part of the Ballsarat Diggings.	Hepburn (Mount Franklin).	Amberat (Daisy Hill).	Elphinstone, Tarradale, and part of Malmesbury.	Lexton, Carisbrook, Walbrook, &c.	Total.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	7,144	3,863	847	1,262	385	266	242	279
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	972	475	120	226	37	7	74	33
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	922	500	54	165	70	16	46	71	2,243
Free Church of Scotland	535	228	58	146	29	10	27	37
United Presbyterian Church	82	52	3	19	3		5
Other Scottish Presbyterians*	7	2		5
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	697	307	98	171	47	8	15	51
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	1,426	600	222	460	75	36	28	5	1,557
Primitive Methodists	71	57	3	9			2
Other Wesleyan Methodists†	60	20	4	34	2
Independents or Congregationalists	517	294	64	82	26	10	24	17
Baptists	291	153	37	77	9	2	7	6
Lutherans	266	114	40	74	30	8
Unitarians	64	38	6	6	11		3
Society of Friends	15	7	2	3	1		1	1
Other Persuasions (Protestant)‡	105	57	9	20	11	3	1	4
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	2,245	1,202	182	380	227	22	105	127	2,586
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	341	152	52	82	35		11	9
Greek Church	11	2		2		6	1
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons	12	4	1	6	1
Jews	42	26	6	7	2		1
Freethinkers	18	10	1	4		3
Religion not specified	175	61	28	58	21		2	5
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion§	226	74	17	122	6	4	3
Total	16,244	8,298	1,854	3,420	1,028	401	598	645

[* Of the 7 persons included under the head of Other Scottish Presbyterians 2 belong to the Secession Church of Scotland, 2 are Relief Presbyterians, and 3 Free Presbyterians.] [† Other Wesleyan Methodists are divided as follows :—47 Bible Christians, 5 Wesleyan Reformers, 3 Independent Wesleyans, 4 Members of the Wesleyan Association, and 1 Wesleyan Seceder.] [‡ These are subdivided as follows :—Calvinists 14, Calvinistic Methodists 8, Dissenters or Nonconformists 17, Swedenborgians or New Church 13, Universalists 8, Huguenots 1, German Protestants 5, Dutch Reformed Church 1, Christians 4, Mornvians 1, Others 33.] [§ The number of persons absolutely returning themselves as having no religion are 66, the Mahomedans are 5 in number, and the remaining 155 are chiefly Chinese, who are generally returned as being Pagans, but include Buddhists and Aslatics of other forms of worship.]

TABLE XXV. COUNTY OF VILLIERS.
Religious Denomination.	Total of the County of Villiers.	Inhabitants of
Religious Denomination.	Total of the County of Villiers.	Township of Belfast.	Parish of Mearia.	Village of Tower Hill.	Village of Woodford.	Parish of Korelt.	Parish of Yangary.	Township of Warrnambool.	Parish of Wangaon.	Parish of Pursim.	Parish of Cooramook.	Eastern Villiers.(Rural District).	Northern Villiers.(Rural District).	Western and Southern Villiers(Rural District).
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	2,319	666	105	63	51	39	56	397	108	37	21	96	61	619
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	114	24						10	4			14		62
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	566	160	1	25		12	1	44	17	49	21	56	23	157
Free Church of Scotland	403	54	12	1		16	4	33	26	7	5	8	91	146
United Presbyterian Church	113		6					41	16	19	5		3	23
Other Scottish Presbyterians
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	414	56		4	2			128	74	3	31	6	15	125
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	310	58	1		4	12	18	88	44			3		82
Primitive Methodists	3												8
Other Wesleyan Methodists*	2							1						1
Independents or Congregationalists	56	13	1					25			1		1	15
Baptists	50	12	4					3	3			1	9	18
Lutherans	70	1			1			3	6	42			15	2
Unitarians	24	4						6	7	3				4
Society of Friends	1								1
Other Persuasions (Protestant)†	28	2					2	3					21
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	1,368	261	13	78	23	21	42	147	139	33	24	18	37	532
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	50	21					3	1	2				1	22
Greek Church	1													1
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons	2							2
Jews	14							10				4
Freethinkers
Religion not specified	17	6										9	1	1
Mohomedans, Pagans, and Persons professing no religion§	41	1		1				1	1			11		26
Total	5,996	1,339	143	172	81	100	126	943	448	198	108	226	281	1,836

[* Wesleyan Methodist Association 2.] [† These are sub-divided as follows :—Calvinistic Methodists 2, Moravians 21, Catholic and Apostolic Church 2, Others 3.] [‡ Professing no religion 2, Pagans 39.]

TABLE XXVI. GIPPS' LAND.
Religious Denomination.	Total of Gipps' Land.	Total of the Police District of Alberton.	Inhabitants of					Total of the Police District of Sale.	Inhabitants of
			Police District of Alberton.						Police District of Sale.
			Boss (unproclaimed county).	Alberton, including Ory'S Survey.	Port Albert.	Parish of Tara Tara, including Tarraville.	Remainder of the District.		Township of Sale.	Haddington (unproclaimed county) exclusive of Sale.	Bruce (unproclaimed county).	Abingdon (unproclaimed county).	Combermere and Howe (unproclaimed counties).
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	946	489	68	97	82	136	106	457	63	202	114	31	47
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	30	16				16		14	8	6
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	157	83	25	1	20	26	11	74	9	49	7	1	8
Free Church of Scotland	142	39	17	1		12	9	103	13	24	37	7	22
United Presbyterian Church	21	4	4					17		17
Other Scottish Presbyterians
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	140	69	2	5	1	41	20	71	2	16	43	10
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	9	6	2		1	2	1	3	3
Primitive Methodists
Other Wesleyan Methodists
Independents or Congregationalists	14	4	2			2		10		1	8	1
Baptists	6	5	1		2	1	1	1					1
Lutherans	1	1			1
Unitarians	4	1				1		3		2	1
Society of Friends
Other Persuasions (Protestant)*	2	2				2
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	392	219	14	41	17	100	47	173	12	57	69	9	26
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	46	12	1	5	1	2	3	34		16	18
Greek Church
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons
Jews
Freethinkers
Religion not specified	14							14	1	4	8	1
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion†	32	5	2	1	1	1		27	5	12	9	1
Total	1,956	955	138	151	126	342	198	1,001	116	406	314	61	104

[* These two persons are "Dissenters".] [† Mahomedans 1, Pagans 31.]

TABLE XXVII. THE LODDON DISTRICT.
Religious Denomination.	Total of the Loddon District.	Inhabitants of
Religious Denomination.	Total of the Loddon District.	Pastoral Districts.	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	Muckleford (Borough).	Lockwood (Borough).	Bondigo Diggings, exclusive of the Borough of Sandhurst.	Sandhurst (Borough).	Tarrangower Diggings.	Avnsa Diggings.	Campbell's Creek (part of Mount, Alexander Gold Fields).
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	11,470	294	231	275	82	40	3,076	2,883	2,313	1,473	808
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	1,512	26	42	32	1	8	380	308	445	109	161
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	1,340	43	24	23	12		330	398	232	178	80
Free Church of Scotland	778	32	55	10	3		178	217	151	78	54
United Presbyterian Church	164	1	1				58	49	30	15	10
Other Scottish Presbyterians*	15						6	2		7
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	1,265	71	40	24	2	10	309	348	279	90	92
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	1,275	10	24	23	16	3	357	357	254	94	137
Primitive Methodists	31	1	2				6	3	8	2	9
Other Wesleyan Methodists†	20		2		4		1	5	5		3
Independents or Congregationalists	605	5	9	11	5	3	180	193	121	50	28
Baptists	436	6	8	11	2		127	129	83	40	30
Lutherans	743	4	17	13		3	230	210	157	72	37
Unitarians	137	4	3	2			42	41	21	8	16
Society of Friends	23						12	3	5	3
Other Persuasions (Protestant)‡	208	2	12	4	2		67	45	43	14	19
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	3,902	116	73	97	17	18	1,066	1,328	704	240	243
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	654	26	4	14	6		250	152	125	46	31
Greek Church	12						2	3	3	3	1
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons	36	1					18	7	3	4	3
Jews	144		1	1			13	77	26	12	14
Freethinkers	36			2			10	16	3	2	3
Religion not specified	463	9	8	11	1	4	198	114	54	26	38
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion§	1,857	8	10	3		1	1,203	474	135	11	12
Total	27,126	659	566	556	153	90	8,119	7,362	5,220	2,577	1,824

THE LODDON DISTRICT.—The population of this District, exclusive of Rodney (which for some official purposes is included in it), will amount to 30730, if the estimated number of persons travelling between the different Gold Fields or prospecting, be added.

[* These 15 Presbyterians are divided as follows :—Evangelical Union of Scotland 5, Free Presbyterians 5, Secession Church of Scotland 3, Scottish Presbyterians 1.] [† Of these 20 Wesleyan Methodists, 7 belong to the Wesleyan Methodist Association, 4 are Wesleyan Reformers, 7 are Bible Christians, and 2 others.] [‡ The following subdivisions are comprised under this head :—Calvinists 8, Calvinistic Methodists 14, Dissenters or Nonconformists 29, Universalists 48, Swedenborgains 11, Brethren 36, Catholic Apostolic Church 10, German Protestants 2, Dutch Reformed Church 9, Minor Protestant Sects 40.] [§ The number of persons professing to have no religion are 185, the Mahomedans number 101, and the Pagans 1571.]

BENDIGO DIGGINGS.—The population given here exceeds the number of males and females, in Part I. of these returns, by one child, whose sex has not been specified.

TABLE XXVIII., THE MURRAY DISTRICT.
Religious Denomination.	Total of the Murray District.	THE GOLD FIELDS.					PASTORAL DISTRICTS.						TOWNS AND VILLAGES.
		Inhabitants of					Inhabitants of						Inhabitants of
		Beechworth and Spring Creek.	Buckland and Omeo Diggings.	Reld's Creek.	Snake Valley.	Yackandandah.	Pastoral Districts of the Seven Creeks and Lower Goulburn.	Pastoral Districts of the Broken Creek and Lower Murray.	Pastoral Districts of the Ovens and King Rivers.	Pastoral Districts of Black Dog Creek, &c.	Pastoral Districts of the Upper Murray and Mitta Mitta Rivers.	Pastoral Districts of the Little River.	Avenel.	Benalla.	Euroa.	Longwood.	Violet Town.	Wangaratta.	Wodonga.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	2,801	550	267	209	263	136	361	165	108	92	55	78	39	150	57	33	32	188	18
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	209	19	38	5	35	18	24		1	5	19		3	5	4	11	1	21
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	330	35	17	18	29	16	114	31	9	3	11	8		10	7	2		19	1
Free Church of Scotland	157	26	12	6	15	9	60	1	7	3				3	1	1		13
United Presbyterian Church	10	1	2					2	1					1				3
Other Scottish Presbyterians*	1	1
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	416	70	46	30	34	36	60	2	10	17	17	4	5	14	16	6	7	42
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	253	83	34	20	16	26	1	3				5		21	6	1		36	1
Primitive Methodists	14	9		1	3														1
Other Wesleyan Methodists†	4	3			1
Independents or Congregationalists	129	39	23	8	13	20	3	5	1	7		1	3	1			1	4
Baptists	84	20	22	10	4	12	2	1	3			1					2	6	1
Lutherans	45	6	12	5	5	4	4							1	1			7
Unitarians	27	10	3	3	4	4	1											2
Society of Friends	6		1		2	3
Other Persuasions (Protestant)‡	51	12	13	8	6	8			1									3
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	1,621	374	149	88	200	136	125	78	80	68	26	22	23	87	32	4	2	115	12
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	102	2	18	9	18	8		1		2	2	2				3	6	31
Greek Church
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons	11		4	1	2						1			3
Jews	11	6	2	1		1				1
Freethinkers	1					1
Religion not specified	34		7		2	8	4		3	1		1				2	2	4
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion§	75	9	21	2	3	14		8				8		1				9
Total	6,392	1,275	691	424	655	460	759	297	224	199	131	130	73	297	124	63	53	503	34

[* Evangelical Union of Scotland 1.] [† Wesleyan Methodist Association 3, Bible Christians 1.] [‡ These are divided as follows :—Calvinists 1, Calvinistic Methodists 1, Dissenters 1, Universalists 34, Brethren 3, Catholic and Apostolic Church 1, Minor sects 10.] [§ The number of persons absolutely professing no religion are 39, the Mahomedans number 2, and the Pagans 34.]

TABLES XXIX AND XXX. RODNEY AND THE WIMMERA DISTRICT.
Religious Denomination.	RODNEY.(Unproclaimed County.)			THE WIMMERA.
	Total of Rodney.	Inhabitants of		Total of the Wimmera.	Inhabitants of
	Total of Rodney.	Pastoral Districts.	Moora and Waranga Diggings.	Total of the Wimmera.	Townships of Castle Donnington, Crowland, Glenorchy, and Herbam.	Pastoral Districts.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	658	273	385	1,213	106	1,107
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	143	47	96	77	1	76
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	101	45	56	284	5	279
Free Church of Scotland	45	31	14	149	13	136
United Presbyterian Church	2	1	1
Other Scottish Presbyterians*				3		3
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	110	63	47	234	6	228
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	30	9	21	34		34
Primitive Methodists	1		1	6		6
Other Wesleyan Methodists†				6		6
Independents or Congregationalists	31	4	27	14		14
Baptists	22	5	17	11		11
Lutherans	48	8	40	12	1	11
Unitarians	7	1	6	4		4
Society of Friends
Other Persuasions (Protestant)‡	10	2	8	5		5
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	285	90	195	465	26	439
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	36	9	27	29	1	28
Greek Church
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons
Jews	12	1	11	1		1
Freethinkers
Religion not specified	2		2	24		24
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion§	14	11	3	114		114
Total	1,557	600	957	2,685	159	2,526

RODNEY.—In the first part of these Returns, by a clerical error, the lines of figures were transposed, and those representing the numbers and ages of the digging population substituted for the pastoral. The error did not, however, extend beyond the mere transposition, and was not carried into the totals nor Summary Tables.

[‡ These are subdivided as follows :—Calvinistic Methodists 1, Dissenters 4, Universalists 3, Christians 1, Others 1.] [§ No religion 3, Mahomedans 1, Pagans 10.] [WIMMERA—*Free Presbyterians 1, Reformed Presbyterians 1, Secession Church of Scotland 1.] [WIMMERA—† Independent Methodists 4, New Connection Methodists 2.] [WIMMERA—‡ Dissenters 1, Moravians 3, Others 1.] [§ No Religion 2, Pagans 112.]

TABLE XXXI. SHIPPING AND TRAVELLERS ON LAND.
Religious Denomination.	SHIPPING.					TRAVELLERS ON LAND.
Religious Denomination.	Total persons in Vessels and Hulks.	In Commercial Shipping, Store Ships, Barges, &c., in Hobson's Bay.	In Vessels and Barges in the River Yarra Yarra.	In other Vessels and Vessels in other Ports.	In Penal Hulks.	Total persons Travelling on Land.	Travellers entered on Schedules.	Estimate for Travellers whose Religion was not returned.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES :—
Church of England	2,012	768	765	206	273	3,514	275	3,239
Protestants (not otherwise defined)	337	299	7	30	1	668	427	241
Scottish Presbyterians :—
Church of Scotland	551	253	260	15	23	582	41	541
Free Church of Scotland	205	94	106	3	2	402	10	392
United Presbyterian Church	17	5	12			94		94
Other Scottish Presbyterians	2		1	1		9		9
Presbyterians (not otherwise defined)	166	127	8	11	20	423	92	331
Wesleyan Methodists :—
Wesleyans (not otherwise defined)	144	83	54	6	1	478	20	458
Primitive Methodists	3	3				25	1	24
Other Wesleyan Methodists	2	2				18		18
Independents or Congregationalists	68	33	19	3	13	262	9	253
Baptists	54	33	18	2	1	161	6	155
Lutherans	219	167	36		16	106	14	92
Unitarians	15	9	4	1	1	40	1	39
Society of Friends	9	8	1			9	2	7
Other Persuasions (Protestant)	16	10	5	1		47	2	45
CATHOLIC CHURCHES :—
Roman Catholics	638	193	66	209	170	1,431	106	1,325
Catholics (not otherwise defined)	141	101	17	15	8	272	136	136
Greek Church	4	2			2	3	1	2
Latter-Day Saints or Mormons	3	1	2			5		5
Jews	4		2		2	51		51
Freethinkers						5		5
Religion not specified	63	33	13	17
Mahomedans, Pagans, and persons professing no religion	314	246	11	18	39	132	17	115
Total	4,987	2,470	1,407	538	572	8,737	1,160	7,577

SHIPPING.—H.M.S.Electrais included withOther Vessels,under which heading are also included the vessels in all other ports besides those in Hobson's Bay and Melbourne. The HulkSacramento,in Corio Bay, is included with the other Penal Hulks.

TRAVELLERS.—The estimated number of travellers and prospectors on the Gold Fields are divided between the different religions according to the proportion which each sect bears to the total enumerated population.

TheEnumerated Travellersgiven above are those who filled schedules for the Sub-Enumerators at their Encampments. Besides these there were 1023 persons counted or reported as having passed different stations. The latter are included with theComputed,for the purpose of estimating the proportion of them belonging to each religion.

INDEX

A

Abingdon, 35

Alberton, 35

Amherst, 33

Anglesey County, 23

Apollo Bay, &c., 32

Ashby, &c., Geelong, 25

Avencl, 23, 37

Avoca, 36

B

Bacchus Marsh District, &c., 20

Balmoral Village, &c., 23

Barrabool Parish, 26

Ballaarat, 27, 28, 33

Barker's Creek, &c., 33

Bass, 35

Ballan Sub-District, 27

Bellarine Parish, 26

Berwick Parish, 30

Belfast Township, 34

Bendigo, 33

Beechworth, &c., 37

Benalla, 37

Bourke County, 17

Bourke (East), 19

Bourke (West), 20

Bourke (South), 21

Bourke Ward, Melbourne, 18

Bolinda Parish, &c., 20

Boroondara Parish, 21

Bolwarra Parish, 31

Brighton, &c., 21

Bruce, 35

Bulla Bulla Parish, 20

Buttlejork Parish, 20

Bulleen Parish, 21

Bulban, 26

Buninyong, 27

Buckland, 37

Bylands Parish, Kilmore, 22

C

Carlsruhe Parish, 22

Cavendish Village, &c., 23

Casterton Parish, 23

Cape Otway, 32

Campbell's Creek, &c., 33, 36

Castlemaine Township, 33

Carisbrook, &c., 33

Castle Donnington, &c., 38

Carlton, North Melbourne, 18

Chilwell, &c., Geelong, 25

Collingwood (East), 19

Coleraine Village, &c., 23

Cocaroc Parish, &c., 26

Corinella Parish, &c., 30

Colac, &c., 32

Cooramook Parish, 34

Combermere, &c., 35

Corio, 25

Cranbourne Parish, 30

Creswick's Creek, &c., 33

Crowland, &c., 38

Cut-paw-paw Parish, 20

D

Darraweit Guim, &c., 20

Dandenong Parish, &c., 21

Dalhousie County, 22

Daisy Hill (Amherst), 33

Deutgam Parish, &c., 20

Derrimut Parish, &c., 20

Digby Parish, 31

Djerriwarrh Parish, &c., 20

Doutta Galla Parish, 20

Dundas County, 23

Duneed Parish, 25, 26

E

Edgecombe Parish, &c., 22

Eliminyt Parish, &c., 32

Elphinstone, 33

Emerald Hill, 18

Eumemmering Parish, 30

Euroa, 37

Evelyn County, 24

F

Fits Bay Ward, Collingwood, 18

Follett County, 23

Forest Creek, 33

Frankston Village, &c., 30

Fryer's Creek, &c., 33

G

Geelong Municipality, 25

Germantown, Geelong, 25

Gherhineghap Parish, 26

Gipps' Ward, Melbourne, 18

Gisborne, 20

Gipps' Land, 35

Glenorchy, &c., 38

Gnarwarre Parish, 26

Grant County, 25

Grenville County, 28

H

Hawthorn, &c., 21

Hamilton, 23, 31

Hampden County, 29

Haddington, 35

Heathcote, 22

Heytesbury County, 29

Hepburn, 33

Hotham Ward, North Melbourne, 18

Holden Parish, &c., 20

Howe, &c., 35

Horsham, &c., 38

I

Irrawarra Parish, 32

J

Jika Jika Parish, 19

K

Kalkallo Parish, 19

Keelbundora Parish, 19

Kerrie Parish, &c., 20

Kerang Diggings, 36

Kilmore Township, 22

Kingower Diggings, 36

Korroroit Parish, &c., 20

Korkuperimul Parish, &c., 20

Koroit Parish, 34

Kyneton Parish, &c., 22

L

La Trobe Ward, Melbourne, 18

Lauriston Parish, &c., 22

Leigh District, 27

Lexton, &c., 33

Lindsey Parish, 23

Lonsdale Ward, Melbourne, 18

Loddon District, 36

Lockwood Borough, 36

Longwood, 37

Lyndhurst Parish, 30

M

Malmasbury Parish, &c., 22, 23

Mamburin Parish, &c., 26

Maribyrnong Parish, 20

McIvor, Heathcote, 22

Melbourne Municipality, 18

Melbourne (North), 18

Melbourne (East), 18

Merriang Parish, 19

Merrimu Parish, &c., 20

Meredith Parish, 27

Mepunga Parish, 29

Mcarie Parish, 34

Mickleham Parish, 19

Minde Parish, 28

Morang Parish, 19, 24

Moorabbin Parish, 21

Mordialloc Parish, &c., 21

Moorpanyal Parish, 25, 26

Moolap Parish, 25, 26

Modewarre Parish, 26

Mornington County, 30

Moorooduc Parish, &c., 30

Moora Diggings, 38

Mulgrave Parish, &c., 21

Murgheboduc Parish, 26

Murtcaim Parish, 26

Muckleford Borough, 36

Murray District, 37

N

Nalangil Parish, &c., 32

Nillumbik Parish, 24

Normanby County, 31

Nunawading Parish, 21

O

Old Mission Station, &c., 32

Omeo, 37

P

Paywit Parish, 26

Point Nepean District, 30

Portland, 31

Polwarth County, 32

Port Albert, 35

Prahran Parish, 21

Purnim Parish, 34

Pywheitjorrk Parish, &c., 20

R

Reid's Creek, 37

Richmond Borough, 19

Ripon County, 32

Rodney County, 38

S

Sandridge, 18

Sale, 35

Sandhurst, 36

Seymour Township, 23

Snake Valley, 37

South Yarra, 18

Spring Creek, &c., 37

St. Kilda, 18

T

Tarneit Parish, 20

Talbot County, 33

Tarradale, &c., 33

Tara Tara, &c., 35

Tarraville, &c., 35

Tarrengower, 36

Toorourrong Parish, 19, 24

Tower Hill Village, 34

Truganina Parish, &c., 20

Tullamarine Parish, 20

V

Villiers County, 34

Violet Town, 37

W

Warrandyte Parish, 24

Wardy Yallock, &c., 28

Warrion Parish, &c., 32

Walbrook, &c., 33

Warrnambool Township, 34

Wangoon Parish, 34

Wangaratta, 37

Waranga Diggings, &c., 38

Werribee Parish, &c., 26

Whoorell Parish, &c., 32

Will-Will-Rock Parish, 19

Wimmera District, 38

Wollert Parish, 19

Woodend Parish, 22

Woornyalook Parish, 26

Wollomai Parish, &c., 30

Woodford, 34

Wodonga, 37

Wurdi-Youang, 26

Y

Yan-Yean Parish, 19, 24

Yangardnook Parish, &c., 20

Yan-Yang-Urt, 32

Yangery Parish, 34

Yackandandah, 37

Yering Parish, 24

Yowang Parish, 26

Yuroke Parish, 19

Z

Zalangatta Parish, 20

PART III.CIVIL CONDITION OF THE PEOPLE.

SUMMARY TABLES AND TABULAR RESULTS.

PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT BY HIS EXCELLENCY'S COMMAND.

BY AUTHORITY:

JOHN FERRES, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

TABLE I., TABLE shewing the number of Unmarried, Married, and Widowed Persons of both sexes in each COUNTY and PASTORAL DISTRICT or in the Colony.
COUNTIES AND PASTORAL DISTRICTS.		Totals.	Unmarried.		Husbands and Wives.	Widowers and Widows.
COUNTIES AND PASTORAL DISTRICTS.		Totals.	Age. Males under 20 ; Females under 15.	Age. Males over 21 ; Females over 15.	Husbands and Wives.	Widowers and Widows.
COUNTIES—
ANGLESEY	Males	378	116	167	74	21
ANGLESEY	Females	215	102	27	77	9
BOURKE (including Melbourne)	Males	59,553	18,486	20,657	18,999	1,411
BOURKE (including Melbourne)	Females	41,527	14,971	8,251	16,987	1,318
DALHOUSIE	Males	4,174	1,098	1,884	1,115	127
DALHOUSIE	Females	2,036	885	244	871	36
DUNDAS	Males	845	316	302	209	18
DUNDAS	Females	500	225	59	204	12
EVELYN	Males	701	280	191	213	17
EVELYN	Females	514	240	61	205	8
FOLLETT	Males	214	77	74	60	3
FOLLETT	Females	167	77	23	65	2
GRANT (including Geelong)	Males	19,549	6,347	6,541	6,165	396
GRANT (including Geelong)	Females	13,331	5,115	2,191	5,702	323
GRENVILLE	Males	6,321	1,281	3,127	1,779	134
GRENVILLE	Females	2,282	838	165	1,255	24
HAMPDEN	Males	557	179	239	136	3
HAMPDEN	Females	342	148	55	136	3
HEYTESBURY	Males	220	84	60	72	4
HEYTESBURY	Females	131	58	12	61
MORNINGTON	Males	897	306	354	221	16
MORNINGTON	Females	475	230	56	177	12
NORMANBY	Males	1,974	855	391	685	42
NORMANBY	Females	1,947	789	386	722	49
POLWORTH	Males	551	208	144	190	9
POLWORTH	Females	430	183	53	178	11
RIPON	Males	900	251	426	206	17
RIPON	Females	369	159	28	178	4
TALBOT	Males	12,021	2,407	5,929	3,374	311
TALBOT	Females	4,220	1,593	256	2,320	51
VILLIERS	Males	3,342	1,359	871	1,020	92
VILLIERS	Females	2,654	1,198	373	1,031	52
PASTORAL DISTRICTS.—
GIPPS LAND	Males	1,245	432	457	320	36
GIPPS LAND	Females	711	330	68	303	10
THE LODDON	Males	21,382	3,339	12,454	5,124	465
THE LODDON	Females	5,743	2,020	320	3,331	72
RODNET (unproclaimed county)	Males	1,244	204	763	239	38
RODNET (unproclaimed county)	Females	313	112	25	173	3
THE MURRAY	Males	4,864	996	2,707	1,022	139
THE MURRAY	Females	1,528	671	120	711	26
THE WIMMERA	Males	1,962	423	1,134	362	43
THE WIMMERA	Females	723	319	70	322	12
TOTAL OF COUNTIES, &c.	Males	142,894	39,044	58,922	41,586	3,342
TOTAL OF COUNTIES, &c.	Females	80,158	30,268	12,843	35,010	2,037
PERSONS IN SHIPS AND HULKS	Males	4,705	540	3,041	1,056	68
PERSONS IN SHIPS AND HULKS	Females	282	97	43	141	1
Travellers (enumerated and estimated)	Males	8,277	621	5,341	2,164	151
Travellers (enumerated and estimated)	Females	460	44	154	257	5
TOTAL OF VICTORIA	Males	155,876	40,205	67,304	44,806	3,561
TOTAL OF VICTORIA	Females	80,900	30,409	13,040	35,408	2,043

TABLE II., TABLE shewing the number of Unmarried, Married, and Widowed Persons of both sexes in each ELECTORAL PROVINCE.
ELECTORAL PROVINCES.		Totals.	Unmarried.		Husbands and Wives.	Widowers and Widows.
ELECTORAL PROVINCES.		Totals.	Age. Males under 20 ; Females under 15.	Age. Males over 20 ; Females over 15.	Husbands and Wives.	Widowers and Widows.
1. CENTRAL PROVINCE	Males	46,089	13,860	16,197	14,949	1,083
1. CENTRAL PROVINCE	Females	32,669	11,281	6,839	13,444	1,105
2. SOUTH PROVINCE	Males	15,062	5,212	5,005	4,484	361
2. SOUTH PROVINCE	Females	9,847	4,160	1,529	3,925	233
3. SOUTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	Males	26,421	7,836	9,912	8,134	539
3. SOUTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	Females	16,043	6,141	2,409	7,135	358
4. WESTERN PROVINCE	Males	8,052	3,121	2,363	2,389	179
4. WESTERN PROVINCE	Females	6,110	2,654	936	2,398	122
5. NORTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	Males	39,539	7,267	21,351	9,975	946
5. NORTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	Females	12,722	4,817	890	6,844	171
6. EASTERN PROVINCE	Males	7,731	1,748	4,094	1,655	234
6. EASTERN PROVINCE	Females	2,767	1,215	240	1,264	48
TOTAL	Males	142,894	39,044	58,922	41,586	3,342
TOTAL	Females	80,158	30,268	12,834	35,010	2,037

TABLE III., TABLE showing the number of Unmarried, Married, and Widowed Persons of both sexes in each ELECTORAL DISTRICT.
ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.		Totals.	Unmarried.		Husbands and Wives.	Widowers and Widows.
ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.		Totals.	Age. Males under 20 ; Females under 15.	Age. Males over 20 ; Females over 15.	Husbands and Wives.	Widowers and Widows.
1. MELBOURNE	Males	22,036	5,509	9,546	6,471	510
1. MELBOURNE	Females	13,327	4,226	3,142	5,460	499
2. ST. KILDA	Males	4,359	1,666	1,126	1,461	106
2. ST. KILDA	Females	3,849	1,438	836	1,441	134
3. COLLINGWOOD	Males	9,692	3,504	2,468	3,511	209
3. COLLINGWOOD	Females	8,217	2,972	1,570	3,403	272
4. SOUTH MELBOURNE	Males	3,459	973	1,179	1,216	91
4. SOUTH MELBOURNE	Females	2,146	754	314	1,021	57
5. RICHMOND	Males	4,105	1,481	999	1,526	99
5. RICHMOND	Females	3,539	1,257	697	1,482	103
6. WILLIAMSTOWN	Males	1,600	435	604	522	39
6. WILLIAMSTOWN	Females	1,013	388	177	427	21
7. BRIGHTON	Males	1,479	617	336	491	85
7. BRIGHTON	Females	1,252	511	225	486	30
8. GEELONG	Males	11,065	3,964	3,052	3,808	241
8. GEELONG	Females	9,041	3,309	1,709	3,776	247
9. PORTLAND	Males	1,089	497	153	408	31
9. PORTLAND	Females	1,236	483	270	456	27
10. BELFAST	Males	658	286	116	242	14
10. BELFAST	Females	681	302	101	261	17
11. WARRNAMBOOL	Males	503	217	86	182	18
11. WARRNAMBOOL	Females	440	187	69	180	4
12. COLAC	Males	419	173	91	148	7
12. COLAC	Females	346	158	37	141	10
13. KILMORE	Males	1,367	452	480	384	51
13. KILMORE	Females	900	416	128	343	13
14. KYNETON BOROUGHS	Males	1,554	387	715	403	49
14. KYNETON BOROUGHS	Females	760	331	87	322	20
15. THE MURRAY BOROUGHS	Males	756	217	346	172	21
15. THE MURRAY BOROUGHS	Females	426	200	33	180	13
16. ALBERTON	Males	469	178	146	135	10
16. ALBERTON	Females	311	139	29	141	2
17. CASTLEMAINE BOROUGHS	Males	1,743	403	797	504	39
17. CASTLEMAINE BOROUGHS	Females	697	241	69	378	9
18. THE SANDHURST BOROUGHS	Males	5,792	991	3,208	1,453	140
18. THE SANDHURST BOROUGHS	Females	1,660	570	116	951	23
19. NORTH GRANT	Males	4,705	948	2,361	1,292	104
19. NORTH GRANT	Females	1,722	655	104	932	31
20. NORTH GRENVILLE	Males	6,186	1,230	3,083	1,740	133
20. NORTH GRENVILLE	Females	2,181	788	155	1,216	22
21. THE OVENS	Males	2,844	439	1,730	600	75
21. THE OVENS	Females	625	257	32	329	7
22. RODNEY	Males	2,040	375	1,134	472	59
22. RODNEY	Females	557	199	40	315	3
23. THE LODDON	Males	15,486	2,319	9,201	3,643	323
23. THE LODDON	Females	4,034	1,432	202	2,353	47
24. TALBOT	Males	10,382	2,033	5,177	2,898	274
24. TALBOT	Females	3,572	1,870	189	1,969	44
25. EAST BOURKE	Males	5,429	1,868	1,796	1,634	131
25. EAST BOURKE	Females	3,682	1,567	583	1,446	86
26. WEST BOURKE	Males	4,393	1,309	1,757	1,209	118
26. WEST BOURKE	Females	2,499	1,005	445	973	76
27. SOUTH BOURKE	Males	3,001	1,124	846	958	73
27. SOUTH BOURKE	Females	2,003	853	262	848	40
28. SOUTH GRANT	Males	3,779	1,435	1,228	1,065	51
28. SOUTH GRANT	Females	2,568	1,151	378	994	45
29. EVELYN AND MORNINGTON	Males	1,598	586	545	434	33
29. EVELYN AND MORNINGTON	Females	989	470	117	382	20
30. ANGLESEY	Males	737	181	382	150	24
30. ANGLESEY	Females	294	128	37	121	8
31. DUNDAS AND FOLLETT	Males	1,059	393	376	269	21
31. DUNDAS AND FOLLETT	Females	667	302	82	269	14
32. NORMANBY	Males	885	358	238	278	11
32. NORMANBY	Females	711	306	116	267	22
33. VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY	Males	2,401	940	729	668	64
33. VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY	Females	1,664	767	215	651	31
34. POLWORTH, RIPON, HAMPDEN, AND SOUTH GRENVILLE	Males	1,724	516	762	423	23
34. POLWORTH, RIPON, HAMPDEN, AND SOUTH GRENVILLE	Females	896	387	109	390	10
35. MURRAY	Males	1,362	363	684	269	46
35. MURRAY	Females	530	239	59	222	10
36. GIPPS LAND	Males	776	254	311	185	26
36. GIPPS LAND	Females	400	191	39	162	8
37. THE WIMMERA	Males	1,962	423	1,134	362	43
37. THE WIMMERA	Females	723	319	70	322	12
TOTAL	Males	142,894	39,044	58,922	41,586	3,342
TOTAL	Females	80,158	30,268	12,843	35,010	2,037

TABLE IV., TABLE showing the number of Unmarried, Married, and Widowed Persons of both sexes in the SEAPORT TOWNS and their principal Suburbs, exlusive of Shipping.
SEAPORT TOWNS, &c.		Totals.	Unmarried.		Husbands and Wives.	Widowers and Widows.
SEAPORT TOWNS, &c.		Totals.	Age. Males under 20 ; Females under 15.	Age. Males over 20 ; Females over 15.	Husbands and Wives.	Widowers and Widows.
MELBOURNE PROPER AND EAST MELBOURNE	Males	18,503	4,394	8,487	5,209	413
MELBOURNE PROPER AND EAST MELBOURNE	Females	10,703	3,303	2,700	4,279	421
NORTH MELBOURNE	Males	3,869	1,227	1,196	1,342	104
NORTH MELBOURNE	Females	2,861	990	530	1,249	92
SOUTH MELBOURNE (Parish)	Males	4,781	1,427	1,622	1,612	120
SOUTH MELBOURNE (Parish)	Females	3,342	1,163	662	1,402	115
WEST COLLINGWOOD (Fitz Roy Ward)	Males	4,981	1,686	1,501	1,678	116
WEST COLLINGWOOD (Fitz Roy Ward)	Females	4,190	1,464	964	1,610	152
EAST COLLINGWOOD	Males	4,711	1,818	967	1,833	93
EAST COLLINGWOOD	Females	4,027	1,508	606	1,793	120
RICHMOND	Males	3,769	1,369	862	1,446	92
RICHMOND	Females	3,302	1,190	609	1,414	89
PRAHRAN, WINDSOR, AND PART OF ST. KILDA	Males	3,037	1,212	683	1,065	77
PRAHRAN, WINDSOR, AND PART OF ST. KILDA	Females	2,653	1,029	488	1,060	76
BRIGHTON	Males	1,479	617	336	491	35
BRIGHTON	Females	1,252	511	225	486	30
WILLIAMSTOWN	Males	1,600	435	604	522	39
WILLIAMSTOWN	Females	1,013	388	177	427	21
FLEMINGTON	Males	250	84	91	65	10
FLEMINGTON	Females	174	75	39	54	6
GEELONG	Males	11,065	3,964	3,052	3,808	241
GEELONG	Females	9,041	3,309	1,709	3,776	247
PORTLAND	Males	1,089	497	153	408	31
PORTLAND	Females	1,236	483	270	456	27
BELFAST	Males	658	286	116	242	14
BELFAST	Females	681	302	101	261	17
WARRNAMBOOL	Males	503	217	86	182	18
WARRNAMBOOL	Females	440	187	69	180	4
ALBERTON, PORT ALBERT, AND TARRAVILLE	Males	251	97	71	80	3
ALBERTON, PORT ALBERT, AND TARRAVILLE	Females	186	79	19	86	2
TOTAL	Males	60,546	19,330	19,827	19,983	1,406
TOTAL	Females	45,101	15,981	9,168	18,532	1,419

TABLE V., TABLE shewing the number of Unmarried, Married, and Widowed Persons of both sexes on the GOLD-FIELDS.
GOLD FIELDS.		Totals.	Unmarried.		Husbands and Wives.	Widowers and Widows.
GOLD FIELDS.		Totals.	Age. Males under 20 ; Females under 15.	Age. Males over 20 ; Females over 15.	Husbands and Wives.	Widowers and Widows.
CASTLEMAINE TOWNSHIP	Males	1,316	319	590	374	33
CASTLEMAINE TOWNSHIP	Females	538	186	54	293	5
BARKER'S, CAMPBELL'S, FRYER'S, AND FOREST CREEKS	Males	7,413	1,547	3,439	2,231	196
BARKER'S, CAMPBELL'S, FRYER'S, AND FOREST CREEKS	Females	2,860	1,071	149	1,598	42
TARRANGOWER	Males	4,143	582	2,389	1,085	87
TARRANGOWER	Females	1,077	350	50	668	9
AVOCA	Males	2,083	357	1,205	475	46
AVOCA	Females	494	201	16	273	4
HEPBURN	Males	830	139	480	182	29
HEPBURN	Females	198	80	10	103	5
KERANG AND KINGOWER	Males	924	102	576	218	28
KERANG AND KINGOWER	Females	198	65	13	115	5
AMHERST (Daisy Hill)	Males	278	66	127	81	4
AMHERST (Daisy Hill)	Females	123	54	8	60	1
SANDHURST TOWNSHIP	Males	4,131	691	2,342	1,003	95
SANDHURST TOWNSHIP	Females	1,145	394	82	654	15
BOROUGH OF SANDHURST (beyond the Township)	Males	1,599	284	843	428	44
BOROUGH OF SANDHURST (beyond the Township)	Females	487	166	31	282	8
BENDIGO DIGGINGS (exclusive of Town and Borough)	Males	6,482	914	4,046	1,398	124
BENDIGO DIGGINGS (exclusive of Town and Borough)	Females	1,636	582	74	963	17
BALLAARAT TOWNSHIP	Males	1,003	175	487	319	22
BALLAARAT TOWNSHIP	Females	300	107	26	164	3
BALLAARAT, CRESWICK'S CREEK, AND WARDY YALOAK DIGGINGS	Males	11,657	2,088	6,163	3,145	261
BALLAARAT, CRESWICK'S CREEK, AND WARDY YALOAK DIGGINGS	Females	3,723	1,334	202	2,145	42
OVENS AND OMEO DIGGINGS	Males	2,905	427	1,796	607	75
OVENS AND OMEO DIGGINGS	Females	600	243	33	318	6
HEATHCOTE, WARANGA, AND MOORA	Males	1,572	283	845	398	46
HEATHCOTE, WARANGA, AND MOORA	Females	425	151	22	250	2
TOTAL PERSONS RETURNED ON SCHEDULES	Males	46,336	7,974	25,328	11,944	1,090
TOTAL PERSONS RETURNED ON SCHEDULES	Females	13,804	4,984	770	7,886	164
ESTIMATE FOR MIGRATORY POPULATION	Males	6,206	1,068	3,393	1,599	146
ESTIMATE FOR MIGRATORY POPULATION	Females	348	124	21	199	4
GRAND TOTAL OF GOLD FIELDS	Males	52,542	9,042	28,721	13,543	1,236
GRAND TOTAL OF GOLD FIELDS	Females	14,152	5,106	791	8,085	168

TABLE VI., TABLE shewing the number of Unmarried, Married, and Widowed Persons of both sexes in INLAND TOWNS and in DISTRICTS CHIEFLY AGRICULTURAL.
AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS OF		Totals.	Unmarried.		Husbands and Wives.	Widowers and Widows.
AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS OF		Totals.	Age. Males under 20 ; Females under 15.	Age. Males over 20 ; Females over 15.	Husbands and Wives.	Widowers and Widows.
ANGLESEY (Seymour)	Males	98	23	53	19	3
ANGLESEY (Seymour)	Females	53	25	4	20	4
BOURKE (exclusive of Melbourne and Suburbs)	Males	12,573	4,217	4,308	3,736	312
BOURKE (exclusive of Melbourne and Suburbs)	Females	8,010	3,350	1,251	3,213	196
DALHOUSIE (Kyneton District)	Males	1,554	387	715	408	49
DALHOUSIE (Kyneton District)	Females	760	331	87	322	20
DALHOUSIE (Kilmore District)	Males	1,367	452	480	384	51
DALHOUSIE (Kilmore District)	Females	900	416	128	343	13
DUNDAS (Hamilton and other Towns)	Males	201	89	48	54	10
DUNDAS (Hamilton and other Towns)	Females	142	67	12	56	7
EVELYN (Parishes, and Town of Eltham)	Males	701	280	191	213	17
EVELYN (Parishes, and Town of Eltham)	Females	514	240	61	205	8
FOLLETT (Towns and Parishes)	Males	138	52	48	35	3
FOLLETT (Towns and Parishes)	Females	110	50	20	38	2
GRANT (Towns and Parishes, exclusive of Geelong)	Males	4,057	1,500	1,359	1,138	60
GRANT (Towns and Parishes, exclusive of Geelong)	Females	2,707	1,229	373	1,053	52
MORNINGTON (Towns and Parishes)	Males	591	205	216	158	12
MORNINGTON (Towns and Parishes)	Females	362	176	38	138	10
NORMANBY (Towns and Parishes, exclusive of Portland)	Males	215	89	52	72	2
NORMANBY (Towns and Parishes, exclusive of Portland)	Females	207	94	39	73	1
POLWORTH (Colac District)	Males	419	173	91	148	7
POLWORTH (Colac District)	Females	346	158	37	141	10
TALBOT (Elphinstone, Taradale, part of Malmsbury, Lexton, Carisbrook, &c.	Males	755	194	339	207	15
	Females	348	148	33	164	3
VILLIERS (Southern and Western Villiers, exclusive of Belfast and Warrnambool)	Males	1,107	435	332	312	28
	Females	771	350	98	305	18
THE MURRAY (Towns and Villages)	Males	739	212	343	162	22
THE MURRAY (Towns and Villages)	Females	408	191	86	172	9
GIPPS LAND (Parishes and Towns, exclusive of Alberton, Port Albert, &c.)	Males	255	114	68	62	11
	Females	180	92	17	70	1
TOTAL	Males	24,770	8,422	8,643	7,103	602
TOTAL	Females	15,818	6,917	2,234	6,313	354

TABLE VII., TABLE shewing the number of Unmarried, Married, and Widowed Persons of both sexes in DISTRICTS CHIEFLY PASTORAL
PASTORAL DISTRICTS OF		Totals.	Unmarried.		Husbands and Wives.	Widowers and Widows.
PASTORAL DISTRICTS OF		Totals.	Age. Males under 20 ; Females under 15.	Age. Males over 20 ; Females over 15.	Husbands and Wives.	Widowers and Widows.
ANGLESEY	Males	280	93	114	55	18
ANGLESEY	Females	162	77	23	57	5
DUNDAS	Males	644	227	254	155	8
DUNDAS	Females	358	158	47	148	5
FOLLETT	Males	76	25	26	25
FOLLETT	Females	57	27	3	27
GRANT	Males	338	132	121	80	5
GRANT	Females	186	64	47	72	3
GRENVILLE	Males	509	180	180	142	7
GRENVILLE	Females	316	143	39	128	6
HEYTESBURY	Males	220	84	60	72	4
HEYTESBURY	Females	131	58	12	61
MORNINGTON	Males	306	101	138	63	4
MORNINGTON	Females	113	54	18	39	2
POLWORTH	Males	132	35	53	42	2
POLWORTH	Females	84	30	16	37	1
RIPON	Males	900	251	426	206	17
RIPON	Females	369	159	28	178	4
TALBOT	Males	98	19	60	19
TALBOT	Females	42	22	2	18
VILLIERS	Males	1,074	421	337	284	32
VILLIERS	Females	762	359	105	285	13
GIPPS LAND	Males	739	221	318	178	22
GIPPS LAND	Females	345	159	32	147	7
THE LODDON AND RODNEY	Males	1,060	213	642	183	22
THE LODDON AND RODNEY	Females	289	109	32	144	4
THE MURRAY	Males	1,220	357	568	253	42
THE MURRAY	Females	520	237	51	221	11
THE WIMMERA	Males	1,962	423	1,134	362	43
THE WIMMERA	Females	723	319	70	322	12
HAMPDEN	Males	557	179	239	136	3
HAMPDEN	Females	342	148	55	136	3
NORMANBY	Males	670	269	186	206	9
NORMANBY	Females	504	212	77	194	21
DALHOUSIE	Males	457	88	268	95	6
DALHOUSIE	Females	132	51	14	64	3
TOTAL	Males	11,242	3,318	5,124	2,556	244
TOTAL	Females	5,435	2,386	671	2,278	100

TABLE VIII., TABLE shewing the excess of Bachelors above Spinsters in each COUNTY and PASTORAL DISTRICT.
COUNTIES AND PASTORAL DISTRICTS.	Number of Bachelors.	Number of Spinsters.	Excess of Bachelors.	Proportion per cent. of Excess in each County, &c.	Proportion per cent. to Total Excess.
COUNTIES.—
ANGLESEY	167	27	140	83.88	0.25
BOURKE	20,657	8,251	12,406	60.06	22.86
DALHOUSIE	1,834	244	1,590	86.69	2.93
DUNDAS	302	59	243	80.46	0.45
EVELYN	191	61	130	68.06	0.24
FOLLETT	74	23	51	68.92	0.09
GRANT	6,641	2,191	4,450	67.01	8.20
GRENVILLE	3,127	165	2,962	94.72	5.46
HAMPDEN	239	55	184	76.99	0.34
HEYTESBURY	60	12	48	80.00	0.09
MORNINGTON	354	56	298	84.18	0.55
NORMANBY	391	386	5	1.28	0.01
POLWORTH	144	53	91	63.19	0.17
RIPON	426	28	398	93.43	0.73
TALBOT	5,929	256	5,673	95.68	10.45
VILLIERS	871	373	498	57.18	0.92
PASTORAL DISTRICTS.—
GIPPS LAND	457	68	389	85.12	0.72
THE LODDON	12,454	320	12,134	97.43	22.36
RODNEY	763	25	738	96.59	1.36
THE MURRAY	2,707	120	2,587	95.59	4.77
THE WIMMERA	1,134	70	1,064	93.83	1.96
TOTAL OF COUNTIES	58,922	12,843	46,079	78.20	84.90
RESIDUE	8,382	197	8,185	97.65	15.08
VICTORIA	67,304	13,040	54,264	80.63	516 to 100

TABLE IX., TABLE shewing the excess of Husbands above Wives in each COUNTY and PASTORAL DISTRICT.
COUNTIES AND PASTORAL DISTRICTS.	Number of Husbands.	Numbe of Wives.	Excess of Husbands abvoe Wives.	Proportion per cent. of Excess to the Number of Husbands in each County.	Proportion per cent. of Excess to the Total Excess (9398).
COUNTIES.—
ANGLESEY	74	77
BOURKE	18,999	16,987	2,012	10.58	21.40
DALHOUSIE	1,115	871	244	21.88	2.59
DUNDAS	209	204	5	2.39	0.05
EVELYN	213	205	8	3.75	0.08
FOLLETT	60	65
GRANT	6,165	7,702	463	7.51	4.92
GRENVILLE	1,779	1,255	524	29.45	5.57
HAMPDEN	136	136
HEYTESBURY	72	61	11	15.27	0.12
MORNINGTON	221	177	44	19.91	0.47
NORMANBY	686	723
POLWORTH	190	178	12	6.31	0.13
RIPON	206	178	28	13.59	0.29
TALBOT	3,374	2,320	1,054	31.24	11.21
VILLIERS	1,020	1,031
PASTORAL DISTRICTS.—
GIPPS LAND	320	303	17	5.31	0.18
THE LODDON	5,124	3,331	1,793	34.99	19.07
RODNEY	239	173	66	27.61	0.70
THE MURRAY	1,022	711	311	30.43	3.31
THE WIMMERA	362	322	40	11.05	0.43
TOTAL OF COUNTIES	41,586	35,010	6,576	15.81	67.97
RESIDUE	3,220	398	2,822	87.64	30.03
VICTORIA	44,806	35,408	9,398	20.97	126 Husbands to 100 Wives.

TABLE X., TABLE shewing the excess of Bachelors above Spinsters in each ELECTORAL PROVINCE.
ELECTORAL PROVINCES.	Number of Bachelors.	Number of Spinsters.	Excess of Bachelors.	Proportion per cent. of excess to the total of Bachelors in each Province.	Proportion per cent. of excess in each Province to the total excess in Colony.*
1. CENTRAL PROVINCE	16,197	6,839	9,358	57.77	17.24
2. SOUTH PROVINCE	5,005	1,529	3,476	69.45	6.40
3. SOUTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	9,912	2,409	7,503	75.69	13.83
4. WESTERN PROVINCE	2,363	936	1,427	60.39	2.63
5. NORTH-WESTERN PROVINCE	21,351	890	20,461	95.83	37.70
6. EASTERN PROVINCE	4,094	240	3,854	94.14	7.10
TOTAL	58,922	12,843	46,079	78.20	84.90

[* See Table VIII. The total excess of Bachelors above Spinsters was 54264.]

TABLE XI. TABLE shewing the proportion per cent. of Bachelors and Spinsters, and Husbands and Wives to the Total Population of COUNTIES, PRINCIPAL TOWNS, and PASTORAL DISTRICTS respectively..
PLACES.	Proportion per cent. to the Total Population of each place.
PLACES.	Bachelors.	Spinsters.	Husbands.	Wives.
ANGLESEY	28.16	4.55	12.47	12.98
BOURKE—EAST, WEST, AND SOUTH	20.94	6.14	18.09	15.55
BOURKE—MELBOURNE	25.65	8.83	18.52	15.73
BOURKE—COLLINGWOOD AND RICHMOND	13.33	8.72	19.84	19.28
BOURKE—PRAHRAN AND BRIGHTON	12.10	8.46	18.47	18.35
BOURKE—WILLIAMSTOWN	23.11	6.77	19.59	16.34
DALHOUSIE	29.52	3.92	17.94	14.02
DUNDAS	22.51	4.39	15.56	15.19
EVELYN	15.72	5.02	17.53	16.87
FOLLETT	19.42	6.03	15.74	17.06
GRANT—NORTH AND SOUTH	28.09	3.77	18.53	15.07
GRANT—GEELONG	15.17	8.49	18.93	18.77
GRENVILLE	36.34	1.91	20.67	14.58
HAMPDEN	26.58	6.11	15.11	15.11
HEYTESBURY	17.09	3.41	20.51	17.37
MORNINGTON	25.80	4.81	16.10	12.90
NORMANBY (exclusive of Portland)	14.93	7.26	17.41	16.73
NORMANBY PORTLAND	6.58	11.61	17.55	19.61
POLWORTH	14.67	5.40	19.36	18.44
RIPON	33.57	2.20	16.23	14.02
TALBOT	36.49	1.57	20.77	14.28
VILLIERS (exclusive of Belfast and Warrnambool)	18.01	5.46	16.04	15.88
VILLIERS BELFAST AND WARRNAMBOOL	8.85	7.45	18.58	19.32
GIPPS LAND	23.36	3.47	16.36	15.49
THE LODDON	45.91	1.18	18.88	12.28
RODNEY	49.00	1.60	15.35	11.11
THE MURRAY	42.35	1.88	15.99	11.12
THE WIMMERA	42.23	2.60	13.48	11.99

TABLE XII., TABLE shewing the proportions which the Young and Unmarried, Married, and Widowed of each sex bear to the TOTAL POPULATION of the TRADING, MINING, AGRICULTURAL, and PASTORAL DISTRICTS respectively.
	Proportion per cent. which the Unmarried, Married, and Widowed bear to the Total of each Division of the Population.
	MALES.					FEMALES.
	Total per cent. of Males.	Unmarried.		Married.	Widowed.	Total per cent. of Females.	Unmarried.		Married.	Widowed.
	Total per cent. of Males.	Under 20 years of age.	Over 20 years of age.	Married.	Widowed.	Total per cent. of Females.	Under 15 years of age.	Over 15 years of age.	Married.	Widowed.
TRADING POPULATION	57.30	18.29	18.77	18.91	1.33	42.69	15.13	8.68	17.54	1.34
MINING POPULATION	78.78	13.56	43.07	20.31	1.84	21.22	7.66	1.19	12.12	0.25
AGRICULTURAL POPULATION	61.03	20.74	21.29	17.50	1.50	38.97	17.04	5.51	15.55	0.87
PASTORAL POPULATION	67.41	19.89	30.73	15.33	1.46	32.59	14.31	4.02	13.66	0.60
TOTAL OF VICTORIA	65.83	16.98	28.43	18.92	1.50	34.17	12.84	5.51	14.96	0.86
TOTAL OF GREAT BRITAIN	48.78	22.73	8.04	16.18	1.83	51.22	17.61	13.30	16.51	3.80

TABLE XIII., TABLE shewing the proportion which the Young and Unmarried, Married, and Widowed bear to the TOTAL OF EACH SEX, in the TRADING, MINING, AGRICULTURAL, and PASTORAL DISTRICTS respectively.
	Proportion per cent. which the Unmarried, Married, and Widowed bear to the Total of each Sex.
	MALES.					FEMALES.
	Total.	Unmarried.		Married.	Widowed.	Total.	Unmarried.		Married.	Widowed.
	Total.	Under 20 years of age.	Over 20 years of age.	Married.	Widowed.	Total.	Under 15 years of age.	Over 15 years of age.	Married.	Widowed.
TRADING POPULATION	100.00	31.92	32.75	33.00	2.33	100.00	35.43	20.33	41.09	3.15
MINING POPULATION	100.00	17.21	55.66	25.78	2.35	100.00	36.09	5.59	57.13	1.19
AGRICULTURAL POPULATION	100.00	34.00	34.89	28.68	2.43	100.00	43.73	14.12	39.91	2.24
PASTORAL POPULATION	100.00	29.51	45.58	22.74	2.17	100.00	43.90	12.35	41.91	1.84
TOTAL OF VICTORIA	100.00	25.79	43.18	28.74	2.29	100.00	37.59	16.12	43.77	2.52
TOTAL OF GREAT BRITAIN	100.00	46.60	16.48	33.17	3.75	100.00	34.40	25.95	32.24	7.41

TABLE XIV., TABLE shewing the proportion per cent. which the Husbands bear to the Adult Males and the Wives to the Adult Females in the TRADING, MINING, AGRICULTURAL, and PASTORAL DISTRICTS respectivley.
	MALES.			FEMALES.
	Number of Males aged 20 years and upwards.	Number of Husbands.	Proportion per cent. of Husbands to Adult Males.	Number of Females aged 15 years and upwards.	Number of Wives.	Proportion per cent. of Wives to Adult Females.
TRADING POPULATION	41,216	19,983	48.48	29,120	18,533	63.64
MINING POPULATION	43,500	13,543	31.13	9,044	8,085	89.39
AGRICULTURAL POPULATION	16,348	7,103	43.45	8,901	6,313	70.92
PASTORAL POPULATION	7,924	2,556	32.25	3,055	2,278	74.56
TOTAL ALL CLASSES	108,988	43,185	39.62	50,120	35,209	70.25

By Authority : JOHN FERRES, Government Printer, Melbourne.

PART IV.EDUCATION OF THE PEOPLE.

SUMMARY TABLES AND TABULAR RESULTS.

PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT BY HIS EXCELLENCY'S COMMAND.

BY AUTHORITY:

JOHN FERRES, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

TABLE I., SUMMARY shewing the number of persons of both sexes who can Read and Write, Read only, and Cannot Read, in each COUNTY and PASTORAL DISTRICT.
COUNTIES AND PASTORAL DISTRICTS.		Of the age of five years and upwards.
COUNTIES AND PASTORAL DISTRICTS.		Total.	Read and Write.	Read only.	Cannot read.	Education unknown.
COUNTIES—
ANGLESEY	Males	341	248	50	43
ANGLESEY	Females	168	110	30	27	1
BOURKE (including Melbourne)	Males	53,469	44,241	4,488	4,393	347
BOURKE (including Melbourne)	Females	35,320	24,872	5,879	4,259	303
DALHOUSIE	Males	3,814	2,911	424	460	19
DALHOUSIE	Females	1,652	976	380	283	13
DUNDAS	Males	743	469	95	161	18
DUNDAS	Females	407	218	93	91	5
EVELYN	Males	602	429	80	92	1
EVELYN	Females	416	238	102	76
FOLLETT	Males	187	116	41	28	2
FOLLETT	Females	131	59	47	20	5
GRANT (including Geelong)	Males	17,377	12,941	1,820	2,366	250
GRANT (including Geelong)	Females	11,229	6,858	2,129	2,098	144
GREENVILLE	Males	5,871	4,632	596	527	126
GREENVILLE	Females	1,875	1,074	437	356	8
HAMPDEN	Males	498	331	52	94	21
HAMPDEN	Females	277	174	47	49	7
HETTESBURY	Males	182	116	31	31	4
HETTESBURY	Females	103	56	25	19	3
MORNINGTON	Males	808	566	103	134	5
MORNINGTON	Females	379	216	85	76	2
NORMANBY	Males	1,653	1,155	248	246	4
NORMANBY	Females	1,603	899	418	280	6
POLWORTH	Males	471	334	58	70	9
POLWORTH	Females	343	209	55	79
RIPON	Males	832	482	134	189	27
RIPON	Females	311	150	79	75	7
TALBOT	Males	11,259	8,982	1,023	1,053	201
TALBOT	Females	3,411	2,124	722	532	38
VILLIERS	Males	2,820	1,907	430	489	14
VILLIERS	Females	2,139	1,233	505	397	4
PASTORAL DISTRICTS—
GIPPS LAND	Males	1,121	721	168	225	7
GIPPS LAND	Females	574	323	143	102	6
THE LODDON	Males	20,394	15,143	1,495	2,152	1,604
THE LODDON	Females	4,699	2,960	935	812	92
RODNEY (unproclaimed County)	Males	1,187	950	103	121	13
RODNEY (unproclaimed County)	Females	261	150	62	49	1
THE MURRAY	Males	4,564	3,487	468	577	82
THE MURRAY	Females	1,236	865	295	274	2
THE WIMMERA	Males	1,829	1,179	265	255	30
THE WIMMERA	Females	597	287	133	177
PERSONS IN SHIPS AND HULKS	Males	4,680	3,681	287	558	156
PERSONS IN SHIPS AND HULKS	Females	252	157	38	54	3
TRAVELLERS	Males	8,273	907	52	131	7,183
TRAVELLERS	Females	452	33	3	11	405
TOTAL	Males	143,075	105,928	12,441	14,583	10,073
TOTAL	Females	67,835	48,928	12,642	10,495	1,050

TABLE II., SUMMARY shewing the number of persons of both sexes, aged twenty years and upwards, who can Read and Write, Read only, and Cannot Read, in each ELECTORAL DISTRICT.
ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.		Of the age of twenty years and upwards.
ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.		Total.	Read and Write.	Read only.	Cannot read.	Education unknown.
1. MELBOURNE	Males	16,527	15,023	589	773	72
1. MELBOURNE	Females	7,635	5,912	936	756	31
2. ST. KILDA	Males	2,693	2,507	93	85	8
2. ST. KILDA	Females	2,026	1,706	199	95	26
3. COLLINGWOOD	Males	6,188	5,734	199	219	36
3. COLLINGWOOD	Females	4,495	3,715	456	290	34
4. SOUTH MELBOURNE	Males	2,486	2,265	117	92	12
4. SOUTH MELBOURNE	Females	1,246	1,042	116	85	3
5. RICHMOND	Males	2,624	2,378	86	110	50
5. RICHMOND	Females	1,941	1,558	192	128	63
6. WILLIAMSTOWN	Males	1,165	1,048	64	50	8
6. WILLIAMSTOWN	Females	547	436	74	34	3
7. BRIGHTON	Males	862	741	75	46
7. BRIGHTON	Females	619	470	99	49	1
8. GEELONG	Males	7,101	6,031	444	536	90
8. GEELONG	Females	4,818	3,426	758	545	39
9. PORTLAND	Males	592	492	63	36	1
9. PORTLAND	Females	583	334	133	63	3
10. BALFAST	Males	372	326	26	20
10. BALFAST	Females	323	231	61	31
11. WARRNAMBOOL	Males	286	252	20	12	2
11. WARRNAMBOOL	Females	199	143	40	16
12. COLAC	Males	246	198	17	28	3
12. COLAC	Females	160	119	25	16
13. KILMORE	Males	915	712	95	108	5
13. KILMORE	Females	418	265	98	52	3
14. KYNETON BOROUGHS	Males	1,167	993	72	98	4
14. KYNETON BOROUGHS	Females	371	266	67	38
15. THE MURRAY BOROUGHS	Males	539	440	33	62	4
15. THE MURRAY BOROUGHS	Females	193	122	41	29	1
16. ALBERTON	Males	291	225	29	37
16. ALBERTON	Females	151	98	38	15
17. CASTLEMAINE BOROUGHS	Males	1,340	1,151	95	55	39
17. CASTLEMAINE BOROUGHS	Females	406	317	62	22	5
18. THE SANDHURST BOROUGHS	Males	4,801	3,844	277	356	324
18. THE SANDHURST BOROUGHS	Females	972	700	136	124	12
19. NORTH GRANT	Males	3,757	3,142	277	236	102
19. NORTH GRANT	Females	966	702	163	37	14
20. NORTH GRENVILLE	Males	4,956	4,115	342	379	120
20. NORTH GRENVILLE	Females	1,208	804	251	148	5
21. THE OVENS	Males	2,495	2,098	178	205	16
21. THE OVENS	Females	320	198	66	60	1
22. RODNEY	Males	1,635	1,413	109	127	14
22. RODNEY	Females	324	220	61	40	3
23. THE LODDON	Males	13,167	9,923	846	1,202	1,194
23. THE LODDON	Females	2,326	1,569	415	285	57
24. TALBOT	Males	8,349	6,999	[Illegible]	614	140
24. TALBOT	Females	1,975	1,387	[Illegible]	290	18
25. EAST BOURKE	Males	3,561	2,927	261	811	49
25. EAST BOURKE	Females	1,792	1,254	341	178	17
26. WEST BOURKE	Males	3,064	2,467	261	317	19
26. WEST BOURKE	Females	1,273	[Illegible]	298	189	12
27. SOUTH BOURKE	Males	1,877	1,462	167	228	30
27. SOUTH BOURKE	Females	994	644	248	115	17
28. SOUTH GRANT	Males	2,344	1,652	191	401	12
28. SOUTH GRANT	Females	1,195	[Illegible]	161	346	4
29. EVELYN AND MERGHTON	Males	1,013	809	[Illegible]	110	5
29. EVELYN AND MERGHTON	Females	449	315	72	54	2
30. ANGLESEY	Males	856	441	59	51	5
30. ANGLESEY	Females	148	104	24	12	3
31. DUNDAS AND FOLLETT	Males	[Illegible]	185	72	101	2
31. DUNDAS AND FOLLETT	Females	304	167	74	[Illegible]	4
32. NORMANBY	Males	527	411	47	69
32. NORMANBY	Females	345	194	[Illegible]	59	2
33. VILLIERS AND HAYTESBURY	Males	1,461	1,025	162	259	15
33. VILLIERS AND HAYTESBURY	Females	752	496	166	154	4
34. POAWORTH, RIPON, HAMPDEN, AND SOUTH GRENVILLE	Males	1,208	331	118	211	42
34. POAWORTH, RIPON, HAMPDEN, AND SOUTH GRENVILLE	Females	440	282	60	82	8
35. MURRAY	Males	[Illegible]	778	101	113	8
35. MURRAY	Females	248	178	47	26
36. GIPPS LAND	Males	522	375	51	89	7
36. GIPPS LAND	Females	131	116	38	23	4
37. THE WIMMERA	Males	1,539	1,072	204	233	28
37. THE WIMMERA	Females	[Illegible]	213	74	68
TOTAL	Males	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	6,546	8,056	2,467
TOTAL	Females	[Illegible]	31,233	6,442	4,582	449

TABLE III., Number and Ages of Persons who can Read and Write, Read only, and Cannot Read, in each COUNTY and PASTORAL DISTRICT.
COUNTIES.		All ages.	Under 5 years.	5.	10.	15.	20.	25.	30.	35.	40.	45.	50.	55.	60.	65.	70 and upwards.	Ages not specified.
ANGLESEY.
Read and write	Males	248		4	16	21	47	46	33	28	19	11	7	5	3	4	2	2
Read and write	Females	110		8	13	14	22	14	16	9	5	5	2	1				1
Read only	Males	51	1	13	6	3	6	4	2	5	4	3	1	1	1	1
Read only	Females	31	1	7	4	2	4	1	6	2	2	1						1
Cannot read	Males	79	36	14		2	1	2	3	4	6	3	4	3	1
Cannot read	Females	73	46	18	4	2		1		1		1
Education unknown	Males
Education unknown	Females	1			1
TOTAL	Males	378	37	31	22	26	54	52	38	37	29	17	12	9	5	5	3	2
TOTAL	Females	215	47	33	22	18	26	16	22	12	7	7	2	1				2
BOURKE.
(Extra Metropolitan.)
Read and write	Males	18,866		778	1,467	1,437	3,064	3,696	3,029	1,971	1,413	847	591	215	160	60	40	98
Read and write	Females	11,499		646	1,396	1,357	2,162	1,910	1,519	1,001	644	338	247	110	73	33	12	51
Read only	Males	2,716	94	1,053	318	135	163	215	203	156	147	74	79	23	23	11	8	14
Read only	Females	3,330	100	1,090	391	247	388	283	287	206	133	83	52	26	17	8	9	10
Cannot read	Males	5,618	3,223	919	158	95	153	216	200	179	193	94	91	33	27	16	8	13
Cannot read	Females	5,398	3,288	915	159	140	238	185	159	111	74	41	34	15	8	6	10	10
Education unknown	Males	219		36	22	17	23	19	25	21	12	6	8		1		2	27
Education unknown	Females	209		40	26	14	33	24	22	16	12	3	5	1	3	2		8
TOTAL	Males	27,419	3,317	2,786	1,965	1,684	3,403	4,146	3,457	2,327	1,765	1,021	769	271	211	87	58	152
TOTAL	Females	20,431	3,388	2,691	1,972	1,758	2,821	2,402	1,987	1,334	863	465	338	152	101	49	31	79
BOURKE.
(Old Municipality, inclusive of Fitzroy Ward.)
Read and write	Males	25,375		658	1,484	1,795	5,161	5,725	4,119	2,490	1,748	938	633	231	144	55	61	133
Read and write	Females	18,380		646	1,424	1,802	2,888	2,335	1,645	1,019	709	366	247	112	77	26	25	59
Read only	Males	1,954	88	779	179	71	127	181	170	118	108	48	44	16	10	5	8	2
Read only	Females	2,749	100	777	263	272	447	276	211	151	119	55	41	15	12	3	2	5
Cannot read	Males	4,677	2,679	790	137	61	163	212	181	140	132	66	48	24	14	7	7	16
Cannot read	Females	4,873	2,719	821	160	144	316	197	176	113	85	45	34	14	13	2	9	25
Education unknown	Males	126		4	3	6	18	25	11	7	6		3		2			43
Education unknown	Females	94		5	5	7	27	12	10	9	4	1	2				2	10
TOTAL	Males	32,134	2,767	2,231	1,803	1,933	5,469	6,143	4,481	2,755	1,994	1,052	728	271	170	67	76	194
TOTAL	Females	21,096	2,819	2,249	1,852	2,225	3,678	2,820	2,042	1,292	917	467	324	141	102	31	38	99
DALHOUSIE.
Read and write	Males	2,911		73	126	174	521	567	519	330	259	141	116	28	30	11	7	9
Read and write	Females	976		47	134	120	188	162	127	83	56	20	19	10	5	3	1	1
Read only	Males	429	5	114	51	20	29	24	42	52	36	20	22	2	7	3	2
Read only	Females	398	13	112	45	21	45	45	42	28	18	9	4	4	3	1	1	2
Cannot read	Males	845	365	140	25	13	37	49	31	35	39	35	20	8	11	6	4	7
Cannot read	Females	654	371	189	19	10	28	20	23	12	16	7	4	1	2	1		1
Education unknown	Males	19				2			2	7		5					2	1
Education unknown	Females	13		4	1		2	1	1		2				1	1
TOTAL	Males	4,174	360	327	202	209	587	640	594	424	334	201	158	38	48	20	15	17
TOTAL	Females	2,036	384	302	199	151	263	228	193	123	92	36	27	15	11	6	2	4
DUNDAS.
Read and write	Males	469		12	38	38	63	77	88	52	42	24	22	8	5	1	3	1
Read and write	Females	218		10	33	31	83	32	29	23	11	10	3		1	1	1
Read only	Males	95		27	15	4	2	6	9	8	7	5	5	3	4
Read only	Females	93		28	7	7	8	18	7	9	5	2	1		1
Cannot read	Males	263	102	52	15	7	6	15	19	7	9	10	11	3	3	3	1
Cannot read	Females	184	93	48	4	6	11	6	5	3	4		3	1
Education unknown	Males	18		5	3	2	1	2			1	1	2
Education unknown	Females	5		2				1		1		1
TOTAL	Males	845	102	97	71	46	72	100	116	67	59	40	40	14	12	4	4	1
TOTAL	Females	599	93	88	44	44	52	57	41	36	20	13	7	1	2	1	1

TABLE III.—continued., Number and Ages of Persons who can Read and Write, Read only, and Cannot Read, in each COUNTY and PASTORAL DISTRICT.
COUNTIES.		All ages.	Under 5 years.	5.	10.	15.	20.	25.	30.	35.	40.	45.	50.	55.	60.	65.	70 and upwards.	Age not specified.
EVELYN.
Read and write	Males	429		17	36	32	73	55	58	52	44	20	23	6	4	3	3	3
Read and write	Females	238		11	39	24	31	37	29	17	21	9	5	6	5	1	1	2
Read only	Males	80		32	10	4	7	5	9	2	2	4	4	1
Read only	Females	106	4	35	15	11	8	9	6	4	9	4	1
Cannot read	Males	191	99	36	10	4	6	7	1	6	7	8	1	2	2	1		1
Cannot read	Females	170	94	34	8	4	5	9	5	3	3	3	1	1
Education unknown	Males	1						1
Education unknown	Females
TOTAL	Males	701	99	85	56	40	86	68	68	60	53	32	28	9	6	4	3	4
TOTAL	Females	514	98	80	62	39	44	55	40	24	33	16	7	7	5	1	1	2
FOLLETT.
Read and write	Males	116		2	9	6	20	23	23	9	8	3	9	2	2
Read and write	Females	59		6	4	6	14	14	7	5	2	1
Read only	Males	42	1	9	6	3	3	4	5	4	4	1		1			1
Read only	Females	49	2	12	4	8	4	8	1	3	5	1	1
Cannot read	Males	54	26	12	2	1	2	5	2	1	1	2			1
Cannot read	Females	54	34	6	7	1	1	2		1				1	1
Education unknown	Males	2			1													1
Education unknown	Females	5		1	1	2									1
TOTAL	Males	214	27	23	17	10	25	32	30	14	13	6	9	3	3		1	1
TOTAL	Females	167	36	25	16	17	19	24	8	9	7	2	1	1	2
GIPPS LAND.
Read and write	Males	721		17	50	54	102	112	99	86	87	43	34	9	12	8	6	2
Read and write	Females	323		23	47	39	35	44	47	39	24	11	7	3	3	1
Read only	Males	169	1	56	26	6	8	9	16	16	12	7	7		3		2
Read only	Females	149	6	47	15	5	7	19	23	9	7	3	6		2
Cannot read	Males	348	123	60	30	9	14	12	18	17	30	14	13		6	1	1
Cannot read	Females	233	131	48	11	5	6	8	6	6	5	3	2	1	1
Education unknown	Males	7							1	1	1							4
Education unknown	Females	6		1	1			1										3
TOTAL	Males	1,245	124	133	106	69	124	133	134	120	130	64	54	9	21	9	9	6
TOTAL	Females	711	137	119	74	49	48	72	76	54	36	17	15	4	6	1		3
GRANT.
(Geelong.)
Read and write	Males	7,407		234	562	530	1,311	1,371	1,185	788	583	283	225	98	69	22	26	72
Read and write	Females	4,965		282	578	679	1,008	317	587	377	224	155	106	50	39	18	7	48
Read only	Males	1,098	39	441	118	86	53	95	84	63	84	37	19	10	3	4	3	7
Read only	Females	1,517	46	396	135	122	223	152	129	87	75	89	29	11	7	1	3	7
Cannot read	Males	2,445	1,351	413	87	86	77	77	100	59	80	59	37	13	13	3	10	17
Cannot read	Females	2,441	1,304	410	[Illegible]	90	142	86	87	[Illegible]	69	27	38	2	14	3	4	16
Education unknown	Males	115		11	9	5	17	15	13	4	6	6			3			26
Education unknown	Females	118		7	9	12	21	16	12	11	9	2	6		1			12
TOTAL	Males	11,065	1,390	1,149	776	649	1,458	1,558	1,382	906	783	385	281	121	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	[Illegible]
TOTAL	Females	9,041	1,350	1,095	864	914	1,389	1,071	615	544	344	223	174	63	61	17	14	[Illegible]
GRANT.
(Extra Municipal.)
Readand write	Males	5,534		105	267	367	1,139	1,298	874	[Illegible]	424	196	141	59	44	17	12	47
Readand write	Females	1,893		114	188	296	378	331	256	156	129	84	27	14	14	4	5	12
Read only	Males	777	16	157	92	44	78	92	92	52	51	28	18	[Illegible]	7	2	2	4
Read only	Females	673	15	286	89	42	68	82	78	37	29	17	17	5	1	1		1
Cannot read	Males	2,038	766	334	140	81	106	126	128	102	192	58	47	19	12	10	4	5
Cannot read	Females	1,698	737	815	73	112	78	96	[Illegible]	[Illegible]	44	26	14	3	5			5
Education unknown	Males	185		4	3	7	16	13	5	2	2	1	1	1				75
Education unknown	Females	26		3	3	2	4	5	2	3	3		1				1
TOTAL	Males	8,434	782	496	432	519	[Illegible]	1,536	[Illegible]	741	[Illegible]	280	207	79	62	29	28	131
TOTAL	Females	4,290	782	635	419	323	566	496	439	234	192	91	68	29	20	5	6	19

TABLE III.—continued., Number and Ages of Persons who can Read and Write, Read only, and Cannot Read, in each COUNTY and PASTORAL DISTRICT.
COUNTIES.		All ages.	Under 5 years.	5.	10.	15.	20.	25.	30.	35.	40.	45.	50.	55.	60.	65.	70 and upwards.	Ages not specified.
GRENVILLE.
Read and write	Males	4,632		44	131	286	1,147	1,168	832	411	302	126	85	39	12	5	2	42
Read and write	Females	1,074		29	83	135	256	218	137	81	73	28	13	6	5	2		8
Read only	Males	529	3	81	50	40	56	71	79	50	34	27	26	3	4	2		3
Read only	Females	444	7	24	49	33	85	71	40	21	25	9	6		2	1		1
Cannot read	Males	1,034	447	125	37	34	62	74	76	54	40	34	22	6	5	1	1	16
Cannot read	Females	756	400	139	35	24	50	18	35	10	22	8	6	3				6
Education unknown	Males	126		1	1	1	7	17	4	1	1		1				2	90
Education unknown	Females	8		2		1		2	1	1								1
TOTAL	Males	6,321	450	251	219	361	1,272	1,330	991	516	377	187	134	48	21	8	5	151
TOTAL	Females	2,282	407	264	167	193	391	309	213	113	120	45	25	9	7	3		16
HAMPDEN.
Read and write	Males	331		5	22	25	59	51	55	43	27	17	16	8	1	1	1
Read and write	Females	174		8	20	25	38	23	24	13	10	6	5	1			1
Read only	Males	54	2	10	15		1	2	9	2	5	4	3	1
Read only	Females	47		19	4	3	4	2	5	5	2	1	1	1
Cannot read	Males	151	57	27	8	4	7	8	7	10	9	6	3	2	2	1
Cannot read	Females	114	65	29	2	2	5	1	3	2	1	3	1
Education unknown	Males	21		1	1	2	7	1	2	4	2		1
Education unknown	Females	7		1			2	2		1	1
TOTAL	Males	557	59	43	46	31	74	62	73	59	43	27	23	11	3	2	1
TOTAL	Females	342	65	57	26	30	49	28	32	21	14	10	7	2			1
HEYTESBURY.
Read and write	Males	116		10	4	10	20	12	15	14	11	7	8	3		1	1
Read and write	Females	56		3	8	7	13	9	9	5		1				1
Read only	Males	32	1	9	2		2	3	4	3	6		1		1
Read only	Females	25		6	4	2	2	4	2	2	1		1	1
Cannot read	Males	88	37	10		1			7	4	3	4	2
Cannot read	Females	47	28	7	2		2	1		3	2	1	1
Education unknown	Males	4						2	1	1
Education unknown	Females	3				1	2
TOTAL	Males	220	38	29	6	11	22	17	27	22	20	11	11	3	1	1	1
TOTAL	Females	131	28	16	14	10	19	14	11	10	3	2	2	1		1
THE LODDON.
Read and write	Males	15,143		89	360	862	3,591	3,858	2,728	1,515	947	509	308	87	47	16	14	212
Read and write	Females	2,860		82	203	286	678	640	388	240	159	76	44	15	7	1	1	40
Read only	Males	1,516	21	167	114	82	212	246	230	169	122	68	43	13	14	2	2	11
Read only	Females	958	28	197	109	70	157	136	111	62	41	23	13	8	3			5
Cannot read	Males	3,119	967	356	124	113	262	314	256	168	170	82	70	17	18	7	7	188
Cannot read	Females	1,833	1,021	339	32	30	115	94	70	59	22	8	9	6	3	3		15
Education unknown	Males	1,604		14	30	40	226	305	193	205	33	5	11	5			2	535
Education unknown	Females	92		9	5	9	14	16	18	5	4	1		2				9
TOTAL	Males	21,382	988	626	628	1,097	4,291	4,723	[Illegible]	2,057	1,272	664	432	122	79	25	25	946
TOTAL	Females	5,743	1,044	627	349	395	964	886	587	366	233	108	66	31	13	4	1	69
MORNINGTON.
Read and write	Males	566		16	41	44	111	114	76	63	50	26	14	5	4	2
Read and write	Females	216		13	29	23	36	42	20	20	15	8	4	3	2	1
Read only	Males	104	1	26	13	10	11	11	9	4	10	2	5	1	1
Read only	Females	86	1	32	10	6	8	6	12	5	4	1	2		1
Cannot read	Males	222	38	47	10	9	10	6	15	8	9	7	6	3	2		1	1
Cannot read	Females	171	95	36	14	2	2	9	4	3	2	1	2	1
Education unknown	Males	5		1				2		1	1
Education unknown	Females	2						1		1
TOTAL	Males	897	83	90	64	63	132	132	100	76	70	35	25	9	7	2	1	1
TOTAL	Females	475	96	81	53	31	46	54	36	22	21	10	8	4	3	1

TABLE III.—continued., Number and Ages of Persons who can Read and Write, Read only, and Cannot Read, in eah COUNTY and PASTORAL DISTRICT.
COUNTIES.		All ages.	Under 5 years.	5.	10.	15.	20.	25.	30.	35.	40.	45.	50.	55.	60.	65.	70 and upwards.	Ages not specified.
THE MURRAY.
Read and write	Males	3,487		29	106	191	773	776	564	377	278	184	109	38	28	8	3	22
Read and write	Females	665		23	79	85	129	112	86	57	34	30	14	7	5	1	1	2
Read only	Males	476	8	75	57	27	41	58	55	33	48	27	33	8	4		1	6
Read only	Females	299	4	87	43	17	36	32	29	22	13	8	4	2	2
Cannot read	Males	869	292	132	41	34	55	45	65	32	54	50	28	12	10	4	3	6
Cannot read	Females	502	288	125	22	17	23	17	21	19	18	4	1		2	1		4
Education unknown	Males	32			2	2	8	7	1	4	2		1					5
Education unknown	Females	2							1		1
TOTAL	Males	4,864	300	236	206	254	877	381	687	452	382	261	170	58	42	12	7	39
TOTAL	Females	1,528	292	235	144	119	188	161	137	98	68	42	19	9	9	2	1	6
NORMANBY.
Read and write	Males	1,155		51	113	88	135	199	182	153	107	60	31	19	7	3	6	1
Read and write	Females	899		56	115	150	173	132	102	75	43	21	10	8	9	4	1
Read only	Males	254	6	87	39	12	18	18	27	22	6	10	7	2	2	1	2
Read only	Females	425	7	99	43	53	62	53	34	32	15	14	6	5	2
Cannot read	Males	561	315	111	21	9	11	17	17	8	26	8	6	3	3	2	3	1
Cannot read	Females	617	337	107	24	27	42	29	15	11	9	5	3	1	3	1	3
Education unknown	Males	4		3				1
Education unknown	Females	6		1			2	1		1		1
TOTAL	Males	1,974	321	252	178	109	159	235	226	183	139	78	44	24	12	6	11	2
TOTAL	Females	1,947	344	263	182	230	279	215	151	119	67	41	19	14	14	5	4
POLWORTH.
Read and write	Males	334		16	30	18	40	56	52	42	38	12	17	5	5	1
Read and write	Females	209		11	31	28	36	32	30	14	9	1	6	5	1
Read only	Males	60	2	22	7	5	3	4	3	2	6	1	2				1
Read only	Females	57	2	21	4	3	6	4	8	2	1	1	3
Cannot read	Males	148	78	17	9	4	2	3	9	5	5	3	4	2	1	1
Cannot read	Females	154	85	24	10	4	19	7	7	6	4	1	4	1				1
Education unknown	Males	9						3		1								5
Education unknown	Females
TOTAL	Males	551	80	55	46	27	47	73	64	50	49	16	23	7	4	2	1	5
TOTAL	Females	480	87	56	45	35	54	45	43	24	14	3	13	4	1			1
RIPON.
Read and write	Males	482		3	25	30	70	88	73	68	50	32	26	7	7	2	1
Read and write	Females	150		6	10	16	26	28	26	17	11	5	4	1
Read only	Males	134		22	28	18	7	8	13	19	9	5	4	2	2			2
Read only	Females	79		24	15	5	4	12	6	3	6	3	1
Cannot read	Males	257	69	40	12	5	15	19	26	16	23	10	15	2	4	1		1
Cannot read	Females	133	58	28	13	3	4	3	7	3	5	6	2		1
Education unknown	Males	27			3	2	6	4	5	4	2	1
Education unknown	Females	7		4	1				1			1
TOTAL	Males	900	68	65	68	50	99	119	117	107	84	48	45	11	13	3	1	3
TOTAL	Females	369	50	62	39	24	34	43	40	22	22	15	7	1	1

TABLE III.—continued., Number and Ages of Persons who can Read and Write, Read only, and Cannot Read, in each COUNTY and PASTORAL DISTRICT.
COUNTIES.		All ages.	Under 5 years.	5.	10.	15.	20.	25.	30.	35.	40.	45.	50.	55.	60.	65.	70 and upwards.	Ages not specified.
RODNEY.
(Unproclaimed County.)
Read and write	Males	950		6	21	49	240	198	169	94	65	34	43	10	9	2		10
Read and write	Females	150		5	14	11	35	29	15	20	6	8	6	1
Read only	Males	105	2	11	13	8	6	7	19	13	13	5	5		1			2
Read only	Females	63	1	12	8	5	13	8	5	5	5						1
Cannot read	Males	176	55	22	7	8	8	17	10	10	17	8	7	1	2	2	1	1
Cannot read	Females	99	51	19	2	1	8	5	5	3	2	1	1	1
Education unknown	Males	13				2	4	3	1			1	2
Education unknown	Females	1					1
TOTAL	Males	1,244	57	39	41	67	258	225	199	117	95	48	57	11	12	4	1	13
TOTAL	Females	313	52	36	24	17	57	42	25	28	13	9	7	2			1
TALBOT.
Read and write	Males	8,982		85	274	538	2,022	2,133	1,555	894	657	339	233	81	48	7	9	107
Read and write	Females	2,124		64	160	216	496	450	312	178	108	71	33	12	4	1		19
Read only	Males	1,034	11	164	120	57	104	149	134	92	84	51	27	13	9	1	2	16
Read only	Females	734	12	173	90	37	92	113	86	61	43	11	4	2			1	9
Cannot read	Males	1,804	751	276	68	41	80	147	133	113	72	46	37	14	4	7	1	14
Cannot read	Females	1,329	797	240	48	24	54	45	51	32	18	10	2		3			5
Education unknown	Males	201		8	6	8	13	21	10	6	8	3	3	3	2	2		108
Education unknown	Females	33		2	7	1	3	5	5	2	2							6
TOTAL	Males	12,021	762	533	468	644	2,219	2,450	1,832	1,105	821	439	300	111	63	17	12	245
TOTAL	Females	4,220	809	479	305	278	645	613	454	273	171	92	39	14	7	1	1	39
VILLIERS.
Read and write	Males	1,907		81	184	131	241	304	298	220	180	108	78	31	33	11	7
Read and write	Females	1,233		90	193	186	218	179	128	96	63	38	18	11	8	3	2
Read only	Males	445	15	147	63	32	21	38	34	35	26	12	11	4	4	2	1
Read only	Females	514	9	142	70	39	58	55	55	31	27	14	3	2	4	5
Cannot read	Males	976	507	152	30	16	27	34	48	36	40	22	26	9	8	3	6	12
Cannot read	Females	903	506	156	31	19	51	28	29	25	19	13	9	2	4		2	9
Education unknown	Males	14			1				1	1			1					10
Education unknown	Females	4		1		1				2
TOTAL	Males	3,342	522	380	278	179	289	376	381	292	246	142	116	44	45	16	14	22
TOTAL	Females	2,654	515	389	294	245	327	262	212	154	109	65	30	15	16	8	4	9
THE WIMMERA.
Read and write	Males	1,179		8	37	62	184	219	216	153	131	68	54	17	17	3	5	5
Read and write	Females	287		9	31	34	47	54	39	23	23	12	6	5	2	2
Read only	Males	267	2	19	25	15	13	45	36	31	27	21	14	13	2	1	2	1
Read only	Females	135	2	36	14	9	13	14	12	16	10	5	3					1
Cannot read	Males	486	131	56	31	35	28	43	34	27	31	24	28	6	7	4		1
Cannot read	Females	301	124	76	27	6	12	12	15	12	7	5	3		2
Education unknown	Males	30		1		1	4	1	2		1							20
Education unknown	Females
TOTAL	Males	1,962	133	84	93	113	229	306	288	211	190	113	96	36	26	8	7	27
TOTAL	Females	723	126	121	72	49	72	80	66	51	40	22	12	5	4	2		1

TABLE III.—continued., Number and Ages of Persons who can Read and Write, Read only, and Cannot Read, in each COUNTY and PASTORAL DISTRICT.
		All ages.	Under 5 years.	5.	10.	15.	20.	25.	30.	35.	40.	45.	50.	55.	60.	65.	70 and upwards.	Ages not specified.
SHIPPING.
Read and write	Males	3,681		4	51	357	931	943	599	377	200	106	42	15	10	1		45
Read and write	Females	157		5	18	13	35	37	23	10	10	1	2	1	1			1
Read only	Males	287		3	7	21	70	70	61	23	14	7	3	1				1
Read only	Females	39	1	4	15	1	2	1	4	6	4	1
Cannot read	Males	581	25	13	11	39	123	152	101	51	33	12	12	2	3			4
Cannot read	Females	83	29	18	7		5		4	12	7	1
Education unknown	Males	156		1		8	11	7	3	5	4							117
Education unknown	Females	3							1									2
TOTAL	Males	4,705	25	21	69	425	1,135	1,178	764	456	251	125	57	18	13	1		167
TOTAL	Females	282	30	27	40	14	42	38	32	28	21	3	2	1	1			3
TRAVELLERS.
(Estimated and computed.)
Read and write	Males	907		1	13	61	204	259	171	88	61	28	13	3	4		1
Read and write	Females	33			4	3	9	7	5	1	2	1	1
Read only	Males	52			2	6	8	9	13	3	5	4		1	1
Read only	Females	3			1			1		1
Cannot read	Males	135	4	3	4	9	23	31	27	11	15	3	2	1	1		1
Cannot read	Females	19	8	4	1	2	3	1
Education unknown	Males	7,183			1		1											7,181
Education unknown	Females	405																405
TOTAL	Males	8,277	4	4	20	76	236	299	211	102	81	35	15	5	6		2	7,181
TOTAL	Females	460	8	4	6	5	12	9	5	2	2	1	1					405
TOTAL OF VICTORIA.
Read and write	Males	105,928		2,398	5,447	7,221	21,269	23,345	17,614	10,872	7,731	4,164	2,877	1,020	705	244	210	811
Read and write	Females	43,948		2,197	4,855	5,496	8,981	7,688	5,612	3,581	2,382	1,276	839	380	261	98	58	244
Read only	Males	12,760	319	3,524	1,376	674	1,046	1,381	1,358	1,006	852	469	383	128	103	35	37	69
Read only	Females	12,998	356	3,653	1,497	1,030	1,744	1,405	1,194	810	588	305	198	82	57	20	17	42
Cannot read	Males	28,115	12,582	4,157	1,016	692	1,278	1,636	1,514	1,100	1,145	665	540	185	160	80	61	304
Cannot read	Females	22,904	12,709	4,101	872	636	1,251	862	813	578	440	214	169	54	62	17	28	98
Education unknown	Males	10,073		91	86	105	362	454	280	275	82	29	34	9	8	2	8	8,248
Education unknown	Females	1,050		83	60	51	111	87	74	52	37	10	14	3	6	3	3	456
GRAND TOTAL	Males	155,876	12,901	10,170	7,925	8,692	23,955	26,816	20,766	13,253	9,810	5,327	3,834	1,342	976	361	316	2,432
GRAND TOTAL	Females	80,200	13,065	19,034	7,284	7,213	12,087	10,042	7,693	5,021	3,447	1,805	1,220	519	386	138	106	840

TABLE IV., Number and Ages of Persons who can Read and Write, Read only, and Cannot Read, in each ELECTORAL DISTRICT.
ELECTORAL DISTRICT.		All ages.	Under 5 years.	5.	10.	20.	30.	40.	50.	60.	70 and upwards.	Ages not specified.
1. MELBOURNE.
Read and write	Males	17,590		368	2,129	7,819	4,625	1,814	589	134	44	68
Read and write	Females	8,303		387	2,004	3,388	1,580	608	227	63	21	25
Read only	Males	1,262	49	458	166	206	209	117	37	13	6	1
Read only	Females	1,813	57	449	371	505	263	123	32	10		3
Cannot read	Males	3,110	1,681	508	148	279	251	153	61	17	6	6
Cannot read	Females	3,177	1,654	540	227	372	213	102	35	11	7	16
Education unknown	Males	74			2	21	6	2	2	2		39
Education unknown	Females	34		2	1	17	7	1	3	1	1	1
TOTAL	Males	22,036	1,730	1,334	2,445	8,325	5,091	2,086	689	166	56	114
TOTAL	Females	13,327	1,711	1,378	2,603	4,282	2,063	834	297	85	29	45
2. SAINT KILDA.
Read and write	Males	3,200		142	551	1,111	813	404	124	28	8	19
Read and write	Females	2,492		147	639	841	569	190	67	24	1	14
Read only	Males	338	19	167	59	28	28	22	11	3	1
Read only	Females	493	19	186	89	116	48	20	10	4	1
Cannot read	Males	809	538	162	24	27	32	21	2	3
Cannot read	Females	832	557	139	41	52	17	16	6	1		3
Education unknown	Males	12		2	2		3	3	1			1
Education unknown	Females	32		3	3	8	5	2	1			10
TOTAL	Males	4,359	557	473	636	1,166	876	450	138	34	9	20
TOTAL	Females	3,849	576	475	772	1,017	639	228	84	29	2	27
3. COLLINGWOOD.
Read and write	Males	7,151		295	1,122	2,686	1,864	813	239	64	14	54
Read and write	Females	5,185		258	1,212	1,891	1,144	451	152	42	5	30
Read only	Males	735	38	390	108	61	63	40	23	7	3	2
Read only	Females	1,107	38	402	211	203	132	73	37	5	4	2
Cannot read	Males	1,764	1,174	320	51	72	76	45	13	8	1	4
Cannot read	Females	1,878	1,210	302	76	149	84	28	17	3	6	3
Education unknown	Males	42			6	18	10	4	3		1
Education unknown	Females	47		6	7	18	11	3				2
TOTAL	Males	9,692	1,212	1,005	1,287	2,837	2,013	902	278	79	19	60
TOTAL	Females	8,217	1,248	968	1,506	2,261	1,371	555	206	50	15	37
4. SOUTH MELBOURNE.
Read and write	Males	2,670		76	329	1,128	744	284	76	15	6	12
Read and write	Females	1,357		53	259	547	330	127	27	9		2
Read only	Males	285	14	119	35	52	38	19	8
Read only	Females	264	14	97	40	73	27	10	3	2		1
Cannot read	Males	490	314	75	9	45	26	11	3			7
Cannot read	Females	518	324	86	23	44	25	8	2	3		3
Education unknown	Males	14		1	1	6	2	1				3
Education unknown	Females	7		1	3	1	1	1
TOTAL	Males	3,459	328	271	374	1,231	810	315	87	15	6	22
TOTAL	Females	2,146	338	237	325	665	383	146	32	14		6

TABLE IV.—continued., Number and Ages of Persons who can Read and Write, Read only, and Cannot Read, in each ELECTORAL DISTRICT.
ELECTORAL DISTRICT.		All ages.	Under 5 years.	5.	10.	20.	30.	40.	50.	60.	70 and upwards.	Ages not specified.
5. RICHMOND.
Read and write	Males	2,949		128	443	1,052	788	341	136	31	2	28
Read and write	Females	2,188		131	499	804	454	208	54	16	1	21
Read only	Males	269	12	143	28	31	21	19	5	2	1	7
Read only	Females	442	11	154	85	89	62	23	11	3	1	3
Cannot read	Males	796	546	109	31	35	34	23	11		1	6
Cannot read	Females	798	498	128	44	56	40	16	7	5	1	3
Education unknown	Males	91		24	17	20	19	6	2			3
Education unknown	Females	111		20	28	37	16	6	4
TOTAL	Males	4,105	558	404	519	1,138	862	389	154	33	4	44
TOTAL	Females	3,539	509	433	656	986	572	253	76	24	3	27
6. WILLIAMSTOWN.
Read and write	Males	1,221		37	136	478	370	138	46	11	2	3
Read and write	Females	586		31	119	243	126	46	14	6	1
Read only	Males	137	5	48	19	29	21	12	1	1
Read only	Females	157	3	52	28	42	22	7	1			2
Cannot read	Males	238	152	32	4	15	21	10	4
Cannot read	Females	266	166	50	16	15	11	5	2			1
Education unknown	Males	4			1		1	2
Education unknown	Females	4			1	3
TOTAL	Males	1,600	158	117	160	522	413	162	51	12	2	3
TOTAL	Females	1,013	169	133	164	303	159	58	17	6	1	3
7. BRIGHTON.
Read and write	Males	997		63	188	298	235	141	48	16	2	1
Read and write	Females	706		46	190	205	160	69	28	6	1	1
Read only	Males	193	7	72	39	29	18	21	6	1
Read only	Females	241	10	92	40	38	37	21	3
Cannot read	Males	289	184	45	14	12	11	14	7	2
Cannot read	Females	302	178	60	15	17	27	4		1
Education unknown	Males
Education unknown	Females	3		1	1			1
TOTAL	Males	1,479	191	185	241	339	264	176	61	19	2	1
TOTAL	Females	1,252	188	199	246	260	224	95	31	7	1	1
8. GEELONG.
Read and write	Males	7,407		284	1,092	2,682	1,971	866	323	91	26	72
Read and write	Females	4,965		282	1,257	1,820	964	379	156	52	7	48
Read only	Males	1,098	39	441	174	148	147	103	29	7	3	7
Read only	Females	1,517	46	396	317	375	216	109	40	8	3	7
Cannot read	Males	2,445	1,351	413	145	154	150	139	50	16	10	17
Cannot read	Females	2,441	1,304	410	182	228	156	89	35	17	4	16
Education unknown	Males	115		11	14	32	17	12		3		26
Education unknown	Females	118		7	22	37	23	10	6	1		12
TOTAL	Males	11,065	1,390	1,149	1,425	3,016	2,285	1,120	402	117	39	122
TOTAL	Females	9,041	1,350	1,095	1,778	2,460	1,359	587	237	76	14	83
9. PORTLAND.
Read and write	Males	660		38	130	197	175	91	20	4	4	1
Read and write	Females	619		44	191	209	109	48	9	9
Read only	Males	144	4	58	19	16	29	11	4	1	2
Read only	Females	275	6	70	66	74	35	19	5
Cannot read	Males	281	181	47	7	6	9	13	2	4	1	1
Cannot read	Females	339	201	50	25	39	14	5	2	1	2
Education unknown	Males	4		3		1
Education unknown	Females	3				3
TOTAL	Males	1,089	195	146	156	220	213	115	26	9	7	2
TOTAL	Females	1,236	207	164	282	325	158	72	16	10	2

TABLE IV.—continued., Number and Ages of Persons who can Read and Write, Read only, and Cannot Read, in each ELECTORAL DISTRICT.
ELECTORAL DISTRICT.		All ages.	Under 5 years.	5.	10.	20.	30.	40.	50.	60.	70 and upwards.	Ages not specified.
10. BELFAST.
Read and write	Males	433		30	77	118	124	52	23	6	3
Read and write	Females	375		33	111	128	63	31	9	5
Read only	Males	72	5	35	6	7	11	5	2	1
Read only	Females	121	3	36	21	29	19	8	1	4
Cannot read	Males	153	113	18	2	5	6	4	4		1
Cannot read	Females	184	125	22	6	11	10	7	1	1	1
Education unknown	Males
Education unknown	Females	1		1
TOTAL	Males	658	118	83	85	130	141	61	29	7	4
TOTAL	Females	681	128	92	138	163	92	46	11	10	1
11. WARRNAMBOOL.
Read and write	Males	330		21	57	93	90	47	17	5
Read and write	Females	244		18	83	74	47	15	6	1
Read only	Males	59	1	31	7	6	8	6
Read only	Females	82		25	17	13	13	12	2
Cannot read	Males	112	83	15	2	1	4	6	1
Cannot read	Females	114	76	17	5	5	5	4	2
Education unknown	Males	2					1		1
Education unknown	Females
TOTAL	Males	503	84	67	66	100	103	59	19	5
TOTAL	Females	440	76	60	105	92	65	31	10	1
12. COLAC.
Read and write	Males	257		14	45	69	74	37	14	4
Read and write	Females	180		11	50	60	42	9	7	1
Read only	Males	50	2	22	9	6	5	5	1
Read only	Females	54	2	20	7	11	9	2	3
Cannot read	Males	109	65	14	2	7	10	3	6	2
Cannot read	Females	112	71	20	5	5	8	1	2
Education unknown	Males	3				3
Education unknown	Females
TOTAL	Males	[Illegible]	67	50	56	85	89	45	21	6
TOTAL	Females	346	73	51	62	76	59	12	12	1
13. KILMORE.
Read and write	Males	848		34	102	269	261	116	48	9	2	7
Read and write	Females	407		23	119	145	74	28	16	1		1
Read only	Males	180	4	57	29	19	32	27	10	6	1
Read only	Females	206	7	57	38	41	35	17	2	2	1
Cannot read	Males	329	154	56	15	29	32	21	11	3	3	1
Cannot read	Females	290	174	56	8	22	14	10	3	3
Education unknown	Males	5					2	3
Education unknown	Females	3						5
TOTAL	Males	1,367	158	147	147	317	327	167	69	21	6	8
TOTAL	Females	900	181	136	165	208	123	58	21	6	1	1
14. KYNETON BOROUGHS.
Read and write	Males	1,137		18	126	424	333	159	49	22	4	2
Read and write	Females	383		19	98	135	83	31	10	7
Read only	Males	141	1	43	25	17	26	15	10	4
Read only	Females	138	5	43	23	28	22	8	5	2		2
Cannot read	Males	272	199	50	15	29	20	28	11	8	1	1
Cannot read	Females	236	132	53	13	16	11	9		1		1
Education unknown	Males	4					3					1
Education unknown	Females	3		3
TOTAL	Males	1,554	110	111	166	470	382	202	70	34	5	4
TOTAL	Females	760	137	118	134	179	116	48	15	10		3

TABLE IV.—continued., Number and Ages of Persons who can Read and Write, Read only, and Cannot Read, in each ELECTORAL DISTRICT.
ELECTORAL DISTRICT.		All ages.	Under 5 years.	5.	10.	20.	30.	40.	50.	60.	70 and upwards.	Ages not specified.
15. THE MURRAY BOROUGHS.
Read and write	Males	498		9	49	205	129	64	27	7	1	7
Read and write	Females	184		8	54	56	42	18	5		1
Read only	Males	71	2	21	15	4	11	10	3	1		4
Read only	Females	85		24	20	18	15	4	2	2
Cannot read	Males	182	80	35	5	14	19	14	10	3	2
Cannot read	Females	155	80	36	10	11	12	3	1	2
Education unknown	Males	5			1	2						2
Education unknown	Females	2			1		1
TOTAL	Males	756	82	65	70	225	159	88	40	11	3	13
TOTAL	Females	426	80	68	85	85	70	25	8	4	1
16. ALBERTON.
Read and write	Males	269		8	36	80	77	47	14	6	1
Read and write	Females	144		5	41	38	40	16	3	1
Read only	Males	69		31	9	5	14	6	4
Read only	Females	69	3	20	8	12	15	5	5	1
Cannot read	Males	131	59	25	10	8	11	12	2	4
Cannot read	Females	98	54	22	7	6	6	2	1
Education unknown	Males
Education unknown	Females
TOTAL	Males	469	59	64	55	93	102	65	20	10	1
TOTAL	Females	311	57	47	56	56	61	23	9	2
17. CASTLEMAINE BOROUGHS.
Read and write	Males	1,295		10	134	598	327	147	53	7		19
Read and write	Females	399		7	75	178	78	45	8	2		6
Read only	Males	162	1	33	33	35	29	23	3	2		3
Read only	Females	100	1	23	14	25	33	1			1	2
Cannot read	Males	239	127	41	16	14	25	9	5	2
Cannot read	Females	192	129	30	11	14	6	1		1
Education unknown	Males	47		2	6	12	7	3	2			15
Education unknown	Females	6		1		4	1
TOTAL	Males	1,743	128	86	189	659	388	182	63	11		37
TOTAL	Females	697	130	61	100	221	118	47	8	3	1	8
18. THE SANDHURST BOROUGHS.
Read and write	Males	4,257		31	382	2,087	1,197	407	101	14	6	32
Read and write	Females	891		26	165	407	188	73	21	2	1	8
Read only	Males	372	5	49	41	108	101	50	14	3	1
Read only	Females	248	6	61	45	76	42	18
Cannot read	Males	783	270	98	59	134	111	55	32	10	2	12
Cannot read	Females	505	281	80	20	68	41	12	1	1		1
Education unknown	Males	380		2	54	182	85	13	5		1	38
Education unknown	Females	16		1	3	5	5					2
TOTAL	Males	5,792	275	180	536	2,511	1,494	525	152	27	10	82
TOTAL	Females	1,660	287	168	233	556	276	103	22	3	1	11
19. NORTH GRANT.
Read and write	Males	3,492		38	312	1,738	905	343	92	16	7	41
Read and write	Females	901		46	153	394	203	72	21	2	1	9
Read only	Males	431	8	77	69	116	106	37	9	4	2	3
Read only	Females	314	8	95	48	75	59	18	10	1
Cannot read	Males	669	291	100	42	89	80	39	17	4	2	5
Cannot read	Females	488	279	90	32	40	31	10	2	1		3
Education unknown	Males	113		4	7	32	6	2	1			61
Education unknown	Females	19		1	4	8	3	2	1
TOTAL	Males	4,705	299	219	430	1,975	1,097	421	119	24	11	110
TOTAL	Females	1,722	287	232	237	517	296	102	34	4	1	12

TABLE IV.—continued., Number and Ages of Persons who can Read and Write, Read only, and Cannot Read, in each ELECTORAL DISTRICT.
ELECTORAL DISTRICT.		All ages.	Under 5 years.	5.	10.	20.	30.	40.	50.	60.	70 and upwards.	Ages not specified.
20. NORTH GRENVILLE.
Read and write	Males	4,564		42	407	2,297	1,225	414	121	15	2	41
Read and write	Females	1,040		29	207	463	209	100	17	7		8
Read only	Males	508	3	78	85	124	124	60	26	5		3
Read only	Females	428	6	94	77	151	60	31	5	3		1
Cannot read	Males	991	430	118	64	135	126	68	28	5	1	16
Cannot read	Females	705	377	125	55	65	43	26	8			6
Education unknown	Males	123		1	2	21	5	1	1		2	90
Education unknown	Females	8		2	1	2	2					1
TOTAL	Males	6,186	433	239	558	2,577	1,480	543	176	25	5	150
TOTAL	Females	2,181	383	250	340	681	314	157	30	10		16
21. THE OVENS.
Read and write	Males	2,179		9	164	1,071	579	253	72	18		13
Read and write	Females	258		8	57	107	53	23	8	1		1
Read only	Males	242	3	29	32	71	48	41	13	2	1	2
Read only	Females	117	1	26	24	27	26	10	3
Cannot read	Males	404	104	60	35	65	53	56	20	5		6
Cannot read	Females	249	118	55	16	22	23	11				4
Education unknown	Males	19			3	13	2	1
Education unknown	Females	1						1
TOTAL	Males	2,844	107	98	234	1,220	682	351	105	25	1	21
TOTAL	Females	625	119	89	97	156	102	45	11	1		5
22. RODNEY.
Read and write	Males	1,550		22	115	684	430	192	82	15		10
Read and write	Females	276		9	47	112	73	26	9
Read only	Males	168	2	24	33	21	50	26	9	1		2
Read only	Females	98	2	19	16	33	20	7			1
Cannot read	Males	304	118	39	20	39	27	43	11	5	1	1
Cannot read	Females	180	92	38	10	21	13	3	3
Education unknown	Males	18			2	7	2	5	2
Education unknown	Females	3				1	2
TOTAL	Males	2,040	120	85	170	751	509	266	104	21	1	13
TOTAL	Females	557	94	66	73	[Illegible]	108	36	12		1
23. THE LODDON.
Read and write	Males	10,808		58	827	5,325	3,028	1,040	293	49	8	180
Read and write	Females	1,944		56	319	896	438	159	38	6		32
Read only	Males	1,130	15	115	154	345	297	137	42	13	1	11
Read only	Females	700	16	136	133	213	127	46	21	3		5
Cannot read	Males	2,324	688	256	178	442	313	197	54	15	5	176
Cannot read	Females	1,314	728	259	42	139	88	25	14	5		14
Education unknown	Males	1,224		12	16	349	313	25	11		1	497
Education unknown	Females	76		8	11	25	18	5	2			7
TOTAL	Males	15,486	703	441	1,175	6,461	3,951	1,399	400	77	15	864
TOTAL	Females	4,034	744	459	505	1,273	671	235	75	14		58
24. TALBOT.
Read and write	Males	7,765		75	691	3,594	2,140	858	262	48	9	88
Read and write	Females	1,750		57	306	783	414	137	37	3		13
Read only	Males	886	11	134	145	223	198	115	37	8	2	13
Read only	Females	644	12	150	114	184	118	53	6			7
Cannot read	Males	1,577	633	237	93	213	221	109	47	9	1	14
Cannot read	Females	1,151	680	210	61	87	77	27	2	2		5
Education unknown	Males	154		6	8	22	9	8	4	4		93
Education unknown	Females	27		1	8	4	6	2				6
TOTAL	Males	10,382	644	452	937	4,052	2,568	1,090	350	69	12	208
TOTAL	Females	3,572	692	418	489	1,058	615	219	45	5		31

TABLE IV.—continued., Number and Ages of Persons who can Read and Write, Read only, and Cannot Read, in each ELECTORAL DISTRICT.
ELECTORAL DISTRICT.		All ages.	Under 5 years.	5.	10.	20.	30.	40.	50.	60.	70 and upwards.	Ages not specified.
25. EAST BOURKE.
Read and write	Males	3,603		145	531	1,254	969	442	169	54	10	29
Read and write	Females	1,875		106	513	592	375	182	76	16	2	13
Read only	Males	594	15	199	99	99	100	49	21	5	2	5
Read only	Females	711	20	211	139	144	112	59	15	7	1	3
Cannot read	Males	1,185	603	199	72	90	93	74	39	10	3	2
Cannot read	Females	1,075	648	196	53	86	56	21	10	2	1	2
Education unknown	Males	47		2	3	11	9	4	1	1	2	14
Education unknown	Females	21		1	3	5	7			2	3
TOTAL	Males	5,429	618	545	705	1,454	1,171	569	230	70	17	50
TOTAL	Females	3,682	668	514	708	827	550	262	101	27	7	18
26. WEST BOURKE.
Read and write	Males	3,003		96	440	1,138	751	353	160	48	9	8
Read and write	Females	1,246		83	294	470	236	94	41	19	3	6
Read only	Males	479	11	111	76	91	87	56	34	12	1
Read only	Females	426	19	111	88	96	73	25	8	5		1
Cannot read	Males	881	371	130	63	75	90	85	41	20	3	3
Cannot read	Females	806	418	130	69	95	44	30	12	4	3	1
Education unknown	Males	30		4	7	8	4		1			6
Education unknown	Females	21		5	4	4	3	2				3
TOTAL	Males	4,393	382	341	586	1,312	932	494	236	80	13	17
TOTAL	Females	2,499	437	329	455	665	356	151	61	28	6	11
27. SOUTH BOURKE.
Read and write	Males	1,857		81	314	682	450	216	83	18	4	9
Read and write	Females	944		50	250	314	210	82	30	8
Read only	Males	378	12	125	74	60	62	22	16	5	1	1
Read only	Females	422	9	113	82	88	79	30	13	4	3	1
Cannot read	Males	729	338	128	35	93	67	47	15	4	1	1
Cannot read	Females	613	354	106	38	48	42	15	6		2	2
Education unknown	Males	37		8	9	2	9	4	1			4
Education unknown	Females	24		5	2	5	7	3	1	1
TOTAL	Males	3,001	350	342	432	837	588	289	115	27	6	15
TOTAL	Females	2,003	363	274	372	455	338	130	50	13	5	3
28. SOUTH GRANT.
Read and write	Males	2,042		67	322	694	525	279	99	45	5	6
Read and write	Females	992		68	242	315	212	102	30	15	4	4
Read only	Males	346	8	80	67	60	67	40	18	5		1
Read only	Females	359	7	108	83	75	51	22	11	1		1
Cannot read	Males	1,369	475	234	179	143	150	117	49	18	4
Cannot read	Females	1,210	458	225	179	156	114	56	15	5		2
Education unknown	Males	22			3	2	1	1	1			14
Education unknown	Females	7		2	1	1	1	1			1
TOTAL	Males	3,779	483	381	571	899	743	437	167	68	9	21
TOTAL	Females	2,568	465	403	505	547	378	181	56	21	5	7
29. EVELYN & MORNINGTON.
Read and write	Males	995		33	153	353	249	140	48	13	3	3
Read and write	Females	454		24	115	146	86	53	18	9	1	2
Read only	Males	184	1	58	37	34	24	18	11	1
Read only	Females	192	5	67	42	29	27	18	3	1
Cannot read	Males	413	187	83	33	29	30	31	12	5	1	2
Cannot read	Females	341	189	70	28	25	15	9	5
Education unknown	Males	6		1		3	1	1
Education unknown	Females	2				1	1
TOTAL	Males	1,598	188	175	223	419	304	190	71	19	4	5
TOTAL	Females	989	194	161	185	201	129	80	26	10	1	2

TABLE IV.—continued., Number and Ages of Persons who can Read and Write, Read only, and Cannot Read, in each ELECTORAL DISTRICT.
ELECTORAL DISTRICT.		All ages.	Under 5 years.	5.	10.	20.	30.	40.	50.	60.	70 and upwards.	Ages not specified.
30. ANGLESEY.
Read and write	Males	505		9	55	207	132	57	28	12	3	2
Read and write	Females	147		8	35	51	34	13	4		1	1
Read only	Males	85	1	13	12	18	24	12	2	2	1
Read only	Females	43	1	12	6	12	8	2	1			1
Cannot read	Males	142	57	29	5	15	15	10	6	3	2
Cannot read	Females	101	61	24	4	6	4		1	1
Education unknown	Males	5										5
Education unknown	Females	3						3
TOTAL	Males	737	58	51	72	240	171	79	36	17	6	7
TOTAL	Females	294	62	44	45	69	46	18	6	1	1	2
31. DUNDAS AND FOLLETT.
Read and write	Males	585		14	86	183	172	77	41	8	3	1
Read and write	Females	277		16	74	93	64	24	3	2	1
Read only	Males	137	1	36	28	15	26	17	9	4	1
Read only	Females	142	2	40	26	38	20	13	2	1
Cannot read	Males	317	128	64	24	28	29	22	14	7	1
Cannot read	Females	238	127	54	18	20	9	4	5	1
Education unknown	Males	20		6	6	3		2	2			1
Education unknown	Females	10		3	3	1	1	1		1
TOTAL	Males	1,059	129	120	144	229	227	118	66	19	5	2
TOTAL	Females	667	129	113	121	152	94	42	10	5	1
32. NORMANBY.
Read and write	Males	495		13	71	137	160	76	30	6	2
Read and write	Females	280		12	74	96	68	16	9	4	1
Read only	Males	110	2	29	32	15	20	5	5	2
Read only	Females	150	1	29	30	41	31	10	6	2
Cannot read	Males	280	124	64	23	22	16	21	7	1	2
Cannot read	Females	278	136	57	26	32	12	9	2	3	1
Education unknown	Males
Education unknown	Females	3		1			1	1
TOTAL	Males	885	126	106	126	174	196	102	42	9	4
TOTAL	Females	711	137	99	130	169	112	36	17	9	2
33. VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY.
Read and write	Males	1,260		40	195	366	333	207	80	34	5
Read and write	Females	670		42	200	222	128	56	14	6	2
Read only	Males	346	10	90	84	51	57	33	14	6	1
Read only	Females	336	6	87	77	77	58	22	4	5
Cannot read	Males	779	348	129	43	55	85	59	32	11	5	12
Cannot read	Females	652	333	124	41	66	42	24	9	3	1	9
Education unknown	Males	16			1	2	3					10
Education unknown	Females	6			2	2	2
TOTAL	Males	2,401	358	259	323	474	478	299	126	51	11	22
TOTAL	Females	1,664	339	253	320	367	230	102	27	14	3	9
34. POLWORTH, RIPON, HAMPDEN, AND SOUTH GRENVILLE.
Read and write	Males	958		12	115	315	277	153	68	15	2	1
Read and write	Females	387		14	91	136	96	34	15		1
Read only	Males	220	3	35	64	24	48	26	14	3	1	2
Read only	Females	145	1	44	32	28	21	15	4
Cannot read	Males	489	154	77	47	53	67	59	22	9		1
Cannot read	Females	350	160	75	33	28	22	23	7	1		1
Education unknown	Males	57		1	8	21	16	5	1			5
Education unknown	Females	14		5	1	4	2	2
TOTAL	Males	1,724	157	125	234	413	408	243	105	27	3	9
TOTAL	Females	896	161	138	157	196	141	74	26	1	1	1

TABLE IV.—continued., Number and Ages of Persons who can Read and Write, Read only, and Cannot Read, in each ELECTORAL DISTRICT.
ELECTORAL DISTRICT.		All ages.	Under 5 years.	5.	10.	20.	30.	40.	50.	60.	70 and upwards.	Ages not specified.
35. THE MURRAY.
Read and write	Males	879		11	93	308	252	150	49	12	2	2
Read and write	Females	246		8	60	85	54	25	8	5		1
Read only	Males	169	3	26	39	20	30	25	25	1
Read only	Females	105	3	37	18	25	13	8	1
Cannot read	Males	306	116	39	36	23	33	38	14	6	1
Cannot read	Females	179	99	40	17	7	6	9		1
Education unknown	Males	8					3	1	1			3
Education unknown	Females
TOTAL	Males	1,362	119	76	168	351	318	214	89	19	3	5
TOTAL	Females	530	102	85	95	117	73	42	9	6		1
36. GIPPS LAND.
Read and write	Males	452		9	68	134	108	83	29	14	5	2
Read and write	Females	179		18	45	41	46	19	7	3
Read only	Males	100	1	25	23	12	18	13	3	3	2
Read only	Females	80	3	27	12	14	17	5	1	1
Cannot read	Males	217	64	35	29	18	24	32	11	3	1
Cannot read	Females	135	77	26	9	8	6	6	2	1
Education unknown	Males	7					2	1				4
Education unknown	Females	6		1	1	1						3
TOTAL	Males	776	65	69	120	164	152	129	43	20	8	6
TOTAL	Females	400	80	72	67	64	69	30	10	5		3
37. THE WIMMERA.
Read and write	Males	1,179		8	99	403	369	199	71	20	5	5
Read and write	Females	287		9	65	101	62	35	11	4
Read only	Males	267	2	19	40	58	67	48	27	3	2	1
Read only	Females	135	2	36	23	27	28	15	3			1
Cannot read	Males	486	131	56	66	71	61	55	34	11		1
Cannot read	Females	301	124	76	33	24	27	12	3	2
Education unknown	Males	30		1	1	5	2	1				20
Education unknown	Females
TOTAL	Males	1,962	133	84	206	537	499	303	132	34	7	27
TOTAL	Females	723	126	121	121	152	117	62	17	6		1

PART V. OCCUPATIONS OF THE PEOPLE.

SUMMARY TABLES AND TABULAR RESULTS.

PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT BY HIS EXCELLENCY'S COMMAND.

BY AUTHORITY:

JOHN FERRES, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

SUMMARY TABLE I. SHOWING the OCCUPATIONS of PERSONS of BOTH SEXES in each COUNTY and PASTORAL DISTRICT, classified under the following heads.
Counties and Pastoral Districts.	Totals.	[1] Commerce, Trade, and Manufacture.	[2] Gold Mining.	[3] Agriculture.	[4] Laborers (branch undefined).	[5] Domestic Servants.	[6] Learned Professions, Fine Arts, Literature, &c.	[7] Maintained out of the Public Revenue.	[8] Miscellaneous Pursuits.	[9] Independent Means.	[10] Residue of Population.
COUNTIES.
Anglesey	593	63	6	147	22	34	2	11	4	8	296
Bourke (including Melbourne)	*101086	28,565	1,410	4,304	4,691	6,138	1,644	3,678	988	1,267	48,394
Dalhousie	*6212	1,331	392	681	453	243	60	229	36	33	2,752
Dundas	1,345	107	3	401	26	84	7	14	1	6	696
Evelyn	1,215	107	8	249	41	53	9		2	16	730
Follett	381	19		98	11	28	3		2	1	219
Grant (including Geelong)	*32889	6,524	3,111	1,986	1,511	1,718	382	514	231	290	16,613
Grenville	*8604	1,028	3,632	323	150	164	49	146	39	28	3,044
Hampden	899	71	1	307	5	40	7	17	5	2	444
Heytesbury	351	47	1	69	17	17	3	1		2	194
Mornington	1,372	306	1	235	16	84	8	28	29	3	662
Normanby	3,921	500	2	430	152	266	44	159	22	26	2,320
Polwarth	981	129	6	138	39	58	9	9	1	9	583
Ripon	1,269	137	3	508	21	64	6	6	3	3	518
Talbot	*16244	2,263	7,009	423	255	217	97	208	71	44	5,654
Villiers	5,996	732	13	891	310	430	54	42	33	41	3,450
PASTORAL DISTRICTS.
Gipps' Land	1,956	221	10	389	110	95	25	74	12	9	1,011
The Loddon	*27126	3,477	13,681	568	470	280	171	553	180	81	7,664
Rodney	1,557	261	487	236	35	30	11	54	17	5	421
The Murray	6,392	871	1,970	773	123	154	50	275	47	23	2,106
The Wimmera	2,685	218	8	1,169	51	169	17	34	69	8	942
Persons in Ships and Hulks	4,987	3,726	8	20	96	6	4	728	24	18	357
Travellers	8,737	2,209	4,570	127	299	75	47	188	42	20	1,160
TOTAL, VICTORIA	*236798	52,912	36,332	14,473	8,904	10,447	2,709	6,968	1,858	1,943	100,230

[* The Totals marked with asterisks have respectively 6, 2, 9, 1, 3, 1 (22 in all) added, whose sex has not been specified.]

Column 1 includes Class 4, Sub-Class 1 and 2 of Class 5, and Classes 6, 9,10, and 15, as given in the 1st columns of Table IV ; Columns 9 includes Class 7 ; Column 3, Class 8 ; Column 4, Class 11 ; Columns 5, Sub-Class 3 of Class 5 ; Column 6, Classes 2 and 3 ; Column 7, Classes 1 and 17 ; Column 8, Class 12 ; Column 9, Class 13 ; Column 10, Classes 14 and 16.

CLASSIFICATION.—In all classifications of industrial pursuits, the grouping must be to a certain extent arbitray, and cannot always be perfectly consistent ; inasmuch as some occupations embrace more than one class, particularly where the population is sparse. The order adopted in the Censuses of the United Kingdom has been followed in these Tables as closely as the different between the circumstances of the two countries admitted.

SUMMARY TABLE II. SHOWING the OCCUPATIONS of the MALE POPULATION of VICTORIA, and the NUMBER of PERSONS engaged in them, arranged in numerical order.
OCCUPATIONS.		MALES.
TOTAL MALE POPULATION UNDER 15 YEARS OF AGE, 30996.
1. Gold Miners		36,332
2. Laborers.—Branch of labor undefined		8,904
3. Shepherds, Stockmen, Hutkeepers and Station servants		5,981
4. Draymen, Bullock-drivers, Cab-owners and Cabmen, Bargemen, Watercarriers, &c.		5,957
5. Printers and Compositors, Bookbinders, Tanners, Fellmongers, &c.		5,886
6. Carpenters, Cabinetmakers, Coachmakers, Wheelwrights, &c.		5,872
7. Sailors		5,712
8. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlers, &c.		4,565
9. Farm Laborers, and Gardeners working for hire who are not Domestic Servants		4,294
10. Clerks, Salesmen, and Assistants in shops and stores, Messengers and Porters		3,989
11. Government Service, (Local and General Government)		3,965
12. Butchers, Bakers, Fishmongers, Confectioners, Greengrocers, Brewers, Cordial Makers, &c.		3,307
13. Masons, Bricklayers, Slaters, Plasterers, Quarrymen, &c.		3,252
14. Farmers and Yeomen, Landed Proprietors (cultivating)		2,844
15. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Livery Stable Keepers, Barmen, Grooms in Hotels, &c.		2,638
16. Domestic Servants, Coachmen, Grooms, Gardeners, &c.		2,127
17. Tailors, Shoemakers, Hatters, &c.		2,080
18. Merchants and Wholesale Dealers		1,980
19. Annuitants, House and Land Owners, Independent means, &c.		1,653
20. Blacksmith, Whitesmiths, Founders, Horseshoers, &c.		1,421
21. Miscellaneous pursuits		1,332
22. Contractors, Employers in manufacture, &c.		1,259
TOTAL MALE POPULATION 15 YEARS OF AGE AND UPWARDS, 124880.
23. Bankers, Accountants, Bookkeepers, Gold Buyers, Auctioneers, Agents, &c.		1,113
24. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers and Sheep Farmers, Graziers		884
25. Hammermen, Hodmen, Apprentices and Assistants to Mechanics, &c.		771
26. Architects, Civil Engineers, Artists, Editors, Reporters, &c.		551
27. Physicians and Surgeons		523
28. Gardeners, (Proprietors and Occupants)		375
29. Teachers in Schools, Professors of Music, Drawing, &c.		294
30. Apothecaries, Dispensing Chemists, Assistants in Surgeries, Hospitals, &c.		267
31. Barristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, Conveyancers, &c.		220
32. Clergymen and Ministers		162
33. Law Clerks and persons engaged in Lawyers' Offices		155
34. Church Officers, Lay Readers, Sextons, and persons employed about Churches		32
Total of all pursuits		120,497
RESIDUE OF MALE POPULATION.
Boys under 15 years of Age	30,204
Prisoners in Gaols and Hulks, Stockades and Watchhouses	1,627
Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.	758
Pursuits not specified or persons who were unemployed	2,590
		35,179
		155,876

The Table may be read thus :—The total number of Males under 15 years was 30,906, of whom 30,204 had no occupation or were receiving education, leaving 792 in regular employment. Deducting those 792 boys from 120, 697, the total of Males of all pursuits, we find that 119,905 was the number of 15 years of age and upwards who were engaged in actual occupation. Of the 2590, whose pursuits were not specified or who were unemployed, a considerable portion were lads over 15 years of age, some of whom were attending school or receiving tution.

SUMMARY TABLE III. SHOWING the OCCUPATIONS of MALES and FEMALES in Classes, and the proportion per cent. of Persons in each Class to the total of all Classes.
OCCUPATIONS.	THE COLONY.
	NUMBER OF PERSONS.			PROPORTION PER CENT.
	Both Sexes.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
CLASSES.
CLASS I. Persons engaged in the General or Local Government and Defence of the Country	3,982	3,965	17	2.54	0.02
CLASS II. Persons in the Learned Professions, with their immediate subordinates, (not in Government employment)	1,426	1,359	67	0.87	0.08
CLASS III. Persons engaged in Literature, Fine Arts, and Sciences	1,283	845	438	0.54	0.54
CLASS IV. Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep, or lend Goods or Money	11,929	11,647	282	7.47	0.34
CLASS V. Persons engaged in Entertaining, Clothing, and performing personal offices for man	17,971	6,845	11,126	4.39	13.75
CLASS VI. Manufacture—Persons engaged in Art, Mechanical Productions, and in working and dealing in Minerals, Vegetable and Animal Matters	18,461	18,461		11.84
CLASS VII. Mining—Persons engaged in digging for and washing out Gold	36,332	36,332		23.31
CLASS VIII. Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons working land, and engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animals, and other products	14,473	14,378	95	9.22	0.11
CLASS IX. Carrying—Persons engaged in the Conveyance of Men and Goods	5,957	5,957		3.82
CLASS X. Persons dealing in Food and Drinks	3,329	3,307	22	2.12	0.02
CLASS XI. Laborers (Branch of Labor undefined)	8,904	8,904		5.71
CLASS XII. Miscellaneous Pursuits—persons engaged in occupations not embraced in any other class	1,858	1,332	526	0.85	0.65
CLASS XIII. Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank, not returned under any office or occupation	1,943	1,653	290	1.06	0.35
CLASS XIV. Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation	93,309	30,204	63,105	19.37	78.00
CLASS XV. Sailors	5,712	5,712		3.66
CLASS XVI. Persons whose pursuits have not been specified, or who were unemployed	6,921	2,590	4,331	1.66	5.35
CLASS XVII. Persons maintained at Public Cost or by the Community	2,986	2,385	601	1.53	0.74
TOTALS	*236798	155,876	80,900	99.96	99.95

[* This Total includes 23 persons whose sex was not returned.]

SUMMARY TABLE IV. SHOWING the OCCUPATIONS of MALES and FEMALES in classified arrangement, and the proportion per cent. of Persons in each Sub-Class to the total of all Classes.
OCCUPATIONS.	THE COLONY.
	NUMBER OF PERSONS.			PROPORTION PER CENT.
	Both Sexes.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Both Sexes.
CLASS I.—Persons engaged on the General or Local Government and Defence of the Country :—
Officers in the Civil and Military Service, Judges, Magistrates, Soldiers, Police, Messengers, and Workmen	3,982	3,965	17	2.54	0.02	1.68
CLASS II.—Persons in the Learned Professions (with their immediate subordinates) not in Government employment :—
Sub-Class 1. Clergymen and Ministers	162	162		0.10		0.07
Sub-Class 2. Church Officers—Lay Readers, Sextons, and persons employed about Churches	32	32		0.02		0.01
Sub-Class 3. Physicians and Surgeons	523	523		0.34		0.22
Sub-Class 4. Apothecaries, Dispensing Chemists, Assistants in Surgeries, Hospitals, &c.	334	267	67	0.17	0.08	0.14
Sub-Class 5. Lawyers—Barristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, Conveyancers and Proctors	220	220		0.14		0.09
Sub-Class 6. Law Clerks and persons employed in Lawyers' Offices	155	155		0.10		0.06
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature, Fine Arts and Sciences :—
Sub-Class 1. Teachers in Schools, Governesses, Professors of Music, Drawing, &c.	726	294	432	0.19	0.53	0.30
Sub-Class 2. Architects, Civil Engineers, Editors, Reporters, Painters (Artists), Photographers, &c.	557	551	6	0.35	0.01	0.23
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep, or lend Goods or Money :—
Sub-Class 1. Merchants and Wholesale Dealers	1,980	1,980		1.27		0.83
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlers, &c.	4,711	4,565	146	2.93	0.18	1.98
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Accountants, Bookkeepers Gold Buyers, Auctioneers, Agents, &c.	1,114	1,113	1	0.71	0.00	0.47
Sub-Class 4. Commercial Clerks, Salespeople and Assistants in Shops and Stores, Messengers, and Porters	4,124	3,989	135	2.56	0.17	1.74
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in Entertaining, Clothing, and performing Personal Offices for Man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Livery Stable Keepers and Barmen, Grooms, &c. in Hotels	2,856	2,638	218	1.69	0.27	1.20
Sub-Class 2. Tailors, Dressmakers, Needlewomen, Shoemakers, Hatters, &c.	4,668	2,080	2,588	1.33	3.20	1.97
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants (General), Coachmen, Grooms, Gardeners, &c.	10,447	2,127	8,320	1.36	10.28	4.41
CLASS VI.—Manufacturing—Persons engaged in Art and Mechanical Productions, and in working and dealing in Minerals, Vegetable, and Animal Matters :—
Sub-Class 1. Employers in Manufactures and Arts, Contractors, &c.	1,259	1,259		0.81		0.53
Sub-Class 2. Workers in Stone and Clay—Masons, Bricklayers, Slaters, Plasterers, Quarrymen, &c.	3,252	3,252		2.09		1.37
Sub-Class 3. Workers in Iron—Blacksmiths, Whitesmiths, Founders, Horseshoers, &c.	1,421	1,421		0.91		0.60
Sub-Class 4. Workers in Wood—Carpenters, Cabinetmakers, Coachmakers, Wheelwrights, &c.	5,872	5,872		3.77		2.48
Sub-Class 5. Other Artizans and Mechanics ; Printers, Compositors, Book-binders, Tanners, Fellmongers, &c.	5,886	5,886		3.78		2.48
Sub-Class 6. Hammermen, Hodmen, Apprentices and Assistants to Mechanics, &c.	771	771		0.49		0.32
CLASS VII.—Mining—Persons engaged in digging for and washing out Gold	36,332	36,332		23.31		15.34
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons working Land and engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animals, and other products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers and Graziers	893	884	9	0.57	0.01	0.37
Sub-Class 2. Shepherds, Stockmen, Hutkeepers, and Station Servants	5,981	5,981		3.84		2.52
Sub-Class 3. Landed Proprietors (cultivating), Yeomen and Farmers	2,864	2,844	20	1.82	0.02	1.21
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (Proprietors and Occupants)	376	375	1	0.24	0.00	0.15
Sub-Class 5. Farmers' Brothers, Sons, Nephews, &c., Farm Laborers, Gardeners working for hire (i.e. not Domestic Servants), Dairymaids, &c.	4,359	4,294	65	2.75	0.08	1.84
CLASS IX.—Carrying—Persons engaged in the Conveyance of Men and Goods :—
Draymen, Bullock-drivers, Cab-owners and Cabmen, Bargemen, Watercarriers, &c.	5,957	5,957		3.82		2.51
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Butchers, Bakers, Fishmongers, Confectioners, Greengrocers, Brewers, Cordial Makers, &c.	3,329	3,307	22	2.12	0.03	1.40
CLASS XI.—Laborers—Branch of Labor undefined	8,904	8,904		5.71		3.76
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations, not embraced in other classes	1,858	1,832	526	0.85	0.65	0.78
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Land Owners, Independent means, Gentlemen, &c.	1,943	1,653	290	1.06	0.36	0.82
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation :—
Sub-Class 1. Wives and Widows (mistresses of families)	32,285		32,285		39.91	13.63
Sub-Class 2. Children under fifteen years of age (whether attending school or not)	61,024	30,204	30,820	19.38	38.10	25.77
CLASS XV.—Sailors	5,712	5,712		3.66		2.41
CLASS XVI.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified or who were unemployed	6,921	2,590	4,331	1.66	5.35	2.92
CLASS XVII.—Persons maintained at Public Cost or by the Community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Hulks, Stockades and Watchhouses	1,713	1,627	86	1.04	0.11	0.72
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.	1,273	758	515	0.48	0.64	0.53
TOTALS	*236798	155,876	80,900	99.96	99.90	99.86

[* This Total includes 22 persons whose Sex was not returned.]

SUMMARY TABLE V. SHOWING the OCCUPATION of MALES in the Seaport Towns, Gold Fields, and Rural Districts respectively.
OCCUPATIONS.	NUMBER OF MALES.			PROPORTION OF MALES.
OCCUPATIONS.	Seaport Towns.	Gold Fields.	Rural Districts.	Seaport Towns.	Gold Fields.	Rural Districts.
CLASS I.—Persons engaged in the General or Local Government and Defence of the Country :—
Officers in the Civil and Military Service, Judges, Magistrates, Soldiers, Police, Messengers, and Workmen	1,725	1,227	716	2.35	2.33	1.99
CLASS II.—Persons in the Learned Professions (with their immediate subordinates) not in Government employment :—
Sub-Class 1. Clergymen and Ministers	106	16	40	0.17	0.03	0.11
Sub-Class 2. Church Officers—Lay Readers, Sextons, and persons employed about Churches	24	3	4	0.04	0.01	0.01
Sub-Class 3. Physicians and Surgeons	262	179	82	0.43	0.34	0.23
Sub-Class 4. Apothecaries, Dispensing Chemists, Assistants in Surgeries, Hospitals, &c.	188	55	22	0.31	0.10	0.06
Sub-Class 5. Lawyers—Barristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, Conveyancers and Proctors	172	29	19	0.28	0.05	0.05
Sub-Class 6. Law Clerks and persons employed in Lawyers' Offices	143	4	8	0.23	0.01	0.02
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature, Fine Arts and Sciences :—
Sub-Class 1. Teachers in Schools, Governesses, Professors of Music, Drawing, &c.	147	26	121	0.24	0.05	0.33
Sub-Class 2. Architects, Civil Engineers, Editors, Reporters, Painters (Artists), Photographers, &c.	398	84	66	0.56	0.16	0.18
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep, or lend Goods or Money :—
Sub-Class 1. Merchants and Wholesale Dealers	1,758	107	94	2.90	0.20	0.26
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlers, &c.	2,498	1,572	435	4.12	2.99	1.21
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Accountants, Bookkeepers Gold Buyers, Auctioneers, Agents, &c.	921	126	60	1.52	0.24	0.17
Sub-Class 4. Commercial Clerks, Salespeople and Assistants in Shops and Stores, Messengers, and Porters	3,168	650	158	5.23	1.23	0.44
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in Entertaining, Clothing, and performing Personal Offices for Man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Livery Stable Keepers and Barmen, Grooms, &c. in Hotels	1,502	431	703	2.48	0.82	1.95
Sub-Class 2. Tailors, Dressmakers, Needlewomen, Shoemakers, Hatters, &c.	1,278	427	365	2.11	0.81	1.01
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants (General), Coachmen, Grooms, Gardeners, &c.	894	411	822	1.48	0.78	2.28
CLASS VI.—Manufacturing—Persons engaged in Art and Mechanical Productions, and in working and dealing in Minerals, Vegetable, and Animal Matters :—
Sub-Class 1. Employers in Manufactures and Arts, Contractors, &c.	1,000	99	157	1.65	0.19	0.44
Sub-Class 2. Workers in Stone and Clay—Masons, Bricklayers, Slaters, Plasterers, Quarrymen, &c.	2,283	261	687	3.77	0.50	1.91
Sub-Class 3. Workers in Iron—Blacksmiths, Whitesmiths, Founders, Horseshoers, &c.	658	432	308	1.09	0.82	0.86
Sub-Class 4. Workers in Wood—Carpenters, Cabinetmakers, Coachmakers, Wheelwrights, &c.	3,950	756	1,085	6.52	1.44	3.01
Sub-Class 5. Other Artizans and Mechanics ; Printers, Compositors, Book-binders, Tanners, Fellmongers, &c.	3,574	938	1,246	5.90	1.78	3.46
Sub-Class 6. Hammermen, Hodmen, Apprentices and Assistants to Mechanics, &c.	544	52	170	0.90	0.10	0.47
CLASS VII.—Mining—Persons engaged in digging for and washing out Gold	1,561	33,571	592	2.58	63.89	1.64
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons working Land and engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animals, and other products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers and Graziers	123	41	711	0.20	0.08	1.97
Sub-Class 2. Shepherds, Stockmen, Hutkeepers, and Station Servants	117	382	5,474	0.19	0.73	15.20
Sub-Class 3. Landed Proprietors (cultivating), Yeomen and Farmers	499	88	2,242	0.62	0.17	6.23
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (Proprietors and Occupants)	148	28	189	0.24	0.05	0.52
Sub-Class 5. Farmers' Brothers, Sons, Nephews, &c., Farm Laborers, Gardeners working for hire (i.e. not Domestic Servants), Dairymaids, &c.	684	190	3,405	1.13	0.36	9.46
CLASS IX.—Carrying—Persons engaged in the Conveyance of Men and Goods :—
Draymen, Bullock-drivers, Cab-owners and Cabmen, Bargemen, Watercarriers, &c.	2,777	599	1,596	4.59	1.14	4.43
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Butchers, Bakers, Fishmongers, Confectioners, Greengrocers, Brewers, Cordial Makers, &c.	1,653	1,189	429	2.73	2.26	1.19
CLASS XI.—Laborers—Branch of Labor undefined	4,810	1,022	2,801	7.94	1.94	7.78
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations, not embraced in other classes	703	277	325	1.16	0.53	0.90
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Land Owners, Independent means, Gentlemen, &c.	1,085	157	394	1.79	0.30	1.09
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation :—
Boys under fifteen years of age (whether attending school or not)	15,129	5,867	9,106	24.99	11.17	25.28
CLASS XV.—Sailors	1,363	587	236	2.25	1.12	0.66
CLASS XVI.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified or who were unemployed	1,225	474	870	2.02	0.90	2.42
CLASS XVII.—Persons maintained at Public Cost or by the Community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Hulks, Stockades and Watchhouses	800	103	274	1.32	0.20	0.76
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.	676	82		1.12	0.16
TOTALS	60,546	52,542	36,012	99.95	99.98	99.98

SUMMARY TABLE VI. SHOWING the OCCUPATION of MALES in COUNTIES and PASTORAL DISTRICTS.
OCCUPATIONS.	Total of Victoria.	Total of Shipping and Travellers, including an estimate for migratory population.	Total of Counties and Pastoral Districts.	INHABITANTS OF
OCCUPATIONS.	Total of Victoria.		Total of Counties and Pastoral Districts.	Anglesey.	Bourke (including Melbourne.)	Dalhousie.	Dundas.
CLASS I.—Persons engaged in the General or Local Government and Defence of the Country :—
Officers in the Civil and Military Service, Judges, Magistrates, Soldiers, Police, Messengers, and Workmen	3,965	444	3,521	11	1,591	229	14
CLASS II.—Persons in the Learned Professions (with their immediate subordinates) not in Government employment :—
Sub-Class 1. Clergymen and Ministers	162		162		86	7
Sub-Class 2. Church Officers—Lay Readers, Sextons, and persons employed about Churches	32	3	29		18	2
Sub-Class 3. Physicians and Surgeons	523	21	502	1	242	16	3
Sub-Class 4. Apothecaries, Dispensing Chemists, Assistants in Surgeries, Hospitals, &c.	267	7	260		172	5
Sub-Class 5. Lawyers—Barristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, Conveyancers and Proctors	220	3	217		150	6
Sub-Class 6. Law Clerks and persons employed in Lawyers' Offices	155		155		120	1
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature, Fine Arts and Sciences :—
Sub-Class 1. Teachers in Schools, Governesses, Professors of Music, Drawing, &c.	294	3	291	1	153	11	2
Sub-Class 2. Architects, Civil Engineers, Editors, Reporters, Painters (Artists), Photographers, &c.	551	13	538		370	8
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep, or lend Goods or Money :—
Sub-Class 1. Merchants and Wholesale Dealers	1,980	34	1,946		1,619	11
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlers, &c.	4,565	248	4,317	7	2,251	102	8
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Accountants, Bookkeepers Gold Buyers, Auctioneers, Agents, &c.	1,113	22	1,091		800	5	1
Sub-Class 4. Commercial Clerks, Salespeople and Assistants in Shops and Stores, Messengers, and Porters	3,989	91	3,898	2	2,711	39	2
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in Entertaining, Clothing, and performing Personal Offices for Man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Livery Stable Keepers and Barmen, Grooms, &c. in Hotels	2,638	54	2,584	4	1,411	126	5
Sub-Class 2. Tailors, Dressmakers, Needlewomen, Shoemakers, Hatters, &c.	2,080	62	2,018	9	1,086	57	14
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants (General), Coachmen, Grooms, Gardeners, &c.	2,127	50	2,077	18	878	65	25
CLASS VI.—Manufacturing—Persons engaged in Art and Mechanical Productions, and in working and dealing in Minerals, Vegetable, and Animal Matters :—
Sub-Class 1. Employers in Manufactures and Arts, Contractors, &c.	1,259	14	1,245	3	871	30
Sub-Class 2. Workers in Stone and Clay—Masons, Bricklayers, Slaters, Plasterers, Quarrymen, &c.	3,252	54	3,198	3	2,166	74	4
Sub-Class 3. Workers in Iron—Blacksmiths, Whitesmiths, Founders, Horseshoers, &c.	1,421	76	1,345	1	662	50	6
Sub-Class 4. Workers in Wood—Carpenters, Cabinetmakers, Coachmakers, Wheelwrights, &c.	5,872	173	5,699	6	3,565	197	11
Sub-Class 5. Other Artizans and Mechanics ; Printers, Compositors, Book-binders, Tanners, Fellmongers, &c.	5,886	241	5,645	8	3,297	207	22
Sub-Class 6. Hammermen, Hodmen, Apprentices and Assistants to Mechanics, &c.	771	11	760	1	543	53	1
CLASS VII.—Mining—Persons engaged in digging for and washing out Gold	36,332	4,578	31,754	6	1,410	392	3
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons working Land and engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animals, and other products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers and Graziers	884	14	870	28	131	31	35
Sub-Class 2. Shepherds, Stockmen, Hutkeepers, and Station Servants	5,981	55	5,926	111	421	250	358
Sub-Class 3. Landed Proprietors (cultivating), Yeomen and Farmers	2,844	25	2,819	2	1,280	194	3
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (Proprietors and Occupants)	275	13	362		242	13
Sub-Class 5. Farmers' Brothers, Sons, Nephews, &c., Farm Laborers, Gardeners working for hire (i.e. not Domestic Servants), Dairymaids, &c.	4,294	38	4,256	5	2,205	186	5
CLASS IX.—Carrying—Persons engaged in the Conveyance of Men and Goods :—
Draymen, Bullock-drivers, Cab-owners and Cabmen, Bargemen, Watercarriers, &c.	5,957	1,058	4,899	10	2,868	209	23
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Butchers, Bakers, Fishmongers, Confectioners, Greengrocers, Brewers, Cordial Makers, &c.	3,307	182	3,125	3	1,541	85	4
CLASS XI.—Laborers—Branch of Labor undefined	8,904	395	8,509	22	4,691	453	26
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations, not embraced in other classes	1,332	62	1,270	3	669	29	1
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Land Owners, Independent means, Gentlemen, &c.	1,653	36	1,617	7	1,068	29	6
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation :—
Boys under fifteen years of age (whether attending school or not)	30,204	812	29,392	96	14,184	886	242
CLASS XV.—Sailors	5,712	3,597	2,115	1	1,304	31
CLASS XVI.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified or who were unemployed	2,590	21	2,569	9	1,201	85	21
CLASS XVII.—Persons maintained at Public Cost or by the Community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Hulks, Stockades and Watchhouses	1,627	462	1,165		955
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.	758	10	748		621
TOTALS	155,876	12,982	142,894	378	59,553	4,174	845

SUMMARY TABLE VI. SHOWING the OCCUPATION of MALES in COUNTIES and PASTORAL DISTRICTS.
INHABITANTS OF																	Totals in Classified Arrangement.
Evelyn.	Follett.	Grant (including Geelong.)	Grenville.	Hampdan.	Heytesbury.	Mornington.	Normanby.	Polwarth.	Ripon.	Talbot.	Villiers.	Gipps' Land.	The Loddon.	The Murray.	Rodney (upper classied county.)	The Wimmera.	Totals in Classified Arrangement.

		337	146	17	1	28	58	9	6	176	41	70	449	251	53	34	3,965	Ministering to Government.

		30	3	1			7	1	1	3	7	4	5	3		4	194	Ministering to Religion.
		6					1				1			1				Ministering to Religion.
1		62	20			3	7		3	30	6	4	77	15	6	6	790	Ministering to Health.
		33	4	2			4			10	1	1	23	4	1			Ministering to Health.
		29	6				2			4	3		11	5	1		375	Ministering to Justice.
		26					2			2	1		2	1

4	1	47	6	1	1	2	6	3		10	14	9	8	7	1	4	294	Ministering to Education.
		67	8			2	2		2	23	5	3	37	8	1	2	551	Ministering to Science and Literature.

		180	17	1	1		11	11		38	11	3	37	4	1	1	6,545	Traders
2	1	578	238	4		6	21	5	5	335	22	5	573	112	29	13		Traders
1		135	21			5	12			27	20		51	10	2	1	5,102	Assisting in the Exchange of commodities.
		527	110	1		1	28	2	2	142	49	9	207	50	12	4		Assisting in the Exchange of commodities.

	5	362	71	15		16	34	4	8	135	49	28	171	94	22	24	4,718	Ministering to Entertaining and Clothing.
8	2	323	29	3	2	3	42	7	6	113	71	10	178	40	11	4		Ministering to Entertaining and Clothing.
18	9	286	79	3	5	34	26	23	21	107	106	41	165	60	17	91	2,127	Domestic Servants.

2		195	5			5	8		1	39	19	2	50	9	3	3	1,259	Employers of Artians, Mechanics and Laborers.
5		459	24	7	1	101	32	15	13	99	57	6	100	19	8	5	10,545	Ministering to Lodging, Furniture and Machinery.
2	1	168	43	7	1		15	5	3	115	24	8	176	41	12	5		Ministering to Lodging, Furniture and Machinery.
17	1	846	94	6	3	19	70	19	13	188	86	32	343	118	32	33		Ministering to Lodging, Furniture and Machinery.
34	4	763	81	6	34	67	68	29	22	283	90	36	398	110	42	44	6,657	Miscellaneous Arts and Mabnfactures.
		100	13			2	11			6	15	3	10	2
8		3,111	3,632	1	1	1	2	6	3	7,009	13	10	13,681	1,970	487	8	36,332	Gold Diggers.

13	13	71	15	31	14	41	39	14	21	17	42	69	49	83	25	88	6,865	Pastoral Districts.
21	81	353	234	262	24	85	268	37	472	299	180	239	365	644	196	1,026		Pastoral Pursuits.
106	2	628	20	4	14	47	64	52	1	31	264	39	47	17	3	1	7,513	Cultivating Land.
11		63	2					3		2	5		21					Cultivating Land.
98	2	846	51	6	17	61	54	28	13	73	388	42	85	28	11	52		Cultivating Land.

25	5	769	66	18	2	32	65	22	63	141	78	29	252	110	36	76	5,957	Carters (exclusive of those on farms and stations.)

3		393	112	2		33	23	4		305	43	9	459	76	28	2	3,307	Dealing in Food.
41	11	1,511	150	5	17	16	152	39	21	255	310	110	470	123	35	51	8,904	Common Laborers.
2	2	153	29	4		29	14		3	42	24	9	149	27	15	66	1,332	Unclassified Pursuits.

14	1	241	23	2	1	3	24	3	3	42	29	6	81	22	5	7	1,653	Independent means.

240	62	5,043	873	135	73	227	729	181	178	1,624	1,180	340	2,031	681	125	262	30,204	Boys.
		211	30		2	10	10		1	143	30	32	274	24	12		5,712	Seamen.
25	11	452	66	13	6	18	33	29	15	121	58	33	246	71	11	45	2,590	Unspecified.

		91					24					4	90		1		2,385	Public Burden.
		54					6			32			11	24
701	214	19,549	6,321	557	220	897	1,974	551	[Illegible]	12,021	3,362	1,245	21,382	4,864	1,244	1,962

SUMMARY TABLE VII., SHOWING the OCCUPATION of FEMALES in COUNTIES and PASTORAL DISTRICTS.
OCCUPATIONS.	Total of Victoria.	Total of Shipping and Travellers, including an estimate for migratory population.	Total of Counties and Pastoral Districts.	INHABITANTS OF
OCCUPATIONS.	Total of Victoria.		Total of Counties and Pastoral Districts.	Anglesey.	Bourke (including Melbourne.)	Dalhousie.	Dundas.
CLASS I.—Persons in the employment of the Government	17		17		12
CLASS II.—Sub-Class 4. Nurses and Assistants in Hospitals, &c.	67		67		45
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature and Fine Arts:mash;
Sub-Class 1. Governesses, Teachers in Schools, and of Music, Drawing, &c.	432	1	431		282	4	2
Sub-Class 2. Artists, Painters, Photographers, &c.	6		6		6
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep or lend Money or Goods :—
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlers, &c.	146	1	145	4	59	1	1
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Bookeepers, Gold Buyers, Commission Agents, &c.	1		1		1
Sub-Class 4. Assistants in Shops and Stores, Saleswomen, &c.	135		135		83	4	4
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in Entertaining, Clothing, and performing Personal Offices for Man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Barmaids, &c.	218	1	217		139	7	1
Sub-Class 2. Needlewomen, Dressmakers, Milliners, Shoebinders, Capmakers, &c.	2,588	16	2,572	1	1,575	43
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants	8,320	31	8,289	16	5,260	178	59
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animal and other products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers, Graziers, &c.	9		9	1		2
Sub-Class 3. Land Proprietresses (cultivating), Farmers, &c.	20		20		10
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (Proprietors and Occupiers)	1		1		1
Sub-Class 5. Farm Servants, Dairymaids, &c.	65	2	63		15	5
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Bakers, Pastrycooks, Confectioners, Fishmongers, Greengrocers, Cordial Makers, &c.	22		22		13
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations not embraced in any other class	526	4	522	1	319	7
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank, not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Land Owners, Independent means, Ladies, &c.	290	2	288	1	199	4
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation :—
Sub-Class 1. Wives and Widows (mistresses of families)	32,285	383	31,902	67	15,455	795	173
Sub-Class 2. Girls under 15 years of Age (whether attending school or not)	30,820	281	30,539	108	14,902	904	239
CLASS XVI.Persons whose pursuits have not been specified, or who were unemployed	4,331	20	4,311	16	2,652	82	21
CLASS XVII.Persons maintained at Public Cost or by the Community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Stockades, and Watchhouses	86		86		64
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.	515		515		435
TOTALS	80,900	742	80,158	215	41,527	2,036	500

SUMMARY TABLE VII. SHOWING the OCCUPATION of FEMALES in COUNTIES and PASTORAL DISTRICTS.
INHABITANTS OF																	Totals in Classified Arrangement.	Remarks.
Evelyn.	Follett.	Grant (including Geelong.)	Grenville.	Hampdan.	Heytesbury.	Mornington.	Normanby.	Polwarth.	Ripon.	Talbot.	Villiers.	Gipps' Land.	The Loddon.	The Murray.	Rodney (unproclaimed county.)	The Wimmera.	Totals in Classified Arrangement.	Remarks.
		3					1				1						17	In Government employment.
	1	10								6	2		3				67	Ministering to Health.

4	1	72	2	3	2	1	13	5		9	14	4	5	6	1	1	432	Ministering to Education.
																	6	Artists, &c.

1		34	11							9		1	20	4			146	Traders.
																	136	Assisting in the Exchange of Commodities.
		25	1							8	1		5	4				Assisting in the Exchange of Commodities.

		25	7				3			9	3		16	6		1	2,806	Ministering to Education and Clothing.
7		431	53	1	1	6	47	6		124	64	8	154	38	11	2		Ministering to Education and Clothing.
35	19	1,432	85	37	12	50	240	35	43	110	324	54	115	94	13	78	8,320	Domestic Servants.

				2										1	1	2	9	Pastoral Pursuits.
		6	1								3						86	Cultivating Land.
																		Cultivating Land.
		19		2		1	5	4	1	1	9		1					Cultivating Land.

			2							4			3				22	Dealing in Food.
		78	10	1			8	1		29	9	3	31	20	2	3	526	Unclassified Pursuits.

2		49	5		1		2	6		2	12	3		1		1	290	Independent Means.

179	60	5,206	1,183	119	55	163	618	162	138	2,174	907	255	3,152	613	152	276	63,105	Domestic Duties.
242	79	5,184	866	157	58	234	800	191	156	1,615	1,242	336	2,128	656	122	320		Domestic Duties.
44	7	728	56	20	2	20	140	20	31	120	63	47	107	85	11	39	4,331	Unspecified.

		19											3				601	Public Burden.
		10					70
514	167	13,331	2,282	342	131	475	1,947	430	369	4,220	2,654	711	5,743	1,528	313	723

SUMMARY TABLE VIII., SHOWING the OCCUPATION of MALES in ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.
OCCUPATIONS.	Total of Electoral Districts.	INHABITANTS OF
OCCUPATIONS.	Total of Electoral Districts.	Melbourne.	St. Kilda.	Collingwood.	South Melbourne.	Richmond.	Williamstown.	Brighton.	Geelong.	Portland.	Belfast.
CLASS I.—Persons engaged in the General or Local Government and Defence of the Country :—
Officers in the Civil and Military Service, Judges, Magistrates, Soldiers, Police, Messengers, and Workmen	3,521	749	78	156	56	173	156	11	234	48	26
CLASS II.—Persons in the Learned Professions (with their immediate subordinates) not in Government employment :—
Sub-Class 1. Clergymen and Ministers	162	26	6	21	2	6	4	5	23	5	3
Sub-Class 2. Church Officers—Lay Readers, Sextons, and persons employed about Churches	29	10	2	3		2			5	1	1
Sub-Class 3. Physicians and Surgeons	502	99	36	38	18	11	4	6	37	5	3
Sub-Class 4. Apothecaries, Dispensing Chemists, Assistants in Surgeries, Hospitals, &c.	260	77	19	38	7	14	1	1	25	3	1
Sub-Class 5. Lawyers—Barristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, Conveyancers and Proctors	217	36	26	43	10	17	1	6	28	2	3
Sub-Class 6. Law Clerks and persons employed in Lawyers' Offices	155	43	6	44	5	14		2	26	2	1
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature, Fine Arts and Sciences :—
Sub-Class 1. Teachers in Schools, Governesses, Professors of Music, Drawing, &c.	291	44	12	23	6	13	3	5	29	4	3
Sub-Class 2. Architects, Civil Engineers, Editors, Reporters, Painters (Artists), Photographers, &c.	538	161	32	73	21	30	9	9	57	2	2
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep, or lend Goods or Money :—
Sub-Class 1. Merchants and Wholesale Dealers	1,946	814	182	312	97	119	20	21	167	11	3
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlers, &c.	4,317	1,242	142	381	153	106	29	25	384	14	10
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Accountants, Bookkeepers Gold Buyers, Auctioneers, Agents, &c.	1,091	341	81	175	54	103	11	6	124	10	12
Sub-Class 4. Commercial Clerks, Salespeople and Assistants in Shops and Stores, Messengers, and Porters	3,898	1,611	126	527	171	161	29	7	443	26	33
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in Entertaining, Clothing, and performing Personal Offices for Man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Livery Stable Keepers and Barmen, Grooms, &c. in Hotels	2,584	846	42	103	86	38	35	20	267	14	21
Sub-Class 2. Tailors, Dressmakers, Needlewomen, Shoemakers, Hatters, &c.	2,018	513	53	217	61	78	17	21	241	31	19
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants (General), Coachmen, Grooms, Gardeners, &c.	2,077	296	128	101	23	67	17	38	167	17	14
CLASS VI.—Manufacturing—Persons engaged in Art and Mechanical Productions, and in working and dealing in Minerals, Vegetable, and Animal Matters :—
Sub-Class 1. Employers in Manufactures and Arts, Contractors, &c.	1,245	338	73	215	54	81	20	13	183	7	7
Sub-Class 2. Workers in Stone and Clay—Masons, Bricklayers, Slaters, Plasterers, Quarrymen, &c.	3,198	761	208	503	68	175	36	57	402	26	10
Sub-Class 3. Workers in Iron—Blacksmiths, Whitesmiths, Founders, Horseshoers, &c.	1,345	291	28	121	24	32	12	9	108	13	8
Sub-Class 4. Workers in Wood—Carpenters, Cabinetmakers, Coachmakers, Wheelwrights, &c.	5,699	1,284	302	699	362	291	141	53	693	48	35
Sub-Class 5. Other Artizans and Mechanics ; Printers, Compositors, Book-binders, Tanners, Fellmongers, &c.	5,645	1,610	193	555	231	230	56	50	541	50	25
Sub-Class 6. Hammermen, Hodmen, Apprentices and Assistants to Mechanics, &c.	760	221	21	124	16	55	5	4	72	10	9
CLASS VII.—Mining—Persons engaged in digging for and washing out Gold	31,754	799	44	201	78	46	13	7	359	2	1
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons working Land and engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animals, and other products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers and Graziers	870	50	11	9	1	3	1	3	29	2	3
Sub-Class 2. Shepherds, Stockmen, Hutkeepers, and Station Servants	5,926	45	3	14	5	3	1	4	26	3	4
Sub-Class 3. Landed Proprietors (cultivating), Yeomen and Farmers	2,819	67	22	27	8	6	4	145	162	20	12
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (Proprietors and Occupants)	362	9	35	7		8	1	42	39		1
Sub-Class 5. Farmers' Brothers, Sons, Nephews, &c., Farm Laborers, Gardeners working for hire (i.e. not Domestic Servants), Dairymaids, &c.	4,256	99	92	37	17	75	3	148	148	29	3
CLASS IX.—Carrying—Persons engaged in the Conveyance of Men and Goods and Water :—
Draymen, Bullock-drivers, Cab-owners and Cabmen, Bargemen, Watercarriers, &c.	4,899	762	187	560	263	251	121	36	517	40	10
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Butchers, Bakers, Fishmongers, Confectioners, Greengrocers, Brewers, Cordial Makers, &c.	3,125	675	87	241	118	110	49	44	255	19	15
CLASS XI.—Laborers—Branch of Labor undefined	8,509	1,660	328	677	298	248	93	80	1,151	112	72
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations, not embraced in other classes	1,270	336	40	89	46	30	9	9	117	9	8
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Land Owners, Independent means, Gentlemen, &c.	1,617	366	95	216	52	80	23	33	188	14	7
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation :—
Boys under fifteen years of age (whether attending school or not)	29,392	3,880	1,291	2,879	744	1,219	339	502	3,235	439	254
CLASS XV.—Sailors	2,115	611	18	93	260	44	155	1	139	10	16
CLASS XVI.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified or who were unemployed	2,569	408	73	170	44	115	20	56	304	11	3
CLASS XVII.—Persons maintained at Public Cost or by the Community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Hulks, Stockades and Watchhouses	1,165	472				51	162		91	24
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.	748	384	237						49	6
TOTALS	142,894	22,036	4,359	9,692	3,459	4,105	1,600	1,479	11,065	1,089	658

SUMMARY TABLE VIII. SHOWING the OCCUPATION of MALES in ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.
INHABITANTS OF
Warrnambool.	Colac.	Kilmore.	The Kyneton Boroughs.	The Murray Boroughs.	Alberton.	The Castlemaine Boroughs.	The Sandhurst Boroughs.	North Grant.	North Grenville.	The Ovens.	Rodney.	The Loddon.	Talbot.	East Bourke.	West Bourke.	South Bourke.	South Grant.	Evelyn and Mornington.	Anglesey.	Dundas and Follett.	Normanby.	Villiers and Heytesbury.	Polwarth, Ripon, Hampden, and South Grenville.	Murray.	Gipps Land.	The Wimmera.

8	6	56	57	56	52	36	140	36	146	179	167	307	142	101	80	31	67	28	2	14	10	8	26	27	18	34

2	1	2	3	1	3	2	4	3	3	1	2	1	1	11	4	1	4				2	2	2	1	1	4
		2								1				1			1
3		5	4	5	2	10	26	18	19	5	13	50	21	14	11	5	7	4	1	3	2		4	5	2	6
			3	1	1	3	12	7	4	3	3	11	7	8	5	2	1				1		2
		3	1	2		3	5		6	3	3	6	1	5	2	4	1
		1				1	1			1		1	1	4		2
3	3	8	1	2	3	3	3	2	6	1	3	5	7	24	14	9	16	6	1	3	2	9	1	4	6	4
		1	5	4	1	9	20	6	8	3	2	17	14	18	11	6	4	2	1			3	2	1	2	2
7		6	4	2	3	26	27	13	16	2	2	10	12	22	18	14						2	13			1
7	5	24	50	20	1	88	217	164	238	88	54	356	247	77	56	40	30	8	8	9	7	5	9	6	4	13
3		4	1	2		18	32	10	21	7	2	19	9	14	5	10	1	6		1	2	5		1		1
14	2	11	12	11	5	46	103	69	110	35	26	103	97	28	39	12	15	1	3	2	2	2	3	5	4	4

5	4	46	67	33	11	72	90	35	68	39	34	81	63	54	167	20	60	16	1	10	20	23	26	26	17	24
19	7	28	20	22	6	24	70	59	29	16	20	107	90	56	44	26	23	11	4	16	11	35	9	7	4	4
12	15	10	25	23	9	36	82	48	68	35	33	83	71	110	43	55	71	52	28	34	9	85	43	6	32	91

6		6	18	7	1	17	21	9	5	4	5	29	22	37	26	14	3	7	4		1	6	1	1	1	3
29	14	28	36	11	2	23	29	24	22	6	9	70	77	191	49	118	33	106	11	4	6	19	23	3	4	5
5	5	15	27	14	3	16	48	32	42	21	18	127	100	57	71	17	28	2	2	7	2	12	11	7	5	5
27	17	64	92	43	8	54	168	77	90	36	55	175	134	149	168	116	76	36	22	12	22	27	25	41	24	33
19	15	71	97	32	12	53	173	129	80	34	53	222	233	95	193	84	93	101	34	26	18	80	43	46	24	44
2		14	24	3	3	2	6	23	13		1	4	4	67	25	5	5	2	14	1	1	4
1	6	19	64	42		672	3,220	2,684	3,632	1,785	790	10,401	6,397	71	115	36	68	9	7	3		12	4	148	10	8

1	5	12	11	4	18		3	8	13	13	26	46	17	15	28	10	34	54	35	48	37	52	63	66	51	88
1	14	79	62	19	19	1	6	50	198	36	218	359	298	50	287	9	277	106	194	439	265	199	793	593	220	1,026
7	44	106	78	11	35	4	10	11	17	2	4	37	27	467	315	219	455	153	10	5	44	259	16	5	4	1
2	3	3	8				8		1		2	13	2	58	11	71	24	11				2	1
2	27	107	69	21	31	9	14	27	43	5	17	70	65	672	685	377	671	159	7	7	25	400	28	4	11	52

14	18	66	106	53	6	43	68	98	65	46	49	183	99	250	215	223	154	57	27	28	25	56	86	18	23	76

16	4	28	39	15	8	53	185	104	112	56	45	272	254	77	71	69	34	36	3	4	4	12	2	6	1	2
69	30	97	181	79	24	51	160	132	133	34	66	300	214	596	424	287	228	57	153	37	40	186	52	23	86	51
3		8	13	7	5	17	65	22	28	12	18	82	27	14	35	61	14	31	8	3	5	13	8	8	4	66

6	3	13	14	9		14	39	10	23	4	6	41	29	95	36	72	43	17	5	7	10	17	5	12	6	7

193	153	380	302	183	157	272	580	676	834	269	262	1,435	1,368	1,493	955	882	1,132	467	145	304	290	806	380	247	183	262
12		6	18	4	31	26	66	44	29	19	17	208	117	14	65	43	28	10	2			4	2	2	1
5	18	38	42	15	5	39	62	70	64	19	14	183	83	144	120	51	78	43	5	32	22	56	41	43	28	45

					4		18				1	72		270
							11	5		24
503	419	1,367	1,554	756	469	1,743	5,792	4,705	6,186	2,844	2,040	15,486	10,382	5,429	4,393	3,001	3,779	1,598	737	1,059	885	2,401	1,724	1,362	776	1,962

DETAILED TABLES.

COUNTIES AND PASTORAL DISTRICTS ARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER.

OCCUPATIONS of MALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
OCCUPATIONS.	ANGLESEY.
OCCUPATIONS.	Seymour.	County (exclusive of Seymour).
CLASS I.—Persons engaged in the General or Local Government and Defence of the Country :—
Officers in the Civil and Military Service, Judges, Magistrates, Soldiers, Police, Messengers, and Workmen	11
CLASS II.—Persons in the Learned Professions (with their immediate subordinates) not in Government employment :—
Sub-Class 1. Clergymen and Ministers
Sub-Class 2. Church Officers—Lay Readers, Sextons, and persons employed about Churches
Sub-Class 3. Physicians and Surgeons		1
Sub-Class 4. Apothecaries, Dispensing Chemists, Assistants in Surgeries, Hospitals, &c.
Sub-Class 5. Lawyers—Barristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, Conveyancers and Proctors
Sub-Class 6. Law Clerks and persons employed in Lawyers' Offices
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature, Fine Arts and Sciences :—
Sub-Class 1. Teachers in Schools, Governesses, Professors of Music, Drawing, &c.		1
Sub-Class 2. Architects, Civil Engineers, Editors, Reporters, Painters (Artists), Photographers, &c.
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep, or lend Goods or Money :—
Sub-Class 1. Merchants and Wholesale Dealers
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlers, &c.	2	5
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Accountants, Bookkeepers Gold Buyers, Auctioneers, Agents, &c.
Sub-Class 4. Commercial Clerks, Salespeople and Assistants in Shops and Stores, Messengers, and Porters	1	1
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in Entertaining, Clothing, and performing Personal Offices for Man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Livery Stable Keepers and Barmen, Grooms, &c. in Hotels	4
Sub-Class 2. Tailors, Dressmakers, Needlewomen, Shoemakers, Hatters, &c.	5	4
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants (General), Coachmen, Grooms, Gardeners, &c.	4	14
CLASS VI.—Manufacturing—Persons engaged in Art and Mechanical Productions, and in working and dealing in Minerals, Vegetable, and Animal Matters :—
Sub-Class 1. Employers in Manufactures and Arts, Contractors, &c.	3
Sub-Class 2. Workers in Stone and Clay—Masons, Bricklayers, Slaters, Plasterers, Quarrymen, &c.	1	2
Sub-Class 3. Workers in Iron—Blacksmiths, Whitesmiths, Founders, Horseshoers, &c.	1
Sub-Class 4. Workers in Wood—Carpenters, Cabinetmakers, Coachmakers, Wheelwrights, &c.	2	4
Sub-Class 5. Other Artizans and Mechanics ; Printers, Compositors, Book-binders, Tanners, Fellmongers, &c.	2	6
Sub-Class 6. Hammermen, Hodmen, Apprentices and Assistants to Mechanics, &c.	1
CLASS VII.—Mining—Persons engaged in digging for and washing out Gold	5	1
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons working Land and engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animals, and other products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers and Graziers		28
Sub-Class 2. Shepherds, Stockmen, Hutkeepers, and Station Servants	4	107
Sub-Class 3. Landed Proprietors (cultivating), Yeomen and Farmers	1	1
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (Proprietors and Occupants)
Sub-Class 5. Farmers' Brothers, Sons, Nephews, &c., Farm Laborers, Gardeners working for hire (i.e. not Domestic Servants), Dairymaids, &c.	2	3
CLASS IX.—Carrying—Persons engaged in the Conveyance of Men and Goods :—
Draymen, Bullock-drivers, Cab-owners and Cabmen, Bargemen, Watercarriers, &c.	7	3
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Butchers, Bakers, Fishmongers, Confectioners, Greengrocers, Brewers, Cordial Makers, &c.	1	2
CLASS XI.—Laborers—Branch of Labor undefined	13	9
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations, not embraced in other classes		3
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Land Owners, Independent, Gentlemen, &c.	3	4
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation :—
Boys under fifteen years of age (whether attending school or not)	18	78
CLASS XV.—Sailors	1
CLASS XVI.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified or who were unemployed	1	8
CLASS XVII.—Persons maintained at Public Cost, or by the Community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Hulks, Stockades and Watchhouses
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.
TOTALS	93	285

OCCUPATIONS of MALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
BOURKE (METROPOLITAN).										BOURKE (EXTRA METROPOLITAN).
Bourke Ward.	Gipps Ward.	Hetham Ward.	La Trobe Ward (north of the river).	Lonadale Ward (north of the river).	Macarthur Ward (Sandridge).	Smith Ward.	Emerald Hill.	St. Kilda and South Yarra (within the City boundary).	Fitz Roy Ward (Collingwood).	Collingwood East (Municipality).	Richmond (Municipality).	Prahran (Municipality).	Bacchus Marah District (including Morrimu, &c.)	Boroondara, (including Hawthorn).

341	183	28	218	49	36	13	20	37	106	50	90	41	8	26

4	8	2	8	5		1	2	3	17	4	4	3	2
3	2		2	1		2				3	2	2
21	31	8	25	8	3	6	15	11	21	17	11	25	4	4
15	26	5	18	8	2	5	5	4	22	16	14	15		2
9	12	1	8	3	3	3	7	18	31	12	17	8		3
3	11	6	9	5		10	5	2	25	19	13	4		2

10	9	4	14	7	2	4	4	3	14	9	9	9	1	5
23	47	22	46	17	5	11	16	14	49	24	25	18	1	2

138	213	65	275	89	47	57	50	93	226	86	96	89	1	13
255	384	83	283	176	71	68	82	19	190	191	99	123	4	29
65	80	33	104	54	8	24	46	37	120	55	84	44	1	10
271	355	115	489	298	52	97	119	40	302	225	147	86	3	11

180	213	27	212	191	62	26	24	15	64	39	35	27	15	11
111	174	32	114	51	18	31	43	13	105	112	78	40	6	13
64	79	21	85	45	12	13	11	60	62	39	56	68	3	33

46	114	41	60	25	16	54	38	13	143	72	79	60	3	12
137	313	73	82	52	12	110	56	35	246	257	169	173	6	112
78	70	38	30	40	13	35	11	7	57	64	32	21	6	13
256	357	200	196	86	144	193	218	49	317	382	287	253	12	82
355	479	130	278	201	74	170	157	24	284	271	227	169	32	61
18	137	9	25	16	2	17	14	3	53	71	54	18		3

195	309	52	112	78	31	54	47	8	89	112	45	36	4	30

11	10	5	20	4			1	5	7	2	3	6	2	5
16	10	6	7	3	1	4	4	1	8	6	2	2	33	4
17	15	4	11	15	6	5	2	4	18	9	6	18	33	117
9								1	2	5	8	34		50
19	28	10	19	9	5	14	12	13	13	24	75	79	66	228

178	254	117	101	61	165	70	98	47	304	256	232	140	18	128

152	199	42	125	107	67	54	51	14	106	135	106	73	8	31
398	488	139	241	251	99	152	199	103	264	413	239	225	22	171
87	103	19	66	43	23	21	23	10	49	40	27	30	4	28

81	102	42	96	37	16	22	36	42	130	86	66	53	3	28

964	1,081	558	646	307	221	400	523	300	1,371	1,508	1,143	991	114	522
200	107	26	63	188	143	28	117	5	56	37	43	13	2	16
59	85	38	137	98	33	11	11	32	110	60	95	41	7	41

1	390		23	58							51
	138	83		163				237
4,790	6,616	2,084	4,248	2,849	1,392	1,785	2,067	1,322	4,981	4,711	3,769	3,037	424	1,846

OCCUPATIONS of MALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
OCCUPATIONS.	BOURKE (EXTRA METROPOLITAN)—continued.
OCCUPATIONS.	Bulla Bulla and Bolinda Parishes, &c.	Bulleen Parish.	Cut-paw-paw Parish (including Williamstown).
CLASS I.—Persons engaged in the General or Local Government and Defence of the Country :—
Officers in the Civil and Military Service, Judges, Magistrates, Soldiers, Police, Messengers, and Workmen	9	1	156
CLASS II.—Persons in the Learned Professions (with their immediate subordinates) not in Government employment :—
Sub-Class 1. Clergymen and Ministers		1	4
Sub-Class 2. Church Officers—Lay Readers, Sextons, and persons employed about Churches
Sub-Class 3. Physicians and Surgeons	2		4
Sub-Class 4. Apothecaries, Dispensing Chemists, Assistants in Surgeries, Hospitals, &c.			1
Sub-Class 5. Lawyers—Barristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, Conveyancers and Proctors			1
Sub-Class 6. Law Clerks and persons employed in Lawyers' Offices
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature, Fine Arts and Sciences :—
Sub-Class 1. Teachers in Schools, Governesses, Professors of Music, Drawing, &c.	5	2	4
Sub-Class 2. Architects, Civil Engineers, Editors, Reporters, Painters (Artists), Photographers, &c.	1		9
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep, or lend Goods or Money :—
Sub-Class 1. Merchants and Wholesale Dealers		1	20
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlers, &c.	3		30
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Accountants, Bookkeepers Gold Buyers, Auctioneers, Agents, &c.			13
Sub-Class 4. Commercial Clerks, Salespeople and Assistants in Shops and Stores, Messengers, and Porters	1	1	29
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in Entertaining, Clothing, and performing Personal Offices for Man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Livery Stable Keepers and Barmen, Grooms, &c. in Hotels	8		43
Sub-Class 2. Tailors, Dressmakers, Needlewomen, Shoemakers, Hatters, &c.	1	4	21
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants (General), Coachmen, Grooms, Gardeners, &c.	4	3	19
CLASS VI.—Manufacturing—Persons engaged in Art and Mechanical Productions, and in working and dealing in Minerals, Vegetable, and Animal Matters :—
Sub-Class 1. Employers in Manufactures and Arts, Contractors, &c.			21
Sub-Class 2. Workers in Stone and Clay—Masons, Bricklayers, Slaters, Plasterers, Quarrymen, &c.	1	6	39
Sub-Class 3. Workers in Iron—Blacksmiths, Whitesmiths, Founders, Horseshoers, &c.	2	2	14
Sub-Class 4. Workers in Wood—Carpenters, Cabinetmakers, Coachmakers, Wheelwrights, &c.	4	6	180
Sub-Class 5. Other Artizans and Mechanics ; Printers, Compositors, Book-binders, Tanners, Fellmongers, &c.	12	6	66
Sub-Class 6. Hammermen, Hodmen, Apprentices and Assistants to Mechanics, &c.	1		10
CLASS VII.—Mining—Persons engaged in digging for and washing out Gold	2	5	16
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons working Land and engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animals, and other products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers and Graziers	6	1	4
Sub-Class 2. Shepherds, Stockmen, Hutkeepers, and Station Servants	49	1	6
Sub-Class 3. Landed Proprietors (cultivating), Yeomen and Farmers	49	40	36
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (Proprietors and Occupants)		3	4
Sub-Class 5. Farmers' Brothers, Sons, Nephews, &c., Farm Laborers, Gardeners working for hire (i.e. not Domestic Servants), Dairymaids, &c.	132	83	54
CLASS IX.—Carrying—Persons engaged in the Conveyance of Men and Goods :—
Draymen, Bullock-drivers, Cab-owners and Cabmen, Bargemen, Watercarriers, &c.	31	21	133
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Butchers, Bakers, Fishmongers, Confectioners, Greengrocers, Brewers, Cordial Makers, &c.	3	1	57
CLASS XI.—Laborers—Branch of Labor undefined	6	9	107
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations, not embraced in other classes	3	15	12
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Land Owners, Independent means, Gentlemen, &c.	5	5	26
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation :—
Boys under fifteen years of age (whether attending school or not)	122	143	424
CLASS XV.—Sailors	1		176
CLASS XVI.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified or who were unemployed	20	5	26
CLASS XVII.—Persons maintained at Public Cost or by the Community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Hulks, Stockades and Watchhouses			162
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.
TOTALS	483	365	1,927

OCCUPATIONS of MALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
BOURKE (EXTRA METROPOLITAN)—continued.
Deutgam, Truganina Parishes, &c.	Gisborne District, including Kerrie and Buttiejorrk.	Doutta Galla Parish.	Jika Jika Parish.	Kalkalle, Merriang, and Torrourrong Parishes.	Keelbundora Parish.	Kororoit Parish, &c.	Maribyrnong Parish.	Moorabbin Parish, including Brighton.	Mulgrave, Dandenong Parishes, &c.	Tullamarine Parish.	Will-will-rookParish.	Wollert Parish.	Yuroke and Mickleham Parishes.	YanYean and Morang Parishes.

	31	5	73	11	9	18	8	11	4	1	2	1		5

	1	1	4		2			5			4			1
			1
	2	3	3	1	6			6	1		3			1
	3	1	4		2		1	1			1			1
	2		3		1			6	1					1
			3		1			2


1		4	11	3	5	1	1	6	1		1	2		2
2	3	3	2	2	5			11	2	1	3	1	1	4

	4	11	12	2	6		2	21			2
	18	19	38	6	10	2	8	30	6	1	11			8
	1	1	8		5			6						1
	12	20	17		4	1	2	7			4	3	1	3

4	47	47	15	18	11	8	27	22	7	3	5	3		2
2	11	13	27	6	10	2	3	26	4	2	6	4	1	2
	9	20	39	12	27		4	47	10	1	14	7	5	6

	8	12	20	5	5		2	14	1		4			3
1	15	17	138	3	31	2	4	57			8	4		7
	15	31	19	4	18	2	8	9	2	5	8	3	2	3
4	33	51	69	16	28	9	10	66	15	6	14	11	4	7
2	58	55	35	5	25	10	10	59	8	4	13	2	2	13
	1	14	59				4	4	2		2	1	1	4
	44	19	31	5	21	16	25	7	1	2	5	2		7

9	4	1	4	6	4	2	1	4	3		1
56	54	5	8	17	4	62	22	5	3	1	1	9	5	6
11	5	101	106	48	100	11	24	175	32	49	69	38	52	54
1		7	31		24			55	5		3
32	15	222	165	36	159	23	58	173	41	86	141	53	75	43

2	46	49	86	44	36	13	29	53	57	15	29	20	13	22

2	15	30	51	4	12	1	4	50	31		4			6
4	174	115	132	61	100	11	67	114	73	11	102	32	13	156
	7	16	6	1	3	1	1	14	13		1	1		2

	7	15	40	4	25		2	66	6	1	11	5	4	6

27	101	312	630	113	261	23	80	638	81	91	200	107	73	109
1	24	7	4	2	4	5	4	7	21					4
4	6	58	51	16	22		13	61		6	30	4	6	15

			270

165	776	1,285	2,215	451	986	223	424	1,838	431	286	702	313	258	504

OCCUPATIONS of MALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
OCCUPATIONS.	DALHOUSIE.
OCCUPATIONS.	Bylands Parish, and neighborhood of Kilmore.	Carlarebe and Woodend Parishes.	Edgecombe and adjacent Districts.
CLASS I.—Persons engaged in the General or Local Government and Defence of the Country :—
Officers in the Civil and Military Service, Judges, Magistrates, Soldiers, Police, Messengers, and Workmen	3	18	5
CLASS II.—Persons in the Learned Professions (with their immediate subordinates) not in Government employment :—
Sub-Class 1. Clergymen and Ministers
Sub-Class 2. Church Officers—Lay Readers, Sextons, and persons employed about Churches
Sub-Class 3. Physicians and Surgeons	2	1
Sub-Class 4. Apothecaries, Dispensing Chemists, Assistants in Surgeries, Hospitals, &c.
Sub-Class 5. Lawyers—Barristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, Conveyancers and Proctors	1
Sub-Class 6. Law Clerks and persons employed in Lawyers' Offices	1
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature, Fine Arts and Sciences :—
Sub-Class 1. Teachers in Schools, Governesses, Professors of Music, Drawing, &c.	2
Sub-Class 2. Architects, Civil Engineers, Editors, Reporters, Painters (Artists), Photographers, &c.		1	4
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep, or lend Goods or Money :—
Sub-Class 1. Merchants and Wholesale Dealers
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlers, &c.	2	25	7
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Accountants, Bookkeepers Gold Buyers, Auctioneers, Agents, &c.			1
Sub-Class 4. Commercial Clerks, Salespeople and Assistants in Shops and Stores, Messengers, and Porters	2	3	3
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in Entertaining, Clothing, and performing Personal Offices for Man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Livery Stable Keepers and Barmen, Grooms, &c. in Hotels	11	23	16
Sub-Class 2. Tailors, Dressmakers, Needlewomen, Shoemakers, Hatters, &c.	9	4	1
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants (General), Coachmen, Grooms, Gardeners, &c.	5	4	17
CLASS VI.—Manufacturing—Persons engaged in Art and Mechanical Productions, and in working and dealing in Minerals, Vegetable, and Animal Matters :—
Sub-Class 1. Employers in Manufactures and Arts, Contractors, &c.	3	7	9
Sub-Class 2. Workers in Stone and Clay—Masons, Bricklayers, Slaters, Plasterers, Quarrymen, &c.	14	5	6
Sub-Class 3. Workers in Iron—Blacksmiths, Whitesmiths, Founders, Horseshoers, &c.		9	7
Sub-Class 4. Workers in Wood—Carpenters, Cabinetmakers, Coachmakers, Wheelwrights, &c.	22	20	32
Sub-Class 5. Other Artizans and Mechanics ; Printers, Compositors, Book-binders, Tanners, Fellmongers, &c.	48	20	57
Sub-Class 6. Hammermen, Hodmen, Apprentices and Assistants to Mechanics, &c.	4	14	17
CLASS VII.—Mining—Persons engaged in digging for and washing out Gold	12	33	19
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons working Land and engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animals, and other products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers and Graziers	11	3	7
Sub-Class 2. Shepherds, Stockmen, Hutkeepers, and Station Servants	115	19	52
Sub-Class 3. Landed Proprietors (cultivating), Yeomen and Farmers	75	22	21
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (Proprietors and Occupants)	2	3	1
Sub-Class 5. Farmers' Brothers, Sons, Nephews, &c., Farm Laborers, Gardeners working for hire (i.e. not Domestic Servants), Dairymaids, &c.	73	17	5
CLASS IX.—Carrying—Persons engaged in the Conveyance of Men and Goods :—
Draymen, Bullock-drivers, Cab-owners and Cabmen, Bargemen, Watercarriers, &c.	41	18	52
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Butchers, Bakers, Fishmongers, Confectioners, Greengrocers, Brewers, Cordial Makers, &c.	2	8	7
CLASS XI.—Laborers—Branch of Labor undefined	31	52	214
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations, not embraced in other classes	4	3	6
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Land Owners, Independent means, Gentlemen, &c.	2	1	5
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation :—
Boys under fifteen years of age (whether attending school or not)	190	71	70
CLASS XV.—Sailors	3	10	7
CLASS XVI.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified or who were unemployed	15	13	13
CLASS XVII.—Persons maintained at Public Cost or by the Community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Hulks, Stockades and Watchhouses
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.
TOTALS	705	427	661

OCCUPATIONS of MALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
DALHOUSIE.			DUNDAS.		EVELYN.		County of Follett.	GIPPS' LAND.		GRANT—GEELONG.
Heathcote (Melvor Gold Fields).	Kilmore Township.	Kyneton and Lanriston Parishes.	Hamilton North.	County, exclusive of Hamilton.	County south of the Yarra.	County north of the Yarra.	County of Follett.	Alberton Police District.	Sale Police District.	Barwon Ward.	Bellarine Ward.	Kardinia Ward.	Villamanta Ward.

114	55	34	11	3				61	9	95	60	27	52

2	2	3						3	1	5	3	5	10
	2									2		1	2
7	3	3	1	2		1		2	2	12	10	6	9
2		3						1		6	9	4	6
2	2	1								5	12	9	2
										4	7	9	6

2	6	1	1	1		4	1	5	4	8	5	4	12
1	1	1						1	2	5	22	15	15

1	6	4						3		12	53	47	55
25	22	21	1	7		2	1	1	4	55	116	78	135
	4		1			1				24	25	33	42
14	9	8	2					7	2	48	121	98	176

12	36	28	2	3			5	12	16	21	118	37	91
9	19	15	4	10		8	2	6	4	53	72	65	51
16	9	14	4	21		18	9	11	30	35	35	42	55

2	4	5				2		2		35	26	46	76
1	18	30	2	2		5		2	4	38	41	151	172
6	15	13	3	3		2	1	4	4	27	17	22	42
23	46	54	2	9		17	1	15	17	129	98	203	263
11	44	27	3	19	30	4	4	23	13	102	107	137	195
1	10	7	1					3		9	18	26	19
303	9	16	3			8		1	9	30	124	67	138

1	5	4	3	32	5	8	13	27	42	1	18	5	5
22	28	14	22	336	5	16	81	37	202	5	5	11	5
1	37	38	3		11	95	2	36	3	79	21	34	28
2	1	4				11				6		24	9
6	37	48		5	20	78	2	33	9	47	2	49	50

13	32	53	3	20	11	14	5	8	21	124	56	121	216

17	26	25	2	2		3		8	1	39	58	53	105
31	77	48	13	13	3	38	11	55	55	283	155	332	381
3	5	8		1	1	1	2	5	4	15	39	36	27

1	11	9	2	4	2	12	1		6	44	26	61	57

137	239	179	50	192	39	201	62	182	158	715	340	1,036	1,144
5	3	3						32		15	67	16	41
3	23	18		21	5	20	11	7	26	38	52	79	135

								4		91
										48			1
796	846	739	139	706	132	569	214	597	648	2,310	1,938	2,989	3,828

OCCUPATIONS of MALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
OCCUPATIONS.	GRANY—(EXTRA MUNICIPAL).
OCCUPATIONS.	Ballaarat Gold Fields (part of).	Ballan—Sub-District.	Barrabool Parish.
CLASS I.—Persons engaged in the general or local Government and Defence of the Country :—
Officers in the Civil and Military Service, Judges, Magistrates, Soldiers, Police, Messengers, and Workmen	24	1	1
CLASS II.—Persons in the Learned Professions (with their immediate subordinates), not in Government employment :—
Sub-Class 1. Clergymen and Ministers	2	1
Sub-Class 2. Church Officers—Lay Readers, Sextons, and persons employed about Churches
Sub-Class 3. Physicians and Surgeons	15	2	1
Sub-Class 4. Apothecaries, Dispensing Chemists, Assistants in Hospitals, Shops, &c.	7
Sub-Class 5. Lawyers, Barristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, Conveyancers and Proctors
Sub-Class 6. Law Clerks and persons employed in Lawyers' Offices
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature, Fine Arts, and Sciences :—
Sub-Class 1. Teachers in Schools, Professors of Music, Drawing, &c.	1	1	2
Sub-Class 2. Architects, Civil Engineers, Editors, Reporters, Painters (Artists), Photographers	3
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep, or lend Money or Goods :—
Sub-Class 1. Merchants and Wholesale Dealers	5
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlers, &c.	154	3
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Accountants, Bookkeepers, Gold Buyers, Auctioneers, Agents, &c.	9
Sub-Class 4. Commercial Clerks, Salespeople and Assistants, Messengers and Porters in Shops and Stores	65
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in entertaining, clothing, and performing personal offices for man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans Livery Stable Keepers and Barmen, Grooms, &c., in Hotels	13	4	2
Sub-Class 2. Tailors, Shoemakers, Hatters, &c.	46	2	3
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants (general) Coachmen, Grooms, Gardeners, &c.	30	11	7
CLASS VI.—Manufacturing—Persons engaged in Art and Mechanical Productions, and in working and dealing in Mineral, Vegetable, and Animal Matters :—
Sub-Class 1. Employers in Manufacture and Arts, Contractors, &c.	1
Sub-Class 2. Workers in Stone and Clay—Masons, Bricklayers, Slaters, Plasterers, Quarrymen, &c.	15	1	4
Sub-Class 3. Workers in Iron—Blacksmiths, Whitesmiths, Founders, Horseshoers, &c.	25	3	6
Sub-Class 4. Workers in Wood—Carpenters, Cabinetmakers, Coachmakers, Wheelwrights, &c.	41	13	5
Sub-Class 5. Other Artizans and Mechanics—Printers and Compositors, Bookbinders, Tanners, Fellmongers, &c.	73	15	2
Sub-Class 6. Hammermen, Hodmen, Apprentices, and Assistants to Mechanics, &c.	21	1	1
CLASS VII.—Mining—Persons engaged in digging for and washing out Gold	2,653	5	8
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons working land and engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animals, and other Products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers and Graziers	1	10
Sub-Class 2. Shepherds, Stockmen, Hutkeepers, and Station Servants	6	81
Sub-Class 3. Landed Proprietors (cultivating) Yeomen and Farmers	6	9	74
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (proprietors and occupiers)			14
Sub-Class 5. Farmer's, Brothers, Sons, Nephews, &c., and Farm Laborers, Gardeners (working for hire, not Domestic Servants)	7	23	182
CLASS IX.—Carrying—Persons engaged in the conveyance of Men, Goods, and Water :—
Draymen, Bullockdrivers, Cab Owners and Cabmen, Bargemen, Water Carriers, &c.	72	29	12
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Butchers, Bakers, Fishmongers, Confectioners, Greengrocers, Brewers, Cordial Makers, &c.	98	3	1
CLASS XI.—Laborers—Branch of Labor undefined	54	8	11
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations not embraced in the other Classes	14	2
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank, not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Land Owners, Independent, Gentlemen, &c.	8	8	3
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties and of no specified occupation :—
Boys under 15 years of age (whether attending school or not)	518	64	157
CLASS XV.—Sailors	43	3	1
CLASS XVI.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified, or who were unemployed	54	8	10
CLASS XVII.—Persons maintained at public cost or by the community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Hulks, Stockades, and Watchhouses
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.	5
TOTALS	4,089	311	507

OCCUPATIONS of MALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
GRANT—(EXTRA MUNICIPAL).					GRENVILLE.					Hampden County.	Heytesbury County.	LODDON DISTRICT.
Bellarine Parish.	Buninyong Township.	Moolap Parish (outside Geelong).	Moorpanyal Parish (outside Geelong).	Remainder of the County.	Ballaarat Township.	Ballaarat and Wondy Yaloak Diggings.	Grenville—North.	Grenville—South.	Mindle Parish.	Hampden County.	Heytesbury County.	Avoca Diggings.	Campbell's Creek (part of Mount Alexander Diggings).	Kerang and Kingower Diggings.

	12	1	4	60	118	28				17	1	19	163	5

1	1	1		1	1	2				1
				1
1	3			3	4	15		1				7	4	1
		1				4				2			4
				1	5	1						2
											1

1	1	2		10		4	2			1
1	3		1	2	5	3								1

	8				11	5		1		1	1	1	2
4	10		3	20	43	190	3		2	4		27	43	35
	1		1		18	3							1
	4	1		14	41	67			2	1			26	14

2	22	1	8	43	26	37	1	3	4	15		1	12	4
4	13	1	1	12	6	19	1		3	3	2	9	24	4
4	18	4	4	41	25	29	13	11	1	3	5	2	19

	8	2		1	2	3						1	5
2	9	2	4	20	7	12		2	3	7	1	7	6	8
7	7		3	9	8	33		1	1	7	1	16	13	12
5	36	5	5	43	36	38	6	4	10	6	3	16	16	8
4	56	6	9	57	18	56	4	1	2	6	34	18	30	13
	2			3	7	3	1		2
	31	2	9	44	352	3,280				1	1	1,638	525	661

	7	1	2	21	1	2	9	2	1	31	14	1	7
8	44	2	6	180	3	49	140	36	6	262	24	4	7
91	5	60	29	192	8	3	6	3		4	14	2	9	2
3		1	2	4			1	1
128	20	63	36	239	3	21	18	8	1	6	17	2	4	2

1	26	8	30	74	34	24	7	1		18	2	17	24	9

8	6	2	4	16	29	80	2		1	2		32	26	10
60	78	35	18	96	41	58	23	17	11	5	17	17	29	20
1	8	1		10	6	21		1	1	4		7	15	3

6	2	2	6	18	6	17				2	1	2	16

156	158	111	86	558	117	636	70	39	11	135	73	222	185	57
	1	1		23	12	17					2	13	21	26
14	16	7	10	29	10	49	5	2		13	6		18	29

													70

512	616	323	281	1,845	1,003	4,809	312	135	62	557	220	2,083	1,324	924

OCCUPATIONS of MALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
OCCUPATIONS.	THE LODDON—continued.
OCCUPATIONS.	Muckleford and Lockwood Boroughs.	Pastoral Districts.	Sandhurst Borough.
CLASS I.—Persons engaged in the General or Local Government and Defence of the Country :—
Officers in the Civil and Military Service, Judges, Magistrates, Soldiers, Police, Messengers, and Workmen	2	9	140
CLASS II.—Persons in the Learned Professions (with their immediate subordinates) not in Government employment :—
Sub-Class 1. Clergymen and Ministers			4
Sub-Class 2. Church Officers—Lay Readers, Sextons, and persons employed about Churches
Sub-Class 3. Physicians and Surgeons	1		26
Sub-Class 4. Apothecaries, Dispensing Chemists, Assistants in Hospitals, Shops, &c.			12
Sub-Class 5. Lawyers, Barristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, Conveyancers and Proctors		1	5
Sub-Class 6. Law Clerks and persons employed in Lawyers' Offices			1
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature, Fine Arts, and Sciences :—
Sub-Class 1. Teachers in Schools, Professors of Music, Drawing, &c.		1	3
Sub-Class 2. Architects, Civil Engineers, Editors, Reporters, Painters (Artists), Photographers		1	20
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep, or lend Money or Goods :—
Sub-Class 1. Merchants and Wholesale Dealers	1		26
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlers, &c.	2	3	215
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Accountants, Bookkeepers, Gold Buyers, Auctioneers, Agents, &c.		2	32
Sub-Class 4. Commercial Clerks, Salespeople and Assistants, Messengers and Porters in Shops and Stores	1		103
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in entertaining, clothing, and performing personal offices for man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Livery Stable Keepers and Barmen, Grooms, &c., in Hotels	1	8	89
Sub-Class 2. Tailors, Shoemakers, Hatters, &c.	2	3	69
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants (General), Coachmen, Grooms, Gardeners, &c.		18	82
CLASS VI.—Manufacturing—Persons engaged in Art and Mechanical Productions, and in working and dealing in Mineral, Vegetable, and Animal Matters :—
Sub-Class 1. Employers in Manufacture and Arts, Contractors, &c.	2	3	19
Sub-Class 2. Workers in Stone and Clay—Masons, Bricklayers, Slaters, Plasterers, Quarrymen, &c.	4	1	26
Sub-Class 3. Workers in Iron—Blacksmiths, Whitesmiths, Founders, Horseshoers, &c.	2	2	47
Sub-Class 4. Workers in Wood—Carpenters, Cabinetmakers, Coachmakers, Wheelwrights, &c.	5	18	163
Sub-Class 5. Other Artizans and Mechanics—Printers, Compositors, Bookbinders, Tanners, Fellmongers, &c.	6	5	170
Sub-Class 6. Hammermen, Hodmen, Apprentices, and Assistants to Mechanics, &c.		1	6
CLASS VII.—Mining—Persons engaged in digging for and washing out Gold	62	21	3,218
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons working land and engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animals, and other Products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers and Graziers		28	3
Sub-Class 2. Shepherds, Stockmen, Hutkeepers, and Station Servants		263	6
Sub-Class 3. Landed Proprietors (cultivating), Yeomen and Farmers	3	2	7
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (proprietors and occupiers)			8
Sub-Class 5. Farmer's, Brothers, Sons, Nephews, &c., and Farm Laborers, Gardeners (working for hire, not Domestic Servants)	5	2	10
CLASS IX.—Carrying—Persons engaged in the conveyance of Men, Goods, and Water :—
Draymen, Bullockdrivers, Cabowners and Cabmen, Bargemen, Water Carriers, &c.	2	38	67
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Butchers, Bakers, Fishmongers, Confectioners, Greengrocers, Brewers, Cordial Makers, &c.	5	5	182
CLASS XI.—Laborers—Branch of Labor undefined	22	8	148
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations, not embraced in the other Classes	2	5	65
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank, not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Land Owners, Independent, Gentlemen, &c.	1	6	39
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation :—
Boys under fifteen years of age (whether attending school or not)	28	60	568
CLASS XV.—Sailors			86
CLASS XVI.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified, or who were unemployed	7	16	56
CLASS XVII.—Persons maintained at Public Cost or by the Community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Hulks, Stockades, and Watchhouses			18
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.			11
TOTALS	166	530	5,730

OCCUPATIONS of MALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
THE LODDON—continued.		MORNINGTON.		THE MURRAY DISTRICT.			NORMANBY.				POLWORTH.		Ripon County.	RODNEY.
Sandhurst Diggings exclusive of Borough.	Tarrangower Diggings.	Berwick, and other Parishes.	Places Unnamed.	The Gold Fields.	The Pastoral Districts.	The Towns and Villages.	Bolwarra and Digby Parishes.	Hamilton—South.	Portland, Parish and Town.	Remainder of the County.	Colac, and the Parishes of Elliminyt, Irrewarra, Nalangil, and Warrion.	County, exclusive of Colac District.	Ripon County.	Pastoral Districts.	Moora and Waranga Diggings.

64	47	22	6	170	25	56		8	48	2	6	3	6	18	35

1				1	1	1		1	5	1	1		1
				1					1
16	22	2	1	5	5	5		1	5	1			3	1	5
2	5			3		1	1		3						1
1	2			3		2			2						1
	1			1					2

3	1		2		5	2			4	2	3			1
9	6		2	4		4			2				2		1

3	4			2		2			11			11			1
117	131	5	1	88	3	21	2	1	14	4	5		5	4	25
1	15	1	4	7	1	2		2	10						2
29	34		1	35	4	11	1		26	1	2		2	4	8

23	33	4	12	39	19	36	1	3	14	16	4		8	18	4
40	27	3		16	7	17	1	4	31	6	7		6	1	10
31	13	20	14	33	6	21		4	17	5	15	8	21	14	3

17	3	4	1	4	1	4	1		7				1	3
27	21	90	11	6	3	10	1	4	26	1	14	1	13	6	2
47	37			20	4	17	2		13		5		3	2	10
64	53	15	4	40	31	47	5	3	48	14	17	2	13	19	13
110	46	49	18	34	42	34	6	2	50	10	15	14	22	26	16
3		1	1			2		1	10

4,618	2,938	1		1,908	23	39			2		6		3	29	458

7	3	26	15		76	7	1	2	2	34	5	9	21	21	4
64	21	38	47	14	613	17	18	15	3	232	14	23	472	180	16
10	12	37	10	1	6	10	2	6	20	36	44	8	1		3
13											3
43	17	40	21	2	5	21		1	29	24	27	1	13	9	2

64	31	16	16	46	7	57	4	6	40	15	18	4	63	17	19

101	98	6	27	56	6	14	1	1	19	2	4				28
181	45	14	2	34	18	71	18	5	112	17	30	9	21	17	18
37	15	18	11	10	8	9		1	9	4			3	7	8
6	11	3		4	10	8	1		14	9	3		3	2	3

564	347	159	68	252	251	178	37	34	439	219	153	28	178	63	62
91	57	4	6	20	1	3			10				1		12
75	45	13	5	22	39	10	4	3	11	15	18	11	15	6	5

	2								24						1
				24					6
6,482	4,143	591	306	2,905	1,220	739	107	108	1,089	670	419	132	900	468	776

OCCUPATIONS of MALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
OCCUPATIONS.	TALBOT.
OCCUPATIONS.	Castlemaine Township.	Creswick's Creek and part of the Ballarat Diggings.	Elphinstone, Taradale and part of Malmsbury.
CLASS I.—Persons engaged in the General or Local Government and Defence of the Country :—
Officers in the Civil and Military Service, Judges, Magistrates, Soldiers, Police, Messengers, and Workmen	23	24	17
CLASS II.—Persons in the Learned Professions (with their immediate subordinates) not in Government employment :—
Sub-Class 1. Clergymen and Ministers	2	1
Sub-Class 2. Church Officers—Lay Readers, Sextons, and persons employed about Churches
Sub-Class 3. Physicians and Surgeons	9	1
Sub-Class 4. Apothecaries, Dispensing Chemists, Assistants in Hospitals, Shops, &c.	3	1
Sub-Class 5. Lawyers, Barristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, Conveyancers and Proctors	3
Sub-Class 6. Law Clerks and persons employed in Lawyers' Offices	1		1
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature, Fine Arts, and Sciences :—
Sub-Class 1. Teachers in Schools, Professors of Music, Drawing, &c.	3		1
Sub-Class 2. Architects, Civil Engineers, Editors, Reporters, Painters (Artists), Photographers	8	2	2
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep, or lend Money or Goods :—
Sub-Class 1. Merchants and Wholesale Dealers	21	1	5
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlers, &c.	63	46	29
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Accountants, Bookkeepers, Gold Buyers, Auctioneers, Agents, &c.	14	1	4
Sub-Class 4. Commercial Clerks, Salespeople and Assistants, Messengers and Porters in Shops and Stores	39	23	7
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in entertaining, clothing, and performing personal offices for man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Livery Stable Keepers and Barmen, Grooms, &c., in Hotels	41	5	39
Sub-Class 2. Tailors, Shoemakers, Hatters, &c.	17	9	6
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants (general), Coachmen, Grooms, Gardeners, &c.	22	12	24
CLASS VI.—Manufacturing—Persons engaged in Art and Mechanical Productions, and in working and dealing in Mineral, Vegetable, and Animal Matters :—
Sub-Class 1. Employers in Manufacture and Arts, Contractors, &c.	12		5
Sub-Class 2. Workers in Stone and Clay—Masons, Bricklayers, Slaters, Plasterers, Quarrymen, &c.	20	16	2
Sub-Class 3. Workers in Iron—Blacksmiths, Whitesmiths, Founders, Horseshoers, &c.	14	24	7
Sub-Class 4. Workers in Wood—Carpenters, Cabinetmakers, Coachmakers, Wheelwrights, &c.	42	36	21
Sub-Class 5. Other Artizans and Mechanics—Printers and Compositors, Bookbinders, Tanners, Fellmongers, &c.	41	32	33
Sub-Class 6.—Hammermen, Hodmen, Apprentices and Assistants to Mechanics, &c.	1	2	1
CLASS VII.—Mining—Persons engaged in digging for and washing out Gold	553	2,013	15
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons working land and engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animals, and other Products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers and Graziers		3	3
Sub-Class 2. Shepherds, Stockmen, Hutkeepers, and Station Servants	1	53	32
Sub-Class 3. Landed Proprietors (cultivating), Yeomen and Farmers	1	2	9
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (proprietors and occupiers)
Sub-Class 5. Farmer's, Brothers, Sons, Nephews, &c., and Farm Laborers, Gardeners (working for hire, not Domestic Servants)	3	19	16
CLASS IX.—Carrying—Persons engaged in the Conveyance of Men, Goods, and Water :—
Draymen, Bullockdrivers, Cab Owners and Cabmen, Bargemen, Water Carriers, &c.	19	12	21
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Butchers, Bakers, Fishmongers, Confectioners, Greengrocers, Brewers, Cordial Makers, &c.	35	53	17
CLASS XI.—Laborers—Branch of Labor undefined	28	41	36
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations not embraced in other Classes	12	5	5
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank, not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Land Owners, Independent, Genglemen, &c.	9	6	6
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation :—
Boys under fifteen years of age (whether attending school or not)	212	259	59
CLASS XV.—Sailors	17	23	10
CLASS XVI.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified, or who were unemployed	27	24	8
CLASS XVII.—Persons maintained at Public Cost or by the Community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Hulks, Stockades, and Watchhouses
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.
TOTALS	1,316	2,759	441

OCCUPATIONS of MALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
TALBOT.				VILLIERS.						The Wimmera.	SHIPPING.			TRAVELLERS ON LAND.
Hepburn (Mount Franklin).	Amberst (Dalby Hill).	Lexton, Carlabrook, Walbrook, &c.	Mount Alexander Diggings (exclusive of Castlemains).	Belfast Township.	Cooramook, Purnim and Wangoom Parishes.	Tower Hill, Woodford, and Parishes of Koroit, Mearie, and Yangery.	Villiers, Northern and Eastern.	Villiers, Southern and Western.	Warrambool Township.	The Wimmera.	Vessels and Barges in River Yarra Yarra.	Ships, Barges, Hulks, &c., in Hobson's Bay.	Vessels and Barges in other Ports.	Travellers entered on Schedules.	Estimate for Travellers whose occupation was not returned.

20	12	8	72	26	1		3	3	8	34		252	26	10	156

				3			2		2	4
				1								1			2
4	1		15	3					3	6					21
			6	1							2				5
			1	3											3
				1

1			5	3	1	2		5	3	4					3
1	1		9	2				3		2		1		1	11

4			7	3				1	7	1	4	7	1	4	18
14	7	15	161	10			3	2	7	13	1	5		29	213
1		1	6	12			2	3	3	1		2		2	18
6			67	33	1			1	14	4	4	7		1	79

2		10	38	21	2	3	5	13	5	24		2			52
13		12	56	29	5	4	7	17	19	4			1	5	50
7	1	5	36	14	16	3	33	28	12	91					50

1		3	18	7	1	1		4	6	3				1	13
2	2	8	49	10	7	8	1	2	29	5		4		9	41
3	3	4	60	8	1	1	2	7	5	5		1	3	10	62
5	2	14	68	35	10	4	4	6	27	33	24	22	1	18	108
18	3	23	133	25	8	16	5	17	19	44	53	5		38	145
1			1	9	2			2	2		2	1		1	7
528	190	5	3,705	1		1		10	1	8	2	6		315	4,255

3		8		3	4	1	10	23	1	88				5	9
64	1	144	4	4	13	1	88	73	1	1,026				4	51
5		8	6	12	75	52	15	103	7	1		4	1	5	15
			2	1		1		1	2					5	8
2	1	10	22	3	44	104	13	222	2	52			13	1	24

3	4	15	67	10	6	10	10	28	14	76	126			455	477

11	4	4	181	15	2			10	16	2	3	1		17	161
14	3	7	126	72	53	16	19	81	69	51	10	43	43	92	207
1		1	18	8	6		2	5	3	66	21	2		2	37

1		12	8	7	4	1	6	5	6	7	7	8	1	1	19

76	42	89	887	254	164	133	76	360	193	262	14	22	32	18	726
3			80	16			2		12		1,071	2,158	214	38	116
16	1	6	39	3	6	1	4	39	5	45	7	14

												349	101		12
			32												10
830	278	412	5,985	658	432	363	312	1,074	503	1,962	1,351	2,917	437	1,087	7,190

OCCUPATIONS of FEMALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
OCCUPATIONS.	ANGLESEY.		BOURKE (METROPOLITAN).										BOURKE EXTRA (METROPOLITAN).
OCCUPATIONS.	Seymour.	County, exclusive of Seymour.	Bourke Ward.	Gipps' Ward.	Hotham Ward.	La Trobe Ward (north of the river).	Lansdale Ward (north of the river).	Macarthur Ward (Sandridge).	South Ward.	Emerald Hill.	St. Kilda and South Yarra (within the City boundary).	Fitz Roy Ward (Collingwood).	Collingwood East (Municipality).	Richmond (Municipality).	Prahran (Municipality).	Boochum Merah District, including Merrimn, &c.	Borondara, including Hawthora.
CLASS I.—Persons in the employment of the Government						2	10
CLASS II.—Sub-Class 4. Nurses and Assistants in Hospitals, &c.			7	5		10			2	1		5	2	3	5		2
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature, and Fine Arts :—
Sub-Class 1. Governesses, Teachers in Schools, and of Music, Drawing, &c.			17	17	3	21	8	2	14	3	30	39	23	27	26	3	6
Sub-Class 2. Artists, Painters, Photographers, &c.					1	2						1		1
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep or lend Money or Goods :—
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlars, &c.	3	1	4	12	1	5	2			1	2	8	6	8	2
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Bookkeepers, Gold Buyers, Commission Agents, &c.							1
Sub-Class 4. Assistants in Shops and Stores, Saleswomen, &c.			8	11	3	16	7	1		1	2	5	7	7	3		1
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in entertaining, clothing, and performing personal offices for man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Barmaids, &c.			26	19	3	16	16	5	8	5	2	15	4		2	1
Sub-Class 2. Needlewomen, Dressmakers, Milliners, Shoebinders, Capmakers, &c.		1	110	281	54	146	56	13	78	43	27	181	208	95	78	9	36
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants	3	13	454	562	150	587	305	91	139	100	233	533	285	334	303	19	126
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animal and other products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers, Graziers, &c.		1
Sub-Class 3. Land Proprietors (cultivating), Farmers, &c.
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (Proprietors and Occupiers)
Sub-Class 5. Farm Servants, Dairymaids, &c.			4							1			1
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Bakers, Pastrycooks, Confectioners, Fishmongers, Greengrocers, Cordial Makers, &c.			2	1		4	3					1	1		1
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations not embraced in any other class	1		31	44	6	26	13	14	16	19	2	33	35	25	14		2
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Landowners, Independent means, Ladies, &c.		1	12	25	8	19	7		1	2	12	46	14	13	8	1	3
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation :—
Sub-Class 1. Wives and Widows (mistresses of families)	15	52	1,103	1,344	659	794	352	322	511	648	282	1,524	1,708	1,333	1,000	119	518
Sub-Class 2. Girls under fifteen years of age (whether attending school or not)	19	89	980	1,170	521	706	298	237	450	511	354	1,572	1,496	1,221	1,099	110	533
CLASS XVI.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified or who were unemployed	4	12	178	263	106	228	69	24	56	102	106	227	237	235	112	9	87
CLASS XVII.—Persons maintained at Public Cost or by the Community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Stockades, and Watchhouses				1		63
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.				39	71		181				144
TOTALS	45	170	2,936	3,794	1,586	2,645	1,328	709	1,275	1,437	1,196	4,190	4,027	3,302	2,653	271	1,314

OCCUPATIONS of FEMALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
OCCUPATIONS.	BOURKE (EXTRA METROPOLITAN)—continued.
OCCUPATIONS.	Bulla Bulla and Bolinda Parishes.	Bulloon Parish.	Cut-Paw-Paw Parish (including Williamstown).	Deutgam, Truganina Parishes, &c.	Gisborne District (including Kerrie and Buttlejorrk).	Doutta Galla Parish.	Jika Jika Parish.	Kalkallo, Morriang, and Toorourrong Parishes.	Koolbundora Parish.	Kororoit Parish, &c.	Maribyrnong Parish.	Moorabbin Parish (including Brighton).	Mulgrave, Dandenong Parishes, &c.	Tullamarine Parish.	Will-will-rook Parish.	Wollert Parish.	Yuroke and Mickleham Parishes.	Yan Yean and Morang Parishes.
CLASS I.—Persons in the employment of the Government
CLASS II.—Sub-Class 4. Nurses and Assistants in Hospitals, &c.							1		1			1
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature, and Fine Arts :—
Sub-Class 1. Governesses, Teachers in Schools, and of Music, Drawing, &c.	1		4		3	9	5	1	3	1		9			4	1		2
Sub-Class 2. Artists, Painters, Photographers, &c.			1
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep or lend Money or Goods :—
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlars, &c.			2			2	2	1	1
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Bookkeepers, Gold Buyers, Commission Agents, &c.
Sub-Class 4. Assistants in Shops and Stores, Saleswomen, &c.			2			2	1				3	2		1
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in entertaining, clothing, and performing personal offices for man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Barmaids, &c.			1		3	4	4	2	1	1		1
Sub-Class 2. Needlewomen, Dressmakers, Milliners, Shoebinders, Capmakers, &c.			34		2	16	33	5	14	1	3	39	2	4	1		2	4
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants	45	15	164	18	43	119	155	28	91	13	30	155	15	28	62	26	17	20
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animal and other products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers, Graziers, &c.
Sub-Class 3. Land Proprietors (cultivating), Farmers, &c.				1		2	1					4			2
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (Proprietors and Occupiers)				1
Sub-Class 5. Farm Servants, Dairymaids, &c.						3			2				1	1	1	1
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Bakers, Pastrycooks, Confectioners, Fishmongers, Greengrocers, Cordial Makers, &c.
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations not embraced in any other class		1	19		3		4	2	1		2	6						1
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Landowners, Independent means, Ladies, &c.			5				7	3	1			7	3					2
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation :—
Sub-Class 1. Wives and Widows (mistresses of families)	88	97	451	29	104	295	578	93	268	30	85	559	83	77	173	82	61	85
Sub-Class 2. Girls under fifteen years of age (whether attending school or not)	109	121	466	31	102	348	613	140	321	28	89	611	79	84	223	104	76	99
CLASS XVI.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified or who were unemployed	25	11	81	9	20	62	86	32	65	7	14	112	7	15	32	11	9	15
CLASS XVII.—Persons maintained at Public Cost or by the Community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Stockades, and Watchhouses
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.
TOTALS	268	245	1,230	84	280	862	1,490	307	769	81	226	1,506	190	210	498	225	165	228

OCCUPATIONS of FEMALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
OCCUPATIONS.	DALHOUSIE.						DUNDAS.		EVELYN.		County Follett.	GIPPS' LAND.		GRANT, GEELONG.
OCCUPATIONS.	Bylands, Parish and Neighbourhood of Kilmore.	Carlaruhe and Wood and parishes.	Edgecombe and adjacent Districts.	Heathcote (Melvor Gold Fields).	Kilmore Township.	Kyneton and Lauriston Parishes.	Hamilton, North.	County (exclusive of Hamilton).	County, south of the Yarra.	County, north of the Yarra.	County Follett.	Alberton (Police District).	Sale (Police District).	Barwon Ward.	Bellarine Ward.	Kardinia Ward.	Villamanta Ward.
CLASS I.—Persons in the employment of the Government														2	1
CLASS II.—Sub-Class 4. Nurses and Assistants in Hospitals, &c.											1			1	1	1	4
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature, and Fine Arts :—
Sub-Class 1. Governesses, Teachers in Schools, and of Music, Drawing, &c.		1			2	1	1	1		4	1	2	2	8	9	25	12
Sub-Class 2. Artists, Painters, Photographers, &c.
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep or lend Money or Goods :—
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlars, &c.				1				1		1			1	4	6	9	7
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Bookkeepers, Gold Buyers, Commission Agents, &c.
Sub-Class 4. Assistants in Shops and Stores, Saleswomen, &c.	1				1	2	1	3						1	9	4	10
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in entertaining, clothing, and performing personal offices for man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Barmaids, &c.		2	1		1	3		1						2	13	3	3
Sub-Class 2. Needlewomen, Dressmakers, Milliners, Shoebinders, Capmakers, &c.	5	7	1	5	8	17			1	6		6	2	61	47	134	117
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants	29	17	13	12	65	42	10	49	4	31	19	20	34	201	247	292	342
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animal and other products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers, Graziers, &c.					2
Sub-Class 3. Land Proprietors (cultivating), Farmers, &c.														1
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (Proprietors and Occupiers)
Sub-Class 5. Farm Servants, Dairymaids, &c.	2		1			2								2		2	2
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Bakers, Pastrycooks, Confectioners, Fishmongers, Greengrocers, Cordial Makers, &c.
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations not embraced in any other class		2	2	2		1						1	2	12	13	12	19
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Landowners, Independent means, Ladies, &c.					2	2				2		1	2	7	5	17	9
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation :—
Sub-Class 1. Wives and Widows (mistresses of families)	146	68	75	129	212	165	36	137	30	149	60	142	113	685	413	1,092	1,250
Sub-Class 2. Girls under fifteen years of age (whether attending school or not)	192	63	65	89	267	228	41	198	39	203	79	167	169	664	398	1,145	1,148
CLASS XVI.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified or who were unemployed	33	8	1	6	20	14	2	19	13	31	7	19	28	114	67	184	175
CLASS XVII.—Persons maintained at Public Cost or by the Community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Stockades, and Watchhouses														19
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.														10
TOTALS	408	168	159	244	580	477	91	409	87	427	167	358	353	1,794	1,229	2,920	3,098

OCCUPATIONS of FEMALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
OCCUPATIONS.	GRANT (EXTRA MUNICIPAL).								GRENVILLE.					Hampden County.	Heytesbury County.	LODDON DISTRICT.
OCCUPATIONS.	Ballarat Gold Fields (part of).	Ballea—Sub-District.	Barnabool Parish.	Bullarine Parish.	Buninyong Township.	Moolap Parish (outside Geelong).	Moorpanyal Parish (outside Geelong).	Remainder of the County.	Ballarst Township.	Ballearat and Woody Yalook Diggings.	Grenville—North.	Grenville—South.	Mindle Parish.	Hampden County.	Heytesbury County.	Avoca Diggings.	Campbell's Creek, (part of Mount Alexander Diggings).	Kerang and Kingower Diggings.
CLASS I.—Persons in the employment of the Government
CLASS II.—Sub-Class 4. Nurses and Assistants in Hospitals, &c.	3
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature, and Fine Arts :—
Sub-Class 1. Governesses, Teachers in Schools, and of Music, Drawing, &c.	1		2	1	1		2	11		1	1			3	2		2
Sub-Class 2. Artists, Painters, Photographers, &c.
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep or lend Money or Goods :—
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlars, &c.	6			1				1		11							3	1
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Bookkeepers, Gold Buyers, Commission Agents, &c.
Sub-Class 4. Assistants in Shops and Stores, Saleswomen, &c.	1								1
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in entertaining, clothing, and performing personal offices for man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Barmaids, &c.	2		1		1				2	5							1	2
Sub-Class 2. Needlewomen, Dressmakers, Milliners, Shoebinders, Capmakers, &c.	46	1	4	4	9	2		6	3	44	1			1	1	7	14	5
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants	25	28	41	45	26	32	31	122	11	35	22	15	2	37	12	2	19	3
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animal and other products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers, Graziers, &c.														2
Sub-Class 3. Land Proprietors (cultivating), Farmers, &c.			1			2		2			1
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (Proprietors and Occupiers)
Sub-Class 5. Farm Servants, Dairymaids, &c.			9	2		2								2		1
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Bakers, Pastrycooks, Confectioners, Fishmongers, Greengrocers, Cordial Makers, &c.										2
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations not embraced in any other class	13	2			1		3	3	1	8	1			1		2	3
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Landowners, Independent means, Ladies, &c.		1	1	1	2	1	1	4		5					1
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation :—
Sub-Class 1. Wives and Widows (mistresses of families)	743	53	117	154	124	89	66	420	158	910	68	35	12	119	55	267	246	121
Sub-Class 2. Girls under fifteen years of age (whether attending school or not)	531	55	155	194	155	107	84	548	114	605	89	48	10	157	58	212	197	65
CLASS XVI.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified or who were unemployed	26	11	19	16	6	10	18	82	5	40	8	2		20	2	3	13	1
CLASS XVII.—Persons maintained at Public Cost or by the Community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Stockades, and Watchhouses																	2
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.
TOTALS	1,397	151	350	418	325	245	205	1,199	300	1,666	191	101	24	342	131	494	500	198

OCCUPATIONS of FEMALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
OCCUPATIONS.	THE LODDON—continued.					MORNINGTON.		THE MURRAY DISTRICT.			NORMANBY.				POLWORTH.		Ripon County.	RODNEY.
OCCUPATIONS.	Muckleford and Lockwood Borough.	Pastoral Districts.	Sandhurst Borough.	Sandhurst Diggings, exclusive of Borough.	Tarrangower Diggings.	Barwick and other Parishes.	Places unnamed.	The Gold Fields.	The Pastoral Districts.	The Towns and Villages.	Bolwarra and Digby Parishes.	Hamilton South.	Portland Parish and Town.	Remainder of the County.	Colac and the Parishes of Elliminyt, Irreawarra, Nalangil, and Warrion.	County, exclusive of Colac District.	Ripon County.	Pastoral Districts.	Moora and Waranga Diggings.
CLASS I.—Persons in the employment of the Government													1
CLASS II.—Sub-Class 4. Nurses and Assistants in Hospitals, &c.				1	2
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature, and Fine Arts :—
Sub-Class 1. Governesses, Teachers in Schools, and of Music, Drawing, &c.			3			1			4	2	2		8	3	4	1		1
Sub-Class 2. Artists, Painters, Photographers, &c.
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep or lend Money or Goods :—
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlars, &c.	2		4	4	6			2		2
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Bookkeepers, Gold Buyers, Commission Agents, &c.
Sub-Class 4. Assistants in Shops and Stores, Saleswomen, &c.			4	1				2		2
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in entertaining, clothing, and performing personal offices for man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Barmaids, &c.			3		10			6			1		2
Sub-Class 2. Needlewomen, Dressmakers, Milliners, Shoebinders, Capmakers, &c.			56	42	30	5	1	25	3	10	1	1	42	3	6			3	8
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants	2	15	38	29	7	35	15	19	51	24	7	15	145	73	20	15	43	11	2
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animal and other products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers, Graziers, &c.									1									1
Sub-Class 3. Land Proprietors (cultivating), Farmers, &c.
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (Proprietors and Occupiers)
Sub-Class 5. Farm Servants, Dairymaids, &c.							1						2	3	4		1
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Bakers, Pastrycooks, Confectioners, Fishmongers, Greengrocers, Cordial Makers, &c.			1		2
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations not embraced in any other class			18	6	2			10	3	7			8		1				2
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Landowners, Independent means, Ladies, &c.									1				2		6
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation :—
Sub-Class 1. Wives and Widows (mistresses of families)	41	56	867	926	628	130	33	273	189	151	35	32	380	171	132	30	138	52	100
Sub-Class 2. Girls under fifteen years of age (whether attending school or not)	25	53	607	602	367	182	52	239	232	185	53	42	495	210	162	29	156	53	69
CLASS XVI.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified or who were unemployed	7	5	31	25	22	9	11	24	36	25	7	11	81	41	11	9	31	11
CLASS XVII.—Persons maintained at Public Cost or by the Community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Stockades, and Watchhouses					1								70
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.
TOTALS	77	129	1,632	1,636	1,077	362	113	600	520	408	106	101	1,236	504	346	84	369	132	181

OCCUPATIONS of FEMALES living in the Principal Places within each County and Pastoral District.
OCCUPATIONS.	TALBOT.							VILLIERS.						The Wimmera.	SHIPPING.			TRAVELLERS ON LAND.
OCCUPATIONS.	Castlemaine Township.	Creswick's Creek and part of Ballarat Diggings.	Elphinstone, Taradale, and part of Malmsbury.	Hepburn (Mount Franklin).	Amberst (Daisy Hill).	Lexton, Carisbrook, Walbrook, &c.	Mount Alexander Diggings (exclusive of Castlemaine).	Belfast Township.	Cooramook, Puruim, and Wangoom Parishes.	Tower Hill, Woodford, and Parishes of Keroit, Meerai, and Yangery.	Villiers, Northern and Eastern.	Villiers, Southern and Western.	Warrnambool Township.	The Wimmera.	Vessels and Barges in River Yarra Yarra.	Ships, Barges, Hulks, &c., in Hobson's Bay.	Vessels and Barges in other Ports.	Travellers entered on Schedules.	Estimate for Travellers whose occupation was not specified.
CLASS I.—Persons in the employment of the Government								1
CLASS II.—Sub-Class 4. Nurses and Assistants in Hospitals, &c.	1	1			1		3	1					1
CLASS III.—Persons engaged in Literature, and Fine Arts :—
Sub-Class 1. Governesses, Teachers in Schools, and of Music, Drawing, &c.	2	2		1		1	3	6			1	4	3	1				1
Sub-Class 2. Artists, Painters, Photographers, &c.
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep or lend Money or Goods :—
Sub-Class 2. Shopkeepers, Storekeepers, Retailers, Pedlars, &c.	1	2	1				5												1
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Bookkeepers, Gold Buyers, Commission Agents, &c.
Sub-Class 4. Assistants in Shops and Stores, Saleswomen, &c.	1	5				2		1
CLASS V.—Persons engaged in entertaining, clothing, and performing personal offices for man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Publicans, Barmaids, &c.		2				1	6				1	1	1	1					1
Sub-Class 2. Needlewomen, Dressmakers, Milliners, Shoebinders, Capmakers, &c.	15	18	3	8	3	2	75	22	3	3		18	18	2		2	1	1	12
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants	28	8	14	11	1	15	33	96	29	24	23	105	47	78		6		17	8
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and Pastoral—Persons engaged in growing Grain, Fruits, Animal and other products :—
Sub-Class 1. Squatters, Stockholders, Settlers, Sheep Farmers, Graziers, &c.														2
Sub-Class 3. Land Proprietors (cultivating), Farmers, &c.									1	1		1
Sub-Class 4. Gardeners (Proprietors and Occupiers)
Sub-Class 5. Farm Servants, Dairymaids, &c.							1		1	1		7					2
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in Food and Drinks :—
Bakers, Pastrycooks, Confectioners, Fishmongers, Greengrocers, Cordial Makers, &c.	3						1
CLASS XII.—Miscellaneous Pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations not embraced in any other class	1	1	4	1	1	1	20	6	2			1		3	1				3
CLASS XIII.—Independent Means—Persons of Property and Rank not returned under any office or occupation :—
Annuitants, House and Landowners, Independent means, Ladies, &c.						1	1	6	1	1	2	1	1	1		2
CLASS XIV.—Persons engaged in Domestic Offices or Duties, and of no specified occupation :—
Sub-Class 1. Wives and Widows (mistresses of families)	276	365	66	97	56	92	1,222	222	109	100	78	241	157	276	36	67	40	54	186
Sub-Class 2. Girls under fifteen years of age (whether attending school or not)	179	246	61	78	55	103	893	301	169	118	83	372	199	320	18	30	60	36	137
CLASS XVI.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified or who were unemployed	31	10	8	2	6	15	48	19	2	11	7	11	13	39	1	14	2	3
CLASS XVII.—Persons maintained at Public Cost or by the Community :—
Sub-Class 1. Prisoners in Gaols, Stockades, and Watchhouses
Sub-Class 2. Patients in Hospitals, Inmates of Asylums, Immigration Depots, &c.
TOTALS	538	660	157	198	123	233	2,311	681	317	259	195	762	440	723	56	121	105	112	348

PART VI. BIRTH-PLACE OF THE PEOPLE.

SUMMARY TABLES AND TABULAR RESULTS.

PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT BY HIS EXCELLENCY'S COMMAND.

BY AUTHORITY:

JOHN FERRES, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

TABLE I. SUMMARY TABLE shewing the Number of Persons Colonial, British, and Foreign born, in each COUNTY and PASTORAL DISTRICT in VICTORIA.
COUNTIES AND PASTORAL DISTRICTS.	TOTAL.	NUMBER OF PERSONS BORN IN								Total Born in British Dominions and at Sea.	Total Born in Foreign Countries, and Unknown.
COUNTIES AND PASTORAL DISTRICTS.	TOTAL.	Victoria and other Australian Colonies.	Other British Colonies.	Great Britain and Ireland.	Continent of Europe.	America (not British.)	China and other Foreign Countries.	At Sea.	Place unknown.	Total Born in British Dominions and at Sea.	Total Born in Foreign Countries, and Unknown.
COUNTIES—
ANGLESEY	593	184	9	389	5	3	2	1		583	10
BOURKE (including Melbourne)	101,086	16,660	1,493	78,297	2,452	939	120	457	668	96,907	4,179
DALHOUSIE	6,212	1,494	64	4,441	129	46	11	12	15	6,011	201
DUNDAS	1,345	297	15	988	14	1	18	8	4	1,308	37
EVELYN	1,215	353	11	809	32	3	3	3	1	1,176	39
FOLLETT	381	87	1	288	2			1	2	377	4
GRANT (including Geelong)	32,889	6,446	436	24,397	789	214	179	142	286	31,421	1,468
GRENVILLE	8,604	1,173	159	6,556	296	177	154	21	68	7,909	695
HAMPDEN	899	202	4	663	3		23	4		873	26
HEYTESBURY	351	123	5	214	1	2	3	3		345	6
MORNINGTON	1,372	384	29	893	49	12	1	4		1,310	62
NORMANBY	3,921	1,034	37	2,747	65	3	3	31	1	3,849	72
POLWORTH	981	320	4	643	3	2	7	2		969	12
RIPON	1,269	196	16	986	4	3	52	4	8	1,202	67
TALBOT	16,244	2,445	290	11,945	683	270	174	64	373	14,744	1,500
VILLIERS	5,996	1,849	29	3,955	97	17	12	34	3	5,867	129
PASTORAL DISTRICTS—
GIPPS LAND	1,956	747	18	1,119	18	4	31	8	11	1,892	64
THE LODDON	27,126	3,484	661	18,930	1,499	580	1,561	84	327	23,159	3,067
RODNEY (Unproclaimed County)	1,557	241	18	1,177	81	30	6	4		1,440	117
THE MURRAY	6,392	1,520	115	4,247	133	317	37	21	2	5,903	489
THE WIMMERA	2,685	474	21	2,083	40	10	52	1	4	2,579	106
PERSONS IN SHIPS AND HULKS	4,987	81	259	3,584	555	153	210	8	137	3,932	1,055
TRAVELLERS	8,737	1,439	129	6,639	286	123	87	34		8,241	496
TOTAL	236,798	41,233	3,823	175,990	7,236	2,909	2,746	951	1,910	221,997	14,801

Note.—The Tables shewing the Birth-places of the People are arranged in exact uniformity with theReligion Return.

TABLE II. SUMMARY TABLE shewing the Birth-places of the Inhabitants of each COUNTY and PASTORAL DISTRICT, and the Number of British and Foreign subjects.
WHERE BORN.	Total of Victoria.	Number of persons entered on complete returns.	Estimate for migratory population whose birthplace was not specified.	INHABITANTS OF																					Total of counties and pastoral districts.	Total of travellers and persons in vessels and hulks.
WHERE BORN.	Total of Victoria.	Number of persons entered on complete returns.		Anglesey.	Bourke, including Melbourne.	Dalhousie.	Dundas.	Evelyn.	Follett.	Grant, including Geelong.	Grenville.	Hampden.	Heytesbury.	Mornington.	Normanby.	Polworth.	Ripon.	Talbot.	Villiers.	Gipps Land.	The Loddon.	The Murray.	Rodney (unproclaimed county.)	The Wimmera.	Total of counties and pastoral districts.	Total of travellers and persons in vessels and hulks.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria*	29,996	29,012	984	141	13,270	1,136	243	304	77	4,997	819	176	111	310	821	268	151	1,316	1,533	431	1,571	788	126	379	28,968	1,028
Born in other Australian Colonies	11,237	10,869	368	43	3,390	358	54	49	10	1,449	354	26	12	74	213	52	45	1,129	316	316	1,913	732	115	95	10,745	492
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	3,772	3,655	117	9	1,493	64	15	11	1	385	159	4	5	29	37	4	16	290	29	18	661	115	18	21	3,384	388
Born in England	97,943	94,782	3,161	189	43,889	1,959	406	436	86	13,701	3,345	246	110	428	1,175	350	463	7,683	1,803	584	11,469	2,177	662	1,011	92,172	5,771
Born in Wales	2,326	2,252	74	5	919	34	3	10		230	123		1	7	13	4	9	275	30	5	411	53	23	5	2,160	166
Born in Scotland	36,044	34,886	1,158	83	15,388	916	387	169	140	5,300	1,597	330	39	185	766	134	371	1,961	944	312	3,212	667	255	610	33,766	2,278
Born in Ireland	39,728	38,435	1,293	112	18,101	1,532	192	194	62	5,217	1,491	87	64	273	793	155	143	2,026	1,178	218	3,838	1,350	237	457	37,720	2,008
FOREIGN.
Born in France	909	881	28		325	15		1	1	87	52	1				2		125	25	6	140	26	5	1	812	97
Born in Germany	3,955	3,834	121	2	1,415	75	12	19		458	123	1	1	25	60	1		328	65	8	827	59	40	30	3,549	406
Born in other European Countries	2,373	2,303	70	3	713	39	2	12	1	244	121	1		24	5		4	230	7	4	532	48	36	9	2,035	338
Born in the United States	2,761	2,676	85	2	862	42	1	3		206	169		2	12	3	2	3	256	17	3	564	314	27	8	2,496	265
Born in other parts of America	147	143	4	1	76	4				8	8							14		1	16	3	3	2	136	11
Born in China	2,341	2,265	76		58	5	18	2		166	151	23	3	1	3	7	52	138	12	31	1,469	33	6	50	2,228	113
Born in other Countries	406	399	7	2	63	6		1		13	3							36			92	4		2	222	184
Born at sea	951	920	31	1	457	12	8	3	1	142	21	4	3	4	31	2	4	64	34	8	84	21	4	1	909	42
Birth-place not specified	1,909	1,909			667	15	4	1	2	286	68				1		8	373	3	11	327	2		4	1,772	137
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	236,798	229,221	7,577	593	101,086	6,212	1,345	1,215	381	32,889	8,604	899	351	1,372	3,921	981	1,269	16,244	5,996	1,956	27,126	6,392	1,557	2,685	223,074	13,724
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	224,336	217,135	7,201	584	97,846	6,034	1,313	1,179	380	31,734	7,988	873	345	1,310	3,871	970	1,210	15,119	5,914	1,903	23,499	5,911	1,444	2,584	212,011	12,325
Foreign subjects	12,278	11,907	371	9	3,212	176	30	36	1	1,131	616	26	6	62	50	11	59	1,097	81	52	3,548	481	113	101	10,898	1,380
Allegiance unknown	184	179	5		28	2	2			24								28	1	1	79				165	19

[* Of these only 96 are returned as aborigines ; that having been apparently the number in the regular employment of the settlers. They were distributed as follows :—Bourke 2, Dalhousie 1, Grant 1, Grenville 3, The Murray 4, Normanby 1, Rodney 1, Villiers 25, The Wimmera 58.]

TABLE III. SUMMARY TABLE shewing the Birth-places of the Inhabitants of each ELECTORAL PROVINCE.
WHERE BORN.	Total of Electoral Provinces.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	Total of Electoral Provinces.	No. 1. Central Province.	No. 2. South Province.	No. 3. South-Western Province.	No. 4. Western Province.	No. 5. North-Western Province.	No. 6. Eastern Province.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	28,968	8,911	4,973	6,084	3,112	4,402	1,486
Born in other Australian Colonies	10,745	2,704	809	1,855	676	3,495	1,206
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	3,384	1,280	253	548	107	1,036	160
Born in England	92,172	35,320	9,433	17,396	4,289	22,122	3,612
Born in Wales	2,160	747	189	357	56	725	86
Born in Scotland	33,766	12,005	3,737	7,031	2,977	6,699	1,317
Born in Ireland	37,720	13,990	4,578	6,863	2,519	7,853	1,917
FOREIGN.
Born in France	812	300	26	141	27	281	37
Born in Germany	3,549	1,052	407	582	139	1,260	109
Born in other European Countries	2,035	587	162	365	20	810	91
Born in the United States	2,496	757	120	377	26	870	346
Born in other parts of America	136	67	9	16		36	8
Born in China	2,228	46	15	324	111	1,662	70
Born in other Countries	222	58	6	16		136	6
Born at sea	909	341	123	165	85	161	34
Birth-place not specified	1,772	598	70	354	18	719	13
GRAND TOTAL OF ELECTORAL PROVINCES.	223,074	78,763	24,910	42,474	14,162	52,267	10,498

TABLE IV., SUMMARY TABLE shewing the Birth-places of the Inhabitants of each ELECTORAL DISTRICT in VICTORIA.
ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.	Total of Electoral Districts.	BORN IN														Born at Sea.	Birth-place not specified.
ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.	Total of Electoral Districts.	Victoria.	Other Australian Colonies.	Other British Possessions.	England.	Wales.	Scotland.	Ireland.	France.	Germany.	Other European Countries.	The United States.	Other parts of America.	China.	Other Countries.	Born at Sea.	Birth-place not specified.
1. MELBOURNE	35,367	3,620	1,323	616	13,773	341	5,817	7,967	197	563	354	428	45	27	27	120	149
2. ST. KILDA	8,208	1,036	263	131	4,135	55	1,225	1,031	18	70	42	51	2	3	9	51	86
3. COLLLINGWOOD	17,910	2,279	592	207	9,051	151	2,559	2,409	50	174	48	107	12	2	4	85	180
4. SOUTH MELBOURNE	5,605	386	102	133	2,773	78	953	859	14	62	60	118	4	11	11	26	15
5. RICHMOND	7,644	948	243	107	3,839	76	917	1,086	12	148	56	32	3		5	45	127
6. WILLIAMSTOWN	2,613	369	132	76	1,112	38	387	390	7	23	19	20	1	3	2	12	22
7. BRIGHTON	2,731	681	93	25	1,244	15	229	386	7	17	17	6	1			7	3
8. GEELONG	20,115	2,962	980	209	8,739	71	3,074	3,232	38	256	86	94	8	30	8	99	229
9. PORTLAND	2,325	475	108	21	826	12	339	507		16	3	1				16	1
10. BELFAST	1,339	337	82	6	478	7	154	261		2	1	2				8	1
11. WARRNAMBOOL	943	247	65	8	329	2	125	147	1	5	3	2		1		8
12. COLAC	765	237	34	3	248	2	98	136	1	1		1		2		2
13. KILMORE	2,267	563	100	9	475	7	367	701	4	13	11	6			1	3	7
14. THE KYNETON BOROUGHS	2,316	411	132	19	849	6	337	483	7	36	5	20	2		1	4	4
15. THE MURRAY BOROUGHS	1,182	256	112	26	368	5	98	256	1	12	7	27	1	7	2	2	2
16. ALBERTON	780	180	148	7	238	4	98	94	1	2	2			3		2	1
17. THE CASTLEMAINE BOROUGHS	2,440	182	213	54	1,197	44	234	322	16	54	14	29			3	10	68
18. THE SANDHURST BOROUGHS	7,452	427	540	194	2,875	119	829	1,313	58	235	173	184	4	368	25	33	75
19. NORTH GRANT	6,427	569	283	143	2,821	134	1,227	702	26	143	102	93		132	2	17	33
20. NORTH GRENVILLE	8,368	783	337	154	3,265	123	1,533	1,461	52	123	121	168	8	148	3	21	68
21. THE OVENS	3,469	171	488	75	1,227	34	297	791	21	41	33	251	3	22	4	11
22. RODNEY	2,597	206	213	46	1,086	38	371	458	8	58	50	41	3	6	1	9	3
23. THE LODDON	19,521	1,129	1,359	463	8,518	287	2,369	2,502	81	592	359	379	12	1,101	67	51	252
24. TALBOT	13,957	1,149	930	240	6,562	236	1,741	1,727	110	274	216	228	14	138	33	54	305
25. EAST BOURKE	9,111	1,793	273	86	3,483	81	1,461	1,658	8	159	27	21	3	1	2	52	3
26. WEST BOURKE	6,893	1,196	250	73	2,226	51	1,365	1,499	9	46	41	31	1	9	2	33	61
27. SOUTH BOURKE	5,004	962	119	39	2,253	33	475	816	3	153	49	48	4	2	1	26	21
28. SOUTH GRANT	6,347	1,466	186	33	2,141	25	999	1,283	23	59	56	19		4	3	26	24
29. EVELYN AND MORNINGTON	2,587	614	123	40	864	17	354	467	1	44	36	15		3	1	7	1
30. ANGLESEY	1,031	199	58	12	345	8	168	208	1	8	10	3	2	5	3		1
31. DUNDAS AND FOLLETT	1,726	320	64	16	492	3	527	254	1	12	3	1		18		9	6
32. NORMANBY	1,596	346	105	16	349	1	427	286		44	2	2		3		15
33. VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY	4,065	1,060	181	20	1,106	22	704	834	24	59	3	15		14		21	2
34. POLWORTH, RIPON, HAMPDEN, AND SOUTH GRENVILLE	2,620	394	106	26	891	11	801	279	2	1	5	5		83		8	8
35. MURRAY	1,892	385	145	19	637	17	283	334	4	8	10	37		4		9
36. GIPPS LAND	1,176	251	168	11	346	1	214	124	5	6	2	3	1	28		6	10
37. THE WIMMERA	2,685	379	95	21	1,011	5	610	457	1	30	9	8	2	50	2	1	4
GRAND TOTAL OF ELECTORAL DISTRICTS	223,074	28,968	10,745	3,384	92,172	2,160	33,766	37,720	812	3,549	2,035	2,496	136	2,228	222	909	1,772

TABLE V., SUMMARY TABLE shewing the Distribution according to Birth-place of the Inhabitants of the SEAPORT TOWNS and their principal SUBURBS.
WHERE BORN.	TOTAL.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	TOTAL.	Melbourne (exclusive of Fitzroy Ward.)	Collingwood, East and West.	Richmond.	Prahran, Windsor, and part of St. Kilda.	Brighton.	Williamstown.	Flemington.	Geelong.	Portland.	Belfast.	Warrnambool.	Alberton, Port Albert, and Tarraville.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	13,513	4,384	2,279	897	709	681	369	78	2,962	475	337	247	95
Born in other Australian Colonies	4,087	1,542	592	216	173	93	132	22	980	108	82	65	82
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	1,551	815	207	80	92	25	76	8	209	21	6	8	4
Born in England	46,601	17,911	9,051	3,576	3,033	1,244	1,112	155	8,739	826	478	329	147
Born in Wales	852	445	151	74	31	15	38	4	71	12	7	2	2
Born in Scotland	15,873	7,234	2,559	837	841	229	387	52	3,074	339	154	125	42
Born in Ireland	18,417	9,388	2,409	992	563	386	390	83	3,232	507	261	147	59
FOREIGN.
Born in France	345	218	50	11	12	7	7	1	38			1
Born in Germany	1,340	652	174	143	48	17	23	3	256	16	2	5	1
Born in other European Countries	692	432	48	52	28	17	19	2	86	3	1	3	1
Born in the United States	861	575	107	18	36	6	20		94	1	2	2
Born in other parts of America	76	51	12	2	1	1	1		8
Born in China	79	40	2		1		3		30			1	2
Born in other Countries	66	44	4	5	3		2		8
Born at sea	479	157	85	41	44	7	12	1	99	16	8	8	1
Birth-place not specified	829	175	180	127	75	3	22	15	229	1	1		1
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	105,661	44,063	17,910	7,071	5,690	2,731	2,613	424	20,115	2,325	1,339	943	437
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	102,392	42,138	17,542	6,855	5,566	2,696	2,540	413	19,629	2,314	1,334	933	432
Foreign subjects	3,238	1,915	367	216	124	34	65	5	482	11	5	10	4
Allegiance unknown	31	10	1			1	8	6	4				1

TABLE VI., SUMMARY TABLE shewing the Distribution, according to Birth-place, of the Population on the GOLD FIELDS.
WHERE BORN.	TOTAL.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	TOTAL.	Ballarat, Creswick's Creek and Wardy Yallock Gold Fields.	Sandhurst Gold Fields.	Mount Alexander Gold Fields.	Tarrangewer Gold Fields.	Ovens and Omeo Gold Fields.	Avoca Gold Fields.	Heathcote, Waranga and Moora Gold Fields.	Kerang and Kingower Gold Fields.	Hepburn Gold Fields.	Amberst (Daisy Hill) Gold Fields.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	3,986	1,316	872	954	279	150	133	129	49	80	24
Born in other Australian Colonies	4,152	723	1,130	941	295	478	228	181	76	44	56
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	1,314	347	397	185	105	80	70	41	58	28	3
Born in England	26,057	7,157	5,955	6,000	2,494	1,248	1,262	849	494	380	218
Born in Wales	1,003	329	254	223	45	39	23	31	40	11	8
Born in Scotland	7,723	2,790	1,611	1,379	676	301	360	242	177	155	32
Born in Ireland	8,637	2,310	2,361	1,557	686	794	232	372	124	177	24
FOREIGN.
Born in France	356	107	77	58	33	22	19	8	5	27
Born in Germany	1,482	360	499	220	180	45	88	50	17	15	8
Born in other European Countries	1,043	257	301	115	140	36	42	43	25	68	16
Born in the United States	1,374	342	297	142	156	280	57	39	29	26	6
Born in other parts of America	41	9	6	16	5	3				2
Born in China	1,874	340	1,408	54	55	14	1		1	1
Born in other Countries	135	30	69	8	18	4		1	4	1
Born at sea	190	41	53	44	14	11	8	8	5	4	2
Birth-place not specified	777	226	191	233	39		54	3	18	9	4
Total enumerated Population	60,144	16,684	15,481	12,129	5,220	3,505	2,577	1,997	1,122	1,028	401
Total Travellers	6,554	1,880	472	570	1,632		1,500	400		100
TOTAL OF GOLD FIELDS	66,698	18,564	15,953	12,699	6,852	3,505	4,077	2,397	1,122	1,128	401
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	59,837	16,974	13,212	12,045	6,103	3,101	3,788	2,233	1,040	971	370
Foreign subjects	6,753	1,585	2,693	618	740	404	289	163	81	150	30
Allegiance unknown	108	5	48	36	9			1	1	7	1

TABLE VII. SUMMARY TABLE shewing the Distribution according to Birth-place of the Inhabitants of INLAND TOWNS and DISTRICTS chiefly AGRICULTURAL.
WHERE BORN.	TOTAL.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	TOTAL.	Bourke.	Evelyn and Mornington.	Grant.	Kyneton, Kilmore, and Seymour District.	Southern and Western Villiers.	Normanby.	Dundas and Follett (The Grange, Casterton, &c.)	Colac.	Talbot.	The Murray (Towns and Villages).	Gipps Land (Parishes and Towns).
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	8,389	3,873	494	1,520	998	430	104	148	237	203	256	126
Born in other Australian Colonies	1,605	620	104	216	245	85	30	17	34	66	106	82
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	363	190	33	41	33	13	1	4	3	20	23	2
Born in England	14,093	7,807	772	2,283	1,379	479	119	145	248	400	363	98
Born in Wales	241	161	15	22	16	17		1	2	5	2
Born in Scotland	6,428	3,249	277	1,101	715	388	77	170	98	181	98	74
Born in Ireland	7,928	3,890	375	1,361	1,215	358	46	88	136	172	244	43
FOREIGN.
Born in France	94	19	1	27	11	24		1	1	8	1	1
Born in Germany	631	355	43	59	51	56	41	9	1	5	11
Born in other European Countries	234	115	29	50	18	2		1		13	5	1
Born in the United States	205	100	15	24	27	3			1	9	26
Born in other parts of America	11	8			3
Born in China	47	12	2	5		11		3	2		7	5
Born in other Countries	14	5	1	4	4
Born at sea	182	110	6	28	8	10	4	8	2	6	3	2
Birth-place not specified	126	70	1	23	11	2		1		15	2	1
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	40,591	20,584	2,168	6,764	4,734	1,878	422	591	765	1,103	1,147	435
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	39,541	20,106	2,079	6,582	4,624	1,821	393	577	761	1,070	1,100	428
Foreign subjects	1,027	476	89	165	109	56	29	13	4	32	47	7
Allegiance unknown	23	2		17	1	1		1		1

TABLE VIII. SUMMARY TABLE shewing the Distribution according to Birth-place of the Inhabitants of DISTRICTS cheifly PASTORAL.
WHERE BORN.	TOTAL.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	TOTAL.	Anglesey and Dalhousie.	Dundas and Follett.	Grant.	Grenville.	Hampden and Heytesbury.	Mornington.	Normanby.	Polworth.	Ripon.	Talbot.	Villiers.	Gipps Land.	The Loddon and Rodney.	The Murray.	The Wimmera.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	3,080	199	172	102	121	287	120	242	31	151	7	519	210	158	382	379
Born in other Australian Colonies	901	58	47	12	35	38	19	75	18	45	8	84	152	67	148	95
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	156	12	12	2	18	9	7	15	1	16	4	2	12	13	12	21
Born in England	5,421	345	347	217	223	356	92	230	102	463	81	517	339	532	566	1,011
Born in Wales	64	8	2	3		1	2	1	2	9		4	3	12	12	5
Born in Scotland	3,742	168	357	97	284	369	77	350	36	371	9	277	196	273	268	610
Born in Ireland	2,738	208	166	65	101	151	92	240	19	143	25	412	116	231	312	457
FOREIGN.
Born in France	17	1		1	1	1			1		1		5	2	3	1
Born in Germany	96	8	3	6	9	2	1	3			1	2	7	21	3	30
Born in other European Countries	66	10	2	11	1	1	7	2		4	1	1	2	8	7	9
Born in the United States	56	3	1	2	2	2		2	1	3	1	10	3	10	8	8
Born in other parts of America	8	2											1	3		2
Born in China	228	5	15		27	26	1	3	5	52			24	8	12	50
Born in other Countries	7	3									1			1		2
Born at sea	58		6	3	1	7	1	11		4	1	8	5	3	7	1
Birth-place not specified	40	1	5	3	3					8			9	7		4
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	16,678	1,031	1,135	524	826	1,250	419	1,174	216	1,269	140	1,836	1,084	1,349	1,740	2,685
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	16,192	1,003	1,116	786	502	1,218	410	1,164	209	1,210	135	1,826	1,029	1,290	1,710	2,584
Foreign subjects	476	28	18	40	19	32	9	10	7	59	5	10	55	53	30	101
Allegiance unknown	10		1		3									6

TABLE IX. TABLE shewing the proportion per cent. which the people of different Birth-places resident in VICTORIA, and in the SEAPORT TOWNS, the GOLD FIELDS, and the AGRICULTURAL and GRAZING DISTRICTS, bear to the total of each respectively ; also the proportion of British and Foreign subjects.
WHERE BORN.	The Colony.	The Seaport Towns.	The Gold Fields.	The Agricultural Districts.	The Departuring Districts.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	12.66	12.78	6.62	20.66	18.46
Born in other Australian Colonies	4.74	3.86	6.90	3.95	5.40
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	1.59	1.46	2.18	0.89	0.93
Born in England	41.36	44.10	43.32	34.71	32.50
Born in Wales	0.98	0.80	1.66	0.59	0.38
Born in Scotland	15.22	15.02	12.84	15.83	22.43
Born in Ireland	16.77	17.43	14.36	19.53	16.41
FOREIGN.
Born in France	0.38	0.32	0.59	0.23	0.09
Born in Germany	1.67	1.26	2.46	1.55	0.57
Born in other European Countries	1.00	0.65	1.73	0.57	0.39
Born in the United States	1.16	0.81	2.28	0.50	0.33
Born in other parts of America	0.07	0.07	0.06	0.02	0.04
Born in China	0.98	0.07	3.11	0.11	1.36
Born in other Countries	0.17	0.06	0.22	0.03	0.04
Born at sea	0.41	0.45	0.31	0.44	0.34
Birth-place not specified	0.80	0.78	1.29	0.31	0.24
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	94.73	96.90	89.71	97.41	97.08
Foreign subjects	5.18	3.06	10.12	2.53	2.85
Allegiance unknown	0.07	0.02	0.16	0.05	0.06

This Table may be read thus :—Out of every 100 persons residing in Victoria, 12.66 were born in the Colony, 4.74 in other Australian Colonies, and so on. Of every 100 persons resident in the seaport towns, on the gold fields, in the agricultural and in the grazing districts, there were respectively 12.78, 6.62, 20.66 and 18.46 born in Victoria.

TABLE X. TABLE shewing the proportion per cent. of persons born in VICTORIA and BRITISH and FOREIGN COUNTRIES, who are resident in the SEAPORT TOWNS, the GOLD FIELDS, and the AGRICULTURAL and GRAZING DISTRICTS respectively ; also the proportion of British and Foreign subjects.
WHERE BORN.	Average [proportion of population in each division to the total of the four divisions.]	Seaport Towns.	Gold Fields.	Agricultural Districts.	Grazing Districts.
WHERE BORN.		46.01	29.04	17.68	7.27
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	100.00	46.65	13.76	28.96	10.63
Born in other Australian Colonies	100.00	38.03	38.64	14.94	8.38
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	100.00	48.83	38.83	10.73	4.61
Born in England	100.00	50.55	28.27	15.29	5.89
Born in Wales	100.00	39.44	46.44	11.16	2.96
Born in Scotland	100.00	47.01	22.87	19.04	11.08
Born in Ireland	100.00	48.82	22.90	21.02	7.26
FOREIGN.
Born in France	100.00	42.49	43.84	11.58	2.09
Born in Germany	100.00	37.76	41.76	17.78	2.70
Born in other European Countries	100.00	34.01	51.25	11.50	3.24
Born in the United States	100.00	34.50	55.05	8.21	2.24
Born in other parts of America	100.00	55.88	30.15	8.09	5.88
Born in China	100.00	3.55	84.11	2.11	10.23
Born in other Countries	100.00	29.73	60.81	6.30	3.16
Born at Sea	100.00	52.70	20.90	20.02	6.38
Birth-place not specified	100.00	46.78	43.85	7.11	2.26
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	100.00	46.98	27.45	18.14	7.43
Foreign subjects	100.00	28.17	58.74	8.94	4.15
Allegiance unknown	100.00	18.02	62.79	13.37	5.82

This Table may be read thus :—Out of every 100 persons residing in Victoria (exclusive of persons in ships and travellers on the principal roads), there were 46.01 dwelling in the seaport towns, 29.04 on the gold fields, 17.68 in the agricultural, and 7.27 in the grazing districts. Of every 100 persons born in Victoria, 46.65 were resident in the seaport towns, 13.76 on the gold fields, 28.96 in the agricultural and 10.63 in the grazing districts.

DETAILED TABLES.

COUNTIES AND PASTORAL DISTRICTS ARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER.

TABLE XI., COUNTY OF BOURKE.—(SUMMARY.)
WHERE BORN.	Total of Bourke County.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	Total of Bourke County.	Melbourne Municipality.	East Bourke, including East Collingwood and the Borough of Richmond.	West Bourke, including the Borough of Williamstown.	South Bourke, including the Borough of Brighton and Prahran.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	13,270	5,588	3,765	1,565	2,352
Born in other Australian Colonies	3,390	1,830	793	382	385
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	1,493	941	247	149	156
Born in England	43,889	22,304	11,717	3,338	6,530
Born in Wales	919	531	220	89	79
Born in Scotland	15,388	8,460	3,631	1,752	1,545
Born in Ireland	18,101	10,786	3,661	1,889	1,765
FOREIGN.
Born in France	325	257	30	16	22
Born in Germany	1,415	722	406	69	218
Born in other European Countries	713	459	100	60	94
Born in the United States	862	660	61	51	90
Born in other parts of America	76	62	6	2	6
Born in China	58	42	1	12	3
Born in other Countries	63	46	9	4	4
Born at Sea	457	192	143	45	77
Birth-place not specified	667	355	130	83	99
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	101,086	53,235	24,920	9,506	13,425
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	97,843	51,090	24,428	9,296	13,032
Foreign subjects	3,212	2,134	491	200	387
Allegiance unknown	28	11	1	10	6

TABLE XII., COUNTY OF BOURKE.—MUNICIPALITY OF MELBOURNE.
WHERE BORN.	Total of the Municipality of Melbourne.	INHABITANTS OF
		Melbourne Proper.				North Melbourne.		Fitzroy Ward, Collingwood.	East Melbourne (part of Gipps and La Trobe Wards).	Emerald Hill.	Sandridge (including scattered population on the banks of the Yarra).	St. Kilda (within the City boundary).	South Yarra (La Trobe Ward, south of the Yarra).
		Bourke Ward (part of).	Gipps Ward (part of).	La Trobe Ward (part of).	Lonedale Ward (part of).	Hotham Ward.	Smith Ward.	Fitzroy Ward, Collingwood.	East Melbourne (part of Gipps and La Trobe Wards).	Emerald Hill.		St. Kilda (within the City boundary).	South Yarra (La Trobe Ward, south of the Yarra).
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	5,588	907	1,067	598	359	413	255	1,204	72	250	136	237	90
Born in other Australian Colonies	1,830	309	394	200	127	146	138	288	36	64	38	55	35
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	941	126	168	104	66	74	77	126	28	73	60	9	30
Born in England	22,304	2,737	4,073	2,725	1,586	1,386	1,210	4,393	319	1,698	1,075	529	573
Born in Wales	531	61	99	91	44	31	12	86	5	41	37	7	17
Born in Scotland	8,460	1,561	1,321	864	640	812	588	1,226	111	672	281	142	242
Born in Ireland	10,786	1,750	2,500	1,239	1,042	704	680	1,398	146	596	263	226	242
FOREIGN.
Born in France	257	10	91	63	14	7	11	39	2	10	4	1	5
Born in Germany	722	76	164	194	94	16	9	70	15	22	40	4	18
Born in other European Countries	459	33	154	81	56	14	15	27	5	29	31	3	11
Born in the United States	660	86	118	98	74	17	35	85	14	24	94	9	6
Born in other parts of America	62	8	17	12			8	11	1		4	1
Born in China	42	10	4	4	4		5	2		1	10		2
Born in other Countries	46	1	3	8	12	2	1	2		8	3	2	4
Born at Sea	192	33	36	25	13	13		35	4	16	10	4	3
Birth-place not specified	355	18	2	32	46	35	16	180			9	13	4
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	53,235	7,726	10,211	6,338	4,177	3,670	3,060	9,172	758	3,504	2,095	1,242	1,282
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	51,090	7,503	9,672	5,898	3,935	3,626	2,979	8,952	723	3,424	1,914	1,225	1,239
Foreign subjects	2,134	221	536	439	240	44	80	219	35	80	180	17	43
Allegiance unknown	11	2	3	1	2		1	1			1

TABLE XIII., COUNTY OF BOURKE.—EAST BOURKE.
WHERE BORN.	Total of East Bourke, including East Collingwood and Richmond.	Total of East Bourke, exclusive of Collingwood and Richmond.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.			East Collingwood and Flat (to the Merri Creek).	Richmond (Borough).	Parish of Jika Jika, exclusive of Melbourne, Collingwood, and Richmond.	Parish of Will-will-rook.	Parish of Yuroke.	Parish of Mickleham.	Parish of Keelbundora (Heidelberg District).	Parish of Wollert (Epping District).	Parish of Kalkallo (Donnybrook District).	Parish of Merriang.	Parish of Toorrourrong (part of).	Parish of Yan Yean (part of).	Parish of Morang (part of).
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	3,765	1,793	1,075	897	638	250	47	38	328	169	67	54	46	48	108
Born in other Australian Colonies	793	273	304	216	163	18	9	1	27	4	18	7	4	11	11
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	247	86	81	80	45	3	3	1	19	1	4	6		4
Born in England	11,717	3,483	4,658	3,576	1,595	336	103	106	815	107	108	17	39	135	122
Born in Wales	220	81	65	74	40	11			10	5	1		2	12
Born in Scotland	3,631	1,461	1,333	837	530	375	55	6	172	59	74	46	12	66	66
Born in Ireland	3,661	1,658	1,011	992	624	192	31	14	261	171	117	84	42	54	68
FOREIGN.
Born in France	30	8	11	11	6				1	1
Born in Germany	406	159	104	143	26	3		1	97	13	4		1	4	10
Born in other European Countries	100	27	21	52	11	2		1	7	3	1			2
Born in the United States	61	21	22	18	6	2	2		3	1		1	1	5
Born in other parts of America	6	3	1	2	2									1
Born in China	1	1									1
Born in other Countries	9	2	2	5	1									1
Born at Sea	143	52	50	41	18	6	1	4	14	4	1			1	3
Birth-place not specified	130	3		127		2			1
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	24,920	9,111	8,738	7,071	3,705	1,200	251	172	1,755	538	396	215	147	344	388
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	24,428	8,983	8,590	6,855	3,671	1,195	249	170	1,715	524	390	214	146	331	378
Foreign subjects	491	127	148	216	34	5	2	2	39	14	6	1	1	13	10
Allegiance unknown	1	1							1

TABLE XIV., COUNTY OF BOURKE.—WEST BOURKE.
WHERE BORN.	Total of West Bourke, including Williamstown.	Total of West Bourke, exclusive of Williamstown.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	Total of West Bourke, including Williamstown.	Total of West Bourke, exclusive of Williamstown.	Parish of Cut-paw-paw (Williamstown District).	Parish of Deutgam, Truganina, and Tarneit (Windham District).	Parish of Pywheltjorrk and Derrimut.	Parishers of Kororoit, Djerriwarrh, Yangardook, and Holden (Melton District).	Parish of Maribyrnong (Keilor District).	Parish of Doutta Gall (Essendon District).	Parish of Tullamarine.	Parish of Bulla Bulla.	Parish of Bolinda and Darraweitgulm.	Bacchus Marsh District, including the Parishes of Merrimu, Korkuperrimul, &c.	Gisborne District, including the Parishes of Kerrie and Buttlejorrk.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	1,565	1,196	484	29	8	32	97	355	109	120	44	160	127
Born in other Australian Colonies	382	250	157	5		15	17	90	9	14	3	31	41
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	149	73	76	5	2	3	6	25	1	3	1	5	22
Born in England	3,338	2,226	1,319	36	64	103	181	650	130	177	62	193	423
Born in Wales	89	51	39			3	5	24		5	6	1	6
Born in Scotland	1,752	1,365	448	30	18	62	148	449	164	112	22	129	170
Born in Ireland	1,889	1,499	515	25	18	70	178	475	73	114	52	153	216
FOREIGN.
Born in France	16	9	7			2	1	5					1
Born in Germany	69	46	26			5	7	14	1			5	11
Born in other European Countries	60	41	23		1	5	4	8	3	3		6	7
Born in the United States	51	31	20			1	2	8	2	4		4	10
Born in other parts of America	2	1	1				1
Born in China	12	9	3			3	1			2	2		1
Born in other Countries	4	2	2									1	1
Born at Sea	45	33	15	1			1	11	3	5		4	5
Birth-place not specified	83	61	22	7			1	33	1	1		3	15
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	9,506	6,893	3,157	138	111	304	650	2,147	496	560	192	695	1,056
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	9,296	6,766	3,067	137	1,110	291	634	2,119	491	551	190	680	1,026
Foreign subjects	200	125	82		1	13	16	27	5	9	2	15	30
Allegiance unknown	10	2	8	1				1

TABLE XV., COUNTY OF BOURKE.—SOUTH BOURKE.
WHERE BORN.	Total of South Bourke, including Prahran and Brighton.	Total of South Bourke, exclusive of Prahran and Brighton.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	Total of South Bourke, including Prahran and Brighton.	Total of South Bourke, exclusive of Prahran and Brighton.	Parish of Prahran.	Parish of Moorabbin, including Brighton.	Parish of Boroondara, including Hawthorn.	Parish of Bulleen (Templestowe District).	Parishes of Mulgrave and Nunawading (Oakleigh District).	Parish of Dandenong and Mordialloc (Dandenong District).
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	2,352	962	709	803	550	171	101	18
Born in other Australian Colonies	385	119	173	111	71	9	11	10
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	156	39	92	29	21	7	2	5
Born in England	6,530	2,253	3,033	1,544	1,514	224	109	106
Born in Wales	79	33	31	20	17		6	5
Born in Scotland	1,545	475	841	325	239	79	25	36
Born in Ireland	1,765	816	563	447	558	79	77	41
FOREIGN.
Born in France	22	3	12	7	3
Born in Germany	218	153	48	19	103	34	1	13
Born in other European Countries	94	49	28	20	30	2	10	4
Born in the United States	90	48	36	7	19	1	2	25
Born in other parts of America	6	4	1	1	4
Born in China	3	2	1					2
Born in other Countries	4	1	3		1
Born at Sea	77	26	44	8	20	3	2
Birth-place not specified	99	21	75	3	10	1		10
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	13,425	5,004	5,690	3,344	3,160	610	346	275
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	13,032	4,770	5,566	3,303	3,004	595	333	231
Foreign subjects	387	229	124	40	152	14	13	44
Allegiance unknown	6	5		1	4	1

TABLE XVI., COUNTY OF DALHOUSIE.
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Dalhousie.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Dalhousie.	Parish of Kyneton and Lauriston.	Parish of Carisruhe.	Edgecombe and Malmabury (par of).	Part of Woodend.	Places unnamed in the Police District of Kyneton.	Heathcote (Melvor Gold Fields).	Township of Kilmore.	Parish of Bylands and Suburbs of Kilmore.	Places unnamed in the Police District of Kilmore.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	1,136	259	57	66	20	36	80	306	257	55
Born in other Australian Colonies	358	67	31	27	5	9	98	72	28	21
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	64	8	8	2		6	28	6	3	3
Born in England	1,959	417	133	121	105	211	424	307	168	73
Born in Wales	34	3	1	2		6	15	5	2
Born in Scotland	916	177	80	25	19	95	116	245	122	37
Born in Ireland	1,532	252	64	67	42	111	221	454	247	74
FOREIGN.
Born in France	15	2	3			3	3	4
Born in Germany	75	17	10	4	3	8	18	11	2	2
Born in other European Countries	39	3				9	14	10	1	2
Born in the United States	42	9	7		4	2	14	3	3
Born in other parts of America	4		1			3
Born in China	5									5
Born in other Countries	6	1				3	1		1
Born at Sea	12	2		2			5	3
Birth-place not specified	15		1	1	1	2	3		7
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	6,212	1,217	396	317	199	504	1,040	1,426	841	272
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	6,034	1,187	375	312	193	481	990	1,398	835	263
Foreign subjects	176	30	21	4	6	23	49	28	6	9
Allegiance unknown	2			1			1

TABLES XVII. AND XVIII. COUNTIES OF ANGLESEY AND DUNDAS.
WHERE BORN.	ANGLESEY.			DUNDAS.
	Total of the County of Anglesey.	Police District of Seymour.		Total of the County of Dundas.	INHABITANTS OF
		INHABITANTS OF			North Hamilton.	Villages of Balmoral, Cavendish, and Coleraion.	Pastoral Districts.
		Township of Seymour and part of Avensi.	Pastoral Districts.		North Hamilton.	Villages of Balmoral, Cavendish, and Coleraion.	Pastoral Districts.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	141	24	117	243	58	40	145
Born in other Australian Colonies	43	13	30	54	8	4	42
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	9	5	4	15	3	1	11
Born in England	189	55	134	406	61	37	308
Born in Wales	5	3	2	3		1	2
Born in Scotland	83	11	72	387	48	16	323
Born in Ireland	112	31	81	192	37	12	143
FOREIGN.
Born in France
Born in Germany	2	2		12	9		3
Born in other European Countries	3	2	1	2	1		1
Born in the United States	2	1	1	1			1
Born in other parts of America	1	1
Born in China				18	3		15
Born in other Countries	2	2
Born at Sea	1	1		8	2	1	5
Birth-place not specified				4		1	3
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	593	151	442	1,345	230	113	1,002
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	584	144	440	1,313	217	112	984
Foreign subjects	9	7	2	30	13		17
Allegiance unknown				2		1	1

TABLE XIX., COUNTY OF FOLLETT.
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Follett.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Follett.	Parish of Casterton.	Parish of Lindsey.	Pastoral Districts.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	77	23	27	27
Born in other Australian Colonies	10	2	3	5
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	1			1
Born in England	86	39	8	39
Born in Wales
Born in Scotland	140	41	65	34
Born in Ireland	62	22	17	23
FOREIGN.
Born in France	1	1
Born in Germany
Born in other European Countries	1			1
Born in the United States
Born in other parts of America
Born in China
Born in other Countries
Born at Sea	1			1
Birth-place not specified	2			2
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	381	128	120	133
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	380	128	120	132
Foreign subjects	1			1
Allegiance unknown

TABLE XX., COUNTY OF EVELYN.
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Evelyn.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Evelyn.	Parish of Toorrourrong.	Parish of Yan Yean.	Parish of Moorang.	Parish of Nillumbik.	Parish of Warrandyte.	Parish of Yering.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	304	7	1	17	225	3	51
Born in other Australian Colonies	49	1		2	35		11
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	11			1	7		3
Born in England	436	18	3	28	304	26	57
Born in Wales	10			1	9
Born in Scotland	169	1		10	127	8	23
Born in Ireland	194	10	12	16	131	3	22
FOREIGN.
Born in France	1						1
Born in Germany	19				19
Born in other European Countries	12	3			1		8
Born in the United States	3				2		1
Born in other parts of America
Born in China	2						2
Born in other Countries	1				1
Born at Sea	3				3
Birth-place not specified	1			1
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	1,215	40	16	76	864	40	179
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	1,179	37	16	76	843	40	167
Foreign subjects	36	3			21		12
Allegiance unknown

TABLE XXI., COUNTY OF GRANT.—MUNICIPALITY OF GEELONG.
WHERE BORN.	Total of Grant County.	Total of the Municipality of Geelong.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	Total of Grant County.	Total of the Municipality of Geelong.	Geelong Proper, Parish of Corio.	Chilwell and Suburbs in Kardinia Ward, Parish of Moorpanyal.	Ashby and Suburbs, in Villamanta Ward, Parish of Moorpanyal.	Germantown, and Suburbs in Barwon Ward and Parish of Dundas.	Suburbs in Barwon Ward, in the Parish of Moolap.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	4,997	2,962	1,155	583	1,023	109	92
Born in other Australian Colonies	1,449	980	422	127	375	28	28
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	385	209	127	25	57
Born in England	13,701	8,739	3,358	1,894	3,082	126	279
Born in Wales	230	71	34	10	25	1	1
Born in Scotland	5,300	3,074	1,345	513	1,149	34	33
Born in Ireland	5,217	3,232	1,673	345	1,047	83	84
FOREIGN.
Born in France	87	38	26	5	7
Born in Germany	458	256	99	9	32	113	3
Born in other European Countries	244	86	57	9	17	1	2
Born in the United States	206	94	54	6	33		1
Born in other parts of America	8	8	4	1	3
Born in China	166	30	21		1	7	1
Born in other Countries	13	8	1	1	6
Born at Sea	142	99	30	21	39	1	8
Birth-place not specified	286	229	94	95	39		1
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	32,889	20,115	8,500	3,644	6,935	503	533
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	31,734	19,629	8,262	3,612	6,847	382	526
Foreign subjects	1,131	482	238	28	88	121	7
Allegiance unknown	24	4		4

TABLE XXII., COUNTY OF GRANT.—SETTLED DISTRICTS. (EXCLUSIVE OF GEELONG).
WHERE BORN.	Total of the Settled Districts of the County of Grant.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	Total of the Settled Districts of the County of Grant.	Parish of Moolap (without the borough of Geelong).	Parish of Beliarine.	Parish of Paywit.	Parish of Barrabool.	Parish of Duneed (extra Municipal) and country to the sea coast.	Parish of Modewarre, and country to the Sea coast.	Parish of Gnarwarre.	Parish of Moorpanyal (without the borough of Geelong).	Parish of Gherineghap.	Parish of Murghebolue.	Parish of Youang and Wurdiyouang (Station Peak District).	Parish of Woornyaloak.	Parish of Murtcaim.	Parish of Bulban.	Parish of Mamburin, Cocoroc and Werribee (Wyndham District).
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	1,213	146	207	44	187	121	131	65	130	71	27	26	13	10	17	18
Born in other Australian Colonies	132	12	10	12	42	4	12	3	14	4	5	5	2	4	1	2
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	24	3	9	2	2				5	1	1			1
Born in England	1,589	179	352	121	355	70	57	38	78	78	54	61	51	38	9	48
Born in Wales	15	5	4	3	2											1
Born in Scotland	683	65	185	40	83	21	33	11	93	41	13	16	6	23	32	21
Born in Ireland	1,039	147	155	27	152	106	113	38	154	69	21	6	17	10	7	17
FOREIGN.
Born in France	6		1	1		2								1		1
Born in Germany	44	5	1	4	19			1	2	6		2				4
Born in other European Countries	41	4	3		4	18			8	1	3
Born in the United States	5	1	1		1					1		1
Born in other parts of America
Born in China	4					1										3
Born in other Countries	1				1
Born at Sea	18	1	2	1	6		1	2	2		1	1				1
Birth-place not specified	10			1	3	4							1		1
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	4,824	568	930	256	857	347	347	158	486	272	125	118	90	87	67	116
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	4,715	559	924	250	829	322	347	157	477	264	122	115	89	86	66	108
Foreign subjects	99	9	6	5	25	21		1	9	8	3	3		1		8
Allegiance unknown	10			1	3	4							1		1

TABLE XXIII., COUNTY OF GRANT— BEYOND THE SETTLED DISTRICTS.
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Grant beyond the Settled Districts.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Grant beyond the Settled Districts.	Ballaarat Gold Fields (part of).	Buninyong.	Ballan (Sub-District).	Meredith.	The Leigh.	Residue (Extra-parochilal Districts).
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	822	413	156	77	25	49	102
Born in other Australian Colonies	337	241	42	27	8	7	12
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	152	133	10	4	3		2
Born in England	3,373	2,462	359	159	115	61	217
Born in Wales	144	134		1	6		3
Born in Scotland	1,543	1,028	199	75	43	101	97
Born in Ireland	946	559	143	83	54	42	65
FOREIGN.
Born in France	43	21	5	14		2	1
Born in Germany	158	137	6	2	6	1	6
Born in other European Countries	117	97	5		4		11
Born in the United States	107	86	7	6	4	2	2
Born in other parts of America
Born in China	132	131	1
Born in other Countries	4	1	1		1	1
Born at Sea	25	12	5	5			3
Birth-place not specified	47	31	2	9	1	1	3
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	7,950	5,486	941	462	270	267	524
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	7,390	5,021	916	434	255	262	502
Foreign subjects	550	465	25	22	14	5	19
Allegiance unknown	10			6	1		3

TABLE XXIV., COUNTY OF GRENVILLE.
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Grenville.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Grenville.	Township of Ballaarat.	Ballaarat and Woady Yaloak Diggings.	Parish of Mindle.	Pastoral District of North Grenville.	South Grenville.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	819	98	600	12	73	36
Born in other Australian Colonies	354	68	251	7	11	17
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	159	29	112	1	12	5
Born in England	3,345	578	2,544	26	117	80
Born in Wales	123	18	105
Born in Scotland	1,597	201	1,112	25	195	64
Born in Ireland	1,491	199	1,191	12	59	30
FOREIGN.
Born in France	52	9	42	1
Born in Germany	123	14	100		9
Born in other European Countries	121	14	106		1
Born in the United States	169	23	144	1		1
Born in other parts of America	8	2	6
Born in China	151	35	89	1	23	3
Born in other Countries	3		3
Born at Sea	21	3	17		1
Birth-place not specified	68	12	53		3
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	8,604	1,303	6,475	86	504	236
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	7,988	215	5,989	83	471	232
Foreign subjects	616	90	486	3	33	4
Allegiance unknown

TABLES XXV. AND XXVI. COUNTIES OF HAMPDEN AND HEYTESBURY.
WHERE BORN.	HAMPDEN.	HEYTESBURY.
	Total of the County.	Total of the County of Heytesbury.	INHABITANTS OF
	Total of the County.	Total of the County of Heytesbury.	Parish of Hepunga.	Parish of Talangatta.	Remainder of the County.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	176	111	32	12	67
Born in other Australian Colonies	26	12	6	2	4
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	4	5	5
Born in England	246	110	35	14	61
Born in Wales		1	1
Born in Scotland	330	39	5	4	30
Born in Ireland	87	64	28	9	27
FOREIGN.
Born in France	1
Born in Germany	1	1		1
Born in other European Countries	1
Born in the United States		2	1		1
Born in other parts of America
Born in China	23	3			3
Born in other Countries
Born at Sea	4	3	1		2
Birth-place not specified
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	899	351	114	42	195
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	873	345	113	41	191
Foreign subjects	26	6	1	1	4
Allegiance unknown

TABLE XXVII., COUNTY OF MORNINGTON.
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Mornington.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Mornington.	Parish of Berwick.	Parish of Eumemmering.	Parish of Mooroodue and Village of Frankston.	Point Nepean District.	Parish of Cranbourne.	Parish of Lyndhurst.	Parish of Corinella and Wollomai and the Islands in Western Port Bay.	Remainder of the County.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	310	24	40	35	45	24	21	1	120
Born in other Australian Colonies	74	12	5	13	16	6		3	19
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	29	8	5	1	1	5		2	7
Born in England	428	51	46	50	102	38	30	19	92
Born in Wales	7	1	2	1	1				2
Born in Scotland	185	13	10	11	33	20	9	12	77
Born in Ireland	273	20	22	30	62	23	19	5	92
FOREIGN.
Born in France
Born in Germany	25	20		2			2		1
Born in other European Countries	24	3		2	7	1	3	1	7
Born in the United States	12	2	2		2	5	1
Born in other parts of America
Born in China	1								1
Born in other Countries
Born at Sea	4					3			1
Birth-place not specified
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	1,372	154	132	145	269	125	85	43	419
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	1,310	129	130	141	260	119	79	42	410
Foreign subjects	62	25	2	4	9	6	6	1	9
Allegiance unknown

TABLE XXVIII., COUNTY OF NORMANBY.
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Normanby.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Normanby.	Parish of Bolwirra.	Parish of Digby.	South Hamilton.	Parish and Town of Portland.	Remainder of the County.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	821	25	39	40	475	242
Born in other Australian Colonies	213	11	8	11	108	75
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	37			1	21	15
Born in England	1,175	23	44	52	826	230
Born in Wales	13				12	1
Born in Scotland	766	7	27	43	339	350
Born in Ireland	793	8	16	22	507	240
FOREIGN.
Born in France
Born in Germany	60		2	39	16	3
Born in other European Countries	5				3	2
Born in the United States	3				1	2
Born in other parts of America
Born in China	3					3
Born in other Countries
Born at Sea	31	2	1	1	16	11
Birth-place not specified	1				1
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	3,921	76	137	209	2,325	1,174
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	3,871	74	137	182	2,314	1,164
Foreign subjects	50	2		27	11	10
Allegiance unknown

TABLES XXIX. AND XXX. COUNTIES OF POLWARTH AND RIPON.
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Polworth.	POLWORTH.				RIPON.
		INHABITANTS OF				Total of the County.
		Apollo Bay and Cape Otway.	Colac and the Parishes of Elliminyt, Irrawarra, Nalangil and Warrion.	Old Mission Station and Parishes of Whoorell and Yan-Yang-Urt.	Remainder of the County.	Total of the County.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	268	10	237	11	10	151
Born in other Australian Colonies	52	2	34	6	10	45
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	4		3		1	16
Born in England	350	25	248	23	54	463
Born in Wales	4	2	2			9
Born in Scotland	134	11	98	23	2	371
Born in Ireland	155	3	136	3	13	143
FOREIGN.
Born in France	2		1		1
Born in Germany	1		1
Born in other European Countries						4
Born in the United States	2		1		1	3
Born in other parts of America
Born in China	7		2	5		52
Born in other Countries
Born at Sea	2		2			4
Birth-place not specified						8
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	981	53	765	71	92	1,269
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	970	53	761	66	90	1,210
Foreign subjects	11		4	5	2	59
Allegiance unknown

TABLE XXXI., COUNTY OF TALBOT.
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Talbot.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Talbot.	Barker's, Campbell's (part of), Forest, and Fryer's Creeks.	Castlemaine Township.	Creewick's Creek, and part of the Ballaarat Diggings.	Hepburn (Mount Franklyn).	Amberst (Dalby Hill).	Elphinstone, Taradale, and part of Malmsbury.	Lexton, Carishbrook, Walbrook, &c.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	1,316	661	136	205	80	24	77	133
Born in other Australian Colonies	1,129	619	173	163	44	56	31	43
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	290	123	39	73	28	3	21	3
Born in England	7,683	4,129	902	1,573	380	218	267	214
Born in Wales	275	143	36	72	11	8	4	1
Born in Scotland	1,961	962	173	449	155	32	74	116
Born in Ireland	2,026	1,036	231	361	177	24	77	120
FOREIGN.
Born in France	125	44	10	35	27		8	1
Born in Germany	328	139	51	109	15	8	4	2
Born in other European Countries	230	85	7	40	68	16	12	2
Born in the United States	256	103	22	89	26	6	5	5
Born in other parts of America	14	11		1	2
Born in China	138	52		85	1
Born in other Countries	36	7	1	26	1		1
Born at Sea	64	36	6	9	4	2	6	1
Birth-place not specified	373	148	67	130	9	4	11	4
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	16,244	8,298	1,854	3,420	1,028	401	598	645
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	15,119	7,868	1,758	3,032	885	370	571	635
Foreign subjects	1,097	419	91	384	137	30	26	10
Allegiance unknown	28	11	5	4	6	1	1

TABLE XXXII., COUNTY OF VILLIERS.
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Villiers.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	Total of the County of Villiers.	Township of Belfast.	Parish of Mearie.	Village of Tower Hill.	Village of Woodford.	Parish of Koroit.	Parish of Yangery.	Township of Warrnambool.	Parish of Wangoom.	Parish of Puraim.	Parish of Cooramook.	Eastern Villiers (Rural District).	Northern Villiers (Rural District).	Western and Southern Villiers (Rural District).
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	1,533	337	36	46	19	21	25	247	141	51	18	27	46	519
Born in other Australian Colonies	316	82	13	9	1	9	7	65	26	2	5	8	5	84
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	29	6		1			1	8	9	1		1		2
Born in England	1,803	478	51	35	34	27	45	329	101	25	20	84	57	517
Born in Wales	30	7	10				5	2			1	1		4
Born in Scotland	944	154	3	18	1	19	7	125	61	55	44	68	112	277
Born in Ireland	1,178	261	30	62	22	22	34	147	102	27	20	21	18	412
FOREIGN.
Born in France	25							1		24
Born in Germany	65	2			1		1	5	5	8		1	40	2
Born in other European Countries	7	1			2			3						1
Born in the United States	17	2				1		2				1	1	10
Born in other parts of America
Born in China	12							1				11
Born in other Countries
Born at Sea	34	8		1	1	1	1	8	3			1	2	8
Birth-place not specified	3	1										2
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	5,996	1,339	143	172	81	100	126	943	448	193	108	226	261	1,836
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	5,914	1,334	143	172	78	99	125	933	443	161	108	212	280	1,826
Foreign subjects	81	5			3	1	1	10	5	32		13	1	10
Allegiance unknown	1											1

TABLE XXXIII., GIPPS LAND.
WHERE BORN.	Total of Gipps Land.	Total of the Police District of Alberton.	Police District of Alberton.					Total of the Police District of Sale.	Police District of Sale.
			INHABITANTS OF						INHABITANTS OF
			Bass (unproclaimed county).	Alberton, including Orr's survey.	Port Albert.	Parish of Tarra Tarra, including Tarraville.	Remainder of the district.		Township of Sale.	Haddington (unproclaimed county), exclusive of Sale.	Bruce (unproclaimed county).	Abington (unproclaimed county).	Combermere and Howe (unproclaimed county).
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	431	209	19	37	20	95	38	222	29	86	66	4	37
Born in other Australian Colonies	316	166	8	23	32	51	52	150	21	61	44	9	15
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	18	10	3	1	3	1	2	8	1	5	2
Born in England	584	292	47	59	40	88	58	292	30	128	81	26	27
Born in Wales	5	5		1	1		3
Born in Scotland	312	148	45	6	18	55	24	164	24	58	57	13	12
Born in Ireland	218	105	8	23	9	48	17	113	5	49	40	7	12
FOREIGN.
Born in France	6	1					1	5	1	1	3
Born in Germany	8	6	3		1		2	2		1			1
Born in other European Countries	4	3	1			2		1		1
Born in the United States	3	1	1					2		2
Born in other parts of America	1							1				1
Born in China	31	5	2	1		1	1	26	5	11	9	1
Born in other Countries
Born at Sea	8	3	1		1	1		5		2	3
Birth-place not specified	11	1			1			10		1	9
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	1,956	955	138	151	126	342	198	1,001	116	406	314	61	104
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	1,903	938	131	150	124	339	194	965	110	391	302	59	103
Foreign subjects	52	16	7	1	1	3	4	36	6	15	12	2	1
Allegiance unknown	1	1			1

TABLE XXXIV., THE LODDON DISTRICT.
WHERE BORN.	Total of the Loddon District.	INHABITANTS OF
WHERE BORN.	Total of the Loddon District.	Pastoral Districts.	Kerang Diggings.	Kingewer Diggings.	Muckleford (Borough).	Lockwood (Borough).	Bendigo Diggings, exclusive of the Borough of Sandhurst.	Sandhurst (Borough).	Tarrangower Diggings.	Avoca Diggings.	Campbell's Creek (part of Mount Alexander Gold Fields).
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	1,571	68	19	30	15	13	458	414	279	133	142
Born in other Australian Colonies	1,913	33	31	45	14	2	592	538	295	228	135
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	661	7	40	18	4	1	204	193	105	70	19
Born in England	11,469	261	235	259	76	34	3,114	2,841	2,494	1,262	893
Born in Wales	411	3	18	22	5	2	137	117	45	23	39
Born in Scotland	3,212	138	117	60	14	6	788	823	676	360	230
Born in Ireland	3,838	128	53	71	23	17	1,065	1,296	686	232	267
FOREIGN.
Born in France	140		2	3	1	2	21	56	33	19	3
Born in Germany	827	4	5	12		9	273	226	180	88	30
Born in other European Countries	532	1	20	5			128	173	140	42	23
Born in the United States	564	8	12	17	1		113	184	156	57	16
Born in other parts of America	16						2	4	5		5
Born in China	1,469	2	1				1,040	368	55	1	2
Born in other Countries	92	1	3	1			44	25	18
Born at Sea	84	2	2	3			20	33	14	8	2
Birth-place not specified	327	3	8	10		4	120	71	39	54	18
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	27,126	659	566	556	153	90	8,119	7,362	5,220	2,577	1,824
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	23,499	640	522	518	151	76	6,484	6,337	4,649	2,394	1,728
Foreign subjects	3,548	16	43	38	2	11	1,600	1,013	564	183	78
Allegiance unknown	79	3	1			3	35	12	7		18

TABLE XXXV., THE MURRAY DISTRICT.
WHERE BORN.	Total of the Murray District.	Total of the Gold Fields.	THE GOLD FIELDS.					Total of the Pastoral Districts.	PASTORAL DISTRICTS.						Total of the Towns and Villages.	TOWNS AND VILLAGES.
			INHABITANTS OF						INHABITANTS OF							INHABITANTS OF
			Beechworth and Spring Creek.	Buckland and Omeo Diggings.	Reid's Creek.	Snake Valley.	Yackandandah.		Pastoral Districts of the Seven Creeks and Lower Goulburn.	Pastoral Districts of the Broken Creek and Lower Murray.	Pastoral Districts of the Ovens and King Rivers.	Pastoral Districts of Black Dog Creek, &c.	Pastoral Districts of the Upper Murray and Mitta Mitta Rivers.	Pastoral Districts of the Little River.		Avenel.	Benalla.	Euroa.	Longwood.	Violet Town.	Wangaratta.	Wodonga.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	788	150	58	26	15	29	22	382	149	44	61	75	30	23	256	17	76	28	12	12	107	4
Born in other Australian Colonies	732	478	214	69	51	97	47	148	25	25	36	6	24	32	106	6	16	8	1	6	63	6
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	115	80	31	20	2	13	14	12	6	4	1		1		23		4		1	1	16	1
Born in England	2,177	1,248	448	262	160	252	126	566	248	111	52	70	51	34	363	25	106	48	29	21	122	12
Born in Wales	53	39	10	10	4	9	6	12	6		3	3			2						2
Born in Scotland	667	301	91	59	49	63	39	268	180	38	16	16	9	9	98	4	18	14	9	2	49	2
Born in Ireland	1,350	794	307	128	85	151	123	312	130	66	52	29	15	20	244	19	73	25	9	10	101	7
FOREIGN.
Born in France	26	22	4	4	7	2	5	3	1	2					1						1
Born in Germany	59	45	17	12	7	4	5	3	3						11		1		1		9
Born in other European Countries	48	36	11	14	5	3	3	7	5	2					5	2	1	1			1
Born in the United States	314	280	69	80	38	29	64	8	2		2			4	26		1				23	2
Born in other parts of America	3	3				1	2
Born in China	33	14	7	6			1	12		4				8	7						7
Born in other Countries	4	4	3				1
Born at Sea	21	11	5	1	1	2	2	7	4	1	1		1		3		1		1	1
Birth-place not specified	2														2						2
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	6,392	3,505	1,275	691	424	655	460	1,740	759	297	224	199	131	130	1,147	73	297	124	63	53	503	34
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	5,911	3,101	1,164	575	367	616	379	1,710	751	289	222	199	131	118	1,100	71	295	123	62	53	462	34
Foreign subjects	481	404	111	116	57	39	81	30	8	8	2			12	47	2	2	1	1		41
Allegiance unknown

TABLE XXXVI., RODNEY AND THE WIMMERA DISTRICT.
WHERE BORN.	RODNEY.(Unproclaimed County.)			THE WIMMERA.
	Total of Rodney.	INHABITANTS OF		Total of the Wimmera.	INHABITANTS OF
	Total of Rodney.	Pastoral District.	Moora and Waranga Diggings.	Total of the Wimmera.	Township of Castle Donington, Crowlands, Glenorchy, and Horsham.	Pastoral Districts.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	126	77	49	379	31	348
Born in other Australian Colonies	115	32	83	95	3	92
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	18	5	13	21	2	19
Born in England	662	237	425	1,011	67	944
Born in Wales	23	7	16	5		5
Born in Scotland	255	129	126	610	19	591
Born in Ireland	237	86	151	457	32	425
FOREIGN.
Born in France	5		5	1		1
Born in Germany	40	8	32	30	1	29
Born in other European Countries	36	7	29	9	2	7
Born in the United States	27	2	25	8	2	6
Born in other parts of America	3	3		2		2
Born in China	6	6		50		50
Born in other Countries				2		2
Born at Sea	4	1	3	1		1
Birth-place not specified				4		4
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	1,557	600	957	2,685	159	2,526
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	1,444	574	870	2,584	154	2,430
Foreign subjects	113	26	87	101	5	96
Allegiance unknown

TABLE XXXVII., SHIPPING AND TRAVELLERS ON LAND.
WHERE BORN.	SHIPPING.					TRAVELLERS ON LAND.
WHERE BORN.	Total persons in vessels and hulks.	In commercial ships, store ships, barges, &c., in Hobson's Bay.	In vessels and barges in the River Yarra Yarra.	In other vessels, and vessels in other ports.	In penal hulks.	Total persons travelling on land.	Travellers entered on schedules.	Estimate for travellers whose birth-place was not specified.
BRITISH.
Born in Victoria	15	3	9		3	1,013	29	984
Born in other Australian Colonies	66	28	18	1	19	426	58	368
Born in other British Colonies and East Indies	259	153	48	9	49	129	12	117
Born in England	2,027	865	677	189	296	3,744	583	3,161
Born in Wales	84	37	40	6	1	82	8	74
Born in Scotland	951	468	390	41	52	1,327	169	1,158
Born in Ireland	522	131	85	204	102	1,486	193	1,293
FOREIGN.
Born in France	55	42	6	1	6	42	14	28
Born in Germany	255	199	32	8	16	151	30	121
Born in other European Countries	245	184	38	5	18	93	23	70
Born in the United States	149	113	25	7	4	116	31	85
Born in other parts of America	4		1		3	7	3	4
Born in China	33	28	4		1	80	4	76
Born in other Countries	177	152	3	21	1	7		7
Born at Sea	8	7		1	1	34	3	31
Birth-place not specified	137	60	31	45
TOTAL OF INHABITANTS	4,987	2,470	1,407	538	572	8,737	1,160	7,577
ALLEGIANCE.
British subjects	4,069	1,750	1,301	490	528	8,256	1,055	7,201
Foreign subjects	904	712	106	42	44	476	105	371
Allegiance unknown	14	8		6		5		5

By Authority :JOHN FERRES, Government Printer, Melbourne.