CENSUS OF VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA, TAKEN ON THE 31ST MARCH, 1901.

PARTS I. TO IX. WITH SUMMARY TABLES

CONTAINING

REFERENCES TO THE RESULTS OF PREVIOUS CENSUSES.

BY THE GOVERNMENT STATIST.

BY AUTHORITY:

ROBT. S. BRAIN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

CONTENTS.

SUMMARY TABLES.

PART I.—INHABITANTS AND HOUSES

PART II.M—AGES OF THE PEOPLE

PART III.—BIRTHPLACES AND ALLEGIANCE OF THE PEOPLE

PART IV.—RELIGIONS OF THE PEOPLE.

PART V.—CONJUGAL CONDITION OF THE PEOPLE

PART VI.—EDUCATION OF THE PEOPLE

PART VII.—SICKNESS AND INFIRMITY.

PART VIII.—LAND AND LIVE STOCK.

PART IX.—OCCUPATIONS OF THE PEOPLE.

CENSUS OF VICTORIA (ONE OF THE SIX STATES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA). 1901.

SUMMARY TABLES.

POPULATION ENUMERATED ON THE 31ST MARCH, 1901.

PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT PURSUANT TO ACT 54VICT. NO. 1171, SECTION 13.

BY AUTHORING:

ROBT. S. BRAIN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

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SUMMARY TABLES.

1. Population, 1861 to 1901

2. Dwellings, 1861 to 1901

3. Proportion of Sexes, Density of Population, Dwellings and Rooms, 1861 to 1901

4. Inhabitants and Dwellings, 1861 to 1961—Numbers

5. Inhabitants and Dwellings, 1861 to 1961—Proportions

6. Increase of Population, 1861 to 1901

7. Population in Counties, 1861 to 1901

8. Population in Counties, 1861 to 1901 Numerical Increase or Decrease

9. Population in Counties, 1861 to 1901 Centesimal Increase or Decrease

10. Population in Counties, 1861 to 1901 Proportion of Females to Males

11. Population and Dwellings in Counties, 1871 to 1901—Average Number to the square mile

12. Population and Dwellings in Cities, Towns, and Boroughs, 1891 and 1901

13. Population and Dwellings in Cities, Towns, and Boroughs, 1901—Density,&c.

14. Population and Dwellings Shires, 1891 and 1901

15. Population and Dwellings Greater Melbourne, 1891 and 1901

16. Parliamentary Representation—Legislative Council, 1901

17. Population, Dwellings, and Electors in Electoral Districts, 1901

18. Population in principal Cities, Towns, Boroughs, and Townships, 1901

19. Birthplaces—Numbers and Proportions, 1901

20. Birthplaces—1861 to 1901—Numbers

21. Birthplaces—1861 to 1901—Proportions

22. Religions, 1901

23. Religions, of Chinese and Aborigines, 1901

24. Religions, in Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District), 1901

25. Religions, in Urban and Rural Districts, 1901

26. Religions, in Counties, 1901

27. Religions, 1861 to 1901—Numbers and Proportions

28. Ages, 1891 and 1901

29. Ages, 1861 to 1901—Proportions

30. Conjugal Condition, 1861 to 1901

31. Conjugal Condition, 1891 and 1901—Numbers

32. Conjugal Condition, 1891 and 1901—Proportions

33. Conjugal Condition, 1891 and 1901—Marriageable Men and Women

34. Conjugal Condition, 1891 and 1901—Husbands and Wives

35. Conjugal Condition, Marriageable Men and Women, 1901

36. Conjugal Condition, Husbands and Wives together and apart, 1861 to 1901

37. Conjugal Condition, of the Total Population and of the Chinese and Aborigines, 1901

38. Education-Scholars, 1881 to 1901

39. Education-Children being and not being Educated, 1901"

40. Sickness and Infirmity, 1871 to 1901—Numbers and Proportions

41. Sickness and Infirmity, 1901—Numbers

42. Sickness and Infirmity, 1901—Proportions

43. Occupations in sub-orders, 1891 and 1901

Map of Victoria showing Density of Dwellings in each County.

Map of Victoria showing the Population in each Municipality.

Population, 1861-1901., TABLE I.—Showing the Total Population of Victoria, also the Number of Chinese and Aborigines at the last Five Censuses.
Year of Census.	Total Population.*			Chinese.			Aborigines.
Year of Census.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
1861	540,322	328,651	211,671	24,732	24,724	8	1,694	1,046	648
1871	731,528	401,050	330,478	17,935	17,899	36	1,330	784	546
1881	862,346	452,083	410,263	12,128	11,869	259	780	460	320
1891	1,140,405	598,414	541,991	9,377	8,772	605	565	325	240
1901	1,201,341	603,883	597,458	7,349	6,740	609	652	367	285

[* Including Chinese and Aborigines.]

Dwellings, 1861-1901., TABLE II.—Showing the Number of Dwellings in Victoria, classified according to Occupation, Materials, and Number of Rooms at the last Five Censuses.
Year of Census.	Occupation.				Total Number of Dwellings.	Materials					Dwellings having—					Total Number of Rooms.*
	Occupied.		Unoccupied.			Brick or Stone.	Wood, Iron, or Lath and Plaster	Slab, Bark, Mud &c.	Not Specified.	Canvas, Linen, Calico, &c.	One Room	Two Rooms.	Three and Four Rooms.	Five and Six Rooms.	More than Six Rooms.
	Houses.	Tents and Dwellings with Canvas Roofs.	Empty Houses.	Houses Being Built.		Brick or Stone.	Wood, Iron, or Lath and Plaster	Slab, Bark, Mud &c.	Not Specified.	Canvas, Linen, Calico, &c.	One Room	Two Rooms.	Three and Four Rooms.	Five and Six Rooms.	More than Six Rooms.
1861	86,446	42,750	5,017	119	134,332	18,990	59,346	9,280	3,966	42,750	42,555	36,566	36,892	10,354	7,965	397,455
1871	145,962	4,656	6,997	866	158,481	33,461	101,635	16,499	2,230	4,656	21,328	34,168	64,632	22,551	15,802	615,950
1881	167,454	2,632	9,049	681	179,816	45,615	115,143	12,604	3,822	2,632	14,442	25,666	74,850	39,297	25,561	798,019
1891	218,159	5,862	15,846	1,693	241,560	69,545	154,843	4,841	6,473	5,858	29,623		163,179		48,758	1,232,524
1901	237,987	3,423	11,629	617	253,656	75,696	166,356	2,896	5,285	3,423	11,233	13,433	86,561	89,297	53,132	1,330,975

Proportions of the Sexes, Density of Population, Dwellings and Rooms, 1861-1901., TABLE III.—Showing the Number of Females to 100 Males, of Persons and Dwellings to the Square Mile, of Persons and Rooms to a Dwelling, and of Persons to a Room, at the last Five Censuses.
Year of Census.	Females to 100 Males.	Persons to the square Mile (exclusive of Persons in Ships)	Inhabited Dwellings to the Square Mile.	Persons to the Inhabited Dwelling (exclusive of Persons in Ships).	Rooms to a Dwelling (Inhabited and Uninhabited).	Persons (exclusive of Persons in Ships) to a Room occupied and unoccupied.
1861	64.41	6.126	1.470	4.16	2.96	1.35
1871	82.40	8.298	1.714	4.84	3.89	1.18
1881	90.75	9.791	1.935	5.06	4.44	1.08
1891	90.57	12.948	2.549	5.08	5.10	0.92
1901	98.94	13.643	2.747	4.97	5.25	0.90

Inhabitants and Dwellings.—Numbers, 1861-1901., TABLE IV.—Showing the manner in which the Inhabitants of Victoria were Housed at the last Five Censuses.
Year of Census.	Dwellers in—					Persons in Stores, Offices, Public Buildings, &c.	Persons Camping out.	Persons in Ships or Hulks.	Persons of whom it was not stated whether Housed or not.	Total.
Year of Census.	Brick, Stone, Concrete, &c., Houses.	Wood, Iron, Lath and Plaster Houses.	Slab, Bark, and Mud Huts.	Houses of Unstated Materials.	Tents and Dwellings with Canvas roofs.	Persons in Stores, Offices, Public Buildings, &c.	Persons Camping out.	Persons in Ships or Hulks.	Persons of whom it was not stated whether Housed or not.	Total.
1861	366,619		32,614	8,618	122,877		2,621	1,918	5,055	540,322
1871	663,360		45,987	7,866	8,660		2,661	2,252	742	731,528
1881	804,459		33,858	14,384	4,661		1,187	1,846	1,951	862,346
1891	1,099,610		12,537	13,795	11,119		905	2,439		1,140,405
1901	403,251	767,730	4,969	14,681	6,931	445	1,053	2,281		1,201,341

Inhabitants and Dwellings.—Proportions, 1861-1901., TABLE V.—Showing the Proportions of the Population living in Habitations of various descriptions and Camping out at the last Five Censuses.
Year of Census.	Proportions per cent.
	Dwellers in—					Persons in Stores, Offices, Public Buildings, &c.	Persons Camping out.	Persons in Ships or Hulks.	Persons of whom it was not stated whether Housed or not.	Total.
	Brick, Stone, Concrete, &c. Houses.	Wood, Iron, Lath and Plaster Houses.	Slab, Bark, and Mud Huts.	Houses of Unstated Materials.	Tents and Dwellings with Canvas roofs.	Persons in Stores, Offices, Public Buildings, &c.	Persons Camping out.	Persons in Ships or Hulks.	Persons of whom it was not stated whether Housed or not.	Total.
1861	67.85		6.04	1.59	22.74		0.49	0.35	0.94	100.00
1871	90.68		6.29	1.08	1.18		0.36	0.31	0.10	100.00
1881	93.29		3.93	1.67	0.54		0.14	0.21	0.22	100.00
1891	96.42		1.10	1.21	0.98		0.08	0.21		100.00
1901	33.56	63.91	0.41	1.22	0.58	0.04	0.09	0.19		100.00

Increase of Population, 1861-1901., TABLE VI.—Showing the Population at each Enumeration from 1861 to 1901 ; and the Numerical and Centesimal Increase between each Census.
Year of Census.	Both Sexes.			Males.			Females.
	Population.	Increase since last Census.		Population.	Increase since last Census.		Population.	Increase since last Census.
	Population.	Numerical.	Centesimal.	Population.	Numerical.	Centesimal.	Population.	Numerical.	Centesimal.
1861	540,322	129,556	31.54	328,651	64,317	24.33	211,671	65,239	44.55
1871	731,528	191,206	35.39	401,050	72,399	22.03	330,478	118,807	56.13
1881	862,346	130,818	17.88	452,083	51,033	12.72	410,263	79,785	24.14
1891	1,140,405	278,059	32.24	598,414	146,331	32.37	541,991	131,728	32.11
1901	1,201,341	60,936	5.34	603,883	5,469	0.91	597,458	55,467	10.23

Population.—Summary by Counties, 1861-1901., TABLE VII.—Showing the Population of each County in Victoria at the last Five Censuses.
Counties.		Year in which County first Proclaimed.	Population.
Counties.		Year in which County first Proclaimed.	1861.	1871.	1881.	1891.	1901.
Total of Victoria			540,322	731,528	862,346	1,140,405	1,201,341
Central District.	Bourke	1,839	166,746	236,778	307,582	517,009	522,933
	Grant	1,839	65,519	73,828	66,173	69,599	71,034
	Mornington	1,848	4,368	7,397	11,467	19,616	26,559
	Evelyn	1,848	3,617	5,997	7,227	9,972	13,518
North-Central District.	Anglesey	1,848	1,749	5,492	6,156	8,456	9,032
	Dalhousie	1,848	20,502	26,471	21,375	21,514	20,378
	Talbot	1,848	65,528	84,762	67,963	59,088	57,398
Western District.	Grenville	1,848	30,154	60,917	44,159	41,975	48,146
	Polwarth	1,848	2,171	3,837	5,530	8,361	10,665
	Heytesbury	1,848	969	3,059	4,676	6,014	6,458
	Hampden	1,848	3,265	7,172	7,253	8,169	10,324
	Ripon	1,848	10,000	14,010	12,341	11,883	12,689
	Villiers	1,848	13,892	21,031	20,751	21,857	22,025
	Normanby	1,839	8,026	10,750	11,624	11,618	11,868
	Dundas	1,848	3,588	6,888	7,790	8,223	8,831
	Follett	1,848	696	1,240	2,336	2,749	2,715
Wimmera District.	Lowan	1,871	27,675	1,883	6,708	16,820	14,190
	Borung	1,871		11,140	27,157	30,645	30,720
	Kara Kara	1,871		9,611	16,515	16,056	16,431
Mallee District.	Millewa	1,871	27,675	109	167	172	112
	Weeah	1,871			4	14	360
	Karkarooc	1,871		349	134	3,433	9,403
	Tatchera	1,871		563	3,282	5,204	8,575
Northern District.	Gladstone	1,871	27,675	16,688	19,995	18,726	17,953
	Gunbower	1,871	64,969	614	7,620	8,706	8,167
	Bendigo	1,871		46,109	56,653	52,756	58,060
	Rodney	1,871	3,280	7,390	18,159	19,155	19,140
	Moira	1,871	31,931	3,352	22,772	32,723	34,663
North-Eastern District.	Delatite	1,871	31,931	11,903	14,511	19,663	20,544
	Bogong	1,871		25,797	22,997	24,142	30,485
	Benambra	1,871		1,228	3,711	6,042	7,074
	Wonnangatta	1,871		3,972	2,841	2,068	2,271
Gippsland District.	Croajingolong	1,871	6,398	372	495	1,779	2,147
	Tambo	1,871		486	811	2,262	2,648
	Dargo	1,871		2,222	2,879	4,221	5,879
	Tanjil	1,871		11,001	15,279	18,872	20,110
	Buln Buln	1,871		4,116	11,456	27,195	33,730
Shipping and residue			5,279	2,994	3,797	3,648	4,106

NOTE.—The boundaries of all the counties then proclaimed can be found in theGovernment Gazetteof 1853. page 90, the remainder in theGazetteof 1871, page 333. Tabot was enlarge in 187.

The boundary between Polwarth, Grenville, and Heytesbury was redefined in 1881, see page 519,Government Gazette;that between Mornington and Buln Buln in 1894, see page 3831,Government Gazette.

Prior to 1871 the counties of Lowan, Borung, Kara Kara, Millewa, Weeah, Karkarooc, Tatchera, and Gladstone were known as the Wimmera Pastoral District : the counties of Gunbower and Bendigo as the Loddon Pastoral District ; the counties of Moira, Delatite, Bogong, Benambra, and half of Wonnangatta as the Murray Pastoral District ; and the counties of Croajingolong, Tambo, Dargo, Tanjil, Buln Buln, and half of Wonnangatta as the Gippsland Pastoral District.

Numerical Increase of Population in each County, 1861-1901., TABLE VIII.—Showing the Numerical Increase or Diminution of the Population in each County between the last Five Censuses.
Counties.		Numerical Increase or Diminution.
Counties.		1861 to 1871.	1871 to 1881.	1881 to 1891.	1891 to 1901.
Total		191,206	130,818	278,059	60,936
Central District.	Bourke	70,032	70,804	209,427	5,924
	Grant	8,309	-7,655	3,426	1,435
	Mornington	3,029	4,070	8,149	6,943
	Evelyn	2,380	1,230	2,745	3,546
North-Central District.	Anglesey	3,743	664	2,300	576
	Dalhousie	5,969	- 5096	139	- 1136
	Talbot	19,234	- 16799	- 8875	- 1690
Western District.	Grenville	30,763	- 16758	- 2184	6,171
	Polwarth	1,666	1,693	2,831	2,304
	Heytesbury	2,090	1,617	1,338	444
	Hampden	3,907	81	916	2,155
	Ripon	4,010	- 1669	- 458	806
	Villiers	7,139	- 280	1,106	168
	Normanby	2,724	874	-6	250
	Dundas	3,300	902	433	608
	Follett	544	1,096	413	- 34
Wimmera District.	Lowan	12,668	4,825	10,112	- 2630
	Borung		16,017	3,488	75
	Kara Kara		6,904	- 459	375
Mallee District.	Millewa	12,668	58	5	-60
	Weeah		4	10	346
	Karkarooc		- 215	3,299	5,970
	Tatchera		2,719	1,922	3,371
Northern District.	Gladstone	12,668	3,307	- 1269	- 773
	Gunbower	- 18246	7,006	1,086	- 539
	Bendigo		10,544	- 3897	5,304
	Rodney	4,110	10,769	996	- 15
	Moira	14,321	19,420	9,951	1,940
North-Eastern District.	Delatite	14,321	2,608	5,152	881
	Bogong		- 2800	1,145	6,343
	Benambra		2,483	2,331	1,032
	Wonnangatta		- 1131	-773	203
Gippsland District.	Croajingolong	11,799	123	1,284	368
	Tambo		325	1,451	386
	Dargo		657	1,342	1,658
	Tanjil		4,278	3,593	1,238
	Buln Buln		7,340	15,739	6,535
Shipping and residue		- 2285	803	-149	458

NOTE.—The minus (-) sign indicates a decrease.

Centesimal Increase of Population in each County, 1861-1901., TABLE IX.—Showing the Centesimal Increase or Decrease of the Population in each County between the last Five Censuses.
Counties.		Centesimal Increase or Decrease.
Counties.		1861 to 1871.	1871 to 1881.	1881 to 1891.	1891 to 1901.
Total		35.39	17.88	32.24	5.34
Central District.	Bourke	42.00	29.90	68.09	1.15
	Grant	12.68	- 10.37	5.18	2.06
	Mornington	69.35	55.02	71.06	35.39
	Evelyn	65.80	20.51	37.98	35.56
North-Central District.	Anglesey	214.01	12.09	37.36	6.81
	Dalhousie	29.11	- 19.25	0.65	-5.28
	Talbot	29.35	- 19.82	- 13.06	-2.86
Western District.	Grenville	102.02	- 27.51	- 4.95	14.70
	Polwarth	76.74	44.12	51.19	27.56
	Heytesbury	215.69	52.86	28.61	7.38
	Hampden	119.66	1.13	12.63	26.38
	Ripon	40.10	-11.91	-3.71	6.78
	Villiers	51.39	-1.33	5.33	0.77
	Normanby	33.94	8.13	-0.05	2.15
	Dundas	91.97	13.10	5.56	7.39
	Follett	78.16	88.39	17.68	- 1.24
Wimmera District.	Lowan	45.78	256.24	150.75	- 15.64
	Borung		143.78	12.84	0.24
	Kara Kara		71.83	- 2.78	2.34
Mallee District.	Millewa	45.78	53.21	2.99	- 34.88
	Weeah			250.00	2471.43
	Karkarooc		- 61.60	2461.94	173.90
	Tatchera		482.95	58.57	64.78
Northern District.	Gladstone	45.78	19.82	- 6.35	-4.13
	Gunbower	- 28.08	1141.04	14.25	- 6.19
	Bendigo		22.87	- 6.88	10.05
	Rodney	125.30	145.72	5.49	- 0.08
	Moira	44.85	579.36	43.70	5.93
North-Eastern District.	Delatite	44.85	21.91	35.50	4.48
	Bogong		- 10.85	4.98	26.27
	Benambra		202.20	62.82	17.08
	Wonnangatta		- 28.47	- 27.21	9.83
Gippsland District.	Croajingolong	184.43	33.06	259.39	20.68
	Tambo		66.87	178.91	17.06
	Dargo		29.57	46.61	39.28
	Tanjil		38.89	23.52	6.56
	Buln Buln		178.33	137.39	24.03
Shipping and residue		- 43.28	26.82	- 3.92	12.55

NOTE.—The minus (-) sign indicates a decrease.

Proportion of Females to Males in each County, 1861-1901., TABLE X.—Showing the Number of Females to 100 Males in each County at the last Five Censuses.
Counties.		Number of Females to each 100 Males.
Counties.		1861.	1871.	1881.	1891.	1901.
Total		64.40	82.40	90.75	90.57	98.94
Central District.	Bourke	88.79	97.07	102.84	97.82	110.53
	Grant	81.58	92.80	98.24	97.67	103.67
	Mornington	72.65	78.67	80.04	78.15	87.38
	Evelyn	64.33	70.51	80.22	77.85	81.62
North-Central District.	Anglesey	56.58	62.05	76.79	80.30	88.83
	Dalhousie	60.41	79.62	89.24	86.87	93.12
	Talbot	46.23	72.75	84.05	87.40	95.30
Western District.	Grenville	62.08	85.35	93.90	98.90	102.89
	Polwarth	74.94	82.54	91.15	82.87	78.79
	Heytesbury	78.78	86.18	87.94	82.13	89.22
	Hampden	64.82	77.17	81.46	87.97	92.07
	Ripon	45.33	70.77	82.05	83.46	82.81
	Villiers	84.78	84.13	92.39	93.68	99.65
	Normanby	90.55	91.96	96.78	95.59	96.78
	Dundas	70.21	84.81	88.67	90.35	98.45
	Follett	79.84	81.55	87.63	95.24	99.78
Wimmera District.	Lowan	35.50	63.17	70.56	84.57	93.67
	Borung		72.77	82.38	81.63	93.65
	Kara Kara		58.02	77.39	81.63	89.45
Mallee District.	Millewa	35.50	73.02	63.72	62.26	64.71
	Weeah				16.67	64.38
	Karkarooc		33.72	41.05	50.31	69.39
	Tatchera		45.10	68.91	66.10	75.61
Northern District.	Gladstone	35.50	62.98	73.76	81.33	88.23
	Gunbower	49.66	49.03	77.79	78.91	88.48
	Bendigo		76.94	91.95	95.50	100.93
	Rodney	41.32	65.14	81.17	82.88	85.36
	Moira	40.85	59.32	72.97	77.61	87.22
North-Eastern District.	Delatite	40.85	58.81	77.48	80.01	87.50
	Bogong		68.33	79.34	74.60	79.12
	Benambra		42.46	63.91	73.92	76.59
	Wonnangatta		58.37	76.71	71.48	67.48
Gippsland District.	Croajingolong	63.21	44.75	63.37	58.41	68.92
	Tambo		64.19	63.50	65.96	73.87
	Dargo		36.32	56.21	61.79	70.65
	Tanjil		73.63	85.13	89.99	91.82
	Buln Buln		66.77	75.57	70.30	81.27
Shipping and residue		15.24	14.98	30.48	26.27	29.81

Population and Dwellings to the Square Mile in Counties, 1871-1901., TABLE XI.—Showing the Average Number of Persons and of Inhabited Dwellings to the Square Mile in each County at the last Four Censuses.
Counties.		Area in Square Miles.	Average Number of Persons to the Square Mile.				Average Number of Inhabited Dwellings to the Square Mile.
Counties.		Area in Square Miles.	1871.	1881.	1891.	1901.	1871.	1881.	1891.	1901.
Total		87,884	8.30*	9.79*	12.95*	13.64*	1.71	1.94	2.55	2.75
Central District.	Bourke	1,721	136.47	178.72	300.41	303.85	25.81	33.13	57.49	60.03
	Grant	1,834	39.87	36.08	37.95	38.73	7.84	7.01	7.58	8.05
	Mornington	1,625	4.35	7.06	12.07	16.34	0.87	1.47	2.48	3.31
	Evelyn	1,172	4.93	6.17	8.51	11.53	1.07	1.30	1.72	2.58
North-Central District.	Anglesey	1,647	3.22	3.74	5.13	5.48	0.75	0.80	1.02	1.07
	Dalhousie	1,310	20.14	16.32	16.42	15.56	4.23	3.19	3.35	3.34
	Talbot	1,621	51.53	41.93	36.45	35.41	12.18	9.35	8.10	7.85
Western District.	Grenville	1,465	41.24	30.14	28.65	32.86	8.76	5.94	5.79	6.75
	Polwarth	1,225	3.24	4.51	6.83	8.71	0.57	0.84	1.30	1.76
	Heytesbury	920	3.32	5.08	6.54	7.02	0.61	0.90	1.26	1.34
	Hampden	1,561	4.54	4.65	5.23	6.61	0.88	0.85	0.97	1.18
	Ripon	1,759	7.91	7.02	6.76	7.21	1.64	1.42	1.30	1.48
	Villiers	1,637	12.82	12.68	13.35	13.45	2.21	2.20	2.41	2.57
	Normanby	2,013	5.34	5.77	5.77	5.90	0.94	1.07	1.10	1.16
	Dundas	2,028	3.22	3.84	4.05	4.35	0.57	0.70	0.75	0.82
	Follett	1,103	1.12	2.12	2.49	2.46	0.19	0.38	0.45	0.45
Wimmera District.	Lowan	4,971	0.37	1.35	3.38	2.85	0.05	0.26	0.62	0.50
	Borung	4,282	2.60	6.34	7.16	7.17	0.57	1.31	1.34	1.36
	Kara Kara	2,301	4.11	7.18	6.98	7.14	1.06	1.55	1.41	1.44
Mallee District.	Millewa	3,572	0.03	0.05	0.05	0.03	0.005	0.01	0.01	0.004
	Weeah	4,004		0.001	0.003	0.09		0.0002	0.001	0.02
	Karkarooc	5,933	0.06	0.02	0.58	1.58	0.008	0.01	0.15	0.33
	Tatchera	3,341	0.17	0.98	1.56	2.57	0.03	0.20	0.32	0.51
Northern District.	Gladstone	1,348	0.45	5.65	6.46	6.06	0.07	1.18	1.28	1.12
	Gunbower	1,802	9.21	11.10	10.39	9.96	2.63	2.84	2.46	2.26
	Bendigo	1,949	25.41	29.07	27.07	29.79	5.18	6.05	5.55	6.33
	Rodney	1,699	4.32	10.69	11.27	11.27	1.02	2.07	2.12	2.24
	Moira	3,104	1.07	7.34	10.54	11.17	0.18	1.44	1.88	2.04
North-Eastern District.	Delatite	3,240	3.68	4.48	6.07	6.34	0.79	0.94	1.23	1.26
	Bogong	3,069	8.34	7.49	7.87	9.93	1.80	1.59	1.57	2.03
	Benambra	2,749	0.45	1.35	2.20	2.57	0.08	0.32	0.44	0.51
	Wonnangatta	2,224	1.77	1.28	0.93	1.02	0.50	0.32	0.24	0.26
Gippsland District.	Croajingolong	3,396	0.12	0.15	0.52	0.63	0.03	0.03	0.12	0.14
	Tambo	1,958	0.23	0.41	1.16	1.35	0.04	0.07	0.22	0.26
	Dargo	1,744	1.32	1.65	2.42	3.37	0.36	0.42	0.57	0.84
	Tanjil	2,818	3.80	5.42	6.70	7.14	0.81	1.10	1.33	1.49
	Buln Buln	3,739	1.14	3.06	7.27	9.02	0.25	0.63	1.65	1.81

[* Exclusive of persons in ships.]

Population and Dwellings in Cities, Towns, and Boroughs, 1891-1901., TABLE XII.—Showing the Population and Inhabited Dwellings in each City, Town, and Borough at the Censuses of 1891 and 1901, and the Increase or Decrease in each during the interval., (e) signifies City, and (f) Town in 1901 ; all the rest were Boroughs in that year., NOTE.—The plus sign (+) indicates an increase, the minus sing (-) a decrease between the two Censuses.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.			Population.		Inhabited Dwellings.		Increase or Decrease of—
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.			1891.	1901.	1891.	1901.	Population.	Inhabited Dwellings.
CENTRAL DISTRICT.	Metropolitan Area.	Melbourne(c)	73,361	68,374	12,542	12,298	- 4987	- 244
		North Melbourne(t)	20,997	18,120	3,981	3,640	- 2877	- 341
		Brunswick(t)	21,961	24,141	4,418	4,887	2,180	469
		Flemington and Kensington	9,958	10,946	1,952	2,216	+ 988	+ 264
		Essendon(t)	14,411	17,426	2,875	3,499	+ 3015	+ 624
		Northcote(t)	7,458	9,677	1,481	1,878	+ 2219	+ 397
		Fitzroy(c)	32,453	31,687	6,174	6,346	- 766	+ 172
		Collingwood(c)	35,070	32,749	7,141	6,803	- 2321	- 338
		Kew	8,462	9,469	1,331	1,586	+ 1007	+ 255
		Hawthorn(c)	19,585	21,430	3,797	4,390	+ 1845	+ 593
		Richmond(c)	38,797	37,824	7,985	7,908	- 973	- 77
		Prahran(c)	39,703	40,441	7,904	8,437	+ 738	+ 533
		Malvern(t)	8,136	10,619	1,561	2,114	+ 2483	+ 553
		Caulfield	8,005	9,541	1,524	1,869	+ 1536	+ 345
		Oakleigh	1,236	1,273	246	275	+ 37	+ 29
		Brighton(t)	9,858	10,047	1,851	1,982	+ 189	+ 131
		St. Kilda(c)	19,838	20,542	3,716	3,955	+ 704	+ 239
		South Melbourne(c)	41,724	40,619	8,005	8,056	- 1105	+ 51
		Port Melbourne(t)	13,067	12,176	2,630	2,439	- 891	- 191
		Footseray(c)	19,149	18,318	3,777	3,582	- 831	- 195
		Williamstown(t)	15,960	14,052	3,232	2,942	- 1908	- 290
	Buninyong		1,183	1,292	266	288	+ 109	+ 22
	Ballarat East(t)		16,591	18,324	3,508	3,944	+ 1732	+ 436
	Geelong(t)		11,666	12,418	2,264	2,506	+ 752	+ 242
	Geelong West		5,779	5,871	1,261	1,343	+ 92	+ 82
	Newtown and Chilwell		5,249	5,049	1,016	1,048	- 200	+ 32
	Queencliff		1,905	2,025	320	367	+ 120	+ 47
NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT.	Malmsbury		1,367	1,121	278	246	- 246	- 32
	Daylesford		3,839	3,384	811	739	- 455	- 72
	Creswick		3,095	3,060	677	667	- 35	- 10
	Castlemaine		4,770	5,703	1,063	1,211	+ 933	+ 148
	Chewton		1,212	1,229	331	304	+ 17	- 27
	Carisbrook		1,135	1,236	227	248	+ 101	+ 21
	Majorca		1,005	719	237	173	- 286	- 64
	Maryborough		4,994	5,622	1,023	1,170	+ 628	+ 147
	Talbot		1,439	1,197	353	308	- 242	- 45
	Clunes		3,486	2,426	718	581	- 1060	- 137
WESTERN DISTRICT.	Ballarat(c)		24,257	25,499	4,655	5,046	+ 1242	+ 391
	Sebastopol		2,578	2,969	524	647	+ 391	+ 123
	Browns and Scarsdale		687	834	160	183	+ 147	+ 23
	Smythesdale		421	443	97	104	+ 22	+ 7
	Warrnambool(t)		6,582	6,404	1,145	1,253	178	+ 108
	Ararat		3,151	3,580	529	586	+ 429	+ 57
	Hamilton		3,373	4,024	627	762	+ 651	+ 135
	Koroit		1,694	1,684	316	332	- 10	+ 16
	Port Fairy		1,864	1,990	373	386	+ 126	+ 13
	Portland		2,284	2,185	459	471	- 99	+ 12
WIMMERA DISTRICT.	Horsham		2,678	2,724	497	501	+ 46	+ 4
	Stawell		5,183	5,318	1,084	1,133	+ 135	+ 49
	St. Arnaud		3,045	3,656	614	717	+ 611	+ 103
NORTHERN DISTRICT.	Inglewood		1,367	1,320	316	310	- 47	- 6
	Dunolly		1,451	1,384	352	324	- 67	- 28
	Tarnagulla		713	729	183	174	+ 16	- 9
	Bendigo(c)		26,774	30,774	5,493	6,509	+ 4000	+ 1016
	Eaglehawk		7,315	8,367	1,528	1,848	+ 1052	+ 320
	Raywood		469	461	101	95	- 8	- 6
	Echuca		4,354	4,089	877	864	- 265	- 13
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
	Wangaratta		2,051	2,621	375	474	+ 570	+ 99
	Rutherglen		704	1,748	137	362	+ 1044	+ 225
GIFFSLAND DISTRICT.
	Sale		3,442	3,462	693	692	+ 20	- 1

Population and Dwellings in Cities, Towns, and Boroughs, 1901., TABLE XIII.—Showing the Area in Acres ; the Population ; the Inhabited Dwellings and their Rooms ; the Average Number of Persons and Dwellings to an Acre, of Females to 100 Males, and of Persons to an Inhabited Dwelling and to a Room in each City, Town, and Borough at the Census of 1901., (c) signifies City, and (t) Town ; all the rest are Boroughs.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.			Area in Acres.	Population.			Inhabited Dwellings.	Rooms in Inhabited Dwellings.	Average Number of—
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.			Area in Acres.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings.	Rooms in Inhabited Dwellings.	Persons to an Acre.	Inhabited Dwellings to an Acre.	Females to 100 Males.	Persons to an Inhabited Dwelling.	Persons to a Room.
Total—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs*			227,630	646,412	305,604	340,808	130,018	713,987	2,084	157	111.52	4.97	0.91
CENTRAL DISTRICT.	Metropolitan Area.	Melbourne(c)	6,005	68,374	34,161	34,213	12,298	75,581	11.39	2.05	100.15	5.56	0.91
		North Melbourne(t)	565	18,120	8,876	9,244	3,640	16,896	32.07	6.44	104.15	4.98	1.07
		Brunswick(t)	2,722	24,141	11,470	12,671	4,887	23,660	8.87	1.80	110.47	4.94	1.02
		Flemington and Kensington	1,088	10,946	5,361	5,585	2,216	10,865	10.06	2.04	104.18	4.94	1.01
		Essendon(t)	4,000	17,426	8,087	9,339	3,499	20,196	4.36	0.87	115.48	4.98	0.86
		Northcote(t)	2,850	9,677	4,646	5,031	1,878	9,345	3.40	0.66	108.29	5.15	1.04
		Fitzroy(c)	923	31,687	14,808	16,879	6,346	33,593	34.33	6.87	113.99	4.99	0.94
		Collingwood(c)	2,139	32,749	15,383	17,366	6,803	31,285	28.75	5.97	112.89	4.81	1.05
		Kew	3,553	9,469	4,354	5,115	1,586	10,913	2.66	0.45	117.48	5.97	0.87
		Hawthorn(c)	2,400	21,430	9,484	11,946	4,390	28,165	8.93	1.83	125.96	4.88	0.76
		Richmond(c)	1,430	37,824	18,074	19,750	7,908	37,804	26.45	5.53	109.27	4.78	1.00
		Prahran(c)	2,320	40,441	17,700	22,741	8,437	48,884	17.43	3.64	128.48	4.79	0.83
		Malvern(t)	3,989	10,619	4,656	5,963	2,114	13,956	2.65	0.53	128.07	5.02	0.76
		Caulfield	6,080	9,541	4,361	5,180	1,869	12,544	1.57	0.31	118.78	5.11	0.76
		Oakleigh	2,178	1,273	613	660	275	1,491	0.58	0.13	107.67	4.63	0.85
		Brighton(t)	3,288	10,047	4,443	5,604	1,982	12,687	3.06	0.60	126.13	5.07	0.79
		St. Kilda(c)	2,049	20,542	8,803	11,739	3,955	26,586	10.03	1.93	133.35	5.19	0.77
		South Melbourne(c)	2,311	40,619	19,412	21,207	8,056	40,328	17.58	3.49	109.25	5.04	1.01
		Port Melbourne(t)	2,366	12,176	5,989	6,187	2,439	11,163	5.15	1.03	103.31	4.99	1.09
		Footseray(c)	2,577	18,318	9,094	9,224	3,582	17,049	7.11	1.39	101.43	5.11	1.07
		Williamstown(t)	2,775	14,052	6,793	7,259	2,942	15,864	5.06	1.06	106.86	4.78	0.89
	Buninyong		3,424	1,292	627	665	288	1,614	0.38	0.08	106.06	4.49	0.80
	Ballarat East(t)		4,331	18,324	8,940	9,384	3,944	20,291	4.23	0.91	104.97	4.65	0.90
	Geelong(t)		3,012	12,418	5,873	6,545	2,506	14,725	4.13	0.83	111.44	4.96	0.84
	Geelong West		859	5,871	2,678	3,193	1,343	7,060	6.83	1.56	119.23	4.37	0.83
	Newtown and Chilwell		1,422	5,049	2,176	2,873	1,048	6,235	3.55	0.74	132.02	4.82	0.81
	Queeneliff		2,173	2,025	952	1,073	367	2,563	0.93	0.17	112.71	5.52	0.79
NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT.	Malmsbury		4,214	1,121	540	581	246	1,315	0.27	0.06	107.59	4.56	0.85
	Daylesford		4,062	3,384	1,556	1,828	739	4,222	0.83	0.18	117.48	4.58	0.80
	Creswick		4,760	3,060	1,470	1,590	667	3,442	0.64	0.14	108.16	4.59	0.89
	Castlemaine		5,760	5,703	2,801	2,902	1,211	6,631	0.99	0.21	103.61	4.71	0.86
	Chewton		5,760	1,229	633	596	304	1,385	0.21	0.05	94.15	4.04	0.89
	Carisbrook		5,395	1,236	629	607	248	1,313	0.23	0.05	96.50	4.98	0.94
	Majorca		5,005	719	361	358	173	832	0.14	0.03	99.17	4.16	0.86
	Maryborough		5,760	5,622	2,745	2,877	1,170	6,311	0.98	0.20	104.81	4.81	0.89
	Talbot		5,578	1,197	580	617	308	1,558	0.21	0.06	106.38	3.89	0.77
	Clunes		5,760	2,426	1,048	1,378	581	3,470	0.42	0.10	131.49	4.18	0.70

[* The population and dwellings shown in these totals do not include an allowance for the migratory population, and so differ from the totals given in part "Inhabitants and Houses."]

Population and Dwellings in Cities, Towns, and Boroughs, 1901—continued., TABLE XIII.—Showing the Area in Acres ; the Population ; the Inhabited Dwellings and their Rooms : the Average Number of Persons and Dwellings to an Acre, of Females to 100 Males, and of Persons to an Inhabited Dwellings and to a Room in each City, Town, and Borough at the Census of 1901—continued., (c) signifies City, and (t) Town ; all the rest are Boroughs.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.		Area in Acres.	Population.			Inhabited Dwellings.	Rooms in Inhabited Dwellings.	Average Number of—
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.		Area in Acres.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings.	Rooms in Inhabited Dwellings.	Persons to an Acre.	Inhabited Dwellings to an Acre.	Females to 100 Males.	Persons to an Inhabited Dwelling.	Persons to a Room.
Western District.	Ballarat(c)	4,090	25,499	11,654	13,845	5,046	30,544	6.23	1.23	118.80	5.05	0.83
	Sebastopol	1,880	2,969	1,432	1,537	647	3,472	1.58	0.34	107.33	4.59	0.86
	Browns and Scarsdale	5,760	834	437	397	183	900	0.14	0.03	90.85	4.56	0.93
	Smythesdale	1,440	443	221	222	104	538	0.31	0.07	100.45	4.26	0.82
	Warrnambool(t)	3,450	6,404	2,941	3,463	1,253	7,345	1.86	0.36	117.74	5.11	0.87
	Ararat	3,840	3,580	1,795	1,785	586	3,504	0.93	0.15	99.44	6.11	1.02
	Hamilton	5,100	4,024	1,942	2,082	762	4,348	0.79	0.15	107.21	5.28	0.93
	Koroit	5,599	1,684	862	822	332	1,785	0.30	0.06	95.36	5.07	0.94
	Port Fairy	5,902	1,990	968	1,022	386	2,280	0.34	0.07	105.58	5.16	0.87
	Portland	2,860	2,185	965	1,220	471	2,865	0.76	0.16	126.42	4.64	0.76
WIMMERA DISTRICT.	Horsham	5,760	2,724	1,293	1,431	501	2,827	0.47	0.09	110.67	5.44	0.96
	Stawell	5,996	5,318	2,485	2,833	1,133	6,302	0.89	0.19	114.00	4.69	0.84
	St. Arnaud	6,355	3,656	1,816	1,841	717	3,616	0.58	0.11	101.43	5.10	1.01
NORTHERN DISTRICT.	Inglewood	2,560	1,320	669	651	310	1,529	0.52	0.12	97.31	4.26	0.86
	Dunolly	5,760	1,384	698	686	324	1,631	0.24	0.06	98.28	4.27	0.85
	Tarnagulla	5,133	729	357	372	174	871	0.14	0.03	104.20	4.19	0.84
	Bendigo(c)	7,900	30,774	14,681	16,093	6,509	34,579	3.90	0.82	109.62	4.73	0.89
	Eaglehawk	3,640	8,367	4,132	4,235	1,848	9,289	2.30	0.51	102.49	4.53	0.90
	Raywood	5,760	461	262	199	95	430	0.08	0.02	75.95	4.85	1.07
	Echuca	4,308	4,089	2,035	2,054	864	4,967	0.95	0.20	100.93	4.73	0.82
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
	Wangaratta	3,932	2,621	1,279	1,342	474	2,646	0.67	0.12	104.93	5.53	0.99
	Rutherglen	1,280	1,748	918	830	362	1,852	1.37	0.28	90.41	4.83	0.94
GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
	Sale	5,442	3,462	1,586	1,876	692	4,045	0.64	0.13	118.28	5.00	0.86

Population and Dwellings in Shires, 1891 and 1901., TABLE XIV.—showing, according to the Censuses of 1891 and 1901, the Population and Inhabited Dwellings of Shires existing in 1901 ; also the Increase or Decrease of Population and Dwellings in each Shire between the two Censuses.
Names of Shires in 1901.			Area in 1901.	Population within Present Boundaries.			Inhabited Dwellings within Present Boundaries.
				Number.		Increase +. Decrease -.	Number.		Increase +. Decrease -.
				1891.	1901.	Increase +. Decrease -.	1891.	1901.	Increase +. Decrease -.
Central District.	Metn. Area.		Sq. Miles.
		Coburg	7½	5,752	6,772	+ 1020	1,023	1,260	+ 237
		Preston	13¾	3,569	4,059	+ 490	659	761	+ 102
	Borcondara	13	6,204	8,602	+ 2398	1,241	1,674	+ 433
	Wyndham		275	2,046	2,757	+ 711	388	534	+ 146
	Braybrook		92	1,556	1,430	- 126	312	286	- 26
	Keilor		53	596	613	+ 17	128	145	+ 17
	Broadmeadows		74	1,779	1,727	- 52	312	313	+ 1
	Epping*		81	1,269	1,182	- 87	237	227	- 10
	Heidelberg		41	4,413	5,008	+ 595	716	817	+ 101
	Templestowe*		20½	818	932	+ 114	181	209	+ 28
	Doncaster		13½	852	1,035	+ 183	163	208	+ 45
	Nunawading		23½	4,449	4,676	+ 227	880	950	+ 70
	Mulgrave*		25½	1,677	2,038	+ 361	328	390	+ 62
	Moorabbia		32	6,542	7,417	+ 875	1,240	1,444	+ 204
	Dandenong		60	2,450	2,955	+ 505	529	593	+ 64
	Ferntree Gully†		121	1,678	2,805	+ 1127	324	626	+ 302
	Lilydale†		179	4,616	5,348	+ 732	875	1,145	+ 270
	Eltham		216	2,874	3,377	+ 503	567	740	+ 173
	Whittlesea†		134	1,857	2,118	+ 261	383	419	+ 36
	Merriang†		121	1,086	1,019	- 67	227	215	- 12
	Springfield		111	915	631	- 284	175	123	- 52
	Lancefield		38	1,238	1,198	- 40	222	233	+ 11
	Romsey		85	1,899	1,709	- 190	337	360	+ 23
	Bulla		112	2,125	2,125		300	283	- 17
	Gisborne		100	2,162	2,221	+ 59	415	436	+ 21
	Melton		101½	1,189	1,233	+ 44	211	255	+ 44
	Bacchus Marsh		210	2,479	2,561	+ 82	509	522	+ 13
	Ballan		359	6,451	5,594	- 857	1,313	1,293	- 20
	Bungaree		88	4,466	4,260	- 206	941	910	- 31
	Buninyong		296	6,982	6,197	- 785	1,443	1,332	- 111
	Meredith		181	1,261	1,374	+ 113	251	306	+ 55
	Bannockburn		136	1,803	1,767	- 36	319	338	+ 19
	Corio		243	2,167	2,258	+ 91	428	433	+ 5
	Barrabool		195	2,098	1,901	- 197	395	373	- 22
	South Barwon		63	2,159	2,319	+ 160	408	456	+ 48
	Bellarine		128	4,911	4,601	- 310	914	906	- 8
	Flinders and Kangerong		184	2,518	2,516	- 2	476	518	+ 42
	Mornington		35	1,312	1,301	- 11	271	268	- 3
	Frankston and Hastings ‡		83	2,384	2,301	- 83	484	508	+ 24
	Phillip Island and Woolamai‖		258	1,917	2,791	+ 874	380	544	+ 164
	Poowong and Jeetho		228	3,182	7,899	+ 4717	706	1,552	+ 846
	Cranbourne §		290	2,082	3,199	+ 1117	435	601	+ 166
	Berwick		387	4,080	5,084	+ 1004	825	1,069	+ 244
	Upper Yarra		444	779	1,448	+ 669	199	397	+ 198
Healesville		283	1,195	1,571	+ 376	226	312	+ 86
North-Central District.	Alexandra		766	2,644	2,661	+ 17	539	570	+ 31
	Yea		556	2,036	2,594	+ 558	416	506	+ 90
	Seymour		382	4,293	4,165	- 128	792	784	- 8
	Broadford		218	1,628	1,840	+ 212	324	424	+ 100
	Kilmore		92	2,593	2,245	- 348	505	508	+ 3
	Pyalong		229	1,194	1,139	- 55	211	229	+ 18
	Melvor §		580	4,090	4,297	+ 207	902	935	+ 33
	Newham		91	2,492	2,404	- 88	479	491	+ 12
	Kyneton		253	8,727	8,296	- 431	1,780	1,802	+ 22
	Glenlyon		121	2,725	2,324	- 401	603	510	- 93
	Mount Franklin		107	2,921	2,593	- 328	733	630	- 103
	Creswick		198	7,993	7,179	- 814	1,603	1,500	- 103
	Newstead		105	2,145	2,276	+ 131	502	516	+ 14
	Mount Alexander		50	2,362	2,543	+ 181	684	646	- 38
	Metcalfe		213	3,097	2,780	- 317	655	606	- 49
	Maldon		212	4,422	5,538	+ 1116	1,019	1,240	+ 221
	Tullaroop		222	3,757	3,471	- 286	874	767	- 107
	Talbot		184	1,745	1,515	- 230	426	352	- 74
	Lexton		300	2,039	1,923	- 116	474	446	- 28
Western District.	Ripon		588	4,504	4,493	- 11	1,030	975	- 55
	Ballarat		182	4,491	4,268	- 223	788	730	- 58
	Grenville		315	3,568	6,292	2,724	880	1,429	+ 549
	Leigh		381	1,680	2,203	+ 523	346	486	+ 140
	Winchelsea		630	3,457	3,513	+ 56	637	676	+ 39
	Colac		1,094	7,525	10,457	+ 2932	1,426	2,095	+ 669
	Hampden‖		1,030	4,965	7,012	2,047	914	1,272	+ 358
	Heytesbury ‡		708	3,395	3,766	+ 371	694	734	+ 40
	Warrnambool		610	9,199	9,121	- 78	1,605	1,687	+ 82
	Mortlake		815	2,937	3,018	+ 81	583	532	- 51

For notes, see next page.

Population and Dwellings in Shires, 1891 and 1901., TABLE XIV.—Showing, according to the Censuses of 1891 and 1901, the Population and Inhabited Dwellings of Shires existing in 1901 ; also the Increase or Decrease of Population and Dwellings in each Shire between the two Censuses.
Names of Shires in 1901.		Area in 1901.	Population within Present Boundaries.			Inhabited Dwellings within Present Boundaries.
			Number.		Increase +. Decrease -.	Number.		Increase +. Decrease -.
			1891.	1901.	Increase +. Decrease -.	1891.	1901.	Increase +. Decrease -.
		Sq. miles.
Western District—continued.	Ararat	1,556	4,623	5,564	+ 941	909	1,323	414
	Dundas	1,364	3,083	2,729	- 354	580	517	- 63
	Mount Rouse	537	2,164	2,347	+ 183	416	442	+ 26
	Minhamite	541	1,738	1,809	+ 71	319	350	+ 31
	Belfast	201	2,650	2,664	+ 14	463	499	+ 36
	Portland	1,460	5,365	5,730	+ 365	1,013	1,097	+ 80
	Wannon	753	2,479	2,584	+ 105	452	475	+ 23
	Glenerg	1,411	4,977	5,251	+ 274	917	999	+ 82
Wimmera District.	Kowree §	2,114	3,983	3,727	- 256	784	671	- 113
	Arapiles	769	3,274	2,801	- 473	562	483	- 79
	Wimmera ‖	1,043	4,670	3,758	- 912	815	687	- 128
	Stawell	994	3,756	3,517	- 239	797	732	- 65
	Avoca	453	4,578	4,122	- 456	1,067	1,002	- 65
	Kara Kara	911	4,584	4,484	- 100	879	898	+ 19
	Dunmunkle	571	4,725	4,187	- 538	809	727	- 82
	Donald * ‖	475	3,410	3,132	- 278	612	572	- 40
	Borung ‖	744	5,250	5,638	+ 388	900	998	+ 98
	Dimboola ‖	3,253	4,079	4,786	+ 707	787	860	+ 73
	Lowan ‖	1,623	5,047	4,108	- 939	892	692	- 200
	Lawloit	2,265	3,056	2,209	- 847	588	400	- 188
Mallee District.	Mildura	4,564	2,321	3,325	+ 1004	646	723	+ 77
	Karkaroce ‡	1,778	622	3,341	+ 2719	96	662	+ 566
	Birchip ‡	572	1,041	2,190	+ 1149	193	412	+ 219
	Wycheproof ‡	1,162	2,043	3,530	+ 1487	402	743	+ 341
	Castle Donnington ‡	3,392	1,327	4,115	+ 2788	234	820	+ 586
	Kerang * ‖	1,465	6,212	7,505	+ 1293	1,253	1,374	+ 121
Northern District.	Gordon ‖	772	3,389	3,500	+ 111	659	676	+ 17
	Charlton ‡	455	3,507	3,236	- 271	540	589	+ 49
	Korong ‖	925	6,257	6,153	- 104	1,622	1,390	- 232
	Bet Bet	337	3,568	3,177	- 391	964	805	- 159
	Marong	562	7,345	7,310	- 35	1,547	1,550	+ 3
	Strathfieldsaye	234	3,365	3,700	+ 335	729	844	+ 115
	Huntly	335	3,414	3,711	+ 297	735	802	+ 67
	East Loddon	455	1,717	1,417	- 300	285	272	- 13
	Echuca ‖	749	4,430	4,075	- 355	872	753	- 119
	Deakin ‡	366	2,235	2,078	- 157	360	396	+ 36
	Waranga	700	6,616	5,801	- 815	1,335	1,219	- 116
	Goulburn	260	3,358	3,001	- 357	621	545	- 76
	Rodney	400	5,279	6,238	+ 959	900	1,150	+ 250
	Numurkah	765	7,697	7,959	+ 262	1,421	1,474	+ 53
	Shepparton	208	3,780	4,525	+ 745	676	877	+ 201
	Tungamah *	602	6,477	6,639	+ 162	1,106	1,195	+ 89
	Yarrawonga*	242	3,282	3,287	+ 5	563	602	+ 39
	Benalla ‖	1,074	8,180	8,795	+ 615	1,507	1,655	+ 148
	Violet Town ‡	359	2,414	2,766	+ 352	413	496	+ 83
	Euroa ‖	564	5,439	5,452	+ 13	1,033	1,006	- 27
North-Eastern District.	Mansfield	825	3,800	3,686	- 114	844	711	-133
	Howqua	806	1,434	1,729	+ 295	391	478	+ 87
	Oxley	1,005	3,460	4,045	+ 585	665	767	+ 102
	Bright §	1,543	4,480	5,009	+ 529	1,088	1,226	+ 138
	Beechworth	314	7,355	7,384	+ 29	1,427	1,424	- 3
	North Ovens	237	1,986	2,240	+ 254	376	413	+ 37
	Rutherglen	205	3,397	5,960	2,563	624	1,163	+ 539
	Chiltern	95	2,260	2,830	+ 570	462	580	+ 118
	Yackandandah ‖	561	3,566	4,170	+ 604	744	852	+ 108
	Wodonga	104	1,737	1,837	+ 100	349	366	+ 17
	Towong	2,545	5,105	6,765	+ 1660	1,012	1,365	+ 353
	Omeo	2,211	3,491	4,262	+ 771	768	1,075	+ 307
Gippsland District	Orbost ‡	3,721	2,098	3,350	+ 1252	486	713	+ 227
	Tambo ‖	1,295	2,546	2,489	- 57	496	485	- 11
	Bairnsdale †	1,118	7,546	8,178	+ 632	1,572	1,804	+ 232
	Avon †	652	2,358	2,480	+ 122	462	474	+ 12
	Rosedale	804	3,676	3,245	- 431	686	620	- 66
	Maffra	966	3,593	3,911	+ 318	678	768	+ 90
	Walhalla	409	2,297	2,895	+ 598	560	769	+ 209
	Traralgon ‖	199	2,435	2,293	- 142	512	457	- 55
	Alberton ‖	1,037	3,647	4,080	+ 433	817	784	- 33
	South Gippsland ‡	512	2,113	3,129	+ 1016	543	714	+ 171
	Weorayl ‖	524	1,374	3,574	+ 2200	707	675	- 32
	Mirboo ‡	77	1,077	1,183	+ 106	226	221	- 5
	Morwell ‡	255	2,738	2,857	+ 119	529	544	+ 15
	Narracan ‖	549	3,406	4,299	+ 893	814	885	+ 71
	Warragul ‖	123	3,831	4,359	+ 528	716	850	+ 134
	Buln Buln §	472	4,251	4,616	+ 365	837	995	+ 158

[* The names of these shires have been changed since the Census of 1891.] [† The boundaries of these shires have been more clearly defined since 1891, but the populations have not been affected thereby.] [‡ These shires have been constituted during the interval between 1891 and 1901.] [‖ These shires have been reduced in area since the Census of 1891.] [§ These shires have been increased in area since the Census of 1891.]

Population and Dwellings in Greater Melbourne, 1891 and 1901., TABLE XV.—Showing the Area, and according to the Returns of the Censuses of 1891 and 1901, the Population and Dwellings in the Municipalities and portions of Municipalities included in Greater Melbourne, embracing all within a radius of ten miles from the Melbourne Post Office, and distinguishing those Municipalities within the District of the Metropolitan Board of Works : also the Increase or Decrease of Population and Dwellings in each place between the Two Censuses.
Municipalities.	Area in Acres (including Reserves).	Population.						Inhabited Dwellings.		Increase (+) or Decrease (-) of Population.			Increase (+) or Decrease (-) of Inhabited Dwellings.
		1891.			1901.			Inhabited Dwellings.		Increase (+) or Decrease (-) of Population.
		Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	1891.	1901.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
In Board of Works' District.
CITIES.
Melbourne	6,005	73,361	39,503	33,858	68,374	34,161	34,213	12,542	12,298	- 4987	- 5342	+ 355	- 244
Fitzroy	923	32,453	16,301	16,152	31,687	14,808	16,879	6,174	6,346	- 766	- 1493	+ 727	+ 172
Collingwood	1,139	35,070	17,116	17,954	32,749	15,383	17,366	7,141	6,803	- 2321	- 1733	- 588	- 318
Richmond	1,430	38,797	19,538	19,259	37,824	18,074	19,750	7,985	7,908	- 973	- 1464	+ 491	- 77
Prahran	2,320	39,703	18,607	21,096	40,441	17,700	22,741	7,904	8,437	+ 738	- 907	+ 1645	+ 533
South Melbourne	2,311	41,724	21,382	20,342	40,619	19,412	21,207	8,005	8,056	- 1105	- 1970	+ 865	+ 51
St. Kilda	2,049	19,838	8,965	10,873	20,542	8,803	11,739	3,716	3,955	+ 704	- 162	+ 866	+ 239
Hawthorn	2,400	19,585	9,195	10,390	21,430	9,484	11,946	3,797	4,390	+ 1845	+ 289	+ 1556	+ 593
Footscray	2,577	19,149	9,986	9,163	18,318	9,094	9,224	3,777	3,582	- 831	- 892	+ 61	- 195
TOWNS.
North Melbourne	565	20,997	10,878	10,119	18,120	8,876	9,244	3,981	3,640	- 2877	- 2002	- 875	- 341
Brunswick	2,722	21,961	11,168	10,793	24,141	11,470	12,671	4,418	4,887	+ 2180	+ 302	+ 1878	+ 469
Essendon	4,000	14,411	6,935	7,476	17,426	8,087	9,339	2,875	3,499	+ 3015	+ 1152	+ 1863	+ 624
Northcote	2,850	7,458	3,826	3,632	9,677	4,646	5,031	1,481	1,878	+ 2219	+ 820	+ 1399	+ 397
Williamstown	2,775	15,960	8,120	7,840	14,052	6,793	7,259	3,232	2,942	- 1908	- 1327	- 581	- 290
Port Melbourne	2,366	13,067	6,873	6,194	12,176	5,989	6,187	2,630	2,439	- 891	- 884	- 7	- 191
Brighton	3,288	9,858	4,611	5,247	10,047	4,443	5,604	1,851	1,982	+ 189	- 168	+ 357	+ 131
Malvera	3,989	8,136	3,875	4,261	10,619	4,656	5,963	1,561	2,114	+ 2483	+ 781	+ 1702	+ 553
BOROUGHS.
Flemington and Kensington	1,088	9,958	5,057	4,901	10,946	5,361	5,585	1,952	2,216	+ 988	+ 304	+ 684	+ 264
Kew	3,553	8,462	4,011	4,451	9,469	4,354	5,115	1,331	1,586	+ 1007	+ 343	+ 664	+ 255
Caulfield*	6,080	8,005	3,809	4,196	9,541	4,361	5,180	1,524	1,869	+ 1536	+ 552	+ 984	+ 345

Caulfield has been constituted a town since the last Census, viz. :—On the 23rd September, 1901.

Population and Dwellings in Greater Melbourne, 1891 and 1901—continued., TABLE XV.—Showing the Area, and according to the Returns of the Censuses of 1891 and 1901, the Population and Dwellings in the Municipalities and portions of Municipalities included in Greater Melbourne, embracing all within a radius of ten miles from the Melbourne Post Office, and distinguishing those Municipalities within the District of the Metropolitan Board of Works : also the Increase or Decrease of Population and Dwellings in each place between the Two Censuses—continued.
Municipalities.	Area in Acres (including Reserves).	Population.						Inhabited Dwellings.		Increase (+) or Decrease (-) of Population.			Increase (+) or Decrease (-) of Inhabited Dwellings.
		1891.			1901.			Inhabited Dwellings.		Increase (+) or Decrease (-) of Population.
		Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	1891.	1901.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
SHIRES.
Boroondara	8,320	6,104	2,946	3,258	8,602	3,927	4,675	1,241	1,674	+ 2398	+ 981	+ 1417	+ 433
Preston	8,800	3,569	1,919	1,650	4,059	1,975	2,084	659	761	- 490	+ 56	+ 434	+ 102
Coburg	4,830	5,752	3,279	2,478	6,772	3,394	3,378	1,023	1,260	+ 1020	+ 115	+ 905	+ 237
Nunawading (part of)	300	686	320	366	744	318	426	137	163	+ 58	- 2	+ 60	+ 26
Heidelberg (part of)	800	3,371	1,732	1,639	3,896	1,923	1,972	470	571	+ 524	+ 191	+ 333	+ 101
Moorabbin (part of)	1,550	850	420	430	1,278	566	712	170	231	+ 428	+ 146	+ 282	+ 61
Total	86,200	478,385	140,372	238,013	483,548	228,058	255,490	91,577	95,487	+ 5163	- 12314	+ 17477	+ 3910
Outside Board of Works' District.
BOROUGH.
Oakleigh	1838*	1,236	652	584	1,273	613	660	246	275	+ 37	- 39	+ 76	+ 29
SHIRES (part of).
Wyndham	12,500	807	461	346	552	308	244	161	112	- 255	- 153	- 102	- 49
Braybrook	14,000	1,145	646	499	1,042	565	477	225	212	- 103	- 81	- 22	- 13
Keilor	10,500	286	155	131	372	206	166	58	78	+ 86	+ 51	+ 35	+ 20
Broadmeadows	11,650	997	553	444	982	497	485	171	170	- 15	- 56	+ 41	- 1
Epping	3,250	171	95	76	196	104	92	28	37	+ 25	+ 9	+ 16	+ 9
Heidelberg	3,000	211	123	88	216	128	88	70	47	+ 5	+ 5		- 23
Eltham	900	145	77	68	85	37	48	31	18	- 60	- 40	- 20	- 13
Templestowe	3,750	423	232	191	360	186	174	83	71	- 63	- 46	- 17	- 12
Doueaster	2,000	554	310	244	498	268	230	108	100	- 56	- 42	- 14	- 8
Nunawading	6,200	2,380	1,266	1,114	2,722	1,343	1,379	462	551	+ 342	+ 77	+ 265	+ 89
Mulgrave	3,000	470	263	207	338	184	154	95	56	- 132	- 79	- 53	- 39
Moorabbin	4,500	1,721	941	780	2,114	1,138	976	302	430	+ 393	+ 197	+ 196	+ 128
Waittlesea	175				51	28	23		9	+ 51	+ 28	+ 23	+ 9
Shipping in Hobson's Bay and River		1,965	1,814	151	1,730	1,540	190			- 235	- 274	+ 39
Grand Total	163,463	490,896	247,960	242,936	496,079	235,203	260,876	93,617	97,653	+ 5183	- 12757	+ 17940	+ 4036

[* Excluding 340 acres outside the ten miles radius.]

Parliamentary Representation—Legislative Council, 1901., TABLE XVI.—Showing for each Electoral Province, the Number and Relative Proportion of Representatives and Electors, the Total Population and the Male Population over 21 years of Age ; also the Proportion of the Total Population to a Representative and to an Elector.
Electoral Province.	Number of—		Proportion of Electors to a Representative.	Population (both sexes, all ages).			Approximate Adult Male Population (21 years old and up-wards).
	Represent Tatives.	Electors.		Number	Proportion to—
	Represent Tatives.	Electors.		Number	A Representative.	An Elector.
Total of Electoral Provinces	48	130,672	2,722	1,199,060	25,028	9.19	326,079
Melbourne	4	13,398	3,349	106,156	26,539	7.92	32,056
North Yarra	3	9,020	3,006	115,183	38,394	12.77	29,229
South Yarra	4	12,851	3,212	144,161	36,040	11.22	36,184
Southern	3	10,749	3,583	111,801	37,267	10.40	29,448
South Western	3	7,254	2,418	64,051	21,350	8.83	17,310
Nelson	3	5,881	1,960	53,987	17,995	9.18	16,500
Western	3	6,372	2,124	51,211	17,070	8.04	13,574
North-Western	4	11,501	2,875	87,420	21,855	7.60	23,060
Northern	4	8,355	2,089	74,458	18,614	8.91	19,570
Wellington	4	8,189	2,047	77,477	19,369	9.46	19,380
North-Central	3	5,358	1,786	46,923	15,641	8.76	13,460
North-Eastern	3	9,181	3,060	81,561	27,187	8.88	24,601
Gippsland	4	9,306	2,326	82,071	20,518	8.82	25,217
South-Eastern	3	13,257	4,419	100,775	33,591	7.60	26,490
Migratory Population (not distributed)				1,825

Population, Dwellings, and Electors in Electoral Districts, 1901., TABLE XVII.—Showing the Population and Inhabited Dwellings in each Electoral District at the Census of 1901 ; also the Number of Electors and the Proportion of Persons to Electors and of Electors to Inhabited Dwellings.
Electoral Districts.	Total Population.	Inhabited Dwellings.	Electors.	Average Number of Persons to 100 Electors.	Average Number of Electors to 100 Inhabited Dwellings.
Total of Electoral Districts	1,199,060	241,410	276,314	434	114
CENTRAL GROUP.
1. Melbourne	8,212	1,164	4,820	170	414
2. Melbourne West	12,574	2,411	2,705	465	112
3. Melbourne North	15,116	2,938	3,597	420	122
4. Carlton	16,268	3,411	3,768	432	110
5. Carlton South	10,866	2,221	2,737	397	123
6. Melbourne East	17,590	2,833	4,727	372	167
7. Jolimont and West Richmond	12,358	2,346	2,328	531	99
8. Fitzroy	28,393	5,811	6,352	447	109
9. Collingwood	26,380	5,546	6,528	404	118
10. Richmond	30,743	6,415	6,027	510	94
11. South Yarra	15,475	3,058	2,781	556	91
12. Prahran	16,031	3,411	2,924	548	86
13. Toorak	23,205	4,707	4,792	484	102
14. St. Kilda	19,750	3,814	3,883	509	102
15. Albert Park	14,449	2,843	3,457	418	122
16. Melbourne South	12,551	2,481	2,835	443	214
17. Emerald Hill	13,619	2,732	2,659	512	97
18. Port Melbourne	12,176	2,439	2,517	484	103
19. Williamstown	14,052	2,942	3,132	449	106
20. Footseray	19,482	3,828	4,193	465	110
21. Essendon and Flemington	28,372	5,715	5,797	489	101
22. East Bourke Boroughs	49,370	9,585	9,817	503	102
23. Hawthorn	21,430	4,390	4,140	518	94
24. Eastern Suburbs	25,955	4,772	5,270	492	110
25. Brighton	16,806	3,297	3,776	445	114
26. Dandenong and Berwick	17,657	3,534	4,178	423	118
27. Mornington	21,021	4,238	4,642	453	110
28. Barwon	10,148	1,979	2,370	428	120
29. Geelong	23,916	5,020	6,189	386	123
30. Grant	9,470	1,889	2,444	387	129
31. Bourke West	10,149	2,037	2,162	469	106
32. Bourke East	12,129	2,303	2,781	436	121
33. Evelyn	16,252	3,597	3,772	431	105
Total	601,965	119,707	134,100	449	112

Population, Dwellings, and Electors in Electoral Districts, 1901—continued. TABLE XVII.—Showing the Population and Inhabited Dwellings in each Electoral District at the Census of 1901 ; also the Number of Electors and the Proportion of Persons to Electors and of Electors to Inhabited Dwellings—continued.
Electoral Districts.	Total Population.	Inhabited Dwellings.	Electors.	Average Number of Persons to 100 Electors.	Average Number of Electors to 100 Inhabited Dwellings.
NORTH CENTRAL GROUP.
34. Anglesey	13,603	2,830	3,937	345	139
35. Kilmore, Dalhousie, and Lancefield	8,493	1,763	2,153	394	122
36. Kyneton	9,442	2,043	2,399	394	117
37. Castlemaine	13,810	3,124	3,770	366	121
38. Daylesford	8,102	1,837	1,966	412	107
39. Maldon	8,639	1,867	1,908	453	102
40. Maryborough	10,384	2,191	2,203	471	101
41. Talbot and Avoca	6,618	1,622	1,779	372	110
42. Clunes and Allandale	6,761	1,442	1,654	409	115
43. Creswick	7,510	1,602	1,750	429	109
Total	93,362	20,321	23,519	397	116
WESTERN GROUP.
44. Warrenheip	6,955	1,456	2,151	323	148
45. Ballarat West	28,948	5,813	6,102	474	105
46. Ballarat East	15,443	3,300	3,279	471	99
47. Windermere	6,840	1,335	1,680	407	126
48. Grenville	17,400	3,873	4,322	403	112
49. Polwarth	13,970	2,771	3,356	416	121
50. Ripon and Hampden	13,612	2,555	2,950	461	115
51. Ararat	9,697	2,049	2,237	433	109
52. Villiers and Heytesbury	10,635	1,984	2,720	391	137
53. Warrnambool	9,133	1,768	2,375	385	134
54. Port Fairy	7,298	1,406	2,081	351	148
55. Portland	8,938	1,768	2,099	426	119
56. Normanby	9,175	1,698	1,952	470	115
57. Dundas	9,941	1,875	2,345	424	125
Total	167,985	33,651	39,649	424	118
WIMMERA GROUP.
58. Lowan	11,638	2,046	2,374	490	116
59. Horsham	9,788	1,782	2,030	482	114
60. Stawell	9,557	2,103	2,209	433	105
61. Kara Kara	9,375	1,849	2,182	430	118
62. Borung	11,286	1,984	2,824	400	142
Total	51,644	9,764	11,619	444	119
MALLEE GROUP.
63. Donald and Swan Hill	21,694	4,350	6,146	353	141
NORTHERN GROUP.
64. Korong	8,921	1,799	2,284	391	127
65. Dunolly	7,769	1,931	1,967	395	102
66. Gunbower	10,055	1,852	2,496	403	135
67. Mandurang	8,143	1,641	2,094	389	128
68. Eaglehawk	9,587	2,172	2,063	465	95
69. Sandhurst	26,145	5,520	5,940	440	108
70. Sandhurst South	10,724	2,366	2,358	455	100
71. Rodney	22,028	4,460	5,552	397	124
72. Numurkah and Nathalia	11,748	2,169	2,226	528	103
73. Shepparton and Euroa	12,001	2,192	2,346	511	107
74. Benalla and Yarrawonga	12,186	2,273	2,969	410	131
Total	139,307	28,375	38,441	362	135
NORTH-EASTERN GROUP.
75. Delatite	11,105	2,140	2,644	420	124
76. Wangaratta and Rutherglen	15,195	2,879	3,579	424	124
77. Bogong	9,468	1,730	2,026	467	117
78. Ovens	8,391	2,019	2,087	402	103
79. Benambra	10,136	2,064	2,321	437	112
Total	54,295	10,832	12,657	429	117
GIPPSLAND GROUP.
80. Gippsland East	13,089	3,036	3,229	405	106
81. Gippsland North	10,737	2,136	2,236	480	105
82. Gippsland Central	11,452	2,527	3,257	352	129
83. Gippsland South	11,840	2,390	2,914	406	122
84. Gippsland West	19,865	3,956	4,693	423	119
Total	66,983	14,045	16,329	410	116
Migratory Population.
(Not distributed)	1,825	365

Population in principal Cities, Towns, Boroughs, and Townships, 1901., TABLE XVIII.—Showing the Population of each City, Town, Borough, and Township containing over 300 inhabitants on the 31st March, 1901, arranged in order of population., (c) Signifies City, (t) Town, (b) Borough.
City, Town, Borough, or Township.	Population.
*Melbourne(c)	68,374
*South Melbourne(c)	40,619
*Prahran(c)	40,441
*Richmond(c)	37,824
*Collingwood(c)	32,749
*Fitzroy(c)	31,687
Bendigo(c)	30,774
Ballarat(c)	25,499
*Brunswich(t)	24,141
*Hawthorn(c)	21,430
*St. Kilda(c)	20,542
Ballarat East(t)	18,324
*Footscray(c)	18,318
*North Melbourne(t)	18,120
*Essendon(t)	17,426
*Williamstown(t)	14,052
Geelong(t)	12,418
*Port Melbourne(t)	12,176
*Flemington and Kensington(b)	10,946
*Malvern(t)	10,619
*Brighton(t)	10,047
*Northcote(t)	9,677
*Caulfield(b)	9,541
*Kew(b)	9,469
Eaglehawk(b)	8,367
Warrnambool(t)	6,404
*Coburg shire (excluding 680 in prison)	6,092
Geelong West(b)	5,871
Castlemaine(b)	5,703
Maryborough(b)	5,622
Stawell(b)	5,318
Newtown and Chilwell(b)	5,049
Echuea(b)	4,089
*Preston shire	4,059
Hamilton(b)	4,024
†Maldon	3,667
St. Arnaud(b)	3,656
Ararat(b)	3,656
Sale(b)	3,462
Daylesford(b)	3,384
†Kyneton	3,274
Bairnsdale	3,074
Creswick(b)	3,060
Sebastopol(b)	2,969
Colac	2,817
Horsham(b)	2,724
*Surrey Hills	2,712
Benalla	2,711
Wangaratta(b)	2,621
†Beechworth	2,550
Kerumburra and Coal district	2,445
Clunes(b)	2,426
Portland(b)	2,185
Shepparton	2,067
†Walhalla	2,061
Queenscliff(b)	2,025
Camperdown	1,996
Port Fairy(b)	1,990
Seymour	1,884
†Chiltern	1,824
Warracknabeal	1,750
Rutherglen(b)	1,748
Koroit(b)	1,684
†South Barwon (Belmont, &c.)	1,679
Outtrim	1,646
Mildura	1,606
*Box Hill	1,571
Warragul	1,551
Yarrawonga	1,438
Allandale	1,426
Dunolly(b)	1,384
Terang	1,382
Pitfield	1,382
Euroa	1,336
Inglewood(b)	1,320
†Heathcote	1,304
Buninyong(b)	1,292
*Sandringham	1,278
*Oakleigh(b)	1,273
Carisbrook(b)	1,236
Chewton(b)	1,229
Kerang	1,222
Talbot(b)	1,197
†Woodend	1,184
Numurkah	1,174
Lillydale	1,134
Dandenong	1,127
Malmsbury(b)	1,121
Traralgon	1,118
Casterton	1,102
Swan Hill	1,068
Nhill	1,065
Charlton	1,064
†Egerton	1,048
*Balwyn	1,047
†Kilmore	1,044
Rochester	1,032
Beaufort	1,013
*Heldelberg	1,011
*Doneaster and District	996
Bowenvale and Timor	987
Campbell's Creek	980
Donald	959
†Wodonga	909
Healesville	907
Wedderburn	905
Kangaroo Flat	880
Mount William Gold-fields	879
*Fairfield	872
Bacclius Marsh	838
Browns and Scarsdale(b)	834
Nathalia	828
Yea	823
Mornington	821
Mansfield	819
Rushworth	817
†Avoca	813
Queenstown, &c.	809
Coleraine	807
Mortlake	780
Maffra	777
Wandiligorg Gold-fields	774
Bright	762
Murtoa	761
Mooroopna	759
Dimboola	736
Tarnagulla(b)	729
Jumbunna	729
Majorca(b)	719
Nagambie	715
*Blackburn	709
Drouin	702
Alexandra	698
Trentham	694
Werribee	693
Penshurst	689
Mitcham	688
Leongatha	681
Sorrento	680
Portarlington	672
Lintons	658
Violet Town	643
Omeo	643
Mentone	637
*Alphington	625
Mordialloc	623
Elmore	614
Smeaton	601
Cobram	598
Waterloo	595
Ballan	593
Kyabram	589
Morwell	587
Tatura	582
Stratford	581
Gordons	579
Wycheproof	578
Fosterville	575
†Gisborne	554
*Templestowe	540
Hollybush	538
Lancefield	534
Cheltenham	530
Fryerstown	528
Bethanga	527
Rokewood	524
Frankston	523
Romsey	519
Murchison	517
Yarra Glen	517
Tallangatta	510
Sunbury (exclusive of 736 in lunatic asylum)	504
Broadford	501
Yackandandah	499
Myrtleford	495
Rosedale	488
Allan's Flat, &c.	487
Upper Macedon	487
Birchip	484
Berringa	484
Broomfield	482
Avenel	481
Wahgunyah	471
Snake Valley	469
Eltham	467
Cunninghame	465
Wendource	460
Raywood(b)	461
Boort	459
Newstead	456
Berwick	452
†Taradale	451
Cobden	450
Kingston	446
Winchelsea	446
Bruthen	445
Smythesdale(b)	443
†Guildford	441
Yarram	438
†Wood's Point	429
Prentice North	415
Harrietville	411
Snowy Creek, &c.	410
Lauriston	408
Bealiba	407
Beulah	407
Yandoit	406
*Ivanhoe	404
Stanley	404
Beaumaris	402
Eldorado	398
Cassilis	398
Orbost	398
Warrenheip	396
Merino	395
Foster	394
Hastings	394
Tungamah	393
Heywood	386
Birregurra	385
Minyip	385
Macarthur	375
Nerrina	374
Natimuk	372
Blackwood	369
Ringwood	363
Newlyn	362
Glenlyon	359
Dunkeld	357
Mount Clear	352
Drysdale	352
Broadmeadows	350
Edenhope	346
Corindhap	341
Koondrook	339
Clementston	339
Hopetoun	331
Dromana	327
Learmonth	324
Ferntree Gully	323
Cranbourne	318
Corryong	318
Allansford	316
Epping	313
†Steiglitz	313
Mitta Mitta	312
Skipton	308
Moe	306
Matlock	303
Meredith	301

[* Within Greater Melbourne—] [† At one time boroughs, but now amalgamated with shires.]

N.B —For further particulars seeCensus of Victoria,Part I., Inhabitants and Houses, pages 95 to 107.

Birthplaces, 1901.—Numbers and Proportions., TABLE XIX.—Showing the Numbers of Persons, Males and Females, of Different Birthplaces at the Census of 1901 ; also the Proportions per cent. of Persons to the Total Population, and of Males to Persons of each Birthplace.
Birthplaces.	Numbers.			Proportions per cent. of—
Birthplaces.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons to Total Specified Population.	Males to Persons of each Birthplace.
Total Population	1,201,341	603,883	597,458
Total Specified Birthplaces	1,196,185	601,033	595,152	100.00	50.25
BRITISH.
Victoria	876,003	428,823	447,180	73.24	48.95
New South Wales	22,417	10,631	11,786	1.87	47.42
Queensland	3,032	1,363	1,669	0.25	44.96
South Australia	21,929	10,720	11,209	1.83	48.88
Western Australia	1,468	673	795	0.12	45.85
Tasmania	15,363	6,871	8,492	1.28	44.73
Australia (State not named)	885	414	471	0.07	46.78
Total Australia	941,097	459,495	481,602	78.66	48.82
New Zealand	9,020	4,404	4,616	0.75	48.83
Fiji	134	58	76	0.01	43.28
England	113,432	62,770	50,662	9.48	55.34
Wales	3,676	2,101	1,575	0.31	57.15
Scotland	35,751	19,003	16,748	2.99	53.15
Ireland	61,512	28,796	32,716	5.14	46.81
Other British Possessions(a)	4,417	2,942	1,475	0.37	66.61
At Sea—British Subjects(b)	1,531	760	771	0.13	49.64
Total British	1,170,570	580,329	590,241	97.84	49.57

(a)OTHER BRITISH POSSESSIONS.	M.	F.
European—
Gibraltar	20	29
Malta	18	21
Cyprus	2
Total	60	50
Asiatic—
Aden	1	1
Ceylon	71	39
British India	1,319	465
East Indies (so stated)	16	16
British Assam and Br. Burma	8	5
Straits Settlements—
Penang	2	1
Malacca	3
Singapore	35	4
Straits Settlements (so stated)	4	4
Malay States	2
North Borneo	1
HongKong	48	2
Total	1,510	537
African—
British East Africa	1
Mauritius	135	74
Seyehelles	3	4
Natal	31	19
Cape of Good Hope	167	189
South Africa (so stated)	60	65
Africa (so stated)	31	28
Rhodesia		1
Transvaal	6	7
St. Helena	17	20
Ascension	1
West Africa (so stated)	2	1
Gold Coast	1
Total	461	408
American—
Canada	667	328
Newfoundland	38	14
Bermuda	8	2
British Honduras		1
British Guiana	11	8
West Indies—
Jamaica	71	68
Leeward Islands—
Antigua	4	1
St. Kitts	3	2
Nevis	1
Dominica	1
Virgin Islands	1
Windward Islands—
St. Vincent	5	2
Grenada	2
Barbados	11	7
Tobago	1	1
Trinidad	6	3
Island not named	70	34
Falkland Islands	1
Total	901	471
Oceanic—
New Guinea (Br.)		1
Norfolk Island		4
Tonga	10	4
Total	10	9
(b)AT SEA.
British Subjects—
By birth	748	745
By naturalization	12	26
Total	760	771

Birthplaces, 1901.—Numbers and Proportions.—continued., TABLE XIX.—Showing the Numbers of Persons, Males and Females, of Different Birthplaces at the Census of 1901 ; also the Proportions per cent. of Persons to the Total Population, and of Males to Persons of each Birthplace—continued.
Birthplaces.		Numbers.			Proportions per cent. of—
Birthplaces.		Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons to Total Specified Population.	Males to Persons of each Birthplace.
FOREIGN.
France, with Colonies(a)		955	651	304	0.08	68.16
Belgium		123	83	40	0.01	67.48
Holland, with Colonies(b)		229	177	52	0.02	77.30
Germany, &c.(c)		7,608	5,295	2,313	0.64	69.60
Austria-Hungary, &c.(d)		404	338	66	0.03	83.66
Switzerland		903	749	154	0.08	82.95
Italy, &c.(e)		1,526	1,290	236	0.13	84.53
Spain, &c.(f)		176	115	61	0.02	65.34
Portugal, with Colonies(g)		112	100	12	0.01	89.29
Denmark, with Colonies(h)		1,022	883	139	0.09	86.40
Sweden and Norway		2,207	2,033	174	0.18	92.11
Russia, &c.(i)		954	713	241	0.08	72.74
Greece, &c.(j)		195	180	15	0.02	92.30
Other European Countries, with Possessions(k)		480	313	167	0.04	65.21
United States of America, with Colonies(l)		2,135	1,382	753	0.18	64.73
China(m)		6,230	6,158	72	0.52	98.84
Japan(n)		76	67	9	0.01	88.16
Other Foreign Countries(o)		247	155	92	0.02	62.75
At Sea—Foreign Subjects		33	22	11		66.66
Total Foreign		25,615	20,704	4,911	2.16	80.82
Unspecified (p).
British Subjects		4,926	2,689	2,237
Foreign Subjects		230	161	69
ALLEGIANCE.
British Subjects	By Birth	1,175,366	582,954	592,412
	By Parentage	1,069	663	406
	By Naturalization	4,566	3,304	1,262
Foreign Subjects	Under 21	968	654	314
	21 and Over	19,236	16,210	3,026
	Age Unknown	136	98	38

	M.	F.
(a) France and Colonies—
France	633	292
Corsica	5
Algeria		1
Madagascar	5	1
Reunion	1
West Indies—
Martinique	1	1
Guadeloupe	1
Society Islands (Tahiti)	1
New Caledonia	4	9
Total	651	304
(b) Holland and Colonies—
Holland (the Netherlands)	165	39
Sumatra	1	1
Java	10	11
Gulana (Dutch)		1
Curagao	1
Total	177	52
(c) Germany, &c.—
Germany	5,282	2,312
Heligoland	1	1
Total	5,295	2,313
(d) Austria-Hungary, &c.—
Austria-Hungary	337	66
Bosbia	1
Total	338	66
(e) Italy, &c.—
Italy (including Sicily)	1,289	236
Sardinia	1
Total	1,290	236
(f) Spain, &c.—
Spain	115	60
Canary Islands		1
Total	115	61
(g) Portugal and Colonies—
Portugal	78	8
Azores	3	2
Goa	1
Madeira	9	2
Cape Verde Islands	9
Total	100	12
(h) Denmark and Colonies—
Denmark	882	138
Iceland	1
St. Thomas		1
Total	883	139
(i) Russia, &c.—
Russia in Europe	592	164
Poland	48	73
Finland	73	4
Total	713	241
(j) Greece, &c.—
Greece	171	10
Ionian Islands	9	5
Total	180	15
(k) Other European Countries and Possessions—
Turkey—
Turkey Proper	34	6
Bulgaria	1
Crete	3
Samos	1
In Asia—
Asia Minor	4
Syria	228	137
Armenia and Kurdistan	1	1
Arabia	7	2
In Africa—
Tripoli, &c.	2	1
Montenegro	1
Roumania	31	20
Total	313	167
(l) United States of America and Possessions—
United States *	1,365	742
Hawali	4	8
Philippine Islands	13	3
Total	1,382	753
(m) China—
European Race	50	20
Asiatic Race	6,108	52
Total	6,158	72
(n) Japan—
European Race	13	8
Asiatic Race	54	1
Total	67	9
(o) Other Foreign Countries—
American Countries—
Mexico	15	2
North America (so stated)		2
Guatemala	1
Central America (so stated)		2
Cuba	1
Haiti	1	1
Peru	7	6
Brazil	25	17
Chile	15	7
Argentine Republic	6	3
Uruguay	1	1
Paraguay		1
South America (so stated)	35	25
Asiatic Countries—
Persia	7	1
Afghanistan	8
Siam	3
Asia (so stated)	1
African Countries—
Egypt	16	8
North Africa (so stated)		1
Oceanica—
New Hebrides	6	9
Samoa	4	5
South Sea Islands (so stated)	3	1
Total	155	92
(p) Unspecified—
British names	1,422	1,435
British subjects by naturalization	52	40
Foreign names	61	31
Names unknown	1,313	800
Total	2,850	2,306

[* Including "America" (so stated).]

Birthplaces, 1861-1901.—Numbers., TABLE XX.—Showing the Number of Persons of different Birthplaces at the last Five Censuses.
Birthplaces.	Number of Persons.
Birthplaces.	1861.	1871.	1881.	1891.	1901.
Total Population	540,322	731,528	862,346	1,140,405	1,201,341
Total Specified Birthplaces	533,899	728,470	857,587	1,133,771	1,196,185
BRITISH POSSESSIONS.
Victoria	138,075	329,597	499,199	713,585	876,003
Other Australian States and New Zealand	19,836	28,687	39,861	79,719	74,114
England	169,586	164,287	142,906	157,813	113,432
Wales	6,055	6,614	4,547	5,094	3,676
Scotland	60,701	56,210	48,153	50,667	35,751
Ireland	87,160	100,468	86,733	85,307	61,512
Other British Possessions	4,348	3,773	3,564	4,860	4,551
FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
France and French Colonies	1,250	1,170	1,334	1,307	955
Germany and Austria	10,418	9,264	8,894	11,353	8,012
Other European Countries	6,938	5,771	6,083	10,259	7,927
United States	2,554	2,423	2,343	2,905	2,135
China	24,732	17,857	11,799	8,450	6,230
Other Countries	406	285	277	479	323
At Sea	1,840	2,064	1,894	1,973	1,564
Unspecified	6,423	3,058	4,759	6,634	5,156
ALLEGIANCE.
British Subjects	493,422	694,231	831,547	1,105,279	1,181,001
Foreign Subjects	46,900	37,297	30,799	35,126	20,340

Birthplaces, 1861-1901.—Proportions., TABLE XXI.—Showing the Proportions of Persons of different Birthplaces to each 10,000 of the population at the last Five Censuses.
Birthplaces.	Proportion per 10,000 Persons of Specified Birthplaces.
Birthplaces.	1861.	1871.	1881.	1891.	1901.
Total	10,000	10,000	10,000	10,000	10,000
BRITISH POSSESSIONS.
Victoria	2,586	4,525	5,821	6,294	7,324
Other Australian States and New Zealand	372	394	465	703	619
England	3,176	2,255	1,667	1,392	948
Wales	113	91	53	45	31
Scotland	1,137	772	561	447	299
Ireland	1,633	1,379	1,011	752	514
Other British Possessions	81	52	41	43	38
FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
France and French Colonies	24	16	16	12	8
Germany and Austria	195	127	104	100	67
Other European Countries	130	79	71	91	66
United States	48	33	27	26	18
China	463	245	138	74	52
Other Countries	8	4	3	4	3
At Sea	34	28	22	17	13

Religions in Detail, 1901., TABLE XXII.—Showing the Number of Persons, Males and Females, of different Religious Denominations at the Census of 1901.
Religious Denominations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total Population	1,201,341	603,883	597,458
Total Specified Religions	1,184,957	593,656	591,301
CHRISTIAN
Episcopalians—
Church of England	424,011	214,666	209,345
"Protestant" (so stated)	8,693	4,543	4,150
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria, &c.*	190,725	95,562	95,163
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	778	381	397
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	144,851	69,947	74,904
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	14,723	7,294	7,429
All other†	20,698	10,042	10,656
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	17,141	8,173	8,968
Baptist	32,648	15,196	17,452
Church of Christ—Disciple of Christ	10,682	4,980	5,702
Christian (so stated), &c.‡	744	366	378
Brethren, Christian Brethren	1,570	732	838
Lutheran (German Protestant)	13,935	8,338	5,597
Moravian (United Brethren)	144	74	70
Calvinistic Methodist§	1,257	644	613
Friends (Society of)	251	143	108
Salvation Army	8,830	3,967	4,863
Unitarian	788	477	311
Australian Church	964	426	538
Seventh Day Adventist	1,086	436	650
Christadelphian	692	329	363
Victorian Free Church	11	7	4
Free Christian, Christian Assembly	71	40	31
Evangelist	31	19	12
Church of the First Born	91	50	41
Missions—
Mission Hall	6	3	3
Chinese	42	39	3
Deaf and Dumb	9	6	3
Evangelical, Gospel	6	3	3
Town	42	26	16
Union	2	2
Sundry—
Apostolic, Contender for Apostolic Order and Principles	6	1	5
Believer, True Believer	29	9	20
Believer, in Bible, Bible only	7	4	3
Children's Church Try Society	2	2
Children in God through faith in Jesus Christ	4	3	1
Christian Endeavour	1	1
Christian Reformer	1	1
Church Army	3	2	1
Church of God	82	40	42
Conditional Immortality	17	9	8
Danish Church	3	1	2
Dutch Reformed Church	15	13	2
French Protestant (Huguenot)	6	4	2
German Christian	2	1	1
German Evangelical	2	2
German United	1	1
Glassite (Sandemanian)	2	1	1
Grace Walking Brethren	1	1
Nonconformist, Dis-enter	12	7	5
Primitive Christian	4	2	2
Reformed Church, Reformer	6	4	2
Reformed Church of Switzerland (Zwinglian)	9	8	1
Relative of Jesus	7	4	3
Re-organized Church of Jesus Christ	5	2	3
Other Protestants—continued.
Sundry—continued.
Sabbath Keeper	3	1	2
Second Adventist	10	5	5
St. Paul's	2		2
Swedish Church	1	1
The Faith once delivered to the Saints	1	1
Universalist, Restorationist, Restitutionist	16	11	5
Welsh Church	2	2
Welsh Congregational	1		1
Welsh Zion	1		1
Y.M.C.A.	5	1	4
Protestant, unsectarian	63	41	22
Protestant, unspecified‖	250	130	120
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	260,016	126,968	133,048
Catholic (so stated)	3,694	1,835	1,859
Greek Church	367	277	90
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church	460	195	265
Christian Israelite	258	141	117
Latter-day Saint (Mormon)	111	63	48
New Church (Swedenborgian)	146	69	77
Spiritist, Spiritualist	913	447	466
Christian Catholic	100	33	67
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	6,113	36,865	2,248
Miscellaneous—
Armenian	6	5	1
Aryan	1	1
Catholic, but not Roman Catholic	1	1
Christian Agnostic	1	1
Christian Metaphysician	11	5	6
Christian Scientist	66	26	40
Christian Socialist	10	5	5
Christian Spiritist	2	2
Divine Healer	2	1	1
Follower of Ruskin	1	1
Golden Rule	3	1	2
Latitudinarian	3	3
Mennonite	1		1
Old Catholic	2	2
Peace and Holy Love	1	1
Providence	2	1	1
Pure and Undefined Religion	1	1
Rational Christian	1		1
Religious Free Thought	2	1	1
Roman Orthodox	1	1
Tolstoian	1	1
Trinity	1	1
Universal Catholic	1	1
Zion	3		3
NON-CHRISTIAN.
Jew	5,907	3,051	2,856
Mohammedan	467	456	11
Buddhist	1,417	1,411	6
Hindu, Brahman	187	185	2
Hindu Sikh	8	8
Confucian	3,389	3,336	53
Other Asiatic—
Druse (Syrian)	7	7
Taoist	1	1
Shinto	2	2
"Sing" (?Sinto or Shinto)	1	1
"Sanhus"	1	1
Zoroastrian	1	1
All other—
Believer in God	5	5
Bi-Deist	1	1
Deist, Theist	51	44	7
Deist, Rational	1	1
Electric	1	1
Esoteric Buddhist	1	1
God Absolute	1	1
"Historien"	1	1
Separatist	8	6	2

[* Including Presbyterian (undefined) Church of Scotland, Cameronian, Covenanter, Puritan, and Independent Presbyterian (if any).] [† Including Methodist (undefined), and at their own request—Bible Christian and United Methodist Free Church.] [‡ Including Orthodox or Temperance Christian, Christian Union, Believer in Christ, Follower of Christ, Religion of Christ, &c.] [§ Including Welsh Presbyterian.] [‖ Children, of parents of different Protestant of denominations, whose religion was not stated.]

Religions in Detail, 1901—continued., TABLE XXII.—Showing the Number of Persons, Males and Females, of different Religious Denominations at the Census of 1901—continued.
Religious Denominations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
NON-CHRISTIAN—continued.
All other—continued.
Student of Truth	64	26	38
Truth Seeker	2	1	1
Theosophist	58	29	29
SCEPTICS, ETC.¶
Agnostic	260	219	41
Altruist	1	1
Atheist	60	53	7
Cosmopolitan	11	10	1
Evolutionist	1	1
Freethinker, Rationalist	2,042	1,616	426
Humanitarian	16	12	4
Infidel	1	1
"Knowledge of All"	1		1
Materialist	3	2	1
Metaphysician	19	8	11
Mental Science	1		1
Monist	2	2
Naturalist, Natural Religion	6	3	3
SCEPTICS, &c.—continued.
"" (Worshipper of Nature ?)
New Light	1	1
Peripatetic (Aristotelian)	1	1
Philosopher	1	1
Pantheist	8	7	1
Socialist	19	14	5
Sophist	1		1
Secularist	15	12	3
Sceptic	2	2
Scientist	3	2	1
Voltairian	1	1
No Religion (so stated)	2,454	1,897	557
Entries in jest, or nondescript**	38	30	8
Unspecified—
Object to state	10,827	6,997	3,830
Others	5,557	3,230	2,327

[¶ Embracing those who either have no apparent religious belief, or appear to be altogether dissatisfied with the old established and popular religions of the world.] [** Viz.— Anything Handy, 1 ; Callithumpian, 6 ; Chukite, 1 ; Don't know, 1 ; Fanatic, 1 ; Free Dictanion, 1 illegible , 1 ; Go-as-you-please, 1 ; Heathen, 1 ; Honeytarian, 3 (including 1 female) ; Loquodist, 1 ; Mixed, 1 ; Think for Themselves, 2 (including 1 female) ; Thistle, 4 ; Various, 1 ; Windshittarian, 1 ; L.S.D., 10 (including 6 females) ; Worshipper of Bacchus and Mammon, 1.]

Religions of Chinese and Aborigines, 1901., TABLE XXIII.—Showing the Numbers of Chinese and Aborigines of different Religious Denominations at the Census of 1901.
Religious Denominations.	Chinese.					Aborigines.
	Persons.	Males.		Females.		Persons.	Males.		Females.
	Persons.	Pure.	Half-Caste.	Pure.	Half-Caste.	Persons.	Pure.	Half-Caste.	Pure.	Half-Caste.
Total	7,349	6,236	504	111	498	652	163	204	108	177
Total Specified Religions	7,019	5,920	493	111	495	651	163	203	108	177
CHRISTIAN.
Episcopalians—Church of England	856	424	215	25	192	244	54	78	43	69
Episcopalians—Protestant (so stated)	28	2	13		13
Presbyterians—Presbyterian Church, &c.	244	141	43	8	52	126	27	39	17	43
Methodists—Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	521	324	90	10	97	56	6	25	2	23
Methodists—Primitive Methodist (so stated)	22	4	8		10	2				2
Methodists—All other	31	7	7		17	13		6	1	6
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	15	11		3	1
Baptist	12	9	1	2		14	2	5	2	5
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	36	18	8		10	1				1
Christian (so stated), &c.	31	27		4
Brethren, Christian Brethren	1				1
Lutheran (German Protestant)	11	11				10	1	6		3
Moravian (United Brethren)						100	34	18	27	21
Salvation Army	30	7	12		11	3	1	1		1
Unitarian	1				1
Miscellaneous	69	55	6	2	6
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	187	24	83		80	14	1	9	1	3
Catholics (so stated)	3	2			1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	168	164	2		2	5	4	1
NON-CHRISTIAN.
Mohammedan	1	1
Buddhist	1,345	1,341		4
Confucian*	3,389	3,334	2	52	1
Other	3	3
SCEPTICS, ETC.†	15	11	3	1		63	33	15	15
Unspecified—
Object to state	325	316	8		1	1		1
Others	5		3		2

[* Including Chinese of pure race who were originally returned by the sub-enumerators as "No Religion," "Pagan," "Chinese Church," or with Religion not stated.] [† Chiefly "No Religion." Aborigines were entered as "No Religion," if the religion was not specified.]

Religions in Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District), 1901., TABLE XXIV.—Showing the Numbers of Persons, Males and Females, of different Religious Denominations in the District under the jurisdiction of the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works at the Census of 1901.
Religious Denominations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	483,548	228,058	255,490
Total Specified Religions	477,236	224,455	252,781
CHRISTIAN.
Episcopalians—
Church of England	187,608	89,077	98,531
Protestant (so stated)	5,005	2,480	2,525
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria, &c.	63,927	30,057	33,870
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	54	18	36
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	47,392	21,814	25,578
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	3,775	1,760	2,015
All other	5,459	2,483	2,976
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	10,555	4,918	5,637
Baptist	18,458	8,296	10,162
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	5,615	2,517	3,098
Christian (so stated), &c.	482	217	265
Brethren, Christian Brethren	855	399	456
Lutheran (German Protestant)	3,420	2,162	1,258
Moravian (United Brethren)	10	4	6
Calvinistic Methodist	443	215	228
Friends (Society of)	128	74	54
Salvation Army	3,657	1,498	2,159
Unitarian	555	304	251
Miscellaneous	2,286	1,033	1,253
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	101,293	45,303	55,990
Catholics (so stated)	1,679	716	963
Greek Church	284	204	80
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church	360	152	208
Christian Israelite	194	101	93
New Church (Swedenborgian)	94	40	54
Spiritist, Spiritualist	717	338	379
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	3,171	1,889	1,282
Sundry	156	64	92
NON-CHRISTIAN.
Jew	5,103	2,599	2,504
Mohammedan	98	89	9
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	223	220	3
Confucian	1,532	1,486	46
Other	163	96	67
SCEPTICS, ETC.	2,485	1,832	653
Unspecified—
Object to state	4,797	2,875	1,922
Others	1,515	728	787

Religions in Urban and Rural Districts, 1901., TABLE XXV.—Showing the Numbers of Persons, Males and Females, of different Religious Denominations dwelling in Cities, Towns, and Boroughs, in Shires, and in Ships, at the Census of 1901.
Religious Denominations.	TOTAL OF VICTORIA.			IN MUNICIPALITIES.						OUTSIDE LOCAL JURISDICTION.
	TOTAL OF VICTORIA.			Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.			Shires.			No Municipality.			Shipping.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	1,201,341	603,883	597,458	647,397	306,143	341,254	551,523	295,592	255,931	140	81	59	2,281	2,067	214
Total Specified Religions	1,184,957	593,656	591,301	638,662	301,089	337,573	543,956	290,499	253,457	136	77	59	2,203	1,991	212
Episcopalians—
Church of England	424,011	214,666	209,345	237,537	113,503	124,034	185,510	100,347	85,163	69	38	31	895	778	117
Protestant (so stated)	8,693	4,543	4,150	5,728	2,868	2,860	2,937	1,651	1,286	5	2	3	23	22	1
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria, &c.	190,725	95,562	95,163	86,361	40,666	45,695	104,041	54,606	49,435	9	3	6	314	287	27
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	778	381	397	159	63	96	618	317	301				1	1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	144,851	69,947	74,904	80,270	36,672	43,598	64,489	33,202	31,287	20	11	9	72	62	10
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	14,723	7,294	7,429	8,592	4,035	4,557	6,126	3,256	2,870				5	3	2
All other	20,698	10,042	10,656	10,418	5,033	5,385	10,255	4,990	5,265	4		4	21	19	2
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	17,141	8,173	8,968	12,192	5,707	6,485	4,934	2,453	2,481				15	13	2
Baptist	32,648	15,196	17,452	22,718	10,167	12,551	9,894	5,001	4,893	5	5		31	23	8
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	10,682	4,980	5,702	6,418	2,861	3,557	4,248	2,111	2,137	13	7	6	3	1	2
Christian (so stated), &c.	744	366	378	539	250	289	205	116	89
Brethren, Christian Brethren	1,570	732	838	1,082	496	586	488	236	252
Lutheran (German Protestant)	13,935	8,338	5,597	4,604	2,819	1,785	9,100	5,290	3,810				231	229	2
Moravian (United Brethren)	144	74	70	17	4	13	127	70	57
Calvinistic Methodist	1,257	644	613	893	431	462	355	204	151				9	9
Friends (Society of)	251	143	108	140	80	60	111	63	48
Salvation Army	8,830	3,967	4,863	5,605	2,343	3,262	3,223	1,623	1,600				2	1	1
Unitarian	788	477	311	580	326	254	208	151	57
Miscellaneous	3,635	1,702	1,933	2,563	1,163	1,400	1,063	530	533				9	9
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	260,016	126,968	133,048	133,261	59,727	73,534	126,354	66,876	59,478	11	11		390	354	36
Catholic (so stated)	3,694	1,835	1,859	2,051	896	1,155	1,604	901	703				39	38	1
Greek Church	367	277	90	297	216	81	45	36	9				25	25
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church	460	195	265	375	158	217	85	37	48
Christian Israelite	258	141	117	200	103	97	58	38	20
New Church (Swedenborgian)	146	69	77	87	42	45	59	27	32
Spiritist, Spiritualist	913	447	466	769	366	403	144	81	63
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	6,113	3,865	2,248	3,619	2,178	1,441	2,479	1,672	807				15	15
Sundry	335	158	177	166	66	100	167	90	77				1	1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	5,907	3,051	2,856	5,580	2,855	2,725	321	190	131				6	6
Mohammedan	467	456	11	153	144	9	243	241	2				71	71
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	1,604	1,596	8	508	503	5	1,090	1,087	3				6	6
Confucian	3,389	3,336	53	2,192	2,141	51	1,193	1,191	2				4	4
Other	215	138	77	161	96	65	53	42	11				1		1
Seeptics, &c.	4,969	3,897	1,072	2,827	2,111	716	2,129	1,773	356				14	14
Unspecified—
Object to state	10,827	6,997	3,830	5,814	3,546	2,268	4,937	3,377	1,560	1	1		75	73	2
Others	5,557	3,230	2,327	2,921	1,508	1,413	2,630	1,716	914	3	3		3	3

Religions in each County, 1901., TABLE XXVI.—Showing the Number of Persons of different Religious Denominations in each County at the Census of 1901.
Religious Denominations.		Total of Victoria.	Bourke.	Grant.	Mornington.	Evelyn.	Anglesey.	Dalhousie.	Talbot.	Grenville.	Polwarth.	Heytesbury.	Hampden.	Ripon.	Villiers.	Normanby.	Dundas.	Follett.	Lowan.
TOTAL		1,201,341	522,933	71,034	26,559	13,518	9,032	20,378	57,398	48,146	10,665	6,458	10,324	12,689	22,025	11,868	8,831	2,715	14,190
Episcopalians—
Church of England		424,011	201,840	22,367	10,925	5,509	3,460	6,019	18,102	14,602	3,980	1,938	2,922	4,218	5,540	3,894	2,640	1,049	3,868
Protestant (so stated)		8,693	5,142	427	110	69	33	83	252	192	52	15	29	88	94	71	42		96
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria, &c.		190,725	70,341	9,230	4,749	2,210	2,046	3,771	8,727	8,205	2,054	1,764	3,835	3,552	4,649	2,615	2,315	881	2,137
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria		778	61	174	15	7	5	1	35	2	8	12	23	2	1	183	27		16
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)		144,851	52,283	12,953	3,150	795	807	1,568	10,906	9,370	1,390	422	594	933	1,352	1,828	619	193	1,812
Primitive Methodist (so stated)		14,723	4,439	1,122	69	278	13	85	1,843	1,110	9	5	17	526	17	259	195	1	60
All other		20,698	5,636	1,714	315	707	62	184	1,778	753	173	125	91	106	149	41	80		1,547
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)		17,141	10,836	611	239	104	47	411	977	647	24	21	10	23	305	19	10	4	28
Baptist		32,648	19,274	1,742	605	495	72	366	1,537	1,148	122	276	80	128	532	225	317	9	282
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ		10,682	6,387	311	395	254	3	56	606	221	41	13	10	4	121	9	13		272
Christian (so stated), &c.		744	523	27	15	18	2		23	23		2	1	5	1	7			1
Brethren, Christian Brethren		1,570	946	67	30	19	7	26	45	61	13	33	7	10	27	5	2		6
Lutheran (German Protestant)		13,935	3,905	647	342	175	38	63	305	289	41	7	16	60	284	344	110	8	1,364
Moravian (United Brethren)		144	10	2				4		7					4				20
Calvinistic Methodist		1,257	460	96	8	2	5	11	77	257	3	1		12	11	9	2	1	2
Friends (Society of)		251	139	12	13	3			11	23				1	2				1
Salvation Army		8,830	3,799	576	181	81	60	123	433	361	50	10	12	71	137	127	47	41	311
Unitarian		788	564	16	16	23	2	4	7	18	3		2	7	2	1		2	4
Miscellaneous		3,635	2,362	225	55	62	16	35	75	98	24	4	4	14	19	9	3	2	26
Catholics—
Roman Catholic		260,016	110,250	16,803	4,468	2,188	2,200	7,067	10,117	9,564	2,466	1,492	2,493	2,533	8,276	2,009	2,232	489	1,896
Catholic (so stated)		3,694	1,741	214	44	21	1	38	151	66	18	42	26	49	134	45	37		34
Greek Church		367	282		7	1		3	5	18				1	4
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church		460	374	1				8	2	2					2	4
Christian Israelite		258	222	8	1				7				1	6
New Church (Swedenborgian)		146	98	1	2	8			8	1			4	2	3
Spiritist, Spiritualist		913	731	47	4	15	10		7	23					8	2
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)		6,113	3,429	267	139	143	19	99	164	187	47	98	28	28	58	10	24		52
Sundry		335	162	10	90	6		2	3	12				10					1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew		5,907	5,119	264	43	4	14	2	27	128	1	1	3	18	5	7	25	6	13
Mohammedan		467	106	17	4	1	6	16	15	21	10	4	2	3	6	5			9
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman		1,604	258	106	6	17	6	22	143	82	2	2	8	37	9	9	7	6	15
Confucian		3,389	1,624	223	3	7	5	19	282	64	3		9	66	19	2	14	3	12
Other		215	166	1	2	2	1		3	5			1
Sceptics, &c.		4,969	2,609	143	143	89	31	53	131	124	27	23	11	47	43	36	18	8	60
Unspecified	Object to state	10,827	5,166	443	269	183	50	153	437	355	65	127	77	82	129	70	26	11	173
Unspecified	Others	5,557	1,649	167	92	22	11	86	157	107	39	21	8	47	82	23	26	1	72

Religions in each County, 1901—TABLE XXVI.—Showing the Number of Persons of different Religious Denominations in each County at the Census of 1901—continued.
Religious Denominations.		Borung.	Kara Kara.	Millewa.	Weeah.	Karkarooc.	Tatchera.	Gunbower.	Gladstone.	Bendigo.	Rodney.	Moira.	Delatite.	Bogong.	Benambra.	Wonnangatta.	Croajingolong.	Tamto.	Dargo.	Tanjil.	Buln Buln.	Migratory.	Shipping.
TOTAL		30,720	16,431	112	360	9,403	8,575	8,167	17,953	58,060	19,140	34,663	20,544	30,485	7,074	2,271	2,147	2,648	5,879	20,110	33,730	1,825	2,281
Episcopalians—
Church of England		7,879	5,904	38	61	2,740	2,366	2,359	6,803	18,239	5,818	9,836	7,315	10,875	3,165	1,013	1,124	1,302	2,315	7,780	13,311		895
Protestant (so stated)		153	56			40	55	8	50	281	194	288	65	217	91	7	10	10	22	120	208		23
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria, &c.		6,081	3,151	35	42	1,654	1,763	1,247	3,486	6,064	4,246	7,252	3,879	4,503	998	298	525	491	936	4,212	6,467		314
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria		111	31	1		4	7		11	6	7	2	4	9	1				4	6	1		1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)		4,288	2,704	1	107	1,530	1,411	1,132	3,048	11,533	1,302	3,684	2,178	3,206	836	30	69	164	559	2,128	3,894		72
Primitive Methodist (so stated)		879	60		6	45	61	26	28	2,065	91	617	401	64	11	5	1	1	1	186	122		5
All other		724	318		12	150	87	341	77	2,678	1,013	1,089	175	99	15	2		2	78	159	197		21
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)		207	38	1	1	77	24	240	68	527	44	459	82	584	17	8	2	49	124	50	208		15
Baptist		856	78		12	395	345	548	123	1,012	258	355	238	282	44	11	5	14	33	191	607		31
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ		421	49		10	90	98	58	292	280	153	149	57	61	3	2		5	30	50	155		3
Christian (so stated), &c.		5	1		1	8	5	1	19	20	5	6	4	1	1		1		5	5	8
Brethren, Christian Brethren		95	35			2	7		6	59	1	2		1	1				7	4	46
Lutheran (German Protestant)		2,861	72	5	71	464	71	46	66	704	89	161	66	390	76	21	21	29	85	81	327		231
Moravian (United Brethren)		33					1						3						5	54	1
Calvinistic Methodist		35	19			12	2		18	130	2	8	7	20	6	1	1		1	5	24		9
Friends (Society of)		6				4		3	5	5	4	2	2	1							14
Salvation Army		391	81			145	52	10	132	521	149	135	120	126	6	4	3	20	61	186	266		2
Unitarian		8				6		2	8	18	8	5	2	9	2	2	1	3	1	13	29
Miscellaneous		46	12		1	25	10	9	39	121	8	25	30	66	7		4		18	36	136		9
Catholics—
Roman Catholic		4,648	3,355	20	25	1,588	1,938	1,963	3,123	12,263	5,180	9,776	5,305	8,628	1,560	807	294	474	1,245	4,318	6,573		390
Catholic (so stated)		64	37			6	34	8	26	171	135	116	31	70	77	1	4		23	87	104		39
Greek Church		4							1	8	2	1	1	1							3		25
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church						1			10	6	7	1		1			3	4		2	32
Christian Israelite			1					1			1	8								2
New Church (Swedenborgian)		1				2				1	3	6	1	3			1			1
Spiritist, Spiritualist		3				3	1	1		14	3	3	9	10	2	1		4		12
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)		159	41		3	66	31	25	101	155	54	99	55	110	19	8	10	16	47	75	232		15
Sundry		3	5			14	1			2		4	8								1		1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew		14	1				8			95	4	7	11	38	15	1	3	1		5	18		6
Mohammedan		21	3			1		1	22	39	2	17	8	11	2	6	5	3	10	7	13		71
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman		33	24	1		14	7	8	115	117	33	28	162	253	17	3	8	7	12	16	5		6
Confucian		102	90	1			2	8	33	240	44	47	83	223	15	2	1	18	47	69	5		4
Other		6					1	2	1	2		7		5		1	4		1		2		1
Sceptics, &c.		105	63	6	7	64	56	29	66	200	59	94	59	165	28	8	24	13	43	93	167		14
Unspecified—	Object to state	378	167			184	96	58	160	323	136	223	139	295	26	25	12	17	148	120	429		75
Unspecified—	Others	100	35	3	1	69	34	33	16	161	85	151	44	158	33	4	11	1	18	37	125	1,825	3

Religions, 1861-1901—Numbers and Proportions., TABLE XXVII.—Showing the Numbers and Proportions per Cent. of Persons attached to the Principal Religious Denominations at the last Five Censuses.
Religious Denominations.	Number of Persons.					Proportions per cent.
Religious Denominations.	1861.	1871.	1881.	1891.	1901.	1861.	1871.	1881.	1891.	1901.
Total Population	540,322	731,528	862,346	1,140,405	1,201,341
Total specified Religions	522,392	716,003	847,291	1,117,528	1,184,957	100.00	100.00	100.00	100.00	100.00
Church of England	205,695	251,328	299,542	401,604	424,011	39.38	35.10	35.35	35.94	35.78
Roman Catholic	107,610	167,468	197,157	240,310	260,016	20.60	23.39	23.27	21.51	21.94
Presbyterians	87,103	112,983	132,591	167,027	191,503	16.67	15.78	15.65	14.94	16.16
Methodists	46,511	94,220	115,053	158,040	180,272	8.90	13.16	13.58	14.14	15.21
Baptist	9,001	16,311	20,373	27,883	32,648	1.72	2.28	2.40	2.49	2.75
Independent (Congregationalist)	12,777	18,191	19,878	22,110	17,141	2.46	2.54	2.35	1.98	1.45
Lutheran	10,043	10,559	11,149	15,529	13,935	1.92	1.48	1.32	1.39	1.18
Church of Christ, Disciples of Christ.	441	3,540	4,859	8,267	10,682	0.08	0.49	0.57	0.74	0.90
Christian (so stated)				1,075	744				0.10	0.06
Salvation Army				13,521	8,830				1.21	0.74
Other Christian Denominations*	12,081	13,947	22,014	31,122	20,481	2.31	1.95	2.60	2.78	1.73
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	952	2,161	3,475	7,640	6,113	0.18	0.30	0.41	0.68	0.52
Spiritist, Spiritualist	5	171	853	790	913		0.02	0.10	0.07	0.08
Jew	2,903	3,571	4,330	6,459	5,907	0.56	0.50	0.51	0.58	0.50
Mohammedan	189	125	111	241	467	0.04	0.02	0.01	0.02	0.04
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	26,223	17,677	11,180	6,788	1,612	5.02	2.47	1.32	0.61	0.14
Confucian					3,389					0.29
No Religion (so stated) Freethinker	441	2,233	3,602	7,699	4,496	0.08	0.31	0.43	0.69	0.38
Miscellaneous	417	1,518	1,124	1,423	1,797	0.08	0.21	0.13	0.13	0.15
Unspecified—
Object to state	11,536	9,965	8,598	13,608	10,827
Others	6,394	5,560	6,457	9,269	5,557

[* Including Protestant (so stated), Catholic (so stated), Unitarian, Society of Friends, Calvinist, Calvinistic Methodist, Greek Church, Christian Isralite, Latter-day Saint, Catholic Apostolic, Moravian, New Church (Swedenborgian), Christian-Plymouth Brethren, Christadelphian, Australian Church, Seventh-Day Adventist, Free Church of England.]

Ages in Single Years, 1891-1901.—Numbers, with Increase or Decrease., TABLE XXVIII.—Showing the Probable Number of Persons, Males and Females, at each Year of Age (last Birthday), at the Censuses of 1891 and 1901, and the Increase or Decrease during the interval.
Ages.	Population, 1891.			Population, 1901.			Increase or Decrease, 1891 to 1901.
Ages.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
All Ages	1,140,405	598,414	541,991	1,201,341	603,883	597,458	60,936	5,469	55,467
0	32,815	16,610	16,205	28,395	14,422	13,973	- 4420	- 2188	- 2232
1	29,422	14,908	14,514	26,392	13,340	13,052	- 3030	- 1568	- 1462
2	29,599	15,137	14,462	25,219	12,825	12,394	- 4380	- 2312	- 2068
3	28,900	14,473	14,427	25,995	13,088	12,907	- 2905	- 1385	- 1520
4	28,001	14,101	13,900	26,268	13,294	12,974	- 1733	- 807	- 926
5	27,194	13,857	13,337	27,523	13,922	13,601	329	65	264
6	26,950	13,630	13,320	28,058	14,156	13,902	1,108	526	582
7	25,967	13,256	12,711	28,590	14,468	14,122	2,623	1,212	1,411
8	24,791	12,387	12,404	28,983	14,745	14,238	4,192	2,358	1,834
9	24,552	12,330	12,222	29,698	14,937	14,761	5,146	2,607	2,539
10	24,090	12,085	12,005	28,365	14,337	14,028	4,275	2,252	2,023
11	23,636	11,926	11,710	27,782	14,020	13,762	4,146	2,094	2,052
12	23,341	11,801	11,540	27,011	13,601	13,410	3,670	1,800	1,870
13	23,049	11,638	11,411	26,217	13,201	13,016	3,168	1,563	1,605
14	22,829	11,592	11,237	25,783	12,853	12,930	2,954	1,261	1,693
15	22,514	11,398	11,116	24,899	12,477	12,422	2,385	1,079	1,306
16	22,788	11,352	11,436	24,305	12,116	12,189	1,517	764	753
17	22,967	11,341	11,626	23,746	11,787	11,959	779	446	333
18	23,177	11,366	11,811	23,242	11,414	11,828	65	48	17
19	23,724	11,827	11,897	22,731	11,050	11,681	- 993	- 777	- 216
20	24,297	12,088	12,209	22,378	10,750	11,628	- 1919	- 1338	- 581
21	24,804	12,349	12,455	21,980	10,436	11,544	- 2824	- 1913	- 911
22	25,449	12,819	12,630	21,673	10,145	11,528	- 3776	- 2674	- 1102
23	25,296	13,000	12,296	21,257	9,873	11,384	- 4039	- 3127	- 912
24	25,267	13,181	12,086	20,952	9,659	11,293	- 4315	- 3522	- 793
25	25,063	13,107	11,956	20,472	9,394	11,078	- 4591	- 3713	- 878
26	24,647	13,068	11,579	20,234	9,289	10,945	- 4413	- 3779	- 634
27	23,907	12,786	11,121	19,889	9,178	10,711	- 4018	- 3608	- 410

Ages in Single Years, 1891-1901.—Numbers, with Increase or Decrease.—continued. TABLE XXVIII.—Showing the Probable Number of Persons, Males and Females, at each Year of Age (last Birthday), at the Censuses of 1891 and 1901, and the Increase or Decrease during the interval—continued.
Ages.	Population, 1891.			Population, 1901.			Increase or Decrease, 1891 to 1901.
Ages.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
28	22,936	12,352	10,584	19,876	9,234	10,642	- 3060	- 3118	58
29	21,783	11,791	9,992	19,479	9,158	10,321	- 2304	- 2633	329
30	20,120	10,920	9,200	19,450	9,280	10,170	- 670	- 1640	970
31	18,829	10,257	8,572	19,116	9,259	9,857	287	- 998	1,285
32	17,525	9,575	7,950	18,976	9,342	9,634	1,451	- 233	1,684
33	16,244	8,894	7,350	18,498	9,266	9,232	2,254	372	1,882
34	15,014	8,230	6,784	18,687	9,468	9,219	3,673	1,238	2,435
35	13,502	7,400	6,102	18,452	9,451	9,001	4,950	2,051	2,899
36	12,439	6,810	5,629	18,484	9,554	8,930	6,045	2,744	3,301
37	11,517	6,290	5,227	18,240	9,494	8,746	6,723	3,204	3,519
38	10,760	5,852	4,908	18,147	9,485	8,662	7,387	3,633	3,754
39	10,154	5,491	4,663	17,203	9,045	8,158	7,049	3,554	3,495
40	9,773	5,217	4,556	16,484	8,687	7,797	6,711	3,470	3,241
41	9,361	4,964	4,397	15,326	8,084	7,242	5,965	3,120	2,845
42	9,031	4,765	4,266	14,211	7,492	6,719	5,180	2,727	2,453
43	8,769	4,612	4,157	12,808	6,763	6,045	4,039	2,151	1,888
44	8,567	4,500	4,067	12,046	6,394	5,652	3,479	1,894	1,585
45	8,475	4,470	4,005	10,796	5,677	5,119	2,321	1,207	1,114
46	8,378	4,425	3,953	9,973	5,241	4,732	1,595	816	779
47	8,345	4,405	3,940	9,173	4,812	4,361	828	407	421
48	8,343	4,408	3,935	8,733	4,547	4,186	390	139	251
49	8,362	4,427	3,935	8,012	4,159	3,853	- 350	- 268	- 82
50	8,460	4,528	3,932	7,706	3,983	3,723	- 754	- 545	- 209
51	8,473	4,557	3,916	7,302	3,748	3,554	- 1171	- 809	- 362
52	8,491	4,580	3,911	7,055	3,594	3,461	- 1436	- 986	- 450
53	8,412	4,585	3,827	6,587	3,340	3,247	- 1825	- 1245	- 580
54	8,284	4,571	3,713	6,604	3,325	3,279	- 1680	- 1246	- 434
55	8,039	4,530	3,509	6,372	3,196	3,176	- 1667	- 1344	- 333
56	7,871	4,498	3,373	6,313	3,162	3,151	- 1558	- 1336	- 222
57	7,701	4,462	3,239	6,165	3,098	3,067	- 1536	- 1364	- 172
58	7,533	4,420	3,113	6,292	3,172	3,120	- 1241	- 1248	7
59	7,356	4,367	2,989	5,993	3,042	2,951	- 1363	- 1325	- 38
60	7,398	4,458	2,940	5,930	3,014	2,916	- 1468	- 1444	- 24
61	7,123	4,331	2,792	5,830	2,971	2,859	- 1293	- 1360	67
62	6,740	4,126	2,614	5,885	3,006	2,879	- 855	- 1120	265
63	6,239	3,834	2,405	5,825	2,985	2,840	- 414	- 849	435
64	5,644	3,474	2,170	6,016	3,094	2,922	372	- 380	752
65	4,589	2,801	1,788	6,146	3,204	2,942	1,557	403	1,154
66	4,042	2,462	1,580	6,182	3,278	2,904	2,140	816	1,324
67	3,570	2,169	1,401	5,997	3,236	2,761	2,427	1,067	1,360
68	3,203	1,942	1,261	5,790	3,196	2,594	2,587	1,254	1,333
69	2,923	1,771	1,152	5,325	3,011	2,314	2,402	1,240	1,162
70	2,895	1,749	1,146	4,881	2,805	2,076	1,986	1,056	930
71	2,666	1,607	1,059	4,387	2,557	1,830	1,721	950	771
72	2,427	1,460	967	3,973	2,338	1,635	1,546	878	668
73	2,168	1,299	869	3,475	2,051	1,424	1,307	752	555
74	1,889	1,127	762	3,108	1,825	1,283	1,219	698	521
75	1,498	885	613	2,681	1,566	1,115	1,183	681	502
76	1,266	745	521	2,331	1,353	978	1,065	608	457
77	1,064	623	441	1,968	1,134	834	904	511	393
78	893	520	373	1,702	970	732	809	450	359
79	759	440	319	1,435	813	622	676	373	303
80	642	374	268	1,238	694	544	596	320	276
81	549	319	230	1,029	570	459	480	251	229
82	470	272	198	864	468	396	394	196	198
83	401	231	170	694	368	326	293	137	156
84	339	193	146	543	280	263	204	87	117
85	262	142	120	398	201	197	136	59	77
86	190	107	83	300	148	152	110	41	69
87	160	96	64	216	107	109	56	11	45
88	121	78	43	159	80	79	38	2	36
89	90	40	50	116	60	56	26	20	6
90	123	65	58	88	46	42	- 35	- 19	- 16
91	65	38	27	61	32	29	- 4	- 6	2
92	41	23	18	44	23	21	3		3
93	18	11	7	29	15	14	11	4	7
94	9	8	1	19	13	6	10	5	5
95	14	8	6	18	9	9	4	1	3
96	3	2	1	11	4	7	8	2	6
97	7	4	3	12	8	4	5	4	1
98	4	2	2	12	8	4	8	6	2
99	8	7	1	4	1	3	- 4	- 6	2
100	5	3	2	11	7	4	6	4	2
101	1		1	3	2	1	2	2
102	1		1	2		2	1		1
103	1	1		1		1		- 1	1
104				2	1	1	2	1	1
105				2	1	1	2	1	1
106	1	1					- 1	- 1
107	1		1	2	1	1	1	1

NOTE.—In this table the figures for 1901 have been graduated according to Wood house's system, those for 1891 were graduated by Mr E. F. Owen, Actuary for Friendly Societies. An estimate was also made of the ages of those persons whose ages were not specified in the householders' schedules. Where the minus (-) sign as prefixed a decrease took place between the two Censuses.

Ages, 1861-1901.—Proportions Per Cent.* TABLE XXIX.—Showing the Proportions per cent. of Persons, Males, and Females, at each Quinquennial Period of Age, at the last Five Censuses.
Ages.	Proportions per Cent. of those at each Age-group to the Total at all Ages.
	1861.			1871.			1881.			1891.			1901.
	Per.	Males.	Fem.	Per.	Males.	Fem.	Per.	Males.	Fem.	Per.	Males.	Fem.	Per.	Males.	Fem.
All Ages	100.00	100.00	100.00	100.00	100.00	100.00	100.00	100.00	100.00	100.00	100.00	100.00	100.00	100.00	100.00
0 to 5 years	17.85	15.27	21.53	16.39	15.42	17.51	13.41	13.12	13.73	13.12	12.73	13.55	11.03	11.11	10.94
5 to 10 years	10.38	8.77	12.68	14.96	14.03	16.06	12.84	12.45	13.27	11.38	11.08	11.72	11.91	11.98	11.83
10 to 15 years	6.71	5.73	8.08	12.03	11.27	12.91	12.72	12.34	13.14	10.30	9.97	10.65	11.20	11.21	11.19
15 to 20 years	6.16	5.11	7.66	7.62	6.81	8.55	11.83	11.21	12.48	10.14	9.67	10.64	9.91	9.79	10.03
20 to 25 years	9.91	9.36	10.68	6.83	6.10	7.68	9.84	9.16	10.56	11.10	10.71	11.52	9.04	8.41	9.68
25 to 30 years	14.44	15.70	12.66	7.37	7.11	7.67	6.33	6.10	6.58	10.42	10.62	10.20	8.21	7.56	8.87
30 to 35 years	12.38	14.38	9.48	7.46	7.63	7.28	5.16	4.98	5.35	7.70	8.01	7.36	7.92	7.76	8.08
35 to 40 years	8.04	9.30	6.22	8.10	8.93	7.14	5.17	5.08	5.26	5.11	5.30	4.89	7.53	7.77	7.28
40 to 45 years	5.84	6.78	4.48	6.88	8.14	5.41	5.27	5.35	5.18	3.96	3.96	3.96	5.90	6.17	5.63
45 to 50 years	3.27	3.86	2.46	4.43	5.28	3.43	5.31	5.85	4.74	3.63	3.63	3.63	3.84	4.02	3.66
50 to 55 years	2.40	2.77	1.89	3.33	3.98	2.57	4.69	5.59	3.73	3.61	3.64	3.58	3.00	3.05	2.96
55 to 60 years	1.15	1.32	0.93	1.83	2.16	1.45	2.83	3.39	2.22	3.29	3.56	3.00	2.55	2.55	2.55
60 to 65 years	0.88	0.98	0.74	1.37	1.57	1.14	2.15	2.56	1.71	2.83	3.24	2.39	2.45	2.49	2.40
65 to 70 years	0.32	0.35	0.27	0.68	0.78	0.57	1.15	1.35	0.93	1.58	1.82	1.33	2.50	2.68	2.32
70 to 75 years	0.17	0.19	0.15	0.46	0.52	0.40	0.72	0.82	0.62	1.04	1.19	0.89	1.68	1.96	1.40
75 to 80 years	0.06	0.08	0.05	0.16	0.17	0.14	0.35	0.40	0.30	0.48	0.53	0.42	0.83	0.95	0.71
80 years and upwards	0.04	0.05	0.04	0.10	0.10	0.09	0.23	0.25	0.20	0.31	0.34	0.27	0.50	0.54	0.47

[* Exclusive of Chinese and Aborgines, prior to 1901.]

Conjugal Condition (exclusive of Chinese and Aborigines), 1861-1901., TABLE XXX.—Showing the Numbers and Proportions per Cent. of Males and Females of all Ages who were Never Married, Married, or Widowed at the last Five Censuses.
Census Periods.		Total of all Conjugal Conditions.	Never Married.*			Husbands and Wives of All Ages.	Widowers and Widows of all Ages.	Proportions in every 100 living.
Census Periods.		Total of all Conjugal Conditions.	All Ages.	Males under 20 ; Females under 15.	Males over 20 ; Females over 15.	Husbands and Wives of All Ages.	Widowers and Widows of all Ages.	Never Married.*	Husbands and Wives.	Widowers and Widows.
1861	Males	300,005	204,331	104,225	100,106	88,840	6,834	68.11	29.61	2.28
1861	Females	210,547	119,374	88,991	30,383	84,550	6,623	56.70	40.16	3.14
1871	Males	381,960	261,409	181,235	80,174	110,804	9,747	68.44	29.01	2.55
1871	Females	329,561	204,872	153,128	51,744	111,047	13,642	62.16	33.70	4.14
1881	Males	439,754	303,020	215,949	87,071	123,938	12,796	68.91	28.18	2.91
1881	Females	409,684	262,099	164,432	97,667	125,874	21,711	63.98	30.72	5.30
1891	Males	589,317	400,553	255,986	144,567	170,283	18,481	67.97	28.89	3.14
1891	Females	541,146	334,602	194,362	140,240	173,646	32,898	61.83	32.09	6.08
1901	Males	596,776	399,494	265,204	134,290	177,238	20,044	66.94	29.70	3.36
1901	Females	596,564	370,179	202,235	167,944	183,242	43,143	62.05	30.72	7.23

NOTE.—The unspecified as to Conjugal Condition in 1861 and 1871 have been included with the never married, but for the succeeding censuses in this and the following tables they have been distributed proportionately amongst the never married, the married, the widowed, and the divorced.

[* Including divorced.]

Conjugal Condition (exclusive of Chinese and Aborigines), 1891 and 1901.—Numbers., TABLE XXXI.—Showing the Number of Males and Females at different Periods of Age who were Never Married, Married, or Widowed, at the Censuses of 1891 an 1901.
Ages.	Numbers, 1891.								Numbers, 1901.
	Males.				Females.				Males.				Females.
	Total.	Never Married.*	Husbands.	Widowers.	Total.	Never Married.*	Wives.	Widows.	Total.	Never Married.*	Husbands.	Widowers.	Total.	Never Married.*	Husbands.	Widowers.
All Ages	589,317	400,553	170,283	18,481	541,146	334,602	173,646	32,898	596,776	399,494	177,238	20,044	596,564	370,179	183,242	43,143
15 years and upwards†	390,208	201,445	170,282	18,481	346,781	140,240	173,643	32,898	390,471	193,189	177,238	20,044	394,329	167,944	183,242	43,143
Under 15 years‡	199,109	199,108	1		194,365	194,362	3		206,305	206,305			202,235	202,235
15 years to 20 years	56,981	56,878	97	6	57,603	55,964	1,620	19	58,990	58,899	89	2	59,789	58,748	1,039	2
20 years to 25 years	63,139	56,485	6,571	83	62,335	43,219	18,895	221	50,420	46,174	4,196	50	57,733	44,926	12,674	133
25 years to 30 years	62,561	37,872	24,194	495	55,192	21,126	33,177	889	45,078	29,777	15,098	203	52,943	26,906	25,424	613
30 years to 35 years	47,198	17,381	28,789	828	39,815	8,912	29,425	1,478	46,046	19,327	26,078	641	48,294	14,948	32,029	1,317
35 years to 40 years	31,249	8,485	21,842	922	26,499	3,958	20,747	1,794	46,347	12,866	32,330	1,151	43,519	9,264	32,000	2,255
40 years to 45 years	23,363	5,177	17,102	1,084	21,421	2,249	16,664	2,508	36,686	7,916	27,327	1,443	33,642	5,502	25,117	3,023
45 years to 50 years	21,358	4,069	15,815	1,474	19,648	1,452	14,810	3,386	23,858	4,528	18,007	1,323	21,874	2,829	15,775	3,270
50 years to 55 years	21,428	4,182	15,317	1,929	19,384	1,195	13,507	4,682	17,994	3,083	13,342	1,569	17,646	1,656	11,832	4,158
55 years to 60 years	20,994	3,510	15,028	2,456	16,219	682	10,765	4,772	15,053	2,314	11,076	1,663	15,205	1,023	9,179	5,003
60 years to 65 years	19,120	3,298	12,811	3,011	12,914	606	7,661	4,647	14,388	2,507	9,674	2,207	14,337	774	7,581	5,982
65 years to 70 years	10,706	1,723	6,828	2,155	7,180	362	3,596	3,222	15,533	2,642	9,659	3,232	13,889	644	5,967	7,278
70 years to 75 years	6,992	1,292	3,789	1,911	4,803	262	1,834	2,707	11,344	1,774	6,409	3,161	8,388	359	3,069	4,960
75 years to 80 years	3,119	546	1,408	1,165	2,267	159	626	1,482	5,577	848	2,783	1,946	4,246	209	1,138	2,899
80 years and upwards	2,000	347	691	962	1,501	94	316	1,091	3,157	534	1,170	1,453	2,824	156	418	2,250

[* Including divorced.] [† Including those persons, not children, whose ages were not returned.] [‡ Including children whose ages were not returned.]

Conjugal Condition (exclusive of Chinese and Aborigines), 1891 and 1901.—Proportions per Cent., TABLE XXXII.—Showing the Proportions per Cent. of Males and Females at different Periods of Age who were Never Married, Married, or Widowed, at the Censuses of 1891 and 1901.
Ages.	Proportions in every 100 living at each Age.
	1891.						1901.
	Males.			Females.			Males.			Females.
	Never Married.*	Husbands.	Widowers.	Never Married.*	Wives.	Widowers.	Never Married.*	Husbands.	Widowers.	Never Married.*	Husbands.	Widowers.
All Ages	67.97	28.89	3.14	61.83	32.09	6.08	66.94	29.70	3.56	62.05	30.72	7.23
15 years and upwards	51.62	43.64	4.74	40.44	50.07	9.49	49.48	45.39	5.13	42.59	46.47	10.94
Under 15 years	100.00			100.00			100.00			100.00
15 years to 20 years	99.82	0.17	0.01	97.16	2.81	0.03	99.85	0.15		98.26	1.74
20 years to 25 years	89.46	10.41	0.13	69.33	30.31	0.36	91.58	8.32	0.10	77.82	21.95	0.23
25 years to 30 years	60.54	38.67	0.79	38.28	60.11	1.61	66.06	33.49	0.45	50.82	48.02	1.16
30 years to 35 years	37.25	61.00	1.75	22.38	73.91	3.71	41.97	56.64	1.39	30.95	66.32	2.73
35 years to 40 years	27.15	69.90	2.95	14.94	78.29	6.77	27.76	69.76	2.48	21.29	73.53	5.18
40 years to 45 years	22.16	73.20	4.64	10.50	77.79	11.71	21.58	74.49	3.93	16.36	74.66	8.98
45 years to 50 years	19.05	74.05	6.90	7.39	75.38	17.23	18.98	75.48	5.54	12.93	72.12	14.95
50 years to 55 years	19.52	71.48	9.00	6.17	69.68	24.15	17.14	74.14	8.72	9.39	67.04	23.57
55 years to 60 years	16.72	71.58	11.70	4.21	66.37	29.42	15.37	73.58	11.05	6.73	60.37	32.90
60 years to 65 years	17.25	67.00	13.75	4.69	59.32	35.99	17.42	67.24	15.34	5.40	52.88	41.72
65 years to 70 years	16.09	63.78	20.13	5.04	50.08	44.88	17.01	62.18	20.81	4.64	42.96	52.40
70 years to 75 years	18.48	54.19	27.33	5.46	38.18	56.36	15.64	56.50	27.86	4.28	36.59	59.13
75 years to 80 years	17.51	45.14	37.35	7.01	27.62	65.37	15.21	49.90	34.89	4.92	26.80	68.28
80 years and upwards	17.35	34.55	48.10	6.26	21.05	72.69	16.91	37.06	46.03	5.52	14.80	79.68

[* Including divorced.]

Conjugal Condition (exclusive of Chinese and Aborigines), 1891-1901.—Marriageable Men and Women., TABLE XXXIII.—Showing the Numbers, Excess, and Proportions of Bachelors and Widowers, and of Spinsters and Widows, at different Periods of Age at the Censuses of 1891 and 1901.
Ages.	1891.					1901.
Ages.	Number of Bachelors and Widowers.	Number of Spinsters and Widows.	Excess of Bachelors and Widowers over Spinsters and Widows.	Excess of Spinsters and Widows over Bachelors and Widowers.	Number of Bachelors and Widowers to every 100 spinsters and Widows.	Number Bachelors and Widowers.	Number of Spinsters and Widows.	Excess of Bachelors and Widowers over Spinsters and Widows.	Excess of Spinsters and Widows over Bachelors and Widowers.	Number of Bachelors and Widowers to every 100 spinsters and Widows.
15 years and upwards	219,926	173,138	46,788		127	213,233	211,087	2,146		101
15 years to 20 years	56,884	55,983	901		102	58,901	58,750	151		100
20 years to 25 years	56,568	43,440	13,128		130	46,224	45,059	1,165		103
25 years to 30 years	38,367	22,015	16,352		174	29,980	27,519	2,461		109
30 years to 35 years	18,409	10,390	8,019		177	19,968	16,265	3,703		123
35 years to 40 years	9,407	5,752	3,655		164	14,017	11,519	2,498		122
40 years to 45 years	6,261	4,757	1,504		132	9,359	8,525	834		110
45 years to 50 years	5,543	4,838	705		115	5,851	6,099		248	96
50 years to 55 years	6,111	5,877	234		104	4,652	5,814		1,162	80
55 years to 60 years	5,966	5,454	512		109	3,977	6,026		2,049	66
60 years to 65 years	6,309	5,253	1,056		120	4,714	6,756		2,042	70
65 years to 70 years	3,878	3,584	294		108	5,874	7,922		2,048	74
70 years to 75 years	3,203	2,969	234		108	4,935	5,319		384	93
75 years to 80 years	1,711	1,641	70		104	2,794	3,108		314	90
80 years and upwards	1,309	1,185	124		110	1,987	2,406		419	83

Conjugal Condition (exclusive of Chinese and Aborigines), 1891-1901.—Husbands TABLE XXXIV.—Showing the Numbers, Excess, and Proportion of Husbands and Wives at different Period of Age at the Censuses of 1891 and 1901.
Ages.	1891.					1901.
Ages.	Number of Husbands.	Number of Wives.	Excess of Husbands over Wives.	Excess of Wives over Husbands.	Number of Husbands to every 100 Wives.	Number of Husbands.	Number of Wives.	Excess of Husbands over Wives.	Excess of Wives over Husbands.	Number of Husbands to every 100 Wives.
All Ages	170,283	173,646		3,363	98	177,238	183,242		6,004	97
Under 15 years	1	3		2
15 years to 20 years	97	1,620		1,523	6	89	1,039		950	9
20 years to 25 years	6,571	18,895		12,324	35	4,196	12,674		8,478	33
25 years to 30 years	24,194	33,177		8,983	73	15,098	25,424		10,326	59
30 years to 35 years	28,789	29,425		636	98	26,078	32,029		5,951	81
35 years to 40 years	21,842	20,747	1,095		105	32,330	32,000	330		101
40 years to 45 years	17,102	16,664	438		103	27,327	25,117	2,210		109
45 years to 50 years	15,815	14,810	1,005		107	18,007	15,775	2,232		114
50 years to 55 years	15,317	13,507	1,810		113	13,342	11,832	1,510		113
55 years to 60 years	15,028	10,765	4,263		140	11,076	9,179	1,897		121
60 years to 65 years	12,811	7,661	5,150		167	9,674	7,581	2,093		128
65 years to 70 years	6,828	3,596	3,232		190	9,659	5,967	3,692		162
70 years to 75 years	3,789	1,834	1,955		207	6,409	3,069	3,340		209
75 years to 80 years	1,408	626	782		225	2,783	1,138	1,645		245
80 years and upwards	691	316	375		219	1,170	418	752		280

Conjugal Condition.—Marriageable Men and Women, 1901., TABLE XXXV.—Showing the Numbers, Excess, and Proportions of Bachelors and Widowers, and of Spinsters and Widows, in the Total Population, and amongst the Chinese and Aborigines, at the Census of 1901.
Population.	Number of Bachelors aged 20 and upwards, and Widowers of All Ages.	Number of Spinsters aged 15 and upwards, and Widows of All Ages.	Excess of Bachelors and Widowers over Spinsters and Widows.	Excess of Spinsters and Widows over Bachelors and Widowers.	Number of Bachelors and Widowers to every 100 Spinsters and Widows.
Total	160,332	211,332		51,000	76
Exclusive of Chinese and Aborigines	154,332	211,087		56,755	73
Chinese	5,900	176	5,724		3,352
Aborigines	100	69	31		1

Conjugal Condition, 1861-1901.—Husbands and Wives Together and Apart., TABLE XXXVI.—Showing the Numbers and Proportions per Cent. of Husbands and Wives Living Together or Absent from Home on the nights of the last Five Censuses.
Year.	Total Number of Husbands.	Total Number of Wives.	Number of Husbands whose Wives were Absent.	Number of Wives whose Husbands were Absent.	Number of Husbands and Wives Living Together.	Proportion per Cent.—
Year.	Total Number of Husbands.	Total Number of Wives.	Number of Husbands whose Wives were Absent.	Number of Wives whose Husbands were Absent.	Number of Husbands and Wives Living Together.	Of Husbands whose Wives were Absent.	Of Husbands Living with their Wives.	Of Wives whose Husbands were Absent.	Of Wives Living with their Husbands.
1861*	88,840	84,550	13,169	8,879	75,671	14.82	85.18	10.50	89.50
1871	111,182	111,315	11,314	11,447	99,868	10.18	89.82	10.28	89.72
1881	124,654	126,042	12,115	13,503	112,539	9.72	90.28	10.71	89.29
1891	171,050	173,848	16,506	19,304	154,544	9.65	90.35	11.10	88.90
1901	177,687	183,438	17,036	22,787	160,651	9.59	90.41	12.42	87.58

NOTE.—Of the husbands and wives absent from their homes on the night of the Census of 1901—

7,310 wives and 8,944 husbands were in other parts of the State ;

1673 wives and 5,890 husbands were out of Victoria ;

8053 wives and 7,953 husbands were unspecified as regards their whereabouts.

[* The figures for 1861 exclude Chinese and Aborigines. For the succeeding Censuses Chinese and Aborigines are included.]

Conjugal Condition (inclusive of Chinese and Aborigines). 1901., TABLE XXXVII.—Showing the Number of Males and Females at different Periods of Age in the Total Population, and amongst the Chinese and Aborigines, who were Never Married, Married, Widowed, or Divorced at the Census of 1901.
Ages.	Males.					Females.
Ages.	Total.	Never Married.	Married.	Widowed.	Divorced.	Total.	Never Married.	Married.	Widowed.	Divorced.
All Ages	603,883	405,767	177,687	20,139	290	597,458	370,528	183,438	43,160	332
15 years and upwards	397,133	199,017	177,687	20,139	290	394,770	167,840	183,438	43,160	332
Under 15 years	206,750	206,750				202,688	202,688
15 years to 20 years	59,203	59,112	89	2		59,927	58,878	1,047	2
20 years to 21 years	10,484	10,326	156	2		11,675	10,464	1,204	5	2
21 years to 25 years	40,373	36,274	4,047	51	1	46,160	34,513	11,511	128	8
25 years to 30 years	45,706	30,352	15,133	206	15	53,018	26,899	25,468	614	37
30 years to 35 years	46,878	20,078	26,129	642	29	48,325	14,885	32,056	1,318	66
35 years to 40 years	46,967	13,376	32,382	1,154	55	43,543	9,171	32,019	2,257	96
40 years to 45 years	37,312	8,438	27,375	1,446	53	33,669	5,453	25,142	3,024	50
45 years to 50 years	24,263	4,851	18,048	1,327	37	21,887	2,794	15,787	3,271	35
50 years to 55 years	18,442	3,443	13,396	1,573	30	17,664	1,637	11,846	4,162	19
55 years to 60 years	15,434	2,605	11,128	1,676	25	15,210	1,017	9,182	5,005	6
60 years to 65 years	15,058	3,090	9,722	2,228	18	14,343	768	7,584	5,985	6
65 years to 70 years	16,163	3,201	9,698	3,249	15	13,890	640	5,967	7,279	4
70 years to 75 years	11,843	2,231	6,429	3,177	6	8,389	357	3,069	4,961	2
75 yeas to 80 years	5,763	1,025	2,785	1,950	3	4,246	209	1,138	2,899
80 years to 85 years	2,466	486	939	1,039	2	2,072	122	354	1,595
85 years to 90 years	606	101	193	311	1	589	22	59	508
90 years to 100 years	160	23	36	101		152	11	5	136
100 years and upwards	12	5	2	5		11			11

Conjugal Condition (inclusive of Chinese and Aborigines). 1901—continued., TABLE XXXVII.—Showing the Number of Males and Females at different Periods of Age in the Total Population, and amongst the Chinese and Aborigines, who were Never Married, Married, Widowed, or Divorced at the Census of 1901—continued.
Ages.	Males.					Females.					Males.					Females.
Ages.	Total.	Never Married.	Married.	Widowed.	Divorced.	Total.	Never Married.	Married.	Widowed.	Divorced.	Total.	Never Married.	Married.	Widowed.	Divorced.	Total.	Never Married.	Married.	Widowed.	Divorced.
CHINESE.											ABORIGINES.
All Ages	6,740	6,330	348	61	1	609	510	95	4		367	232	101	34		285	171	101	13
15 years and over	6,417	6,007	348	61	1	271	172	95	4		245	110	101	34		170	56	101	13
Under 15 years	323	323				338	338				122	122				115	115
15 years to 20 years	169	169				100	93	7			44	44				38	37	1
20 years to 25 years	401	393	6	2		70	46	24			36	34	1	1		32	15	17
25 years to 30 years	600	573	27			52	26	25	1		28	17	8	3		23	4	19
30 years to 35 years	810	776	34			19	3	15	1		22	4	17	1		12		12
35 years to 40 years	602	563	39			14	3	10	1		18	2	13	3		10		9	1
40 years to 45 years	612	575	35	2		8	1	6	1		14		13	1		19		19
45 years to 50 years	381	356	23	2		3		3			24	4	18	2		10		9	1
50 years to 55 years	426	388	37	1		3		3			22	2	17	3		15		11	4
55 years to 60 years	362	314	41	7							19	2	11	6		5		3	2
60 years and over	2,054	1,900	106	47	1	2		2			18	1	3	14		6		1	5

Education, 1891-1901.—Scholars., TABLE XXXVIII.—Showing the Number of Scholars at various Ages at the Censusof 1901, and the Numbers at all Ages at the Censuses of 1881, 1891, and 1901, distinguishing those receiving Instruction at State Schools, at Private Schools, and at Home.
Ages.	Total.			Scholars being educated at—
	Total.			State Schools.			Private Schools.			Schools unstated.			Home.
	Total.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Males.	Females	Total.	Males.	Females	Total.	Males.	Females	Total.	Males.	Females
1901.—Total	241,057	120,218	120,839	188,797	96,107	92,690	40,701	19,007	21,694	2,287	1,239	1,048	9,272	3,865	5,407
Under 4 years	271	110	161	61	24	37	45	18	27	8	6	2	157	62	95
4 years to 5 years	4,111	1,975	2,136	2,418	1,194	1,224	706	305	401	27	16	11	960	460	500
5 years to 6 years	15,721	8,020	7,701	11,497	5,993	5,504	2,386	1,153	1,233	125	56	69	1,713	818	895
6 years to 7 years	24,326	12,301	12,025	18,975	9,757	9,218	3,827	1,837	1,990	171	95	76	1,353	612	741
7 years to 8 years	26,824	13,590	13,234	21,561	11,168	10,393	4,173	1,956	2,217	194	100	94	896	366	530
8 years to 9 years	27,524	14,039	13,485	22,584	11,752	10,832	4,104	1,928	2,176	217	104	113	619	255	364
9 years to 10 years	28,295	14,254	14,041	23,537	12,126	11,417	4,014	1,826	2,188	190	99	91	554	209	345
10 years to 11 years	27,423	13,877	13,546	22,892	11,755	11,137	3,833	1,832	2,001	178	97	81	520	193	327
11 years to 12 years	25,775	12,981	12,794	21,557	11,088	10,469	3,588	1,634	1,954	157	82	75	473	177	296
12 years to 13 years	24,033	12,035	11,998	19,780	10,074	9,706	3,562	1,645	1,917	157	100	57	534	216	318
13 years to 14 years	17,343	8,306	9,037	13,574	6,614	6,960	3,095	1,426	1,669	137	72	65	537	194	343
14 years to 15 years	10,003	4,581	5,422	6,887	3,185	3,702	2,608	1,229	1,379	83	39	44	425	128	297
Unspecified children	613	364	249	80	40	40	5	2	3	519	318	201	9	4	5
15 years to 20 years	8,372	3,553	4,819	3,331	1,296	2,035	4,466	2,067	2,399	83	34	49	492	156	336
Over 20 years	423	232	191	63	47	16	289	149	140	41	21	20	30	15	15
1881-1901.
1881—All Ages	184,510	91,988	92,522	98,896	50,377	48,519	18,113	8,592	9,521	55,910	28,095	27,815	11,591	4,924	6,667
1891—All Ages	227,194	114,285	112,909	170,191	87,660	82,531	31,649	14,880	16,769	12,935	6,500	6,435	12,419	5,245	7,174
1901—All Ages	241,057	120,218	120,839	188,797	96,107	92,690	40,701	19,007	21,694	2,287	1,239	1,048	9,272	3,865	5,407

Education, 1901.—Children Being and Not Being Educated., TABLE XXXIX.—Showing the Numbers of Male and Female Children at each Year of the School Age who were Scholars, or were Not Being Educated, were in Public Instituions, or At Work according to the Census of 1901.
	MALES—Age last Birthday.												Proportion per 10,000	FEMALES												Proportion per 10,000
	5.	6.	7.	8.	9.	10.	11.	12.	13.	14.	Unspecified.	Total.	Proportion per 10,000	5.	6.	7.	8.	9.	10.	11.	12.	13.	14.	Unspecified.	Total.	Proportion per 10,000
At home, not being educated (including visitors)	5,840	1,790	788	617	557	542	538	678	983	1,044	155	13,512	967	5,839	1,796	811	645	606	538	547	893	2,489	4,098	126	18,388	1,337
At school, or being educated at home	8,020	12,301	13,590	14,039	14,254	13,877	12,981	12,035	8,306	4,581	364	114,348	8,171	7,701	12,025	13,234	13,485	14,041	13,546	12,794	11,998	9,037	5,422	249	113,532	8,256
In public Institutions	28	30	55	45	81	96	90	97	87	69	1	679	47	36	55	51	75	81	111	92	85	106	95	1	788	58
At work				8	9	44	140	634	3,666	6,901	2	11,404	815				6	6	19	54	194	1,376	3,146		4,801	349
Total	13,888	14,121	14,433	14,709	14,901	14,559	13,749	13,444	13,042	12,595	502	139,943	10,000	13,576	13,876	14,096	14,211	14,734	14,214	13,487	13,170	13,008	12,761	376	137,509	10,000

Sickness and Infirmity, 1871-1901.—Numbers and Proportions., TABLE XI.—Showing the Numbers and Proportion per 10,000 Living of Persons, Males and Females, suffering from each description of Infirmity at the last Four Censuses.
Nature of Infirmity.	1871.			1881.			1891.			1901.
Nature of Infirmity.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
NUMBERS.
Total	13,065	7,984	5,081	19,012	11,170	7,842	23,916	14,675	9,241	26,817	16,046	10,771
Sickness	8,844	5,047	3,797	13,335	7,464	5,871	12,924	7,590	5,334	15,190	8,912	6,278
Accidents	1,320	1,149	171	1,364	1,162	202	1,668	1,379	289	2,750	2,142	608
Deafmuteism	202	121	81	287	168	119	364	204	160	410	212	198
Blindness	502	364	138	742	502	240	995	612	383	1,082	645	437
Eye affections							184	94	90	773	519	254
Lunacy	1,868	1,121	747	2,833	1,590	1,243	3,770	2,077	1,693	4,925	2,627	2,298
Idiocy	108	58	50	161	108	53	355	214	141
Epilepsy	221	124	97	290	176	114	420	203	217	457	239	218
Paralysis							1,097	650	447	1,230	750	480
Lameness, multilation, deformity, &c.*							2,139	1,652	487
PROPORTIONS PER 10,000 LIVING.
Total	178.60	199.08	153.75	220.47	247.08	191.14	209.71	245.23	170.50	223.22	265.71	180.28
Sickness	120.90	125.84	114.90	154.64	165.11	143.10	113.33	126.84	98.42	126.44	147.58	105.08
Accidents	18.04	28.65	5.17	15.82	25.70	4.92	14.63	23.04	5.33	22.89	35.47	10.18
Deafmuteism	2.76	3.02	2.45	3.33	3.72	2.90	3.19	3.41	2.95	3.41	3.51	3.31
Blindness	6.86	9.08	4.18	8.60	11.10	5.85	8.72	10.23	7.07	9.01	10.68	7.32
Eye affections							1.61	1.57	1.66	6.43	8.59	4.25
Lunacy	25.54	27.95	22.60	32.85	35.17	30.30	33.06	34.71	31.24	41.00	43.50	38.46
Idiocy	1.48	1.45	1.51	1.87	2.39	1.29	3.11	3.57	2.60
Epilepsy	3.02	3.09	2.94	3.36	3.89	2.78	3.68	3.39	4.00	3.80	3.96	3.65
Paralysis							9.62	10.86	8.25	10.24	12.42	8.03
Lameness, multilation, deformity, &c.*							18.76	27.61	8.98

[* This information was only collected at the Census of 1891.]

Sickness and Infirmity, 1901.—Numbers., TABLE XLI.—Showing the Number of Persons, Males and Females, suffering from each description of Infirmity, at three Age Periods, at the Census of 1901.
Ages.	Total Population.	Total Cases of Infirmity.	Sickness.	Accidents.	Deafmuteism.	Blindness.	Eye Affections.	Lunacy and Idiocy.	Epilepsy.	Paralysis.
PERSONS.
All Ages	1,201,341	26,817	15,190	2,750	410	1,082	773	4,925	457	1,230
Under 20 years	528,051	3,711	2,110	484	181	98	192	376	137	133
20 years to 65 years	603,774	13,307	6,394	1,431	218	479	344	3,648	276	517
65 years and upwards	66,071	9,572	6,663	831	11	503	234	710	44	576
Unspecified	3,445	227	23	4		2	3	191		4
MALES.
All Ages	603,883	16,046	8,912	2,142	212	645	519	2,627	239	750
Under 20 years	265,646	1,963	1,056	338	89	59	75	199	71	76
20 years to 65 years	299,353	7,788	3,522	1,176	118	285	277	1,956	140	314
65 years and upwards	36,822	6,186	4,322	625	5	300	105	382	28	359
Unspecified	2,062	109	12	3		1	2	90		1
FEMALES.
All Ages	597,458	10,771	6,278	608	198	437	254	2,298	218	480
Under 20 years	262,405	1,748	1,054	146	92	39	117	177	66	57
20 years to 65 years	304,421	5,519	2,872	255	100	194	67	1,692	136	203
65 years and upwards	29,249	3,386	2,341	206	6	203	69	328	16	217
Unspecified	1,383	118	11	1		1	1	101		3

Sickness and Infirmity, 1901.—Proportion to Population., TABLE XLII.—Showing the Proportion of Persons, Males, and Females, suffering from each description of Infirmity to every 10,000 living, at three Age Periods, at the Census of 1901.
Ages.	Numbers per 10,000 Living at each Age-group.
Ages.	Total Cases of Infirmity.	Sickness.	Accidents.	Deafmuteism.	Blindness.	Eye Affections.	Lunacy and Idiocy.	Epilepsy.	Paralysis.
PERSONS.
All Ages	223.22	126.44	22.89	3.41	9.01	6.43	41.00	3.80	10.24
Under 20 years	70.28	39.96	9.16	3.43	1.86	3.64	7.12	2.59	2.52
20 years to 65 years	220.40	105.90	23.70	3.61	7.93	5.70	60.42	4.57	8.57
65 years and upwards	1448.74	1008.46	125.77	1.66	76.13	35.42	107.46	6.66	87.18
Unspecified	658.92	66.76	11.61		5.80	8.71	554.43		11.61
MALES.
All Ages	265.71	147.58	35.47	3.51	10.68	8.59	43.50	3.96	12.42
Under 20 years	73.89	39.75	12.73	3.35	2.22	2.82	7.49	2.67	2.86
20 years to 65 years	260.16	117.65	39.29	3.94	9.52	9.25	65.34	4.68	10.49
65 years and upwards	1679.97	1173.75	169.74	1.36	81.47	44.81	103.74	7.60	97.50
Unspecified	528.62	58.20	14.55		4.85	9.70	436.47		4.85
FEMALES.
All Ages	180.28	105.08	10.18	3.31	7.32	4.25	38.46	3.65	8.03
Under 20 years	66.62	40.17	5.56	3.51	1.49	4.46	6.74	2.52	2.17
20 years to 65 years	181.29	94.34	8.38	3.28	6.37	2.20	55.58	4.47	6.67
65 years and upwards	1157.64	800.37	70.43	2.05	69.40	23.59	112.14	5.47	74.19
Unspecified	853.22	79.54	7.23		7.23	7.23	730.30		21.69

Occupationsof Males and Females, 1891 and 1901.—Sub-orders., TABLE XLIII.—Showing the Number of Males and Females of different Occupations, arranged in 81 Sub-orders, at the Censuses of 1891 and 1901.
Occupations.	1891.		1901.
Occupations.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
Total Population	598,414	541,991	603,883	597,458
Total Specified Occupations	592,897	540,560	600,361	596,043
Ministering to—
General Government	1,458	67	1,427	91
Local Government	641	12	856	19
Defence	513		689
Law and order	4,164	91	3,747	55
Religion	1,729	431	1,782	682
Charity	298	377	135	245
Health	2,463	1,980	3,156	4,261
Literature	647	41	684	108
Science	172	1	318	18
Engineering, surveying, and architecture	2,058		1,756	1
Education	2,693	4,543	2,814	6,383
Fine arts	1,195	424	762	584
Music	806	1,583	832	2,127
Amusements	1,162	185	1,425	267
Engaged in—
Boarding, lodging, and entertaining	3,513	3,102	6,984	14,850
Domestic service and attendance	11,581	39,375	6,145	38,836
Banking and finance	4,034	209	4,552	560
Insurance and valuation	1,278	18	2,486	52
Dealing in—
Real property	2,813	910	2,976	2,144
Patents, trade-marks, and copyrights	12	4	25	4
General and undefined dealers	23,312	3,509	9,348	2,360
Engaged in other mercantile pursuits			6,743	2,086
Speculators on chance events	140		284	1
Engaged in storage	383	7	1,093
Connected with—
Railway traffic	6,823	854	9,334	276
Tramway and road traffic	13,896	49	11,233	78
Sea and river traffic	5,104	43	6,317	55
Postal service	1,453	420	1,629	539

Occupationsof Males and Females, 1891 and 1901.—Sub-orders—continued., TABLE XLIII.—Showing the Number of Males and Females of different Occupations, arranged in 81 Sub-orders, at the Censuses of 1891 and 1901—continued.
Occupations.	1891.				1901.
Occupations.	Males.		Females.		Males.		Females.
Telegraph and telephone service	1,546		173		925		243
Messengers and porters	1,110		5		880		7
	Dealing.	Working.	Dealing.	Working.	Dealing.	Working.	Dealing.	Working.
Dealing and working in—
Books, publications, and advertising	1,119	4,228	134	507	1,103	4,592	251	714
Musical instruments	42	165	2		132	187	19	2
Prints, pictures, and art materials	28	316	3	14	37	439	13	17
Ornaments, and minor art products	162	823	204	91	218	604	273	454
Equipment for sports and games	4	21	4		16	30
Type, designs, medals, and dies	21	293		57	12	298	3	21
Watches, clocks, &c., and scientific instruments	78	768		11	269	747	39	12
Surgical instruments and appliances	4	16	1	3	11	23	1	8
Arms, ammunition, and explosives	1	66		21	5	125		69
Machinery, implements, and tools	101	4,845	6	2	327	3,465	18	4
Carriages and vehicles	9	3,693	1	13	135	3,661	7	31
Harness, saddlery, and leatherware	25	1,839		14	146	1,878	7	57
Ships, boats, and their equipment	79	588	3		29	390	1	2
House fittings	83	7,621	11	17	196	1,413	12	5
Furniture	353	2,645	44	224	543	2,367	65	215
Chemicals and by-products	9	203	1	50	112	457	7	137
Paper, papermakers' materials, and stationery	434	131	161	227	429	107	218	34
Textile fabrics	4,454	569	744	362	5,406	604	2,096	547
Dress	690	10,074	140	26,078	949	9,751	355	27,792
Fibrous materials and articles made therefrom	19	298	17	59	19	309	1	111
Animal food	6,335	499	234	14	7,906	1,708	899	35
Vegetable food	1,778	4,656	647	302	3,554	5,875	1,495	905
Groceries, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	4,939	2,033	520	113	6,757	2,668	1,034	464
Dealing in living animals	1,814		5		1,349		5
Dealing and working in—
Animal matters not otherwise classed (wool, &c.)	720	1,562	4	12	1,002	2,236	6	9
Manures and animal waste products	7				7
Fodder, seeds, plants, and flowers	842	197	96	1	561		175
Vegetable matters not otherwise classed	686	4,506	3	49	1,058	2,938	12	42
Stone, clay, earthenware, and glass	345	3,105	26	18	378	2,555	92	20
Gold, silver, and precious stones	295	628	15	21	19	883	1	27
Metals, other than gold and silver	1,256	10,617	24	25	1,647	10,877	19	41
Fuel, light, and electric or hydraulic energy	1,648	1,023	17	2	2,794	1,035	34	37
Working in—
Houses and buildings	23,164		5		20,072		15
Railways, roads, tramways, earthworks, &c.	10,187		10		7,320		2
Disposal of the dead	198		3		302		22
Disposal of refuse matter					958		2
Imperfectly defined industries	38,282		350		22,653		855
Engaged in—
Agricultural pursuits	79,110		6,028		78,539		17,381
Pastoral pursuits or breeding animals	10,527		4,814		23,351		7,569
Preserving, capturing, or destroying wild animals	1,617		9		1,436		23
Fishing					916		2
Forestry or acquisition of products of natural vegetation	1,833				3,824		3
Water conservancy and supply	395		1		655		1
Mines and quarries	24,638		11		31,428		19
Persons of—
Independent means	4,462		13,282		7,242		2,824
Imperfectly defined pursuits	28		4
Dependent relatives and others	83,362		308,436		82,715		323,990
Students (not law, medicine, art, or music) and scholars	114,898		113,258		120,564		120,941
Persons—
Dependent on charity or the State	5,240		4,180		6,558		5,840
Under legal detention	1,552		382		1,143		604
Occupation not stated	5,516		1,431		3,522		1,415

Showing the Approximate Distnce apart of Dwellings, if distributed equally in each County

MAP OF VICTORIA

Showing the THE POPULATION OF EACH MUNICIPALITY ACCORDING TO THE CENSUS OF 1901

PART I.

CENSUS OF VICTORIA (ONE OF THE SIX STATES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA), 1901.

PART I. INHABITANTS AND HOUSES.

POPULATION ENUMERATED ON THE 31ST MARCH, 1901.

PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT PURSUANT TO ACT 54 VICT. NO. 1171, SECTION 13.

BY AUTHORITY:

ROBT. S. BRAIN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

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Printing (1260 copies) 350£ 0s. 0d.

CENSUS OFFICE,

Melbourne, 4th January, 1902.

SIR,

In accordance with the provisions of Act 64 Vict., No. 1669, I have the honour to forward herewith, for presentation to Parliament, the first completed portion of the Abstracts made from the returns of the Census of Victoria, 1901, entitled "Part I.—Inhabitants and Houses."

It was the custom at every previous Census to furnish such general information respecting Inhabitants and Houses as could conveniently be obtained by the ordinary method ofSheet Tabulationfor every division of the State. But at this Census a "Household Card" was used for the first time, which enabled particulars to be readily arranged according to the material of dwelling, the number of rooms, and the number of persons living therein, in such combinations and detail as had never before been attempted ; and also provided for the tabulation, for the first time, of information concerning the occupations of heads of households, the number of servants kept, and the number dependent on each head of a household—thus giving a mass of information, the value of which will, it is hoped, more than compensate for the extra time and trouble involved. Although full details for every municipality, or portion of a municipality, within each county have been abstracted and are available for reference, if required, only the more important particulars have been selected for publication. The detailed particulars, so selected, forCounties—the permanent Geographical Divisions of the State—and forMunicipalities—the Communal Divisions—will, however, probably he found ample for most purposes ; as also will the information given for Electoral Districts and the minor Divisions of the State, which is restricted to the total population (distinguishing sexes), the numbers of Chinese and Aborigines, and the number of Inhabited Dwellings ; also, in some cases, the number of Houses Unoccupied or Being Built. This rule of giving detailed particulars only for counties and municipalities will be followed in dealing with the subsequent "Parts" of the Census. Another feature of the returns of this Part of the Census, as compared with the previous one, is the entire separation of particulars relating to Inhabited Dwellings from those relating to Houses Unoccupied or Being Built.

In Victoria there are 37 counties, and these have been grouped in this work in 8 Territorial Districts, viz., theCentral(C.) District, embracing 4 counties around Melbourne ; theNorth Central(N.C.), embracing 3 counties situated north of the Central District ; theWestern(W.), containing 9 counties in the south-western portion of the State ; theWimmera(Wim.), with 3 counties, to the north of the last-named ; then theMallee(M.), with 4 counties, in the north-western corner of the State ; theNorthern(N.), with 5 counties, to the north of the North-Central District, near the Murray River ; theNorth-Eastern(N.E.), with 4 counties, in the north-eastern portion of the State, north of the Dividing Range ; and theGippsland(G.), with 5 counties, in the eastern portion of the State, south of the Dividing Range. The Municipalities, Electoral Districts, and Electoral Provinces have also been arranged in similar order. A statement is given after the Table of Contents, showing the position in the tables of every county or municipality.

The Census "Parts" will contain merely the tabulated results of the Census of 1901, without any computations, or references

An exception has been made in the case of the Divisions of Electoral Provinces and Districts.

to former enumerations ; but after their compilation has been completed, it is intended to prepare a General Report upon the Census, accompanied by a series of supplementary tables containing percentages and comparisons with previous Censuses, together with such other information of an instructive or interesting character, as could not be embodied in the general tabulations.

I have the honour to be,

Sir,

Your most obedient Servant,

JAMES J. FENTON.

GOVERNMENT STATIST.

The Honorable the Chief Secretary of Victoria.

PART I—CONTENTS

1. Summary of Population

1A. Summary of Chinese and Aborigines

2. Summary of Habitations ; their Material, and Accommodation

3. Summary of Population in dwellings of different materials and sizes

4. Summary of Inhabited Buildings of different materials, with the persons therein, classified according to Accommodation

5. Summary of Inhabited Buildings in Urban and Rural districts

6. Summary of Inhabited Buildings of Persons and Rooms in combination—in Victoria and Melbourne

7. Summary of Uninhabited Houses, and Houses Being Built, in Victoria and Melbourne

8. COUNTIES—Population and Habitations in each county—

Section A.—Total Population, Chinese and Aborigines, and Total Habitations

Section B.—Dwellings of different materials and sizes, with the persons therein

Section C.—Dwellings of different materials and sizes, with the persons therein classified according to Accommodation

9. ELECTORATES—Population, Chinese and Aborigines, and Total Habitations in each Electoral Province

10. ELECTORATES—Population, Chinese and Aborigines, in each Division of each Electoral Province

11. ELECTORATES—Population, Chinese and Aborigines, in each Electoral District

12. ELECTORATES—Population, Chinese and Aborigines, in each Division of each Electoral District

13. ELECTORATES—Population, in each Federal Electorate

14. MUNICIPALITIES—Population and Habitations in each Municipality—

Section A.—Total Population, Chinese and Aborigines, and Total Habitations—

Part I.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs

Part II.—Shires

Part IIA.—No Municipality

Section B.—Dwellings of different materials and sizes, with the number of persons therein—

Part I.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs

Part II.—Shires

Part IIA.—No Municipality

Section C.—Number of Dwellings—Persons and Rooms in combination

15. GREATER MELBOURNE—

Section A.—Total Population, Chinese and Aborigines, and Total Habitations

Section B.—Populations and Dwellings in the Divisions of Municipalities

Section C.—Dwellings of different materials and sizes, with the number of persons there in

PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS AND SPECIAL ESTABLISHMENTS—

16. Households, Persons and Rooms in Private Houses, and Special Establishments of each kind ; also the number of ships, tents, &c., and of dwellers therein

17. Households of different sizes living in Private Houses, and in each kind of Special Establishments—

Part I.—Victoria

Part II.—Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works District)

Part III.—Remainder of State

18. Households of different sizes in each class of Special Establishments in each Territorial District

19. OCCUPATION GRADES—of Heads of Private Families or Households of different sizes

20. OCCUPATION GRADES—of Female Heads of Families or Households of different sizes

21. OCCUPATION GRADES—of Heads of Private Families of different sizes in each Territorial District

22. DOMESTIC SERVANTS—kept by Private Families and Special Establishments—Summary

23. DOMESTIC SERVANTS—kept by Private Families of different sizes

24. DOMESTIC SERVANTS—kept by Private Families in each County

25. DOMESTIC SERVANTS—kept by Special Establishments in each County

26. DOMESTIC SERVANTS—kept by Households in Melbourne and Suburbs

27. DOMESTIC SERVANTS—kept by Private Households of different sizes in Melbourne and Suburbs

28. SHIPPING—Section A.—Dwellers on, and materials and ownership of

Section B.—Where lying, and how rigged

29. CHIEF TOWNS—Total Population and Inhabited Dwellings in each City, Town, Borough, Township, &c.

30. COUNTIES, WITH MAPS—Total Population, Chinese and Aborigines, and Total Habitations in each, distinguishing Municipal Districts and Divisions

MAPS

Map of Territorial Districts (coloured) and Counties, showing Population in each County-to face

Map of Electoral Districts, showing Population in each Electoral Division-to face

Map of Melbourne and Suburbs (coloured), showing each Municipal District and Division ; also Density of Population-to face

County Maps showing each Municipal District and Division

The following Alphabetical Lists of Counties and Municipalities will assist in locating the position in the Tables of any particular County or Municipality, the order of sequence being shown by numbers.

(a) COUNTIES.
No.	Name.	No.	Name.	No.	Name.	No.	Name.
5	Anglesey (N.C.)	29	Delatite (N.E.)	10	Heytesbury (W.)	12	Ripon (W.)
31	Benambra (N.E.)	15	Dundas (W.)	19	Kara Kara (Wim.)	27	Rodney (N.)
26	Bendigo (N.)	4	Evelyn (C.)	22	Karkarooc (M.)	7	Talbot (N.C.)
30	Bogong (N.E.)	16	Follett (W.)	17	Lowan (Wim.)	34	Tambo (G.)
18	Borung (Wim.)	25	Gladstone (N.)	20	Millewa (M.)	36	Tanjil (G.)
1	Bourke (C.)	2	Grant (C.)	28	Moira (N.)	23	Tatchera (M.)
37	Buln Buln (G.)	8	Grenville (W.)	3	Mornington (C.)	13	Villiers (W.)
33	Croagingolong (G.)	24	Gunbower (N.)	14	Normanby (W.)	21	Weeah (M.)
6	Dalhousie (N.C.)	11	Hampden (W.)	9	Polwarth (W.)	32	Wonnangatta (N.E.)
35	Dargo (G.)

Note.—The letters in brackets refer to the Territorial Districts. See preface.

(b) CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS.
No.	Name.	No.	Name.	No.	Name.	No.	Name.
2r	Ararat	3a	Dunolly	2h	Majorca	1l	Richmond
2m	Ballarat	3d	Eaglehawk	2b	Malmsbury	3h	Rutherglen
1w	Ballarat East	3f	Echuca	1n	Malvern	3i	Sale
3c	Bendigo	1e	Essendon	2i	Maryborough	2n	Sebastopol
1p	Brighton	1g	Fitzroy	1a	Melbourne	2p	Smythesdale
2o	Browns and Scarsdale	1d	Flemington and Kensington	1z	Newtown and Chilwell	1r	South Melbourne
1c	Brusnwick						St. Arnaud
1v	Buninyong	1t	Footscray	1f	Northcote	1q	St. Kilda
2g	Carisbrook	1x	Geelong	1b	North Melbourne	2x	Stawell
2e	Castlemaine	1y	Geelong West	1 o	Oakleigh	2k	Talbot
1nn	Caulfield	2s	Hamilton	2a	Port Fairy	3b	Tarnagulla
2f	Chewton	1k	Hawthorn	1s	Port Melbourne	3g	Wangaratta
2 l	Clunes	2w	Horsham	2v	Portland	2q	Warrnambool
1h	Collingwood	2z	Inglewood	1m	Prahran	1u	Williamstown
2d	Creswick	1i	Kew	2a	Queenscliff
2c	Daylesford	2t	Koroit	3e	Raywood
(c)SHIRES.
142	Alberton	111	Deakin	69	Leigh	52	Pyalong
47	Alexandra	93	Dimboola	65	Lexton	66	Ripon
85	Arapiles	91	Donald	18	Lilydale	114	Rodney
76	Ararat	12	Doncaster	94	Lowan	24	Romsey
88	Avoca	77	Dundas	139	Maffra	138	Rosedale
137	Avon	90	Dunmunkle	62	Maldon	128	Rutherglen
28	Bacchus Marsh	109	East Loddon	122	Mansfield	49	Seymour
136	Burnsdale	110	Echuca	106	Marong	116	Shepparton
29	Ballan	19	Eltham	27	Melton	36	South Barwon
67	Ballarat	9	Epping	32	Meredith	143	South Gippsland
33	Bannockburn	121	Euroa	21	Merriang	22	Springfield
35	Barrabool	17	Ferntree Gully	61	Metcalfe	87	Stawell
126	Beechworth	38	Flinders and Kangerong	96	Mildura	107	Strathfieldsaye
80	Belfast			79	Minhamite	64	Talbot
37	Bellarine	40	Frankston and Hastings	145	Mirboo	135	Tambo
119	Benalla			15	Moorabbin	11	Templestowe
44	Berwick	26	Gisborne	39	Mornington	132	Towong
105	Bet Bet	83	Glenelg	75	Mortlake	141	Traralgon
98	Birchip	56	Glenlyon	146	Morwell	63	Tullaroop
8	Boroondara	102	Gordon	60	Mt. Alexander	117	Tungamah
92	Borung	113	Goulburn	57	Mt. Franklin	45	Upper Yarra
6	Braybrook	68	Grenville	78	Mt. Rouse	120	Violet Town
125	Bright	72	Hampden	14	Mulgrave	140	Walhalla
50	Broadford	46	Healesville	53	McIvor	82	Wannon
8	Broadmeadows	10	Heidelberg	147	Narracan	112	Waranga
25	Bulla	73	Heytesbury	54	Newham	148	Warragul
149	Buln Buln	123	Howqua	59	Newstead	74	Warrnambool
30	Bungaree	108	Huntly	127	North Ovens	20	Whittlesea
31	Buninyong	89	Kara Kara	115	Numurkah	86	Wimmera
100	Castle Donnington	97	Karkarooc	13	Nunawading	70	Winchelsea
103	Chariton	7	Keilor	133	Omeo	131	Wodonga
129	Chiltern	101	Kerang	134	Orbost	144	Woorayl
1	Coburg	51	Kilmore	124	Oxley	99	Wycheproof
71	Colac	104	Korong	41	Phillip Island and Woolamai	5	Wyndham
34	Corio	84	Kowree			130	Yackandandah
43	Cranbourne	55	Kyneton	42	Poowong and Jeetho	118	Yarrawonga
58	Creswick	23	Lancefield	81	Portland	48	Yea.
16	Dandenong	95	Lawloit	2	Preston

No Municipality County of Wonnangatta (Snowy Plains).

No Municipality County of Mornington (French Island).

Table 1.—Summary of Population.
Population Living in—	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Municipalities—
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs*	647,397	306,143	341,254
Shires*	551,523	295,592	255,931
No Municipality	140	81	59
Ships and Vessels	2,281	2,067	214
Total Population*	1,201,341	603,883	597,458

[* Including migratory population of 985, consisting of males 539, females 446, living in 197 houses, in cities, &c.; and of 840 consisting of males 557, females 283, living in 168 houses, in shires. The migratory population is made up of the number of persons known to have escaped enumeration, owing to their having changed their residences between the time of the Schedules being deposited and the time they should have been collected. No attempt has been made to form and estimate of unenumerated persons of whose existence no definite information was obtained.]

Table 1A.—Chinese and Aborigines (Included in the preceding Table).
Living in—	Chinese.					Aborigines.
	Total.	Males.		Females.		Total.	Males.		Females.
	Total.	Pure Race.	Half-Castes.	Pure Race.	Half-Castes.	Total.	Pure Race.	Half-Castes.	Pure Race.	Half-Castes.
Municipalities—
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs	3,937	3,383	226	93	235	95	5	43	3	44
Shires	3,361	2,802	278	18	263	557	158	161	105	133
Ships and Vessels	51	51
Total in Victoria	7,349	6,236	504	111	498	652	163	204	108	177

Table 2.—Summary of Habitations and Material and Accommodation of Inhabited Buildings (Exclusive of Ships and Vessels).
Classification of Habitations.	In Municipalities.		In 10 Municipality.	Total.
Classification of Habitations.	Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.	Shires.	In 10 Municipality.	Total.
INHABITED DWELLINGS—
Houses (incl spec'l establish'ts) *	130,042	107,814	33	237,889
Stores, offices, public buildings, &c.	98			98
Total INHABITED BUILDINGS	130,140	107,814	33	237,987
Tents	75	3,348		3,423
Total INHABITED DWELLINGS	130,215	111,162	33	241,410
UNINHABITED HOUSES—
Unoccupied	4,250	7,376	3	11,629
Being built	302	315		617
Total HABITATIONS	134,767	118,853	36	253,656
INHABITED BUILDINGS—MATERIAL AND ACCOMMODATION.
Houses of—
Brick	53,549	10,077	1	63,627
Stone	5,186	3,283		8,469
Concrete, adobe, pise, &c.	124	1,401		1,525
Wood, lath and plaster	69,502	87,581	29	157,112
Iron	255	1,081	1	1,337
Slab, bark, mud, &c.	160	2,734	2	2,896
Materials unspecified*	1,266	1,657		2,923
Stores, shops, offices, &c.	98			98
Total INHABITED BUILDINGS	130,140	107,814	33	237,987
Consisting of—
1 room	1,072	5,768	1	6,841
2 rooms	2,771	8,693	6	11,470
3 rooms	12,606	8,104	5	20,715
4 rooms	33,552	25,799	10	59,361
5 rooms	27,987	18,652		46,639
6 rooms	21,829	16,445	1	38,275
7 rooms	11,258	8,993	2	20,253
8 rooms	6,961	5,443	2	12,406
9 rooms	3,512	2,687	1	6,200
10 rooms	2,500	1,880	3	4,383
11 rooms	1,159	773		1,932
12 rooms	1,032	676	1	1,709
13 rooms	470	327		797
14 rooms	413	315		728
15 rooms	244	205		449
16 rooms	200	166		366
17 rooms	124	111		235
18 rooms	104	79		183
19 rooms	53	58		111
20 rooms	138	124		262
20 rooms and upwards	518	391		909
Rooms, unspecified *	1,637	2,125	1	3,763
Total with rooms specified	128,503	105,689	32	234,224
Number of rooms therein	713,987	543,599	155	1,257,741

Note.—The number of ships and vessels was 187.

[* Including 197 houses in cities, &c., and 168 in shires, occupied by the migratory population.]

Table 3.—Population Living in Dwellings of different Materials and sizes.
Class and Accommodation of Dwelling, &c.	POPULATION LIVING IN—			TOTAL POPULATION.
	Municipalities.		No Municipality.
	Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.	Shires.	No Municipality.
In Houses—
Brick, stone, concrete, &c.	315,610	87,635	6	403,251
Wood, lath and plaster, iron	324,324	443,286	120	767,730
Slab, bark, mud, &c.	194	4,767	8	4,969
Materials unspecified*	6,527	8,154		14,681
In stores, offices, public buildings, &c.	445			445
TOTAL IN BUILDINGS*	647,100	543,842	134	1,191,076
Tents	135	6,796		6,931
No habitation—camping out	162	885	6	1,053
Ships and vessels			2,281	2,281
Total Population	647,397	551,523	2,421	1,201,341
In Buildings, consisting of—
1 room	1,323	8,123	1	9,447
2 rooms	6,275	24,463	18	30,756
3 rooms	45,038	32,491	14	77,543
4 rooms	145,148	120,216	40	265,404
5 rooms	133,819	97,897		231,716
6 rooms	114,276	93,689	5	207,970
7 rooms	62,689	55,379	15	118,083
8 rooms	41,034	35,501	5	76,540
9 rooms	21,903	18,704	9	40,616
10 rooms	16,453	13,417	23	29,893
11 rooms	7,998	5,954		13,952
12 rooms	7,625	5,176	3	12,804
13 rooms	3,775	2,808		6,583
14 rooms	3,449	2,832		6,281
15 rooms	2,027	2,065		4,092
16 rooms	1,809	1,634		3,443
17 rooms	1,501	1,202		2,703
18 rooms	1,153	875		2,028
19 rooms	907	635		1,542
20 rooms	1,660	1,314		2,974
20 rooms and upwards	18,762	9,450		28,212
Number of rooms unspecified *	8,476	10,017	1	18,494
TOTAL IN INHABITED BUILDINGS	647,100	543,842	134	1,191,076

[* Including migratory population, 985 persons in cities, &c., and 840 in shires. See note to Table 1.]

Table 4.—Summary of Inhabited Buildings of different Materials with the Number of Persons therein Classified according to Accommodation.
Number of Rooms.	Brick, Stone, and Concrete.		Wood, Iron, Lath and Plaster.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Total.
Number of Rooms.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.
1	543	751	4,231	5,984	2,067	2,712	6,841	9,447
2	1,395	3,604	9,331	25,211	744	1,941	11,470	30,756
3	5,810	20,979	14,857	56,357	48	207	20,715	77,543
4	15,484	67,581	43,831	197,631	46	192	59,361	265,404
5	13,081	63,200	33,533	168,407	25	109	46,639	231,716
6	11,948	63,290	26,305	144,564	22	116	38,275	207,970
7	7,747	43,795	12,500	74,257	6	31	20,253	118,083
8	5,917	35,032	6,483	41,471	6	37	12,406	76,540
9	3,406	21,462	2,793	19,145	1	9	6,200	40,616
10	2,611	17,445	1,768	12,436	4	12	4,383	29,893
11	1,261	9,067	669	4,866	2	19	1,932	13,952
12	1,170	8,722	538	4,080	1	2	1,709	12,804
13	566	4,624	230	1,949	1	10	797	6,583
14	504	4,274	222	1,991	2	16	728	6,281
15	329	2,969	118	1,113	2	10	449	4,092
16	260	2,465	105	977	1	1	366	3,443
17	162	1,890	73	813			235	2,703
18	141	1,559	42	469			183	2,028
19	74	1,119	36	415	1	8	111	1,542
20	201	2,298	61	676			262	2,974
Over 20	738	25,620	161	2,457	10	135	909	28,212
Unspecified	273	1,505	562	2,461	2,928	14,528	3,763	18,494
Total	73,621	403,251	158,449	767,730	5,917	20,095	237,987	1,191,076

Table 5.—Summary of Inhabited Buildings in Urban and Rural Municipalities, with the Number of Persons therein, classified according to Materials and Accommodation.
Materials.	Total Number of—			Inhabited Buildings Containing—
	Total Number of—			One and Two Rooms.		Three and Four Rooms.		Five and Six Rooms.		Seven, Eight, and Nine Rooms.		Ten to Fourteen Rooms.		Fifteen Rooms and Over.		Number of Rooms Unspecified.
	Persons.	Dwellings.	Rooms.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.
IN VICTORIA.
Houses of—
Brick, Stone, Concrete, &c.	403,251	73,621	470,562	4,355	1,938	88,560	21,294	126,490	25,029	100,289	17,070	44,132	6,112	37,920	1,905	1,505	273
Wood, Iron, Lath and Plaster	767,730	158,449	782,394	31,195	13,562	253,988	58,688	312,971	59,838	134,873	21,776	25,322	3,427	6,920	596	2,461	562
Slab, Bark, Mud, &c.	4,969	2,896	3,680	4,596	2,779	207	42	38	6							128	69
Materials unspecified	14,681	2,923	523	19	12	75	20	70	16	18	4	48	8	64	8	14,387	2,855
Stores, Offices, and Public Buildings	445	98	582	38	20	117	32	117	25	59	9	11	2	90	6	13	4
Total	1,191,076	237,987	1,257,741	40,203	18,311	342,947	80,076	439,686	84,914	235,239	38,859	69,513	9,549	44,994	2,515	18,494	3,763
IN CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS.
Houses of—
Brick, Stone, Concrete, &c.	315,610	58,859	369,421	2,265	1,075	73,550	17,949	101,350	20,366	77,063	13,287	33,449	4,689	26,726	1,280	1,207	213
Wood, Iron, Lath and Plaster	324,324	69,757	343,436	5,088	2,581	116,456	28,160	146,582	29,414	48,494	8,433	5,804	876	963	90	937	203
Slab, Bark, Mud, &c.	194	160	190	194	160
Materials unspecified	6,527	1,266	358	13	7	63	17	46	11	10	2	36	7	40	5	6,319	1,217
Stores, Offices, and Public Buildings	445	98	582	38	20	117	32	117	25	59	9	11	2	90	6	13	4
Total	647,100	130,140	713,987	7,598	3,843	190,186	46,158	248,095	49,816	125,626	21,731	39,300	5,574	27,819	1,381	8,476	1,637
REMAINDER OF VICTORIA.
Houses of—
Brick, Stone, Concrete, &c.	87,641	14,762	101,141	2,090	863	15,010	3,345	25,140	4,663	23,226	3,783	10,683	1,423	11,194	625	298	60
Wood, Iron, Lath and Plaster	443,406	88,692	438,958	26,107	10,981	137,532	30,528	166,389	30,424	86,379	13,343	19,518	2,551	5,957	506	1,524	359
Slab, Bark, Mud, &c.	4,775	2,736	3,490	4,402	2,619	207	42	38	6							128	69
Materials unspecified	8,154	1,657	165	6	5	12	3	24	5	8	2	12	1	24	3	8,068	1,638
Total	543,976	107,847	543,754	32,605	14,468	152,761	33,918	191,591	35,098	109,613	17,128	30,213	3,975	17,175	1,134	10,018	2,126

Table 6.—Inhabited Buildings.—Number of Persons and Rooms in Combination.,A.IN VICTORIA.
Rooms in each Building.	Persons in each Building.																				Total Number of—
Rooms in each Building.	1.	2.	3.	4.	5.	6.	7.	8.	9.	10.	11.	12.	13.	14.	15.	16.	17.	18.	19.	20 and upwards.	Buildings.	Families.	Rooms.	Persons.
Number of Buildings.
1	5,173	1,180	287	95	45	30	16	4	3	2	2	1	1	1		1					6,841	6,843	6,841	9,447
2	4,331	2,496	1,537	1,121	800	550	305	174	102	31	11	6	3	2						1	11,470	11,482	22,940	30,756
3	2,609	4,309	3,950	3,260	2,526	1,810	1,081	584	342	150	61	19	9	1		1	2			1	20,715	20,765	62,145	77,543
4	3,909	9,228	10,076	9,950	8,186	6,651	4,828	3,157	1,818	862	413	168	67	24	17	4	1		1	1	59,361	59,493	237,444	265,404
5	1,641	5,557	7,132	7,730	7,133	5,939	4,387	3,146	1,921	1,072	574	254	99	27	16	4	4		1	2	46,639	46,767	233,195	231,716
6	943	3,416	5,039	5,915	5,869	5,144	4,193	3,085	2,084	1,250	698	344	151	79	38	13	9			5	38,275	38,427	229,650	207,970
7	361	1,414	2,341	2,825	3,077	2,769	2,401	1,862	1,291	856	509	289	124	83	20	12	9	3	3	4	20,253	20,338	141,771	118,083
8	182	667	1,248	1,620	1,785	1,787	1,557	1,194	860	620	406	234	122	63	25	18	9	5	1	3	12,406	12,460	99,248	76,540
9	70	263	501	770	849	917	809	629	489	326	204	145	103	48	33	18	12	5	1	8	6,200	6,234	55,800	40,616
10	65	175	328	467	559	613	555	480	360	281	176	128	75	45	31	17	6	8	6	8	4,383	4,414	43,830	29,893
11	21	67	135	188	247	256	233	200	175	119	87	74	53	22	22	5	12	4	4	8	1,932	1,948	21,252	13,952
12	20	59	117	163	206	186	181	204	147	129	83	75	51	33	15	8	11	5	4	12	1,709	1,715	20,508	12,804
13	11	14	27	54	101	93	93	91	82	48	47	39	26	17	15	14	7	2	3	13	797	802	10,361	6,583
14	5	12	32	44	78	81	86	83	68	57	46	32	28	15	9	10	11	8	3	20	728	733	10,192	6,281
15	4	10	21	14	47	58	43	52	41	29	26	24	13	14	16	10	8	4	2	13	449	451	6,735	4,092
16	4	3	14	22	28	39	34	37	31	32	22	22	24	15	8	8	5	5	2	11	366	369	5,856	3,443
17	1	2	5	15	17	20	12	17	25	17	18	15	14	9	11	8	8	1	6	14	235	239	3,995	2,703
18	2	2	6	4	16	7	20	13	20	18	10	15	14	7	4	6	6	3	2	8	183	183	3,294	2,028
19		1	2	3	10	6	5	15	8	9	9	6	7	5	4	3	4	3	3	8	111	111	2,109	1,542
20	1	2	5	13	14	21	24	28	18	21	27	13	14	14	7	10	3	4	4	19	262	265	5,240	2,974
Over 20	5	5	6	19	26	33	41	36	43	57	54	48	41	41	36	50	34	23	24	287	909	975	35,335	28,212
Unspecified *	606	461	434	408	706	273	260	204	142	89	66	39	19	9	5	7	10	2		23	3,763	3,767		18,494
Total buildings	19,964	29,343	33,243	34,700	32,325	27,283	21,164	15,295	10,070	6,075	3,549	1,990	1,058	574	332	227	171	85	70	469	237,987	238,781	1,257,741	1,191,076
Total persons	19,964	58,686	99,729	138,800	161,625	163,698	148,148	122,360	90,630	60,750	39,039	23,880	13,754	8,036	4,980	3,632	2,907	1,530	1,330	27,598				1,191,076
B. IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS DISTRICT).
1	238	47	11	4	2	1	1														304	304	304	404
2	466	408	237	141	69	34	16	8													1,379	1,381	2,758	3,282
3	955	2,457	2,344	1,884	1,403	920	493	244	97	33	12	1	2				1				10,846	10,871	32,538	39,765
4	997	4,109	4,798	4,815	3,798	3,001	1,994	1,221	635	272	124	42	18	2	6	2					25,834	25,911	103,336	114,278
5	459	2,352	3,184	3,479	3,245	2,553	1,834	1,230	693	342	178	68	22	7	1					2	19,649	19,729	98,245	95,724
6	248	1,358	2,051	2,493	2,462	2,044	1,584	1,103	695	400	221	86	31	20	11		1			1	14,809	14,897	88,854	78,178
7	97	599	1,061	1,244	1,316	1,182	931	695	465	281	147	69	35	25	3	3	1				8,154	8,212	57,078	45,558
8	57	271	586	793	839	835	677	491	318	205	120	68	40	21	10	3		3		2	5,339	5,381	42,712	31,575
9	24	98	233	381	429	442	391	288	177	129	57	46	27	14	10	3	2	2		3	2,756	2,779	24,804	17,274
10	26	67	160	226	269	306	284	232	154	110	73	42	19	11	9	4	1	3	1	3	2,000	2,015	20,000	13,141
11	10	24	69	93	135	130	126	93	84	47	39	21	21	10	2		1	1	1	5	912	921	10,032	6,339
12	10	22	48	79	96	96	100	95	72	63	40	32	28	12	6	2	6	3	2	4	816	819	9,792	6,116
13	4	8	8	29	52	52	55	42	35	21	24	16	6	5	7	7	2	2	2	4	381	386	4,953	3,060
14	4	8	15	20	35	42	42	34	27	25	19	10	10	4	4	3	3	3	3	9	320	324	4,480	2,626
15	3	3	10	6	25	22	14	27	22	10	10	4	5	6	3				1	2	178	179	2,670	1,435
16	3		5	9	10	13	15	19	12	8	12	13	9	5	2	4	1	3		2	145	145	2,320	1,311
17	1	1	2	7	6	5	4	5	13	7	8	3	7	1	2	4	2		2	5	85	87	1,445	902
18	2	1	2	1	7	4	10	6	10	7	6	6	3	3	1	2	3	2		2	78	78	1,404	895
19				2	1	3	2	4	3	3		1	2	2	2	1	1		1	5	33	33	627	698
20		1		8	4	5	12	9	3	8	10	6	7	3	1	4		3		7	91	91	1,820	1,000
Over 20	1	3	6	6	10	12	16	9	12	15	18	14	13	11	14	8	10	5	9	139	331	397	16,427	14,815
Unspecified	89	149	162	153	120	82	83	61	30	22	25	14	5	3	1	1				6	1,006	1,009		5,006
Total dwellings	3,694	11,986	14,992	15,873	14,333	11,784	8,684	5,916	3,558	2,008	1,143	562	310	165	95	53	37	30	22	201	95,446	95,949	526,599	† 483382
Total persons	3,694	23,972	44,976	63,492	71,665	70,704	60,788	47,328	32,022	20,080	12,573	6,744	4,030	2,310	1,425	848	629	540	418	15,144				† 483382

[* Including migratory—365 dwellings of 5 persons each. See note on page 7.] [† In addition to this number 166 persons were living in tents or camping out.]

Table 7.—Uninhabited Houses and Houses Being Built of Different Materials and Accommodation in Victoria and Melbourne.
TOTAL OF VICTORIA.
Number of Rooms to each House.	Number of Uninhabited Houses of—				Number of Houses Being Built of—
Number of Rooms to each House.	Brick, Stone, Concrete, &c.	Wood, Iron, Lath and Plaster.	Material not stated.	Total.	Brick, Stone, Concrete, &c.	Wood, Iron, Lath and Plaster.	Material not stated.	Total.
1 room	41	644	1	686		1		1
2 rooms	161	1,426		1,587	5	34		39
3 rooms	215	904		1,119	5	12		17
4 rooms	501	2,517	24	3,042	24	105	1	130
5 rooms	245	833	5	1,083	16	57		73
6 rooms	262	612	2	876	34	70	1	105
7 rooms	149	160	1	310	32	14		46
8 rooms	118	98		216	28	12		40
9 rooms	34	26		60	18	2		20
10 rooms	48	43		91	13	3		16
11 rooms	12	5		17		1		1
12 rooms	10	5		15	2	2		4
13 rooms	7	2		9	9			9
14 rooms	3			3	1	1		2
15 rooms	1	2		3
Over 15 rooms	7	3		10	2			2
Number of rooms not stated	58	299	2,145	2,502	14	14	84	112
Total	1,872	7,579	2,178	11,629	203	328	86	617
IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS.
1 room	13	7		20
2 rooms	23	68		91	1	4		5
3 rooms	116	162		278	1			1
4 rooms	232	267	2	501	21	20		41
5 rooms	134	154	2	290	10	19		29
6 rooms	139	82	2	223	30	22		52
7 rooms	90	22		112	29	6		35
8 rooms	73	9		82	22	2		24
9 rooms	22	1		23	18	1		19
10 rooms	36	4		40	9	1		10
11 rooms	7			7
12 rooms	7	1		8	1			1
13 rooms	5			5
14 rooms	1			1
15 rooms	2			2	1			1
Over 15 rooms	4			4
Number of rooms not stated	25	20	613	658	2	3	22	27
Total	929	797	619	2,345	145	78	22	245

NOTE.—The following are further details of the material of the above houses :—

	In Victoria.		In Melbourne and Suburbs.
	Uninhabited.	Being Built.	Uninhabited.	Being Built.
Brick	1,522	198	864	145
Stone	294	5	64
Concrete	56		1
	1,872	203	929	145
Wood, &c.	7,419	325	789	78
Iron	160	3	8
	7,579	328	797	78

MAP OF VICTORIA

Showing the Total Population of each County, according to the Census 31th March 1901

Table 8.—Population and Habitations in Each County.,Section A.—Total Population, Chinese and Aborigines, and Total Number of Habitations.
Counties grouped in Territorial Districts.	Total Population.			Chinese. *		Aborigines. *		Habitations.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings. †	Houses.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings. †	Uninhabited.	Being Built.
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
1. Bourke	522,933	248,387	274,546	2,497	160	46	21	103,316	2,927	267
2. Grant	71,034	34,877	36,157	604	81	4	1	14,772	987	36
3. Mornington	26,559	14,174	12,385	12	2	9		5,378	520	17
4. Evelyn	13,518	7,443	6,075	31	3	87	40	3,021	252	16
NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT.
5. Anglesey	9,032	4,783	4,249	46	7	2		1,771	82	2
6. Dalhousie	20,378	10,552	9,826	68	5	5	2	4,376	242	6
7. Talbot	57,398	29,390	28,008	645	31	8	3	12,725	911	18
WESTERN DISTRICT.
8. Grenville	48,146	23,730	24,416	214	19	1		9,892	432	27
9. Polwarth	10,665	5,932	4,733	13	6	13	5	2,163	136	18
10. Heytesbury	6,458	3,413	3,045			4	1	1,235	88	3
11. Hampden	10,324	5,375	4,949	25				1,844	58	16
12. Ripon	12,689	6,941	5,748	149	9	10	5	2,602	102	7
13. Villiers	22,025	11,032	10,993	71	10	65	28	4,216	187	8
14. Normanby	11,868	6,031	5,837	12	1	84	40	2,332	125	7
15. Dundas	8,831	4,450	4,381	27	2			1,663	94	4
16. Follett	2,715	1,359	1,356	9		2	2	500	41	2
WIMMERA DISTRICT.
17. Lowan	14,190	7,327	6,863	30	3	29	15	2,486	147	6
18. Borung	30,720	15,864	14,856	216	23	33	12	5,845	390	17
19. Kara Kara	16,431	8,673	7,758	157	15			3,322	210	5
MALLEE DISTRICT.
20. Millewa	112	68	44	2		5	2	14
21. Weeah	360	219	141					82	1
22. Karkarooc	9,403	5,551	3,852	32	5	20	9	1,979	188	4
23. Tatchera	8,575	4,883	3,692	9		13	6	1,689	126	1
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
24. Gunbower	8,167	4,333	3,834	24	1	2		1,517	89	4
25. Gladstone	17,953	9,538	8,415	211	19	1	1	4,080	332	3
26. Bendigo	58,060	28,896	29,164	652	89	3	1	12,329	752	34
27. Rodney	19,140	10,315	8,825	130	15	2	1	3,807	247	6
28. Moira	34,663	18,515	16,148	143	7	14	7	6,343	293	14
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
29. Delatite	20,544	10,957	9,587	332	37	6	4	4,087	267	12
30. Bogong	30,485	17,019	13,466	578	24	10	6	6,228	328	11
31. Benambra	7,074	4,006	3,068	49	4	1		1,410	55	4
32. Wonnangatta	2,271	1,356	915	6				573	83
GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
33. Croajingolong	2,147	1,271	876	4		2	1	474	27	4
34. Tambo	2,648	1,523	1,125	35	6	67	22	517	29	1
35. Dargo	5,879	3,445	2,434	94	9			1,464	51	2
36. Tanjil	20,110	10,484	9,626	123	5	100	49	4,206	384	14
37. Buln Buln	33,730	18,608	15,122	48	11	4	1	6,787	446	21
Migratory (County not specified)‡	1,825	1,096	729					365
Shipping	2,281	2,067	214	51				§(187)
Total of Victoria	1,201,341	603,883	597,458	7,349	609	652	285	241,410	11,629	617

[* Including half-castes.] [† In this and subsequent tables the term "Dwellings" includes Tents, but not Ships.] [‡ See note to Table 1 ante.] [§ Number of Ships in various ports of Victoria—not included in total. See also Table 28, Shipping, page 93 post.]

TABLE 8.—POPULATION AND HABITATIONS IN EACH COUNTY—continued.,Section B.—Dwellings of Different Materials and Accommodation, with the Number of Persons therein.
Territorial District.	County.	Number of Inhabited Dwellings.																Total Number of Rooms specified.	Population Living in—
		Material.						Total of all Kinds.	Exclusive of Camps and Tents.										Dwellings (exclusive of Tents and Ships).														Tents, Camps, and Ships.
		Houses built of—				Ships, Offices, and Public Buildings.	Tents, &c.		Total.	Number of Rooms in Dwelling.									Material.					Total.	Number of Rooms.
		Brick, Stone, Concrete.	Wood, Lath and Plaster, Iron.	Slabs, Bark, Mud.	Material Unspecified.					1.	2.	3.	4.	5 and 6.	7 to 9.	10 and over.	Not stated.		Houses built of—				Shops, Offices, and public Buildings.		1.	2.	3.	4.	5 and6.	7 to 9.	10 and over.	Not stated.
		Brick, Stone, Concrete.	Wood, Lath and Plaster, Iron.	Slabs, Bark, Mud.	Material Unspecified.					1.	2.	3.	4.	5 and 6.	7 to 9.	10 and over.	Not stated.		Brick, Stone, Concrete.	Wood, Lath and Plaster, Iron.	Slabs, Bark, Mud.	Material Unspecified.	Shops, Offices, and public Buildings.		1.	2.	3.	4.	5 and6.	7 to 9.	10 and over.	Not stated.
Central	1. Bourke	53,036	49,130	78	822	98	152	103,316	103,164	459	1,717	11,314	27,726	37,231	17,732	5,855	1,130	569,441	285,339	232,476	99	4,078	445	522,437	619	4,148	41,478	122,526	188,196	103,187	56,711	5,572	496
	2. Grant	2,437	12,021	47	154		113	14,772	14,659	230	568	730	3,594	6,176	2,416	735	210	80,336	13,782	56,253	55	702		70,792	299	1,238	2,393	14,824	30,256	14,112	6,641	1,029	242
	3. Mornington	566	4,564	72	63		113	5,378	5,265	160	551	548	1,348	1,492	788	286	92	27,001	3,051	22,735	192	312		26,290	245	1,657	2,220	6,409	7,876	4,902	2,554	427	269
	4. Evelyn	193	2,523	114	14		177	3,021	2,844	187	382	312	697	750	358	134	24	13,339	1,190	11,705	185	87		13,168	271	1,044	1,190	3,224	3,894	2,177	1,230	138	350
North-Central	5. Anglesey	154	1,505	44	32		36	1,771	1,735	68	125	87	377	594	331	100	53	9,251	914	7,846	56	129		8,945	91	320	326	1,803	3,213	2,153	863	176	87
	6. Dalhousie	631	3,356	96	39		254	4,376	4,122	189	257	303	923	1,455	725	223	47	21,910	3,492	16,055	167	201		19,915	264	679	1,073	3,990	7,449	4,339	1,889	232	463
	7. Talbot	2,538	9,701	198	124		164	12,725	12,561	723	783	660	2,823	4,948	1,972	486	166	63,795	12,660	43,563	272	558		57,053	844	1,646	2,145	11,646	24,701	11,515	3,843	713	345
Western	8. Grenville	1,111	8,500	106	119		56	9,892	9,836	399	479	424	1,941	4,069	1,829	482	153	53,866	7,522	39,451	165	884		48,022	590	1,223	1,425	7,939	19,785	10,872	5,091	1,097	124
	9. Polwarth	95	1,800	8	22		238	2,163	1,925	87	177	166	455	604	307	92	37	9,811	732	9,296	20	99		10,147	140	585	682	2,169	3,457	2,052	901	161	518
	10. Heytesbury	34	1,167	5	11		18	1,235	1,217	32	101	89	328	409	188	55	15	6,163	212	6,113	12	66		6,403	62	299	389	1,617	2,326	1,209	420	81	55
	11. Hampden	182	1,604		26		32	1,844	1,812	31	74	101	476	632	341	126	31	10,165	1,248	8,787		161		10,196	41	207	426	2,240	3,574	2,346	1,175	187	128
	12. Ripon	342	1,871	120	32		237	2,602	2,365	213	162	132	520	748	388	152	50	12,335	2,775	8,973	289	194		12,231	330	429	464	2,224	3,978	2,423	2,135	248	458
	13. Villiers	1,231	2,904	5	32		44	4,216	4,172	56	192	259	1,208	1,453	697	259	48	22,967	6,899	14,818	19	179		21,915	92	585	1,086	5,551	7,799	4,334	2,210	258	110
	14. Normanby	447	1,804	5	21		55	2,332	2,277	25	195	144	635	720	395	139	24	12,190	2,435	9,158	22	117		11,732	43	685	673	2,868	3,837	2,395	1,112	119	136
	15. Dundas	261	1,322	5	23		52	1,663	1,611	20	119	101	384	525	317	119	26	9,151	1,780	6,807	6	150		8,743	27	407	421	1,766	2,817	1,961	1,178	166	88
	16. Follett	52	442		3		3	500	497	11	43	44	134	147	86	28	4	2,621	313	2,364		26		2,703	11	171	187	643	899	523	240	29	12
Wimmera	17. Lowan	531	1,841	26	66		22	2,486	2,464	29	183	209	745	823	308	93	74	12,080	3,334	10,371	85	321		14,111	45	618	953	3,951	5,189	2,149	851	355	79
	18. Borung	1,096	4,483	123	52		91	5,845	5,754	182	398	459	1,494	1,976	944	237	64	29,713	6,495	23,589	230	214		30,528	249	1,234	2,048	7,146	11,046	6,321	2,234	250	192
	19. Kara Kara	689	2,389	145	35		64	3,322	3,258	193	252	230	79	1,132	480	118	63	16,023	3,732	12,191	189	179		16,291	230	678	945	3,648	6,328	3,170	1,020	282	140
Mallee	20. Millewa	1	9		1		3	14	11			1	4	1	1	3	1	63	22	79		3		104			9	27	22	10	33	3	8
	21. Weeah	8	61		6		7	82	75	10	16	13	2	7	2	1	6	227	47	280		15		312	19	71	68	109	45	9	6	15	18
	22. Karkarooc	249	1,512	17	35		166	1,979	1,813	140	288	290	463	429	118	39	46	7,273	1,378	7,197	42	158		8,775	245	897	1,194	2,343	2,633	767	489	207	628
	23. Tatchera	272	1,260	24	27		106	1,689	1,583	80	246	158	405	447	162	43	42	6,848	1,550	6,484	75	161		8,270	149	797	693	2,111	2,655	1,206	426	233	305
Northern	24. Gunbower	344	1,121		22		30	1,517	1,487	10	100	101	349	570	260	68	29	7,971	1,998	5,984		109		8,091	12	282	375	1,622	3,278	1,702	671	147	76
	25. Gladstone	693	2,960	252	48		127	4,080	3,953	419	325	278	888	1,279	549	146	69	18,565	3,566	13,589	329	234		17,718	494	698	946	3,896	6,665	3,513	1,207	299	235
	26. Bendigo	3,115	8,817	159	157		81	12,329	12,248	509	666	813	2,694	5,165	1,801	434	166	62,484	16,170	40,866	250	612		57,908	620	1,654	2,800	1,390	25,927	10,951	3,908	658	152
	27. Rodney	526	3,028	74	70		109	3,807	3,698	152	291	282	810	1,249	663	172	79	19,154	3,041	15,247	142	365		18,795	227	806	1,064	3,754	6,763	4,293	1,456	432	345
	28. Moira	623	5,335	76	100		209	6,343	6,134	170	468	462	1,370	2,204	1,068	268	124	31,912	3,790	29,646	208	539		34,183	267	1,472	1,992	6,857	12,993	7,428	2,593	671	480
North-Eastern	29. Delatite	636	3,160	136	75		80	4,087	4,007	252	285	252	861	1,344	725	194	94	20,492	3,739	16,031	234	354		20,358	illegible	683	992	4,074	7,254	4,721	1,835	456	186
	30. Bogong	736	5,030	239	99		124	6,228	6,104	527	505	453	1,316	2,012	859	288	144	29,874	5,324	24,027	368	529		30,248	141	1,315	1,670	5,970	10,854	5,592	3,442	664	237
	31. Benambra	89	1,194	52	22		53	1,410	1,357	109	123	103	298	414	204	81	25	6,752	603	6,225	75	52		6,955	143	316	345	1,401	2,485	1,372	814	79	119
	32. Wonnangatta	9	494	52	2		16	573	557	100	74	68	110	103	62	33	7	2,381	51	2,102	67	9		2,229	121	173	233	468	526	358	333	17	42
Gippsland	33. Croajingolong	4	382	48	15		25	474	449	57	84	46	86	107	39	16	14	1,815	37	1,864	95	81		2,077	87	226	177	452	596	294	170	75	70
	34. Tambo	4	454	30	4		25	517	492	40	64	60	113	120	58	31	6	2,400	27	2,410	71	18		2,526	58	202	265	622	680	428	239	32	122
	35. Dargo	14	1,125	246	18		61	1,464	1,403	333	193	151	285	265	102	43	31	5,089	120	5,153	388	60		5,721	510	514	607	1,404	1,481	697	403	104	158
	36. Tanjil	475	3,452	160	64		55	4,206	4,151	306	292	289	927	1,332	673	255	77	21,387	2,748	16,644	266	317		19,975	422	785	1,051	4,149	6,926	4,128	2,158	356	135
	37. Buln Buln	197	6,128	134	103		225	6,787	6,562	333	692	583	1,764	1,982	851	230	127	30,896	1,135	31,351	285	583		33,354	494	2,012	2,538	8,571	11,382	5,630	2,026	701	376
Migratory					365			365	365								365					1,825		1,825								1,825
Shipping							*(187)	*(187)																									2,281
Total of State		73,621	158,449	2,896	2,923	98	3,423	241,410	237,987	6,841	11,470	20,715	59,361	84,914	38,859	12,064	3,763	1,257,741	403,251	767,730	4,969	14,681	445	1,191,076	9,447	30,756	77,543	265,404	439,686	235,239	104,507	18,494	10,265

[* Number of ships and vessels not included in total.]

TABLE 8.—POPULATION AND HABITATIONS IN EACH COUNTY—continued., Section C.—Inhabited Buildings of different materials, with the Number of Persons therein, classified according to Accommodation.
No. of Rooms.	1. BOURKE.						2. GRANT.						3. MORNINGTON.						4. EVELYN.						5. ANGLESEY.						6. DALHOUSIE.						7. TALBOT.						8. GRENVILLE.						9. POLWARTH.
	Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.
	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.
1	160	223	236	320	63	76	15	24	175	230	40	45	6	9	116	174	38	62	2	8	106	153	79	110	2	2	42	61	24	28	1	3	111	156	77	105	66	80	502	576	155	188	10	14	303	451	86	125	2	8	80	126	5	6
2	548	1,337	1,136	2,748	33	63	37	71	525	1,159	6	8	25	53	493	1,475	33	129	5	13	342	955	35	76	6	9	108	297	11	14	14	31	226	593	17	55	113	224	634	1,345	36	77	16	46	443	1,137	20	40	2	6	174	576	1	3
3	4,717	16,973	6,578	24,437	19	68	117	346	612	2,046	1	1	24	96	524	2,124			6	16	306	1,174			3	13	84	313			25	84	278	989			140	439	520	1,706			24	70	400	1,355			1	4	165	678
4	11,960	52,064	15,737	70,351	29	111	417	1,696	3,177	13,128			75	315	1,273	6,094			34	146	663	3,078			14	63	363	1,740			68	290	855	3,700			452	1,775	2,371	9,871			100	403	1,841	7,536			7	30	447	2,135	1	4
5	9,665	46,354	11,340	56,000	18	71	379	1,683	2,962	13,904			87	379	681	3,519	1	1	29	158	408	2,007			24	115	277	1,438			105	460	664	3,389	1	6	493	2,317	2,178	10,362			153	716	1,809	8,330			9	48	339	1,869
6	8,521	44,887	7,671	40,805	16	79	431	2,118	2,404	12,551			99	500	624	3,477			20	110	293	1,619			23	130	269	1,523	1	7	118	578	567	3,016			424	2,187	1,853	9,835			193	947	1,913	9,783	1	9	2	19	253	1,514	1	7
7	5,501	30,845	3,390	18,982	5	30	267	1,407	1,045	5,922			56	287	331	2,028			23	109	166	960			24	115	128	838			76	408	284	1,665			291	1,669	809	4,554			157	859	883	4,864			16	87	141	915
8	4,229	24,916	1,613	9,649	5	30	190	1,105	563	3,359			47	266	206	1,335	1	7	20	114	100	612			15	104	100	668			72	396	166	1,065			202	1,101	360	2,201			137	733	456	2,804			14	87	90	594
9	2,379	14,825	609	3,901	1	9	145	918	206	1,401			34	218	113	761			6	67	43	315			12	73	52	355			42	247	85	558			123	781	187	1,208			83	530	173	1,082			4	36	42	333
10	1,843	12,130	357	2,285	4	12	125	795	142	972			31	191	63	447			13	94	35	261			6	20	20	143			31	205	32	197			74	493	112	756			63	450	123	862			6	49	22	166
11	858	6,003	109	716	1	7	59	426	57	382	1	12	10	84	31	240			5	30	17	111			6	47	16	134			14	107	24	187			34	211	37	231			32	238	39	280			5	53	13	116
12	802	6,032	99	682			54	384	41	307			12	105	22	179			9	46	13	105			2	36	11	88			14	135	26	182			37	296	35	259	1	2	38	266	37	206			7	68	5	27
13	377	3,056	25	193	1	10	30	237	18	132			7	36	8	100			1	10	3	24			2	37	12	105			9	66	3	22			13	120	21	151			10	73	15	113			2	12	4	35
14	319	2,616	20	179	1	6	39	293	13	110			3	20	11	99			2	27	8	82			2	17	2	9			2	16	8	55			13	122	19	157			13	114	13	115			5	35	1	20
15	181	1,429	18	153	1	8	13	113	9	75			6	56	6	86			1	3	5	52			2	16	1	7			11	85	2	21			10	84	7	37			9	72	5	65					1	10
16	148	1,354	9	76	1	1	18	223	4	28			3	23	5	39			1	7	2	17			2	18	2	20			2	21	6	49			9	76	12	66			4	37	6	66			2	30	1	6
17	86	925	8	120			12	267	5	32			6	60	1	8			2	15					1	6	2	31			2	18	6	71			4	47	6	67			7	80	5	55			1	19	2	11
18	81	912	2	29			11	99	3	26			5	46	1	11					1	9									3	23					5	52	4	33			4	48	4	63
19	35	707	5	69	1	8	6	67	2	18			2	21	1	9									1	11							3	36			2	11					5	46
20	101	1,099	3	17			12	226	6	39			3	20	6	90					1	12			2	22	1	9			8	68					4	81	2	14			9	113	4	33					1	22
Over 20	344	15,665	9	118	6	94	42	1,212	12	157	1	9	20	244	23	340			11	194	4	131			5	60	2	27			13	247	4	78			21	439	4	38			34	1,563	3	43			9	140	5	82
Unspecifi'd	181	987	156	646	793	3,939	18	72	40	275	152	682	5	22	25	100	62	305	3	23	7	28	14	87			13	40	40	136	1	4	6	26	40	202	8	55	28	95	130	563	10	104	25	118	118	875	1	1	14	61	22	99
Total	53,036	285,339	49,130	232,476	998	4,622	2,437	13,782	12,021	56,253	201	757	566	3,051	4,564	22,735	135	504	193	1,190	2,523	11,705	128	273	154	914	1,505	7,846	76	185	631	3,492	3,356	16,055	135	368	2,538	12,660	9,701	43,563	322	830	1,111	7,522	8,500	39,451	225	1,049	95	732	1,800	9,296	30	119

TABLE 8.—POPULATION AND HABITATIONS IN EACH COUNTY—continued., SECTION C.—Inhabited Buildings, &c.—continued.
No. of Rooms.	10. HEYTESBURY.						11. HAMPDEN.						12. RIPON.						13. VILLIERS.						14. NORMANBY.						15. DUNDAS.						16. FOLLETT.						17. LOWAN.						18. BORUNG.
	Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.
	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.
1			28	56	4	6	3	4	28	37			13	16	119	177	81	137	9	17	46	74	1	1	2	8	21	30	2	5	1	3	14	18	5	6			11	11			4	8	19	30	6	7	12	17	97	151	73	81
2	1	6	99	287	1	6	2	9	72	198			16	38	119	300	27	91	29	85	163	500			14	43	178	625	3	17	9	23	110	384			2	6	41	165			27	99	138	455	18	64	79	279	273	814	46	141
3	2	13	87	376			8	40	93	386			10	44	114	378	8	42	50	186	209	900			8	34	136	639			8	34	93	387			3	8	41	179			41	198	168	755			84	389	374	1,657	1	2
4	3	10	325	1,607			26	140	450	2,100			53	223	464	1,992	3	9	228	1,020	980	4,531			88	358	546	2,505	1	5	28	132	356	1,634			5	22	129	621			142	762	603	3,189			271	1,319	1,223	5,827
5	7	48	219	1,154			23	141	299	1,602			47	220	346	1,736	1	10	202	985	549	2,925			48	218	318	1,692			24	124	239	1,231			7	45	73	435			111	704	332	1,988			191	1,127	847	4,429	1	3
6	5	22	178	1,102			27	152	283	1,679			45	234	309	1,778			215	1,068	487	2,821			78	408	276	1,519			39	198	223	1,264			6	27	61	392			94	671	286	1,826			168	1,122	768	4,357	1	8
7	2	13	103	634			17	101	162	1,118			34	178	157	971			149	851	207	1,267			55	287	148	934			28	163	118	691			7	30	30	170			48	316	140	922			110	733	404	2,573	1	1
8	7	47	46	313			13	63	92	622			38	251	100	630			106	658	130	885			43	265	81	511			29	188	73	463			3	19	29	192			21	147	70	532			68	453	210	1,441
9	2	12	28	190			13	98	44	344			16	117	43	276			59	352	46	321			27	132	41	266			22	140	47	316			5	35	12	77			9	82	20	150			37	277	414	847
10			26	178			8	72	44	374			10	81	30	198			46	330	36	229			19	112	25	188			16	110	19	141			2	13	8	67			11	78	21	155			20	167	64	483
11			8	81			6	44	10	87			11	83	19	131			34	272	18	116			10	82	11	71			9	74	6	42			2	15	2	10			4	46	15	107			7	55	25	207
12			4	28			7	53	10	76			6	35	10	67			16	111	6	51			19	125	8	65			10	56	6	58			2	15	1	5					4	29			9	69	21	168
13	1	5	2	13			2	22	2	21			9	67	4	41			11	94	4	40			7	52	1	4			4	30	6	47			5	50					3	26	3	29			9	104	10	83
14	1	7	2	6			3	16	3	27			4	37	6	50			12	102	3	18			6	57	3	32	1	10	6	121	3	26					1	13			2	14	3	26			1	12	7	54
15	1	15	1	15			5	46	1	17			8	109	4	56			8	70	1	2			3	62	1	7			6	54	2	28									1	6					4	30	6	51
16			2	14			2	20					3	39	3	50			8	68	2	15			4	34	3	21			4	45					1	12					2	26	3	34					3	37
17									1	7			2	29	3	33			9	89	4	42			1	6	1	13			2	26							1	9			3	37	2	24					4	38
18	1	5							1	13			1	21	2	14			6	67					3	35	1	12			3	28	1	3											1	12			2	13	3	45
19							2	18							3	36			2	23					3	24							1	22									1	17	1	12			2	17	3	34
20	1	9	1	4			3	35	1	4			1	20	1	12			5	36	2	22			1	9	1	11			3	36											1	14	3	25			3	30	3	30
Over 20			4	40			12	174	3	49			12	926					25	400	1	13			6	76	1	4			10	195	2	36			2	16	1	15			5	80	4	54			14	268	16	228	1	11
Unspecifi'd			4	15	11	66			5	26	26	161	3	7	15	47	32	194	2	15	10	46	36	197	2	8	3	9	19	102			3	16	23	150			1	3	3	26	1	3	5	17	68	335	5	14	8	39	51	197
Total	34	212	1,167	6,113	16	78	182	1,248	1,604	8,787	26	161	342	2,775	1,871	8,973	152	483	1,231	6,899	2,904	14,818	37	198	447	2,435	1,804	9,158	26	139	261	1,780	1,322	6,807	28	156	52	313	442	2,364	3	26	531	3,334	1,841	10,371	92	406	1,096	6,495	4,483	23,589	175	444

TABLE 8.—POPULATION AND HABITATIONS IN EACH COUNTY—continued., SECTION C.—Inhabited Buildings, &c.—continued.
No. of Rooms.	19. KARA KARA.						20. MILLEWA. 21. WEEAH.						22. KARKAROOC.						23. TATCHERA.						24. GUNBOWER.						25. GLADSTONE.						26. BENDIGO.						27. RODNEY.						28. MOIRA.
	Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.
	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.
1	17	19	62	80	114	131			10	19			7	10	128	225	5	10	6	12	65	119	9	18			10	14			23	29	187	228	209	237	128	152	263	327	118	141	9	11	94	149	49	67	14	18	111	167	45	82
2	60	191	164	433	28	54	1	4	15	67			31	103	249	772	8	22	31	101	204	663	11	33	24	76	76	206			46	89	248	546	31	63	155	418	470	1,123	41	113	16	41	251	698	24	67	29	92	409	1,263	30	117
3	54	231	176	714			1	7	13	70			39	166	249	1,021	2	7	27	133	128	540	3	20	25	84	76	291			44	181	230	745	4	20	206	670	607	2,130			33	119	249	945			26	118	435	1,865	1	9
4	160	739	629	2,907	1	2	4	20	20	116			69	358	394	1,985			72	400	332	1,707	1	4	70	353	279	1,269			150	659	738	3,237			506	2,164	2,187	9,225	1	1	67	273	742	3,473	1	8	92	413	1,277	6,443	1	1
5	104	580	483	2,537			1	8	2	16			41	241	221	1,347			54	306	210	1,183			73	420	213	1,148			120	598	602	3,017			587	2,770	2,411	11,492			90	437	550	2,823			82	411	1,069	6,042
6	122	730	422	2,467	1	4	2	30	3	13			21	141	145	902	1	2	30	172	153	994			62	382	222	1,328			97	508	460	2,542			530	2,758	1,637	8,907			84	468	525	3,035			107	634	946	5,816
7	53	347	204	1,245					2	18			11	75	56	352			13	109	77	550			36	215	105	672			62	369	216	1,342			317	1,843	741	4,458			67	411	284	1,744			86	524	522	3,578
8	41	279	91	660									5	34	22	136			14	100	33	245			17	112	68	465			51	301	131	867			228	1,381	287	1,792			42	245	175	1,228			51	337	267	1,947
9	22	146	69	493					1	1			10	81	14	89			6	42	19	160			11	77	23	161			31	207	58	427			129	819	99	658			23	146	72	519			40	269	102	773
10	16	118	21	163					2	25			1	8	4	34			6	53	9	89			4	25	21	145			19	145	31	223			102	678	50	313			17	128	36	254			23	205	78	622
11	3	29	11	62					2	14			2	13	4	50			1	8	6	50			3	26	7	58			8	51	15	113			60	447	18	109			10	49	9	50			13	96	23	193
12	3	24	10	91									3	12	3	23			2	10	6	49			2	10	5	37			6	45	13	99			42	274	21	139			18	130	13	84			11	99	18	136
13	1	4	9	88											3	51					3	29			3	23	1	9			4	32	6	45			22	177	5	33			5	38	3	21			2	10	10	86
14	4	40	6	38															1	27	2	22			2	12	2	28			8	86	7	47			26	237	6	47			2	17	8	66			5	49	11	124
15	5	37	1	23									2	41	1	12			1	12	1	6					4	41			2	21	2	21			14	141	1	15			7	72	1	3			2	15	7	65	1	2
16	5	30	3	38									1	7	2	26			1	13					2	18	1	12			3	39	2	15			16	139	2	20			7	83	1	21			2	8	7	72
17	3	29	3	22																													1	7			5	50	1	11			4	63	1	4			6	50	1	14
18	3	42	3	24											2	32									1	22											2	24											1	9	1	10
19													1	14							1	10			1	19					2	14							1	11					2	28			1	18	6	70
20	2	23	1	25									2	24	3	43			2	29					1	14	2	39			2	22					10	120	1	8			5	42	2	21			2	20	3	47
Over 20	4	58	1	12									2	46	3	53					1	19			4	92	2	41			13	164	2	18			27	889	2	26			19	261	2	21			25	374	9	199
Unspecifi'd	7	36	20	69	36	177					7	18	1	4	9	44	36	159	5	23	10	49	27	161	3	18	4	20	22	109	2	6	11	50	56	243	3	19	7	22	156	617	1	7	8	60	70	365	3	21	23	114	98	536
Total	689	3,732	2,389	12,191	180	368	9	69	70	359	7	18	249	1,378	1,512	7,197	52	200	272	1,550	1,260	6,484	51	236	344	1,998	1,121	5,984	22	109	693	3,566	2,960	13,589	300	563	3,115	16,170	8,817	40,866	316	872	526	3,041	3,028	15,247	144	507	623	3,790	5,335	29,646	176	747

TABLE 8.—POPULATION AND HABITATIONS IN EACH COUNTY—continued., SECTION C.—Inhabited Buildings, &c.—continued.
No. of Rooms.	29. DELATITE.						30. BOGONG.						31. BENAMBRA.						32. WONNANGATTA.						33. CROAJINGOLONG.						34. TAMBO.						35. DARGO.						36. TANJIL.						37. BULN BULN.
	Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.		Brick, &c.		Wood, &c.		Unspecified and other Materials.
	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.	Dwellings.	Persons.
1	11	16	145	201	96	126	12	28	341	490	174	223	1	3	64	84	44	56	1	1	56	72	43	48			25	39	32	48			28	40	12	18			151	257	182	253	3	5	197	288	106	129	3	3	240	354	90	137
2	14	20	231	555	40	108	24	48	433	1,166	48	101	1	1	114	296	8	19			67	156	7	17			68	179	16	47			46	149	18	53			132	382	61	132	15	39	224	617	53	129	3	3	656	1,927	33	82
3	34	101	218	891			19	78	430	1,574	4	18	6	19	97	326					68	233					46	177					60	265			2	11	149	596			16	46	273	1,005			7	28	571	2,490	5	20
4	98	440	763	3,634			109	508	1,206	5,456	1	6	15	82	283	1,319			1	2	109	466					85	446	1	6			113	622			2	9	283	1,395			70	272	857	3,877			28	121	1,731	8,415	5	35
5	106	515	602	3,182			101	526	1,017	5,288			9	56	220	1,270			1	7	64	309			2	9	66	342					62	335			1	8	156	830			75	338	675	3,455			30	128	1,030	5,781	3	18
6	101	554	535	3,003			142	777	752	4,263			19	129	166	1,030					38	210			1	9	38	236			1	1	57	344			4	23	104	621			79	372	503	2,761			38	224	881	5,231
7	73	438	291	1,867			93	541	374	2,340			9	56	96	604					34	173					23	176					29	206					57	361			46	271	284	1,624			20	138	459	2,938
8	61	389	195	1,329			70	446	195	1,310			14	92	47	333					10	50					10	69					17	117					27	211			45	278	182	1,191			24	125	241	1,645
9	39	231	66	467			41	284	86	671			3	19	35	268			2	6	16	129					6	49					12	105					18	125			26	168	90	596			5	27	102	757
10	23	171	47	365			27	199	70	514			3	28	26	233			1	1	14	105					3	27					5	38					13	79			38	261	71	455			7	35	88	650
11	13	122	14	108			23	196	28	233			2	20	14	120					1	15					5	42			1	13	8	44					2	11			8	72	21	156			8	55	24	189
12	12	89	14	138			10	73	23	169			1	7	6	45			1	12	1	3					2	19			2	13	4	40			2	14	9	91			9	66	13	92			2	12	18	153
13	7	74	5	35			10	93	7	67					5	44					3	34											1	7			1	8	1	3			6	51	11	99			3	17	16	145
14	4	35	4	32			12	87	13	138			1	11	4	45			1	5	1	5					1	15					2	7					6	54			4	39	9	92			1	3	14	153
15	11	159	4	41			7	130	5	39			1	6	3	37											1	8					2	10					1	10			7	80	8	52			1	5	6	48
16	4	38	5	52			4	40	4	33					2	32					2	20					1	11											1	14			2	17	2	13					7	60
17	3	45					1	8	2	21			1	10	3	28					3	54																	3	42			1	11	3	37					1	12
18	4	57					2	22	4	53					1	3																											3	34	5	53					2	24
19	2	30	1	2			3	27	2	12					1	11											1	13															1	11	1	11			2	24	1	11
20	2	15	1	14			8	69	1	10					1	19					1	15															1	29					6	63	3	26			1	10	6	65
Over 20	12	191	1	14	1	8	15	1,129	7	80			3	64	3	51			1	17	3	47			1	19	1	16					6	67			1	18	2	30			15	254	7	100	1	13	11	145	11	210
Unspecifi'd	2	9	18	101	74	346	3	15	30	100	111	549			3	27	22	52			3	6	4	11					14	75			2	14	4	18			10	41	21	63			13	44	64	312	3	32	23	93	101	576
Total	636	3,739	3,160	16,031	211	588	736	5,324	5,030	24,027	338	897	89	603	1,194	6,225	74	121	9	51	494	2,102	54	76	4	37	382	1,864	63	176	4	27	454	2,410	34	89	14	120	1,125	5,153	264	448	475	2,748	3,452	16,644	224	583	197	1,135	6,128	31,351	237	868

SUMMARY FOR ELECTORAL PROVINCES (for Legislative Council).*,Table 9.—Total Population, Chinese and Aborigines, and Total Habitations in each Electoral Province.
Electoral Provinces.	Total Population.			Chinese. †		Aborigines. †		Habitations.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings.	Houses.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings.	Uninhabited.	Being Built.
Total of Electoral Provinces	1,199,060	601,816	597,244	7,298	609	652	285	241,410	11,629	617
1. Melbourne	106,156	52,216	53,940	1,445	97	6	5	20,198	437	17
2. North Yarra	115,183	55,094	60,089	178	23	11	4	23,363	615	37
3. South Yarra	144,161	65,506	78,655	233	13	5	5	28,768	667	74
4. Southern	111,801	55,175	56,626	393	19	24	8	22,211	884	73
5. South-Western	64,051	32,205	31,846	226	32	15	5	13,130	958	40
6. Nelson	53,987	28,838	25,149	461	37	16	7	11,140	584	40
7. Western	51,211	25,877	25,334	130	15	151	70	9,741	491	20
8. North-Western	87,420	46,906	40,514	499	45	101	44	17,005	1,195	32
9. Northern	74,458	37,713	36,745	675	87	15	6	15,483	968	39
10. Wellington	77,477	37,653	39,824	755	80	8	3	16,313	932	41
11. North-Central	46,923	24,354	22,569	519	34	3	1	10,458	580	15
12. North-Eastern	81,561	43,986	37,575	984	69	20	13	15,744	850	34
13. Gippsland	82,071	45,277	36,794	449	36	175	73	17,064	1,119	53
14. South-Eastern	100,775	49,920	50,855	351	22	102	41	20,427	1,349	102
Migratory(not distributed)	1,825	1,096	729					365

[* The districts for which members are returned for the Legislative Council (or Upper House) are called "Electoral Provinces"; and those for the Legislative Assembly (or Lower House) are called "Electoral Districts."] [† Including half-castes.]

Table 10.—Population (1891 and 1901), Chinese and Aborigines, and Inhabited Dwellings in each Division of each Electoral Province.
Electoral Provinces and Divisions.	Population, including Chinese and Aborigines.				Chinese* (both sexes.)	Aborigines* (both sexes.)	Inhabited Dwellings.
	1891.	1901.
	Persons.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
1. MELBOURNE—
1. Eastern Hill	4,366	4,127	2,542	1,585	472		616
2. St. Francis'	7,033	6,108	3,514	2,594	480		973
3. St. Paul's	3,101	1,840	1,140	700	339		282
4. Jolimont	5,202	5,277	2,174	3,103	10		853
5. St. Mary's	4,931	4,606	2,398	2,208	20		761
6. St. Patrick's	1,502	1,389	782	607	3		196
7. St. James'	2,756	2,223	1,555	668	12		214
8. Railway	7,405	6,786	3,332	3,454	5		1,281
9. Royal Park and North Carlton	11,264	11,989	5,827	6,162	7	2	2,315
10. South Carlton	11,511	7,302	3,378	3,924	2		1,572
11. University	10,897	13,087	6,035	7,052	31	3	2,648
12. Fawkner Park	3,393	3,598	1,465	2,133	3	1	579
13. North Richmond	8,429	12,611	6,044	6,567	46		2,683
14. Central Richmond	20,691	14,900	7,026	7,874	4		3,112
15. South Richmond	9,677	10,313	5,004	5,309	11		2,113
Total	112,158	106,156	52,216	53,940	1,445	6	20,198
2. NORTH YARRA—
1. Hotham North	10,873	9,090	4,402	4,688	5		1,875
2. Hotham South	10,124	9,030	4,474	4,556	41	1	1,765
3. Fitzroy North	14,531	13,479	6,319	7,160	31		2,797
4. St. Mark's	7,805	8,894	4,171	4,723	15		1,838
5. Fitzroy East	4,742	4,504	2,138	2,366	18		851
6. Fitzroy West	5,375	4,810	2,180	2,630	25		860
7. Darling Gardens	5,711	6,369	3,030	3,339			1,257
8. Glasshouse (North)	13,018	11,288	5,422	5,866	2		2,423
9. Glasshouse (South)	5,257	4,621	2,207	2,414			1,065
10. Abbotsford	11,084	10,471	4,724	5,747	23		2,058
11. Footscray	19,149	18,575	9,234	9,341	5	10	3,632
12. North Williamstown	8,332	7,659	3,760	3,899	10		1,603
13. South Williamstown	7,628	6,393	3,033	3,360	3		1,339
Total	123,629	115,183	55,094	60,089	178	11	23,363
3. SOUTH YARRA—
1. Kew	8,462	9,469	4,354	5,115	59		1,586
2. Hawthorn	19,585	21,430	9,484	11,946	72	1	4,390
3. South Yarra	16,627	16,793	7,245	9,548	10		3,475
4. Windsor	23,076	23,648	10,455	13,193	14	1	4,962
5. St. Kilda North	5,817	5,820	2,490	3,330	4		1,160
6. St. Kilda South	7,984	8,314	3,635	4,679	21		1,708
7. St. Kilda West	5,543	4,401	1,829	2,572	8		748
8. Emerald Hill	41,724	42,110	20,025	22,085	39	2	8,300
9. Sandridge	13,067	12,176	5,989	6,187	6	1	2,439
Total	141,885	144,161	65,506	78,655	233	5	28,768
4. SOUTHERN—
1. Wyndham	2,046	2,698	1,504	1,194			525
2. Gisborne	2,725	2,221	1,053	1,168	4		436
3. Newham	2,492	2,854	1,493	1,361	3		564
4. Romsey and Springfield	3,489	3,088	1,670	1,418	3		643
5. Kilmore	2,593	2,245	1,177	1,068	6	4	508
6. Broadford	1,628	1,840	982	858	9		424
7. Merriang and Darebin	2,355	2,201	1,167	1,034			442
8. Whittlesea	1,857	2,118	1,124	994	6		419
9. Heidelberg	4,413	5,008	2,512	2,496	6	1	817
10. Jika	11,027	13,736	6,621	7,115	11	5	2,639
11. Coburg	5,752	6,772	3,394	3,378	77		1,260
12. Broadmeadows and Bulla	3,904	3,852	1,915	1,937	7		596
13. Melton	1,189	1,233	674	559			255
14. Keilor and Braybrook	2,152	2,055	1,133	922	6	9	434
15. Brunswick	21,961	24,141	11,470	12,671	113	5	4,887
16. Essendon and Flemington	24,369	28,360	13,441	14,919	83		5,712
17. Bacchus March	2,479	2,395	1,249	1,146			486
18. Ballan	6,451	4,984	2,596	2,388	59		1,164
Total	102,882	111,801	55,175	56,626	393	24	22,211
5. SOUTH-WESTERN—
1. Colac	7,525	10,457	5,817	4,640	13	13	2,095
2. Winchelsea	3,457	3,513	1,848	1,665	2		676
3. Barrabool	2,098	1,901	1,032	869			373
4. South Barwon	2,159	2,319	1,121	1,198	9		456
5. Bellarine	4,911	4,601	2,346	2,255	1		906
6. Corio	2,167	2,268	1,164	1,104	5	1	436
7. Bannockburn	1,803	1,767	903	864			338
8. Meredith	1,261	1,374	738	636	3		306
9. Leigh	1,680	2,203	1,236	967	6		486

[* Including half-castes.]

Table 10.—Population (1891 and 1901), Chinese and Aborigines, and Inhabited Dwellings in each Division of each Electoral Province—continued.
Electoral Provinces and Divisions.	Population, including Chinese and Aborigines.				Chinese* (both sexes.)	Aborigines* (both sexes.)	Inhabited Dwellings.
	1891.	1901.
	Persons.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
5. SOUTH-WESTERN—continued.
10. Geelong Town	11,666	12,418	5,874	6,544	37	1	2,506
11. Geelong West	5,779	5,871	2,678	3,193	26		1,343
12. Newtown and Chilwell	5,249	5,049	2,176	2,873	24		1,048
13. Queenscliff	1,905	2,025	952	1,073	3		367
14. Buninyong Shire	7,178	6,993	3,693	3,300	93		1,506
15. Buninyong Borough	1,183	1,292	627	665	4		288
Total	60,021	64,051	32,205	31,846	226	15	13,130
6. NELSON—
1. Hampden	8,360	10,778	5,664	5,114	15	4	2,006
2. Mortlake	2,937	3,018	1,554	1,464	10		532
3. Ararat Shire	4,623	5,564	3,234	2,330	62		1,323
4. Ararat Borough	3,151	3,580	1,795	1,785	48	1	586
5. Ripon	4,504	4,493	2,370	2,123	41	9	975
6. Grenville	4,480	7,383	4,229	3,154	101	1	1,671
7. Ballarat	4,491	4,268	2,223	2,045	19		730
8. Lexton	2,039	1,923	1,083	840	17		446
9. Avoca	4,578	4,122	2,200	1,922	62		1,002
10. Stawell Shire	3,756	3,540	2,001	1,539	65	1	736
11. Stawell Borough	5,183	5,318	2,485	2,833	21		1,133
Total	48,102	53,987	28,838	25,149	461	16	11,140
7. WESTERN—
1. Kowree	2,933	2,689	1,384	1,305	11		471
2. Glenelg	4,977	4,968	2,482	2,486	14	1	945
3. Wannon	2,479	2,584	1,321	1,263	11		475
4. Dundas	3,083	2,729	1,459	1,270	6		517
5. Hamilton	3,373	4,024	1,942	2,082	10		762
6. Mount Rouse	2,164	2,347	1,241	1,106	6		442
7. Minhamite	1,738	1,809	1,026	783	2		350
8. Warrnambool Shire	9,199	9,121	4,683	4,438	42	58	1,687
9. Warrnambool Borough	6,582	6,404	2,941	3,463	12	7	1,253
10. Belfast Shire	2,650	2,664	1,419	1,245			499
11. Belfast Borough	1,864	1,990	968	1,022	1		386
12. Koroit	1,694	1,684	862	822	8		332
13. Portland Shire	5,365	6,013	3,184	2,829	4	84	1,151
14. Portland Borough	2,284	2,185	965	1,220	3	1	471
Total	50,385	51,211	25,877	25,334	130	151	9,741
8. NORTH-WESTERN—
1. Wimmera	11,103	9,973	5,121	4,852	35		1,785
2. Lowan	14,207	14,677	7,811	6,866	38	61	2,626
3. Swan Hill	13,915	20,101	11,287	8,814	66	38	3,986
4. St. Arnaud Shire	16,588	18,858	10,163	8,695	146	1	3,571
5. St. Arnaud Borough	3,045	3,656	1,815	1,841	29		717
6. Dunmunkle	4,725	4,083	2,128	1,955	30		709
7. Korong	9,371	9,365	4,968	4,397	68	1	2,036
8. East Loddon	1,717	1,417	773	644	3		272
9. Bet Bet	5,732	5,290	2,840	2,450	84		1,303
Total	80,403	87,420	46,906	40,514	499	101	17,005
9. NORTHERN—
1. Echuca Shire	7,347	7,708	4,077	3,631	26	10	1,446
2. Echuca Borough	4,354	4,430	2,229	2,201	59	1	926
3. Marong	7,345	7,310	3,840	3,470	56	1	1,550
4. Raywood	469	461	262	199	3		95
5. Huntly	3,414	3,711	2,039	1,672	22	1	802
6. Waranga	11,895	11,697	6,453	5,244	77	1	2,307
7. Sandhurst North	14,152	1,997	1,004	993	76		499
8. Sandhurst Central	8,874	18,292	8,655	9,637	167		3,762
9. Sandhurst South	3,748	10,485	5,022	5,463	91	1	2,248
10. Eaglehawk	7,315	8,367	4,132	4,235	98		1,848
Total	68,913	74,458	37,713	36,745	675	15	15,483
10. Wellington—
1. Talbot Shire	1,745	1,515	823	692	6		352
2. Talbot Borough	1,439	1,197	580	617	31		308
3. Clunes	3,486	2,426	1,048	1,378	12		581
4. Tullaroop	4,762	4,190	2,286	1,904	38	5	940
5. Carisbrook	1,135	1,236	629	607	1		248
6. Maryborough	4,994	5,622	2,745	2,877	98		1,170
7. Creswick Shire	7,993	7,228	3,774	3,454	29		1,514
8. Creswick Borough	3,095	3,060	1,470	1,590	64	1	667
9. Bungaree	4,466	4,211	2,272	1,939	25		896
10. Ballarat City	24,257	25,499	11,654	13,845	28		5,046
11. Ballarat East	16,592	18,324	8,940	9,384	420	2	3,944
12. Sebastopol	2,578	2,969	1,432	1,537	3		647
Total	76,542	77,477	37,653	39,824	755	8	16,313

[* Including half-castes.]

Table 10.—Population (1891 and 1901), Chinese and Aborigines, and Inhabited Dwellings in each Division of each Electoral Province—continued.
Electoral Provinces and Divisions.	Population, including Chinese and Aborigines.				Chinese* (both sexes.)	Aborigines* (both sexes.)	Inhabited Dwellings.
	1891.	1901.
	Persons.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
11. NORTH CENTRAL—
1. Melvor	3,000	2,993	1,648	1,345	5		659
2. Heathcote	1,090	1,304	674	630	15		276
3. Pyalong	1,194	1,139	630	509	1		229
4. Kyneton	8,727	8,896	4,535	4,361	33	1	1,935
5. Glenlyon	2,725	2,845	1,513	1,332	3		623
6. Metcalfe	4,464	2,780	1,460	1,320	25	1	606
7. Strathfieldsaye	3,365	3,700	1,985	1,715	114		844
8. Mount Alexander	2,362	2,543	1,346	1,197	66	1	646
9. Mount Franklin	2,921	2,593	1,408	1,185	35		630
10. Newstead	2,145	2,276	1,259	1,017	14		516
11. Maldon	4,422	5,538	2,906	2,632	56		1,240
12. Castlemaine	4,770	5,703	2,801	2,902	90		1,211
13. Chewton	1,212	1,229	633	596	30		304
14. Daylesford	3,839	3,384	1,556	1,828	32		739
Total	46,236	46,923	24,354	22,569	519	3	10,458
12. NORTH EASTERN—
1. Chiltern	2,260	2,830	1,501	1,329	27		580
2. Rutherglen	4,101	7,708	4,519	3,189	229	9	1,525
3. North Ovens	4,037	4,956	2,570	2,386	52	1	905
4. Beechworth	7,355	7,289	3,870	3,419	154		1,406
5. Bright	4,258	4,669	2,588	2,081	195		1,129
6. Oxley	3,460	3,656	2,014	1,642	111	2	694
7. Benalla	8,652	9,837	5,276	4,561	42	4	1,834
8. Euroa	7,381	8,059	4,281	3,778	15		1,476
9. Yarrawonga	9,759	9,926	5,190	4,736	34		1,797
10. Shepparton	10,795	10,930	5,835	5,095	55	3	2,054
11. Mansfield	3,800	3,487	1,878	1,609	30	1	684
12. Howqua	1,144	1,300	804	496	4		375
13. Goulburn	3,358	2,859	1,592	1,267	9		520
14. Seymour	4,293	4,055	2,068	1,987	27		765
Total	74,653	81,561	43,986	37,575	984	20	15,744
13. GIPPSLAND—
1. Buln Buln	9,782	10,380	5,725	4,655	11	1	2,093
2. Narracan and Traralgon	11,309	15,009	8,271	6,738	20		2,970
3. Alberton	6,881	8,664	4,891	3,773	14	3	1,777
4. Rosedale	3,676	3,353	1,742	1,611	8	3	644
5. Maffra Shire	3,593	3,945	2,143	1,802	14	2	786
6. Avon	2,027	2,132	1,133	999		57	392
7. Bairnsdale	12,190	14,673	8,128	6,545	186	69	3,163
8. Omeo	3,491	3,708	2,211	1,497	66		931
9. Towong	5,105	6,765	3,900	2,865	44	2	1,365
10. Yackandandah	3,788	4,386	2,474	1,912	56		896
11. Wodonga	1,737	1,837	926	911	2		366
12. Wood's Point	1,147	1,218	827	391	6		380
13. Walhalla	1,771	2,539	1,320	1,219	9		609
14. Sale	3,442	3,462	1,586	1,876	13	38	692
Total	69,939	82,071	45,277	36,794	449	175	17,064
14. SOUTH-EASTERN—
1. Alexandra	2,644	2,662	1,448	1,214	8	1	570
2. Yea	2,070	2,726	1,492	1,234	15	1	532
3. Eltham	2,840	3,270	1,737	1,533	21	1	717
4. Lilydale	6,590	9,490	5,276	4,214	9	85	2,139
5. Bulleen	1,670	1,967	1,048	919			417
6. Boroondara	6,204	8,602	3,927	4,675	16	1	1,674
7. Nunawading	4,449	4,676	2,267	2,409			950
8. Malvern	8,136	10,619	4,656	5,963	14		2,114
9. Caulfield	8,499	10,057	4,597	5,460	50		1,964
10. Oakleigh	2,913	3,311	1,680	1,631			665
11. Moorabbin	6,542	7,417	3,622	3,795	84		1,444
12. Dandenong	2,450	2,955	1,505	1,450	1	1	593
13. Berwick	5,758	6,697	3,554	3,143		7	1,398
14. Cranbourne	2,082	2,837	1,479	1,358		1	538
15. Mornington	3,696	3,474	1,653	1,821			746
16. Flinders	2,518	2,516	1,265	1,251	3		518
17. Phillip Island	2,090	7,452	4,271	3,181	9		1,466
18. Brighton	9,858	10,047	4,443	5,604	121	4	1,982
Total	81,009	100,775	49,920	50,855	351	102	20,427

[* Including half-castes.]

ELECTORAL MAP OF VICTORIA

Showing the populations of each Electoral division according to the Census of 1901

SUMMARY BY ELECTORAL DISTRICTS (For Legislative Assembly).,Table 11.—Population, Chinese and Aborigines, and Habitations in each Electoral District arranged in Territorial Districts.
Electoral Districts.	Total Population.			Chinese.*		Aborigines.*		Habitations.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings.	Houses.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings.	Uninhabited.	Being Built.
Total of Electoral Districts	1,199,060	601,816	597,244	7,298	609	652	285	241,410	11,629	617
CENTRAL GROUP.
1. Melbourne	8,212	4,800	3,412	32	2			1,164	18	3
2. Melbourne West	12,574	6,113	6,461	25				2,411	26
3. Melbourne North	15,116	7,494	7,622	34	9	1		2,938	38
4. Carlton	16,268	7,631	8,637	4		2	2	3,411	71	3
5. Carlton South	10,866	4,994	5,872	25	7	3	2	2,221	83	2
6. Melbourne East	17,590	9,768	7,822	1,309	79			2,833	65
7. Johmont and West Richmond	12,358	5,438	6,920	14	5			2,346	63	1
8. Fitzroy	28,393	13,277	15,116	77	11			5,811	147	10
9. Collingwood	26,380	12,353	14,027	25	3			5,546	182	5
10. Richmond	30,743	14,810	15,933	57	2			6,415	113	3
11. South Yarra	15,475	6,760	8,715	10		1	1	3,058	65	13
12. Prahran	16,031	7,227	8,804	13				3,411	64	6
13. Toorak	23,205	illegible	13,315	14	1	1	1	4,707	146	16
14. St. Kilda	19,750	8,451	11,319	33	3	1	1	3,814	80	17
15. Albert Park	14,449	6,507	7,942	16	6	1	1	2,843	61	14
16. Melbourne South	12,551	6,361	6,190	17	1			2,481	72	1
17. Emerald Hill	13,619	6,544	7,075	6				2,732	36	3
18. Port Melbourne	12,176	5,989	6,187	6		1	1	2,439	35	3
19. Williamstown	14,052	6,793	7,259	13	1			2,942	110	8
20. Footscray	19,482	9,703	9,779	11	1	19	4	3,828	125	9
21. Essendon & Flemington	28,372	13,448	14,924	83				5,715	127	13
22. East Bourke Boroughs	49,370	23,733	25,637	202	11	10	5	9,585	179	51
23. Hawthorn	21,430	9,484	11,946	72	2	1	1	4,390	143	8
24. Eastern Suburbs	25,955	11,887	14,068	104	3	1	1	4,772	145	44
25. Brighton	16,806	7,665	9,141	226	8	4	1	3,297	162	17
26. Dandenong & Berwick	17,657	8,834	8,823	5	2	7		3,534	286	10
27. Mornington	21,021	11,292	9,729	12	2	2		4,238	430	16
28. Barwon	10,148	5,059	5,089	13				1,979	279	3
29. Geelong	23,916	10,992	12,924	92	6	1		5,020	327	8
30. Grant	9,470	5,034	4,436	16	6	1		1,889	113	6
31. Bourke West	10,149	5,188	4,961	50	1			2,037	182	3
32. Bourke East	12,129	6,209	5,920	11	2			2,303	125	4
33. Evelyn	16,252	8,859	7,393	31	3	87	40	3,597	273	16
Total	601,965	288,567	313,398	2,658	177	144	61	119,707	4,371	316
NORTH CENTRAL GROUP.
34. Anglesey	13,603	7,287	6,316	64	9	2		2,830	205	3
35. Kilmore Dalhousie and Lancefield	8,493	4,565	3,928	15		5	2	1,763	80	2
36. Kyneton	9,442	4,806	4,636	28				2,043	105	2
37. Castlemaine	13,810	7,028	6,782	228	8	2	1	3,124	170	1
38. Daylesford	8,102	4,108	3,994	67				1,837	137	2
39. Maldon	8,639	4,582	4,057	64	8			1,867	147	4
40. Maryborough	10,384	5,293	5,091	120	14	5	2	2,191	166	2
41. Talbot & Avoca	6,618	3,526	3,092	108	6			1,622	163	4
42. Clunes & Allandale	6,761	3,284	3,477	20				1,442	162	2
43. Creswick	7,510	3,828	3,682	93	2	1		1,602	90	4
Total	93,362	48,307	45,055	807	47	15	5	20,321	1,425	26
WESTERN GROUP.
44. Warrenheip	6,955	3,695	3,260	45	7			1,456	112	5
45. Ballarat West	28,948	13,393	15,555	64	4			5,813	247	19
46. Ballarat East	15,443	7,524	7,919	402	57	2	1	3,300	134	9
47. Windermere	6,840	3,456	3,384	51	1			1,335	70	2
48. Grenville	17,400	9,518	7,882	138	19	1		3,873	104	10
49. Polwarth	13,970	7,665	6,305	15	6	13	5	2,771	185	20
50. Ripon & Hampden	13,612	7,134	6,478	65	1	9	5	2,555	94	20
51. Ararat	9,697	5,367	4,330	134	9	1		2,049	78	7
52. Villiers & Heytesbury	10,635	5,580	5,055	2		62	27	1,984	119	3
53. Warrnambool	9,133	4,314	4,819	52	4	7	2	1,768	60	3
54. Port Fairy	7,298	3,824	3,474	11	5			1,406	76	1
55. Portland	8,938	4,577	4,361	7		83	39	1,768	85	6
56. Normanby	9,175	4,651	4,524	24	1	3	3	1,698	138	4
57. Dundas	9,941	5,014	4,927	34	5			1,875	82	5
Total	167,985	85,712	82,273	1,044	119	181	82	33,651	1,584	114

[* Including half-castes.]

Table 11.—Population, Chinese and Aborigines, and Habitations in each Electoral District arranged in Territorial Districts—continued.
Electoral Districts.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings.	Houses.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings.	Uninhabited.	Being Built.
WIMMERA GROUP.
58. Lowan	11,638	6,044	5,594	31	2	60	26	2,046	108	6
59. Horsham	9,788	5,021	4,767	30	1			1,782	138	8
60. Stawell	9,557	4,851	4,706	84	15	1	1	2,103	132	2
61. Kara Kara	9,375	4,898	4,477	104	5			1,849	113	5
62. Borung	11,286	5,939	5,347	86	12	1		1,984	145	5
Total	51,644	26,753	24,891	335	35	62	27	9,764	636	26
MALLEE GROUP.
63. Donald and Swan Hill	21,694	12,398	9,296	63	8	38	17	4,350	350	5
NORTHERN GROUP.
64. Korong	8,921	4,728	4,193	47	2			1,799	113	1
65. Dunolly	7,769	4,161	3,608	121	15	1	1	1,931	167	1
66. Gunbower	10,055	5,298	4,757	45	7	2		1,852	114	4
67. Mandurang	8,143	4,423	3,720	33	2	2		1,641	160	3
68. Eaglehawk	9,587	4,794	4,793	123	13			2,172	107	8
69. Sandhurst	26,145	12,478	13,667	290	35	1	1	5,520	274	15
70. Sandhurst South	10,724	5,391	5,333	184	33			2,366	153	8
71. Rodney	22,028	11,867	10,161	146	15	2	1	4,460	288	7
72. Numurkah and Nathalia	11,748	6,347	5,401	41		11	5	2,169	132	5
73. Shepparton and Euroa	12,001	6,402	5,599	37		1	1	2,192	81	5
74. Benalla and Yarrawonga	12,186	6,353	5,833	60	5	2	1	2,273	91	2
Total	139,307	72,242	67,065	1,127	127	22	10	28,375	1,680	59
NORTH-EASTERN GROUP.
75. Delatite	11,105	6,129	4,976	140	19	4	3	2,140	124	5
76. Wangaratta and Rutherglen	15,195	8,421	6,774	300	21	11	7	2,879	130	7
77. Bogong	9,468	4,993	4,475	125	8			1,730	82	6
78. Ovens	8,391	4,645	3,746	290	13			2,019	188	5
79. Benambra	10,136	5,777	4,359	65		2		2,064	95	5
Total	54,295	29,965	24,330	920	61	17	10	10,832	619	28
GIPPSLAND GROUP.
80. Gippsland East	13,089	7,648	5,441	173	19	69	23	3,036	131	8
81. Gippsland North	10,737	5,639	5,098	94	3	59	29	2,136	143	9
82. Gippsland Central	11,452	5,968	5,484	32	4	41	20	2,527	303	6
83. Gippsland South	11,840	6,559	5,281	28	6	3	1	2,390	173	5
84. Gippsland West	19,865	10,962	8,903	17	3	1		3,956	214	15
Total	66,983	36,776	30,207	344	35	173	73	14,045	964	43
Migratory.(Not distributed)	1,825	1,096	729					365

Table 12.—Population (1891 and 1901), Chinese and Aborigines, and Inhabited Dwellings in each Division of each Electoral District, arranged in alphabetical order.
Electoral Districts and Divisions.	Population, including Chinese and Aborigines.				Chinese* (both sexes.)	Aborigines* (both sexes.)	Inhabited Dwellings.
	1891.	1901.
	Persons.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
15. ALBERT PARK—
1. Canterbury	9,288	12,145	5,469	6,676	16	1	2,402
2. Queen's	3,420	2,304	1,038	1,266			441
Total	12,708	14,449	6,507	7,942	16	1	2,843
34. ANGLESEY—
1. Acheron	814	646	383	263	5		128
2. Alexandra	2,441	2,291	1,168	1,123	2	1	457
3. Avenel	835	936	496	440	4		174
4. Broadford	1,628	1,840	982	858	9		424
5. Jamieson	660	896	514	382	5		216
6. Marysville	270	215	119	96			50
7. Seymour	2,468	2,709	1,362	1,347	23		506
8. Tallarook	969	520	274	246			104
9. Wood's Point	735	887	539	348	1		253
10. Yea	2,057	2,663	1,450	1,213	15	1	518
Total	12,877	13,603	7,287	6,316	64	2	2,830
51. ARARAT—
1. Ararat	3,151	3,580	1,795	1,785	48	1	586
2. Armstrong	535	553	338	215	24		140
3. Buangor	1,467	1,378	748	630	1		275
4. Moyston	1,859	2,122	1,131	991	61		503
5. Wickliffe	749	1,529	1,063	466			450
6. Yalla-y-poora	548	535	292	243			95
Total	8,309	9,697	5,367	4,330	134	1	2,049
46. BALLARAT EAST	14,295	15,443	7,524	7,919	402	2	3,300
45. BALLARAT WEST—
1. Ballarat West	24,257	25,523	11,664	13,859	28		5,049
2. Black Hill	1,397	1,594	769	825	13		340
3. Bungaree West	1,658	1,831	960	871	23		424
Total	27,312	28,948	13,393	15,555	64		5,813
28. BARWON—
1. Bellarine	2,717	2,359	1,162	1,197			458
2. Connewarre	570	640	314	326			128
3. Moolap	1,418	1,509	783	726			305
4. Jan Juc	578	442	243	199			100
5. Moriac	905	761	397	364			150
6. Paywit	776	733	401	332	1		143
7. Queenscliff	1,905	2,025	952	1,073	3		367
8. South Barwon	1,589	1,679	807	872	9		328
Total	10,458	10,148	5,059	5,089	13		1,979
74. BENALLA AND YARRAWONGA—
1. Benalla	2,506	2,689	1,330	1,359	33	1	527
2. Burramine	1,451	1,602	851	751			281
3. Dookie	2,008	1,525	823	702	1		279
4. Karrabumet	2,024	494	267	227			84
5. Mokoan	774	1,337	741	596		1	240
6. Tungamah	1,471	1,719	882	837	6		316
7. Upotipotpon	544	708	386	322			129
8. Yarrawonga	1,034	2,112	1,073	1,039	20		417
Total	11,812	12,186	6,353	5,833	60	2	2,273
79. BENAMBRA—
1. Koetong	2,372	2,707	1,532	1,175	4		504
2. Mitta Mitta	1,224	1,731	1,072	659	34	2	396
3. Murray	1,509	2,327	1,296	1,031	6		465
4. Yackandandah	2,823	3,371	1,877	1,494	21		699
Total	7,928	10,136	5,777	4,359	65	2	2,064

NOTE.—The numbers placed against the various Districts refer to the geographical order, in which they appear in the preceeding Statement.

[* Including half-castes in all cases.]

Table 12.—Population (1891 and 1901), Chinese and Aborigines, and Inhabited Dwellings in each Division of each Electoral District—continued.
Electoral Districts and Divisions.	Population, including Chinese and Aborigines.				Chinese (both sexes.)	Aborigines (both sexes.)	Inhabited Dwellings.
	1891.	1901.
	Persons.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
77. BOGONG—
1. Asylum	1,228	964	577	387	50		36
2. Barnawartha	721	737	447	290	19		124
3. Beechworth	1,980	2,548	1,235	1,313	17		498
4. Chiltern	2,260	2,830	1,501	1,329	27		580
5. Wodonga	1,737	1,837	926	911	2		366
6. Wooragee	652	552	307	245	10		126
Total	8,578	9,468	4,993	4,475	125		1,730
62. BORUNG—
1. Dunmunkle	1,680	1,631	850	781	17		277
2. Rupanyup	1,423	1,122	590	532	8		188
3. Wallup	2,459	2,341	1,229	1,112	13	1	382
4. Warracknabeal	4,310	4,330	2,273	2,057	34		792
5. Watchem	1,814	1,862	997	865	14		345
Total	11,686	11,286	5,939	5,347	86	1	1,984
32. BOURKE EAST—
1. Beveridge	133	107	46	61			25
2. Balla	513	403	208	195			79
3. Broadmeadows	614	620	315	305	1		114
4. Campbellfield	959	896	476	420			151
5. Chintin	386	265	146	119			52
6. Donnybrook	187	167	92	75			38
7. Epping	777	793	407	386			147
8. Havelock	148	128	72	56			24
9. Heidelberg	1,623	1,763	900	863			329
10. Mickleham	206	211	109	102			48
11. Morang	477	514	277	237			93
12. Preston	3,569	4,059	1,975	2,084	4		761
13. Tullamarine	257	262	150	112			50
14. Wallan Wallan	766	745	406	339			152
15. Whittlesea	380	468	242	226	6		94
16. Woodstock	492	391	217	174			80
17. Yan Yean	375	337	171	166			66
Total	11,862	12,129	6,209	5,920	11		2,303
31. BOURKE WEST—
1. Ballan	2,546	2,194	1,179	1,015	40		549
2. Bacchus Marsh	1,790	1,888	986	902			394
3. Gisborne	2,162	2,221	1,053	1,168	4		439
4. Maribyrnong	339	351	185	166			95
5. Melton	1,189	1,233	674	559			255
6. Mount Cotteril	602	540	304	236			104
7. Sunbury	1,612	1,722	807	915	6		204
Total	10,240	10,149	5,188	4,961	50		2,037
22. EAST BOURKE BOROUGHS—
1. Alphington	2,111	2,411	1,193	1,218	5		303
2. Brenswick	21,961	24,141	11,470	12,671	113	5	4,887
3. Clifton Hill	5,711	6,369	3,030	3,339			1,257
4. Coburg	5,752	6,772	3,394	3,378	77		1,260
5. Northeote	7,458	9,677	4,646	5,031	7	5	1,878
Total	42,993	49,370	23,733	25,637	202	10	9,585
25. BRIGHTON—
1. Brighton	7,404	7,570	3,406	4,164	107	4	1,486
2. Brighton East	2,952	2,988	1,519	1,469	75		599
3. Brighton South	1,501	1,919	879	1,040	5		371
4. Elsternwick	2,668	2,753	1,173	1,580	14		542
5. Garden Vale	1,275	1,576	688	888	25		299
Total	15,800	16,806	7,665	9,141	226	4	3,297
4. CARLTON—
1. Northern	8,171	8,966	4,253	4,713	2	2	1,839
2. Southern	7,532	7,302	3,378	3,924	2		1,572
Total	15,703	16,268	7,631	8,637	4	2	3,411
5. CARLTON SOUTH	12,200	10,866	4,994	5,872	25	3	2,221

Table 12.—Population (1891 and 1901), Chinese and Aborigines, and Inhabited Dwellings in each Division of each Electoral District—continued.
Electoral Districts and Divisions.	Population, including Chinese and Aborigines.				Chinese (both sexes.)	Aborigines (both sexes.)	Inhabited Dwellings.
	1891.	1901.
	Persons.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
37. CASTLEMAINE—
1. Castlemaine	4,770	5,703	2,801	2,902	90		1,211
2. Chewton	1,212	1,229	633	596	30		304
3. Emberton	531	449	238	211	1		90
4. Fryers	2,724	2,776	1,480	1,296	73	1	714
5. Harcourt	1,008	1,061	573	488		1	219
6. Malmsbury	1,367	1,121	540	581	7		246
7. Sutton Grange	469	439	244	195	12		98
8. Taradale	1,400	1,032	519	513	15		242
Total	13,481	13,810	7,028	6,782	228	2	3,124
42. CLUNES AND ALLANDALE—
1. Beckworth	400	359	171	188			71
2. Clunes	3,486	2,426	1,048	1,378	12		581
3. Glendaruel	1,493	1,216	663	553	8		219
4. Tourello	3,022	2,760	1,402	1,358			571
Total	8,401	6,761	3,284	3,477	20		1,442
9. COLLINGWOOD—
1. Barkly	8,699	7,070	3,365	3,705	2		1,596
2. Collingwood East	11,084	10,471	4,724	5,747	23		2,058
3. Darling	9,576	8,839	4,264	4,575			1,892
Total	29,359	26,380	12,353	14,027	25		5,546
43. CRESWICK—
1. Bullarook	1,959	2,164	1,176	988	2		441
2. Creswick	3,618	3,516	1,725	1,791	91	1	802
3. Smeaton	2,489	1,830	927	903			359
Total	8,066	7,510	3,828	3,682	93	1	1,602
26. DANDENONG AND BERWICK—
1. Berwick	1,132	1,099	562	537			223
2. Dandenong	2,499	2,506	1,214	1,292	1	2	507
3. Heatherton	724	890	478	412			176
4. Lyndhurst	208	261	128	133			46
5. Mordialloc	2,335	3,070	1,502	1,568	4	1	587
6. Nunawading	4,449	4,676	2,267	2,409			950
7. Oakleigh	2,913	3,311	1,680	1,631			665
8. Scoresby	1,465	1,844	1,003	841		4	380
Total	15,725	17,657	8,834	8,823	5	7	3,534
38. DAYLESFORD—
1. Daylesford	3,839	3,384	1,557	1,827	32		739
2. Franklin	875	835	458	377	9		192
3. Glenlyon	1,664	1,501	815	686			328
4. Hepburn	2,046	1,758	949	809	26		438
5. Holcombe	750	624	329	295			140
Total	9,174	8,102	4,108	3,994	67		1,837
75. DELATITE—
1. Greta	1,479	1,766	992	774	38		324
2. Mansfield	3,189	3,197	1,752	1,445	30	1	624
3. Oxley	762	824	481	343	51	1	174
4. Rothsay	1,347	1,567	871	696		2	306
5. Strathbogie	2,568	2,450	1,325	1,125	7		478
6. Warrenbayne	695	801	434	367			141
7. Whorouly	433	500	274	226	14		93
Total	10,473	11,105	6,129	4,976	140	4	2,140
63. DONALD AND SWAN HILL—
1. Albacutya	14	69	56	13			20
2. Corong	381	2,024	1,209	815	4		405
3. Kerang West	1,080	1,653	952	701		12	319
4. Mildura	172	3,320	1,928	1,392	27	23	719
5. Swan Hill	3,476	3,673	2,128	1,545	8	2	732
6. Towaninny	636	2,773	1,654	1,119			619
7. Wirmbirchip	952	3,028	1,721	1,307	2	1	580
8. Wooroonook	3,200	2,820	1,473	1,347	19		512
9. Wycheproof	1,709	2,334	1,277	1,057	3		444
Total	11,620	21,694	12,398	9,296	63	38	4,350

Table 12.—Population (1891 and 1901), Chinese and Aborigines, and Inhabited Dwellings in each Division of each Electoral District—continued.
Electoral Districts and Divisions.	Population, including Chinese and Aborigines.				Chinese (both sexes.)	Aborigines (both sexes.)	Inhabited Dwellings.
	1891.	1901.
	Persons.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
57. DUNDAS—
1. Balmoral	750	692	365	327	3		126
2. Dunkeld	560	567	296	271	1		102
3. Mullagh	1,022	1,034	508	526	8		173
4. North Hamilton	4,214	4,664	2,287	2,377	16		879
5. Penshurst	1,140	1,303	683	620	5		262
6. South Hamilton	894	1,004	513	491			197
7. South Harrow	956	677	362	315	1		136
Total	9,536	9,941	5,014	4,927	34		1,875
65. DUNOLLY—
1. Bealiba	1,644	1,285	722	563	39		334
2. Bet Bet	977	880	488	392	9		211
3. Dunolly	1,451	1,384	698	686	29		324
4. Inglewood	1,367	1,320	669	651	22	1	310
5. Llanelly	947	1,012	575	437	5		260
6. Rheola	1,196	1,159	652	507	14		318
7. Tarnagulla	713	729	357	372	3		174
Total	8,295	7,769	4,161	3,608	121	1	1,931
68. EAGLEHAWK—
1. Eaglehawk	8,046	9,237	4,588	4,649	122		2,074
2. Myers' Creek	175	237	132	105			51
3. Whipstick	367	113	74	39	1		47
Total	8,588	9,587	4,794	4,793	123		2,172
24. EASTERN SUBURBS—
1. Boroondara	6,204	8,602	3,927	4,675	16	1	1,674
2. Caulfield East	3,390	3,768	1,782	1,986	23		731
3. Kew	8,462	9,469	4,354	5,115	59		1,586
4. Malvern East	3,051	4,116	1,824	2,292	6		781
Total	21,107	25,955	11,887	14,068	104	1	4,772
17. EMERALD HILL	14,886	13,619	6,544	7,075	6		2,732
21. ESSENDON AND FLEMINGTON—
1. Ascot Vale	7,156	5,737	2,699	3,038	5		1,141
2. Essendon	2,238	2,778	1,325	1,453	38		559
3. Flemington	9,958	10,946	5,361	5,585	9		2,216
4. Moonee Ponds	5,017	8,911	4,063	4,848	31		1,799
Total	24,369	28,372	13,448	14,924	83		5,715
33. EVELYN—
1. Anderson's Creek	1,761	1,860	953	907	1		414
2. Eltham	581	595	299	296			133
3. Gembrook	370	1,207	697	510			300
4. Healesville	925	1,240	630	610	2	84	231
5. Lilydale	1,745	1,758	930	828	4		320
6. Nillumbik	679	834	419	415	1	1	185
7. Queenstown	1,218	1,556	878	678	18		368
8. Templestowe	1,670	1,967	1,048	919			417
9. Wandin	1,110	1,715	971	744			408
10. Warburton	785	1,495	976	519	2	1	416
11. Yan Yean	625	799	433	366			166
12. Yarra Glen	1,075	1,226	625	601	3	1	239
Total	12,544	16,252	8,859	7,393	31	87	3,597
8. FITZROY—
1. Central	7,302	7,155	3,401	3,754	5		1,497
2. Clifton	5,187	5,286	2,463	2,823	10		1,100
3. North	5,708	5,926	2,795	3,131	21		1,218
4. South	10,671	10,026	4,618	5,408	41		1,996
Total	28,868	28,393	13,277	15,116	77		5,811
20. FOOTSCRAY—
1. Braybrook	954	877	480	397	6	9	183
2. Footscray Middle	5,174	5,497	2,697	2,800			1,074
3. Footscray North	6,769	6,704	3,320	3,384	3	10	1,321
4. Yarraville	7,266	6,404	3,206	3,198	2		1,250
Total	20,163	19,482	9,703	9,779	11	19	3,828

Table 12.—Population (1891 and 1901), Chinese and Aborigines, and Inhabited Dwellings in each Division of each Electoral District—continued.
Electoral Districts and Divisions.	Population, including Chinese and Aborigines.				Chinese (both sexes.)	Aborigines (both sexes.)	Inhabited Dwellings.
	1891.	1901.
	Persons.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
29. GEELONG—
1. Barwon	5,393	6,187	2,982	3,205	17	1	1,237
2. Bellarine	2,709	2,492	1,165	1,327	19		507
3. Geelong West	6,282	6,673	3,062	3,611	31		1,508
4. Kardinia	2,054	2,116	924	1,192	1		445
5. Newtown and Chilwell	5,292	5,078	2,188	2,890	24		1,053
6. Villamanta	1,510	1,370	671	699			270
Total	23,240	23,916	10,992	12,924	92	1	5,020
82. GIPPSLAND CENTRAL—
1. Clydebank	981	941	519	422			164
2. Denison	456	380	208	172	5	4	74
3. Rosedale	1,567	1,465	736	729	3		279
4. Sale	3,442	3,462	1,586	1,876	13	37	692
5. Tangil	629	739	446	293			196
6. Toongabbie	1,618	1,411	737	674			272
7. Walhalla	2,317	3,054	1,736	1,318	11		850
Total	11,010	11,452	5,968	5,484	32	41	2,527
80. GIPPSLAND EAST—
1. Bendoc	990	1,303	778	525	2	2	295
2. Bruthen	791	559	334	225	21		116
3. Buchan	463	576	345	231	1		111
4. Bumberrah	1,297	2,235	1,197	1,038	35	56	433
5. Dargo	2,229	2,633	1,495	1,138	32		681
6. Omeo	2,424	2,451	1,454	997	42		619
7. Snowy River	1,103	1,152	679	473	5	11	241
8. Tongio	1,067	1,811	1,132	679	34		456
9. Wonnangatta	331	369	234	135	1		84
Total	10,695	13,089	7,648	5,441	173	69	3,036
81. GIPPSLAND NORTH—
1. Bairnsdale	3,270	3,073	1,507	1,566	57		608
2. Barclay River	16	4	3	1			1
3. Bengworden	1,087	1,120	577	543	14		233
4. Briagolong	741	640	338	302			132
5. Heyfield	1,228	1,259	712	547	2	2	258
6. Lindenow	960	1,438	822	616	9		298
7. Maffra	1,624	2,012	1,066	946	12		378
8. Stratford	1,046	1,191	614	577		57	228
Total	9,972	10,737	5,639	5,098	94	59	2,136
83. GIPPSLAND SOUTH—
1. Alberton	1,325	1,716	951	765		1	323
2. Foster	1,272	2,126	1,308	818		2	506
3. Loy Yang	1,196	599	332	267			110
4. Morwell	2,048	2,421	1,344	1,077	6		454
5. Palmerston	415	302	156	146	14		66
6. Tarraville	833	355	178	177			77
7. Traralgon	1,037	1,611	808	803	8		328
8. Welshpool	963	1,412	797	615			295
9. Woodside	952	1,298	685	613			231
Total	10,041	11,840	6,559	5,281	28	3	2,390
84. GIPPSLAND WEST—
1. Allambee	992	1,459	822	637			292
2. Brandy Creek	1,412	1,484	794	690			280
3. Drouin	2,358	3,125	1,780	1,345			680
4. Lardner	1,306	1,748	1,005	743		1	337
5. Longwarry	935	933	491	442	1		200
6. Narracan	2,311	1,994	1,058	936			388
7. Shady Creek	579	1,182	653	529			231
8. Tarwin	1,121	1,358	756	602			260
9. Warragul	1,634	1,550	779	771	10		308
10. Woorayl	2,430	5,032	2,824	2,208	6		980
Total	15,078	19,865	10,962	8,903	17	1	3,956

Table 12.—Population (1891 and 1901), Chinese and Aborigines, and Inhabited Dwellings in each Division of each Electoral District—continued.
Electoral Districts and Divisions.	Population, including Chinese and Aborigines.				Chinese (both sexes.)	Aborigines (both sexes.)	Inhabited Dwellings.
	1891.	1901.
	Persons.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
30. GRANT—
1. Barrabool	615	698	392	306			123
2. Gheringhap	404	403	209	194			73
3. Lara	171	166	101	65		1	28
4. Mount Wallace	352	373	202	171			92
5. Moorpanyal	706	784	408	376			133
6. Parwan	689	673	350	323			128
7. Peak	787	759	396	363			154
8. South Ballan	2,390	2,150	1,068	1,082	13		462
9. Steiglitz	606	694	356	338	3		163
10. Werribee	557	1,169	654	515			223
11. Wyndham	1,429	1,601	898	703			310
Total	8,706	9,470	5,034	4,436	16	1	1,889
48. GRENVILLE—
1. Buninyong	1,183	1,292	627	665	4		288
2. Lal Lal	1,076	835	455	380			193
3. Leigh	1,356	1,335	682	653			260
4. Meredith	655	680	382	298			143
5. Mount Mercer	1,802	1,609	845	764	24		330
6. Shelford	749	539	292	247	1		114
7. Cambrian Hill	1,699	1,336	711	625	37		324
8. Carngham	924	1,010	511	499	1		249
9. Lintons	974	975	502	473	44	1	230
10. Pitfield	1,533	4,454	2,702	1,752	7		990
11. Scarsdale	687	834	437	397	7		183
12. Rokewood	948	1,664	944	720	5		372
13. Smythesdale	654	837	428	409	8		197
Total	14,240	17,400	9,518	7,882	138	1	3,873
66. GUNBOWER—
1. Cohuna	1,054	1,121	606	515	1		204
2. Kerang	3,458	3,713	1,956	1,757	10	1	649
3. Pannoobamawm	444	465	252	213			69
4. Rochester	1,422	1,423	713	710	21		266
5. Terrick	1,604	1,315	720	595	4		263
6. Turrumberry	1,081	769	405	364	1	1	158
7. Wharparilla	954	751	384	367	8		153
8. Yarrawalla	555	498	262	236			90
Total	10,572	10,055	5,298	4,757	45	2	1,852
23. HAWTHORN	19,585	21,430	9,484	11,946	72	1	4,390
59. HORSHAM—
1. Arapiles	3,274	2,801	1,448	1,353			483
2. Burnt Creek	1,177	914	494	420			188
3. Horsham	2,678	2,724	1,293	1,431	15		501
4. Kalkee	2,229	2,019	1,098	921	10		366
5. Murtoa	1,467	1,330	688	642	5		244
Total	10,825	9,788	5,021	4,767	30		1,782
7. JOLIMONT AND WEST RICHMOND—
1. Jolimont	5,202	5,277	2,174	3,103	10		853
2. Richmond West	7,603	7,081	3,264	3,817	4		1,493
Total	12,805	12,358	5,438	6,920	14		2,346
61. KARA KARA—
1. Avon Plains	1,474	1,165	615	550	3		202
2. Callawadda	812	734	386	348			142
3. Gooroc	1,187	1,458	789	669	61		295
4. St. Arnaud	3,045	3,656	1,815	1,841	29		717
5. Stuartmill	1,923	1,861	1,018	843	10		401
6. Wallaloo	564	501	275	226	1		92
Total	9,005	9,375	4,898	4,477	104		1,849
35. KILMORE, DALHOUSIE, AND LANCEFIELD—
1. Carlsruhe	1,050	878	469	409		1	175
2. Forbes	381	236	136	100			47
3. Kilmore	1,944	1,825	966	859	2	4	428
4. Lancefield	1,977	1,867	1,015	852	4		367
5. Miami	805	710	370	340	4		137
6. Moranding	649	420	211	209	4		80
7. Newham	537	378	210	168			74
8. Pyalong	1,194	1,139	630	509	1		229
9. Riddell's Creek	1,160	1,040	558	482			226
Total	9,697	8,493	4,565	3,928	15	5	1,763

Table 12.—Population (1891 and 1901), Chinese and Aborigines, and Inhabited Dwellings in each Division of each Electoral District—continued.
Electoral Districts and Divisions.	Population, including Chinese and Aborigines.				Chinese (both sexes.)	Aborigines (both sexes.)	Inhabited Dwellings.
	1891.	1901.
	Persons.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
64. KORONG—
1. Boort	1,880	2,035	1,081	954	16		391
2. Charlton East	2,324	2,225	1,172	1,053	1		397
3. Kinypanial	1,178	1,262	674	588	15		266
4. Wedderburn	3,306	3,399	1,801	1,598	15		745
Total	8,688	8,921	4,728	4,193	47		1,799
36. KYNETON—
1. Campaspe	248	281	146	135			58
2. Kyneton	3,374	3,274	1,505	1,769	5		676
3. Lauriston	1,543	1,676	930	746	18		410
4. Newham East	550	561	288	273			112
5. Tylden	2,760	2,466	1,346	1,120	3		540
6. Woodend	1,157	1,184	591	593	2		247
Total	9,632	9,442	4,806	4,636	28		2,043
58. LOWAN—
1. Dimboola	2,174	2,762	1,458	1,304	12	31	484
2. Kiata	1,957	1,672	899	773	2	29	295
3. Lawloit	3,054	2,209	1,143	1,066			400
4. Mortat	1,050	895	479	416	5		176
5. Nhill	5,037	4,100	2,065	2,035	12		691
Total	13,272	11,638	6,044	5,594	31	60	2,046
39. MALDON—
1. Baringhup	970	984	564	420	6		209
2. Maldon	2,346	3,667	1,850	1,817	50		818
3. Newstead	1,248	1,528	831	697	7		332
4. Walmer	1,113	887	492	395			213
5. Woodstock	1,736	1,573	845	728	1		295
Total	7,413	8,639	4,582	4,057	64		1,867
67. MANDURANG—
1. Bridgewater	2,115	1,731	922	809	2		330
2. Elmore	1,588	1,413	769	644	10	1	289
3. Goornong	701	1,197	702	495	12		262
4. Huntly	1,125	1,101	568	533			251
5. Janiember	488	359	206	153			64
6. Mitiamo	491	432	219	213	1		74
7. Raywood	874	852	470	382	5	1	163
8. Serpentine Creek	204	255	145	110	3		51
9. Tandarra	1,025	803	422	381			157
Total	8,611	8,143	4,423	3,720	33	2	1,641
40. MARYBOROUGH—
1. Carisbrook	1,135	1,236	629	607	1		248
2. Joyce's Creek	535	515	294	221			116
3. Majorca	1,005	719	361	358	7	4	173
4. Maryborough	5,255	5,900	2,896	3,004	101	1	1,240
5. Rodborough	422	577	339	238	1		101
6. Timor	1,537	1,437	774	663	10		313
Total	9,889	10,384	5,293	5,091	120	5	2,191
1. MELBOURNE—
1. Bourke	6,842	5,769	3,191	2,578	25		932
2. Lonsdale	2,620	2,443	1,609	834	7		232
Total	9,462	8,212	4,800	3,412	32		1,164
6. MELBOURNE EAST—
1. Cardigan	5,240	4,401	2,143	2,258	26		822
2. Gertrude	3,585	3,294	1,531	1,763	12		535
3. Gipps	8,351	6,836	4,467	2,369	1,226		1,029
4. Latrobe	3,633	3,059	1,627	1,432	45		447
Total	20,809	17,590	9,768	7,822	1,309		2,833
3. MELBOURNE NORTH—
1. Flemington Road	14,178	12,093	5,920	6,173	29	1	2,462
2. Royal Park	3,062	3,023	1,574	1,449	5		476
Total	17,240	15,116	7,494	7,622	34	1	2,938
16. MELBOURNE SOUTH	14,130	12,551	6,361	6,190	17		2,481

Table 12.—Population (1891 and 1901), Chinese and Aborigines, and Inhabited Dwellings in each Division of each Electoral District—continued.
Electoral Districts and Divisions.	Population, including Chinese and Aborigines.				Chinese (both sexes.)	Aborigines (both sexes.)	Inhabited Dwellings.
	1891.	1901.
	Persons.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
2. MELBOURNE WEST—
1. Hotham	6,819	6,027	2,956	3,071	17		1,178
2. Railway	7,118	6,547	3,157	3,390	8		1,233
Total	13,937	12,574	6,113	6,461	25		2,411
27. MORNINGTON—
1. Balnarring	358	347	182	165			74
2. Beaconsfield	909	886	448	438			201
3. Corinella	1,662	2,646	1,529	1,117			501
4. Cranbourne	608	606	321	285			115
5. Dromana	449	415	190	225			76
6. Flinders	357	407	207	200			85
7. Frankston	1,387	1,255	614	641			286
8. Jeetho	2,259	5,979	3,449	2,530	9		1,156
9. Pakenham	1,649	2,590	1,401	1,189		1	537
10. Phillip Island	428	533	274	259			126
11. Schuapper Point	1,312	1,301	572	729			268
12. Tooradin	983	1,663	868	795		1	308
13. Tootgarook	1,354	1,347	686	661	3		283
14. Tyabb	997	1,046	551	495			222
Total	14,712	21,021	11,292	9,729	12	2	4,238
56. NORMANBY—
1. Apsley	979	808	427	381	2		144
2. Casterton	3,082	3,361	1,677	1,684	9	2	626
3. Coleraine	1,643	1,856	943	913	7		341
4. Digby	2,187	2,160	1,080	1,080	5	1	409
5. Edenhope	932	990	524	466	1		178
Total	8,823	9,175	4,651	4,524	24	3	1,698
72. NUMURKAH AND NATHALIA—
1. Katamatite	2,774	2,951	1,581	1,370	5		520
2. Moira	682	933	526	407	1	9	159
3. Nathalia	2,862	2,815	1,559	1,256	25	1	552
4. Numurkah	3,066	3,198	1,677	1,521	2	1	572
5. Tallygaroopna	867	838	465	373			175
6. Wunghnu	1,087	1,013	539	474	8		191
Total	11,338	11,748	6,347	5,401	41	11	2,169
78. OVENS—
1. Bright	785	1,144	628	516	46		273
2. Buckland	518	634	400	234	80		174
3. Everton	1,799	1,877	1,001	876	20		397
4. Harrietville	1,754	1,913	1,080	833	50		493
5. Myrtle Creek	1,201	1,102	589	513	21		242
6. Stanley	1,940	1,721	947	774	73		440
Total	7,997	8,391	4,645	3,746	290		2,019
49. POLWARTH—
1. Beeac	2,043	2,868	1,673	1,195			598
2. Cape Otway	2,437	2,520	1,359	1,161			485
3. Corangamite	4,853	6,930	3,800	3,130	13	13	1,384
4. Weering	629	625	325	300			106
5. Winchelsea East	641	714	361	353			139
6. Winchelsea West	379	313	147	166	2		59
Total	10,982	13,970	7,665	6,305	15	13	2,771
54. PORT FAIRY—
1. Condah	311	316	175	141			68
2. Kirkstall	1,589	1,439	768	671			273
3. Koroit	1,694	1,684	862	822	8		332
4. Hawkesdale	561	543	330	213	2		97
5. Minhamito	106	101	70	31			24
6. Moyne	418	541	283	258			96
7. Port Fairy	1,864	1,990	968	1,022	1		386
8. Yambuk	643	684	368	316			130
Total	7,186	7,298	3,824	3,474	11		1,406
18. PORT MELBOURNE	13,067	12,176	5,989	6,187	6	1	2,439
55. PORTLAND—
1. Branxholme	1,261	1,635	887	748	4	2	303
2. Bridgewater	2,433	998	523	475			205
3. Byaduk	846	620	357	263			115
4. Dartmoor	684	296	169	127			55
5. Heywood	1,087	3,204	1,676	1,528		80	619
6. Portland	2,284	2,185	965	1,220	3	1	471
Total	8,595	8,938	4,577	4,361	7	83	1,768

Table 12.—Population (1891 and 1901), Chinese and Aborigines, and Inhabited Dwellings in each Division of each Electoral District—continued.
Electoral Districts and Divisions.	Population, including Chinese and Aborigines.				Chinese (both sexes.)	Aborigines (both sexes.)	Inhabited Dwellings.
	1891.	1901.
	Persons.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
12. PRAHRAN	16,349	16,031	7,227	8,804	13		3,411
10. RICHMOND—
1. Richmond Central	11,786	11,248	5,340	5,908	2		2,353
2. Richmond North	9,731	9,182	4,466	4,716	44		1,949
3. Richmond South	9,677	10,313	5,004	5,309	11		2,113
Total	31,194	30,743	14,810	15,933	57		6,415
50. RIPON AND HAMPDEN—
1. Ballangeieh	433	359	167	192			70
2. Beaufort	3,282	3,160	1,674	1,486	39	9	674
3. Camperdown	2,449	3,195	1,649	1,546	9		596
4. Darlington	292	254	163	91	5		34
5. Lismore	600	638	344	294	2		126
6. Mortlake	1,478	1,652	803	849	1		302
7. Mount Emu	211	214	110	104	1		41
8. St. Enoch's	337	305	191	114			54
9. Terang	1,767	3,082	1,612	1,470	4		532
10. Woorndoo	734	753	421	332	4		126
Total	11,583	13,612	7,134	6,478	65	9	2,555
71. RODNEY—
1. Corop	789	174	96	78			26
2. Echuca	4,040	3,792	1,883	1,909	51	1	795
3. Graytown	1,305	1,520	837	683	1		358
4. Heatheote	1,090	1,304	674	630	15		276
5. Knowsley	804	763	441	322			164
6. Mooroopna	5,279	6,238	3,447	2,791	24		1,150
7. Rochester East	1,798	2,436	1,290	1,146	2		472
8. Runnymede	2,123	1,631	865	766	12	1	317
9. Rushworth	4,579	4,170	2,334	1,836	41		902
Total	21,807	22,028	11,867	10,161	146	2	4,460
69. SANDHURST—
1. Barkly	8,489	9,900	4,580	5,320	45		2,067
2. Darling	4,601	5,209	2,578	2,631	96		1,063
3. Golden Square	7,181	8,124	3,895	4,229	61	1	1,719
4. Sutton	1,693	1,984	927	1,057	17		438
5. White Hills	855	928	498	430	71		233
Total	22,819	26,145	12,478	13,667	290	1	5,520
70. SANDHURST SOUTH—
1. Axedale	814	974	538	436	64		218
2. Kangaroo Flat	2,457	2,913	1,456	1,457	32		652
3. Mandurang	1,433	1,691	900	791	29		407
4. Sandhurst South	3,314	4,111	1,950	2,161	38		870
5. Strathfieldsaye	1,118	1,035	547	488	21		219
Total	9,136	10,724	5,391	5,333	184		2,366
73. SHEPPARTON AND EUROA—
1. Arcadia	2,890	3,026	1,565	1,461	4		527
2. Balmattum	2,225	2,491	1,330	1,161	8		459
3. Murchison	640	830	467	363	3		148
4. Shepparton	2,913	3,687	1,940	1,747	20	1	702
5. Tabilk	2,416	1,967	1,100	867	2		356
Total	11,084	12,001	6,402	5,599	37	1	2,192
11. SOUTH YARRA	15,430	15,475	6,760	8,715	10	1	3,058
14. ST. KILDA—
1. Balaclava	7,770	8,038	3,499	4,539	21		1,662
2. St. Kilda East	5,817	5,820	2,490	3,330	4		1,160
3. St. Kilda West	5,543	5,892	2,442	3,450	8	1	992
Total	19,130	19,750	8,431	11,319	33	1	3,814
60. STAWELL—
1. Bellaura	1,012	1,044	590	454	37		229
2. Concongella	833	683	396	287	3	1	129
3. Landsborough	1,159	1,217	670	547	2		290
4. Moonambel	1,390	1,293	708	585	21		322
5. Stawell	5,183	5,320	2,487	2,833	21		1,133
Total	9,577	9,557	4,851	4,706	84	1	2,103

Table 12.—Population (1891 and 1901), Chinese and Aborigines, and Inhabited Dwellings in each Division of each Electoral District—continued.
Electoral Districts and Divisions.	Population, including Chinese and Aborigines.				Chinese (both sexes.)	Aborigines (both sexes.)	Inhabited Dwellings.
	1891.	1901.
	Persons.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
41. TALBOT AND AVOCA—
1. Amphitheatre	790	1,031	568	463	14		259
2. Avoca	824	1,119	570	549	38		285
3. Campbelltown	362	306	166	140			71
4. Glenmona	1,115	850	486	364	6		210
5. Homebush	1,205	493	252	241	1		105
6. Lexton	477	443	243	200	1		101
7. Talbot	1,439	1,197	580	617	31		308
8. Wareek	1,530	1,179	661	518	17		283
Total	7,742	6,618	3,526	3,092	108		1,622
13. TOORAK—
1. Armadale	6,727	7,617	3,228	4,389	1	1	1,551
2. Malvern	5,085	6,503	2,832	3,671	8		1,333
3. Southern	3,328	4,169	1,880	2,289	2		827
4. Toorak	4,587	4,916	1,950	2,966	3		996
Total	19,727	23,205	9,890	13,315	14	1	4,707
52. VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY—
1. Chatsworth	464	477	262	215			78
2. Cobden	1,523	1,903	1,011	892		1	368
3. Cudgee	2,824	2,777	1,447	1,330			501
4. Curdies' River	1,872	1,863	997	866		3	366
5. Puraim	2,907	2,858	1,469	1,389	2	58	537
6. Woolsthorpe	787	757	394	363			134
Total	10,377	10,635	5,580	5,055	2	62	1,984
76. WANGARATTA AND RUTHERGLEN—
1. Carlyle	810	890	534	356	86		149
2. Doma Mungi	471	991	590	401			212
3. Escourt	516	577	348	229	10		88
4. Glenrowan	693	623	341	282	4		112
5. Gooramadda	573	1,139	722	417	54	8	215
6. Lilliput	1,543	2,940	1,755	1,185	73	1	587
7. Naringa	1,077	1,182	633	549			229
8. Oxley	871	955	502	453	12	1	176
9. Peechelba	1,005	1,048	536	512	3		179
10. Rutherglen	704	1,748	918	830	16		362
11. Tarrawingee	393	481	263	218	1		96
12. Wangaratta	2,051	2,621	1,279	1,342	41	1	474
Total	10,707	15,195	8,421	6,774	300	11	2,879
44. WARRENHEIP—
1. Bungaree	1,073	920	490	430	1		188
2. Eureka	900	1,263	637	626	5		301
3. Gong Gong	1,735	1,478	836	642	1		292
4. Gordons	1,138	847	431	416	4		174
5. South Road	763	791	413	378	34		178
6. Warrenheip	1,863	1,656	888	768			323
Total	7,472	6,955	3,695	3,260	45		1,456
53. WARRNAMBOOL—
1. Allansford	644	665	341	324			128
2. Wangoom	2,067	2,064	1,032	1,032	40		387
3. Warrnambool	6,582	6,404	2,941	3,463	12	7	1,253
Total	9,293	9,133	4,314	4,819	52	7	1,768
19. WILLIAMSTOWN—
1. Williamstown Centre	4,403	3,633	1,751	1,882	3		773
2. Williamstown North	6,544	5,599	2,745	2,854	10		1,193
3. Williamstown South	3,225	3,062	1,425	1,637			616
4. Williamstown, Victoria	1,788	1,758	872	886			360
Total	15,960	14,052	6,793	7,259	13		2,942
47. WINDERMERE—
1. Burrumbeet	390	253	156	97	2		43
2. Dowling Forest	2,998	3,052	1,560	1,492	11		511
3. Haddon	734	566	308	258	35		134
4. Sebastopol	2,578	2,961	1,432	1,537	3		647
Total	6,700	6,840	3,456	3,384	51		1,335

Table 13.—Population in each Federal Electorate.
Federal Electorate.	State Electoral Districts included.	Males.	Females.	Total.
Balaclava	Brighton, Prahran, parts of Dandenong and Berwick, St. Kilda, Toorak	27,491	34,060	61,551
Ballarat	Ballarat East, Ballarat West, parts of Grenville, Warrenheip, Windermere	29,211	30,716	59,927
Bendigo	Eaglehawk, Sandhurst, Sandhurst South, parts of Mandurang, Rodney	25,884	26,455	52,339
Bourke	Parts of Bourke East, East Bourke Boroughs, Essendon and Flemington, Fitzroy	31,431	34,367	65,798
Corangamite	Polwarth, Warrnambool, parts of Grenville, Ripon and Hampden, Villiers and Heytesbury	24,188	22,052	46,240
Corinella	Castlemaine, Daylesford, Kyneton, parts of Bourke West, Grant, Kilmore Dalhousie and Lancefield, Warrenheip	22,296	21,060	43,356
Corio	Barwon, Geelong, parts of Bourke West, Grant	24,028	25,311	49,339
Echuca	Gunbower, Korong, parts of Donald and Swan Hill, Mandurang, Rodney	24,046	20,871	44,917
Flinders	Gippsland West, Mornington, parts of Dandenong and Berwick, Gippsland South	28,711	24,140	52,852
Gippsland	Gippsland Central, Gippsland East, Gippsland North, part of Gippsland South	21,739	18,170	39,909
Grampians	Ararat, Dunolly, Kara Kara, Stawell, parts of Borung, Dundas, Ripon and Hampden, Villiers and Heytesbury	23,934	21,244	45,178
Indi	Benambra, Bogong, Ovens, Wangaratta and Rutherglen	23,836	19,354	43,190
Kooyong	Eastern Suburbs, Hawthorn, parts of Dandenong and Berwick, Toorak	30,100	36,691	66,791
Laanecoorie	Clunes and Allandale, Creswick, Maldon, Maryborough, Talbot and Avoca, part of Windermere	22,228	20,989	43,217
Melbourne	Melbourne, Melbourne East, Melbourne West, part of Jolimont and West Richmond	22,855	20,798	43,653
Melbourne Ports	Footscray, Port Melbourne, Williamstown, part of Essendon and Flemington	30,543	31,850	62,393
Meruda	Anglesey, Evelyn, parts of Bourke East, Dandenong and Berwick, Kilmore Dalhousie and Lancefield	23,998	20,535	44,533
Moira	Benalla and Yarrawonga, Delatite, Numurkah and Nathalia, Shepparton and Euroa	25,231	21,809	47,040
Northern Melbourne	Carlton, Carlton South, Melbourne North, part of Fitzroy	30,933	34,424	65,357
Southern Melbourne	Albert Park, Emerald Hill, Melbourne South, South Yarra, part of St. Kilda	28,614	33,372	61,980
Wannon	Horsham, Normanby, Port Fairy, Portland, parts of Dundas, Lowan, Villiers and Heytesbury	24,455	23,325	47,780
Wimmera	Parts of Borung, Donald and Swan Hill, Lowan	21,511	17,806	39,317
Yarra	Collingwood, Richmond, parts of East Bourke Boroughs, Jolimont and West Richmond	33,457	37,116	70,573
	Total	600,720	596,515	1,197,235

Table 14.—Population and Habitations in each Municipality., SECTION A.—Total Population, Chinese and Aborigines, and Total Habitations., PART I.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.			Total Population.			Chinese.*		Aborigines.*		Habitations.
			Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
			Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being Built.
Total—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs			647,397	306,143	341,254	3,937	328	95	47	130,215	4,250	302
CENTRAL DISTRICT.	Metropolitan Area.	Melbourne	68,374	34,161	34,213	1,384	95	6	5	12,298	281	14
		North Melbourne	18,120	8,876	9,244	46	7	1		3,640	43
		Brunswick	24,141	11,470	12,671	113	11	5	3	4,887	87	14
		Flemington & Kensington	10,946	5,361	5,585	9				2,216	60
		Essendon	17,426	8,087	9,339	74				3,499	67	13
		Northeote	9,677	4,646	5,031	7		5	2	1,878	38	19
		Fitzroy	31,687	14,808	16,879	89	11			6,346	155	10
		Collingwood	32,749	15,383	17,366	25	3			6,803	200	10
		Kew	9,469	4,354	5,115	59				1,586	43	8
		Hawthorn	21,430	9,484	11,946	72	2	1	1	4,390	143	8
		Richmond	37,824	18,074	19,750	61	2			7,908	156	4
		Prahran	40,441	17,700	22,741	24	1	1	1	8,437	197	19
		Malvern	10,619	4,656	5,963	14	2			2,114	56	24
		Caulfield †	9,541	4,361	5,180	49	4			1,869	68	6
		Oakleigh	1,273	613	660					275	13
		Brighton	10,047	4,443	5,604	121	4	4	1	1,982	85	4
		St. Kilda	20,542	8,803	11,739	34	3	1	1	3,955	82	20
		South Melbourne	40,619	19,412	21,207	39	7	1	1	8,056	169	18
		Port Melbourne	12,176	5,989	6,187	6		1	1	2,439	35	3
		Footscray	18,318	9,094	9,224	5	1			3,582	106	8
		Williamstown	14,052	6,793	7,259	13	1	10	4	2,942	110	8
		Buninyong	1,292	627	665	4				288	5	2
		Ballarat East	18,324	8,940	9,384	420	59	2	1	3,944	284	13
		Geelong	12,418	5,873	6,545	37	2	1		2,506	123	4
		Geelong West	5,871	2,678	3,193	26				1,343	98
		Newtown and Chilwell	5,049	2,176	2,873	24	2			1,048	98	4
		Queenscliff	2,025	952	1,073	3				367	42
NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT.		Malmsbury	1,121	540	581	7	5			246	9
		Daylesford	3,384	1,556	1,828	32				739	45	2
		Creswick	3,060	1,470	1,590	64	2	1		667	39	1
		Castlemaine	5,703	2,801	2,902	90	2			1,211	52
		Chewton	1,229	633	596	30				304	17
		Carisbrook	1,236	629	607	1				248	48
		Majorea	719	361	358	7		4	2	173	30
		Maryborough	5,622	2,745	2,877	98	14			1,170	51	2
		Talbot	1,197	580	617	31	2			308	26
		Clunes	2,426	1,048	1,378	12				581	35
WESTERN DISTRICT.		Ballarat	25,499	11,654	13,845	28	2			5,046	214	19
		Sebastopol	2,969	1,432	1,537	3				647	33
		Browns and Scarsdale	834	437	397	7				183
		Smythesdale	443	221	222	4				104	8
		Warrnambool	6,404	2,941	3,463	12	3	7	2	1,253	36	2
		Ararat	3,580	1,795	1,785	48	1	1		586	44	3
		Hamilton	4,024	1,942	2,082	10				762	27	2
		Koroit	1,684	862	822	8	5			332	5
		Port Fairy	1,990	968	1,022	1				386	34
		Portland	2,185	965	1,220	3		1	1	471	25
WIMMERA DISTRICT.		Horsham	2,724	1,293	1,431	15	1			501	15	2
		Stawell	5,318	2,485	2,833	21				1,133	59
		St, Arnaud.	3,656	1,815	1,841	29	2			717	8	2
NORTHERN DISTRICT.		Inglewood	1,320	669	651	22	3	1	1	310	21
		Dunolly	1,384	698	686	29	1			324	35
		Tarnagulla	729	357	372	3				174	25
		Bendigo	30,774	14,681	16,093	334	42	1	1	6,509	345	18
		Eaglehawk	8,367	4,132	4,235	98	9			1,848	89	8
		Raywood	461	262	199	3				95	7	1
		Echuca	4,089	2,035	2,054	59	5	1		864	41	3
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
		Wangaratta	2,621	1,279	1,342	41	4	1		474	13	4
		Rutherglen	1,748	918	830	16	6			362	6
GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
		Sale	3,462	1,586	1,876	13	2	38	19	692	64
Migratory ‡			985	539	446					197

[* Including half-castes.] [† Caulfield was a Shire at the date of the Census ; it was, however, created a Borough shortly afterwards, viz., on the 13th April, 1902. In these returns it is classed amongst the Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.] [‡ The Migratory population is made up of the number of persons known to have escaped enumeration, owing to their having changed their residences between the time of the Schedules being deposited and the time they should have been collected. No attempt has been made to form an estimate of unenumerated persons of whose existence no definite information was obtained.]

Table 14.—SECTION A.—Total Population, Chinese and Aborigines, and Total Habitations—continued., PART II.—SHIRES.
Shires.	Total Population.			Chinese.*		Aborigines.*		Habitations.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings including Tents.	Houses.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being Built.
Total Shires†	551,523	295,592	255,931	3,361	281	557	238	111,162	7,376	315
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
Metropolitan Area.
1. Coburg	6,772	3,394	3,378	77				1,260	34	7
2. Preston	4,059	1,975	2,084	4				761	25	2
3. Boroondara	8,602	3,927	4,675	16		1	1	1,674	58	17
Outside Metropolitan Area.
5. Wyndham	2,757	1,545	1,212					534	16	2
6. Braybrook	1,430	791	639	6		9		286	28	2
7. Keilor	613	335	278					145	15
8. Broadmeadows	1,727	900	827	1				313	18
9. Epping	1,182	623	559					227	23
10. Heidelberg	5,008	2,512	2,496	6	1	1	1	817	22	8
11. Templestowe	932	489	443					209	8
12. Doncaster	1,035	559	476					208	4
13. Nunawading	4,676	2,267	2,409					950	56	3
14. Mulgrave	2,038	1,067	971					390	27	2
15. Moorabbin	7,417	3,622	3,795	84	3			1,444	147	12
16. Dandenong	2,955	1,506	1,449	1		1		593	39	2
17. Ferntree Gully	2,805	1,555	1,250			4		626	84	6
18. Lilydale	5,348	2,865	2,483	5	1			1,145	91	6
19. Eltham	3,377	1,801	1,576	21	1	1	1	740	56
20. Whittlesea	2,118	1,124	994	6	2			419	43
21. Merriang	1,019	544	475					215	2
22. Springfield	631	355	276					123	11
23. Lancefield	1,198	660	538	4				233	16
24. Romsey	1,709	913	796					360	24
25. Bulla	2,125	1,015	1,110	6				283	38
26. Gisborne	2,221	1,053	1,168	4	1			436	48	1
27. Melton	1,233	674	559					255	19
28. Bacchus Marsh	2,561	1,336	1,225					522	14	2
29. Ballan	5,594	2,902	2,692	61	4			1,293	130	3
30. Bungaree	4,260	2,307	1,953	25				910	39
31. Buninyong	6,197	3,290	2,907	91	20			1,332	50	2
32. Meredith	1,374	738	636	3				306	18	3
33. Bannockburn	1,767	903	864					338	5
34. Corio	2,258	1,157	1,101	5	2	1		433	23
35. Barrabool	1,901	1,032	869					373	42	1
36. South Barwon	2,319	1,121	1,198	9				456	86	1
37. Bellarine	4,601	2,347	2,254	1				906	125	1
38. Flinders and Kangerong	2,516	1,265	1,251	3				518	123	2
39. Mornington	1,301	572	729					268	29	1
40. Frankston and Hastings	2,301	1,165	1,136					508	95
41. Phillip Island and Woolamai	2,791	1,572	1,219					544	23	2
42. Poowong and Jeetho	7,899	4,493	3,406	15	4			1,552	62	6
43. Cranbourne	3,199	1,668	1,531			1		601	51
44. Berwick	5,084	2,685	2,399			3		1,069	85	5
45. Upper Yarra	1,448	937	511	2		1		397	31	2
46. Healesville	1,571	822	749	2		84	38	312	10	2
NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT.
47. Alexandra	2,661	1,447	1,214	8		1		570	36
48. Yea	2,594	1,416	1,178	15	5	1		506	36	2
49. Seymour	4,165	2,132	2,033	27	4			784	17
50. Bruadford	1,840	982	858	9				424	47	1
51. Kilmore	2,245	1,177	1,068	6		4	2	508	23
52. Pyalong	1,139	630	509	1				229	3	1
53. Melvor	4,297	2,322	1,975	20				935	44	1
54. Newham	2,404	1,235	1,169	2				491	56
55. Kyneton	8,296	4,252	4,044	26		1		1,802	60	3
56. Glenlyon	2,324	1,256	1,068	3				510	44
57. Mount Franklin	2,593	1,408	1,185	35				630	52
58. Creswick	7,179	3,739	3,440	29				1,500	161	4
59. Newstead	2,276	1,259	1,017	14				516	42	2
60. Mount Alexander	2,543	1,346	1,197	66	1	1	1	646	41	1
61. Metcalfe	2,780	1,460	1,320	25		1		606	34
62. Maldon	5,538	2,906	2,632	56	8			1,240	92	2
63. Tullaroop	3,471	1,925	1,546	31	1	1		767	42	1
64. Talbot	1,515	823	692	6				352	30	1
65. Lexton	1,923	1,083	840	17	1			446	40	1

[* Including half-castes.] [† Caulfield, which was a shire at date of the Census, is not included in this list, but with the "Cities, Towns, and Boroughs." See foot-note to part I. of this Table]

Table 14.—SECTION A.—Total Population, Chinese and Aborigines, and Total Habitations—continued., Part II.—Shires—continued.
Shires.	Total Population.			Chinese.*		Aborigines.*		Habitations.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings including Tents.	Houses.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being Built.
WESTERN DISTRICT.
66. Ripon	4,493	2,370	2,123	41	1	9	5	975	53	2
67. Ballarat	4,268	2,223	2,045	19				730	43	3
68. Grenville	6,292	3,668	2,624	90	9	1		1,429	18	1
69. Leigh	2,203	1,236	967	6				486	35	1
70. Winchelsea	3,513	1,848	1,665	2				676	59	4
71. Colac	10,457	5,817	4,640	13	6	13	5	2,095	126	16
72. Hampden	7,012	3,656	3,356	15				1,272	40	15
73. Heytesbury	3,766	2,008	1,758			4	1	734	66	2
74. Warrnambool	9,121	4,683	4,438	42	1	58	26	1,687	77	2
75. Mortlake	3,018	1,554	1,464	10				532	21	4
76. Ararat	5,564	3,234	2,330	62	8			1,323	25	4
77. Dundas	2,729	1,459	1,270	6	2			517	19	1
78. Mount Rouse	2,347	1,241	1,106	6	1			442	19	1
79. Minhamite	1,809	1,026	783	2				350	27	2
80. Belfast	2,664	1,419	1,245					499	23
81. Portland	5,730	3,035	2,695	4		82	38	1,097	63	5
82. Wannon	2,584	1,321	1,263	11				475	20	1
83. Glenelg	5,251	2,631	2,620	14	1	3	3	999	93	3
WIMMERA DISTRICT.
84. Kowree	3,727	1,938	1,789	16	3			671	26	1
85. Arapiles	2,801	1,448	1,353					483	38	3
86. Wimmera	3,758	2,032	1,726	12				687	66	3
87. Stawell	3,517	1,987	1,530	65	8	1	1	732	59	3
88. Avoca	4,122	2,200	1,922	62	9			1,002	105	2
89. Kara Kara	4,484	2,422	2,062	74	3			898	82	1
90. Dunmunkle	4,187	2,175	2,012	30	3			727	64
91. Donald	3,132	1,622	1,510	23	2			572	34
92. Borung	5,638	2,950	2,688	45	7	1		998	52	5
93. Dimboola	4,786	2,568	2,218	14	1	60	26	860	45	5
94. Lowan	4,108	2,073	2,035	12				692	37
95. Lawloit	2,209	1,143	1,066					400	27	2
MALLEE DISTRICT.
96. Mildura	3,325	1,933	1,392	27	5	23	11	723	34	1
97. Karkarooc	3,341	1,943	1,398	6				662	99	1
98. Birchip	2,190	1,253	937			1		412	55
99. Wycheproof	3,530	2,027	1,503	3				743	69	3
100. Castle Donnington	4,115	2,388	1,727	8		14	6	820	58
101. Kerang	7,505	4,089	3,416	11		1		1,374	45	3
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
102. Gordon	3,500	1,875	1,625	20				676	64
103. Charlton	3,236	1,727	1,509	13	3			589	50
104. Korong	6,153	3,308	2,845	42	2			1,390	73	1
105. Bet Bet	3,177	1,785	1,392	53	11			805	57	1
106. Marong	7,310	3,840	3,470	56	13	1		1,550	121	3
107. Strathfieldsaye	3,700	1,985	1,715	114	18			844	45	3
108. Huntly	3,711	2,039	1,672	22		1		802	56	1
109. East Loddon	1,417	773	644	3				272	46
110. Echuca	4,075	2,086	1,989	24	8	1		753	93	1
111. Deakin	2,078	1,121	957	1				396	62
112. Waranga	5,801	3,199	2,602	53	7	1	1	1,219	63
113. Goulburn	3,001	1,679	1,322	9				545	13
114. Rodney	6,238	3,447	2,791	24	3			1,150	76	3
115. Numurkah	7,959	4,301	3,658	36		11	5	1,474	74	3
116. Shepparton	4,525	2,405	2,120	20		1	1	877	32	3
117. Tungamah	6,639	3,503	3,136	11				1,195	61	1
118. Yarrawonga	3,287	1,687	1,600	23				602	23	1
119. Benalla	8,795	4,678	4,117	38	7	4	3	1,655	102	2
120. Violet Town	2,766	1,422	1,344	3				496	29
121. Euroa	5,452	2,934	2,518	12				1,006	47	3
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
122. Mansfield	3,686	1,994	1,692	30	6	1	1	711	47
123. Howqua	1,729	1,048	681	5				478	70
124. Oxley	4,045	2,249	1,796	115	13	2	1	767	20	6
125. Bright	5,009	2,821	2,188	199	12			1,226	150	4
126. Beechworth	7,384	3,917	3,467	154	1			1,424	73	4
127. North Ovens	2,240	1,244	996	11				413	24
128. Rutherglen	5,960	3,601	2,359	213	9	9	6	1,163	69	1
129. Chiltern	2,830	1,501	1,329	27	7			580	24	3
130. Yackandandah	4,170	2,350	1,820	54				852	62	2
131. Wodonga	1,837	926	911	2	1			366	20
132. Towong	6,765	3,900	2,865	44		2		1,365	36	3
133. Omeo	4,262	2,586	1,676	76	8			1,075	55	2

[* Including half-castes.]

Table 14.—SECTION A.—Total Population, Chinese and Aborigines, and Total Habitations—continued., Part II.—Shires—continued.
Shires.	Total Population.			Chinese.*		Aborigines.*		Habitations.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings including Tents.	Houses.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being Built.
GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
134. Orbost	3,350	1,947	1,403	10		69	23	713	41	4
135. Tambo	2,489	1,395	1,094	57	10			485	16	1
136. Bairnsdale	8,178	4,354	3,824	109	1			1,804	101	7
137. Avon	2,480	1,351	1,129	1		57	28	474	22	1
138. Rosedale	3,245	1,688	1,557	8	2	3	1	620	61	4
139. Maffra	3,911	2,116	1,795	14	3	2	1	768	40	3
140. Walhalla	2,895	1,603	1,292	11				769	151	1
141. Traralgon	2,293	1,171	1,122	8	1			457	46	1
142. Alberton	4,080	2,197	1,883	14	4	1		784	80	2
143. South Gippsland	3,129	1,878	1,251			2	1	714	29	2
144. Woorayl	3,574	2,076	1,498					675	41	9
145. Mirboo	1,183	666	517					221
146. Morwell	2,857	1,541	1,316	6	1			544	19	1
147. Narracan	4,299	2,386	1,913					885	65	1
148. Warragul	4,359	2,341	2,018	10	1	1		850	50	2
149. Buln Buln	4,616	2,593	2,023	1				995	61	3
Migratory	840	557	283					168
PART IIA.—NO MUNICIPALITY.
Part of County Wonnangatta †	25	19	6					3	2
French Island in Western Port Bay	115	62	53					30	1

[* Including half-castes.] [† Between the Eastern boundary of Howqua Shire and the Western boundary of Bright and Avon Shires.]

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Collingwood.	1	16	6			1								23
	2	44	44	23	11	13	2	3						140
	3	117	290	303	232	163	111	61	25	9	5			1,316
	4	90	374	428	437	317	260	169	124	54	24	17	5	2,299
	5	33	131	199	241	202	208	150	112	49	41	18	14	1,398
	6	12	63	104	133	148	115	107	77	40	34	16	7	856
	Over 6	11	27	69	81	84	96	103	73	38	34	22	26	665
	Unspd.	7	19	21	15	9	7	11	5	2	3	1	3	103
	Total	330	954	1,147	1,150	937	800	604	416	192	141	74	55	6,800
Kew.	1	3	1											4
	2	9	4	6										19
	3	7	15	11	15	9	6	2	2			1		68
	4	10	47	60	52	50	32	13	16	7	3	2		292
	5	8	34	43	39	37	29	22	15	8	5	2	1	243
	6	5	33	43	49	52	20	18	16	9	5	5	1	256
	Over 6	5	47	80	92	127	107	81	45	43	21	21	20	689
	Unspd.	1	2	2	2	1	2			2				12
	Total	48	183	245	249	276	196	136	94	69	34	31	22	1,583
Hawthorn.	1	5	1	1										7
	2	2	3	5	2	1		1						14
	3	22	38	38	26	21	15	8	1	4				173
	4	42	135	137	132	96	73	58	29	10	4	5		721
	5	25	125	163	159	158	98	50	39	19	5	4		845
	6	15	114	139	146	159	120	57	34	13	10	2	5	814
	Over 6	20	111	226	287	290	274	195	168	91	59	31	40	1,792
	Unspd.	4	2	1	2	3	2	4	3	2		1		24
	Total	135	529	710	754	728	582	373	274	139	78	43	45	4,390
Richmond.	1	18												18
	2	33	17	12	8	3		1						74
	3	118	257	238	162	134	88	57	22	11		2		1,089
	4	109	496	550	543	424	317	250	161	74	34	9	13	2,990
	5	38	200	254	314	295	240	163	93	92	21	16	11	1,737
	6	10	84	114	162	199	174	123	84	67	32	25	12	1,086
	Over 6	12	28	73	124	118	118	115	88	65	34	29	38	842
	Unspd.	4	12	11	13	11	4	5	7	2	1	1	1	72
	Total	342	1,094	1,252	1,326	1,184	951	714	455	311	122	82	75	7,908
Prahran.	1	16	4											20
	2	21	17	9	4									51
	3	68	167	160	129	106	57	33	14	2	2			738
	4	77	355	404	375	292	227	118	68	40	18	5	4	1,983
	5	45	254	301	322	278	200	134	86	37	18	7	6	1,688
	6	37	160	224	272	253	179	157	98	63	31	10	7	1,491
	Over 6	34	146	236	382	403	370	282	192	141	92	35	70	2,383
	Unspd.	11	18	20	11	10	1	4	4	2	2			83
	Total	309	1,121	1,354	1,495	1,342	1,034	728	462	285	163	57	87	8,437
Malvern.	1	2												2
	2	5	3	1	1	1								11
	3	7	21	13	14	10	1	3		1				70
	4	17	61	64	61	39	31	20	16	9	3	1		322
	5	10	59	61	84	53	45	32	16	9	5	1	1	376
	6	10	43	64	79	78	40	27	14	16	6	3	2	382
	Over 6	10	66	124	139	153	149	108	64	40	37	12	29	931
	Unspd.			2	4	2	3	4	3	2				20
	Total	61	253	329	382	336	269	194	113	77	51	17	32	2,114
Caulfield.	1	4												4
	2	3	7	2	2	1								15
	3	6	13	11	4	5	4	1	3					47
	4	13	52	48	51	37	34	18	10	4	2	1	1	271
	5	14	51	47	49	45	33	31	16	10	3	2		301
	6	4	27	70	69	64	42	28	20	11	8	2	2	347
	Over 6	13	51	91	146	140	121	111	76	47	25	21	26	868
	Unspd.	1	3	3	1	3	2	1	2					16
	Total	58	204	272	322	295	236	190	127	72	38	26	29	1,869

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Buninyong.	1	6	1											7
	2	4	1	1	1	2			1					10
	3	3	4	2	1	1	1							12
	4	7	22	12	8	7	9	4	2				1	72
	5	3	10	10	8	8	5	4	8			2		58
	6	2	7	5	10	4	9	2	5	2		1		47
	Over 6	5	3	12	11	8	10	8	7	7	2	2	3	78
	Unspd.		1		2	1								4
	Total	30	49	42	41	31	34	18	23	9	2	5	4	288
Ballara East.	1	77	4	3	3									87
	2	83	51	19	9	5	3	1	2					173
	3	48	39	51	18	17	11	7	2	2	1			196
	4	87	187	186	157	126	109	44	36	20	9	2	2	965
	5	42	126	182	161	176	115	99	43	24	22	3	5	998
	6	28	68	107	135	132	121	93	69	51	18	9	9	840
	Over 6	5	51	74	81	82	73	83	50	47	33	26	35	640
	Unspd.	15	7	3	9	3	1	4		1	1			44
	Total	385	533	625	573	541	433	331	202	145	84	40	51	3,943
Geelong.	1	6		1										7
	2	23	8	4	3	1								39
	3	23	28	14	15	4	10	5	1			1		101
	4	58	109	113	109	83	48	43	23	15	2	2	1	606
	5	28	95	100	113	84	53	54	27	27	7	4	3	595
	6	14	66	68	86	62	65	44	39	23	10	8	3	488
	Over 6	10	46	72	79	92	92	70	45	38	36	18	34	632
	Unspd.	6	5	4	6	3	5	2	3	2	1		1	38
	Total	168	357	376	411	329	273	218	138	105	56	33	42	2,506
Geelong West.	1
	2	28	9											37
	3	23	21	13	9	4	1		1					72
	4	41	65	63	64	44	34	14	9	5	3			342
	5	14	67	67	67	64	40	22	25	11	7	2	1	387
	6	9	41	44	52	37	29	30	16	8	11	4	1	282
	Over 6	2	16	22	33	31	32	29	15	13	7	7	4	211
	Unspd.	1	5	1	1		1	2	1					12
	Total	118	224	210	226	180	137	97	67	37	28	13	6	1,343
Newtown and Chilwell.	1	3												3
	2	23	7	3	1									34
	3	21	12	9	2	5	1							50
	4	28	50	46	32	23	24	8	7	4	3			225
	5	17	48	40	40	29	21	17	9	4	4	2	1	232
	6	10	34	30	30	30	22	13	13	14	4	1	2	203
	Over 6	5	21	39	42	36	44	38	28	19	15	3	10	298
	Unspd.			1		1				1				3
	Total	107	172	168	147	124	112	76	57	40	26	6	13	1,048
Queenscliff.	1	2												2
	2	6	2		4	2			1				1	16
	3	3	4	4	3	3	1							18
	4	8	14	16	11	15	7	7	1	2		1		82
	5	3	7	7	15	10	11	6	3	2	1		1	66
	6	2	9	13	5	4	7	9	3	2	1			55
	Over 6	4	7	16	15	17	11	7	12	7	2	5	14	117
	Unspd.	1	1		1		1	1	3		1		1	10
	Total	29	44	56	54	51	38	30	23	13	5	6	17	366
Malmsbury.	1
	2	5	3				1	1	1					11
	3	1	1		3	1		1	1					8
	4	9	14	10	7	5	5	6	4		1			61
	5	5	10	12	3	10	7	7	3	3		4		64
	6	3	10	8	11	9	7	6	2	3		2		61
	Over 6	1	5	5	4	7	4	5	5	3	1		1	41
	Unspd.
	Total	24	43	35	28	32	24	26	16	9	2	6	1	246

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Daylesford.	1	15	3											18
	2	21	4	2	1		1	1						30
	3	10	8	3	2	1		1		2				27
	4	28	26	19	16	17	15	11	7	1			2	142
	5	12	28	29	24	14	24	13	7	3	1	1		156
	6	11	15	22	19	15	22	17	13	7	6	2	1	150
	Over 6	10	18	16	38	29	24	23	13	17		8	11	207
	Unspd.	4	1	2			1		1					9
	Total	111	103	98	100	76	87	66	41	30	7	11	14	739
Creswick.	1	38	2											40
	2	16	11	4	2	1								34
	3	10	7	2	4	1	1	3		1				29
	4	12	22	30	19	17	13	13	3	4	1	2	2	138
	5	9	19	25	21	26	21	14	14	4	1	1		155
	6	6	17	12	26	23	11	12	9	10	9	3	4	142
	Over 6	6	9	8	17	17	17	9	15	8	4	2	7	119
	Unspd.	1		1	2	1		2						7
	Total	98	87	82	91	86	63	53	41	27	15	8	13	664
Castlemaine.	1	25	4		1									30
	2	39	14	6	4	1	1	1	1					67
	3	26	19	13	9	7	3	3	1		1			82
	4	19	54	39	34	27	21	14	10	3	3	3		227
	5	15	49	53	54	33	24	27	10	4	4	4	4	281
	6	4	30	36	36	46	24	25	14	10	7	5		237
	Over 6	5	25	24	32	35	38	35	24	24	14	7	15	278
	Unspd.	2	1		2	1					1		2	9
	Total	135	196	171	172	150	111	105	60	41	30	19	21	1,211
Chewton.	1	14	1											15
	2	11	10	3	2		1		1					28
	3	10	10	9	1	2	1	1						34
	4	10	14	10	7	6	4	5	4	1	1			62
	5	8	10	11	7	12	8	4	7	4	4			75
	6	3	4	8	7	9	3	8	5	1		1	1	50
	Over 6	2	2	3	5	3	3	4	3	4	3	1	1	34
	Unspd.	2	2											4
	Total	60	53	44	29	32	20	22	20	10	8	2	2	302
Carisbrook.	1	5		1										6
	2		1	1	1									3
	3	2	1	2	1			1						7
	4	7	9	10	8	11	7	10	3	1	1			67
	5	3	8	9	14	10	10	8	3	3	1			69
	6	1	4	6	9	5	5	5	2	4	2			43
	Over 6	1	3	3	6	8	3	3	3	5	2	2	8	47
	Unspd.	2	1	1			1							5
	Total	21	27	33	39	34	26	27	11	13	6	2	8	247
Majorca.	1	13												13
	2	8						1						9
	3	4		1						1				6
	4	11	6	6	5	5	5	3	2	1				44
	5	3	7	7	6	2	7	6	2	2	1			43
	6	2	1	8	4	8	4	3		3	1		3	37
	Over 6		4	2	2	2	1	4	1	2			1	19
	Unspd.					1								1
	Total	41	18	24	17	18	17	17	5	9	2		4	172
Maryborough.	1	51	4											55
	2	26	9	3	7	5	1		1					52
	3	13	11	9	8	5	3	1	1					51
	4	22	36	44	30	15	17	10	8	6	4			192
	5	12	33	37	60	53	37	34	20	14	11	2	1	314
	6	7	17	24	41	40	38	34	19	13	5	5	3	246
	Over 6	2	17	25	35	33	34	23	27	16	9	12	11	244
	Unspd.	3	1	1	1		2	1	1					10
	Total	136	128	143	182	151	132	103	77	49	29	19	15	1,164

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Talbot.	1	17	1											18
	2	21	5	3		1								30
	3	6	7	1		1								15
	4	12	19	12	9	7	8	3	1	2				73
	5	2	10	10	7	10	4	3	1	1	2			50
	6	5	7	11	11	5	11	4	1	2		1		58
	Over 6	5	5	5	11	8	4	7	7	5	1		2	60
	Unspd.	1				1			1				1	4
	Total	69	54	42	38	33	27	17	11	10	3	1	3	308
Clunes.	1
	2	9	3											12
	3	2	3		1									6
	4	18	17	21	13	9	7	3		1				89
	5	15	27	24	22	14	10	13	5	2				132
	6	15	25	38	22	26	16	15	8	5	5	1	1	177
	Over 6	8	20	23	25	26	23	10	9	10	3	1	3	161
	Unspd.		1		1			1						3
	Total	67	96	106	84	75	56	42	22	18	8	2	4	580
Ballarat.	1	22	5	1										28
	2	34	19	12	4		1	1						71
	3	31	42	24	19	8	4	2						130
	4	80	177	179	152	105	83	41	33	16	6		1	873
	5	47	196	207	209	139	125	84	38	29	11	8	4	1,097
	6	37	151	183	211	202	179	129	85	45	30	12	8	1,272
	Over 6	17	114	166	204	224	194	172	131	105	59	40	68	1,494
	Unspd.	8	12	7	10	10	8	5	9	4	4		4	81
	Total	276	716	779	809	688	594	434	296	199	110	60	85	5,046
Sebastopol.	1	5	1											6
	2	6	2	2										10
	3	6	4	6	1	4								21
	4	13	22	29	18	17	19	14	4	2	1	1		140
	5	8	28	29	28	26	17	17	10	5	3	1		172
	6	10	23	16	37	25	19	20	9	4	3	1	1	168
	Over 6	1	9	13	18	24	15	13	14	7	6	1	2	123
	Unspd.		1	1	2	2					1			7
	Total	49	90	96	104	98	70	64	37	18	14	4	3	647
Browns and Scarsdale.	1	10	1											11
	2	6	3	3	1									13
	3	3	1	1	3	2	2				1			13
	4	4	6	4	5	3	3	2	2	1	1			31
	5		11	3	6	3	9	3	1	1				37
	6	1	4	4	7	1	3	6	4	3	1	1	1	36
	Over 6	1	4	4	2	5	4	7	2	4	3	2		38
	Unspd.					1					1			2
	Total	25	30	19	24	15	21	18	9	9	7	3	1	181
Smythesdale.	1	2												2
	2	4		1				1						6
	3	4	1	1	1		1							8
	4	1	1	5	4	3	3	3			1			21
	5	2	1	2	3	5	4	2	1					20
	6	1	1	5	3	2	2	3	1	3				21
	Over 6		2	7	3	4	1	3	1	1				22
	Unspd.					1								1
	Total	14	6	21	14	15	11	12	3	4	1			101
Warrnambool.	1	5	2											7
	2	19	14	5	3	2		2		1				46
	3	9	13	9	12	12	6	6	5			1		73
	4	23	57	58	59	44	33	37	12	7	4	1	1	336
	5	6	30	35	47	27	28	20	19	12	6	4	5	239
	6	4	29	29	41	32	29	16	15	11	3	3	3	215
	Over 6	3	19	35	32	48	54	43	28	21	15	7	21	326
	Unspd.	1	3	2		1				2	1		1	11
	Total	70	167	173	194	166	150	124	79	54	29	16	31	1,253

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Ararat.	1	23	2											25
	2	11	5	2	1				1					20
	3	8	8	5		2	3	2						28
	4	13	35	21	11	25	21	8	6	3				143
	5	6	23	16	26	17	13	12	10	2	1			126
	6	2	9	11	23	12	17	11	15	3	3		1	107
	Over 6	3	12	10	18	11	18	22	11	12	4	2	12	135
	Unspd.	1											1	2
	Total	67	94	65	79	67	72	55	43	20	8	2	14	586
Hamilton.	1	5		1										6
	2	13	10	8	1	1		2	2	1				38
	3	9	9	6	6	7	3	1		1				42
	4	14	30	28	28	28	22	14	7	5	5			181
	5	4	18	26	23	24	17	13	16	5	1	2		149
	6	2	9	17	19	23	18	19	16	3	3	5	1	135
	Over 6	2	10	15	27	36	27	21	20	11	6	7	18	200
	Unspd.			1	1	2		1	2		1			8
	Total	49	86	102	105	121	87	71	63	26	16	14	19	759
Koroit.	1		1											1
	2	7	1			1								9
	3	8	3	4	3	2	4	1	1	1				27
	4	7	24	17	12	12	11	9	7	3	3	1	2	108
	5	6	7	4	14	14	6	3	6		1			61
	6		2	7	3	9	7	7	2	2	1		2	42
	Over 6	1	3	5	11	12	10	6	8	6	6	7	4	79
	Unspd.	1	1		1							1	1	5
	Total	30	42	37	44	50	38	26	24	12	11	9	9	332
Port Fairy.	1	6												6
	2	7	2	1		1		1						12
	3	4	3	2	4	3	1	1	1					19
	4	4	11	17	21	13	9	3	3	3			1	85
	5		13	6	18	6	12	4	6	2	2	2	1	72
	6		5	14	15	5	13	9	5	8	3		2	79
	Over 6	1	5	10	18	20	15	16	5	7	2	1	10	110
	Total	22	39	50	76	48	50	34	20	20	7	3	14	383
Portland.	1	1	1	1										3
	2	13	1	1	1		2							18
	3	4	2	4	1		1							12
	4	23	33	16	15	14	13	5	6	2	2			129
	5	4	12	18	8	10	5	2	5	5	1	1	1	72
	6	1	16	13	17	15	13	10	8	3	2	2		100
	Over 6	1	10	16	23	23	18	11	8	4	7	3	9	133
	Unspd.	1		2				1						4
	Total	48	75	71	65	62	52	29	27	14	12	6	10	471
Horsham.	1	3	3											6
	2	5	8	3	1	1	2				1			21
	3	9	6	5	5	5	4	4	3		2		1	44
	4	13	15	23	20	22	23	16	7	5	5	1	1	151
	5	1	6	16	6	12	14	7	7	8	6	1		84
	6	2	6	8	12	10	9	9	8	6	4	1	1	76
	Over 6	3	3	18	10	14	10	15	12	7	4	1	17	114
	Unspd.	3				1				1				5
	Total	39	47	73	54	65	62	51	37	27	22	4	20	501
Stawell.	1	16	2	1										19
	2	17	6	3	2		7	2		2				39
	3	8	16	11	6	5	5	4	1					56
	4	29	41	41	43	39	15	18	10	6	5			247
	5	16	42	51	40	37	32	19	20	8	4		2	271
	6	6	23	42	40	39	30	21	15	8	5	2	2	233
	Over 6	9	13	36	34	37	30	21	24	12	13	9	13	251
	Unspd.	6	1			2	1						1	11
	Total	107	144	185	165	159	120	85	70	36	27	11	18	1,127

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
St. Arnand.	1	20	1	1	1		1							24
	2	13	8	7	8	6	4	1	1	1				49
	3	4	4	12	7	12	4	1	1		3			48
	4	9	21	24	31	22	23	17	7	9	2	2		167
	5	2	18	26	25	28	24	11	9	4	2	4	1	154
	6	4	4	16	17	20	25	19	14	11	4	5	1	140
	Over 6	3	4	11	11	20	18	10	9	7	7	2	11	113
	Unspd.	8	1	2	1	1	1	5	1			1	1	72
	Total	63	61	99	101	109	100	64	42	32	18	14	14	717
Inglewood.	1	22	1				1							24
	2	15	6	3	2	2								28
	3	7	5	1		1	1							15
	4	11	15	10	6	9	16	6	7	4	2		1	87
	5	4	11	13	6	9	7	3	2	3			2	60
	6	2	2	7	2	11	3	7	4	3	1		1	43
	Over 6	2	2	7	3	11	9	3	3	2	2		3	47
	Unspd.	1												1
	Total	64	42	41	19	43	37	19	16	12	5		7	305
Dunolly.	1	23	7	2										32
	2	15	2	1	2	1	1	1	1					24
	3	9	5	2	2	1	4							23
	4	9	6	15	10	10	5	4	3	2	1		1	66
	5	3	6	3	14	7	15	5	6	1		1	1	62
	6	2	4	11	10	8	5	1	3	1			1	46
	Over 6	2	9	6	9	7	12	5	6	3	3		4	66
	Unspd.	1								1				2
	Total	64	39	40	47	34	42	16	19	8	4	1	7	321
Tarnagulla.	1	7												7
	2	5	2											7
	3	5	2		1	1	1							10
	4	14	3	3	4	4	4			2	1			35
	5	4	7	7	3	4	6	3	1	1	1			37
	6	1	4	6	1	3	7	2	2	1	2			29
	Over 6	1	1	7	5	3	3	4	4	1	3	4		36
	Unspd.	2	1	1	2		2	1	1					10
	Total	39	20	24	16	15	23	10	8	5	7	4		171
Bendigo.	1	136	14	4		1								155
	2	113	63	33	27	16	4	2	1	1				260
	3	86	91	70	47	35	22	14	5	2		1		372
	4	130	272	264	273	174	144	88	41	30	15	3	2	1,436
	5	62	237	304	339	278	222	125	97	59	23	14	4	1,764
	6	23	124	159	207	214	152	127	111	59	32	16	7	1,231
	Over 6	14	57	113	157	179	171	156	122	68	61	40	67	1,205
	Unspd.	17	11	11	11	8	9	4	4	4	1	1		81
	Total	581	869	958	1,061	905	724	516	381	223	132	75	80	6,505
Eaglehawk.	1	72	5			1								78
	2	45	8	7	4	4	1	1	1					71
	3	23	22	20	14	15	7	3	1		1			106
	4	39	55	63	67	58	37	34	10	10	3	2	2	380
	5	24	57	95	89	87	89	43	23	20	6	2		535
	6	13	37	59	60	58	45	40	24	14	15	6	6	377
	Over 6	5	17	23	41	45	49	32	23	20	14	12	5	286
	Unspd.	3	2	1	3			1						10
	Total	224	203	268	278	268	228	154	82	64	39	22	13	1,843
Raywood.	1	5	3											8
	2	5	3				1	1						10
	3			1	2	2			1	1				7
	4	2	6	1	6	2	4	3	1	2				27
	5		2	4	2	2	5	1	1	3				20
	6		2		1	2			3		2		1	11
	Over 6		1	1	1	1	2	1		2	1		2	12
	Total	12	17	7	12	9	12	6	6	8	3		3	95

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Echuca.	1	5												5
	2	19	7	5	2	1			1					35
	3	18	12	12	6	1	3	2						54
	4	22	41	37	34	27	24	13	9	4	1	1	1	214
	5	9	28	26	25	30	29	18	2	3	2	1		173
	6	8	19	18	33	32	20	16	12	8	5	1	1	173
	Over 6	6	15	21	20	30	28	16	13	11	7	6	21	194
	Unspd.	1	2		1	1	3	2	1			1	1	13
	Total	88	124	119	121	122	107	67	38	26	15	10	24	861
Wangaratta.	1	6	4											10
	2	9	5	1		2	1							18
	3	1	8	8	7	1	3	1			1			30
	4	4	14	26	29	12	13	9	8	3	2	1		121
	5	3	8	11	12	17	8	10	9	2	5	2	3	90
	6	2	2	11	13	14	11	7	9	6	1	1	1	78
	Over 6	2	7	5	11	10	9	17	8	10	7	3	19	108
	Unspd.	2	2	2		1	2	2	2				2	15
	Total	29	50	64	72	57	47	46	36	21	16	7	25	470
Rutherglen.	1	7	4				1	1						13
	2	7	3	5		2		1						18
	3	5	8	5	8	2	2	1	1					32
	4	1	15	21	26	13	12	1	5	3				97
	5	1	7	10	20	12	9	7	4	3	1		1	75
	6	1	3	9	11	14	9	7	5	3	4			66
	Over 6	1	1	6	6	5	8	5	6	3	3	5	5	54
	Unspd.	1			2	1	1		1		1			7
	Total	24	41	56	73	49	42	23	22	12	9	5	6	362
Sale.	1	4												4
	2	9	3	5		2	3			1				23
	3	5	6	6	2	4	2	1						26
	4	16	28	30	26	27	23	15	6	5	2	1		179
	5	8	15	18	23	28	13	20	8	4	2	4		143
	6	6	15	16	19	23	16	10	7	3	2	2	3	122
	Over 6	5	10	13	28	25	29	17	22	16	4	4	9	182
	Unspd.	2	4	2			1				1		1	11
	Total	55	81	90	98	109	87	63	43	29	11	11	13	690
SHIRES.
Goburg.	1	3												3
	2	9	3	1	1	1	1							16
	3	9	12	12	5	8		2	2		1			51
	4	15	65	47	63	60	40	29	12	10	4	1	2	348
	5	6	45	56	54	65	42	24	23	10	9	3	2	339
	6	6	23	39	34	43	34	21	17	10	9	3	4	243
	Over 6	2	13	32	27	44	36	30	22	18	6	2	9	241
	Unspd.			5		2	1	4	2	1	1	1		17
	Total	50	161	192	184	223	154	110	78	49	30	10	17	1,258
Preston.	1	1		1										2
	2	2			2		1							5
	3	2	5	3	4	5	3	3		2			1	28
	4	11	29	46	37	30	35	29	12	5	3			237
	5	4	16	21	30	23	36	13	12	5	3	3	3	169
	6	2	8	22	24	23	17	13	12	7	6	5	2	141
	Over 6	1	6	10	27	24	27	17	20	12	7	8	10	169
	Unspd.		2		3	2								7
	Total	23	66	103	127	107	119	75	56	31	19	16	16	758

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Boroondara.	1	5												5
	2	3	3	2		1	1							10
	3	3	14	10	11	9	1	2	2					52
	4	9	36	52	45	31	24	17	5		4			223
	5	2	33	38	40	37	33	21	11	9	4	2	1	231
	6	12	44	66	67	53	50	28	27	16	2	3	2	370
	Over 6	7	40	79	128	124	117	106	78	37	22	7	18	763
	Unspd.	1	1	2		1	1	1	2			1	1	11
	Total	42	171	249	291	256	227	175	125	62	32	13	22	1,665
Wyndham.	1	7	3	2	1									13
	2	7		4		3	1			1				16
	3	5	7	5	3	2	2	7		1				32
	4	11	8	22	22	20	11	18	8	3				123
	5	2	12	12	16	19	11	14	9	8	7	2	1	113
	6	3	7	9	18	13	11	8	15	3	2	3		92
	Over 6	2	5	5	13	9	11	9	14	5	6	5	10	94
	Unspd.	1	3	3	2	2		3	2		1		1	18
	Total	38	45	62	75	68	47	59	48	21	16	10	12	501
Braybrook.	1	3	1				1							5
	2	6	4	1	2									13
	3	5	4	2	5	1	4	2		1	1			25
	4	8	8	16	11	13	8	8	5	1	6	4		88
	5	1	8	11	5	10	4	2	5	3	1	1	1	52
	6	2	1	5	7	5	8	5	4	2	1			40
	Over 6	2	2	10	6	4	4	7	3		3	2	4	47
	Unspd.			2	2		1	2	2		1			10
	Total	27	28	47	38	33	30	26	19	7	13	7	5	280
Keilor.	1	1	1											2
	2	6	1											7
	3	2	4	3	2	1		1						13
	4	2	6	7	2	5			1	1	1	1	1	27
	5	5	4	4	3	1	1	1	1					20
	6	1	3	10	1	4		2		1		1		23
	Over 6	1	6	6	3	7	8	2	5	3	2	1	3	47
	Unspd.	1												1
	Total	19	25	30	11	18	9	6	7	5	3	3	4	140
Broadmeadows.	1	2		1										3
	2	5	3	2				3						13
	3	2		3	1		2		1					9
	4	5	15	6	6	14	10	5	11	2	1			75
	5	2	4	8	6	5	11	6	5	1	3			51
	6	2	4	3	7	6	5	6	6	4	3	2	1	49
	Over 6	1	5	10	14	12	18	14	14	6	5	1	8	108
	Unspd.						1							1
	Total	19	31	33	34	37	47	34	37	13	12	3	9	309
Epping.	1		1											1
	2	5	1	5	1		1							13
	3	2	2	4				1	1					10
	4	8	9	10	9	7	6	1	1	3	2		1	57
	5	1	1	3	5	9	3	3	4	1	1	1		32
	6	1	5	4	14	3	5	5	7	4	1	2	2	53
	Over 6		4	7	7	8	6	4	6	6	2		6	56
	Unspd.	1	1		2						1			5
	Total	18	24	33	38	27	21	14	19	14	7	3	9	227
Heidelberg.	1	7		2										9
	2	11	11	3		2	2	1						30
	3	6	8	14	5	4	3	3	1	1				45
	4	8	27	27	37	21	18	18	5	4	5		1	171
	5	5	14	24	38	26	26	15	4	5	3			160
	6	3	11	25	25	15	24	11	9	9	1	2	2	137
	Over 6	5	11	20	34	38	23	30	29	15	8	4	14	231
	Unspd.		2	2	2					1		1		8
	Total	45	84	117	141	106	96	78	48	35	17	7	17	791

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Templestowe.	1	11												11
	2	16	6	1	4	2	2							31
	3	2	1	2	5		3	2						15
	4	2	5	9	5	6	8	5	3	4	1	1		49
	5	3	2	4	11	7	3	3	1			1		35
	6	1	3	5	3	8	3	3	4	1	1	1		33
	Over 6		2	2	8	4	2	2	5	3	1	2	1	32
	Unspd.					1								1
	Total	35	19	23	36	28	21	15	13	8	3	5	1	207
Doncaster.	1	4	1		1									6
	2	4	3	1	4							1		13
	3	4	3	1		4	3							15
	4	5	12	8	12	5	9	3	2	1	1	1	1	60
	5	1	4	8	4	5	5	2		1	1			31
	6	1	2	4	6	5	4	2	2	2	1		1	30
	Over 6		4	2	5	5	6	5	3	9	5	5	2	51
	Unspd.	1							1					2
	Total	20	29	24	32	24	27	12	8	13	8	7	4	208
Nunawading.	1	7				1								8
	2	12	5	8	3		4							32
	3	6	5	5	6	6	3	3						34
	4	20	37	28	32	30	22	15	13	1	3		1	202
	5	4	26	28	30	26	23	14	11	7	5		1	175
	6	6	27	25	37	29	26	26	10	9	9	1	2	207
	Over 6	3	13	33	42	49	41	31	31	16	14	7	4	284
	Unspd.		1	1		1	1	1		1		1		7
	Total	58	114	128	150	142	120	90	65	34	31	9	8	949
Mulgrave.	1	3												3
	2	1	1		4	2		1		1	1			11
	3	4	4	2	6	6	4	4	1	1				32
	4	12	12	14	14	13	9	10	8	4		1		97
	5	7	6	13	12	10	12	6	1	3	3		2	75
	6	1	3	13	12	11	11	9	3	4	3	1	1	72
	Over 6	2	1	11	6	14	19	12	10	10	5	3	3	96
	Unspd.	1	1					1		1				4
	Total	31	28	53	54	56	55	43	23	24	12	5	6	390
Moorabbin.	1	8	2			1								11
	2	15	7	2	1	1								26
	3	11	18	15	16	7	12	6	2	2				89
	4	39	49	59	62	55	27	34	16	6	1	1	1	350
	5	4	36	42	44	42	34	23	15	10	6	3	5	264
	6	9	30	36	29	33	46	30	20	21	2	4	7	267
	Over 6	8	13	60	53	55	60	53	40	20	17	17	22	418
	Unspd.	1	2	3	2	3	2		1	1		1	1	17
	Total	95	157	217	207	197	181	146	94	60	26	26	36	1,442
Dandenong.	1	8	2		2									12
	2	4	6	5	4	2	2	2	1		1			27
	3	1	9	8	9	6	2	4	2					41
	4	13	37	26	28	19	25	8	6	3	4	4	2	175
	5	3	12	19	17	15	14	3	7	4	2	1	1	98
	6	2	11	20	12	10	16	11	12	13	5	1		113
	Over 6	2	8	13	11	14	20	12	8	11	6	4	8	117
	Unspd.	1			3	1				1	1	1		8
	Total	34	85	91	86	67	79	40	36	32	19	11	11	591
Ferntree Gully.	1	23	8	2		1		1		1				36
	2	36	17	24	15	10	8	1	2					113
	3	7	17	20	14	11	9	4	4	3	1			90
	4	8	21	22	29	12	22	11	10	4	5			144
	5	8	5	11	14	9	8	6	2	2	1	1		67
	6	4	3	15	11	4	10	3	12	4	1			67
	Over 6	3	2	10	12	14	4	10	6	5	7	7	11	91
	Unspd.		1			1				1				3
	Total	89	74	104	95	62	61	36	36	20	15	8	11	611

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Lilydale.	1	33	7	1		1								42
	2	43	27	19	13	17	7	1	1	1				129
	3	22	19	25	13	20	13	7	4					123
	4	26	36	54	42	35	27	33	18	6	6		1	284
	5	7	22	23	28	33	16	9	16	8	8	1		171
	6	3	18	18	22	15	17	13	7	9	5	3	5	135
	Over 6	4	7	20	23	29	27	21	23	14	11	2	23	204
	Unspd.		1		1				1				1	4
	Total	138	137	160	142	150	107	84	70	38	30	6	30	1,092
Eltham.	1	33	8					1						42
	2	29	25	11	6	9	6		2	1				89
	3	9	14	13	7	6	10	5	1	2		1		68
	4	17	29	25	24	29	18	16	15	1	4			178
	5	7	18	21	9	19	14	10	13	4	2	4	1	122
	6	1	7	14	10	8	12	13	9	2	2	3	2	83
	Over 6	5	12	18	9	24	9	14	11	11	7	7	14	141
	Unspd.			2					2					4
	Total	101	113	104	65	95	69	59	53	21	15	15	17	727
Whittlesea.	1	9	2											11
	2	9	3	4	1		4	3		1				25
	3	3	8	1	4			5	2					23
	4	2	13	14	18	9	17	10	4	4	3	1		95
	5		6	9	16	7	11	9	6	6	1			71
	6	6	8	9	8	16	8	10	5	8	5		1	84
	Over 6	7	5	9	12	12	11	9	14	5	5	3	6	98
	Unspd.	5	1		2	1		1						10
	Total	41	46	46	61	45	51	47	31	24	14	4	7	417
Merriang.	1	5												5
	2	7		2	2				1					12
	3	3	4	1			1	3	1					13
	4	4	13	11	5	5	6	3	3	1	1			52
	5	5	3	7	6	9	8	1	4	3		1		47
	6		2	3	1	5	6	2	1	2	1	1	2	26
	Over 6	1	3	8	6	6	8	5	5	6	2		2	52
	Unspd.	3		2	1	1				1				8
	Total	28	25	34	21	26	29	14	15	13	4	2	4	215
Springfield.	1	2	1											3
	2	2	1		1				1					5
	3	1		1		1								3
	4	2	3	3		1	3	2	2	2	1			19
	5		4	3	4	2		1	1	1	1			17
	6	3	1	4	6	1	5	4	1	3		3	2	33
	Over 6		2	6	3	5	5	1	3	2	5		1	33
	Unspd.	1												1
	Total	11	12	17	14	10	13	8	8	8	7	3	3	114
Lancefield.	1	3												3
	2	3	2	1	1									7
	3	1	4	1	2	1		1						10
	4	2	9	9	10	7	4	1	5	2	1	1		51
	5	5	7	6	2	4	9	3	3	1	3		1	44
	6	2	5	8	3	7	9	4		1		1		40
	Over 6	1	3	8	10	9	12	5	7	6	5	2	5	73
	Unspd.				1	1		1					1	4
	Total	17	30	33	29	29	34	15	15	10	9	4	7	232
Romsey.	1	2	3	1										6
	2	7	3		2	2	1							15
	3	3	3	3	1	2			2	4				18
	4	9	19	14	8	10	7	6	6	2	1			82
	5	5	10	9	13	7	5	9	3	4		1		66
	6	3	5	11	14	14	6	4	5	2	4			68
	Over 6	2	5	11	14	9	13	12	8	11	4	2	3	94
	Unspd.		1							1		1		3
	Total	31	49	49	52	44	32	31	24	24	9	4	3	352

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Bulla.	1	1	1											2
	2	2	3	3	3									11
	3	3	5	2			1	1						12
	4	4	13	12	8	11	4	3	2	1	2			60
	5	4	5	10	14	8	3	1	1	1	1			48
	6	2	2	4	5	11	8	9	1	4	2		1	49
	Over 6	2	3	7	16	12	10	11	12	3	7	1	6	90
	Unspd.		1										1	2
	Total	18	33	38	46	42	26	25	16	9	12	1	8	274
Gisborne.	1	6												6
	2	14	2	3	2	1	2			1				25
	3	6	5	3	5	3	1	2		1	1			27
	4	15	16	18	25	8	10	4	6	4				106
	5	2	8	7	10	6	7	5	9	3	5			60
	6		9	11	10	10	11	7	5	4	1		3	73
	Over 6	4	5	14	20	18	17	9	11	8	1	2	16	125
	Unspd.	1			3		1	1	1					7
	Total	48	45	56	75	46	49	28	32	21	8	2	19	429
Melton.	1		2											2
	2	4	1		1				1	1				8
	3	5	2	2	3	2								14
	4	9	6	9	5	12	8	7	6	2			1	65
	5	1	5	6	3	4	2	4	5	1		2	1	34
	6	1	7	6	9	6	4	3		3	1	2	1	43
	Over 6	1	2	1	8	11	8	9	7	2	4	1	6	60
	Unspd.	2	1	1			1	1						6
	Total	23	26	25	29	35	23	24	19	9	5	5	9	232
Bacchu Marsh.	1	9	3		1									13
	2	16	9	1	1	1	1	2		1				32
	3	6	7	2	5	6	3	3	3					35
	4	11	15	21	18	20	10	9	8	5	2	1	1	121
	5	2	7	17	19	11	10	9	5	4	2		3	89
	6	2	6	11	15	15	14	8	12	3	1	1	1	89
	Over 6	5	5	8	14	14	13	15	11	12	7	5	6	115
	Unspd.	6	2	1			1			2	1			13
	Total	57	54	61	73	67	52	46	39	27	13	7	11	507
Ballan.	1	77	15	1		1								94
	2	54	18	6	8	6	6	2	4					104
	3	24	10	8	7	9	5	5	1	3				72
	4	36	62	43	35	34	36	27	17	14	8	3	1	316
	5	19	37	27	30	24	32	25	11	4	6	1	2	218
	6	6	19	27	23	30	32	29	19	7	4	3	5	204
	Over 6	1	17	27	36	39	29	28	22	12	14	4	4	233
	Unspd.	8	5		1	4	1	1		2				22
	Total	225	183	139	140	147	141	117	74	42	32	11	12	1,263
Bungaree.	1	45	8	2										55
	2	31	15	9	10	1	4	2						72
	3	9	10	5	6	9	5		5	1	2			52
	4	20	31	44	31	28	30	23	13	11	5	4	3	243
	5	4	22	23	23	25	17	21	14	9	8	4	2	172
	6	7	10	21	22	14	24	18	7	10	6	6	3	148
	Over 6	5	7	12	14	22	15	18	16	10	5	4	6	134
	Unspd.	1	2	1	1	1	1	2	1					10
	Total	122	105	117	107	100	96	84	56	41	26	18	14	886
Buninyong.	1	62	6	2				1						71
	2	35	25	7	2	2	2		1					74
	3	11	7	7	7	5	4	4	3		4			52
	4	30	67	55	64	55	31	22	8	17	7	2	5	363
	5	16	34	37	34	38	28	21	16	12	7	4	4	251
	6	8	25	29	25	40	23	26	26	11	5	4	2	224
	Over 6	7	16	22	35	37	37	32	27	23	14	9	9	268
	Unspd.	5	2	5	1	1		2	2		1		1	20
	Total	174	182	164	168	178	125	108	83	63	38	19	21	1,323

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Meredith.	1	6		2										8
	2	14	4	1		2	3							24
	3	6	1	5	1	3	5	1		1				23
	4	8	14	8	13	6	8	5	2	1	1		1	67
	5	1	4	10	5	12	6	6	6	1				51
	6	3	5	7	5	12	7	5	4	2	2			52
	Over 6	2	4	5	5	14	5		5	5	2	5	2	54
	Unspd.	2	4	1		2	1		1	2	1		1	15
	Total	42	36	39	29	51	35	17	18	12	6	5	4	294
Bannockburn.	1	4	1											5
	2	5	3				2							10
	3	1	2	4	2				1	2				12
	4	3	11	16	9	11	9	2	3	1		1		66
	5	3	8	9	6	11	6	6	1	1	2		1	54
	6	1	7	8	14	12	6	7	10	3	2	2	1	73
	Over 6	3	3	5	14	14	19	11	15	9	6	6	3	108
	Unspd.		1	1	2	1				1	1			7
	Total	20	36	43	47	49	42	26	30	17	11	9	5	335
Corio.	1	3	2											5
	2	9	1	2		1								13
	3	6	2	2	2	3	2							17
	4	9	16	16	15	20	3	8	8	4	1			100
	5	1	11	19	16	13	9	10	8	2	2		1	92
	6	1	8	12	16	9	11	5	1	4	3	2	1	73
	Over 6	3	5	13	10	13	8	15	11	14	7	2	13	114
	Unspd.	2	2	3		4		3		1				15
	Total	34	47	67	59	63	33	41	28	25	13	4	15	429
Barrabool.	1	2	2			1								5
	2	5	3	3	1	1								13
	3	4	3	4	5	1	1	3			1			22
	4	1	12	13	13	18	6	4	6	1	2	1	1	78
	5	1	9	12	7	13	7	7	3	3	3			65
	6	3	5	7	15	8	6	13	7	2		1		67
	Over 6	5	4	9	13	17	15	12	9	7	6	5	8	110
	Unspd.		1											1
	Total	21	39	48	54	59	35	39	25	13	12	7	9	361
South Barwon.	1	1	1											2
	2	5		2	1		2							10
	3	3	3	3	3		1	5	3					21
	4	10	29	14	15	14	13	10	6	5				116
	5	4	15	10	13	18	17	8	6	6	4		1	102
	6	2	11	11	8	20	12	9	5	4	2	4	1	89
	Over 6	2	5	17	9	11	15	15	8	9	6	3	6	106
	Unspd.		1	3			1		1					6
	Total	27	65	60	49	63	61	47	29	24	12	7	8	452
Bellarine.	1	5	3					1						9
	2	11	8	6	6	5								36
	3	6	10	8	11	4	2	2	3			1		47
	4	11	35	38	27	28	32	13	9	8	2	2	2	207
	5	10	31	29	28	24	14	17	22	2	2	1		180
	6	8	18	19	30	26	24	18	18	8	9	3		181
	Over 6	3	21	19	26	36	30	18	26	18	8	10	22	237
	Unspd.	2				1		1	1				1	6
	Total	56	126	119	128	124	102	70	79	36	21	17	25	903
Flinders and Kangerong.	1	16	3			1								20
	2	16	8	3	2	2	2			1				34
	3	5	8	6	5	5	1	2			1			33
	4	13	13	15	18	16	10	2	6	1	1	1		96
	5	2	10	15	15	15	6	7	9	2				81
	6	4	13	11	15	6	11	7	4	1	3	2	2	79
	Over 6	5	8	13	14	27	21	11	12	10	8	7	16	152
	Unspd.	3		1		1	1		1	1	1		1	10
	Total	64	63	64	69	73	52	29	32	16	14	10	19	505

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Mornington.	1	3		1										4
	2	1	5	2		1								9
	3	4	2	7	4	2		1	1					22
	4	1	13	7	9	8	10	4	6	3		1		61
	5	3	8	7	10	2	5	4	1	2	1			44
	6	4	4	7	3	6	9	6	2	3	2	1		46
	Over 6	3	8	12	12	10	8	5	5	2	2		7	74
	Unspd.	1	5	1			1							8
	Total	20	45	44	38	29	33	20	15	10	5	2	7	268
Frankston & Hastings.	1	11	1	1										13
	2	14	4	5	4	4		1	1	1				34
	3	8	9	8	7	7	5	1	2					47
	4	11	21	16	22	14	12	10	5	3	1	1	1	117
	5	7	15	11	13	13	12	4	7	3	2	1	1	89
	6	3	6	9	14	12	11	6	9	4	4			78
	Over 6	4	8	12	14	19	10	15	10	5	7	4	2	110
	Unspd.	2	1	2		1	3		1					10
	Total	60	65	64	74	70	53	37	35	16	14	6	4	498
Phillip Island and Woolamai.	1	13	3	1										17
	2	25	9	9	11	3	7	1		1	1			67
	3	8	11	6	8	5	7	3		1	1			50
	4	14	11	18	17	16	12	15	11	4	5	2	1	126
	5	4	9	6	19	11	4	12	8	3	2	2	4	84
	6	1	10	6	7	8	9	5	7	5	9	2	3	72
	Over 6	3	4	11	7	11	17	14	6	10	9	5	11	108
	Unspd.	4	4	2			1		1		1			13
	Total	72	61	59	69	54	57	50	33	24	28	11	19	537
Poowong and Jeetho.	1	35	17	5	2	1								60
	2	62	50	27	24	14	17	8	1	1		1		205
	3	15	37	49	52	27	32	13	6	4	5			240
	4	21	51	60	74	64	54	55	35	25	11	4	4	458
	5	9	12	23	33	20	35	27	22	17	12	3	1	214
	6	2	3	14	13	25	16	19	15	11	7	6	7	138
	Over 6	2	5	6	10	19	23	12	13	18	11	8	42	169
	Unspd.	4	4	5	3	5	2	3	1	2			1	30
	Total	150	179	189	211	175	179	137	93	78	46	22	55	1,514
Cranbourne.	1	8	4	1										13
	2	14	14	8	7	5	4	2	1	1		1		57
	3	4	5	8	5	7	9	6	2			1		47
	4	11	23	24	22	22	17	15	20	8	3		3	168
	5	2	3	8	21	6	9	9	11	4	2	1	1	77
	6	3	8	10	16	10	15	9	7	4	7	3	3	95
	Over 6		5	14	10	18	13	17	13	13	10	7	8	128
	Unspd.	1					1	1	1	1	1		1	7
	Total	43	62	73	81	68	68	59	55	31	23	13	16	592
Berwick.	1	15	6		1	1	1							24
	2	42	29	14	14	13	15	5	4	2				138
	3	12	19	21	15	14	15	8	3	6	3			116
	4	23	32	44	38	30	29	29	13	14	8	3	2	265
	5	6	18	23	26	16	19	13	7	5	2		3	138
	6	7	13	19	22	21	14	11	10	5	5	3	3	133
	Over 6	7	15	16	26	26	32	28	25	12	11	8	12	218
	Unspd.		2	1	2	1	1	1	3		1			12
	Total	112	134	138	144	122	126	95	65	44	30	14	20	1,044
Upper Yarra.	1	29	11	3										43
	2	12	12	9	1	3		5	2					44
	3	4	5	5	6	4	4					1		29
	4	7	10	14	6	8	8	6	2	2	2			65
	5	4	5	7	2	6	8	5	5		1			43
	6	2	2	3	4	4	2	2	1		1	1	1	23
	Over 6	2	6	5	3	5	4	4	2	5	4	2	5	47
	Unspd.	2	1	1				1						5
	Total	62	52	47	22	30	26	23	12	7	8	4	6	299

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Healesville.	1	15	6	5	1									27
	2	7	5	4		1	4		1	1				23
	3	1	2	5	3	2	3			1				17
	4	7	8	7	13	14	11	11	4	4	2	1	1	83
	5	3	7	2	6	7	8	3	6	2		1	1	46
	6		5	5	10	7	6	3	3	4			1	44
	Over 6	2	4	6	6	7	8	5	5	4	4	2	7	60
	Unspd.	3	1	1			1		1	1			1	9
	Total	38	38	35	39	38	41	22	20	17	6	4	11	309
Alexandra.	1	39	9	1										49
	2	20	5	6	5	3	1	1						41
	3	9	6	5		6	1	2	1					30
	4	9	16	12	28	14	12	6	3	1	3	1	1	106
	5	2	13	13	10	15	13	14	6	2	3		1	92
	6	2	9	6	11	14	7	12	9	7	1		1	79
	Over 6		7	8	17	13	29	18	18	18	8	6	4	146
	Unspd.	1	1	3	2	1	1							9
	Total	82	66	54	73	66	64	53	37	28	15	7	7	522
Yea.	1	12	8											20
	2	13	12		5	6	3	2	1					42
	3	9	5	2	5	6	2	3		1				33
	4	7	13	9	15	13	20	11	7	3	1	3	2	104
	5	3	8	11	7	7	16	12	4	2	2	3	2	77
	6	4	8	10	8	21	10	7	5	8	3	4	1	89
	Over 6	2	4	9	13	12	16	5	8	12	6	8	11	106
	Unspd.	8	4	5	1	2	3		1	2				26
	Total	58	62	46	54	67	70	40	26	28	12	18	16	497
Seymour.	1	8	2	2										12
	2	21	6	2	5	4	1	2		2			1	44
	3	2	8	7	3	3	4	2	1	3				33
	4	7	21	27	27	21	25	23	15	8	3	1	1	179
	5	5	18	17	34	27	25	19	10	6	3	3		167
	6	4	4	10	28	24	24	15	9	7	7	3	2	137
	Over 6	3	10	19	24	25	12	28	13	19	11	5	16	185
	Unspd.	5	3	2	2	1					1	2		16
	Total	55	72	86	123	105	91	89	48	45	25	14	20	773
Broadford.	1	35	8	1										44
	2	13	7	3	3	2	1	1		1				31
	3	9	9	7	7	3	3	1						39
	4	8	17	16	22	8	15	13	6	2				107
	5	3	5	8	10	16	9	6	9	3	3		1	73
	6	1	9	5	8	7	3	7	2	4		2	1	49
	Over 6	3	4	3	9	9	10	9	7	5	4	4	4	71
	Unspd.	1		1	2									4
	Total	73	59	44	61	45	41	37	24	15	7	6	6	418
Kilmore.	1	2	2											4
	2	11	6	4		3				1				25
	3	10	8	3	7	1	1		1					31
	4	11	17	10	8	21	9	12	3	5		1		97
	5	6	16	10	12	10	10	4	5	4	2	1	2	82
	6	4	9	13	12	18	13	6	3	4	1	3		86
	Over 6	3	5	4	15	23	20	11	7	5	6	1	11	111
	Unspd.						3							3
	Total	47	63	44	54	76	56	33	19	19	9	6	13	439
Pynlong.	1	7	3	2										12
	2	5	2	1		1		1						10
	3	4	7			7	2			1		1		22
	4	5	7	5	5	6	1	1	4		1		1	36
	5	1	2	7	7	5	3	5	5	1	2	1		46
	6	2	4	4	3	3	13	7	3	3	1	2	1	46
	Over 6	1	1	3	5	5	7	5	7	2	6	3	2	47
	Unspd.		1	1				1	1		1			5
	Total	25	27	23	20	27	26	20	20	7	11	7	4	217

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Melvor.	1	73	19	2	1	1								96
	2	29	23	8	14	9	7	8	2	2				102
	3	12	11	12	11	10	7	8	1	4	2	1		79
	4	20	27	15	28	21	19	24	15	8	1	3	5	186
	5	9	19	18	14	17	20	14	9	14	8	5	3	150
	6	3	6	10	12	18	16	9	9	10	3	2	3	101
	Over 6	4	10	14	20	24	26	22	13	7	8	10	8	166
	Unspd.	9	1		1	3	1	2		1		1		19
	Total	159	116	79	101	103	96	87	49	46	22	22	19	899
Newham.	1	6				1								7
	2	9	9	2	3	2	1	1	1	1				29
	3	7	11	9	5	6	4	3			1			46
	4	11	33	14	15	11	11	5	12	5	1	1	1	120
	5	2	7	17	11	12	10	11	2	2	2	2	3	81
	6	5	10	9	15	11	10	11	8	3	3	1	2	88
	Over 6	3	3	11	12	17	11	12	13	8	3	4	8	105
	Unspd.				1							1		2
	Total	43	73	62	62	60	47	43	36	19	10	9	14	478
Kyneton.	1	39	8	5	2			1						55
	2	35	21	8	4	2	2	1						73
	3	23	22	14	12	6	9	3	1	1	1			92
	4	46	65	73	42	56	36	36	24	15	2	1	1	397
	5	18	40	65	41	43	35	34	17	12	9	2	1	317
	6	11	28	48	40	42	40	32	19	13	3	6	4	286
	Over 6	5	25	35	50	50	50	58	45	36	19	13	27	413
	Unspd.	2	2	4	5	1							2	16
	Total	179	211	252	196	200	172	165	106	77	34	22	35	1,649
Glenlyon.	1	31	2	1										34
	2	30	9	6	5	5	9	1		1				66
	3	7	2	3	4	1	2	3	1	1	2			26
	4	10	20	17	31	19	18	11	9	6	3	2	1	147
	5	2	8	13	17	6	12	4	5	3	1	1	2	74
	6	1	2	9	9	8	6	11	7	2	3	1		59
	Over 6	2	6	9	11	11	14	9	11	6	3	1	4	87
	Unspd.	1	2	4	1	2			2					12
	Total	84	51	62	78	52	61	39	35	19	12	5	7	505
Mount Franklin.	1	61	3	1										65
	2	35	20	6	3	4	1	2						71
	3	19	17	8	1	3	4	1	4	3		1		61
	4	22	28	28	21	27	14	11	11	3	7	2		174
	5	7	12	16	12	14	7	10	2	5	3	1	2	91
	6	1	8	15	12	14	13	5	4	6	4	2	1	85
	Over 6		7	6	7	15	11	7	5	4	4	4	6	76
	Unspd.	1	1											2
	Total	146	96	80	56	77	50	36	26	21	18	10	9	625
Creswick.	1	79	10	3	2	1	1							96
	2	29	12	5	5		1	2						54
	3	9	13	7	8	12	5	5		3	2			64
	4	45	63	64	71	44	41	32	22	11	6	7	4	410
	5	16	33	49	48	43	46	31	25	15	7	4	3	320
	6	8	21	33	30	21	29	21	27	17	10	8	2	227
	Over 6		17	26	40	37	32	36	32	18	23	11	17	289
	Unspd.	11	2		1	1	1	1	2	2				21
	Total	197	171	187	205	159	156	128	108	66	48	30	26	1,481
Newstead.	1	39	3	2	2		1							47
	2	20	10	9	2	2				1				44
	3	10	6	7	3	5	4		2	1				38
	4	15	13	17	18	19	16	12	6	3	2			121
	5	5	12	12	8	10	12	11	5	4	3	3	1	86
	6	2	8	4	13	15	5	7	6	3	5	1	2	71
	Over 6	1	4	6	6	10	13	11	10	7	7	4	2	81
	Unspd.	2	4	1	1	2		1	1					12
	Total	94	60	58	53	63	51	42	30	19	17	8	5	500

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Mount Alexander.	1	65	2											67
	2	40	12	3		2			1					58
	3	14	8	2	4	3	2	2	1		2			38
	4	21	33	24	17	19	15	12	8	3				152
	5	11	17	24	24	22	9	17	11	3	2	1		141
	6	1	13	16	10	13	8	15	7	5	3	4		95
	Over 6	3	13	5	13	15	5	8	11	5	6	3	2	89
	Unspd.	1	1	1	2	1								6
	Total	156	99	75	70	75	39	54	39	16	13	8	2	646
Metcalfe.	1	30	2	1										33
	2	19	9	3	3	2	2							38
	3	6	6	5	6	3	2	3	1					32
	4	17	22	15	28	16	6	5	7	5	1		1	123
	5	7	16	19	21	16	18	11	5	5	3	2		123
	6	2	8	13	11	18	11	15	6	4	6	4	2	100
	Over 6	3	10	11	11	23	16	10	7	9	1	9	13	123
	Unspd.	3	4	1	3			3	1		2			17
	Total	87	77	68	83	78	55	47	27	23	13	15	16	589
Maldon.	1	65	6	2										73
	2	46	16	8	4	7	4	3		1				89
	3	17	11	7	11	10	8	2	1	4				71
	4	23	50	53	40	30	21	14	13	6	3	3		256
	5	11	34	32	45	38	39	24	10	7	2	4	4	250
	6	3	14	42	46	31	25	22	23	9	3	4	2	224
	Over 6	4	10	25	36	34	28	27	22	18	12	11	9	236
	Unspd.	1	2	1			3	1		1				9
	Total	170	143	170	182	150	128	93	69	46	20	22	15	1,208
Tullaroop.	1	42	6	3										51
	2	27	12	10	3	4	3	2	1					62
	3	14	8	2	3	4	2	1		3			1	38
	4	16	39	24	23	19	13	14	11	6	2	2	2	171
	5	5	16	17	25	20	23	18	15	7	3	2	1	152
	6	2	16	21	14	20	14	16	8	2	5	2	4	124
	Over 6	2	9	16	15	20	15	19	7	7	12	5	8	135
	Unspd.	15	4	3	4		1	1						28
	Total	123	110	96	87	87	71	71	42	25	22	11	16	761
Talbot.	1	20	1	2	1									24
	2	12	3	2	2									19
	3	3	4	4	2	1	3	2			1			20
	4	18	20	15	3	7	9	4	2	4	1	1		84
	5	2	11	12	8	6	5	4	4	4		2	1	59
	6		4	2	13	6	11	5	7	3	3	1		55
	Over 6	3	5	5	13	10	9	6	3	8	2	2	4	70
	Unspd.		2	2		1		2						7
	Total	58	50	44	42	31	37	23	16	19	7	6	5	338
Lexton.	1	59	6	1										66
	2	15	6	2		2		1		1				27
	3	4	6	4	2	3	3		1		1			24
	4	14	18	17	17	13	16	10	9	2		1	1	118
	5		6	8	13	10	5	7	6	2	2		1	60
	6	1	3	7	13	6	9	4	10	1	2	2		58
	Over 6		3	5	3	13	8	9	6	7	6	3	6	69
	Unspd.				1									1
	Total	93	48	44	49	47	41	31	32	13	11	6	8	423
Ripon.	1	55	7	4										66
	2	27	13	3	7	5	2	1						58
	3	13	11	6	6	8	4	2	1	1				52
	4	32	46	34	37	22	22	25	10	9	3	3		243
	5	7	29	34	30	17	16	17	16	13	7	4	3	193
	6	3	15	16	22	24	20	18	17	9	4	2	3	153
	Over 6	2	5	15	26	29	28	20	22	12	8	8	9	184
	Unspd.	3	3	1	2		1	1					1	12
	Total	142	129	113	130	105	93	84	66	44	22	17	16	961

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Ballarat.	1	6	3	1										10
	2	10	3	1			1							15
	3	8	9	3	4	1		3	1					29
	4	16	24	31	24	8	11	11	10	4	3	1		143
	5	5	13	21	24	22	12	11	12	4	3	3		130
	6	2	14	27	16	22	14	14	8	8	4	4	4	137
	Over 6	2	9	19	21	38	29	31	31	21	18	12	19	250
	Unspd.	1	1			1	6							9
	Total	50	76	103	89	92	73	70	62	37	28	20	23	723
Grenville.	1	131	56	15	9	5	2							218
	2	57	50	39	29	22	14	3	2	1				217
	3	18	29	19	28	18	14	6	4	2			1	139
	4	30	41	38	36	36	28	21	13	15	5	2	2	267
	5	10	18	20	29	20	21	13	17	8	7	1	5	169
	6	6	14	31	22	20	15	15	13	5	3	8	6	158
	Over 6	4	12	16	22	21	21	16	22	16	10	12	33	205
	Unspd.	4	4	5	4	6		2	1	1	1	2	2	32
	Total	260	224	183	179	148	115	76	72	48	26	25	49	1,405
Leigh.	1	26	14	1										41
	2	11	13	8	9	2	2	3	3	1				52
	3	4	8	9	7	6	1	2		1	1			39
	4	10	18	24	28	10	15	12	4	1			1	123
	5	3	9	11	16	7	11	4	10	4	3	2		80
	6	1	2	9	17	12	10	6	5	1		2	2	67
	Over 6	1	5	6	4	10	5	10	7	8	2	4	7	69
	Unspd.		1	2	2	1	1			1				8
	Total	56	70	70	83	48	45	37	29	17	6	8	10	479
Winchelsea.	1	8	10	2										20
	2	11	9	8	5	3	1	2						39
	3	4	9	14	14	7	10	5	1	4			1	69
	4	10	29	29	23	18	19	16	6	7	3	1	1	162
	5	4	6	19	15	16	14	13	14	5	6	1	1	114
	6	5	2	11	9	15	16	13	16	4	6	2	2	101
	Over 6	3	7	7	23	25	15	18	13	15	6	7	8	147
	Unspd.	3	3		1	2	1	1					1	12
	Total	48	75	90	90	86	76	68	50	35	21	11	14	664
Colac.	1	52	19	3	1		1					1		77
	2	40	30	39	19	9	9	5	8	2	3			164
	3	17	25	20	24	25	9	6	5	5		1		137
	4	34	65	63	62	63	55	43	29	18	14	5	4	455
	5	11	29	42	52	43	39	37	31	21	14	7	4	330
	6	5	15	34	37	38	33	24	24	20	9	10	12	261
	Over 6	4	19	26	31	49	46	49	41	33	29	24	53	404
	Unspd.	7	7	2	5	2	2	4	1	1			1	32
	Total	170	209	229	231	229	194	168	139	100	69	48	74	1,860
Hampden.	1	17	6	1										24
	2	19	9	12	6	6	3		2				1	58
	3	6	9	15	6	11	10	8	2	1	1			69
	4	11	56	60	53	39	41	28	21	9	9	5		332
	5	10	20	29	31	28	34	27	17	17	5	5	4	227
	6	5	19	26	25	25	28	30	15	22	8	2	2	207
	Over 6	4	12	28	23	35	29	34	34	29	35	8	42	313
	Unspd.	1	2	3	1	1	2	2	2	1	2			17
	Total	73	133	174	145	145	147	129	93	79	60	20	49	1,247
Heytesbury.	1	16	8			1							1	26
	2	27	14	3	4	5	6	4	1	1				65
	3	3	10	9	8	7	8	3	1	1		1		51
	4	13	24	27	26	32	17	23	12	10	8	1	1	194
	5	4	15	19	24	16	16	16	17	4	5	4	1	141
	6	5	4	10	15	18	13	13	12	8	4	1	6	109
	Over 6	3	6	10	16	19	13	18	11	11	8	6	8	129
	Unspd.	2	2		2					1			2	9
	Total	73	83	78	95	98	73	77	54	36	25	13	19	724

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Warrnambool.	1	13	2	1				1						17
	2	31	13	15	11	11	9	5	1	2	1			99
	3	12	14	16	14	15	10	9	10	4	1	2		107
	4	30	56	78	70	75	66	49	33	18	11	6	5	497
	5	12	28	35	39	53	39	25	16	13	9	6	4	279
	6	8	21	33	36	32	40	36	23	17	14	4	15	279
	Over 6	6	16	41	33	39	47	50	48	22	29	14	32	377
	Unspd.	1	4	3	1	2	2			3	1	1		18
	Total	113	154	222	204	227	213	175	131	79	66	33	56	1,673
Mortlake.	1	5	2											7
	2	11	1	1	2	1	1							17
	3	6	4	2	5	1	2		2	1	2			25
	4	14	20	17	23	16	11	11	6	7	2	4	1	132
	5	5	10	9	16	10	14	10	8	4	2		2	90
	6	3	5	18	7	9	18	5	7	13	3	4	4	96
	Over 6		7	11	10	17	13	22	13	13	8	7	18	139
	Unspd.	2	3	2	3	4			2				3	19
	Total	46	52	60	66	58	59	48	38	38	17	15	28	525
Ararat.	1	85	35	11	7	3	2							143
	2	41	29	23	15	7	7	7	3	1		1		134
	3	7	18	14	11	6	7	9	4	3	1			80
	4	21	38	46	27	24	21	22	8	6	6	4		223
	5	6	12	15	17	9	21	15	13	6	3	4	2	123
	6	5	9	9	11	15	24	14	11	9	5	7	6	125
	Over 6	5	9	20	19	20	20	21	26	13	15	10	27	205
	Unspd.	7	10	10	7	4	3	2	2	2		1	2	50
	Total	177	160	148	114	88	105	90	67	40	30	27	37	1,083
Dundas.	1	6	1		1									8
	2	7	6	7	3	2	2		1	2				30
	3	6	4	5	1	1	4	3	2	1	1	1		29
	4	13	15	11	15	12	13	14	5	5	1	1	3	108
	5	3	10	8	7	15	7	8	3	8	2		3	74
	6	3	9	8	21	14	5	8	10	5	1	1	2	87
	Over 6	2	8	8	15	16	18	15	20	14	11	9	8	144
	Unspd.		2	1	2	2							1	8
	Total	40	55	48	65	62	49	48	41	35	16	12	17	488
Mount Rouse.	1	6	4	2			2							14
	2	6	1	3	3	2	2	4		1				22
	3	2	4	5	3	6	2	4				1		27
	4	10	18	23	22	16	12	10	8	5	3	3	1	131
	5	3	6	5	14	16	4	10	4	4	5	2	1	74
	6	5	6	8	6	5	11	9	7	5	3	2	1	68
	Over 6	1	5	8	12	4	9	16	8	2	5	9	11	90
	Unspd.	3			1		1	1	1					7
	Total	36	44	54	61	49	43	54	28	17	16	17	14	433
Minhamite.	1	2	3	1										6
	2	6	5	4	3	4	2		1					25
	3	4	4	4	5	2	2	1			1			23
	4	5	15	13	23	17	7	9	6	5	2	3	1	106
	5		3	7	11	3	6	5	8	2	2	2	1	50
	6	1	5	11	6	4	1	6	4	1	5	1	1	46
	Over 6	1	1	1	5	11	8	13	2	9	5	3	6	65
	Unspd.	1				2		1						4
	Total	20	36	41	53	43	26	35	21	17	15	9	9	325
Belfast.	1	4	9											13
	2	8	2	2	4	2	2	1	1	2				24
	3	1	8	8	6	4	5	3	2	2				39
	4	9	23	23	19	29	13	16	8	5	5	1	3	154
	5	7	7	12	13	12	10	13	5	7	5	6	1	98
	6	1	6	4	22	5	9	12	8	7	3	4	4	85
	Over 6	1	8	5	8	6	9	10	5	6	1	7	8	74
	Unspd.			1		1	1		1				1	5
	Total	31	63	55	72	59	49	55	30	29	14	18	17	492

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Portland.	1	10	1		2									13
	2	32	22	12	13	11	15	5	5	4		1		120
	3	3	9	8	13	10	16	5	5	7	2	2		80
	4	21	41	50	42	46	29	28	21	10	5	1	1	295
	5	10	16	20	23	31	20	21	16	12	6		3	178
	6	2	14	21	19	28	13	22	15	14	7	3	3	151
	Over 6	5	13	18	28	23	20	32	25	21	13	7	23	228
	Unspd.	1	1	1	1	2	1		2	1				10
	Total	84	117	130	141	141	114	113	89	69	33	14	30	1,075
Wannon.	1	6	1	1										8
	2	9	8	1	5	4	6	3	2					38
	3	3	6	3	4	3	4	2	4	3	1	1		34
	4	10	16	19	14	16	11	7	5	10	4	1	1	114
	5		3	12	11	7	10	5	1	3	2	1	2	57
	6	4	9	7	7	6	11	6	5	7	4	1	3	70
	Over 6		4	11	16	16	20	12	13	10	9	5	14	130
	Unspd.				2			1			2			5
	Total	32	47	54	59	52	62	36	30	33	22	9	20	456
Glenelg.	1	13	2	1										16
	2	16	18	16	13	15	7	6	5	4	2	1		103
	3	11	13	11	9	12	7	6	9	2		1		81
	4	17	37	33	39	36	36	27	18	18	4	3	1	269
	5	2	12	19	15	28	19	22	15	8	4	2	6	152
	6		9	19	14	19	14	9	10	7	6	3	5	113
	Over 6	7	13	14	18	39	30	27	17	14	16	5	16	216
	Unspd.	3		2		3	1	2	2	2		2	1	18
	Total	69	102	115	108	152	114	99	76	55	32	17	29	968
Kowree.	1	5	1											6
	2	15	14	9	9	9	6	1	1	2	1			67
	3	4	9	5	5	11	4	5	5		2			50
	4	15	19	22	39	29	21	21	21	14	4	2	2	209
	5	3	13	13	15	10	7	12	8	9	3	4	2	99
	6	4	6	9	11	10	11	16	13	10	4	1	5	100
	Over 6	2	1	8	9	12	17	13	12	16	5	6	13	114
	Unspd.	5		2	1	2		2			1	1	2	16
	Total	53	63	68	89	83	66	70	60	51	20	14	24	661
Araplles.	1	4	2											6
	2	12	10	1	5	4	5	1						38
	3	6	5	4	7	4	4	3	1	2	1			37
	4	8	14	24	19	20	16	21	18	9	2	2	2	155
	5	2	2	11	2	10	12	8	12	3	3	4	2	71
	6		6	4	5	9	14	12	10	7	4	1	3	75
	Over 6		2	2	8	9	6	12	9	13	8	7	14	90
	Unspd.	1				1		1						3
	Total	33	41	46	46	57	57	58	50	34	18	14	21	475
Wimmera.	1	12				1								13
	2	16	4	10	5	4	1	3	3	1				47
	3	4	8	11	7	7	3	4	5	4	2	1		56
	4	11	24	37	33	27	28	18	12	11	4	4	1	210
	5	2	8	16	22	13	8	10	12	6	6	9	4	116
	6	5	9	10	12	12	11	10	8	14	6	3	3	103
	Over 6	2	3	4	8	12	10	17	19	10	11	12	12	120
	Unspd.	2		6								1		9
	Total	54	56	94	87	76	61	62	59	46	29	30	20	674
Stawell.	1	60	9	3										72
	2	28	10	7	4	4	1	2	2					58
	3	6	8	7	3	3	5	3	2	4	2		1	44
	4	22	24	24	19	16	17	9	9	8	5	2	1	156
	5	8	13	15	19	9	19	8	8	7	7	2	1	116
	6	5	9	12	11	13	11	18	5	7	7	1		99
	Over 6	2	11	10	8	16	26	13	22	17	9	5	18	157
	Unspd.	3	1			1		2						7
	Total	134	85	78	64	62	79	55	48	43	30	10	21	709

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Avoca.	1	82	11	2				1						96
	2	54	18	12	2	4		1	1	1				93
	3	15	19	9	7	6	16	6	2	1				81
	4	31	33	31	38	32	28	19	14	6	5	1		238
	5	10	38	17	20	19	19	14	8	5	4	3	2	159
	6	5	10	23	15	19	17	11	12	6	5	1	2	126
	Over 6	2	15	14	20	14	22	15	20	15	8	7	4	156
	Unspd.	8		3	3	3	1			1	1	1		21
	Total	207	144	111	105	97	103	67	57	35	23	13	8	970
Kara kara.	1	65	6	3										74
	2	23	16	9	7	4	5	4	2	1	1			72
	3	10	11	14	10	4	1	4	6	3	2	1	1	67
	4	10	32	30	27	32	24	9	12	8	9	3	2	198
	5	7	10	18	19	21	25	13	11	6	6	6	2	144
	6	3	6	16	18	18	23	17	14	9	10	2	4	140
	Over 6	1	5	10	15	22	20	17	15	15	17	13	10	160
	Unspd.	1	3	3	2	3	2	1	2	1	1			19
	Total	120	89	103	98	104	100	65	62	43	46	25	19	874
Dunmunkle.	1	11	3	3	1									18
	2	19	9	4	2	2	2			1				39
	3	6	7	6	8	4	7	4	1	4	1		1	49
	4	10	18	19	25	21	19	17	10	2	2	4		147
	5	3	15	13	17	20	12	20	10	5	6		3	124
	6	2	9	11	10	17	16	17	9	6	13	5	3	118
	Over 6	2	7	13	21	19	26	26	24	23	24	15	22	222
	Unspd.	1		1			1				1			4
	Total	54	68	70	84	83	83	84	54	41	47	24	29	721
Donald.	1	4	3			1								8
	2	15	10	7	4	3	3	1	1	1				45
	3	5	6	7	8	3	4	3	3	1	2			42
	4	13	14	15	28	23	19	18	10	5	2		1	148
	5	4	6	8	10	18	11	12	6	6	5	4		90
	6	2	8	9	10	12	14	17	9	5	7	1	1	95
	Over 6	1	7	8	12	11	11	17	20	13	9	10	14	133
	Unspd.	1	3						1					5
	Total	45	57	54	72	71	62	68	50	31	25	15	16	566
Borung.	1	15	8			1								24
	2	19	13	17	5	10	2	5	3	1	1	1		77
	3	14	10	15	17	15	12	4	4	5	2			98
	4	14	28	26	36	52	36	33	20	14	5	4	3	271
	5	7	20	22	30	20	25	14	16	13	12	5	10	194
	6	2	8	21	22	11	21	22	22	10	11	6	4	160
	Over 6	5	7	6	11	9	18	19	21	17	19	15	22	169
	Unspd.					1	1							2
	Total	76	94	107	121	119	115	97	86	60	50	31	39	995
Dimboola.	1	13	8	2	2	1								26
	2	21	9	13	9	8	7	8	7	2				84
	3	3	7	14	7	11	10	17	6	6	3	1	2	87
	4	12	33	24	38	35	39	30	24	20	7	8	4	274
	5	7	5	15	19	15	16	15	13	8	5	7	4	129
	6	3	4	6	9	10	9	15	22	17	4	3	4	106
	Over 6	2	4	6	4	10	14	12	13	12	10	2	9	98
	Unspd.	8	8	4	5	1	1	3	3	2	1	1		37
	Total	69	78	84	93	91	96	100	88	67	30	22	23	841
Lowan.	1	5	1	1	1									8
	2	12	8	8	3	6	1	4	3	1	1			47
	3	4	10	6	12	7	6	8	3	3	2			61
	4	13	15	26	25	21	16	14	22	12	9	7	3	183
	5	8	7	10	20	12	12	17	14	20	8	7	5	140
	6	3	4	10	12	15	10	14	17	8	9	7	11	120
	Over 6	1	6	8	13	17	11	18	9	5	9	3	13	113
	Unspd.	5	1		1	1	4	2	2	1	1			18
	Total	51	52	69	87	79	60	77	70	50	39	24	32	690

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Lawloit.	1	2	1											3
	2	4	5	2	3	1	2	1						18
	3	7	8	5	5	4	4	2	1	1	2			39
	4	7	10	14	14	15	17	9	8	8	2	1	2	107
	5	1	10	8	7	16	12	13	9	4	2	4	2	88
	6	1	4	6	8	9	10	5	5	6	6	2	3	65
	Over 6	1	4	3	3	6	5	12	5	3	5	3	7	57
	Unspd.	5	2	5	1		3	2	1	1			1	21
	Total	28	44	43	41	51	53	44	29	23	17	10	15	398
Mildura.	1	19	8	3	1			1						32
	2	30	18	8	6	4	3	4	1	2	1			77
	3	17	24	24	19	13	11	3	3	4	2	1	1	122
	4	10	21	24	20	22	18	10	9	13	5		1	153
	5	9	6	11	14	18	10	6	6	6	3	1		90
	6	2	8	8	9	8	9	10	5	6	5	2	2	74
	Over 6	1	6	4	9	9	8	5	11	2	2	1	12	70
	Unspd.	9	2	3	6	2	4	2		1			1	30
	Total	97	93	85	84	76	63	41	35	34	18	5	17	648
Karkarooc.	1	27	16	4	1	1	1							50
	2	20	10	23	19	14	4	3	2		1			96
	3	10	14	19	12	16	13	11	7	3	1			106
	4	11	14	23	29	24	25	26	16	6	3	4	1	182
	5		2	10	8	9	15	17	13	10	6	7	4	101
	6		4	5	5	4	5	4	4	7	4	3	2	47
	Over 6	1	1	4	1	2	4	7	4	8	4		7	43
	Unspd.				1	1				1				3
	Total	69	61	88	76	71	67	68	46	35	19	14	14	628
Birchip.	1	16	6		1									23
	2	12	11	10	6	7	3	5	2	1				57
	3	5	6	9	5	4	5	2	3	3		1		43
	4	4	10	18	12	13	15	14	7	4	6	1	2	106
	5	2	3	3	10	7	10	10	9	1	2	2	2	61
	6	1	3	6	4	7	7	4	4	4	2	2	5	49
	Over 6	2	2	2	4	5	4	9	1	8	5	1	8	51
	Unspd.	1	1		1	1	2	2		1			1	10
	Total	43	42	48	43	44	46	46	26	22	15	7	18	400
Wycheproof.	1	28	15	11	1		1							56
	2	35	30	13	10	12	4	2		3	1			110
	3	5	17	12	12	8	5	5	2	1	2			69
	4	11	22	27	26	13	16	19	2	12	8	1	3	160
	5	2	9	8	20	15	12	14	12	6	8	2	1	109
	6	4	2	4	12	12	13	8	10	6	7	1	3	82
	Over 6	1	2	6	10	12	13	14	6	10	8	4	13	99
	Unspd.		2	2		3			3					10
	Total	86	99	83	91	75	64	62	35	38	34	8	20	695
Castle Donnington.	1	21	11	3	3									38
	2	34	34	16	20	12	13	8	6	1	1			145
	3	5	6	12	11	12	14	3	7	2		1	1	74
	4	10	20	25	28	28	23	22	19	12	5	1	4	197
	5	2	10	13	18	20	13	12	9	4	5		2	108
	6	1	2	8	7	8	12	15	6	7	5	2	3	76
	Over 6	1	1	4	6	5	7	9	10	7	4	4	18	76
	Unspd.	7		3	1	1	1	3	2	1		1	1	21
	Total	81	84	84	94	86	83	72	59	34	20	9	29	735
Kerang.	1	13	11	5			2	1						32
	2	30	26	24	15	6	9	6	2					118
	3	16	13	20	12	9	12	4	7		2			95
	4	30	31	46	49	47	39	41	25	16	4	2	2	332
	5	4	10	27	36	32	39	26	27	16	12	6	5	240
	6	8	10	22	35	34	24	36	22	21	18	6	7	243
	Over 6	5	8	20	17	30	33	24	29	22	17	7	37	249
	Unspd.	2	2	1	3	6	4	4		3		2	1	28
	Total	108	111	165	167	164	162	142	112	78	53	23	52	1,337

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Gordon.	1	8	3											11
	2	12	5	3	8	1	1	1	1					32
	3	11	8	11	8	4	3		1	1	1	1		49
	4	17	22	24	18	26	19	15	7	6	1			155
	5	9	12	21	23	28	17	16	17	6	6	1		156
	6		4	12	17	13	15	18	6	5	6	1	1	98
	Over 6	2	4	11	14	20	23	24	19	11	12	7	9	156
	Unspd.	1	3	1	2	2			3	2	2			16
	Total	60	61	83	90	94	78	74	54	31	28	10	10	673
Charlton.	1	8												8
	2	11	8	11	3	2	2		3					40
	3	4	7	3	5	4	2	2	1		1			29
	4	6	14	26	25	10	16	11	6	5	6	3	1	129
	5	2	13	14	22	21	20	12	12	8	7	1	1	133
	6		10	11	22	14	15	11	6	7	9		2	107
	Over 6	1	7	12	9	13	12	23	9	13	10	8	17	134
	Unspd.	1				1		2		1				5
	Total	33	59	77	86	65	67	61	37	34	33	12	21	585
Korong.	1	146	11			1		1						159
	2	67	28	10	13	5	8	3		1				135
	3	25	24	7	14	13	8	5	6	5	1	1	1	110
	4	24	57	36	36	37	33	21	24	13	6	3	1	291
	5	11	26	30	31	27	29	18	19	10	6	8	4	219
	6	5	16	15	20	26	25	19	19	11	10	2	3	171
	Over 6	3	15	16	17	25	26	24	30	17	16	9	22	220
	Unspd.	5	2	2		2		2		2		2	2	19
	Total	286	179	116	131	136	129	93	98	59	39	25	33	1,324
Bet Bet.	1	94	17	1	1									113
	2	40	9	4	7	3			1					64
	3	18	11	8	5	4	4	3		1	1			55
	4	29	30	29	23	25	16	6	12	8	4	1		183
	5	10	15	20	18	14	19	10	8	7	6	2	2	131
	6	1	9	11	15	16	24	11	8	6	6	1		108
	Over 6	1	2	12	8	11	14	8	12	8	7	2	7	92
	Unspd.	13	6		1		1		1	1	1			24
	Total	206	99	85	78	73	78	38	42	31	25	6	9	770
Marong.	1	115	18	1	1									135
	2	41	32	14	13	10	2	2	1					115
	3	18	23	23	11	7	10	6	5	1	3			107
	4	25	53	48	62	40	33	25	31	21	5	5	2	350
	5	11	27	41	47	30	32	20	22	30	7	3	2	272
	6	5	11	24	31	38	31	20	24	22	12	5	8	231
	Over 6	5	15	35	36	31	31	32	31	20	12	13	20	281
	Unspd.	9	2	3	3	3	1	2	1	3				27
	Total	229	181	189	204	159	140	107	115	97	39	26	32	1,518
Strathfieldsaye.	1	52	11	3	1	1	1							69
	2	30	21	14	13	10	6	4	2	1				101
	3	13	22	16	16	13	9	9	6	4	3	1		112
	4	14	23	33	35	24	24	20	7	6	6	1		193
	5	6	20	21	24	19	18	14	9	2	2	3	2	140
	6	4	5	10	16	16	7	6	8	6	6	1	2	87
	Over 6	2	8	8	14	16	17	16	7	9	6	1	5	109
	Unspd.	1	5	4	3	2	3	3					1	22
	Total	122	115	109	122	101	85	72	39	28	23	7	10	833
Huntly.	1	38	13		2									53
	2	21	14	6	8	14	7	1	1		1		1	74
	3	10	12	15	12	5	14	4	1	1			1	75
	4	20	28	32	17	25	20	17	15	3			3	180
	5	8	19	24	23	19	16	10	11	11		3	5	149
	6	6	8	13	13	15	10	14	7	5	5	2	4	102
	Over 6	2	8	7	18	22	22	11	11	6	5	4	16	132
	Unspd.	7	3	1		1	1			2			1	16
	Total	112	105	98	93	101	90	57	46	28	11	9	31	781

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
East Loddon.	1	5												5
	2	8	5	3	2	1				1				20
	3	1	5	3	4		1	1		1			1	17
	4	4	9	5	3	10	6	1	4	4		3		49
	5	3	6	5	5	8	4	3	4	2		1	1	42
	6		1	7	7	5	5	7	3	4		1	2	42
	Over 6	2	2	7	9	15	9	10	16	6	2	5	3	86
	Unspd.	1	1								1			3
	Total	24	29	30	30	39	25	22	27	18	3	10	7	264
Echuca.	1	9	1	1										11
	2	16	10	8	3	4	1		1				1	44
	3	7	12	6	2	10	2	2	3	1		2		47
	4	14	18	23	24	17	18	12	10	9	6			151
	5	3	7	14	22	16	17	13	14	4	3	4	2	119
	6	4	11	18	17	27	18	19	11	8	4	2	4	143
	Over 6	4	6	9	17	20	43	29	21	14	12	11	20	206
	Unspd.	9	1	2	2	1		1	1	1			1	19
	Total	66	66	81	87	95	99	76	61	37	25	19	28	740
Deakin.	1	8	3	1										12
	2	17	6	3	2	3	3	1						35
	3	2	4	5	5	6	4	4		2				32
	4	3	10	10	10	10	10	8	5	2			2	70
	5	4	7	7	9	9	10	5	5	3	3	1	1	64
	6	2	3	2	17	10	13	6	2	5	2	5	3	70
	Over 6	1	4	6	10	11	14	13	12	11	10	2	4	98
	Unspd.	2		2		2		1				1		8
	Total	39	37	36	53	51	54	38	24	23	15	9	10	389
Waranga.	1	80	12	2	1		1		1					97
	2	46	24	15	13	10	6	5	2					121
	3	20	22	8	20	12	6	9	3	4	1	1		106
	4	18	45	38	37	29	24	19	20	16	4	5	5	260
	5	5	19	18	26	25	24	18	15	8	10	1	3	172
	6	1	11	22	27	30	13	26	14	11	5	4	5	169
	Over 6	8	7	19	26	24	29	27	19	19	17	15	20	230
	Unspd.	5	3	1	2	1	4	1	2	2		1		22
	Total	183	143	123	152	131	107	105	76	60	37	27	33	1,177
Goulburn.	1	11	7	1										19
	2	17	5	6	7	7	3	2		1	2			50
	3	1	5	3	6	6	4	6	3	1		1		36
	4	9	16	16	14	11	12	15	8	5	3	3	1	113
	5	3	9	8	15	9	12	9	5	11	2	1	3	87
	6		4	7	5	13	17	12	5	6	3	1	3	76
	Over 6		5	12	15	18	17	14	15	8	4	5	14	127
	Unspd.	3	1	1	1	1	3	1	2				1	14
	Total	44	52	54	63	65	68	59	38	32	14	11	22	522
Rodney.	1	13	9	4		1			1	1				29
	2	22	26	7	6	4	6	1	1				1	74
	3	17	8	12	13	12	6	2	4			3	1	78
	4	15	24	43	44	25	32	23	9	9	4	3	3	234
	5	12	22	31	21	37	25	28	17	11	5	2	4	215
	6	3	9	17	18	23	32	21	22	13	6	3	11	178
	Over 6	3	14	20	26	33	32	30	28	27	27	13	21	273
	Unspd.	6	4	2	1	1	1	4		1			3	23
	Total	91	116	136	129	136	134	109	82	61	42	24	44	1,104
Numurkah.	1	30	9	3										42
	2	33	21	14	7	12	8	3	1	2		1		102
	3	15	19	14	20	7	13	10	10	2	4	1		115
	4	21	38	46	54	47	37	38	22	10	11	3	4	331
	5	14	23	25	40	42	32	29	25	11	10	4	5	260
	6	7	11	26	24	27	38	28	22	15	15	6	11	230
	Over 6	4	8	18	33	28	37	40	40	21	19	18	39	305
	Unspd.	2	4	5	2	3	4	3	3	3	3	1		33
	Total	126	133	151	180	166	169	151	123	64	62	34	59	1,418

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Shepparton.	1	15	5	2	2									24
	2	13	17	13	11	6	5	3		2				70
	3	5	12	11	8	5	5	5	1	1	1			54
	4	13	23	34	22	34	17	17	17	7	2	4	2	192
	5	6	14	21	28	34	22	14	12	12	4	4	3	174
	6	2	6	17	20	17	21	13	10	10	6	4	2	128
	Over 6	6	10	10	19	20	16	19	22	12	12	13	20	179
	Unspd.	1	2	3	1	3	1			3			2	16
	Total	61	89	111	111	119	87	71	62	47	25	25	29	837
Tungamah.	1	28	11	4	1		3			1				48
	2	30	13	18	7	12	6	2	3	1	1			93
	3	8	16	18	10	10	12	5	10	3	2		2	96
	4	14	26	40	43	25	29	25	20	17	4	5	6	254
	5	2	21	23	31	28	36	26	21	24	14	2	5	233
	6	3	10	24	20	19	28	26	24	12	11	6	8	191
	Over 6	2	6	8	16	26	34	30	25	23	23	10	26	229
	Unspd.	6	2	3	4	1	1	1	1	2	1	1		23
	Total	93	105	138	132	121	149	115	104	83	56	24	47	1,167
Yarrawonga.	1	11	1											12
	2	19	10	5	4	3	5	4			1			51
	3	4	11	11	9	7	7	2					1	52
	4	5	10	24	23	11	8	16	10	7	4		2	120
	5	4	6	13	14	17	5	10	9	4		2	1	85
	6	5	4	15	16	17	15	12	11	10	4	3	5	117
	Over 6	3	5	13	12	11	15	20	17	16	9	9	16	146
	Unspd.				1	2		1		2				6
	Total	51	47	81	79	68	55	65	47	39	18	14	25	586
Benalla.	1	38	7	2	2	2								51
	2	40	18	14	5	8	7	3	1		1			97
	3	24	20	15	7	10	8	8	3	3	3			101
	4	22	49	44	50	44	44	28	27	14	11	4	3	340
	5	14	37	34	56	43	43	28	26	18	4	6	7	316
	6	11	23	23	44	32	47	41	35	15	11	12	7	301
	Over 6	5	19	13	38	51	57	45	35	37	24	16	33	373
	Unspd.	4	3	1	3	2	5	6	7	2	1		1	35
	Total	158	176	146	205	192	211	159	134	89	55	38	51	1,614
Violet Town.	1	5	3											8
	2	8	8	6	6	3	3	2	1	2	2			41
	3	5	2	4	6	7	3	1	3	2		1		34
	4	6	18	19	21	19	8	11	7	7	2	6	4	128
	5	4	8	11	15	10	4	10	7	8	4	6	4	91
	6	1	5	6	7	22	13	7	10	5	2	2	6	86
	Over 6	2	3	9	11	14	10	13	10	7	5	7	6	97
	Unspd.						1	2			2			5
	Total	31	47	55	66	75	42	46	38	31	17	22	20	490
Euroa.	1	15	7	1										23
	2	26	14	7	9	3	5	1	1	1				67
	3	12	12	11	9	7	9	5	2	2		2	2	73
	4	13	26	23	26	32	24	22	12	10	5	7	4	204
	5	3	20	22	18	26	26	22	22	8	10	3	2	182
	6	9	16	11	19	34	24	11	10	17	10	6	2	169
	Over 6	5	10	16	17	24	28	29	25	26	24	13	19	236
	Unspd.	3	3	2	2	2	6	2						20
	Total	86	108	93	100	128	122	92	72	64	49	31	29	974
Mansfield.	1	34	9	1	1			1			1			47
	2	23	7	3	10	2	3	4						52
	3	6	8	4	5	13	2	3	2	1	1			45
	4	12	25	28	22	13	17	16	11	5	4		1	154
	5	9	12	14	10	17	15	8	9	5	1	4	3	107
	6	2	8	15	16	4	12	8	7	4	3	3	4	86
	Over 6	3	7	7	18	19	17	24	22	13	13	9	24	176
	Unspd.	4	3	6	3	3	3	1	3		2		1	29
	Total	93	79	78	85	71	69	65	54	28	25	16	33	696

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Howqua.	1	85	26	10		1								122
	2	29	15	6	5	3	3		1					62
	3	13	13	7	6	7	7	2	2			1		58
	4	10	20	7	18	16	6	8	4	2				91
	5	3	6	8	4	8	6	1	4	1	2		2	45
	6	2	1	3	7	6	2	5		1	1		1	29
	Over 6	3	4	6	4	4	7	5	5	4	4	1	11	58
	Unspd.	2	2	1				1						6
	Total	147	87	48	44	45	31	22	16	8	7	2	14	471
Oxley.	1	45	8	2										55
	2	20	18	3	2	5	2	1	1					52
	3	1	4	6	5	9	4	4	4	1	1	1		40
	4	19	22	17	27	22	18	11	15	10	1	3	2	167
	5	8	9	14	18	8	19	10	12	8	5	5	3	119
	6	1	12	6	21	18	14	16	8	9	6	3	2	116
	Over 6	2	4	10	22	13	17	22	14	24	14	8	26	176
	Unspd.	3	2	2	2	3	2	4	2					20
	Total	99	79	60	97	78	76	68	56	52	27	20	33	745
Bright.	1	132	29	9		1								171
	2	77	22	13	4	3	2	3	1					125
	3	22	16	9	8	6	7	3		1	1			73
	4	21	41	30	33	28	21	18	9	6	6	1	2	216
	5	8	25	33	26	35	29	16	17	9	5		1	204
	6	6	17	28	22	18	19	15	20	11	2	8	4	170
	Over 6	2	16	18	28	40	30	24	19	9	9	5	16	216
	Unspd.	4	3		1	2	1	1	1					13
	Total	272	169	140	122	133	109	80	67	36	23	14	23	1,188
Beechworth.	1	87	5	2	2		1							97
	2	66	11	9	7	2	2							97
	3	27	14	13	12	13	3	7		2			1	92
	4	38	39	39	31	36	29	20	11	6		5	2	256
	5	9	40	43	34	34	33	24	11	7	3	6	1	245
	6	8	28	37	30	36	47	24	24	11	7	6	6	264
	Over 6	5	22	42	39	43	45	50	35	23	14	4	22	344
	Unspd.	6	2	6	1		1	1		1	2			20
	Total	246	161	191	156	164	161	126	81	50	26	21	32	1,415
North Ovens.	1	10	1											11
	2	3	10	1		1	3	1		1	1			21
	3	1	5	7	4	2	1	1						21
	4	14	13	17	11	14	8	14	9	3	2	3	1	109
	5	4	9	12	8	7	9	14	5	4	2	3	2	79
	6	4	4	9	14	8	12	7	5	5	4	1	3	76
	Over 6		2	3	12	5	9	12	9	9	11	4	10	86
	Unspd.			1			1			1		1		4
	Total	36	44	50	49	37	43	49	28	23	20	12	16	407
Rutherglen.	1	75	28	4	1				1		1		3	113
	2	29	20	20	16	15	7	9	4	1	1		2	124
	3	5	16	29	22	21	6	8	7	3		1	4	122
	4	9	26	46	48	36	31	36	17	14	8	2	2	275
	5	10	14	17	27	19	31	15	21	14	6	6	4	184
	6	4	6	12	16	18	11	15	9	9	7	3	9	119
	Over 6		9	8	9	21	15	9	14	16	11	8	24	144
	Unspd.	9	5	3	12	4	1	4	2	2	1	1	5	49
	Total	141	124	139	151	134	102	96	75	59	35	21	53	1,130
Chiltern.	1	12	3		1									16
	2	19	5	6	2	1	2			1				36
	3	6	8	7	7	3	5	4						40
	4	13	14	23	26	19	14	9	4	1	2	1		126
	5	4	11	26	20	19	22	9	11	9	6	2	1	140
	6	5	7	13	13	10	15	12	11	7	3		2	98
	Over 6	1	2	9	14	9	15	11	12	9	8	2	7	99
	Unspd.	6	3	2	3	2		3		1			1	21
	Total	66	53	86	86	63	73	48	38	28	19	5	11	576

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Yackundandah.	1	53	13											66
	2	25	15	4	5	3						1		53
	3	7	13	7	8	2	6	1	5					49
	4	18	19	25	18	25	22	15	8	4	5	2	1	162
	5	9	12	27	28	22	19	14	13	8	7	3	2	164
	6	4	11	16	13	21	18	10	9	5	6	1	5	119
	Over 6	2	12	13	18	23	24	28	22	16	9	11	21	199
	Unspd.	7	1	2		1	1	1			1		1	15
	Total	125	96	94	90	97	90	69	57	33	28	18	30	827
Wodonga.	1	8												8
	2	13	5	1	1	2								22
	3	4	4	3	2	2	1		1					17
	4	9	16	18	15	9	9	8	4		1	1		90
	5	3	9	9	15	10	13	6	8	2	2	1	1	79
	6	5	4	10	5	11	6	6	4	2	4	4		61
	Over 6		3	1	7	6	15	10	10	10	3	4	9	78
	Unspd.				1	2	1				1			5
	Total	42	41	42	46	42	45	30	27	14	11	10	10	360
Towong.	1	112	36	7										155
	2	44	19	29	14	14	6	1	2	1			1	131
	3	9	19	24	16	12	5	2	1	1				89
	4	18	32	39	49	29	39	19	27	9	6	2	3	272
	5	10	9	22	29	41	34	21	20	17	12	4	4	223
	6	5	14	6	17	28	21	29	11	19	9	4	10	173
	Over 6	3	7	17	26	22	27	25	22	19	11	19	45	243
	Unspd.	5	1	2	3					1			1	13
	Total	206	137	146	154	146	132	97	83	67	38	29	64	1,299
Omeo.	1	161	58	13	4		2							238
	2	52	28	20	13	6	6	2	4					131
	3	20	19	18	25	18	8	4	1	5	1			119
	4	23	27	21	27	21	28	18	17	7	2	3		194
	5	5	9	20	17	15	10	9	4	8	4	4	2	107
	6	1	5	13	10	8	8	11	9	2	4	4		75
	Over 6	2	3	11	12	14	14	12	17	12	9	3	27	136
	Unspd.	17	7	4			2	1	1	1		1	1	35
	Total	281	156	120	108	82	78	57	53	35	20	15	30	1,035
Orbost.	1	54	17	6	1	2	1							81
	2	38	31	15	17	14	1	3	3			2		124
	3	8	15	9	9	12	7	8	2	4				74
	4	7	8	18	19	27	24	11	15	8	4	1		142
	5	4	15	10	6	19	13	6	12	6	4	1	1	97
	6	1	2	6	3	10	12	4	7	6	2		3	56
	Over 6	3	2	9	5	10	10	6	7	10	5	5	18	90
	Unspd.	2	2		2		1	2	4	1				14
	Total	117	92	73	62	94	69	40	50	35	15	9	22	678
Tambo.	1	18	5	1	3	3		2				1		33
	2	16	10	5	12	6	2	1	2	1			1	56
	3	10	5	6	8	4	11	3	3	1				51
	4	6	14	19	16	15	12	14	11	6	4	2	4	123
	5	6	5	5	7	9	11	4	5	4	4		2	62
	6	2	3	7	4	7	4	7	7	7	2	1	1	52
	Over 6	1	2	2	12	6	14	7	9	9	7		8	77
	Unspd.	1	1	1	1		1		1	1		1		8
	Total	60	45	46	63	50	55	38	38	29	17	5	16	462
Bairnadale.	1	151	22	6	3	1		1						184
	2	76	24	24	20	11	8	6		1	1		1	172
	3	26	26	26	24	18	19	9	4	4	1			157
	4	30	64	55	71	60	48	41	24	17	9	1	2	422
	5	12	31	36	45	51	30	35	15	18	7	3	1	284
	6	7	20	24	33	46	21	25	17	9	7	4	6	219
	Over 6	4	13	25	33	36	39	37	28	22	21	15	26	299
	Unspd.	10	3	3	3	2	1	3	6				1	32
	Total	316	203	199	232	225	166	157	94	71	46	23	37	1,769

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Avon.	1	15	3	2										20
	2	13	7	4	1	2	2			1				30
	3	2	5	7	5	5	2	1						27
	4	12	11	17	13	13	14	7	2	5		3	1	98
	5	2	6	17	11	12	11	13	2	2	5		1	82
	6	2	3	11	9	8	8	10	3	7	1	3		65
	Over 6		1	12	15	20	19	17	17	13	5	5	12	136
	Unspd.	5		1	2		1		1		1			11
	Total	51	36	71	56	60	57	48	25	28	12	11	14	469
Rosedale.	1	9	3	1										13
	2	13	6	5	4	1	3	1						33
	3	3	3	6	4	2	5	1	1	2	1			28
	4	14	17	28	15	18	19	9	8	6	3	3		140
	5	6	13	13	9	17	11	21	5	5		4	1	105
	6	3	6	16	15	22	12	11	5	11	4		2	107
	Over 6	7	10	11	17	18	25	20	18	15	10	9	13	173
	Unspd.	1		2		1	3			1				8
	Total	56	58	82	64	79	78	63	37	40	18	16	16	607
Maffra.	1	22	9	1	1									33
	2	20	12	7	2	3	3	1	1	1				50
	3	6	8	4	9	4		4	1					36
	4	11	21	19	26	21	14	10	8	7	4	1	1	143
	5	7	12	17	19	27	16	16	12	8	4	3	3	144
	6	1	14	15	16	12	17	11	9	2	6	3	1	107
	Over 6	4	12	22	28	25	34	20	13	17	21	10	17	223
	Unspd.	3	2	2	1	1	1	1		2	2	1		16
	Total	74	90	87	102	93	85	63	44	37	37	18	22	752
Walhalla..	1	121	27	6	1	1								156
	2	38	19	8	13	7	4	1	2					92
	3	12	20	16	19	11	6	5		1	1			91
	4	13	23	21	24	16	18	11	12	3		1		142
	5	8	12	20	11	21	19	12	7	8		1		119
	6	1	7	3	10	10	15	5	15	5	2	1	1	75
	Over 6	1	2	13	8	7	7	11	5	3	2	4	5	68
	Unspd.	6		4	1	5	1		1					18
	Total	200	110	91	87	78	70	45	42	20	5	7	6	761
Traralgon.	1	8	1	1			1							11
	2	6	9	3	4	2	1							25
	3	9	2	6	3	1	1	2	1	2				27
	4	11	15	16	13	20	12	11	13	4				115
	5	5	12	9	9	12	8	7	3	5	2	1		73
	6	4	3	11	13	12	7	7	7	6	2	3	2	77
	Over 6	2	6	10	14	22	17	12	10	9	2	4	9	117
	Unspd.					3	2	1			1	1		8
	Total	45	48	56	56	72	49	40	34	26	7	9	11	453
Alberton.	1	9	2		1									12
	2	29	17	9	9	4	4	3	2					77
	3	4	6	5	6	6	4	2	2	4	2	1		42
	4	19	29	31	37	26	21	29	18	7	5	4	2	228
	5	4	10	11	23	14	17	10	12	8	9	3	1	122
	6	3	10	15	21	19	23	19	9	10	4	2	5	140
	Over 6		11	13	18	16	13	16	18	8	10	8	12	143
	Unspd.		1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1				8
	Total	68	86	85	116	86	83	80	62	38	30	18	20	772
South Gippsland.	1	44	25	1	4									74
	2	26	24	11	9	11	4	3	2	5	1			96
	3	2	9	7	4	7	4	8	3	3	2		1	50
	4	18	18	23	24	21	8	19	9	8	5	2	1	156
	5	4	12	9	11	17	15	14	8	4	2	2	3	101
	6	2	6	4	12	10	4	13	3	7	2	2	6	71
	Over 6	2	2	4	4	6	5	4	10	10	2	3	14	66
	Unspd.	1	2		1	1	2	1	3	1	1			13
	Total	99	98	59	69	73	42	62	38	38	15	9	25	627

TABLE 14.—Section C.—Number of Persons, Dwellings, and Rooms in combination—continued.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	Number of Dwellings occupied by the following Numbers of Persons.												Total Number of Dwellings.
Shires.	Rooms in each Dwelling.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	More than Eleven Persons.	Total Number of Dwellings.
Woorayl.	1	22	11	2		1	1							37
	2	22	15	12	7	4	1	3	2					66
	3	8	6	6	13	8	5	1	3	2	1	2	2	57
	4	9	19	25	22	29	17	21	17	7	4	3	4	177
	5	4	7	14	20	12	16	8	13	10	6	6	3	119
	6		2	7	8	7	10	6	8	7	2	4	1	62
	Over 6	2	3	3	10	20	11	10	15	8	6	3	16	107
	Unspd.	6	1	5	3	2	1	1	2	2		1	1	25
	Total	73	64	74	83	83	62	50	60	36	19	19	27	650
Mirboo.	1	5		1					1					7
	2	8	4	3	6	1			1	1				24
	3	1	4	2	2	3	2	2	1	1				18
	4	1	8	7	6	7	10	8	5	3	2			57
	5	2	4	3	2	7	8	9	1	1	2		1	40
	6		3	7	4	6	2	3	3		3	2	1	34
	Over 6		2	1	1	8	7	4	1	3	2		5	34
	Unspd.	1	1	1							1		1	5
	Total	18	26	25	21	32	29	26	13	9	10	2	8	219
Morwell.	1	9	3	1	1									14
	2	9	12	8	7	5	4	1	1	1			1	49
	3	8	6	5	6	2	6	4	1	2	1	2		43
	4	11	13	25	19	15	11	9	8	5	5		1	122
	5		7	14	15	12	9	9	11	9	2	1		89
	6	4	6	11	10	18	16	14	8	6	5	4	3	105
	Over 6		4	11	10	13	10	13	6	5	4	7	10	93
	Unspd.	3	3	1	6	3	2	2		2		1	1	24
	Total	44	54	76	74	68	58	52	35	30	17	15	16	539
Narracan.	1	61	12	2	1									76
	2	27	21	14	16	11	7	2	1	1				100
	3	12	14	16	11	10	13	8	4	6	1		1	96
	4	15	21	25	24	35	27	23	20	14	7	2	1	214
	5	7	7	14	17	20	21	16	15	11	10	3	3	144
	6	3	6	11	13	16	16	10	12	11	2	5	2	107
	Over 6		5	10	13	9	15	8	15	7	9	7	10	108
	Unspd.	5	1	1		1	3			1	1		1	14
	Total	130	87	93	95	102	102	67	67	51	30	17	18	859
Warragul.	1	11	1	5										17
	2	23	13	14	10	3	1	4						68
	3	8	15	13	12	11	5	1	5	3				73
	4	14	28	31	27	33	23	24	22	10	4		1	217
	5	1	8	30	19	23	15	17	12	12	6	3	4	150
	6		11	13	16	14	14	13	11	16	1	3	5	117
	Over 6	1	6	12	11	21	26	24	15	9	9	6	15	155
	Unspd.	2		1	5		2		1			1	2	14
	Total	60	82	119	100	105	86	83	66	50	20	13	27	811
Buln Buln.	1	46	13	4	2									65
	2	43	25	10	8	6	8	3		1	1			105
	3	16	17	14	13	11	3	9	7	7	1			98
	4	19	43	43	40	29	32	32	17	6	6	1		268
	5	6	12	20	21	20	20	12	8	6	4	2		131
	6	4	6	20	15	18	18	21	10	10	3	4	3	132
	Over 6	3	9	10	15	22	19	27	16	20	7	7	9	164
	Unspd.	3	1			1	1	1	2			1	1	11
	Total	140	126	121	114	107	101	105	60	50	22	15	13	974

TABLE 15.—Population and Habitations of Municipal Districts within the area of the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works District, and within a radius of Ten Miles from the Melbourne Post Office., SECTION A.—TOTAL POPULATION, CHINESE AND ABORIGINES, AND TOTAL HABITATIONS.
Municipal Districts.	Total Population.			Chinese.*		Aborigines.*		Habitations.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings.	Houses.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings.	Uninhabited	Being Built.
In Board of Works District.
CITIES.
Melbourne	68,374	34,161	34,213	1,384	95	6	5	12,298	281	14
Fitzroy	31,687	14,808	16,879	89	11			6,346	155	10
Collingwood	32,749	15,383	17,366	25	3			6,803	200	10
Richmond	37,824	18,074	19,750	61	2			7,908	156	4
Prahran	40,441	17,700	22,741	24	1	1	1	8,437	197	19
South Melbourne	40,619	19,412	21,207	39	7	1	1	8,056	169	18
St. Kilda	20,542	8,803	11,739	34	3	1	1	3,955	82	20
Hawthorn	21,430	9,484	11,946	72	2	1	1	4,390	143	8
Footscray	18,318	9,094	9,224	5	1			3,582	106	8
TOWNS.
North Melbourne	18,120	8,876	9,244	46	7	1		3,640	43
Brunswick	24,141	11,470	12,671	113	11	5	3	4,887	87	14
Essendon	17,426	8,087	9,339	74				3,499	67	13
Northcote	9,677	4,646	5,031	7		5	2	1,878	38	19
Williamstown	14,052	6,793	7,259	13	1	10	4	2,942	110	8
Port Melbourne	12,176	5,989	6,187	6		1	1	2,439	35	3
Brighton	10,047	4,443	5,604	121	4	4	1	1,982	85	4
Malvern†	10,619	4,656	5,963	14	2			2,114	56	24
BOROUGHS.
Flemington and Kensington	10,946	5,361	5,585	9				2,216	60
Kew	9,469	4,354	5,115	59				1,586	43	8
Caulfield†	9,541	4,361	5,180	49	4			1,869	68	6
SHIRES.
Boroondara	8,602	3,927	4,675	16		1	1	1,674	58	17
Preston	4,059	1,975	2,084	4				761	25	2
Coburg	6,772	3,394	3,378	77				1,260	34	7
Nunawading (part of)	744	318	426					163	11
Heidelberg (part of)	3,895	1,923	1,972	5				571	7	8
Moorabbin (part of)	1,278	566	712	5				231	24	1
Total §	483,548	228,058	255,490	2,351	154	37	21	95,487	2,340	245
Outside Board of Works District.
BOROUGH.
Oakleigh	1,273	613	660					275	13
SHIRES (part of).
Wyndham	552	308	244					112	3
Braybrook	1,042	565	477	6		8		212	22	1
Keilor	372	206	166					78	6
Broadmeadows	982	497	485					170	6
Epping	196	104	92					37	1
Heidelberg	216	128	88					47	5
Eltham	85	37	48					18
Templestowe	360	186	174					71	3
Doncastor	498	268	230					100	3
Nunawading	2,722	1,343	1,379					551	20	2
Mulgrave	338	184	154					56	8	1
Moorabbin	2,114	1,138	976	74				430	29	5
Whittlesea	51	28	23					9	1
Shipping in Hobson's Bay and River ‖	1,730	1,540	190	49
Grand Total	496,079	235,203	260,876	2,480	154	45	21	97,653	2,460	254

[* Including half-castes.] [† Constituted a town on 16th April, 1901 ; formerly a borough.] [‡ Constituted a borough on 13th April, 1901 ; formerly a shire.] [§ This corresponds with the district of Melbourne and suburbs referred to in other portions of the Census returns.] [‖ Number of ships and vessels, 113. See page 94, post.]

TABLE 15.—GREATER MELBOURNE—continued., SECTION B.—POPULATION AND INHABITED DWELLINGS IN THE DIVISIONS OF GREATER MELBOURNE, AS SHOWS ON THE MAP.
Reference to Map.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Persons.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Length of Side of Square containing 100 Persons.
				Links.
	Melbourne City—
1	Bourke ward	12,603	2,228	970*
2	Lonsdale ward	2,443	232
3	Latrobe ward	3,405	473
4	Gipps ward	7,363	1,087
5	Albert ward	8,002	1,348	906
6	Smith ward	14,225	2,630	651
7	Victoria ward	20,333	4,300	495
	Fitzroy City—
8	East ward	6,534	1,288	540
9	West ward	6,788	1,243
10	Central ward	7,153	1,497
11	North ward	5,926	1,218
12	Clifton ward	5,286	1,100
	Collingwood City—
13	Barkly ward	7,070	1,596	590
14	Darling ward	8,839	1,892
15	Victoria ward	5,852	1,250
16	Abbotsford ward	6,167	1,108
17	Loch ward	4,821	957
	Kew-Borough—
18	North ward	2,543	255	1,756
18A	Prospect ward	1,307	270
18B	Studley Park ward	1,451	268
18C	Central ward	1,687	315
18D	College ward	2,481	478
	Hawthorn City—
19	Auburn ward	7,322	1,483	1,059
20	Glenferrie ward	6,786	1,436
21	Power ward	3,076	594
22	Yarra ward	4,246	877
	Richmond City—
23	East ward	5,143	1,081	573
24	North ward	7,996	1,720
25	Central ward	6,924	1,433
26	West ward	8,485	1,768
27	South ward	9,276	1,906
Prahran City—
28	Toorak ward	3,597	689	757
29	South Yarra ward	13,196	2,786
30	Prahran ward	12,836	2,717
31	Windsor ward	10,812	2,245
	Malvern Town—
32	Western ward	6,503	1,333	1,938
33	Central ward	2,811	563
34	Eastern ward	1,305	218
	Caulfield Borough—
35	Eastern ward	1,607	318	2,524
36	North-Western ward	2,232	412
37	East St. Kilda ward	1,811	359
38	South-western ward	3,891	780
	Brighton Town—
39	East ward	2,240	451	1,763
40	South ward	2,193	398
41	Central ward	3,137	637
42	North ward	2,477	496
	St. Kilda City—
43	South ward	8,314	1,708	935
44	North ward	6,336	1,255
45	West ward	5,892	992
	South Melbourne City—
46	Canterbury ward	9,367	1,855	671
47	Queen's ward	7,343	1,490
48	Fawkner ward	4,434	852
49	Normanby ward	5,479	1,148
50	Beaconsfield ward	13,996	2,711
51	Port Melbourne Town	12,176	2,439	610†
	Williamstown Town—
52	Centre ward	3,633	773	1,287
53	South ward	3,062	616
54	North ward	5,599	1,193
55	Victoria ward	1,758	360
	Footseray City—
56	South ward	6,404	1,250	1,186
57	Middle ward	5,210	1,011
58	North ward	6,704	1,321
59	Flemington and Kensington Borough	10,946	2,216	845
	North Melbourne Town—
60	Western ward	6,852	1,393	558
61	Middle ward	6,619	1,307
62	Eastern ward	4,649	940
	Essendon Town—
63	Ascotvale ward	5,737	1,141	1,515
64	Moonee Ponds ward	8,911	1,799
65	Essendon ward	2,778	559
	Brunswick Town—
66	South ward	8,957	1,792	1,062
67	Middle ward	5,955	1,205
68	North ward	9,229	1,890
69	Coburg Shire	6,772	1,260	2,662
	Northeote Town—
70	West ward	1,460	290	1,716
71	Central ward	2,211	397
72	South ward	2,825	559
73	East ward	1,365	277
74	North ward	1,816	355
	Preston Shire—
75	West riding	1,751	331	4,656
76	Central riding	1,158	215
77	East riding	1,150	215
	Boroondara Shire—
78	North riding	2,703	531	3,110
79	Centre riding	4,822	934
80	South riding	1,077	209
81	Moorabbin Shire (part)	3,392	661	4,224
82
84
88 to 90	Mulgrave Shire (part)	338	56	9,421
91	Oakleigh Borough	1,273	275	4,136
92 to 94	Nunawading Shire (part)	3,466	714	4,331
95	Doneaster Shire (part)	498	100	6,337
96	Templestowe Shire (part)	360	71	10,206
97 to 99	Heidelberg Shire (part)	4,111	618	5,173
100	Whittlesea Shire (part)	51	9	5,858
104	Epping Shire (part)	196	37	12,877
105 to 106	Broadmeadows Shire (part)	982	170	10,892
135 to 137	Keilor Shire (part)	372	78	16,801
138 to 140	Braybrook Shire (part)	1,042	212	11,591
141	Wyndham Shire (part)	552	112	15,048
5E	Eltham Shire (part)‡	85	18	10,290

Note.—Further particulars are given on pages 75, 77, and 108 to 110.

[* Not including Railway Yards and Docks.] [† Not including Fisherman's Bend and land reclaimed by the Harbor Trust.] [‡ Eltham Shire is in the County of Evelyn, see page 113.]

MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS.

SHOWING BOUNDARIES OF MUNICIPAL DISTRICT & DIVISIONS WITHIN TEN MILES RADIUS FROM GENERAL POST OFFICE.

TABLE 16.—Households, Persons, and Rooms in Private Houses, and Special Establishments of each kind ; also the number of Ships, Tents, &c., together with the number of Dwellers therein.
Description of Habitation.	Number of—
Description of Habitation.	Households, &c.	Persons.	Rooms.
Private Houses—
Occupied by one person only	19929‖	19,929	57,440
Occupied by private families	210,003	1,089,060	1,105,617
Housekeeping Unions*	565	2,960	1,778
Hotels	3,566	29,572	51,165
Boarding Houses	3,448	26,932	27,165
Coffee Palaces, &c.	104	2,206	3,641
Boarding Schools	84	1,893	2,146
Convents and other Religious Houses†	64	3,315	1,550
Hospitals	88	3,688	1,916
Lunatic Asylums	7	4,671	1,412
Gaols, Industrial Schools, and Reformatories	34	1,710	1,740
Benevolent Asylums and Charitable Institutions	71	4,836	1,812
Other Institutions, including Clubs, &c. ‡	24	304	359
Total in Inhabited Buildings	237,987	1,191,076	1257741§
Ships	187	2,281
Tents	3,423	6,931
No Habitation—Camping out		1,053
Total	241,597	1,201,341

NOTE.—The term "Special Establishment " refers to groups of person (other than a private family) as a rule unrelated—but sometimes embracing whole families—living together in the same dwelling for the sake of convenience, comfort, or expediency.

[* Persons living together, but not of the same family, such as males in their work, Barracks (either Police or Military), and Firemen's quarters are included in this line.] [#2020; Consisting of 41 Convents, 2 Monasteries, 4 other Roman Catholic Institutions, 5 Church of England Institutions (Deaconesses Homes, &c.), 1 Wesleyan Mission Training Home, 1 Salvation Army Homes and 2 "Training Garrisons," and 4 others belonging to the Young Women's Christian Association, the Women's Christian Temperance Union, and the Excelsior Home.] [‡ Embracing 3 Nurses' Homes, a Servants' Training Institution, 2 Bichloride of Gold Institutions, an Hydropathic Establishment, 14 Clubs (so returned), the Tasmanian Cable Station, the Burwood Boys' Home, and the Korumburra Labour Colony.] [‖ A person living by himself is regarded as a family.] [§ Exclusive of the rooms contained in 3763 dwellings for which the number of rooms was not specified.]

Table 17.—Households of Different Sizes Living in Private Houses, and in Each Class of Special Establishment., PART I.—VICTORIA.
Number of Persons in each Dwelling.	No. of Dwellings.	Total Number of Persons.	Number of Households.													Number of Persons Living—
			Private Families.	Special Establishments.												In Private Families.	In Special Establishments.
			Private Families.	House keeping Unions.	Hotels.	Boarding Houses.	Coffee Palaces, &c.	Boarding Schools.	Religious Houses.	Hospitals.	Lunatic Asylums.	Gaols and Industrial and Reformatory Schools.	Benevolent and Charitable Institutions.	Others.	Total.	In Private Families.	Housekeeping Unions.	Hotels.	Boarding Houses.	Coffee Palaces, &c.	Boarding Schools.	Religious Houses.	Hospitals.	Lunatic Asylums.	Gaols and Industrial and Reformatory Schools.	Benevolent and Charitable Institutions.	Others.	Total.
1	19,964	19,964	19,929	1	19	13						1		1	35	19,929	1	19	13						1		1	35
2	29,343	58,686	28,916	193	122	108		3						1	427	57,832	386	244	216		6						2	854
3	33,243	99,729	32,584	118	275	250	5	2	3	1		3		2	659	97,752	354	825	750	15	6	9	3		9		6	1,977
4	34,700	138,800	33,876	70	368	377	1	3				2	3		824	135,504	280	1,472	1,508	4	12				8	12		3,296
5	32,325	161,625	31,458	38	420	399	5			1			2	2	867	157,290	190	2,100	1,995	25			5			10	10	4,335
6	27,283	163,698	26,423	29	393	413	8	4	4	3			3	3	860	158,538	174	2,358	2,478	48	24	24	18			18	18	5,160
7	21,164	148,148	20,388	21	365	374	3	1	4	4		1		3	776	142,716	147	2,555	2,618	21	7	28	28		7		21	5,432
8	15,295	122,360	14,576	19	313	367	2	3	1	4		3	4	3	719	116,608	152	2,504	2,936	16	24	8	32		24	32	24	5,752
9	10,070	90,630	9,516	14	262	258	7	5	1	4		2		1	554	85,644	126	2,358	2,322	63	45	9	36		18		9	4,986
10	6,075	60,750	5,633	11	216	199	7	5	1	2			1		442	56,330	110	2,160	1,990	70	50	10	20			10		4,420
11	3,549	39,039	3,181	6	175	165	6	7	3	2		1	2	1	368	34,991	66	1,925	1,815	66	77	33	22		11	22	11	4,048
12	1,990	23,880	1,699	10	126	140	5	5		1		2	2		291	20,388	120	1,512	1,680	60	60		12		24	24		3,492
13	1,058	13,754	847	3	101	88	3	6	1	7			2		211	11,011	39	1,313	1,144	39	78	13	91			26		2,743
14	574	8,036	408	3	73	81	1	3		3			1	1	166	5,712	42	1,022	1,134	14	42		42			14	14	2,324
15	332	4,980	198	4	60	54	4	2		2		1	5	2	134	2,970	60	900	810	60	30		30		15	75	30	2,010
16	227	3,632	114	3	69	31	4	1		2		1	2		113	1,824	48	1,104	496	64	16		32		16	32		1,808
17	171	2,907	79	6	44	32	3	3		2		1	1		92	1,343	102	748	544	51	51		34		17	17		1,564
18	85	1,530	27	5	21	16	6	4	1	2			3		58	486	90	378	288	108	72	18	36			54		1,044
19	70	1,330	23	1	21	15	3		3	3			1		47	437	19	399	285	57		57	57			19		893
20 and upwards	469	27,598	57	10	123	68	31	27	42	45	7	16	39	4	412	1,684	454	3,676	1,910	1,425	1,293	3,106	3,190	4,671	1,560	4,471	158	25,914
Total in Inhabited Buildings	237,987	1,191,076	229,932	565	3,566	3,448	104	84	64	88	7	34	71	24	8,055	1,108,989	2,960	29,572	26,932	2,206	1,893	3,315	3,688	4,671	1,710	4,836	304	82,087

TABLE 17.—Households of Different Sizes living in Private Houses, and in Each Class of Special Establishment., PART II.—MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS.—BOARD OF WORKS DISTRICT.
Number of Persons in each Dwelling.	No. of Dwellings.	Total Number of Persons.	Number of Households.													Number of Persons Living—
			Private Families.	Special Establishments.												In Private Families.	In Special Establishments.
			Private Families.	Housekeeping Unions.	Hotels.	Boarding Houses.	Coffee Palaces, &c.	Boarding Schools.	Religious Houses.	Hospitals.	Lunatic Asylums.	Gaols and Industrial and Reformatory Schools.	Benevolent and Charitable Institutions.	Others.	Total.	In Private Families.	Housekeeping Unions.	Hotels.	Boarding Houses.	Coffee Palaces, &c.	Boarding Schools.	Religious Houses.	Hospitals.	Lunatic Asylums.	Gaols and Industrial and Reformatory Schools.	Benevolent and Charitable Institutions.	Others.	Total.
1	3,694	3,694	3,685		3	6									9	3,685		3	6									9
2	11,986	23,972	11,863	18	36	67		2							123	23,726	36	72	134		4							246
3	14,992	44,976	14,707	12	100	164	1	2	1	1		2		2	285	44,121	36	300	492	3	6	3	3		6		6	855
4	15,873	63,492	15,471	13	129	255		3					2		402	61,884	52	516	1,020		12					8		1,608
5	14,333	71,665	13,897	3	158	272				1			1	1	436	69,485	15	790	1,360				5			5	5	2,180
6	11,784	70,704	11,355	4	135	279	1	4	1	1			2	2	429	68,130	24	810	1,674	6	24	6	6			12	12	2,574
7	8,684	60,788	8,272	3	130	273		1	2	1				2	412	57,904	21	910	1,911		7	14	7				14	2,884
8	5,916	47,328	5,549	1	82	274		2	1	3		1	1	2	367	44,392	8	656	2,192		16	8	24		8	8	16	2,936
9	3,558	32,022	3,290	3	60	200		3				1		1	268	29,610	27	540	1,800		27				9		9	2,412
10	2,008	20,080	1,808	1	51	140	1	5	1				1		200	18,080	10	510	1,400	10	50	10				10		2,000
11	1,143	12,573	960		52	118		7	2	1			2	1	183	10,560		572	1,298		77	22	11			22	11	2,011
12	562	6,744	433	1	30	94		2				1	1		129	5,196	12	360	1,128		24				12	12		1,548
13	310	4,030	221		20	57		4		6			2		89	2,873		260	741		52		78			26		1,157
14	165	2,310	93	1	13	52		3		2				1	72	1,302	14	182	728		42		28				14	1,008
15	95	1,425	43		14	31	1	1		1			4		52	645		210	465	15	15		15			60		780
16	53	848	22	1	9	19				2					31	352	16	144	304				32					496
17	37	629	10		10	12	1	3		1					27	170		170	204	17	51		17					459
18	30	540	12		2	8	1	3	1	1			2		18	216		36	144	18	54	18	18			36		324
19	22	418	6		5	6	1		2	2					16	114		95	114	19		38	38					304
20 and upwards	201	15,144	14	2	44	37	15	17	20	13	2	7	27	3	187	478	71	1,737	1,140	994	839	1,917	1,420	2,129	1,173	3,164	82	14,666
Total in Inhabited Buildings	95,446	483,382	91,711	63	1,083	2,364	22	62	31	36	2	12	45	15	3,735	442,923	342	8,873	18,255	1,082	1,300	2,036	1,702	2,129	1,208	3,363	169	40,459

TABLE 17.—continued. PART III.—REMAINDER OF STATE.
Number of Persons in each Dwelling.	No. of Dwellings.	Total Number of Persons.	Number of Households.													Number of Persons Living—
			Private Families.	Special Establishments.												In Private Families.	In Special Establishments.
			Private Families.	Housekeeping Unions.	Hotels.	Boarding Houses.	Coffee Palaces, &c.	Boarding Schools.	Religious Houses.	Hospitals.	Lunatic Asylums.	Gaols and Industrial and Reformatory Schools.	Benevolent and Charitable Institutions.	Others.	Total.	In Private Families.	Housekeeping Unions.	Hotels.	Boarding Houses.	Coffee Palaces, &c.	Boarding Schools.	Religious Houses.	Hospitals.	Lunatic Asylums.	Gaols and Industrial and Reformatory Schools.	Benevolent and Charitable Institutions.	Others.	Total.
1	16,270	16,270	16,244	1*	16	7						1		1	26	16,244	1	16	7						1		1	26
2	17,357	34,714	17,053	175	86	41		1						1	304	34,106	350	172	82		2						2	608
3	18,251	54,753	17,877	106	175	86	4		2			1			374	53,631	318	525	258	12		6			3			1,122
4	18,827	75,308	18,405	57	239	122	1					2	1		422	73,620	228	956	488	4					8	4		1,688
5	17,992	89,960	17,561	35	262	127	5						1	1	431	87,805	175	1,310	635	25						5	5	2,155
6	15,499	92,994	15,068	25	258	134	7		3	2			1	1	431	90,408	150	1,548	804	42		18	12			6	6	2,586
7	12,480	87,360	12,116	18	235	101	3		2	3		1		1	364	84,812	126	1,645	707	21		14	21		7		7	2,548
8	9,379	75,032	9,027	18	231	93	2	1		1		2	3	1	352	72,216	144	1,848	744	16	8		8		16	24	8	2,816
9	6,512	58,608	6,226	11	202	58	7	2	1	4		1			286	56,034	99	1,818	522	63	18	9	36		9			2,574
10	4,067	40,670	3,825	10	165	59	6			2					242	38,250	100	1,650	590	60			20					2,420
11	2,406	26,466	2,221	6	123	47	6		1	1		1			185	24,431	66	1,353	517	66		11	11		11			2,035
12	1,128	17,136	1,266	9	96	46	5	3		1		1	1		162	15,192	108	1,152	552	60	36		12		12	12		1,944
13	748	9,724	626	3	81	31	3	2	1	1					122	8,138	39	1,053	403	39	26	13	13					1,586
14	409	5,726	315	2	60	29	1			1			1		94	4,410	28	840	406	14			14			14		1,316
15	237	3,555	155	4	46	23	3	1		1		1	1	2	82	2,325	60	690	345	45	15		15		15	15	30	1,230
16	174	2,784	92	2	60	12	4	1				1	2		82	1,472	32	960	192	64	16				16	32		1,312
17	134	2,278	69	6	34	20	2			1		1	1		65	1,173	102	578	340	34			17		17	17		1,105
18	55	990	15	5	19	8	5	1		1			1		40	270	90	342	144	90	18		18			18		720
19	48	912	17	1	16	9	2		1	1			1		31	323	19	304	171	38		19	19			19		589
20 and upwards	268	12,454	43	8	79	31	16	10	22	32	5	9	12	1	225	1,206	383	1,939	770	431	454	1,189	1,770	2,542	387	1,307	76	11,248
Total	142,541	707,694	138,221	502	2,483	1,084	82	22	33	52	5	22	26	9	4,320	666,066	2,618	20,699	8,677	1,124	593	1,279	1,986	2,542	502	1,473	135	41,628

[* Police Barracks. Only one constable at home.]

TABLE 18.—Households of Different Sizes in each Class of Special Establishments in each Territorial District., For particulars of Counties contained in each District see Table 8. ante.
(a) HOUSEKEEPING UNIONS.
Territorial District.	Number of Establishments containing—																				Total Number of—
Territorial District.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	Twelve Persons.	Thirteen Persons.	Fourteen Persons.	Fifteen Persons.	Sixteen Persons.	Seventeen Persons.	Eighteen Persons.	Nineteen Persons.	Twenty Persons or Upwards.	Establishments.	Persons.
Central		58	48	30	16	10	8	5	5	1	1	4	2	2		3	1	2		8	204	1,273
North Central		21	13	10	3	2	2	3													54	186
Western		20	7	6	8	11	5	5	3	4	4	5	1		3		4	1	1	1	89	639
Wimmera		16	8	1	1	1	1		1	1											30	97
Mallee		6	6		1			1									1				15	60
Northern	1	19	14	14	2	5	1	5	1	2	1			1	1			2		1	70	356
North-Eastern		28	12	3	3		2		3	2		1									54	192
Gippsland		25	10	6	4		2		1	1											49	157
Total	1	193	118	70	38	29	21	19	14	11	6	10	3	3	4	3	6	5	1	10	565	2,960
(b) HOTELS.
Central	6	52	129	173	214	192	178	129	94	83	67	47	27	22	18	18	13	6	7	54	1,529	12,296
North Central	5	18	34	57	56	52	43	37	35	24	19	9	8	10	6	4	1		2	4	424	2,987
Western	1	8	29	33	39	37	36	39	33	23	21	14	13	7	7	14	4	4	1	21	384	3,461
Wimmera	2	7	15	10	15	15	13	14	11	11	10	7	7	9	5	6	5		3	5	170	1,516
Mallee					1	2	2	3	1	4	1	1	1	1	2	2	1		1	3	26	321
Northern	4	29	40	69	58	56	59	45	49	44	36	18	17	12	4	13	7	8	3	16	587	4,711
North-Eastern	1	7	18	15	26	15	19	28	23	15	10	15	14	6	11	6	9	1	3	9	251	2,337
Gippsland		1	10	11	11	24	15	18	16	12	11	15	14	6	7	6	4	2	1	11	195	1,943
Total	19	122	275	368	420	393	365	313	262	216	175	126	101	73	60	69	44	21	21	123	3,566	29,572
(c) BOARDING HOUSES.
Central	6	82	187	288	299	301	290	286	215	150	124	101	62	56	35	23	17	11	9	47	2,589	20,086
North Central		8	11	19	14	22	13	10	6	9	6	6	4		2	1	2	1	1	2	137	997
Western	4	4	21	30	39	36	28	24	12	19	13	11	13	10	9	1	5	1	1	12	293	2,427
Wimmera	1	1	8	2	9	9	6	7	2		3	2	3	4	1	2	1				61	466
Mallee				1		3		3	3	1		1		3		1	1	3	1	1	22	267
Northern	1	5	13	18	21	19	20	19	10	11	5	8	5	5	4	1	1		1	3	170	1,294
North-Eastern	1	4	6	7	10	12	8	11	6	6	9	7	1	1	1	1	3		2	2	98	810
Gippsland		4	4	12	7	11	9	7	4	3	5	4		2	2	1	2			1	78	585
Total	13	108	250	377	399	413	374	367	258	199	165	140	88	81	54	31	32	16	15	68	3,448	26,912

TABLE 18.—Households of Different Sizes in each Class of Special Establishments in each Territorial District., For particulars of Counties contained in each District see Table 8. ante.
(d)COFFEE PALACE, ETC.
Territorial District.	Number of Establishments containing—																				Total Number of—
Territorial District.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	Twelve Persons.	Thirteen Persons.	Fourteen Persons.	Fifteen Persons.	Sixteen Persons.	Seventeen Persons.	Eighteen Persons.	Nineteen Persons.	Twenty Persons or Upwards.	Establishments.	Persons.
Central			3		3	3		1	2	1		2			2	1	2	3	1	17	41	1,287
North Central									1									1		4	6	118
Western						1				2						1		1		3	8	181
Wimmera										1	2	1	1						1	1	7	104
Mallee						1	1		1		1									2	6	84
Northern					1	1	1			1		2		1	2	2				2	13	187
North-Eastern					1				1	1	2		2						1	1	9	113
Gippsland			2	1		2	1	1	2	1	1						1	1		1	14	132
Total			5	1	5	8	3	2	7	7	6	5	3	1	4	4	3	6	3	31	104	2,206
(e) BOARDING SCHOOLS.
Central		2	2	3		4	1	3	5	5	7	2	6	3	1		3	3		20	70	1,522
Western		1										1			1	1				4	8	214
Wimmera																				1	1	25
Northern												1								1	2	79
North-Eastern																		1		1	2	41
Gippsland												1									1	12
Total		3	2	3		4	1	3	5	5	7	5	6	3	2	1	3	4		27	84	1,893
(f) CONVENTS AND OTHER RELIGIOUS HOUSES.
Central			2			1	2	1		1	2							1	2	27	39	2,451
North Central						2	1													3	6	105
Western									1										1	5	7	488
Wimmera						1															1	6
Northern			1										1							4	6	162
North-Eastern											1									2	3	63
Gippsland							1													1	2	40
Total			3			4	4	1	1	1	3		1					1	3	42	64	3,315
(g) HOSPITALS.
Central			1		1	1	1	3	1		1		6	2	1	2	2	1	3	16	42	1,998
North Central								1		1	1		1							8	12	378
Western							2													7	9	480
Wimmera										1								1		4	6	175
Mallee									1											1	2	36
Northern									1											6	7	413
North-Eastern						1			1			1		1	1					1	6	139
Gippsland						1	1													2	4	69
Total			1		1	3	4	4	4	2	2	1	7	3	2	2	2	2	3	45	88	3,688

[* Police Barracks ; only one constable at home on Census night.]

TABLE 18.—Households of Different Sizes in each Class of Special Establishments in each Territorial District—continued.
(h) LUNATIC ASYLUMS.
Territorial District.	Number of Establishments containing—																				Total Number of—
Territorial District.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	Twelve Persons.	Thirteen Persons.	Fourteen Persons.	Fifteen Persons.	Sixteen Persons.	Seventeen Persons.	Eighteen Persons.	Nineteen Persons.	Twenty Persons or Upwards.	Establishments.	Persons.
Central																				3	3	2,860
Western																				3	3	1,113
North-Eastern																				1	1	698
Total																				7	7	4,671
(i) GAOLS, INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS, AND REFORMATORIES.
Central			2				1	1	2		1	1								11	19	1,474
North Central	1											1								1	3	52
Western			1	1				1								1	1			1	6	92
Northern				1				1							1					1	4	53
North-Eastern																				1	1	38
Gippsland																				1	1	1
Total	1		3	2			1	3	2		1	2			1	1	1			16	34	1,710
(j) BENEVOLENT ASYLUMS AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
Central				2	2	2		4		1	2	1	2	1	5	1		2	1	33	59	3,888
North Central				1		1						1								1	4	123
Western																		1		1	2	327
Northern																1	1			2	4	325
North-Eastern																				1	1	126
Gippsland																				1	1	47
Total				3	2	3		4		1	2	2	2	1	5	2	1	3	1	39	71	4,836
(k) OTHER ESTABLISHMENTS.
Central			2		1	2	2	2	1		1			1	1					3	16	193
Western	1				1	1	1	1							1						6	42
Mallee		1																			1	2
Gippsland																				1	1	67
Total	1	1	2		2	3	3	3	1		1			1	2					4	24	304

[Western District. Hotels central District. Boarding Houses : Central District.]

OCCUPATION GRADES OF HEADS OF PRIVATE FAMILES. Table 19.—Occupation Grades of Heads of Private Families or Households of different sizes.
Occupation Grade of Head of Household.	Number of Households of the following number of Persons :—																				Total.
Occupation Grade of Head of Household.	1.	2.	3.	4.	5.	6.	7.	8.	9.	10.	11.	12.	13.	14.	15.	16.	17.	18.	19.	20 and upwards.	Households.	Persons.
Employers of labour	1,167	3,039	4,257	5,262	5,506	4,935	4,347	3,336	2,499	1,689	1,033	694	356	207	112	61	50	15	16	32	38,613	226,799
Persons engaged on their own account	10,437	12,424	11,851	10,907	9,639	7,805	5,863	4,328	2,840	1,640	998	504	238	114	49	31	8	7	4	4	79,691	350,583
Wage-earners	6,112	10,591	13,491	14,852	13,446	11,596	8,639	5,921	3,651	2,018	998	440	217	78	29	19	12	4	2	17	92,133	446,630
Not at work * (exclusive of old-age pensioners)	824	1,104	1,102	1,024	771	704	543	369	204	110	57	25	19	3	4	1	1				6,865	29,506
Old-age pensioners returned as Householders	784	490	216	55	33	26	12	9	2	3	2			1							1,633	3,193
Total specified	19,324	27,648	30,917	32,100	29,395	25,066	19,404	13,963	9,196	5,460	3,088	1,663	830	403	194	112	71	26	22	53	218,935	1,056,711
Unspecified (head absent from home) †	605	1,268	1,667	1,776	1,698	1,357	984	613	320	173	93	36	17	5	4	2	8	1	1	4	10,632	50,453
Migratory					365																365	1,825
Grand total	19,929	28,916	32,584	33,876	31,458	26,423	20,388	14,576	9,516	5,633	3,181	1,699	847	408	198	114	79	27	23	57	229,932	1,108,989

Note.—Householders employing only domestic servants were not regarded as "employers." All professional men (such as doctors, clergymen, barristers, &c.) are considered as "on own account " ; as also are householders returned as of " No occupation." — the inference being that they were of " Independent means. " If the grade was unspecified, the person in assumed to have been a "Wage-earner," unless there was some indication to the contrary on the schedule. Ordinary pensioners were regarded as "Wage-earners" ; but "Old-age pensioners," returned as" "Householders," were not tabulated under any of the grades, but were placed in a group by themselves.

[* The grade "Not at work" refers to persons who were "not at work for more than a week prior to the Census, and not on leave of absence."] [† The following are the particulars of the Households from which the Head was absent on the Census night, distinguishing those of which the residence of the absent Head was in Victoria, out of Victoria, or unspecified :—]

19A.—HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD ABSENT.
Residence of Absent Head.	Number of Households of the following number of Persons (excluding the absent Head).																				Total.
Residence of Absent Head.	1.	2.	3.	4.	5.	6.	7.	8.	9.	10.	11.	12.	13.	14.	15.	16.	17.	18.	19.	20 and upwards.	Households.	Persons.
In Victoria	256	551	815	882	858	680	495	327	155	91	50	18	7	2			2				5,189	25,006
Out of Victoria	134	315	471	509	522	413	273	151	88	44	19	10	3	2	2						2,956	14,078
Unspecified	215	402	381	385	318	264	216	135	77	38	24	8	7	1	2	2	6	1	1	4	2,487	11,369

Table 20.—Occupation Grades of Female Heads of Private Families (included in the preceding Table).
Occupation Grade of Head of Household.	Number of Households of the following number of Persons :—																	Total.
Occupation Grade of Head of Household.	1.	2.	3.	4.	5.	6.	7.	8.	9.	10.	11.	12.	13.	14.	15.	16.	18.	Households.	Persons.
Employers of labour	97	257	372	407	382	279	235	151	87	57	32	20	9	8	3		1	2,397	12,029
Persons engaged on their own account	2,965	4,612	4,553	3,734	2,883	2,131	1,270	806	444	203	103	38	26	12	3	3	1	23,787	91,555
Wage-earners	624	735	627	620	403	247	156	82	27	13	7	2	3					3,546	12,213
Not at work	99	51	39	24	13	8	7	5										246	616
Old-age pensioners returned as householders	260	134	56	27	13	3	3	1										497	916
Total specified	4,045	5,789	5,647	4,812	3,694	2,668	1,671	1,045	558	273	142	60	38	20	6	3	2	30,473	117,329

NOTE.—Households with the Head absent are not included in this Table.

TABLE 21.—Occupation Grades of Heads of Private Families of different Sizes in each Territorial District., For particulars of counties contained in each District see Table 8,ante.
A.—EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR.
Territorial District.	Number of Households of the following Number of Persons.																				Total Number of—
Territorial District.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	Twelve Persons.	Thirteen Persons.	Fourteen Persons.	Fifteen Persons.	Sixteen Persons.	Seventeen Persons.	Eighteen Persons.	Nineteen Persons.	Twenty Persons or Upwards.	Households.	Persons.
Central	344	1,268	1,878	2,340	2,364	2,042	1,675	1,258	926	554	313	201	102	66	31	24	14	5	3	12	15,420	87,284
North Central	94	222	296	400	394	370	350	246	179	126	86	53	21	22	5	1	1	1	3	2	2,872	16,898
Western	123	324	432	569	641	527	501	397	294	202	118	97	47	26	17	14	14	1	3	8	4,355	26,474
Wimmera	103	193	289	358	377	380	362	304	221	192	129	65	29	16	9	5	4	2	2	3	3,043	19,069
Mallee	97	180	171	193	191	172	168	107	84	58	27	24	13	2	3	1	1			1	1,493	7,979
Northern	185	441	651	786	846	816	696	590	422	291	191	146	63	36	21	5	6	1	2	2	6,197	37,359
North Eastern	92	172	199	260	284	265	253	190	153	128	73	63	39	26	14	6	6	1	2	2	2,228	13,967
Gippsland	129	239	341	356	409	363	342	244	220	138	96	45	42	13	12	5	4	4	1	2	3,005	17,769
Total Employers	1,167	3,039	4,257	5,262	5,506	4,935	4,347	3,336	2,499	1,689	1,033	694	356	207	112	61	50	15	16	32	38,613	226,799

TABLE 21.—Occupation Grades of Heads of Private Families of different Sizes in each Territorial District., For particulars of counties contained in each District see Table 8,ante.
B.—PERSONS ENGAGED ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT.
Territorial District.	Number of Households of the following Number of Persons.																				Total Number of—
Territorial District.	One Person.	Two Persons.	Three Persons.	Four Persons.	Five Persons.	Six Persons.	Seven Persons.	Eight Persons.	Nine Persons.	Ten Persons.	Eleven Persons.	Twelve Persons.	Thirteen Persons.	Fourteen Persons.	Fifteen Persons.	Sixteen Persons.	Seventeen Persons.	Eighteen Persons.	Nineteen Persons.	Twenty Persons or Upwards.	Establishments.	Persons.
Central	3,294	6,236	6,284	5,758	5,022	3,887	2,748	1,913	1,120	660	357	149	78	33	18	13	3	5	2	1	37,581	165,220
North Central	1,543	1,207	976	830	755	586	487	331	240	111	97	47	15	2	2	2				1	7,232	28,766
Western	1,141	1,535	1,364	1,278	1,066	893	735	531	366	207	137	68	38	20	9	3	2	1	2		9,396	42,223
Wimmera	662	568	587	521	501	431	348	316	239	164	91	52	21	18	7	3					4,529	21,792
Mallee	169	129	136	149	91	111	100	88	68	37	17	15	5	1	1	2					1,119	5,431
Northern	1,682	1,427	1,248	1,169	1,084	940	709	559	372	233	150	83	42	20	6	2	1				9,727	42,740
North-Eastern	971	631	600	560	485	455	327	255	192	106	76	36	17	10	4	3	2	1		2	4,733	20,426
Gippsland	975	691	656	642	635	502	409	335	243	122	73	54	22	10	2	3					5,374	23,985
Total on Own Account	10,437	12,424	11,851	10,907	9,639	7,805	5,863	4,328	2,840	1,640	998	504	238	114	49	31	8	7	4	4	79,691	350,583
C.—WAGE-EARNERS.
Central	2,251	6,620	8,962	9,877	8,911	7,530	5,496	3,719	2,168	1,189	597	260	123	43	18	10	1	3	1	7	57,786	283,891
North Central	671	686	773	876	823	705	584	392	269	147	75	38	14	5	1	1	3				6,063	28,941
Western	739	1,062	1,253	1,345	1,225	1,098	879	616	420	241	135	55	28	13	3	2	3	1		3	9,121	44,922
Wimmera	301	259	339	392	365	351	285	203	139	89	34	13	12		2		1			2	2,787	13,874
Mallee	123	74	86	86	72	56	50	27	21	16	2	1		1						1	616	2,554
Northern	844	962	1,185	1,323	1,177	1,068	744	527	355	188	80	45	21	10	1	1	1			1	8,533	40,357
North-Eastern	607	465	472	501	464	417	308	229	145	87	47	15	9	5	3	5	2		1	3	3,785	17,076
Gippsland	576	463	421	452	409	371	293	208	134	61	28	13	10	1	1		1				3,442	15,015
Total Wage-earners	6,112	10,591	13,491	14,852	13,446	11,596	8,639	5,921	3,651	2,018	998	440	217	78	29	19	12	4	2	17	92,133	446,630
D (a) PERSONS NOT AT WORK (exclusive of Old Age Pensioners).
Central	295	669	726	669	520	477	379	234	137	68	40	16	14	2	3						4,249	19,274
North Central	109	104	76	70	56	42	28	30	12	11	4	1									543	2,067
Western	92	98	108	79	60	66	37	30	17	12	3	2	1			1					606	2,478
Wimmera	30	25	27	23	16	17	21	13	8	3		3									186	824
Mallee	10	9	5	6	3	2	3		2			1	1								42	159
Northern	159	113	107	96	67	51	43	33	19	8	4	1	2								703	2,627
North-Eastern	60	38	22	44	29	29	17	17	3	5	4	1	1	1			1				272	1,129
Gippsland	69	48	31	37	20	20	15	12	6	3	2				1						264	948
Total Not at Work	824	1,104	1,102	1,024	771	704	543	369	204	110	57	25	19	3	4	1	1				6,865	29,506
D (b) OLD AGE PENSIONERS RETURNED AS HOUSEHOLDERS.
Central	193	218	103	30	20	11	7	2	2	1											587	1,317
North Central	135	79	35	4	5	3	2	4						1							268	517
Western	83	50	30	7	3	8		1			1										183	383
Wimmera	41	25	11	2			1			1											81	149
Mallee	3																				3	3
Northern	240	79	29	8	5	2	2	1		1	1										368	597
North-Eastern	64	28	7	2		2		1													104	169
Gippsland	25	11	1	2																	39	58
Total Old Age Pensioners (returned as Householders)	784	490	216	55	33	26	12	9	2	3	2			1							1,633	3,193

In the following instances a second Family resided in the same House :—Employers of Labour—Central District, 30 ; North Central, 1 ; Wimmera, 3 ; Mallee, 2 ; Northern, 9 ; North-Eastern 4 ; Gippsland, 3 ;Persons on their own Account—Central District, 172 ; North Central, 8 ; Western, 27 ; Wimmera, 12 ; Mallee, 4 ; Northern, 17 ; North-Eastern, 12 ; Gippsland, 11.Wage Earners—Central District, 279 ; North Central, 9 ; Western, 24 ; Wimmera, 10 ; Mallee, 6 ; Norther, 18 ; North-Eastern, 6 ; Gippsland, 11.Persons not at Work—Central District, 34 ; North Central, 1 ; Western, 2 ; Northern, 1 ; North-Eastern, 2.

DOMESTIC SERVANTS. Table 22.—Summary of Domestic Servants kept by Private Families and Special Establishments.
Description of Household.	Total Households in Victoria.		Households without Servants.		Households with Domestic Servants.												Number of Servants.
	Number.	Persons.	Number.	Persons.	Total.		Number with—										Number of Servants.
	Number.	Persons.	Number.	Persons.	Number.	Persons.	One Servant.	Two Servants.	Three Servants.	Four Servants.	Five Servants.	Six Servants.	Seven Servants.	Eight Servants.	Nine Servants.	Ten Servants and Over.	Total.	Males.	Females.
Private Families	229,932	1,108,989	208,676	978,483	21,256	130,506	17,684	2,401	715	263	109	39	20	11	7	7	26,844	2,785	24,059
Special Establishments—
Housekeeping Unions*	565	2,960	550	2,849	15	111	10	3									19	4	15
Hotels	3,566	29,572	1,231	7,865	2,335	21,707	1,027	568	306	159	96	57	42	21	15	41	5,669	1,386	4,283
Boarding Houses	3,448	26,932	2,883	20,400	565	6,532	396	102	21	18	7	6	4	3	2	6	943	96	847
Coffee Palaces, &c.	104	2,206	33	339	71	1,867	20	14	8	7	5	3	2			12	328	50	278
Boarding Schools	84	1,893	15	111	69	1,782	10	18	12	6	8	1	1	3	1	9	304	72	232
Religious Houses	64	3,315	32	2,077	32	1,238	13	8	4	1	3	1				2	87	18	69
Hospitals	88	3,688	18	387	70	3,301	17	13	11	8	6	1	3	4	1	6	304	55
Lunatic Asylums, Gaols, Reformatories, &c.	41	6,381	29	2,628	12	3,753	5	1	1	1	3		1				36	4	32
Benevolent Institutions, &c.	71	4,836	33	1,386	38	3,450	11	9	3	3	5	3				4	132	25	107
Other Establishments	24	304	9	150	15	154	9	1	2	1						1	44	17	27
Total	237,987	1,191,076	213,509	1,016,675	24,478	174,401	19,202	3,138	1,083	467	242	111	73	42	26	88	34,710	4,512	30,198

NOTE.—The term "domestic servant" is here restricted to persons paid for performing special or general household duties, whether in private houses, hotels, boarding houses, or public institutions.

This and the following tables of servants relate only to cases where servants were resident with their employer's household on the Census night. It is known, however, that in several cases where servants were kept they slept elsewhere, but the number of such cases is unknown.

In many special establishments, such as Gaols, Lunatic and Benevolent Asylums, the inmates to a large extent assist with domestic duties, and hence the number of hired servants is small.

[* Parties of persons living together, but not of the same family, such as Mates in their work, Barracks (either Police or Military), and Firemen's Quarters, are included in this line.]

Table 23.—Number of Domestic Servants kept by Private Families of Different Sizes.
Persons in each Household.	Total Households in Victoria.	Households without Servants.		Households with Domestic Servants.												Number of Servants.
		Households without Servants.		Number.	Persons.	Total.		Number with—
		Number.	Persons.	Number.	Persons.	1 Servant.	2 Servants.	3 Servants.	4 Servants.	5 Servants.	6 Servants.	7 Servants.	8 Servants.	9 Servants.	10 Servants and Over.	Number of Servants.		Totals.	Males.	Females.
1	19,929	19,894	19,894	35	35	*35										35	9	26
2	28,916	27,777	55,554	1,139	2,278	1,111	*28									1,167	76	1,091
3	32,584	30,318	90,954	2,266	6,798	2,126	127	13*								2,419	153	2,266
4	33,876	30,848	123,392	3,028	12,112	2,723	272	28	5*							3,371	242	3,129
5	31,458	28,136	140,680	3,322	16,610	2,934	319	59	10							3,789	304	3,485
6	26,423	23,258	139,548	3,165	18,990	2,671	379	87	20	6	2*					3,812	333	3,479
7	20,388	17,719	124,033	2,669	18,683	2,160	366	111	29	3						3,356	339	3,017
8	14,576	12,576	100,608	2,000	16,000	1,544	279	122	47	7	1					2,697	313	2,384
9	9,516	8,175	73,575	1,341	12,069	975	214	99	37	11	4	1				1,934	255	1,679
10	5,633	4,730	47,300	903	9,030	632	165	53	25	21	3	3	1			1,373	194	1,179
11	3,181	2,665	29,315	516	5,676	346	83	49	26	11	1					824	118	706
12	1,699	1,343	16,116	356	4,272	197	81	37	20	14	4	3				665	108	557
13 and over	1,753	1,237	17,514	516	7,953	230	88	57	44	36	24	13	10	7	7†	1,402	341	1,061
Total	229,932	208,676	978,483	21,256	130,506	17,684	2,401	715	263	109	39	20	11	7	7	26,844	2,785	24,059

[* In these cases the servants were the only occupants.] [† Including one dwelling (Government House) with 17 persons, all servants.]

Table 24. Domestic Servants kept by Private Families in each County
Counties.	Private Households.						Number of Servants.
	Total.		Without Servants.		With Servants.		Number of Servants.
	Number.	Persons.	Number.	Persons.	Number.	Persons.	Total.	Males.	Females.
Central District.
1. Bourke	99,195	479,304	88,453	416,501	10,742	62,803	14,080	1,510	12,570
2. Grant	14,263	66,728	13,088	59,634	1,175	7,094	1,461	126	1,335
3. Mornington	5,096	24,749	4,716	22,214	380	2,535	480	44	436
4. Evelyn	2,767	12,587	2,598	11,374	169	1,213	203	31	172
North Central District.
5. Anglesey	1,688	8,526	1,527	7,453	161	1,073	195	25	170
6. Dalhousie	3,964	18,693	3,628	16,557	336	2,136	400	32	368
7. Talbot	12,120	53,748	11,300	48,886	820	4,862	938	68	870
Western District.
8. Grenville	9,480	43,564	8,692	38,864	788	4,700	959	77	882
9. Polwarth	1,892	9,710	1,701	8,412	191	1,298	259	35	224
10. Heytesbury	1,194	6,272	1,116	5,709	78	563	86	6	80
11. Hampden	1,741	9,589	1,492	7,737	249	1,852	432	58	374
12. Ripon	2,260	10,567	2,027	8,973	233	1,594	321	53	268
13. Villiers	4,063	20,922	3,610	18,049	453	2,873	614	69	545
14. Normanby	2,228	11,322	2,044	10,116	184	1,200	241	25	216
15. Dundas	1,558	8,137	1,329	6,527	229	1,610	346	60	286
16. Follett	481	2,545	440	2,298	41	247	57	5	52
Wimmera District.
17. Lowan	2,430	13,752	2,249	12,440	181	1,312	213	23	190
18. Borung	5,634	29,365	5,166	26,184	468	3,181	540	57	483
19. Kara Kara	3,136	15,424	2,915	13,933	221	1,491	271	33	238
Mallee District.
20. Millewa	10	96	10	96
21. Weeah	75	342	70	304	5	38	5		5
22. Karkarooc	1,776	8,292	1,677	7,681	99	611	111	9	102
23. Tanchera	1,549	7,991	1,418	7,123	131	868	143	12	131
Northern District.
24. Gunbower	1,442	7,603	1,311	6,764	131	839	145	16	129
25. Gladstone	3,849	16,934	3,589	15,316	260	1,618	290	22	268
26. Bendigo	11,805	54,233	10,883	48,703	922	5,530	1,059	72	987
27. Rodney	3,580	17,703	3,275	15,724	305	1,979	347	31	316
28. Moira	5,981	32,642	5,376	28,501	605	4,141	687	102	585
North-Eastern District.
29. Delatite	3,867	19,091	3,546	16,987	321	2,104	381	39	342
30. Bogong	5,901	27,755	5,525	25,222	376	2,533	423	48	375
31. Benambra	1,302	6,440	1,200	5,677	102	763	119	10	109
32. Wonnangatta	529	1,947	509	1,838	20	109	20	1	19
Gippsland District.
33. Croajingolong	436	1,945	415	1,786	21	159	22		22
34. Tambo	467	2,336	419	1,986	48	350	58	6	52
35. Dargo	1,354	5,340	1,309	5,010	45	330	48		48
36. Tanjil	4,026	18,802	3,699	16,692	327	2,110	400	47	353
37. Baln Buln	6,428	32,168	5,989	29,387	439	2,781	490	33	457
Migratory (country unspecified)	365	1,825	365	1,825
Total	229,932	1,108,989	208,676	978,483	21,256	130,506	26,844	2,785	24,059

Table 25.—Domestic Servants kept by each Class of Special Establishment in each County.
Counties.	Housekeeping Unions.			Hotels.			Boarding Houses.			Coffee Palaces, &c.			Boarding Schools.			Religious Houses.			Hospitals.			Lunatic Asylums.			Gaols and Industrial and Reformatory Schools.			Benevolent and Charitable Institutions.			Others.			Total.
Counties.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.
Central District.
1. Bourke	98	719	11	1,226	9,869	2,191	2,404	18,582	572	22	1,033	174	56	1,364	247	31	2,036	48	40	1,807	188	3	2,860	17	15	1,278	9	49	3,407	103	15	178	41	3,969	43,133	3,601
2. Grant	43	309	2	210	1,579	319	117	831	47	5	126	24	3	145	16	4	276	8	2	191	14				3	146	6	9	461	6				396	4,064	442
3. Mornington	41	169		61	564	154	49	507	44	12	119	10	1	13	2	3	104	6							1	50	1				1	15	1	169	1,541	218
4. Evelyn	22	76	3	32	284	46	19	166	23	2	9	1				1	26											1	20	1				77	581	74
North Central District.
5. Anglesey				35	300	57	9	79	2	1	23	1				1	7		1	10	1													47	419	61
6. Dalhousie	22	79	3	91	718	119	35	242	16	2	29	4				3	65	2	3	76	6				1	1		1	12					158	1,222	150
7. Talbot	32	107		298	1,969	229	93	676	22	3	66	11				2	33		8	292	21				2	51		3	111					441	3,305	283
Western District.
8. Grenville	12	130		170	1,471	290	151	1,265	43	4	112	16	4	142	14	4	400	4	1	156	8	1	370	3	2	61		1	309	5	6	42	2	356	4,458	385
9. Polwarth				17	207	61	12	148	8	1	35	13				1	19		2	28	2													33	437	84
10. Heytesbury	5	15		6	39	7	12	77	5																									23	131	12
11. Hampden	29	239		15	157	38	27	211	7																									71	607	45
12. Ripon	18	97		60	523	53	19	151	4	2	16	7				1	32	1	2	94	3	2	743		1	8								105	1,664	68
13. Villiers	8	30		60	536	106	34	267	12	1	18		2	18	2				3	121	6				1	3								109	993	126
14. Normanby	5	29		29	236	44	12	74	3							1	37	2							1	16		1	18	2				49	410	51
15. Dundas	11	87		19	222	48	19	158	7				2	54	7				1	81					1	4								53	606	62
16. Follett	1	12		8	70	15	7	76	6																									16	158	21
Wimmera District.
17. Lowan				23	254	47	9	69	5	1	12	2							1	24	2													34	359	56
18. Borung	2	5		91	805	158	20	172	4	3	52	6	1	25	2				3	104	4													120	1,163	174
19. Kara Kara	28	92		56	457	78	32	225	4	3	40	4				1	6		2	47	1													122	867	87
Malle District.
20. Millewa							1	8																										1	8
21. Weeah
22. Karkarooc	3	23		13	180	44	14	196	10	5	73	7							1	9											1	2		37	483	61
23. Tatchera	12	37		13	141	29	7	63	4	1	11								1	27														34	279	33
Northern District.
24. Gunbower	8	47		25	313	57	8	85	6	2	30	4							1	9					1	4								45	488	67
25. Gladstone	11	42		76	558	97	14	92	3										2	72	7							1	20	1				104	784	108
26. Bendigo	16	96		305	2,116	326	108	784	18	4	67	13	1	12	1	3	89	8	1	165	12				2	41		3	305	7				443	3,675	385
27. Rodney	18	73		74	647	106	19	143	3	4	67	9				1	49		2	113	8													118	1,092	126
28. Moira	17	98		107	1,077	231	21	190	8	3	23		1	67	8	2	24	1	1	54	1				1	8								153	1,541	249

Table 25.—Domestic Servants kept by each Class of Special Establishment in each County.
Counties.	Housekeeping Unions.			Hotels.			Boarding Houses.			Coffee Palaces, &c.			Boarding Schools.			Religious Houses.			Hospitals.			Lunatic Asylums.			Gaols and Industrial and Reformatory Schools.			Benevolent and Charitable Institutions.			Others.			Total.
Counties.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.	Households.	Persons.	Servants.
North-Easter District.
29. Delatite	18	64		75	712	126	34	313	13	6	67	4	2	41	3	2	41	1	3	29	2													140	1,267	149
30. Bogong	26	100		127	1,084	163	45	342	15							1	22	5	1	83	9	1	698		1	38		1	126	2				203	2,493	194
31. Benambra	10	28		29	330	53	12	99	2	3	46	5							1	12														55	515	60
32. Wonnangatta				20	211	24	7	56	2										1	15	1													28	282	27
Gippsland District
33. Croajingolong	1	2		12	130	16																												13	132	16
34. Tambo	6	16		12	123	23	7	51	4																									25	190	27
35. Dargo	13	41		28	295	51	7	42	2	1	3																							49	381	53
36. Tanjil	5	20		72	665	138	33	260	10	6	50	2	1	12	2	2	49	1	4	69	8				1	1		1	47	5				125	1,173	166
37. Buln Buln	24	78		71	730	125	31	232	9	7	79	11																			1	67		134	1,186	145
Total Victoria	565	2,960	19	3,566	29,572	5,669	3,448	26,932	943	104	2,206	328	84	1,893	304	64	3,315	87	88	3,688	304	7	4,671	20	34	1,710	16	71	4,836	132	24	304	44	8,055	82,087	7,866

Table 26.—Domestic Servants kept by Private Families and Special Establishments in Melbourne and Suburbs.
Description of Household.	Total Households in Melbourne and Suburbs.		Households Without Servants.		Households With Servants.												Number of Servants Kept.
	Number.	Persons.	Number.	Persons.	Total.		Number With—										Total.	Males.	Females.
	Number.	Persons.	Number.	Persons.	Households.	Persons.	One Servant.	Two Servants.	Three Servants.	Four Servants.	Five Servants.	Six Servants.	Seven Servants.	Eight Servants.	Nine Servants.	Ten Servants and Over.	Total.	Males.	Females.
Private families	91,711	442,923	81,727	385,002	9,984	57,921	8,041	1,268	414	160	56	20	11	7	2	5	13,080	1,288	11,792
Special Establishments—
Housekeeping unions	63	342	58	303	5	39	2	3									8	3	5
Hotels	1,083	8,873	289	1,722	794	7,151	340	220	79	48	29	26	20	5	4	23	2,013	476	1,537
Boarding-houses	2,364	18,255	2,041	14,509	323	3,746	235	48	7	14	5	5	3	1	2	3	543	74	479
Coffee palaces, &c.	22	1,082	1	3	21	1,079	2		3	2	3	1	1			9	188	46	132
Boarding schools	62	1,300	12	78	50	1,222	7	10	11	3	7	1		2	1	8	240	60	180
Religious houses	31	2,036	15	1,287	16	749	6	7		2						1	38	7	31
Hospitals	36	1,702	5	78	31	1,624	5	4	5	6	1	1	2	3		4	174	28	146
Lunatic Asylums, Gaols, Reformatories, &c.	14	3,337	10	1,064	4	2,273	1				2		1				18	1	17
Benevolent Institutions, &c.	45	3,363	25	1,372	20	1,991	4	3	2	1	3	3				4	98	30	68
Other Establishments	15	169	1	7	14	162	7	3	2	1						1	42	22	20
Total Melbourne and Suburbs	95,446	483,382	84,184	405,425	11,262	77,957	8,650	1,566	523	237	106	57	38	18	9	58	16,442	2,035	14,407

Table 27.—Domestic Servants kept by Private Families of different sizes in Melbourne and Suburbs.
Number of Persons to each Household.	Total Private Households in Melbourne and Suburbs.		Private Households without Servants.		Private Households with Servants.												Number of Servants.
	Number.	Persons.	Number.	Persons.	Total.		Number with—										Total.	Males.	Females.
	Number.	Persons.	Number.	Persons.	Number.	Persons.	One Servant.	Two Servants.	Three Servants.	Four Servants.	Five Servants.	Six Servants.	Seven Servants.	Eight Servants.	Nine Servants.	Ten Servants and over.	Total.	Males.	Females.
1	3,684	3,684	3,663	3,663	21	21	21										21	7	14
2	11,864	23,728	11,275	22,550	589	1,178	575	14									603	17	586
3	14,708	44,124	13,503	40,509	1,205	3,615	1,124	70	11								1,297	62	1,235
4	15,469	61,876	13,894	55,576	1,575	6,300	1,405	154	15	1							1,762	102	1,660
5	13,897	69,485	12,250	61,250	1,647	8,235	1,432	173	36	6							1,910	140	1,770
6	11,353	68,118	9,836	59,016	1,517	9,102	1,219	227	54	12	5						1,908	157	1,751
7	8,274	57,918	7,028	49,196	1,246	8,722	943	202	79	20	2						1,674	180	1,494
8	5,547	44,376	4,701	37,608	846	6,768	581	158	70	29	7	1					1,264	161	1,103
9	3,291	29,619	2,744	24,696	547	4,923	337	120	52	26	8	3	1				902	136	766
10	1,808	18,080	1,475	14,750	333	3,330	197	69	36	16	10	3	1	1			590	104	486
11	959	10,549	777	8,547	182	2,002	99	31	27	17	8						350	62	288
12	434	5,208	323	3,876	111	1,332	45	26	19	11	5	3	2				255	43	212
13 and over	423	6,158	258	3,765	165	2,393	63	24	15	22	11	10	7	6	2	5	544	117	427
Total—Melbourne and Suburbs	91,711	442,923	81,727	385,002	9,984	57,921	8,041	1,268	414	160	56	20	11	7	2	5	13,080	1,288	11,792

Table 28.—Number of Dwellers on Ships and Vessels in Victorian Waters on the Census Night, the Number and Locality of such Ships and Vessels, how they were Owned and how Rigged, their Tonnage, the Materials of which they were Constructed, and their Nationality.SECTION A.—MATERIAL AND OWNERSHIP.
Where Registered.	Population living in Ships.				Number and Tonnage of Ships and Vessels.
	Population living in Ships.				Total.		Materials of which Built.										Ownership.
	Inclusive of Chinese.			Chinese.	Total.		Iron.		Steel.		Wood and Iron.		Wood.		Unspecified.		Government or Harbor Trust.		Private.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	No.	Tons.	No.	Tons.	No.	Tons.	No.	Tons.	No.	Tons.	No.	Tons.	No.	Tons.	No.	Tons.
Victoria	907	768	139	2	141	39,682	42	23,458	6	3,931	5	245	87	11,673	1	375	25	10,704	116	28,978
South Australia	19	19			1	1,709			1	1,709									1	1,709
Tasmania	15	15			4	385							4	385					4	385
New Zealand	104	100	4		3	4,060	2	3,824			1	236							3	4,060
United Kingdom	1,018	951	67	47	25	48,036	15	28,665	9	18,074			1	1,297			1	960	24	47,076
France	55	55			2	4,758	2	4,758											2	4,758
Italy	31	31			2	3,263	2	3,263											2	3,263
Germany	44	44			3	3,469	2	1,633	1	1,836									3	3,469
United States	12	11	1	2	2	2,860							2	2,860					2	2,860
Canada	14	13	1		1	1,647							1	1,647					1	1,647
Norway	44	42	2		2	2,910	1	999	1	1,911									2	2,910
Austria	18	18			1	1,026	1	1,026											1	1,026
Total	2,281	2,067	214	51	187	113,805	67	67,626	18	27,461	6	481	95	17,862	1	375	26	11,664	161	102,141

Table 28.—SHIPPING—continued. SECTION B.—WHERE LYING AND HOW RIGGED.
Ports.	Population living on Ships.				Steam Vessels.		Sailing Vessels.								Others.								Total.
	Inclusive of Chinese.			Chinese.	Steam Vessels.		Ships.		Barques.		Schooners and Brigs.		Other small Craft.		Hulks.		Lighters and Barges.		Dredges.		Light Vessels.		Total.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	No.	Tons.	No.	Tons.	No.	Tons.	No.	Tons.	No.	Tons.	No.	Tons.	No.	Tons.	No.	Tons.	No.	Tons.	No.	Tons.
Port Phillip Bay—
Melbourne	1,730	1,540	190	49	41	49,610	8	13,197	8	11,515	6	519	13	364	3	2,400	29	10,730	5	2,740			113	91,075
Geelong	114	111	3		2	1,875	2	5,613	2	2,636							2	400					8	10,524
Queenseliff, including Swan Island, and outside Heads	29	29		1	3	407					1	70											4	477
Other parts of Port Phillip	108	108		1	1	1,613	1	1,696	2	3,001	2	107	5	110							3		14	6,527
Warrnambool	53	44	9		1	948			1	236													2	1,184
Portland	99	99			1	960																	1	960
Western Port	11	11			1	56					2	84	1	40									4	180
Anderson's Inlet (Inverloch)	22	17	5						1	1,225			1	29									2	1,254
Waterloo Bay	17	17			1	487																	1	487
Refuge Cove	3	3											1	8									1	8
Port Albert	19	19			1	111							1	2									2	113
Gippsland Lakes—
Sale	4	2	2		2	103																	2	103
Bairnsdale	16	14	2		4	190													1	250			5	440
Other parts of Lakes	27	27			1	15							18	47									19	63
River Murray—
Echuca	21	18	3		6	343																	6	343
Mildura	8	8			2	66							1	1									3	67
Total	2,281	2,067	214	51	67	56,785	11	20,506	14	18,613	11	780	41	601	3	2,400	31	11,130	6	2,990	3		187	113,805
Owned by Victorian Government and Harbor Trust	199	192	7	1	10	5,324									1	600	6	2,750	6	2,990	3		26	11,664
Privately	2,082	1,875	207	50	57	51,461	11	20,506	14	18,613	11	780	41	601	2	1,800	25	8,380					161	102,141

TOTAL POPULATION AND INHABITED DWELLINGS IN EACH CITY, TOWN, BOROUGH, OR TOWNSHIP, ETC., 1901. Table 29.—Showing, respecting each City, Town, Borough, and Township in the State, the Pursuits with which connected, the County and Shire in which situated, the Stream or River on which built, the Number of Dwellings, and the Number of Inhabitants.,(c)signifies City, (t) Town, (b)
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	Where Situated.			Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Population.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	County.	Shire.	On what Stream or River, &c.	Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Aberfeldy	Tanjil	Narracan	Aberfeldy	Mining	16	75	46	29
Addington	Talbot	Ballarat		Agriculture	20	113	71	42
Adelaide Lead	Talbot	Tullaroop	Timor Creek	Mining	46	190	107	83
Alberton	Buln Buln	Alberton	Albert	Farming	56	284	147	137
Alexandra	Anglesey	Alexandra	Goulburn	Mining	153	698	342	356
Allan's Flat and Staghorn goldfields	Bogong	Yackandandah		Mining	110	487	287	200
Allandale	Talbot	Creswick		Mining	295	1,426	693	733
Allansford	Heytesbury and Villiers	Warrnambool	Hopkins	Agriculture	63	316	150	160
Alma	Talbot	Tullaroop	Timor Creek	Mining	40	135	84	51
Alphington	Bourke	Heidelberg	Yarra Yarra	Suburb of Melbourne	121	625	294	331
Amherst (part of Talbot Borough)
Amphitheatre	Kara Kara	Lexton	Avoca	Mining	66	232	134	98
Anderson's Inlet (see Inverloch)
Apollo Bay	Polwarth	Winchelsea	Sea Coast	Agriculture and watering place	12	67	33	34
Apsley	Lowan	Kowree		Grazing	37	172	76	96
Ararat(b)	Ripon		Hopkins	Mining	586	3,580	1,795	1,785
Arcadia	Moira	Goulburn	Goulburn	Agriculture	14	75	40	35
Armstrongs	Borung	Stawell		Mining	37	122	77	45
Ascot	Bendigo	Huntly		Mining	20	102	53	49
Avenel	Moira, Anglesey, and Delatite	Seymour	Hughes' Creek	Agriculture	93	481	241	240
Avoca	Gladstone, Kara Kara	Avoca	Avoca	Mining	173	813	370	443
Avoca Lead	Gladstone, Kara Kara	Avoca	Avoca	Mining	15	34	25	6
Axedale	Bendigo	Strathfieldsaye	Campaspe	Agriculture	33	164	99	65
Bacchus Marsh	Bourke	Bacchus Marsh	Werribee	Agriculture	160	838	425	413
Baddaginnie	Delatite	Benalla	Folly Creek	Grazing	27	148	83	65
Bairnsdale	Tanjil	Bairnsdale	Mitchell	Agriculture and commerce	598	3,074	1,507	1,567
Byrneside	Rodney	Rodney		Agriculture	13	89	42	47
Ballan	Grant and Bourke	Ballan	Werribee	Agriculture	131	593	291	302
Ballarat (c)	Grenville		Yarrowee	Mining and manufacturing	5,046	25,499	11,654	13,845
Ballarat East (t)	Grant and Grenville		Yarrowee	Mining and manufacturing	3,944	18,324	8,940	9,384
Balmoral	Dundas	Wannon	Glenelg	Grazing	30	128	64	64
Balwyn	Bourke	Boroondara		Suburb of Melbourne	202	1,047	488	559
Bannockburn	Grant	Bannockburn		Agriculture	42	205	98	107
Banyena	Borung	Dunmunkle		Agriculture	11	54	25	29
Baringhup	Talbot	Maldon	Loddon	Agriculture	22	122	75	47
Barker's Creek	Talbot	Metcalfe	Barker's Creek	Mining	39	152	82	70
Barkly	Kara Kara	Avoca	Heifer Station Creek	Mining	25	71	40	31
Barkstead	Grant	Bungaree		Agriculture and mining	25	109	61	48
Barmah	Moira	Echuca	Murray	Agriculture	18	85	52	33
Barnawartha	Bogong	Chiltern and Yackandandah	Indigo Creek	Agriculture	34	130	65	65
Barramunga	Polwarth	Colac		Agriculture and pastoral	11	82	58	24
Barry's Reef	Bourke	Ballan		Mining	62	268	134	134
Bass	Mornington	Phillip Island	Bass	Agriculture and grazing	28	144	80	64
Batesford	Grant	Corio and Bannockburn	Moorabool	Fruit growing	19	103	64	39
Bathumi	Moira	North Yarrawonga	Murray	Agriculture	8	35	17	18
Beaconsfield	Mornington	Berwick	Cardinia Creek	Timber cutting	23	118	55	63
Bealiba	Gladstone	Bet Bet	Cochrane's Creek	Mining	95	407	201	206
Beaufort	Ripon	Ripon	Yam-holes Creek	Mining	210	1,013	488	525
Beaumaris	Bourke	Moorabbin	Port Phillip Bay	Market gardening	79	402	170	232
Beeac	Grenville	Colac	Lake Beeac	Agriculture	58	264	129	135
Beechworth	Bogong	Beechworth	Spring Creek	Mining	601	2,550	1,239	1,311

TABLE 29.—Showing, respecting each City, Town, Borough, and Township in the State, the Pursuits with which connected, the County and Shire in which situated, the Stream or River on which built, the Number of Dwellings, and the Number of Inhabitants—continued.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	Where Situated.			Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Population.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	County.	Shire.	On what Stream or River, &c.	Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Belfast (see Port Fairy)
Bellarine	Grant	Bellarine	Port Phillip Bay	Agriculture	33	176	91	85
Belmont	Grant	South Barwon	Barwon	Suburb of Geelong	135	664	317	347
Belvoir (see Wodonga)
Bena	Mornington	Poowong and Jeetho		Agriculture and grazing	16	87	42	45
Benalla	Delatite & Moira	Benalla	Broken	Agriculture	532	2,711	1,342	1,369
Bendigo (c)	Bendigo		Bendigo Creek	Mining	6,509	30,774	14,681	16,093
Bendoc	Croajingolong	Tambo	Bendoc	Mining	12	64	33	31
Berwick	Mornington	Berwick	Cardinia Creek	Agriculture	98	452	226	226
Berringa	Grenville	Grenville	Lt. Weady Yaloak Creek	Mining	129	484	286	198
Berriwillock	Tatchera	Wycheproof		Agriculture	21	82	44	38
Bet Bet	Talbot and Gladstone	Bet Bet and Tullaroop	Bet Bet Creek	Agriculture	16	80	44	36
Bethanga	Benambra	Towong	Murray	Grazing	119	527	300	227
Beulah	Karkarooc	Karkarooc	Yarriambiack Creek	Agriculture	78	407	208	199
Beveridge	Bourke	Merriang		Agriculture	18	77	34	43
Birchip	Karkarooc	Birchip	Dunmmunkle Creek	Agriculture	95	484	250	234
Birregurra	Polwarth	Winchelsea	Barwon	Agriculture	84	385	198	187
Blackburn	Bourke	Nunawading		Agriculture	144	709	345	364
Blakeville	Bourke	Ballan	Lerderderg	Mining	119	369	198	171
Blakeville	Bourke	Ballan	Korweingnboora	Timber cutting	39	192	90	102
Bloomfield	Buln Buln	Warragul		Agriculture	19	85	42	43
Bonnie Doon	Anglesey	Mansfield	Morton Creek	Mining	27	133	66	67
Boolara	Buln Buln	Traralgon	Morwell	Timber cutting and grazing	22	107	71	36
Boort	Tatchera and Gladstone	Gordon	Lake Boort	Agriculture	98	459	231	228
Bowen	Buln Buln	Alberton	Corner Inlet		16	73	48	25
Bowenvale & Timor	Talbot	Tullaroop		Mining	204	987	530	457
Borung	Gladstone	Korong		Agriculture	14	66	35	31
Box Hill	Bourke	Nunawading		Suburb of Melbourne	317	1,571	750	821
Branxholme	Normanby	Portland	Arrandoovong Creek	Grazing	65	278	142	136
Braybrook	Bourke	Braybrook	Saltwater	Suburb of Melbourne	32	169	99	70
Braybrook Junction	Bourke	Braybrook		Grazing	51	259	137	122
Briagolong	Tanjil	Maffra		Agriculture and grazing	38	153	70	83
Bridgewater	Gladstone and Bendigo	Korong and Marong	Loddon	Agriculture	51	259	129	130
Bright	Delatite and Bogong	Bright	Ovens	Mining	177	762	399	363
Brighton(t)	Bourke		Port Phillip Bay	Suburb of Melbourne	1,982	10,047	4,443	5,604
Brim	Borung	Borung	Yarriambiack Creek	Agriculture	25	129	65	64
Broadford	Dalhousie	Broadford	Sunday Creek	Agriculture and mining	107	501	236	265
Broadmeadows	Bourke	Broadmeadows	Moonee Ponds Creek	Agriculture	62	350	171	179
Bromley (Burnt Creek)	Gladstone	Bet Bet	Burnt Creek	Mining and agriculture	28	104	53	51
Brookville	Benambra	Omeo			11	70	33	37
Broomfield	Talbot	Creswick	Ryrie's Creek	Mining	100	482	243	239
Browns and Scarsdale (b)	Grenville		Smythe's Creek	Mining	183	834	437	397
Brunswick (t)	Bourke			Pottery and brickmaking	4,887	24,141	11,470	12,671
Bruthen	Dargo	Tambo	Tambo	Grazing	91	445	251	194
Buangor	Ripon	Ararat	Fiery Creek	Agriculture	20	100	56	44
Buchan	Tambo	Tambo	Buchan	Grazing and mining	16	51	32	19
Bulla	Bourke	Bulla	Saltwater	Agriculture	35	149	73	76
Bullarook	Talbot	Creswick	Bullarook Creek	Agriculture	22	97	50	47
Bullarto	Talbot	Glenlyon	Kangaroo Creek	Timber cutting and agriculture	72	282	156	126
Buln Buln	Buln Buln	Warragul	Brandy Creek	Agriculture	18	83	48	35
Bulumwaal	Dargo	Bairnsdale	Boggy Creek	Mining	75	275	153	122
Bungaree	Grant	Bungaree		Agriculture	49	264	141	123
Buningyong (b)	Grant			Mining	288	1,292	627	665
Buninyong East (see Yendon)
Bunyip	Mornington	Berwick	Bunyip	Agriculture	9	57	33	24
Burke's Flat	Gladstone	Bet Bet		Agriculture	20	85	43	42
Bushfield	Villiers	Warrnambool		Agriculture	27	118	61	57
Byaduk	Normanby	Dundas	Scott's Creek	Pastoral and agriculture	21	109	55	54

TABLE 29.—Showing, respecting each City, Town, Borough, and Township in the State, the Pursuits with which connected, the County and Shire in which situated, the Stream or River on which built, the Number of Dwellings, and the Number of Inhabitants—continued.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	Where Situated.			Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Population.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	County.	Shire.	On what Stream or River, &c.	Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Cambrian Hill	Grenville	Buninyong		Mining	41	189	100	89
Campbellfield	Bourke	Broadmeadows	Merri Merri Creek	Agriculture	36	208	103	105
Campbell's Creek	Talbot	Mount Alexander		Mining	225	980	490	490
Camperdown	Hampden	Hampden		Agriculture and grazing	396	1,996	983	1,013
Cape Clear	Grenville	Grenville		Mining	52	259	120	139
Cape Otway	Polwarth	Colac	Bass Straits	Light-house station	3	29	15	14
Caramut	Villiers	Warrnambool	Burchett's Creek	Grazing	34	162	78	84
Carapook	Dundas	Wannon		Agriculture	12	62	30	32
Carisbook (b)	Talbot		Deep Creek	Mining and agriculture	248	1,236	629	607
Carlsruhe	Dalhousie	Kyneton	Campaspe	Agriculture	27	143	68	75
Carngham	Grenville	Ripon	Baillie's Creek	Mining	15	58	30	28
Cassilis	Dargo	Omeo		Mining	105	398	241	157
Casterton	Foilett and Dundas	Glenelg	Glenelg	Grazing	209	1,102	509	593
Castle Donnington (see Swan Hill)
Castlemaine (b)	Talbot		Barker's Creek	Mining	1,211	5,703	2,801	2,902
Caulfield (b)	Bourke			Suburb of Melbourne	1,869	9,541	4,361	5,180
Cavendish	Dundas	Dundas	Wannon	Grazing	36	179	86	93
Ceres	Grant	Barrabool		Agriculture	18	88	41	47
Charlton	Gladstone	Korong	Avoca	Agriculture	199	1,064	549	515
Chatsworth	Villiers	Mount Rouse	Hopkins	Grazing	9	45	15	30
Cheitenham	Bourke	Moorabbin		Market gardening	111	530	240	290
Chetwynd	Dundas	Glenelg	Chetwynd	Grazing and agriculture	15	75	47	28
Chewton (b)	Talbot		Forest Creek	Mining	304	1,229	633	596
Chiltern	Bogong	Chiltern	Black Dog Creek	Mining	380	1,824	961	863
Chilwell (see Newtown and Chilwell)
Chute	Ripon	Ripon	Trewalla Creek	Mining	24	147	81	66
Clarendon	Grant	Buninyong	Williamson's Creek	Agriculture	34	190	102	88
Clemenston	Talbot	Creswick		Mining	78	339	200	139
Clonbinane	Anglesey	Broadford	Sunday Creek	Mining	35	234	79	55
Club Terrace	Croajingolong	Orbost		Mining	25	111	69	42
Clunes (b)	Talbot		Tullaroop Creek	Mining	581	2,426	1,048	1,378
Clyde	Mornington	Cranbourne	Clyde Gully	Agriculture and grazing	32	178	86	92
Coalville	Buln Buln	Narracan	Narracan Creek	Coal mining	20	98	45	53
Cobden	Heytesbury	Hampden	Curdie's	Agriculture	101	450	215	235
Cobram	Moria	Yarrawonga	Murray	Agriculture	116	598	310	288
Coburg (Outside Penal Establishment)	Borke	Coburg	Merri Merri Creek	Suburb of Melbourne	1,246	6,092	2,901	3,191
Coburg (Penal Establishment)*	Bourke	Coburg	Merri Merri Creek	Prison	12	680	493	187
Coghill's Creek	Taibot	Ballarat	Coghill's Creek	Agriculture	16	84	41	43
Cohuna	Gunbower	Swan Hill	Gunbower Creek	Agriculture	21	98	52	46
Coimadai	Bourke	Bacchus Marsh	Coimadai Creek	Agriculture	14	65	32	33
Colac	Polwarth	Colac	Lake Colac	Agriculture	522	2,817	1,387	1,430
Colbinabbin	Rodney	Waranga	Cornella Creek	Grazing	12	47	26	21
Coleraine	Dundas	Wannon	Koonong Wootong Creek	Grazing	154	807	368	439
Collingwood (c)	Bourke		Yarra Yarra	Suburb of Melbourne	6,803	32,749	15,383	17,366
Condah	Normanby	Portland		Grazing	24	121	64	57
Coongulmerang	Tanjil	Bairnsdale	Mitchell	Pastoral and agriculture	48	264	158	106
Cope Cope	Kara Kara	Kara Kara	Lake Cope Cope	Agriculture and grazing	21	91	42	49
Corindhap	Grenville	Leigh	Kurue-a-rue Creek	Mining	76	341	186	155
Corop	Rodney	Waranga	Lake Cooper	Agriculture	27	115	58	57
Cororooke	Polwarth	Colac		Agriculture	25	140	80	60
Corryong	Benambra	Towong	Corryong Creek	Grazing	63	318	159	159
Costerfield	Dalhousie	Melvor	Deegay Creek	Mining	29	148	66	82
Cowes	Mornington	Phillip Island and Woolamai	Western Port	Agriculture and Watering Place	31	153	71	82
Cowwarr	Tanjil	Rosedale	Cowwarr Creek	Mining	29	135	74	61
Craigie (see Majorea)
Cranbourne	Mornington	Cranbourne		Agriculture	65	318	163	155
Cressy	Grenville	Leigh and Colac	Woady Yaloak Creek	Grazing	14	81	41	40
Creswick (b)	Talbot		Creswick Creek	Mining and agriculture	667	3,060	1,470	1,590
Crib Point	Mornington	Flinders and Kangerong	Western Port Bay	Fishing	10	35	16	19
Crossley	Villiers	Belfast		Agriculture	27	133	64	69
Crowlands	Kara Kara	Avoca	Wimmera	Agriculture	10	55	25	30
Cudgewa	Benambra	Towong	Cudgewa Creek	Grazing	9	34	16	18
Cunninghame	Tambo	Tambo	Reeves	Fishing village	86	465	251	214

TABLE 29.—Showing, respecting each City, Town, Borough, and Township in the State, the Pursuits with which connected, the County and Shire in which situated, the Stream or River on which built, the Number of Dwellings, and the Number of Inhabitants—continued.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	Where Situated.			Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Population.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	County.	Shire.	On what Stream or River, &c.	Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Dabyminga (see Tallarook)
Daisy Hill (see Talbot)
Dandenong	Bourke	Dandenong	Dandenong Creek	Agriculture (market town)	237	1,127	518	609
Dargalong	Moira	Goulburn	Goulburn	Agriculture	23	141	80	61
Dargo Flat	Dargo	Bairnsdale	Dargo	Agriculture	21	125	67	58
Dark River	Benambra	Towong	Dark	Mining	9	53	38	15
Darley	Bourke	Bacchus Marsh	Lerderderg	Agriculture	20	82	43	39
Darlington	Hampden	Hampden	Mount Emu Creek	Grazing	13	69	38	31
Darnum	Buln Buln	Warragul	Little Moe	Grazing and timber trade	22	130	71	59
Darraweit Guim	Bourke	Merriang		Agriculture	6	38	18	20
Dartmoor	Follett	Portland	Glenelg	Grazing	17	89	48	41
Daylesford (b)	Talbot		Wombat Creek	Agriculture and mining	739	3,384	1,556	1,828
Dean	Talbot	Creswick	Bullarook Creek	Agriculture	14	57	31	26
Dean's Marsh	Polwarth	Winchelsea		Agriculture	22	111	57	54
Deep Lead	Borung	Stawell		Mining	65	229	138	91
Deer Park	Bourke	Braybrook	Kororoit Creek	Grazing	29	153	74	79
Deptford	Dargo	Bairnsdale	Nicholson	Mining and agriculture	11	71	49	22
Dereel	Grenville	Buninyong		Mining	32	131	75	56
Derrinallum	Hampden	Hampden		Grazing	14	76	45	31
Derwent Jack's	Grenville	Grenville		Mining	25	116	70	46
Devenish	Moira	Benalla	Broken Creek	Agriculture	21	97	49	48
Diamond Creek	Evelyn	Heidelberg	Diamond Creek	Mining and fruit growing	52	267	140	127
Diamond Hill	Bendigo	Strathfieldsaye			57	226	118	108
Diapur	Lowan	Lowan		Agriculture	12	42	25	17
Digby	Normanby	Portland	Stokes	Agriculture	47	224	107	117
Diggersrest	Bourke	Bulla		Grazing	10	38	25	13
Dimboola	Borung	Dimboola	Wimmera	Grazing	142	736	372	364
Donald	Kara Kara and Borung	St. Arnaud	Avon	Grazing	175	959	459	500
Doncaster and district	Bourke	Doncaster		Grazing and fruitgrowing	200	996	538	458
Donnelly's Creek	Tanjil	Maffra	Donnelly's Creek	Mining	9	39	23	16
Dooen	Borung	Wimmera		Agriculture	13	84	44	40
Dookie	Moira	Benalla		Agriculture	33	176	84	92
Doon (see Bonnie Doon)
Dromana	Mornington	Flinders and Kangerong	Port Phillip Bay	Timber cutting	58	327	146	181
Drouin	Buln Buln	Buln Buln		Agriculture	145	702	343	359
Drysdale	Grant	Bellarine		Agriculture	71	352	188	164
Dry Diggings	Talbot	Mount Franklin	Middleton's Creek	Mining	21	85	43	42
Dunach	Talbot	Talbot		Mining	11	44	23	21
Dunkeld	Villiers	Mount Rouse	Wannon	Grazing	72	357	181	176
Dunnstown	Grant	Buninyong		Agriculture	30	149	82	67
Dunolly (b)	Gladstone		Burnt Creek	Mining	324	1,384	698	686
Durham Ox	Gunbower	Gordon	Serpentine	Agriculture	6	29	13	16
Eaglehawk (b)	Bendigo			Mining	1,848	8,367	4,132	4,235
Echuca (b)	Rodney and Gunbower		Murray	Agriculture	864	4,089	2,035	2,054
Eddington	Talbot	Tullaroop	Loddon	Agriculture	41	178	92	86
Edenhope	Lowan	Kowree	Lake Wallace	Grazing	65	346	166	180
Eganstown	Talbot	Creswick		Agriculture	48	187	89	98
Egerton	Grant	Ballan		Mining	221	1,048	510	538
Elaine	Grant	Buninyong		Mining	11	48	19	29
Eldorado	Bogong	Beechworth and North Ovens	Reedy Creek	Mining and agriculture	89	398	224	174
Ellerslie	Hampden	Mortlake	Hopkins	Grazing	19	91	44	47
Elmhurst	Kara Kara	Ararat	Wimmera	Agriculture and mining	41	214	100	114
Elmore	Bendigo	Huntly	Campaspe	Agriculture	122	614	311	303
Elphinstone	Talbot	Metcalfe	Coliban	Agriculture	24	123	66	57
Eltham	Evelyn	Eltham	Yarra Yarra	Grazing	100	467	227	240
Emu	Kara Kara	Kara Kara		Agriculture	21	92	49	43
Enfield	Grenville	Buninyong		Agriculture	21	74	40	34
Enoch's Point	Wonnangatta	Alexandra	Big	Mining	38	105	75	30
Ensay	Tambo	Omeo	Little	Agriculture	7	48	32	16
Epping	Bourke	Darebin	Darebin Creek	Agriculture	64	313	155	158
Epsom	Bendigo	Huntly	Bendigo Creek	Agriculture, mining, and pottery manufacture	37	142	74	68
Eskdale	Bogong	Towong	LittleSnowy Creek	Mining	28	162	95	67

TABLE 29.—Showing, respecting each City, Town, Borough, and Township in the State, the Pursuits with which connected, the County and Shire in which situated, the Stream or River on which built, the Number of Dwellings, and the Number of Inhabitants—continued.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	Where Situated.			Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Population.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	County.	Shire.	On what Stream or River, &c.	Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Essendon (t)	Bourke		Moonee Ponds Creek	Suburb of Melbourne	3,499	17,426	8,087	9,339
Euroa	Delatite and Moira	Euroa	Seven Creeks	Grazing and agriculture	244	1,336	675	661
Eurobin	Bogong	Bright		Grazing	24	65	41	24
Evansford	Talbot	Lexton	Stony Creek	Mining	13	63	34	29
Eversley	Kara Kara	Ararat	Wimmera	Grazing	7	53	30	23
Everton	Bogong	Beechworth		Grazing and mining	15	67	32	35
Fairfield	Bourke	Heidelberg		Suburb of Melbourne	174	872	410	462
Ferntree Gully	Bourke	Ferntree Gully		Grazing and agriculture	68	323	159	164
Fitzroy (c)	Bourke			Suburb of Melbourne	6,346	31,687	14,808	16,879
Flemington and Kensington (b)	Bourke		Moonee Ponds Creek	Suburbs of Melbourne	2,216	10,946	5,361	5,585
Flinders	Mornington	Flinder and Kangerong	Western Port	Agriculture and grazing	34	181	87	94
Footscray (c)	Bourke		Saltwater	Suburb of Melbourne	3,582	18,318	9,094	9,224
Forrest	Polwarth	Colac	Barwon	Agriculture	37	158	81	77
Foster	Buln Buln	Alberton	Stockyard Creek	Mining	91	394	217	177
Fosterville	Bendigo	Huntly		Mining	139	575	349	226
Framlingham	Villiers	Warrnambool	Hopkins	Grazing	26	171	94	77
Franklinford	Talbot	Mount Franklin	Jim Crow Creek	Agriculture and mining	31	145	87	58
Frankston	Mornington	Mornington	Port Phillip Bay	Watering place	117	523	223	300
Freeburgh	Delatite	Bright	Ovens	Mining	44	190	101	89
Fryerstown	Talbot	Mount Alexander	Fryer's Creek	Mining	127	528	261	267
Fyansford	Grant	Corio and Bannockburn	Moorabool	Fruitgrowing and Agriculture	26	134	67	67
Garfield	Mornington	Berwick		Grazing	29	124	66	58
Garlicks	Dlahousie	Kyneton		Mining	46	214	105	109
Garvoc	Hampden	Warruambool	Mount Emu Creek	Agriculture	29	141	70	71
Geelong (t)	Grant		Barwon	Commerce	2,506	12,418	5,873	6,545
Geelong West (b)	Grant		Corio Bay	Suburb of Geelong	1,343	5,871	2,678	3,193
Genoa (see Mallacoota Inlet)
Gerang Gerung	Lowan	Dimboola		Agriculture	10	39	19	20
Germantown	Grant	South Barwon		Agriculture	45	211	102	109
Gisborne	Bourke	Gisborne	Jackson's Creek	Agriculture	113	554	266	288
Glengarry	Tanjil	Rosedale		Agriculture	15	84	37	47
Glenlogie	Kara Kara and Gladstone	Lexton	Avoca	Mining	13	44	17	27
Glenloth	Kara Kara	Wycheproof		Agriculture	7	32	19	13
Glenluce	Talbot	Mount Alexander		Agriculture and mining	20	76	47	29
Glenlyon	Talbot	Glenlyon	Loddon	Agricultural	70	359	196	163
Glenmaggie	Tanjil	Maffra	Glenmaggie Creek	Grazing	21	86	42	44
Glenorchy	Borung	Stawell	Wimmera	Grazing	58	289	136	153
Glenpatrick	Kara Kara	Avoca		Grazing	25	85	48	37
Glenrowan	Moira	Benalla		Grazing and agriculture	26	112	55	57
Glenroy	Bourke	Broadmeadows		Agriculture	42	235	118	117
Glenthompson	Villiers	Mount Rouse		Agriculture and grazing	30	192	111	81
Glen Wills	Croajingolong	Omeo		Mining	74	250	171	79
Gobur	Anglesey	Alexandra	Godfrey's Creek	Mining	15	52	30	22
Golden Point (see Blackwood)
Goldsborough	Gladstone	Bet Bet	Burnt Creek	Mining	35	150	79	71
Gooramadda	Bogong	Rutherglen		Agriculture	15	80	47	33
Goorambat	Moira	Benalla		Agriculture	15	62	36	26
Goornong	Bendigo	Huntly		Agriculture	30	137	76	61
Gordons	Grant	Buninyong and Ballan	Moorabool	Mining	124	579	288	291
Goroke	Lowan	Lowan		Agriculture	26	157	76	81
Gowar	Talbot	Maldon		Agriculture and mining	15	47	25	22
Goyura	Karkarooc	Karkarooc	Yarriamblack Creek	Agriculture	13	83	39	44
Grant	Dargo	Avon		Mining	8	20	12	8
Grantville	Mornington	Phillip Island	Western Port	Agriculture and shipping place	22	104	66	38
Granya	Benambra	Towong		Mining and grazing	43	220	120	100
Graytown	Dalhousie	Melvor	Spring Creek	Mining	15	71	42	29

TABLE 29.—Showing, respecting each City, Town, Borough, and Township in the State, the Pursuits with which connected, the County and Shire in which situated, the Stream or River on which built, the Number of Dwellings, and the Number of Inhabitants—continued.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	Where Situated.			Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Population.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	County.	Shire.	On what Stream or River, &c.	Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Great Western	Borung	Stawell	Concongella Creek	Mining, agriculture,and Viticulture	44	256	150	106
Greensborough	Bourke	Heidelberg	Plenty	Agriculture	55	267	159	108
Greta	Delatite	Oxley	Fifteen-mile Creek	Grazing	15	91	52	39
Guildford	Talbot	Mount Alexander	Loddon	Agriculture and mining	102	441	241	200
Gunbower	Gundbower	Echuca	Gunbower Creek	Agriculture	10	57	32	25
Haddon	Grenville	Grenville	Smythe's Creek	Agriculture and mining	76	237	132	105
Hamilton (b)	Dundas and Normanby		Grangeburn Creek	Agriculture and commerce	762	4,024	1,942	2,082
Happy Valley	Grenville	Grenville		Mining	48	189	101	88
Harcourt	Talbot	Metcalfe	Barker's Creek	Fruit-growing and stone quarries	34	159	82	77
Harrietville	Bogong	Bright	Ovens	Mining	77	411	222	189
Harrow	Lowan	Kowree	Glenelg	Grazing	50	262	121	141
Hastings	Mornington	Mornington	Western Port	Fishing	80	394	208	186
Haunted Stream (see Stirling)
Havelock	Talbot	Tullaroop		Agriculture	47	218	119	99
Hawkesdale	Villiers	Minhamite	Teatree Creek	Grazing	29	150	82	68
Hawthorn (c)	Bourke		Yarra Yarra	Suburb of Melbourne	4,390	21,430	9,484	11,946
Healesville	Evelyn	Healesville	Watts	Agriculture	169	907	428	479
Heathcote	Dalhousie	Melvor	Melvor Creek	Agriculture and mining	277	1,304	675	629
Heatherton	Bourke	Dandenong and Moorabbin		Market gardening	52	282	161	121
Heidelberg (inclusive of hospital)	Bourke	Heidelberg	Yarra Yarra	Suburb of Melbourne	180	1,011	490	521
Hepburn	Talbot	Mount Franklin		Agriculture and mining	55	252	124	128
Herne Hill	Grant	Corio		Suburb of Geelong	45	252	116	136
Hexham	Villiers	Mortlake	Hopkins	Grazing	26	111	45	66
Heyfield	Tanjil	Maffra	Thompson	Agriculture and grazing	66	280	163	117
Heywood	Normanby	Portland	Fitzroy	Agriculture and grazing	77	386	191	195
Highton	Grant	South Barwon	Barwon	Agriculture	50	281	143	138
Hillsborough	Borung	Yackandandah		Mining	9	36	22	14
Hiscocks	Grant	Buninyong		Mining	41	157	89	68
Hochkirch	Normanby	Dundas		Agriculture	25	94	47	47
Hollybush	Grenville	Grenville	Woady Yalloak Creek	Mining	78	538	365	173
Homebush Lower	Gladstone	Avoca		Mining	53	1,237	120	117
Hopetoun	Karkarooc	Karkarooc	Lake Lascelles	Agriculture	66	331	175	156
Horsham (b)	Borung		Wimmera	Agriculture and grazing	501	2,724	1,293	1,431
Hotspur	Normanby	Portland		Grazing and timber cutting	10	42	22	20
Huntly	Bendigo	Huntly	Bendigo Creek	Mining	81	279	154	125
Hurdle Flat	Bogong	Beechworth		Mining	31	135	61	74
Illabarook	Grenville	Ripon		Grazing	62	268	154	114
Inglewood (b)	Gladstone			Mining	310	1,320	669	651
Inkerman	Gladstone	Bet Bet		Mining	26	80	47	33
Inverleigh	Grenville	Bannockburn	Barwon	Agriculture and grazing	24	142	68	74
Inverloch	Buln Buln	Woorayl	Anderson's Inlet	Grazing	17	87	43	44
Irrewillipe	Polwarth	Colac		Grazing	17	93	44	49
Ivanhoe	Bourke	Heidelberg	Darebin Creek	Suburb of Melbourne	77	404	195	209
Jamieson	Wonnangatta	Howqua	Goulburn	Mining	48	237	124	113
Jeetho	Mornington	Poowong and Jeetho		Grazing	22	92	50	42
Jeparit	Borung	Dimboola	Wimmera	Agriculture	39	250	126	124
Hericho and adjacent gold workings	Tanjil	Walhalla	Jordan	Mining	123	236	173	63
Joyce's Creek	Talbot	Newstead		Agriculture	16	86	50	36
Jumbunna	Mornington	Poowong & Jeetho		Grazing	155	729	401	328
Jung Jung	Borung	Wimmera	YarriambiacCreek	Grazing	25	112	59	53

TABLE 29.—Showing, respecting each City, Town, Borough, and Township in the State, the Pursuits with which connected, the County and Shire in which situated, the Stream or River on which built, the Number of Dwellings, and the Number of Inhabitants—continued.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	Where Situated.			Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Population.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	County.	Shire.	On what Stream or River, &c.	Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Kalkallo	Bourke	Merriang		Dairying	19	86	44	42
Kangaroo Flat	Bendigo	Marong and Strathfieldsaye	Bendigo Creek	Mining	211	880	435	445
Kangaroo Gully	Bendigo	Marong		Mining	50	178	98	80
Kangaroo Ground	Evelyn	Eltham		Agriculture	50	267	136	131
Kaniva	Lowan	Lawloit		Mallee	56	296	147	149
Katamatite	Moira	Tungamah	Boosey Creek	Agriculture	24	120	62	58
Katunga	Moira	Numurkah			15	75	38	37
Keilor	Bourke	Keilor	Saltwater	Agriculture and grazing	40	161	86	75
Kensington (see Flemington and Kensington)
Kerang	Gunbower	Swan Hill	Loddon	Agriculture and grazing	210	1,222	642	580
Kevington	Wonnangatta	Alexandra	Goulburn	Grazing	21	83	44	39
Kew (b)	Bourke		Yarra Yarra	Suburb of Melbourne	1,586	9,469	4,354	5,115
Kiata	Lowan	Dimboola		Agriculture	13	82	43	39
Kiewa	Bogong	Yackandandah	Kiewa	Agriculture and grazing	9	60	27	33
Kilmore	Dalhousie	Kilmore		Agriculture	232	1,044	488	556
Kilmore East	Dalhousie	Kilmore		Agriculture	17	85	47	38
Kingower	Gladstone	Korong	Kingower Creek	Mining	55	178	93	85
Kingston	Talbot	Creswick	Ballarook Creek	Agriculture and mining	92	446	218	228
Kirkstall	Villiers	Belfast	Murray's Brook	Agriculture	33	165	86	79
Knowsley	Rodney	Melvor		Agriculture	15	82	44	38
Koondrook	Gunbower	Kerang	Murray	Agriculture	64	339	187	152
Koroit (b)	Villiers			Agriculture	332	1,684	862	822
Korongvale	Gladstone	Korong		Mining and Agriculture	61	293	143	150
Korumburra and Coal District	Mornington and Buln Buln	Poowong & Jeetho, and Woorayl		Coal mining	522	2,445	1,305	1,140
Kyabram	Rodney	Rodney		Agriculture	110	589	311	278
Kyneton	Dalhousie	Kyneton	Campaspe	Agriculture	676	3,274	1,505	1,769
Laanecoorie	Bendigo	Marong	Bradford Creek	Agriculture	19	97	45	52
Lake Boga	Tatchera	Swan Hill	Lake Boga	Agriculture and grazing	26	176	98	78
Lake Bolac	Ripon	Ararat	Lake Bolac	Agriculture	20	132	76	56
Lake Charm	Tatchera	Swan Hill	Dry Lake	Agriculture and grazing	14	35	18	17
Lake Rowan (see St. James)
Lal Lal	Grant	Buninyong		Mining and grazing	20	84	47	37
Lamplough	Gladstone	Avoca	Rutherford's Creek	Mining and grazing	54	164	96	68
Lancefield	Bourke	Lancefield	Saltwater	Agriculture	124	534	287	247
Landsborough	Kara Kara	Avoca	Heifer Creek	Mining	28	129	68	61
Lang Lang	Mornington	Cranbourne	Lang Lang Creek	Agriculture	26	113	61	52
Lara	Grant	Corio		Lime burning and grazing	57	286	145	141
Launching Place	Evelyn	Lilydale		Agriculture	9	51	26	25
Lauraville	Wonnangatta	Howqua	Gaffney's Creek	Mining	66	247	153	94
Lauriston	Dalhousie	Kyneton	Campaspe	Agriculture and mining	85	408	213	195
Laverton	Bourke	Wyndham		Grazing	37	155	84	71
Lawrence	Talbot	Creswick	Birch's Creek	Mining	45	211	117	94
Learmonth	Ripon	Lexton	Lake Learmonth	Agriculture	73	324	154	170
Leonard's Hill	Talbot	Mount Franklin		Timber trade	49	210	125	85
Leongatha	Buln Buln	Woorayl		Grazing and timber cutting	139	681	402	279
Lethbridge	Grant	Bannockburn	Moorabool	Agriculture and grazing	29	160	83	77
Leviathan Reef	Talbot	Tullaroop		Mining	22	90	46	44
Lexton	Talbot	Lexton	Burnbank Creek	Agriculture and grazing	48	243	125	118
Lillimur	Lowan	Lawloit		Mallee	22	99	48	51
Lillydale	Evelyn	Lillydale	Olinda Creek	Agriculture	232	1,134	538	596
Lintons	Grenville	Grenville	Springdallah Creek	Mining	166	658	324	334
Lismore	Hampden	Hampden	Carringweet Creek	Grazing	24	122	65	57
Little River	Grant	Wyndham	Little	Grazing and agriculture	17	87	44	43
Llanelly	Gladstone	Bet Bet		Mining and agriculture	36	120	63	57
Loch	Mornington	Poowong & Jeetho	Bass	Agriculture and grazing	37	200	109	91
Locksley	Moira	Goulburn		Agriculture and grazing	10	55	27	28

TABLE 29.—Showing, respecting each City, Town, Borough, and Township in the State, the Pursuits with which connected, the County and Shire in which situated, the Stream or River on which built, the Number of Dwellings, and the Number of Inhabitants—continued.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	Where Situated.			Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Population.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	County.	Shire.	On what Stream or River, &c.	Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Lockwood	Bendigo	Marong	Bullock Creek	Agriculture and mining	25	86	43	43
Longwarry	Buln Buln	Buln Buln		Agriculture	54	209	121	88
Longwood	Delatite and Moira	Euroa	Nine-mile Creek	Agriculture and grazing	53	296	169	127
Lorne	Polwarth	Winchelsea	Loutit Bay	Watering place	45	247	97	150
Lorquon	Lowan	Lowan		Agriculture	15	94	35	59
Lower Buckland	Delatite	Bright	Buckland	Mining	23	86	49	37
Lubeck	Borung	Dunmunkle		Agriculture	12	80	40	40
Lucknow	Dargo	Bairnsdale	Mitchell	Agriculture	55	247	119	128
Lyonville	Talbot	Glenlyon		Timber cutting	40	172	97	75
Macarthur	Normanby	Minhamite	Eumeralla	Grazing	76	375	194	181
Macedon	Bourke	Gisborne		Agriculture	36	167	82	85
Macedon Upper	Bourke	Gisborne		Summer resort	73	487	208	279
Macorna	Gunbower	Swan Hill	Moonlight Creek	Agriculture	23	105	41	64
Maddingley	Grant	Bacchus Marsh	Werribee	Agriculture	44	252	132	120
Maffra	Tanjil	Maffra	Macallister	Agriculture and grazing	154	777	384	393
Magpie	Grenville	Buninyong		Mining	26	103	49	54
Mailor's Flat	Villiers	Warrnambool		Grazing and agriculture	26	132	69	63
Maindample	Delatite	Mansfield	Boundary Creek	Mining and agriculture	61	285	167	118
Majorca (b)	Talbot		Mount Greenock	Agriculture and mining	173	719	361	358
Maldon	Talbot	Maldon	Muckleford Creek	Agriculture and mining	822	3,667	1,852	1,815
Mallacoota Inlet	Croajingolong	Orbost			43	186	76	110
Malmsbury (b)	Dalhousie and Talbot		Coliban	Agriculture and mining	246	1,121	540	581
Malvern (t)	Bourke			Suburb of Melbourne	2,114	10,619	4,656	5,963
Mangalore	Anglesey	Seymour		Firewood cutting	15	75	49	26
Mansfield	Delatite	Mansfield	Ford's Creek	Agriculture	163	819	403	416
Marlo	Croajingolong	Tambo	Snowy	Agriculture	9	57	27	30
Marong	Bendigo	Marong	Bullock Creek	Agriculture	29	96	50	46
Maryborough (b)	Talbot		Four-mile Creek	Mining	1,170	5,622	2,745	2,877
Marysville	Anglesey	Healesville	Stevenson	Grazing and agriculture	15	65	35	30
Maryvale (see Morwell)
Matlock	Wonnangatta	Howqua		Mining	134	303	224	79
Melbourne (city only)*	Bourke		Yarra Yarra	Metropolis	12,298	68,374	34,161	34,213
Melton	Bourke	Melton	Toolern Toolern	Agriculture	59	273	154	119
Mentone	Bourke	Moorabbin		Suburb of Melbourne	115	637	297	340
Meredith	Grant	Meredith and Buninyong	Coole Barghurk Creek	Agriculture and mining	59	301	172	129
Merino	Normanby	Glenelg	Merino Creek	Agriculture	85	395	186	209
Merton	Anglesey	Mansfield	Merton Creek	Mining	10	63	34	29
Metcalf	Talbot	Metcalf		Grazing	12	55	22	33
Metung	Tambo	Tambo	Lake King	Fishing	28	130	69	61
Milawa	Bogong	Oxley		Agriculture	11	64	35	29
Mildura	Karkarooc	Mildura	Murray	Agriculture	325	1,606	880	726
Minersrest	Grenville & Ripon	Ballarat	Burrumbeet Creek	Agriculture	47	223	121	102
Minyip	Borung	Dunmunkle and St. Arnaud		Agriculture	75	385	206	179
Miram Piram	Lowan	Lawloit		Mallee	13	70	34	36
Mirboo North	Buln Buln	Traralgon		Timber cutting	54	274	142	132
Mitcham	Bourke	Nunawading		Brickmaking	138	688	346	342
Mitiamo	Bendigo	Echuca	Mount Hope Creek	Agriculture	24	106	54	52
Mitta Mitta goldfield	Bogong	Towong	Mitta Mitta	Mining	74	312	202	110
Moe	Buln Buln	Narracan		Agriculture	63	306	166	140
Molesworth	Anglesey	Yea	Goulburn	Grazing	13	63	31	32
Moliagul	Gladstone	Bet Bet	Burnt Creek	Mining	30	89	57	32
Moolort	Talbot	Tullaroop		Mining	27	148	94	54
Moonambel	Kara Kara	Avoca	Mountain Creek	Mining	34	146	79	67
Mooroopna	Rodney	Rodney	Goulburn	Agriculture	134	759	400	359
Morang	Bourke	Whittlesea	Plenty	Agriculture	28	162	91	71
Mordialloc	Bourke	Moorabbin	Mordialloc Creek	Watering place	116	623	292	331
Mornington	Mornington	Mornington	Tanti Creek and Port Phillip Bay	Watering place	164	821	370	451
Morrisons	Grant	Ballan	Moorabool	Mining	38	145	74	71
Mortlake	Hampden	Mortlake		Grazing	165	780	360	420
Morwell	Buln Buln	Traralgon	Morwell	Agriculture	121	587	276	311
Mosquito Flat	Talbot	Tullaroop		Agriculture	23	62	38	24
Mount Clear	Grenville	Buninyong		Mining	78	352	191	161

[* For Greater Melbourne see page 75 ante.]

TABLE 29.—Showing, respecting each City, Town, Borough, and Township in the State, the Pursuits with which connected, the County and Shire in which situated, the Stream or River on which built, the Number of Dwellings, and the Number of Inhabitants—continued.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	Where Situated.			Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Population.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	County.	Shire.	On what Stream or River, &c.	Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Mount Moriac	Grant	Barrabool	Waurn Ponds	Agriculture	14	87	52	35
Mount Prospect	Talbot	Creswick		Agriculture	20	88	53	35
Mount William Gold-field	Ripon	Ararat		Mining	348	879	675	204
Moyhu	Delatite	Oxley		Agriculture	10	63	37	26
Moyston	Borung	Ararat	Mount William Creek	Grazing	33	127	57	70
Muckleford	Talbot	Maldon	Muckleford Creek	Agriculture	36	143	75	68
Murchison	Rodney	Waranga	Goulburn	Agriculture	101	517	257	260
Murtoa	Borung	Dunmunkle		Agriculture	140	761	384	377
Musk Vale	Talbot	Mount Franklin		Agriculture and mining	31	153	79	74
Myrniong	Bourke	Ballan	Myrniong Creek	Agriculture	22	64	34	30
Myrtleford	Bogong	Bright	Ovens	Mining and agriculture	116	495	255	240
Mysia	Gladstone	Korong		Agriculture	9	57	26	31
Mystic Park	Tatchera	Swan Hill	Dry Lake		7	28	17	11
Nagambie	Moira	Goulburn	Goulburn	Agriculture	143	715	372	343
Napoleons	Grenville	Buninyong		Mining	45	191	94	97
Narbethong	Anglesey	Healesville	Fisher's Creek	Grazing	18	66	35	31
Nar-nar-goon	Mornington	Berwick		Agriculture	38	166	94	72
Narracan	Buln Buln	Narracan	Narracan Creek	Agriculture	11	69	32	37
Narre Warren	Mornington	Ferntree Gully		Dairying	13	67	31	36
Nathalia	Moira	Numurkah	Broken Creek	Agriculture	124	828	444	384
Natimuk	Lowan	Arapiles	Lake Natimuk	Grazing	74	372	172	200
Navarre	Kara Kara	Avoca and Kara Kara	Heifer Station Creek	Grazing	13	52	27	25
Neerim South	Buln Buln	Buln Buln		Agriculture	77	288	151	137
Neilborough (see Raywood)
Nelson	Normanby	Portland	Glenelg	Grazing and agriculture	7	34	20	14
Nepean	Mornington	Flinders and Kangerong	Port Phillip Bay	Fortification	8	45	25	20
Nerrina (Little Bendigo)	Grenville	Bungaree		Mining	96	374	198	176
Netherby	Lowan	Lowan		Agriculture	13	56	24	32
Newbridge	Bendigo	Marong	Loddon	Grazing and mining	60	249	120	129
New Gisborne	Bourke	Gisborne		Agriculture	44	179	83	96
Newham	Dalhousie	Newham		Agriculture	20	81	48	33
Newlyn	Talbot	Creswick	Bullarook Creek	Agriculture	72	362	194	168
Newry	Tanjil	Maffra	Macallister	Agriculture	17	83	47	36
Newstead	Talbot	Newstead	Loddon	Agriculture and mining	88	456	224	232
Newtown and Chilwell (b)	Grant		Barwon	Suburb of Geelong	1,048	5,049	2,176	2,873
Nhill	Lowan	Lowan		Grazing	192	1,065	522	543
Ninyeunook	Tatchera	Swan Hill and St. Arnaud	Avoca	Grazing and agriculture	12	65	36	29
Noradjuha	Borung	Arapiles		Agriculture	16	88	46	42
Northcote (t)	Bourke		Merri Merri Creek	Suburb of Melbourne	1,878	9,677	4,646	5,031
North Geelong	Grant	Corio		Suburb of Geelong	51	245	111	134
North Melbourne (t)	Bourke			Suburb of Melbourne	3,640	18,120	8,876	9,244
Numurkah	Moira	Numurkah	Borken Creek	Agriculture	232	1,174	592	582
Nyah	Tatchera	Castle Donnington	Murray	Agriculture	7	44	21	23
Nyora	Mornington	Poowong & Jeetho		Grazing	13	51	27	24
Oakleigh (b)	Bourke		Kooyong Koot Creek	Agriculture	275	1,273	613	660
Ocean Grove	Grant	Bellarine	Bass Straits	Watering place	27	135	69	66
Omeo	Benambra	Omeo	Mitta Mitta	Agriculture and mining	146	643	350	293
Ondit (see Beeac)
Orbost	Croajingolong	Tambo	Snowy	Grazing	85	398	207	191
Orford	Villiers	Minhamite	Shaw	Grazing	9	38	20	18
Osborne's Flat gold workings (see Allan's Flat)
Outtrim	Mornington	Powong & Jeetho		Mining	323	1,646	1,000	646
Oxley	Delatite	Oxley	King	Agriculture	16	79	38	41
Pakenham	Mornington	Berwick	Too-mac Creek	Agriculture	46	221	101	120

TABLE 29.—Showing, respecting each City, Town, Borough, and Township in the State, the Pursuits with which connected, the County and Shire in which situated, the Stream or River on which built, the Number of Dwellings, and the Number of Inhabitants—continued.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	Where Situated.			Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Population.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	County.	Shire.	On what Stream or River, &c.	Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Palmerston (see Port Albert)
Panmure	Hampden	Warrnambool		Pastoral	23	135	60	75
Panton Hill	Bourke	Eltham		Agriculture	11	47	24	23
Paynesville	Tanjil	Bairnsdale		Pastoral	56	209	93	116
Pearsontown (see Walhalla)
Penshurst	Villiers	Mount Rouse		Agriculture	146	689	357	332
Percydale	Kara Kara	Avoca	Eiddler's Creek	Mining	11	48	23	25
Picola	Moira	Numurkah		Pastoral	16	62	37	25
Piggoreet	Grenville	Grenville		Grazing and mining	35	164	96	68
Pimpinio	Borung	Wimmera		Agriculture	11	67	34	33
Pirron Yaloak	Polwarth	Colac	Pirron Yaloak Creek	Agriculture	14	65	36	29
Pitfield	Grenville	Grenville		Agriculture	317	1,382	907	475
Poowong	Mornington	Poowong & Jeetho		Grazing	21	107	56	51
Porepunkah	Bogong	Bright	Ovens	Mining	28	113	68	45
Port Albert	Buln Buln	Alberton	Port Albert	Commerce	50	227	112	115
Portarlington	Grant	Bellarine	Port Phillip Bay	Agriculture	139	672	304	368
Port Campbell	Heytesbury	Heytesbury	Port Campbell	Agriculture	10	49	20	29
Port Fairy (b)	Villiers		Moyne	Commerce	386	1,990	968	1,022
Portland (b)	Normanby		Wattle Hill Creek	Grazing	471	2,185	965	1,220
Port Melbourne (b)	Bourke		Hobson's Bay	Suburb of Melbourne	2,439	12,176	5,989	6,187
Portsea	Mornington	Flinders and Kangerong	Port Phillip Bay	Watering place	31	184	100	84
Prahran (c)	Bourke			Suburb of Melbourne	8,437	40,441	17,700	22,741
Prentice North	Bogong	Rutherglen		Mining	95	415	239	176
Preston	Bourke	Preston	Merri Merri Creek	Suburb of Melbourne	761	4,059	1,975	2,084
Puebla (Torquay)	Grant	South Barwon	Spring Creek	Agriculture	26	134	59	75
Purnim	Villiers	Warrnambool	Merri Creek	Agriculture	27	144	77	67
Pyalong	Dalhousie	Pyalong	Mollison's Creek	Agriculture	30	148	79	69
Pyramid Hill	Gunbower	Gordon	Pyramid Creek	Agriculture	56	250	134	116
Quambatook	Tatchera	Korang	Avoca	Agriculture	21	100	47	53
Queenscliff (b)	Grant		Port Phillip Bay	Watering place	367	2,025	952	1,073
Queensferry	Mornington	Phillip Island	Western Port	Agriculture and grazing	11	55	25	30
Queenstown and adjoining gold-field	Evelyn	Eltham	Diamond Creek	Mining	210	809	470	339
Raglan	Ripon	Ripon	Fiery Creek	Agriculture	58	254	152	102
Raywood (b)	Bendigo			Mining	95	461	262	199
Redbank	Kara Kara	Avoca	Cherrytree Creek	Mining	47	178	94	84
Redcastle	Rodney	Melvor		Mining	18	70	35	35
Redesdale	Dalhousie	Metcalfe		Agriculture	13	51	26	25
Redruth	Dundas	Dundas			21	116	52	64
Reedy Creek gold workings	Anglesey and Dalhousie	Broadford	Reedy Creek	Mining	46	156	86	70
Rheola	Gladstone	Korong	Kangderaar Creek	Mining and agriculture	76	220	127	93
Rhyll	Mornington	Phillip Island	Western Port	Agriculture	8	49	23	26
Richmond (c)	Bourke		Yarra Yarra	Suburb of Melbourne	7,908	37,824	18,074	19,750
Riddell's Creek	Bourke	Romsey	Riddell's Creek	Agriculture and grazing	66	271	136	135
Ringwood	Evelyn	Lilydale		Brickmaking	86	363	167	196
Rochester	Bendigo and Rodney	Echuca	Campaspe	Agriculture	197	1,032	494	538
Rochford	Bourke	Lancefield		Agriculture	8	44	19	25
Rocky Lead	Talbot	Creswick		Mining	39	166	76	90
Rokewood	Grenville	Leigh	Kuruc-a-ruc Creek	Agriculture and mining	134	524	310	214
Rokewood Junction	Grenville	Leigh		Agriculture and mining	53	252	136	116
Romsey	Bourke	Romsey	Five-mile Creek	Agriculture	112	519	265	254
Rosebrook (included in Port Fairy Borough)
Rosebud	Mornington	Flinders and Kangerong	Port Phillip Bay	Fishing	24	103	47	56
Roseberry	Karkarooc	Karkarooc	Yarrambiack Creek	Agriculture	12	66	33	33
Rosedale	Buln Buln	Rosedale	Latrobe	Agriculture	99	488	241	247
Rupanyup	Borung	Dunmunkle	Dunmunkle Creek	Grazing	64	276	130	146

TABLE 29.—Showing, respecting each City, Town, Borough, and Township in the State, the Pursuits with which connected, the County and Shire in which situated, the Stream or River on which built, the Number of Dwellings, and the Number of Inhabitants—continued.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	Where Situated.			Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Population.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	County.	Shire.	On what Stream or River, &c.	Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Rushworth	Rodney	Waranga		Mining	191	817	429	388
Rutherglen (b)	Bogong			Agriculture and mining	362	1,748	918	830
Rye	Mornington	Flinders and Kangerong	Port Phillip Bay	Lime burning	38	118	76	42
St. Albans	Bourke	Keilor		Grazing	33	116	53	63
St. Arnaud (b)	Kara Kara		St. Arnaud Creek	Mining	717	3,656	1,815	1,841
St. James'	Moira	Benalla		Agriculture	35	166	84	82
St. Kilda (c)	Bourke		Hobson's Bay	Suburb of Melbourne	3,955	20,542	8,803	11,739
St. Leonards	Grant	Bellarine	Port Phillip Bay	Watering place	10	54	29	25
Sale (b)	Tanjil		Flooding Creek	Agriculture	692	3,462	1,586	1,876
Sandford	Normanby	Glenelg	Wannon	Agriculture	45	296	114	152
Sandhurst (see Bendigo)
Sandringham and neighbourhood	Bourke	Moorabbin	Port Phillip Bay	Watering place	231	1,278	566	712
San Remo	Mornington	Phillip Island	Western Port Bay	Watering place	27	123	60	63
Sarsfield	Dargo	Bairnsdale	Nicholson	Agriculture	33	182	100	82
Scarsdale (see Browns and Scarsdale)
Schnapper Point (see Mornington)
Seacombe	Buln Buln	Rosedale	McLennan's Straits	Watering place	4	28	17	11
Sea Lake	Karkarooc	Wycheproof		Agriculture	33	122	67	55
Seaton	Tanjil	Maffra		Grazing	7	50	27	23
Sebastian	Bendigo	Marong		Mining	51	271	141	130
Sebastopol (b)	Grenville		Yarrowee	Mining	647	2,969	1,432	1,537
Serviceton	Lowan	Lawloit		Mallee	26	161	81	80
Seville	Evelyn	Lilydale	Wandin Yallock Creek	Agriculture	18	107	48	59
Seymour	Anglesey	Seymour	Goulburn	Agriculture	358	1,884	930	954
Sheep Hills	Borung	Borung		Agriculture	21	117	60	57
Shelford	Grant	Leigh	Yarrowee	Grazing	26	105	55	50
Shepard's Flat	Talbot	Mt. Franklin		Agriculture and mining	26	83	46	37
Shepparton	Moira	Shepparton	Goulburn	Agriculture	311	2,067	1,051	1,016
Simmon's Reef	Bourke	Ballan		Mining	33	104	59	45
Skipton	Hampden	Hampden	Mount Emu Creek	Agriculture and grazing	61	308	154	154
Smeaton	Talbot	Creswick	Bullarook Creek	Agriculture and grazing	113	601	302	299
Smythesdale (b)	Grenville		Smythe's Creek	Mining	104	443	221	222
Snake Valley	Grenville	Ripon		Mining	118	469	233	236
Snowy Creek and Mitta Mitta gold workings	Bogong	Towong		Mining	95	410	258	152
Somerville	Mornington	Mornington		Grazing and fruit tree nurseries	20	107	58	49
Sorrento	Mornington	Flinders and Kangerong	Port Phillip Bay	Watering place	138	680	315	365
South Melbourne (c)	Bourke			Suburb of Melbourne	8,056	40,619	19,412	21,207
Springfield	Bourke	Springfield		Agriculture	4	26	16	10
Spring Hill	Talbot	Kyneton		Agriculture	22	67	39	28
Springhurst	Bogong	North Ovens		Mining	11	41	20	21
Springmount	Talbot	Creswick		Agriculture	57	294	148	146
Staghorn Flat (see Allan's Flat)
Stanley	Bogong	Beechworth	Nine-mile Creek	Mining	102	404	205	199
Stawell (b)	Borung		Pleasant Creek	Mining	1,133	5,318	2,485	2,833
Steiglitz	Grant	Meredith	Sutherland's Creek	Mining	85	313	152	161
Stirling	Dargo	Omeo	Haunted Stream	Mining	56	157	111	46
Strangways	Talbot	Newstead	Jim Crow Creek	Mining	30	125	62	63
Strathford	Tanjil	Avon	Avon	Agriculture	117	581	293	288
Strathfieldsaye	Bendigo	Strathfieldsaye	Axe, Emu, and Sheepwash Creeks	Agriculture	16	80	38	42
Strathmerton	Moira	Numurkah		Agriculture	32	181	92	89
Streatham	Ripon	Ararat	Fiery Creek	Grazing	17	84	42	42
Stuartmill	Kara Kara	Kara Kara	Strathfillan Creek	Mining	33	107	57	50
Sunbury (exclusive of lunatic asylum)	Bourke	Bulla and Melton	Jackson's Creek	Agriculture	117	504	237	267
Sunnyside	Bogong	Omeo		Mining	95	285	180	105
Surrey Hills	Bourke	Boroondara and Nunawading		Suburb of Melbourne	543	2,712	1,281	1,431
Sutton Grange	Talbot	Metcalfe		Grazing and agriculture	10	43	22	21

TABLE 29.—Showing, respecting each City, Town, Borough, and Township in the State, the Pursuits with which connected, the County and Shire in which situated, the Stream or River on which built, the Number of Dwellings, and the Number of Inhabitants—continued.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	Where Situated.			Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Population.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	County.	Shire.	On what Stream or River, &c.	Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Swan Hill	Tatchera	Swan Hill	Murray	Grazing	203	1,068	532	536
sydenham	Bourke	Keilor		Grazing	10	21	15	6
Sydney Flat	Bendigo	Marong			18	76	43	33
Tabilk	Moira	Goulburn		Viticulture	20	159	120	39
Tahara	Normanby	Portland	Wannon	Grazing	10	51	25	26
Talbot (b)	Talbot		Back Creek	Agriculture and mining	308	1,197	580	617
Tallangatta	Benambra	Towong	Tallangatta Creek	Mining	92	510	284	226
Tallarook	Dalhousie	Seymour	Dabyminga Creek	Agriculture and grazing	50	225	115	110
Tallygaroopna	Moira	Shepparton		Agriculture and grazing	28	142	72	70
Tambo (see Bruthen)
Tanjil	Tanjil	Narracan	Moondarra	Mining	22	43	28	15
Taradale (old borough)	Dalhousie and Talbot	Metcalfe	Coliban	Agriculture and mining	116	451	225	226
Tarilta	Talbot	Mount Alexander		Mining	22	91	49	42
Tarnagulla (b)	Gladstone		Loddon	Mining	174	729	357	372
Tarraville	Buln Buln	Alberton	Tarra	Agriculture	26	113	52	61
Tarrawingee	Bogong	North Ovens	Hodgson's Creek	Agriculture	9	56	31	25
Tarwin	Buln Buln	Woorayl	Tarwin	Grazing
Tatara	Rodney	Rodney		Agriculture	118	582	298	284
Teesdale	Grant	Leigh	Native Hut Creek	Agriculture	34	142	82	60
Telford	Moira	Yarrawonga		Agriculture	7	26	14	12
Templestowe	Bourke	Bulleen	Yarra Yarra	Agriculture	106	540	287	253
Terang	Hampden	Hampden	Lake Terang	Agriculture and grazing	261	1,382	693	689
Thomastown	Bourke	Darebin		Agriculture	38	177	91	86
Thoona	Moira	Benalla		Agriculture	20	99	58	41
Thorpdale	Buln Buln	Narracan		Saw-milling	32	146	75	71
Timboon	Heytesbury	Heytesbury		Agriculture	7	39	20	19
Timor (see Bowenvale)	Talbot	Tullaroop	Timor and Bet Bet Creeks	Mining
Tongio West	Dargo	Omeo		Agriculture	37	134	79	55
Toolamba	Rodney	Rodney	Goulburn	Agriculture	15	97	58	39
Toombon	Tanjil	Walhalla		Mining	13	37	25	12
Toongabbie	Tanjil	Rosedale	Rosedale Creek	Grazing	50	275	133	142
Toora	Buln Buln	Alberton		Grazing	21	125	62	63
Tooradin	Mornington	Cranbourne	Western Port Bay	Grazing	23	141	71	70
Torquay (see Puebla)
Towong	Benambra	Towong	Murray	Grazing	13	83	49	34
Trafalgar	Buln Buln	Traralgon		Agriculture	30	140	74	66
Traralgon	Buln Buln	Traralgon	Traralgon Creek	Mining	236	1,118	536	582
Trentham	Dalhousie	Kyneton	Branch of Coliban	Mining and agriculture	158	694	361	333
Tungamah	Moira	Yarrawonga	Boosey Creek	Agriculture	86	393	183	210
Tyabb	Mornington	Mornington	Western Port	Fishing	9	45	24	21
Tylden	Dalhousie	Kyneton	Little Coliban	Agriculture and mining	38	184	88	96
Tynong	Mornington	Berwick		Agriculture	8	33	18	15
Vaughan	Talbot	Mount Alexander	Loddon	Mining	28	58	36	22
Violet Town	Delatite and Moira	Euroa	Honeysuckle Creek	Agriculture and grazing	118	643	328	315
Waanyarra Goldfield	Gladstone	Bet Bet	Waanyarra Creek	Mining	59	207	121	86
Wahgunyah	Bogong	Rutherglen	Murray	Agriculture	83	471	266	205
Wahring	Moira	Goulburn	Goulburn	Agriculture	17	84	51	33
Walhalla	Tanjil	Walhalla	Stringer's Creek	Mining	486	2,061	1,041	1,020
Walkerville	Buln Buln	Woorayl	Waratah Bay	Lime burning	10	36	25	11
Wallace	Grant	Buninyong and Ballan	Western Moorabool	Agriculture	33	154	89	65
Wallan Wallan	Bourke	Merriang		Agriculture	46	202	104	98
Wandiligong Goldfield	Deltite	Bright	Morse's Creek	Mining	183	774	396	378
Wandin Yallock	Evelyn	Lillydale		Fruit-growing	13	55	27	28
Wandong	Dalhousie	Kilmore		Timber	37	176	101	75
Wangaratta (b)	Delatite, Bogong, and Moira		Ovens and King	Agriculture	474	2,621	1,279	1,342
Warburton	Evelyn	Upper Yarra	Britannia Creek	Mining	68	195	137	58
Warracknabeal	Borung	Borung	Yarriambiac Creek	Agriculture	329	1,750	887	863
Warragul	Buln Buln	Warragul	Hazel Creek	Agriculture	308	1,551	779	772
Warrandyte	Evelyn	Bulleen	Yarra Yarra	Grazing	79	266	143	123
Warrenheip	Grant	Buninyong		Agriculture	93	396	199	197

TABLE 29.—Showing, respecting each City, Town, Borough, and Township in the State, the Pursuits with which connected, the County and Shire in which situated, the Stream or River on which built, the Number of Dwellings, and the Number of Inhabitants—continued.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	Where Situated.			Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Population.
City, Town, Borough, Township, or Locality.	County.	Shire.	On what Stream or River, &c.	Pursuits connected with—	Inhabited Dwellings.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Warrion	Grenville	Colac		Agriculture	26	111	61	50
Warrnambool (d)	Villiers		Hopkins	Agriculture	1,253	6,404	2,941	3,463
Watchem	Borung	Donald		Agriculture	29	142	71	71
Waterloo and gold workings	Ripon	Ripon		Mining	127	595	330	265
Waubra (Springs)	Talbot	Lexton		Grazing and agriculture	20	73	42	31
Wedderburn	Gladstone	Korong		Mining	235	905	469	436
Welshman's Reef	Talbot	Newstead		Mining	48	147	90	57
Welshpool	Buln Buln	South Gippsland	Shady Creek	Fishing	37	159	88	71
Wendouree	Grenville	Ballarat		Grazing	95	460	224	236
Werribee	Bourke	Wyndham	Werribee	Grazing and agriculture	139	693	340	353
West Charlton (see Charlton)
Whipstick	Bendigo	Marong		Mining	41	120	74	46
Whitfield	Delatite	Oxley		Agriculture	19	97	52	45
Whittlesea	Evelyn and Bourke	Whittlesea	Plenty	Agriculture	59	296	140	156
Whorouly	Delatite	Oxley		Agriculture	7	22	8	14
Whroo	Rodney	Waranga		Mining	43	175	92	83
Wickliffe	Ripon	Ararat	Hopkins	Grazing	23	143	82	61
Wilby	Moira	North Yarrawonga		Agriculture	14	51	25	26
Williamstown (t)	Bourke		Hobson's Bay	Suburb of Melbourne	2,942	14,052	6,793	7,259
Winchelsea	Grant and Grenville	Winchelsea	Barwon	Grazing	89	446	210	236
Windsor (see Prahran)
Winslow	Villiers	Warrnambool	Lake Carteorronge	Agriculture	26	126	61	65
Winton	Delatite	Benalla		Pastoral	12	66	37	29
Wodonga	Bogong	Wodonga	Murray	Agriculture and mining	184	909	438	471
Woodend	Dalhousie	Newham	Five-mile Creek	Agriculture	247	1,184	592	592
Woodford	Villiers	Warrnambool	Merri River	Agriculture	40	223	106	117
Woodside	Buln Buln	Alberton	Bruthen Creek	Grazing	9	35	19	16
Wood's Point	Wonnangatta	Howqua	Goulburn	Mining	103	429	244	185
Woolshed (Ovens)	Bogong	Beechworth		Mining	27	128	68	60
Woolsthorpe	Villiers	Warrnambool	Spring Creek	Grazing	28	142	71	71
Woomelang	Karkarooc	Karkarooc		Agriculture	8	38	20	18
Woorndoo	Hampden	Mortlake		Grazing	16	97	57	40
Wunghnu	Moira	Numurkah	Nine-mile Creek	Agriculture and grazing	42	232	115	117
Wycheproof	Tatchera	St. Arnaud		Agriculture	80	578	286	292
Wyndham (see Werribee)
Yackandandah	Bogong	Yackandandah	Yackandandah Creek	Mining	127	499	245	254
Yambuk	Villiers	Belfast	Shaw	Agriculture	38	155	73	82
Yandoit	Talbot	Mount Franklin	Jim Crow Creek	Mining	92	406	227	179
Yan Yean	Evelyn	Whittlesea	Plenty	Agriculture	37	177	87	90
Yapeen	Talbot	Newstead		Agriculture	22	100	56	44
Yarck	Anglesey	Alexandra		Agriculture	17	73	36	37
Yarra Junction	Evelyn	Upper Yarra	Yarra Yarra		9	58	28	30
Yarra Glen	Evelyn	Eltham	Yarra Yara	Agriculture	102	517	257	260
Yarragon	Buln Buln	Narracan		Agriculture	48	246	125	121
Yarram	Buln Buln	Alberton		Agriculture	60	438	218	220
Yarrawonga	Moira	North Yarrawonga	Murray	Agriculture	282	1,438	720	718
Yarrowee	Grenville	Buninyong		Mining	33	165	75	90
Yarroweyah	Moira	Tungamah		Agriculture	17	81	37	44
Yaugher	Polwarth	Colac		Railway station	8	28	17	11
Yea	Anglesey	Yea	Muddy Creek	Agriculture and mining	148	823	418	405
Yendon	Grant	Buninyong		Agriculture	25	91	48	43
Yinnar	Buln Buln	Traralgon and Narracan		Grazing	13	83	39	44

COUNTIES IN DETAIL, WITH MAPS.,Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions).,(1) COUNTY OF BOURKE.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
			Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
			Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY	522,933	248,387	274,546	2,497	160	46	21	103,316	2,927	276
	1A	City of Melbourne—
1		Bourke ward	12,603	6,477	6,126	33	2			2,228	32	4
2		Lonsdale ward	2,443	1,609	834	7				232
3		Latrobe ward	3,405	1,820	1,585	45				473	5
4		Gipps ward	7,363	4,694	2,669	1,234	79			1,087	35
5		Albert ward	8,002	3,219	4,783	5		1	1	1,348	30	5
6		Smith ward	14,225	6,852	7,373	46	12	3	2	2,630	87
7		Victoria ward	20,333	9,490	10,843	14	2	2	2	4,300	92	5
	1G	City of Fitzroy—
8		East ward	6,534	3,060	3,474	28	4			1,288	48	6
9		West ward	6,788	3,090	3,698	25	2			1,243	39
10		Central ward	7,153	3,400	3,753	5				1,497	32
11		North ward	5,926	2,795	3,131	21	5			1,218	21
12		Clitton ward	5,286	2,463	2,823	10				1,100	15	4
	1H	Collingwood City—
13		Barkly ward	7,070	3,365	3,705	2				1,596	73	3
14		Darling ward	8,839	4,264	4,575					1,892	60	2
15		Victoria ward	5,852	2,872	2,980	20				1,250	29
16		Abbotsford ward	6,167	2,600	3,567	3	3			1,108	23	1
17		Loch ward	4,821	2,282	2,539					957	15	4
	1I	Kew Borough—
18		North ward	2,543	1,220	1,323	13				255	4
18A		Prospect ward	1,307	631	676					270	6
18B		Studley Park ward	1,451	599	852	16				268	9	6
18C		Central ward	1,687	767	920	17				315	11	1
18D		College ward	2,481	1,137	1,344	13				478	13	1
	1K	City of Hawthorn—
19		Auburn ward	7,322	3,274	4,048	8	1	1	1	1,483	50	2
20		Glenferrie ward	6,786	3,029	3,757	31				1,436	49	3
21		Power ward	3,076	1,274	1,802	16	1			594	14	1
22		Yarra ward	4,246	1,907	2,339	17				877	30	2
	1L	City of Richmond—
23		East ward	5,143	2,545	2,598	40	1			1,081	18
24		North ward	7,996	3,804	4,192	6				1,720	33
25		Central ward	6,924	3,374	3,550	2	1			1,433	33
26		West ward	8,485	3,838	4,647	2				1,768	43	2
27		South ward	9,276	4,513	4,763	11				1,906	29	2
	1M	City of Prabran—
28		Toorak ward	3,597	1,389	2,208	6				689	9	1
29		South Yarra ward	13,196	5,856	7,340	4				2,786	74	9
30		Prahran ward	12,836	5,758	7,078	3	1	1	1	2,717	55	2
31		Windsor ward	10,812	4,697	6,115	11				2,245	59	7
	1N	Malvern Town—
32		Western ward	6,503	2,832	3,671	8				1,333	33	9
33		Central ward	2,811	1,296	1,515	4				563	16	14
34		Eastern ward	1,305	528	777	2	2			218	7	1
	1NN	Caulfield Borough—
35		Eastern ward	1,607	761	846	1	1			318	6
36		North-Western ward	2,232	1,006	1,226	1				412	21	2
37		East St. Kilda ward	1,811	812	999					359	18
38		South-Western ward	3,891	1,782	2,109	47	3			780	23
	1P	Brighton Town—
39		East ward	2,240	1,084	1,156	93	2			451	17
40		South ward	2,193	987	1,206	1		2		398	18	2
41		Central ward	3,137	1,335	1,802	13		2	1	637	24	1
42		North ward	2,477	1,037	1,440	14	2			496	26	1
	1Q	City of St. Kilda—
43		South ward	8,314	3,635	4,679	21	3			1,708	36	3
44		North ward	6,336	2,726	3,610	5				1,255	31	4
45		West ward	5,892	2,442	3,450	8		1	1	992	15	13

COUNTY OF BOURKE

Numbers refer to Divisions shown in Tables

Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions). (1) COUNTY OF BOURKE—continued.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
	1R	City of South Melbourne—
46		Canterbury ward		9,367	4,196	5,171	16	6			1,855	42	14
47		Queen's ward		7,343	3,455	3,888	15				1,490	39
48		Fawkner ward		4,434	2,351	2,083					852	33	1
49		Normanby ward		5,479	2,800	2,679	4	1			1,148	23
50		Beacousfield ward		13,996	6,610	7,386	4		1	1	2,711	32	3
51	1S	Port Melbourne Town		12,176	5,989	6,187	6		1	1	2,439	35	3
	1U	Williamstown Town
52		Centre ward		3,633	1,751	1,882	3	1			773	35	1
53		South ward		3,062	1,425	1,637					616	16	3
54		North ward		5,599	2,745	2,854	10				1,193	46	3
55		Victoria ward		1,758	872	886					360	13	1
	1T	Footscray City—
56		South ward		6,404	3,206	3,198	2				1,250	41	1
57		Middle ward		5,210	2,568	2,642					1,011	19	2
58		North ward		6,704	3,320	3,384	3	1	10	4	1,321	46	5
59	1D	Flemington and Kensington Borough		10,946	5,361	5,585	9				2,216	60
	1B	North Melbourne Town—
60		Western ward		6,852	3,301	3,551					1,393	18
61		Middle ward		6,619	3,242	3,377	19		1		1,307	19
62		Eastern ward		4,649	2,333	2,316	27	7			940	6
	1E	Essendon Town—
63		Ascot Vale ward		5,737	2,699	3,038	5				1,141	22	3
64		Moonee Ponds ward		8,911	4,063	4,848	31				1,799	34	8
65		Essendon ward		2,778	1,325	1,453	38				559	11	2
	1C	Brunswick Town—
66		South ward		8,957	4,214	4,743	32	2	1	1	1,792	29	5
67		Middle ward		5,955	2,860	3,095	6	1	3	1	1,205	25
68		North ward		9,229	4,396	4,833	75	8	1	1	1,890	33	9
69	1	Coburg Shire		6,772	3,394	3,378	77				1,260	34	7
	1F	Northcote Town—
70		West ward		1,460	706	754					290	1	1
71		Central ward		2,211	1,029	1,182					397	11	2
72		South ward		2,825	1,362	1,463					559	5	13
73		East ward		1,365	658	707	7				277	6
74		North ward		1,816	891	925			5	2	355	15	3
	2	Preston Shire—
75		West riding		1,751	849	902	4				331	4	2
76		Central riding		1,158	563	595					215	13
77		East riding		1,150	563	587					215	8
	3	Boroondara Shire—
78		North riding		2,703	1,235	1,468	6				531	17	3
79		Centre riding		4,822	2,173	2,649	10		1	1	934	29	14
80		South riding		1,077	519	558					209	12
	15	Moorabbin Shire—
81		North riding		1,664	908	756	74				334	25	1
82		West riding		1,919	879	1,040	5				371	30	9
83		South riding		1,958	888	1,070	4	2			369	68	2
84		East riding		1,876	947	929	1	1			370	24
	16	Dandenong Shire—
85		South riding	Mornington	214	111	103					33	4
86		Centre riding	Mornington	1,422	675	747	1				296	19	2
87		North riding		552	286	266					116	5
	14	Mulgrave Shire—
88		South riding		609	319	290					107	4
89		Centre riding		937	479	458					189	14	1
90		North riding		492	269	223					94	9	1
91	1O	Oakleigh Borough		1,273	613	660					275	13
	13	Nunawading Shire—
92		South riding		654	345	309					128	10
93		Surrey hills riding		1,054	482	572					223	17
93A		Box hill riding		1,571	750	821					317	10	2
94		Blackburn riding		709	345	364					144	7	1
94A		Mitcham riding		688	345	343					138	12

Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions). (1) COUNTY OF BOURKE—continued.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
95	12	Doncaster Shire	Evelyn	996	537	459					202	4
96	11	Templestowe Shire—	Evelyn
		Templestowe riding		540	287	253					106	4
	10	Heidelberg Shire—
97		Fairfield riding		2,035	1,018	1,017	5				232	1	2
97A		Ivanhoe riding		830	400	430					156	1	4
98		Heidelberg riding		1,062	521	541					186	5	2
99		Greensborough riding	Evelyn	247	154	93					58	7
	20	Whittlesea Shire—
100		Morang riding	Evelyn	514	277	237					93	12
101		Yan Yean riding	Evelyn	337	171	166					66	5
102		Whittlesea riding	Evelyn	468	242	226	6	2			94	1
	9	Epping Shire—
103		Woodstock riding		391	217	174					80	17
104		Epping riding		791	406	385					147	6
	8	Broadmeadows Shire—
105		Campbellfield riding		896	476	420					151	6
106		Broadmeadows riding		620	315	305	1				114	6
107		Mickleham riding		211	109	102					48	6
	25	Bulla Shire—
108		East riding		403	208	195					79	11
109		West riding		1,722	807	915	6				204	27
	21	Merriang Shire—
110		Donnybrook riding		167	92	75					38
111		Beveridge riding		107	46	61					25
112		Wallan Wallan riding	Dalhousie	700	381	319					143	2
113	51	Kilmore Shire—
		Bylands and Glenburnie riding	Dalhousie	68	37	31					8
	22	Springfield Shire—
114		North riding	Dalhousie	206	118	88					42	2
115		Central riding		187	104	83					32	7
116		South riding		208	115	93					44	2
	24	Romsey Shire—
117		Riddell's Creek riding		555	295	260					133	15
118		Monegeeta riding		485	263	222					93	6
119		Rochford riding		118	64	54					19
120		Romsey riding		551	291	260					115	3
121	23	Lancefield Shire		1,198	660	538	4				233	16
	54	Newham Shire—	Dalhousie
122		Central riding		378	210	168					74	5
	26	Gisborne Shire—
123		Macedon riding		994	470	524	3				175	22	1
124		Mountain riding		354	152	202	1	1			77	9
125		Borough riding		417	202	215					86	8
126		Bullengarook riding		456	229	227					98	9
	28	Bacchus Marsh Shire—	Grant
127		Coimadai riding		760	411	349					163	8
128		Pentland Hills riding		290	150	140					71
129		Bacchus Marsh riding		838	425	413					160
	29	Ballan Shire—
130		East riding		1,209	677	532	39				333	30
131		Central riding	Grant	537	267	270					115	20
	27	Melton Shire—
132		North riding		316	172	144					72	1
133		Eastern riding		312	162	150					65	9
134		Southern riding		605	340	265					118	9
	7	Keilor Shire—
135		Maribyrnong riding		337	181	156					94	8
136		Tullamarine riding		82	43	39					17	1
137		Doutta Galla riding		194	111	83					34	6
	6	Braybrook Shire—
138A		River riding		481	269	212	6		8		102	12
138		Railway riding		409	218	191			1		80	7
139		Northern riding		201	128	73					40	1	1
140		Southern riding		339	176	163					64	8	1
	5	Wyndham Shire—
141		East riding		1,386	788	598					276	9	1
142		North riding	Grant	202	103	99					35	4

COUNTY OF GRANT

Numbers refer to Divisions shown in Tables

Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., (2) COUNTY OF GRANT.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		71,034	34,877	36,157	604	81	4	1	14,772	987	36
1	1X	Geelong Town—
		Barwon ward		6,187	2,982	3,205	17	2	1		1,237	75	4
		Villamanta ward		1,623	803	820					317	8
		Kardinia ward		2,116	924	1,192	1				445	19
		Bellarine ward		2,492	1,164	1,328	19				507	21
2	1Z	Newtown and Chilwell Borough—
		North ward		2,554	969	1,585	2				503	39	2
		West ward		490	312	178					71	8
		South ward		2,005	895	1,110	22	2			474	51	2
3	1Y	Geelong West Borough—
		South ward		1,723	765	958	1				392	29
		Middle ward		2,935	1,335	1,600					663	43
		North ward		1,213	578	635	25				288	26
	37	Bellarine Shire—
4		Moolap riding		1,509	783	726					305	29	1
5		Bellarine riding		2,359	1,163	1,196					458	72
6		Paywit riding		733	401	332	1				143	24
7	2A	Queenscliff Borough		2,025	952	1,073	3				367	42
	36	South Barwon Shire—
8		Kardinia riding		696	339	357					138	8
9		Barwon riding		983	468	515	9				190	17
10		Connewarre riding		640	314	326					128	61	1
	35	Barrabool Shire—
11		Coast riding		442	243	199					100	14
12		Moriac riding		761	397	364					150	12	1
13		Ceres riding		698	392	306					123	16
14	70	Winchelsea Shire—	Grenville & Polwarth
		East Riding		714	361	353					139	11	1
15	69	Leigh Shire—
		East riding	Grenville	222	122	100	1				51	7
	33	Bannockburn Shire—
16		North riding		808	413	395					152	2
17		West riding	Grenville	243	129	114					53
18		East riding		432	221	211					78	3
	34	Corio Shire—
19		Moorpanyal riding		1,333	660	673	5	2			251	18
20		Lara riding		166	101	65			1		28	4
21		Peak riding		759	396	363					154	1
	5	Wyndham Shire—
22		South riding		1,047	591	456					201	3	1
23		North riding	Bourke	122	63	59					22
24	28	Bacchus Marsh Shire—	Bourke
		Parwan riding		673	350	323					128	6	2
	29	Ballan Shire—
25		Central riding	Bourke	1,239	647	592	1				280	21	2
26		West riding		2,063	1,017	1,046	13	3			429	54	1
27		South riding		546	294	252	8	1			136	5
	32	Meredith Shire—
28		East riding		526	268	258	3				123	10
29		North riding		496	275	221					96
30		South riding		352	195	157					87	8	3
31	1V	Buninyong Borough		1,292	627	665	4				288	5	2
	31	Buninyong Shire—
32		South riding	Grenville	1,114	577	537	15	4			224
33		Middle riding		1,370	729	641	18	6			308	4
34		West riding	Grenville	971	498	473	27	4			220	11
35		North riding		1,693	906	787					330	18
36	1W	Ballarat East Town—
		North ward	Grenville	3,863	1,860	2,003	23	2	1		793	36	1
		Central ward		6,796	3,300	3,496	114	14			1,469	75	9
		South ward	Grenville	6,047	3,001	3,046	270	41	1	1	1,339	47	3
	30	Bungaree Shire—
37		Eastern riding	Talbot	1,466	832	634	1				290	10
38		Central riding	Talbot and Grenville	448	237	211	1				95	14
39		Western riding	Grenville, Talbot, & Ripon	49	28	21					9

Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., (3) COUNTY OF MORNINGTON.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		26,559	14,174	12,385	12	2	9		5,378	520	17
1	18	Lilydale Shire—
		South-Western riding	Evelyn	1,106	539	567					248	13
	17	Ferntree Gully Shire—
2		North riding		551	307	244			4		102	13	1
3		Centre riding		663	344	319					134	7
3A		East riding	Evelyn	314	162	152					67	4
4		South riding	Evelyn	314	187	127					79	21
	44	Berwick Shire—
5		Berwick riding		1,364	694	670			2		275	15
6		Beaconsfield riding	Evelyn	886	448	438					201	35	1
7		Pakeaham riding *		2,590	1,401	1,189			1		537	34	3
	43	Cranbourne Shire—
8		Yallock riding		2,153	1,142	1,011			1		401	42
9		Cranbourne riding		606	321	285					115	3
10		Lyndhurst riding		440	205	235					85	6
	16	Dandenong Shire—
11		South riding	Bourke	434	256	178			1		83	7
11A		Central riding	Bourke	333	178	155					65	4
	40	Frankston and Hastings Shire—
12		North riding		1,016	487	529					237	64
13		Centre riding		679	364	315					147	15
13A		East riding		606	314	292					124	16
14	39	Mornington Shire		1,301	572	729					268	29	1
	38	Flinders and Kangerong Shire—
15		West riding		1,347	686	661	3				283	94	2
16		Centre riding		822	397	425					161	24
17		East riding		347	182	165					74	5
	41	Phillip Island and Woolamai Shire—
18		Phillip Island riding		418	212	206					96	11	1
19		Woolamai riding		1,156	644	512					225	8	1
20		Corinella riding		1,217	716	501					223	4
21		No Municipality (French Island)		115	62	53					30	1
	42	Poowong and Jeetho Shire—
22		Jumbunna riding		2,834	1,687	1,147	2				563	26	2
23		Jeetho riding		1,046	603	443					190	2	4
24		Poowong riding		646	376	270					118	5
25		Korumburra riding	Buln Buln	1,206	660	546	7	2			239	10
26	149	Buln Buln Shire—
		South riding	Buln Buln	49	28	21					8	2	1

[* The Pakenham riding of Berwick Shire was divided into the Pakenham and Iona ridings on the 27th May, 1901. The number of persons in the Iona riding is 1265.]

COUNTY OF MORNINGTON

Numbers refer to Divisions shown in Tables

ANGLESEY EVELYN

Numbers refer to Divisions shewn in Tables

Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions), COUNTIES OF EVELYN AND ANGLESEY.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
(4) EVELYN.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		13,518	7,443	6,075	31	3	87	40	3,021	252	16
	20	Whittlesea Shire—
1		Whittlesea riding	Bourke	329	185	144					78	10
2		Yan Yean riding	Bourke	359	179	180					63	13
3		Morang riding	Bourke	111	70	41					25	2
4	10	Heidelberg Shire—
		Greensborough riding	Bourke	834	419	415	1	1	1	1	185	8
	19	Eltham Shire—
5		South riding		509	252	257					111	1
6		North riding	Anglesey	1,535	861	674	18	1			367	25
7		East riding		1,226	624	602	3		1	1	239	30
8	46	Healesville Shire	Anglesey and Wonnangatta	1,287	669	618	2		84	38	250	10	2
9	123	Howqua Shire—*
		Lauraville riding	Wonnangatta & Tanjil
10	45	Upper Yarra Shire	Wonnangatta	1,448	937	511	2		1		397	31	2
11	44	Berwick Shire—
		Beaconsfield riding	Mornington	244	142	102					56	1	1
	17	Ferntree Gully Shire—
12		East riding	Mornington	569	321	248					163	31	4
12A		South riding	Mornington	394	234	160					81	8	1
	18	Lilydale Shire—
13		East riding		1,715	971	744					408	37	4
14		North-west riding		1,758	930	828	4	1			320	12
15		South-west riding	Mornington	769	425	344	1				169	29	2
16	11	Templestowe Shire—	Bourke
		Warrandyte riding		392	202	190					103	4
17	12	Doncaster Shire	Bourke	39	22	17					6
(5) ANGLESEY.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		9,032	4,783	4,249	46	7	2		1,771	82	2
1	50	Broadford Shire	Dalhousie	273	156	117	1				64	2
	49	Seymour Shire—
2		Tallarook riding	Dalhousie	99	52	47					19
3		Seymour riding	Dalhousie	1,984	982	1,002	23	2			376	3
4		Avenel riding	Moira and Delatite	362	198	164					63	1
5		Kobyboyn riding		392	211	181					73	7
	48	Yea Shire—
6		North riding		312	178	134					60	5
7		Central riding		949	490	459	15	5			178	12	2
8		West riding		630	340	290					131	11
9		South riding		703	408	295			1		137	8
10	19	Eltham Shire—
		North riding	Evelyn	107	64	43					23
11	46	Healesville Shire	Evelyn and Wonnangatta	284	153	131					62
12	47	Alexandra Shire	Wonnangatta	2,448	1,309	1,139	7		1		498	31
18	122	Mansfield Shire—	Delatite and Wonnangatta
		West riding	Delatite	489	242	247					87	2

[* No Inhabitants.]

Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., (6) COUNTY OF DALHOUSIE.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		20,378	10,552	9,826	68	5	5	2	4,376	242	6
	54	Newham Shire—	Bourke
1		West riding		561	288	273					112	27
2		Woodend riding		1,184	591	593	2				247	19
3		Campaspe riding		281	146	135					58	5
	55	Kyneton Shire—
4		Trentham riding	Talbot	1,489	797	692	3				319	2
4A		Tylden riding	Talbot	789	422	367	4				153	10
5		Lauriston and Edgecombe	Talbot	1,212	688	524	4				305	13	1
6		Kyneton riding		3,274	1,505	1,769	5				676	20	1
7		Carlsruhe riding		878	469	409			1		175	5	1
8	2B	Malmsbury Borough	Talbot	600	283	317	7	5			133	2
	61	Metcalfe Shire—
9		Taradale riding	Talbot	93	40	53	3				19	3
10		South riding	Talbot	445	236	209	1				88	15
11		North riding	Talbot	262	135	127	4				56	5
	53	Melvor Shire—
12		South-western riding		710	370	340	4				137	2
13		Eastern riding		1,060	579	481	1				239	9
14		North-western riding	Rodney	524	299	225					138	6
15		Central riding		1,304	674	630	15				276	26	1
	49	Seymour Shire—	Moira, Delatite, and Anglesey
16		Seymour riding	Anglesey	333	169	164					57
17		Tallarook riding	Anglesey	421	222	199					85	2
18	50	Broadford Shire	Anglesey	1,567	826	741	8				360	45	1
19	21	Merriang Shire—
		Wallan Wallan riding	Bourke	45	25	20					9
20	22	Springfield Shire—
		North riding	Bourke	30	18	12					5
	51	Kilmore Shire—
21		Bylands and Glenburnie riding	Bourke	832	490	342	2		4	2	206	7
22		Kilmore riding		925	439	486					214	14
23		Willowmavin and Moranding riding		420	211	209	4				80	2
	52	Pyalong Shire—
24		South riding		312	170	142					56	2
25		West riding		477	270	207	1				97	1	1
26		East riding		350	190	160					76

COUNTY OF DALHOUSIE

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COUNTY OF TALBOT

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Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., (7) COUNTY OF TALBOT.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		57,398	29,390	28,008	645	31	8	3	12,725	911	18
1	2E	Castlemaine Borough		5,703	2,801	2,902	90	2			1,211	52
	60	Mount Alexander Shire—
2		Campbell's Creek riding		978	488	490	20	1	1	1	225	19
3		Fryer's riding		874	460	414	15				224	9	1
4		Vaughan riding		250	157	93	30				95	9
5		Guildford riding		441	241	200	1				102	4
6	2F	Chewton Borough		1,229	633	596	30				304	17
7	2B	Malmsbury Borough	Dalhousie	521	257	264					113	7
	61	Metcalfe Shire—
8		Taradale riding	Dalhousie	738	365	373	9				180	5
9		South riding	Dalhousie	4	2	2					2
10		North riding	Dalhousie	177	109	68	8				42
11		West riding		1,061	573	488			1		219	6
	55	Kyneton Shire—
12		Lauriston and Edgecombe riding	Dalhousie	374	196	178	10				89	3
13		Tylden riding	Dalhousie	112	63	49					33	4
13A		Trentham riding	Dalhousie	168	112	56					52	3
	56	Glenlyon Shire—
14		East riding		1,488	808	680					324	30
15		North riding		458	247	211	3				97	9
16		West riding		378	201	177					89	5
17	2C	Daylesford Borough		3,384	1,556	1,828	32				739	45	2
	57	Mt. Franklin Shire—
18		South riding		968	521	447	2				223	20
19		Central riding		790	428	362	24				215	12
20		North riding		835	459	376	9				192	20
	58	Creswick Shire—
21		East riding		1,555	852	703	2				324	12	3
22		North riding		1,443	750	693					289	57
23		South riding	Ripon	4,159	2,131	2,028	27				882	91	1
	30	Bungaree Shire—
23A		Western riding	Grenville, Grant, and Ripon	36	24	12					14
23B		Central riding	Grant and Grenville	147	80	67					25	1	1
23C		Eastern riding	Grant	43	25	18					8
24	2D	Creswick Borough		3,060	1,470	1,590	64	2	1		667	39	1
	67	Ballarat Shire—
25		East riding	Ripon and Grenville	716	376	340	3				140	10	1
26		West riding	Ripon	500	287	213	5				79	7
	65	Lexton Shire—
27		South riding	Ripon	161	97	64	2				30	3
28		North riding	Gladstone	443	243	200	1				101	14	1
28A		West riding	Ripon, Gladstone, and Kara Kara	278	147	131	2	1			53	4
29	2K	Talbot Borough		1,197	580	617	31	2			308	26
30	2L	Clunes Borough—
		East ward		576	270	306					129	5
		North ward		642	267	375	4				157	10
		West ward		1,208	511	697	8				295	20
	64	Talbot Shire—
31		South riding		359	171	188					71
32		West riding		850	486	364	6				210	17
33		East riding		306	166	140					71	13	1

Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., (7) COUNTY OF TALBOT—continued.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
	59	Newstead Shire—
34		South riding		869	481	388					185	12
35		North riding		1,110	610	500	7				249	16	2
36		East riding		297	168	129	7				82	14
	62	Maldon Shire—
37		Walmer riding		887	492	395					213	25
38		Maldon riding		3,667	1,850	1,817	50	8			818	49	2
39		Baringhup riding		984	564	420	6				209	18
	63	Tullaroop Shire—
40		East riding		577	339	238	1				101	16
41		North riding		1,437	774	663	10				313	5
42		West riding	Gladstone	1,383	767	616	20	1	1		341	19	1
43	21	Maryborough Borough—
		East ward		2,023	1,028	995	91	14			434	19	1
		West ward		2,038	972	1,066	4				400	17
		South ward		1,561	745	816	3				336	15	1
44	2G	Carisbrook Borough		1,236	629	607	1				248	48
45	2H	Majorca Borough		719	361	358	7		4	2	173	30

GRENVILLE POLWARTH

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Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., COUNTIES OF GRENVILLE AND POLWARTH.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
(8) GRENVILLE.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		48,146	23,730	24,416	214	19	1		9,892	432	27
1	2M	Ballarat City—
		North ward		8,166	3,625	4,541	3				1,646	64	3
		Central ward		6,326	2,867	3,459	4				1,191	47	12
		South ward		11,007	5,162	5,845	21	2			2,209	103	4
2	2N	Sebastopol Borough		2,969	1,432	1,537	3				647	33
3	1W	Ballarat East Town—
		North ward	Grant	1,594	769	825	13	2			340	24
		South ward	Grant	24	10	14					3	2
	30	Bungaree Shire—
4		Central riding	Grant and Talbot	325	173	152					68	7
5		Western riding	Grant, Ripon, and Talbot	1,644	856	788	23				377	7
	67	Ballarat Shire—
6A		East riding	Talbot and Ripon	582	301	281					117	8	2
6		South riding	Ripon	928	441	487	7				102	6
7	66	Ripon Shire—
		East riding	Ripon	1,010	511	499	1				249	20	1
8	2P	Smythesdale Borough		443	221	222	4				104	8
9	20	Browns and Scarsdale Borough		834	437	397	7				183
	68	Grenville Shire—
10		North riding		960	515	445	39	1			227	12
11		West riding		878	451	427	44	8	1		212	4
12		East riding		4,454	2,702	1,752	7				990	2	1
	31	Buninyong Shire—
13		West riding	Grant	716	398	318	30	6			184	12	2
14		South riding	Grant	333	182	151	1				66	5
	69	Leigh Shire—
15		Middle riding		158	90	68					29	5
15A		East riding	Grant	159	80	79					34	7
16		West riding		1,664	944	720	5				372	16	1
17	72	Hampden Shire—
		North riding	Hampden	97	51	46					18	2
	71	Colac Shire—
18		Weering riding		628	327	301					107	10
19		Corangamite riding	Polwarth	679	390	289					110	14
20		Beeac riding	Polwarth	587	310	277					109	8
	70	Winchelsea Shire—	Grant and Polwarth
21		Middle riding	Polwarth	384	198	186					84	5
22		West riding		313	147	166	2				59	1
23	33	Bannockburn Shire—
		West riding	Grant	284	140	144					55
(9) POLWARTH.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		10,665	5,932	4,733	13	6	13	5	2,163	136	18
	71	Colac Shire—
1		Corangamite riding	Grenville	6,266	3,419	2,847	13	6	13	5	1,277	57	10
2		Beeac riding	Grenville	2,297	1,371	926					492	37	5
	70	Winchelsea Shire	Grenville & Grant
3		Coast riding		1,237	674	563					239	32	3
4		Middle riding	Grenville	865	468	397					155	10

Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., COUNTIES OF HEYTESBURY, HAMPDEN, AND VILLIERS.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
(10) HEYTESBURY.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		6,458	3,413	3,045			4	1	1,235	88	3
1	74	Warrnambool Shire—
		East riding	Hampden & Villiers	2,692	1,405	1,287					501	22	1
	73	Heytesbury Shire—
2		West riding		1,267	690	577			3	1	234	15
3		South riding		615	324	291			1		141	33
4		East riding		1,884	994	890					359	18	2
(11) HAMPDEN.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		10,324	5,375	4,949	25				1,844	58	16
	75	Mortlake Shire—	Villiers
1		Woorndoo riding		753	421	332	4				126	11
2		Mortlake riding		1,652	803	849	1				302	4
3		Darlington riding		254	163	91	5				34	2
4	74	Warrnambool Shire—	Heytesbury & Villiers
		East riding	Heytesbury	750	383	367					128	3	1
	72	Hampden Shire—
5		West riding		3,121	1,634	1,487	5				538	11	4
6		East riding		3,195	1,649	1,546	9				596	19	8
7		North riding	Grenville	599	322	277	1				120	8	3
(13) VILLIERS.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		22,025	11,032	10,993	71	10	65	28	4,216	187	8
	78	Mount Rouse Shire—
1		Dunkeld riding		567	296	271	1				102	2
2		Penshurst riding		1,303	683	620	5	1			262	17	1
3		Chatsworth riding		477	262	215					78
4	75	Mortlake Shire—	Hampden
		Ballangeich riding		359	167	192					70	4	4
	74	Warrnambool Shire—	Hampden & Heytesbury
5		North riding		757	394	363					134	8
6		South riding		4,922	2,501	2,421	42	1	58	26	924	44
7	2Q	Warrnambool Town—
		Hopkins ward		1,204	551	653	2		2		249	1
		Albert ward		1,967	899	1,068	1		5	2	392	22	1
		Victoria ward		2,100	956	1,144	9	3			393	8	1
		Merri ward		1,133	535	598					219	5
8	2U	Port Fairy Borough		1,990	968	1,022	1				386	34
9	2T	Koroit Borough		1,684	862	822	8	5			332	5
	80	Belfast Shire—
10		Kirkstall riding		1,053	567	486					194	15
11		Moyne riding		927	484	443					175	5
12		Yambuk riding	Normanby	622	332	290					117	3
	79	Minhamite Shire—
13		South-east riding		543	330	213	2				97	8
14		West riding	Normanby	316	175	141					68	3
15		North-east riding		101	70	31					24	3	1

VILLIERS HAMPDEN HEYTESBURY

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COUNTY OF RIPON

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Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., (12) COUNTY OF RIPON.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		12,689	6,941	5,748	149	9	10	5	2,602	102	7
1	30	Bungaree Shire—
		Western riding	Talbot, Grant, and Grenville	102	52	50					24
1A	58	Creswick Shire—
		South riding	Talbot	22	6	16					5	1
	67	Ballarat Shire—
2		East riding	Talbot and Grenville	595	324	271					106	5
3		West riding	Talbot	638	329	309	3				133	6
4		South riding	Grenville	309	165	144	1				53	1
	65	Lexton Shire—
5		South riding	Talbot	236	147	89					47	1
5A		West riding	Talbot, Gladstone, & Kara Kara	52	28	24					9	1
	66	Ripon Shire—
6		North riding		2,964	1,558	1,406	39	1	9	5	631	31	1
7		East riding	Grenville	214	110	104	1				41
8		West riding		305	191	114					54	2
	76	Ararat Shire—
9		East riding		535	292	243					95
10		West riding		650	388	262					102
11		North riding	Kara Kara & Borough	2,487	1,556	931	57	7			716	10	3
12	2B	Ararat Borough		3,580	1,795	1,785	48	1	1		586	44	3

Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., COUNTIES OF NORMANBY, DUNDAS, AND FOLLETT.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
(14) NORMANBY.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		11,868	6,031	5,837	12	1	84	40	2,332	125	7
1	83	Glenelg Shire—	Follett and Dundas
		South riding		1,529	752	777	5	1	1	1	299	18	1
	81	Portland Shire—
2		West riding	Follett	1,067	576	491			1	1	199	23
3		East riding		2,065	1,107	958	4		2	1	381	22	2
4		South riding		2,302	1,183	1,119			79	36	462	17	3
5	2V	Portland Borough		2,185	965	1,220	3		1	1	471	25
6	80	Belfast Shire—
		Yambuk riding	Villiers	62	36	26					13
7	79	Minhamite Shire—
		West riding	Villiers	849	451	398					161	13	1
	77	Dundas Shire—
8		South riding	Dundas	1,131	620	511					215	6
9		West riding	Dundas	265	135	130					51
10	28	Hamilton Borough	Dundas	413	206	207					80	1
(15) DUNDAS.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		8,831	4,450	4,381	27	2			1,663	94	4
1	28	Hamilton Borough	Normanby	3,611	1,736	1,875	10				682	26	2
	77	Dundas Shire—
2		South riding	Normanby	66	37	29					11
3		West riding	Normanby	361	180	181					69	4
4		East riding		906	487	419	6	2			171	9	1
	82	Wannon Shire—
5		Balmoral riding		518	279	239	5				87	7
6		Nareen riding		545	281	264	3				99	3	1
7		Coleraine riding		1,521	761	760	3				289	10
	83	Glenelg Shire—	Follett and Normanby
8		Central riding	Follett	841	432	409					164	25
9		North riding	Follett	462	257	205					91	10
(16) FOLLETT.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		2,715	1,359	1,356	9		2	2	500	41	2
1	81	Portland Shire—
		West riding	Normanby	296	169	127					55	1
	83	Glenelg Shire—	Dundas and Normanby
2		Central riding	Dundas	2,142	1,052	1,090	9		2	2	392	37	2
3		North riding	Dundas	277	138	139					53	3

FOLLETT DUNDAS NORMANBY

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COUNTY OF LOWAN

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Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., (17) COUNTY OF LOWAN.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		14,190	7,327	6,863	30	3	29	15	2,486	147	6
	95	Lawloit Shire—
1		West riding		680	348	332					120	18	1
2		North riding	Weeah	527	278	249					93	3
3		East riding		1,002	517	485					187	6
	94	Lowan Shire—
4		West riding	Weeah	1,808	931	877	1				305	9
5		East riding		2,292	1,134	1,158	11				386	28
	93	Dimboola Shire—
6		North riding	Karkarooc, Weeah, Borung, and Millewa	294	153	141					53	5	1
7		West riding		1,378	746	632	2		29	15	242	22	1
	85	Arapiles Shire—
8		North riding		1,541	782	759					273	22
9		Central riding		696	365	331					115	8
10		South riding	Borung	245	135	110					41		2
	84	Kowree Shire—
11		East riding		1,034	508	526	8	2			173	6
12		Central riding		990	524	466	1				178	10	1
13		West riding		808	427	381	2				144	10
14		North riding		895	479	416	5	1			176

Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., (18) COUNTY OF BORUNG.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		30,720	15,864	14,856	216	23	33	12	5,845	390	17
1	76	Ararat Shire—
		North Riding	Kara Kara and Ripon	1,352	725	627	5	1			307	12	1
2	2X	Stawell Borough		5,318	2,485	2,833	21				1,133	59
	87	Stawell Shire—
3		East riding	Kara Kara	976	581	395	25		1	1	223	18	1
4		North riding	Kara Kara	642	329	313					126	15	1
4A		North-east riding	Kara Kara	27	13	14					5
5		West riding		1,046	592	454	37	8			229	16
	86	Wimmera Shire—
6		South riding		914	494	420					188	29	1
7		North-east riding		966	520	446	5				173	18
8		North-west riding		1,187	649	538	5				214	16	2
9		North riding		691	369	322	2				112	3
10	2W	Horsham Borough		2,724	1,293	1,431	15	1			501	15	2
11	85	Arapiles Shire—
		South riding	Lowan	319	166	153					54	8	1
	90	Dunmunkle Shire—
12		West riding		1,330	688	642	5				244	23
13		East riding		1,122	590	532	8	3			188	19
14		North riding		1,735	897	838	17				295	22
15	91	Donald Shire—	Kara Kara
		Central riding		1,400	747	653	14	2			263	18
	92	Borung Shire—
16		East riding		930	525	405	1				171	5
17		South riding		847	440	407	5	2			136	9
18		North riding		2,345	1,196	1,149	28	5			442	illegible	5
19		West riding		1,516	789	727	11		1		249	21
	93	Dimboola Shire—
21		North riding	Karkarooc, Weeah, Lowan & Millewa	782	426	356	2				134	6
20		South riding		1,980	1,032	948	10	1	31	11	350	11	3
	98	Birchip Shire—
22		South riding		525	292	233					97	25
23		Central riding	Karkarooc	41	23	18					10	5
24	99	Wycheproof Shire—	Karkarooc, Tatchera & Kara Kara
		West riding	Tatchera & Kara Kara	5	3	2					1

COUNTY OF BORUNG

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COUNTY OF KARA KARA

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Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., (19) COUNTY OF KARA KARA.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		16,431	8,673	7,758	157	15			3,322	210	5
	99	Wycheproof Shire—	Karkarooc, Tatchera, and Borung
1		West riding	Tatchera and Borung	216	116	100					37	3
1A		South riding	Tatchera	995	513	482	1				185	11
2	91	Donald Shire—	Borung
		South riding		1,732	875	857	9				309	16
2A	103	Charlton Shire—	Tatchera and Gladstone
		West riding		982	541	441	10	3			183	18
	89	Kara Kara Shire—
3		East riding		1,458	789	669	61	3			295	28
4		West riding		1,165	615	550	3				202	21
5		South riding		1,861	1,018	843	10				401	33	1
6	2T	St. Arnaud Borough		3,656	1,815	1,841	29	2			717	8	2
	87	Stawell Shire—
7		North-east riding	Borung	474	262	212	1				87	8	1
8		North riding	Borung	92	57	35					16
9		East riding	Borung	260	153	107	2				46	2
	88	Avoca Shire—
10		West riding		1,217	670	547	2				290	21
11		North riding	Gladstone	933	510	423	21	7			215	16	1
12		South riding	Gladstone	360	198	162					108	9
13	76	Ararat Shire—
		North riding	Borung and Ripon	540	273	267					103	3
14	65	Lexton Shire—
		West riding	Talbot, Gladstone, and Ripon	490	268	222	8				128	13

Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., COUNTIES OF MILLEWA, WEEAH, AND KARKAROOC.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
(20) MILLEWA.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		112	68	44	2		5	2	14
1	96	Mildura Shire—
		Lake riding	Karkarooc	112	68	44	2		5	2	14
2	93	Dimboola Shire—	Weeah, Lowan, Karkarooc, & Borung
		North riding*
(21) WEEAH.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		360	219	141					82	1
1	95	Lawloit Shire—
		North riding	Lowan
2	94	Lowan Shire—
		West riding	Lowan	8	8						1
3	93	Dimboola Shire—
		North riding	Lowan, Karkarooc, Millewa, and Borung	352	211	141					81	1
(22) KARKAROOC.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		9,403	5,551	3,852	32	5	20	9	1,979	188	4
	98	Birchip Shire—
1		Central riding	Borung	986	558	428			1		187	22
2		North riding		638	380	258					118	3
	97	Karkarooc Shire—
3		South riding		1,012	550	462	3				201	24
4		Central riding		742	443	299					143	29	1
5		West riding		668	399	269					131	21
6		North riding		919	551	368	3				187	25
7	93	Dimboola Shire—
		North riding	Lowan, Borung, Millewa, and Weeah
8	99	Wycheproof Shire—	Tatchera, Kara Kara, & Borung
		Tyrrell riding	Tatchera	957	605	352					246	14	1
9	100	Castle Donnington Shire—
		North riding	Tatchera	268	200	68	1		1		57	16
	96	Mildura Shire—
10		Mildura riding		1,606	880	726	24	5	2	2	323	11
11		Sandalong riding		1,144	684	460	1		12	5	275	20	1
12		Koorlong riding		187	134	53			4	2	47	1
13		Lake riding	Millewa	276	167	109					64	2

[* No inhabitants.]

MILLEWA KARKAROOC WEEAH

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TATCHERA GUNBOWER

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Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., COUNTIES OF TATCHERA AND GUNBOWER.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
(23) TATCHERA.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		8,575	4,883	3,692	9		13	6	1,689	126	1
	100	Castle Donnington Shire—
1		North riding	Karkarooc	907	550	357					212	18
2		East riding		1,618	853	765	6				295	13
3		South riding		1,322	785	537	1		13	6	256	11
	101	Kerang Shire—	Gunbower
4		North-West riding		1,061	621	440					213	8
5		South-West riding		1,610	906	704					308	22
	102	Gordon Shire—
6		West riding	Gladstone	336	189	147					68	11
7		Central riding	Gladstone & Gunbower	276	141	135					48	2
8	103	Charlton Shire—	Gladstone & Kara Kara
		North riding	Gladstone	88	48	40					15
	99	Wycheproof Shire—
9		South riding	Kara Kara	221	129	92	2				48	7
10		West riding	Kara Kara & Borung	534	292	242					97	4
11		North riding		390	238	152					79	16	1
12		Tyrrell riding	Karkarooc	212	131	81					50	14
(24) GUNBOWER.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		8,167	4,333	3,834	24	1	2		1,517	89	4
	101	Kerang Shire—	Tatchera
1		North-East riding		2,839	1,506	1,333	10		1		495	7	2
2		South-East riding		1,995	1,056	939	1				358	8	1
	102	Gordon Shire—
3		Central riding	Gladstone & Tatchera	498	262	236					90	19
4		East riding		1,315	720	595	4				263	8
5	110	Echuca Shire—	Bendigo and Rodney
		North-West riding		1,223	637	586	1		1		242	46	1
6	3F	Echuca Borough	Rodney	297	152	145	8	1			69	1

Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., COUNTIES OF GLADSTONE AND BENDIGO.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
(25) GLADSTONE.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		17,953	9,538	8,415	211	19	1	1	4,080	332	3
	102	Gordon Shire—
1		West riding	Tatchera	953	493	460	16				183	22
1A		Central riding	Gunbower & Tatchera	122	70	52					24	2
	103	Charlton Shire—	Tatchera & Kara Kara
2		North riding	Tatchera	1,019	541	478	1				187	26
2A		South riding		1,147	597	550	2				204	6
	104	Korong Shire—
3		North riding		882	467	415					152	3
4		Central riding		2,850	1,515	1,335	13				654	32	1
5		South riding		2,421	1,326	1,095	29	2			584	38
6	2Z	Inglewood Borough		1,320	669	651	22	3	1	1	310	21
	105	Bet Bet Shire—
7		Bealiba riding		1,285	722	563	39	11			334	25
8		Dunolly riding		880	488	392	9				211	8
9		Tarnagulla riding		1,012	575	437	5				260	24	1
10	3B	Tarnagulla Borough		729	357	372	3				174	25
11	3A	Dunolly Borough		1,384	698	686	29	1			324	35
	88	Avoca Shire—
12		North riding	Kara Kara	493	252	241	1				104	26	1
13		South riding	Kara Kara	1,119	570	549	38	2			285	33
14	63	Tullaroop Shire—
		West riding	Talbot	74	45	29					12	2
	65	Lexton Shire—
15		West riding	Kara Kara, Ripon, and Talbot	263	153	110	4				78	4
16		North riding*	Talbot
(26) BENDIGO.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		58,060	28,896	29,164	652	89	3	1	12,329	752	34
1	3C	Bendigo City—
		Sutton ward		14,588	6,944	7,644	122	17	1	1	3,108	180	11
		Darling ward		5,209	2,578	2,631	96	18			1,063	57	2
		Barkly ward		10,977	5,159	5,818	116	7			2,338	108	5
2	3D	Eaglehawk Borough		8,367	4,132	4,235	98	9			1,848	89	8
	106	Marong Shire—
3		South riding		2,297	1,179	1,118	7	1			464	35	1
4		North-west riding		1,740	934	806	2				330	38	1
5		North-east riding		3,273	1,727	1,546	47	12	1		756	49	1
6	3E	Raywood Borough		461	262	199	3				95	7	1
	109	East Loddon Shire—
7		South riding		359	206	153					64	11
8		North riding		255	145	110	3				51	15
9		East riding		803	422	381					157	20
	110	Echuca Shire—	Rodaey and Gunbower
10		South-western riding		1,563	819	744	13	1			273	38
10A		Central riding	Rodney	757	365	392	9	6			136	4
	108	Huntly Shire—
11		Western riding		1,024	544	480					232	18
12		Northern riding		998	535	463	10		1		193	11
13		Southern riding		1,689	960	729	12				377	27	1
	107	Strathfieldsaye Shire—
14		Axedale riding		974	538	436	64	13			218	16	1
15		Strathfieldsaye riding		1,035	547	488	21	5			219	15	1
16		Mandurang riding		1,691	900	791	29				407	14	1

[* About 96 acres. No inhabitants returned.]

BENDIGO GLADSTONE

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RODNEY MOIRA

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Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., COUNTIES OF RODNEY AND MOIRA.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
(27) RODNEY.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		19,140	10,315	8,825	130	15	2	1	3,807	247	6
1	3F	Echuca Borough	Gunbower	3,792	1,883	1,909	51	4	1		795	40	3
2	110	Echuca Shire—	Bendigo and Gunbower
		Central riding	Bendigo	532	265	267	1	1			102	5
	111	Deakin Shire—
3		North-western riding		812	409	403					167	50
3A		North-eastern riding		669	381	288	1				117	8
3B		Southern riding		597	331	266					112	4
	114	Rodney Shire—
4		Kyabram riding		1,911	1,036	875	2				349	18
5		Mooroopna riding		2,327	1,303	1,024	16	3			412	29
6		Tatura riding		2,000	1,108	892	6				389	29	3
	112	Waranga Shire—
7		Eastern riding		855	468	387	4				164	3
8		Central riding		3,315	1,866	1,449	37	5			738	44
9		Western riding		1,631	865	766	12	2	1	1	317	16
10	53	Melvor Shire—
		North-west riding	Dalhousie	699	400	299					145	1
(28) MOIRA.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		34,663	18,515	16,148	143	7	14	7	6,343	293	14
	115	Numurkah Shire—
1		Moira riding		927	522	405	1		9	4	156	8	1
2		Central riding		1,013	539	474	8				191	16
3		Western riding		2,821	1,563	1,258	25		1		555	26
4		Eastern riding		3,198	1,677	1,521	2		1	1	572	24	2
	117	Tungamah Shire—
5		North-West riding		2,443	1,298	1,145	5				455	21	1
6		South-west riding		1,391	748	643					242	29
7		Central riding		1,492	769	723	6				276	6
8		Southern riding		1,313	688	625					222	5
	118	Yarrawonga Shire—
9		West riding		583	322	261	11				98	10
10		Yarrawonga riding		1,438	721	717	9				284	4
11		Central riding		538	267	271					92	3
12		East riding		728	377	351	3				128	6	1
13	3G	Wangaratta Borough	Delatite and Bogong	712	354	358	2		1		123	5	3
	119	Benalla Shire—
14		Mokoan riding	Delatite	1,492	823	669	4	2			268	17	1
15		Devenish riding	Delatite	1,954	1,061	893	1		1	1	355	18
16		Central riding	Delatite	368	197	171	29	5			60	8	1
17		Warrenbayne riding	Delatite	422	228	194					82	4
	120	Violet Town Shire—
18		Central riding	Delatite	877	458	419					161	6
19		North riding		1,114	564	550	3				190	10
	116	Shepparton Shire—
20		Northern riding		838	465	373					175	9	1
22		Southern riding		1,620	893	727	11				293	10
21		Shepparton riding	Rodney*	2,067	1,047	1,020	9		1	1	409	13	2
	121	Euroa Shire—
23		North riding		1,289	690	599	1				218	9
24		Central riding	Delatite	1,393	775	618	7				258	15	1
	113	Goulburn Shire—
25		North riding		830	472	358	3				148	4
26		Central riding		1,256	715	541	2				231	6
27		East riding	Delatite	317	162	155					56	1
28	49	Seymour Shire—	Delatite, Anglesey, & Dalhousie
		Avenel riding	Delatite and Anglesey	229	120	109	1				45

[* Timber reserve only.]

Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., COUNTIES OF DELATITE AND WONNANGATTA.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
(29) DELATITE.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		20,544	10,957	9,587	332	37	6	4	4,087	267	12
1	49	Seymour Shire—	Anglesey, Dalhousie, & Moira
		Avenel riding	Anglesey and Moira	345	178	167	3	2			66	4
	113	Goulburn Shire—
2		East riding	Moira	598	330	268	4				110	2
	121	Euroa Shire—
3		South riding		1,712	941	771	3				336	17
4		Central riding	Moira	1,058	528	530	1				194	6	2
	120	Violet Town Shire—
5		Central riding	Moira	72	33	39					12	1
5A		South riding		703	367	336					133	12
	119	Benalla Shire—
6		Warrenhayne riding	Moira	632	344	288					109	10
7		Central riding	Moira	2,341	1,142	1,199	4		1		470	20
8		Devenish riding	Moira	22	8	14					6	4
8A		Mokoan riding	Moira	209	123	86			2	2	46	2
9		Tatong riding		1,355	752	603					259	19
10	30	Wangaratta Borough	Moira & Bogong	1,662	783	879	10	4			306	8	1
	122	Mansfield Shire—
14		North riding		737	416	321					130	14
12		Central riding		988	486	502					190	10
13		South riding	Wonnangatta	367	212	155	1				51	3
11		West riding	Anglesey	740	425	315	29	6	1	1	178	10
	124	Oxley Shire—
15		West riding		2,035	1,128	907	39	7	1	1	369	16	3
16		Central riding		1,256	698	558	52	3	1		258	2	3
17		East riding		754	423	331	24	3			140	2
	125	Bright Shire—
18		West riding	Bogong	781	481	300	92	8			208	14
19		South riding	Bogong, Dargo, & Wonnangatta	1,334	714	620	34				319	65	1
20		North riding	Bogong	843	445	398	36	4			197	26	2
(32) WONNANGATTA.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		2,271	1,356	915	6				573	83
1	125	Bright Shire—
		South riding	Delatite, Bogong, and Dargo
2	137	Avon Shire—	Dargo and Tanjil
		North riding	Dargo	67	48	19					13
	136	Bairnsdale Shire—	Dargo and Tanjil
3		West riding	Tanjil	31	23	8					13
4		In no municipality (Snowy Plains)		25	19	6					3	2
	123	Howqua Shire—
5		Howqua riding		296	178	118	1				69	17
6		Jamieson riding		403	213	190	3				88	6
7		Lauraville riding	Evelyn and Tanjil	393	245	148					117	20
8		Wood's Point riding		429	244	185	1				103	19
9	140	Walhalla Shire	Tanjil	49	35	14					20	6
10	46	Healesville Shire	Evelyn and Anglesey
11	47	Alexandra Shire	Anglesey	213	138	75	1				72	5
	122	Mansfield Shire—	Anglesey & Delatite
12		South riding	Delatite	365	213	152					75	8
11A	45	Upper Yarra Shire*	Evelyn

[* The Yarra track. No inhabitants.]

DELATITE WONNANCATTA

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BENAMBRA BOGONG

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Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., COUNTIES OF BOGONG AND BENAMBRA.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
(30) BOGONG.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		30,485	17,019	13,466	578	24	10	6	6,228	328	11
1	3G	Wangaratta Borough	Delatite and Moira	247	142	105	29				45
	127	North Ovens Shire—
2		Tarrawingee riding		481	263	218	1				96	11
3		Estcourt riding		577	348	229	10				88	1
4		Centre riding		1,182	633	549					229	12
	126	Beechworth Shire—
5		Shire riding		4,836	2,682	2,154	137	1			926	48	2
6		Borough riding		2,548	1,235	1,313	17				498	25	1
	125	Bright Shire—
7		North riding	Delatite	618	358	260	12				141	10
8		West riding	Delatite	854	457	397	9				187	19	1
9		South riding	Delatite, Wonnangatta & Dargo	455	257	198	14				121	6
10	133	Omeo Shire—	Benambra, Dargo, & Tambo
		Omeo riding	Benambra	891	576	315	6				270	7
11	132	Towong Shire—
		Mitta Mitta riding	Benambr	1,251	772	479	31		1		304	8
	130	Yackandandah Shire—
12		Kiewa riding		1,296	741	555	17				254	10
13		Yackandandahiriding		2,327	1,290	1,037	27				507	48	2
14		Barnawartha riding		547	319	228	10				91	4
	131	Wodonga Shire—
15		Green Hills riding		612	329	283	2	1			127	5
15A		Wodonga riding		909	437	472					184	6
15B		Bonegilla riding		316	160	156					55	9
	129	Chiltern Shire—
16		Chiltern riding		1,824	959	865	17	3			380	12	3
17		Indigo riding		1,006	542	464	10	4			200	12
	128	Rutherglen Shire—
18		South riding		991	590	401					212	16
19		Central riding		2,940	1,755	1,185	73		1	1	587	38	1
20		East riding		1,139	722	417	54		8	5	215	15
21		West riding		890	534	356	86	9			149
22	3H	Rutherglen Borough		1,748	918	830	16	4			362	6
(31) BENAMBRA.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		7,074	4,006	3,068	49	4	1		1,410	55	4
	132	Towong Shire—
1		Murray riding		2,327	1,296	1,031	6				465	11	2
2		Corryong riding		1,637	934	703	4				306	3	1
2A		Tallangatta riding		1,070	598	472					198	14
3		Mitta Mitta riding	Bogong	480	300	180	3		1		92
	133	Omeo Shire—	Bogong, Dargo, & Tambo
4		Omeo riding	Bogong	954	526	428	34	4			219	15
5		Hinno-Munjie riding		606	352	254	2				130	12	1

Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., COUNTIES OF CROAJINGOLONG, TAMBO, AND DARGO.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
(33) CROAJINGOLONG.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		2,147	1,271	876	4		2	1	474	27	4
	134	Orbost Shire—	Tanjil and Tambo
1		North riding		864	499	365	2		2	1	180	23	2
2		Central riding		702	406	296	2				145		2
3		East riding		581	366	215					149	4
(34) TAMBO.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		2,648	1,523	1,125	35	6	67	22	517	29	1
1	133	Omeo Shire—	Bogong, Benambra, & Dargo
		Tongio riding	Dargo	350	209	141	9	4			69	8	1
	135	Tambo Shire—
2		Buchan riding		561	331	230	1	1			105	3
3		Bruthen riding	Dargo	160	110	50	17	1			26	1
4		Bumberrah riding	Dargo	388	206	182	5				80	4
	134	Orbost Shire—	Croajingolong and Tanjil
5		West riding	Tanjil	907	490	417			56	16	174	10
6		South riding		282	177	105	3		11	6	63	3
(35) DARGO.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		5,879	3,445	2,434	94	9			1,464	31	2
1	133	Omeo Shire—	Bogong, Benambra, & Tambo
		Tongio riding	Tambo	1,461	923	538	25				387	13
	135	Tambo Shire—
2		Bruthen riding	Tambo	399	224	175	4	1			90	2
3		Bumberrah riding	Tambo	981	524	457	30	7			184	6	1
4	136	Bairnsdale Shire—	Tanjil and Wonnangatta
		East riding		2,633	1,495	1,138	32	1			681	14	1
5	137	Avon Shire—	Wonnangatta and Tanjil
		North riding	Wonnangatta	281	170	111	1				69	6
6	125	Bright Shire—
		South riding	Bogong, Delatite, & Wonnangatta	124	109	15	2				53	10

DARGO TAMBO CROAJINGOLONG

Numbers refer to Divisions shewn in Tables

County of TANJIL

Numbers refer to Divisions shewn in Tables

Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., (36) COUNTY OF TANJIL.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		20,110	10,484	9,626	123	5	100	49	4,206	384	14
	136	Bairnsdale Shire—	Dargo and Wonnangatta
1		Centre riding		3,073	1,506	1,567	57				608	38	5
2		South riding		1,034	531	503	11				217	41	1
3		West riding	Wonnangatta	1,407	799	608	9				285	8
	137	Avon Shire—	Dargo and Wonnangatta
4 & 5		East riding		1,191	614	577			57	28	228	11
6		South riding		941	519	422					164	5	1
7	3I	Sale Borough—
		South ward		896	435	461	6		7	4	194	9
		East ward		1,478	671	807	1		16	9	288	17
		North ward		1,088	480	608	6	2	15	6	210	38
7A	134	Orbost Shire—	Croajingolong and Tambo
		West riding (Islands)*	Tambo	14	9	5	3				2	1
	138	Rosedale Shire—
7B		Rosedale riding	Buln Buln	72	38	34					14	1
8		Denison riding		380	208	172	5		3	1	74	8	3
9		Toongabbie riding		1,231	645	586					234	14
	139	Maffra Shire—
10		Eastern riding		895	484	411					183	10
11		Central riding		1,757	920	837	12	2			327	16	1
12		Western riding		1,259	712	547	2	1	2	1	258	14	2
13	140	Walhalla Shire	Wonnangatta	2,846	1,568	1,278	11				749	145	1
14	141	Traralgon Shire—
		Central riding	Buln Buln	180	93	87					38
14A	146	Morwell Shire	Buln Buln	49	23	26					12
15	147	Narracan Shire—
		North riding	Buln Buln	111	61	50					20
16	123	Howqua Shire—
		Lauraville riding	Wonnangatta and Evelyn	208	168	40					101	8

[* Flanagan, McAuliffe, Rigby, and Baxter Islands are included in Orbost Shire, West riding.]

Table 30.—Total Population and Total Habitations in each County (showing Municipal Districts and Divisions)., (37) COUNTY OF BULN BULN.
Reference to Map.	No. of Municipality.	Name of Municipal District and Division.	Other Counties into which Municipality extends.	Total Population.			Chinese.		Aborigines.		Habitations.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Houses.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Persons.	Females.	Inhabited Dwellings, including Tents.	Uninhabited.	Being built.
		TOTAL OF COUNTY		33,730	18,608	15,122	48	11	4	1	6,787	446	21
	149	Buln Buln Shire—
1		North riding		1,332	793	539					310	16
2		Central riding		1,898	1,054	844					404	12	2
3		South riding	Mornington	1,337	718	619	1				273	31
	148	Warragul Shire—
4		Central riding		1,550	779	771	10	1			308	18	1
5		North riding		1,484	794	690					280	21	1
6		South riding		1,325	768	557			1		262	11
7	42	Poowong and Jeetho Shire—
		Korumburra riding	Mornington	2,167	1,167	1,000	6	2			442	19
	144	Woorayl Shire—
8		South riding		1,358	753	605					260	34	1
9		West riding		1,869	1,108	761					351	1	5
10		Mirboo riding		347	215	132					64	6	1
11	145	Mirboo Shire		1,183	666	517					221
	147	Narracan Shire—
12		West riding		1,217	674	543					245	10	1
13		North riding	Tanjil	1,656	948	708					361	17
14		East riding		1,315	703	612					259	38
15	146	Morwell Shire	Tanjil	2,808	1,518	1,290	6	1			532	19	1
	141	Traralgon Shire—
16		Central riding	Tanjil	1,611	807	804	8	1			328	33	1
17		East riding		502	271	231					91	13
18	138	Rosedale Shire—
		Rosedale riding	Tanjil	1,562	797	765	3	2			298	38	1
	142	Alberton Shire—
19		North riding		1,162	629	533					215	20	2
20		Central riding		1,616	873	743			1		297	37
21		South riding		1,302	695	607	14	4			272	23
	143	South Gippsland Shire—
22		East riding		1,027	579	448					213	16
23		Central riding		976	600	376					279	8	2
24		West riding		1,126	699	427			2	1	222	5

BULN BULN

Numbers refer to Divisions shewn in Tables

PART II.

CENSUS OF VICTORIA (ONE OF THE SIX STATES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA), 1901.

PART II. AGES.

POPULATION ENUMERATED ON THE 31ST MARCH, 1901.

PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT PURSUANT TO ACT 54 VICT. NO. 1171, SECTION 13.

BY AUTHORITY:

ROBT. S. BRAIN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

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PART II AGES—CONTENTS

1. OF THE POPULATION, AND OF CHINESE AND ABORIGINES, IN SINGLE YEARS (AS ENUMERATED)

2. OF THE POPULATION, IN QUINQUENNIAL AGE GROUPS (AS ENUMERATED)

3. IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS DISTRICT)

4. IN URBAN AND RURAL DISTRICTS

5. IN EACH COUNTY

6. IN EACH MUNICIPALITY :—

A—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS

B—SHIRES

PART II.—AGES OF THE PEOPLE.

For Ages of Persons of different Religions and Conjugal Condition, andc., see the "Parts" relating to "Religions" and "Conjugal Condition," andc., respectively. Chinese and Aborigines are included in all general Tables.

TABLE 1.—Ages in detail, as returned on the Census Schedules.
AGES (Years).	TOTAL OF VICTORIA (including Chinese and Aborigines).			CHINESE.					ABORIGINES.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.		Females.		Persons.	Males.		Females.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Pure.	Half-Caste.	Pure.	Half-Caste.	Persons.	Pure.	Half-Caste.	Pure.	Half-Caste.
ALL AGES	1,201,341	603,883	597,458	7,349	6,236	504	111	498	652	163	204	108	177
SPECIFIED AGES	1,197,018	601,319	595,699	7,245	6,135	503	111	496	621	150	191	105	175
Under 1	28,334	14,387	13,947	53	6	23	1	23	24	3	6	5	10
1	26,335	13,307	13,028	47	3	19	3	22	10	1	4	2	3
2	25,165	12,794	12,371	41	2	12	6	21	22	6	4	5	7
3	25,940	13,057	12,883	32	3	11	3	15	12	3	6	1	2
4	26,212	13,262	12,950	47	3	17	6	21	15	2	5	3	5
5	27,464	13,888	13,576	48	3	24	2	19	19	1	8	3	7
6	27,997	14,121	13,876	44	2	20	6	16	16	3	3	3	7
7	28,529	14,433	14,096	27	2	13	2	10	13	2	8	1	2
8	28,920	14,709	14,211	50	4	25	4	17	13	1	7		5
9	29,635	14,901	14,734	42	2	17	5	18	12		4	3	5
10	28,773	14,559	14,214	38	1	20	3	14	16	4	6	2	4
11	27,236	13,749	13,487	39	4	16	3	16	14	2	4	2	6
12	26,614	13,444	13,170	55	5	24	3	23	16	2	6	1	7
13	26,050	13,042	13,008	47	5	15	3	24	16	4	4	4	4
14	25,356	12,595	12,761	50	8	14	3	25	18	3	9	3	3
15	24,715	12,529	12,186	42	7	15	1	19	19	3	5	2	9
16	24,953	12,483	12,470	44	4	19	2	19	13	3	5		5
17	23,490	11,678	11,812	61	19	19	4	19	16	3	5		8
18	23,187	11,231	11,956	63	26	15	2	20	16	3	4	2	7
19	22,268	10,975	11,293	58	22	22	4	10	13	2	6	1	4
20	22,064	10,430	11,634	99	67	17	1	14	14	1	4	5	4
21	21,991	10,581	11,410	84	44	19	1	20	8	1	5	1	1
22	21,890	10,256	11,634	96	72	10	3	11	15	5	4	2	4
23	21,335	9,845	11,490	86	63	11	1	11	15	5	2	6	2
24	20,945	9,481	11,464	98	86	5		7	10	2	3		5
25	20,680	9,524	11,156	140	120	6	2	12	8	5	1	1	1
26	19,840	9,233	10,607	119	99	8	5	7	7		2	3	2
27	18,779	8,563	10,216	99	78	10	1	10	15	3	8	2	2
28	20,448	9,512	10,936	179	164	6	4	5	10	3	2	1	4
29	18,554	8,637	9,917	106	90	10	2	4	6		1	3	2
30	22,448	10,613	11,835	271	261	4	2	4	5	1	2	1	1
31	16,614	8,186	8,428	104	99	2	2	1	6		2	1	3
32	19,606	9,634	9,972	168	163	2	3		9	4	3	1	1
33	18,044	8,984	9,060	129	120	6		3	4	1	2	1
34	18,079	9,218	8,861	144	135	5	1	3	8	1	4	2	1
35	18,760	9,684	9,076	153	146	5	2		5	3	2
36	18,887	9,632	9,255	164	156	4	1	3	1	1
37	17,242	8,965	8,277	95	88	3	2	2	7	2	3	1	1
38	18,635	9,681	8,954	126	123		2	1	7	2	1		4
39	16,589	8,761	7,828	68	63	4		1	6		2	1	3
40	19,909	10,544	9,365	277	272	2	1	2	7	1	1	2	3
41	12,595	6,686	5,909	82	79	1	1	1	8	2	2	1	3
42	14,265	7,495	6,770	125	123	1		1	10	3	1	2	4
43	12,294	6,349	5,945	47	45	1		1	3	1			2
44	11,606	6,044	5,562	79	78			1	3		1		2

[* The unsepecified have been divided as nearly as possible between those under and over the age 15. Where no data was available for this division, an estin ate was made.]

TABLE 1.—Ages in detail, as returned on the Census Schedules—continued.
AGES (Years).	TOTAL OF VICTORIA (including Chinese and Aborigines).			CHINESE.					ABORIGINES.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.		Females.		Persons.	Males.		Females.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Pure.	Half-Caste.	Pure.	Half-Caste.	Persons.	Pure.	Half-Caste.	Pure.	Half-Caste.
45	12,234	6,607	5,627	138	137		1		13	4	5	3	1
46	9,879	5,208	4,671	70	68	1	1		2	1	1
47	8,031	4,155	3,876	35	35				9	2	3	2	2
48	8,351	4,333	4,018	92	92				5	2	2		1
49	7,452	3,834	3,618	43	42		1		3	2		1
50	10,309	5,284	5,025	188	187		1		16	6	2	7	1
51	5,810	3,073	2,737	45	45				5	2	1	2
52	7,166	3,684	3,482	60	60				4	1	1	1	1
53	6,134	3,062	3,072	54	53		1		2		1	1
54	6,530	3,245	3,285	75	74		1		7	2	4	1
55	6,597	3,299	3,298	108	108				4	2		1	1
56	6,947	3,496	3,451	78	78				5	4			1
57	5,489	2,779	2,710	46	46				8	5	2		1
58	6,077	2,999	3,078	62	62				4	2	1		1
59	5,398	2,778	2,620	62	62				1	1
60	8,428	4,255	4,173	214	213		1		4	1	1	2
61	4,454	2,363	2,091	67	67				2	1		1
62	5,342	2,698	2,644	115	115				3	2		1
63	5,321	2,686	2,635	102	102				2	2
64	5,726	2,977	2,749	154	153		1		1	1
65	7,404	3,792	3,612	193	193				1	1
66	6,207	3,203	3,004	118	118
67	6,004	3,285	2,719	120	120				2	1		1
68	5,765	3,220	2,545	111	111				1	1
69	4,543	2,580	1,963	75	75
70	5,985	3,467	2,518	158	158				4	3		1
71	3,635	2,137	1,498	82	82
72	4,095	2,398	1,697	99	99
73	3,338	1,940	1,398	87	87
74	3,088	1,839	1,249	61	61				1	1
75	2,886	1,712	1,174	67	67
76	2,317	1,303	1,014	32	32				1	1
77	1,827	1,019	808	29	29
78	1,672	948	724	35	35
79	1,262	751	511	19	19
80	1,369	768	601	28	28				1	1
81	1,080	611	469	11	11
82	1,001	516	485	14	14
83	578	315	263	7	7
84	490	243	247	7	7
85	404	192	212	7	7
86	293	152	141	6	6
87	223	111	112	1	1
88	158	87	71	1	1
89	112	61	51	1	1
90	107	50	57
91	54	30	24
92	52	27	25
93	23	10	13
94	19	13	6	1	1
95	18	9	9
96	11	4	7
97	12	8	4
98	12	8	4
99	4	1	3
100	11	7	4	1	1
101	3	2	1
102	2		2
103	1		1
104	2	1	1
105	2	1	1
108	2	1	1
Unspd.* Under 15	878	502	376	1				1	1		1
Unspd.* Over 15	3,445	2,062	1,383	103	101	1		1	30	13	12	3	2

[* The unspecified have been divided as nearly as possible between those under and over the age of 15. Where no data was available for this division, an estimate was made.]

TABLE 2.—Population at each Quinquennial Age Group, as enumerated.
Ages. (Years).	Total of Victorin (including Chinese and Aborigines).			Chinese.					Aboriines.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.		Females.		Persons.	Males.		Females.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Pure.	Half-Caste.	Pure.	Half-Caste.	Persons.	Pure.	Half-Caste.	Pure.	Half-Caste.
ALL AGES	1,201,341	603,883	597,458	7,349	6,236	504	111	498	652	163	204	108	177
SPECIFIED AGES	1,197,018	601,319	595,699	7,245	6,135	503	111	496	621	150	191	105	175
0 to 5	131,986	66,807	65,179	220	17	82	19	102	83	15	25	16	27
5 to 10	142,545	72,052	70,493	211	13	99	19	80	73	7	30	10	26
10 to 15	134,029	67,389	66,640	229	23	89	15	102	80	15	29	12	24
15 to 20	118,613	58,896	59,717	268	78	90	13	87	77	14	25	5	33
20 to 25	108,225	50,593	57,632	463	332	62	6	63	62	14	18	14	16
25 to 30	98,301	45,469	52,832	643	551	40	14	38	46	11	14	10	11
30 to 35	94,791	46,635	48,156	816	778	19	8	11	32	7	13	6	6
35 to 40	90,113	46,723	43,390	606	576	16	7	7	26	8	8	2	8
40 to 45	70,669	37,118	33,551	610	597	5	2	6	31	7	5	5	14
45 to 50	45,947	24,137	21,810	378	374	1	3		32	11	11	6	4
50 to 55	35,949	18,348	17,601	422	419		3		34	11	9	12	2
55 to 60	30,508	15,351	15,157	356	356				22	14	3	1	4
60 to 65	29,271	14,979	14,292	652	650		2		12	7	1	4
65 to 70	29,923	16,080	13,843	617	617				4	3		1
70 to 75	20,141	11,781	8,360	487	487				5	4		1
75 to 80	9,964	5,733	4,231	182	182				1	1
80 to 85	4,518	2,453	2,065	67	67				1	1
85 to 90	1,190	603	587	16	16
90 to 100	312	160	152	1	1
100 and over	23	12	11	1	1
Unspecified Children*	878	502	376	1				1	1		1
Unspecified Adults	3,445	2,062	1,383	103	101	1		1	30	13	12	3	2

[* Under 15.]

Table 3.—Ages in Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works District).
Ages (years).	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	483,548	228,058	255,490
SPECIFIED AGES	482,681	227,640	255,041
Under 1	10,317	5,256	5,061
1	9,504	4,808	4,696
2	9,387	4,720	4,667
3	9,392	4,803	4,589
4	9,585	4,839	4,746
5	10,072	5,071	5,001
6	10,320	5,057	5,263
7	10,853	5,476	5,377
8	11,119	5,580	5,539
9	11,596	5,778	5,818
10	11,215	5,679	5,536
11	10,491	5,173	5,318
12	10,168	5,081	5,087
13	9,899	4,872	5,027
14	9,696	4,682	5,014
15	9,627	4,716	4,911
16	9,656	4,574	5,082
17	9,255	4,231	5,024
18	9,125	3,992	5,133
19	8,087	4,078	4,909
0 to 5	48,185	24,426	23,759
5 to 10	53,960	26,962	26,998
10 to 15	51,469	25,487	25,982
15 to 20	46,650	21,591	25,059
20 to 21	9,043	3,887	5,156
21 to 25	36,664	15,381	21,283
25 to 30	41,712	17,213	24,499
30 to 35	41,116	18,613	22,503
35 to 40	39,956	19,394	20,562
40 to 45	30,918	15,295	15,623
45 to 50	20,435	10,172	10,263
50 to 55	15,551	7,276	8,275
55 to 60	12,273	5,602	6,671
60 to 65	11,071	4,982	6,089
65 to 70	10,792	4,970	5,822
70 to 75	7,174	3,679	3,495
75 to 80	3,573	1,752	1,821
80 to 85	1,612	729	883
85 to 90	430	189	241
90 to 100	92	37	55
100 and over	5	3	2
Unspecified Under 15	112	51	61
Unspecified Over 15	illegible	367	388

Table 4.—Summary of Ages in Urban and Rural Districts.
Ages (Years.)	TOTAL OF VICTORIA.			IN MUNICIPALITIES.						OUTSIDE LOCAL JURISDICTION.
	TOTAL OF VICTORIA.			Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.			Shires.			No Municipality.			Shipping.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	1,201,341	603,883	597,458	647,397	306,143	341,254	551,523	295,592	255,931	140	81	59	2,281	2,067	214
SPECIFIED AGES	1,197,018	601,319	595,699	645,241	305,042	340,199	549,361	294,134	255,227
Under 1	28,334	14,387	13,947	14,475	7,315	7,160	13,851	7,066	6,785	1	1		7	5	2
1	26,335	13,307	13,028	13,247	6,667	6,580	13,081	6,638	6,443	1		1	6	2	4
2	25,165	12,794	12,371	12,665	6,337	6,328	12,488	6,454	6,034	2		2	10	3	7
3	25,940	13,057	12,883	12,805	6,487	6,318	13,126	6,568	6,558	2		2	7	2	5
4	26,212	13,262	12,950	13,153	6,664	6,489	13,052	6,595	6,457	3	2	1	4	1	3
5	27,464	13,888	13,576	14,024	6,967	7,057	13,432	6,918	6,514	3		3	5	3	2
6	27,997	14,121	13,876	14,331	7,148	7,183	13,660	6,972	6,688				6	1	5
7	28,529	14,433	14,096	14,827	7,457	7,370	13,694	6,970	6,724	5	4	1	3	2	1
8	28,920	14,709	14,211	15,110	7,573	7,537	13,801	7,131	6,670	3	2	1	6	3	3
9	29,635	14,901	14,734	15,621	7,766	7,855	14,005	7,129	6,876	2	2		7	4	3
10	28,773	14,559	14,214	15,148	7,617	7,531	13,617	6,936	6,681	4	3	1	4	3	1
11	27,236	13,749	13,487	14,234	7,066	7,168	12,990	6,677	6,313	6	2	4	6	4	2
12	26,614	13,444	13,170	13,845	6,956	6,889	12,765	6,487	6,278	2	1	1	2		2
13	26,050	13,042	13,008	13,581	6,656	6,925	12,459	6,378	6,081	2	1	1	8	7	1
14	25,356	12,595	12,761	13,220	6,385	6,835	12,133	6,209	5,924	1		1	2	1	1
15	24,715	12,529	12,186	13,118	6,438	6,680	11,584	6,083	5,501	1	1		12	7	5
16	24,953	12,483	12,470	13,122	6,229	6,893	11,802	6,227	5,575	4	3	1	25	24	1
17	23,490	11,678	11,812	12,538	5,815	6,723	10,905	5,819	5,086	4	3	1	43	41	2
18	23,187	11,231	11,956	12,467	5,498	6,969	10,637	5,652	4,985	6	5	1	77	76	1
19	22,268	10,975	11,293	12,206	5,554	6,652	9,972	5,339	4,633	2	2		88	80	8
0 to 5	131,986	66,807	65,179	66,345	33,470	32,875	65,598	33,321	32,277	9	3	6	34	13	21
5 to 10	142,545	72,052	70,493	73,913	36,911	37,002	68,592	35,120	33,472	13	8	5	27	13	14
10 to 15	134,029	67,389	66,640	70,028	34,680	35,348	63,964	32,687	31,277	15	7	8	22	15	7
15 to 20	118,613	58,896	59,717	63,451	29,534	33,917	54,900	29,120	25,780	17	14	3	245	228	17
20 to 21	22,064	10,430	11,634	12,155	5,184	6,971	9,829	5,175	4,654	4	1	3	76	70	6
21 to 25	86,161	40,163	45,998	48,418	20,254	28,164	37,339	19,541	17,798	9	6	3	395	362	33
25 to 30	98,301	45,469	52,832	54,938	22,760	32,178	42,945	22,323	20,622	8	3	5	410	383	27
30 to 35	94,791	46,635	48,156	53,255	24,301	28,954	41,219	22,043	19,176	8	6	2	309	285	24
35 to 40	90,113	46,723	43,390	50,485	24,529	25,956	39,354	21,944	17,410	12	8	4	262	242	20
40 to 45	70,669	37,118	33,551	39,285	19,338	19,947	31,186	17,607	13,579	5	1	4	193	172	21
45 to 50	45,947	24,137	21,810	25,929	12,690	13,239	19,886	11,327	8,559	3	1	2	129	119	10
50 to 55	35,949	18,348	17,601	19,974	9,263	10,711	15,897	9,019	6,878	7	3	4	71	63	8
55 to 60	30,508	15,351	15,157	16,352	7,436	8,916	14,099	7,863	6,236	7	4	3	50	48	2
60 to 65	29,271	14,979	14,292	15,242	6,948	8,294	13,996	8,004	5,992	8	4	4	25	23	2
65 to 70	29,923	16,080	13,843	16,004	7,583	8,421	13,891	8,472	5,419	9	7	2	19	18	1
70 to 75	20,141	11,781	8,360	10,706	5,659	5,047	9,426	6,115	3,311	3	2	1	6	5	1
75 to 80	9,964	5,733	4,231	5,489	2,868	2,621	4,474	2,864	1,610				1	1
80 to 85	4,518	2,453	2,065	2,471	1,246	1,225	2,042	1,202	840				5	5
85 to 90	1,190	603	587	633	303	330	557	300	257
90 to 100	312	160	152	157	77	80	155	83	72
100 and over	23	12	11	11	8	1	12	4	8
Unspecified Children under 15	878	502	376	485	258	227	393	244	149
Unspecified Adults	3,445	2,062	1,383	1,671	843	828	1,769	1,214	555	3	3		2	2

TABLE 5.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY.
Ages (Years.)	TOTAL POPULATION OF VICTORIA.			CENTRAL DISTRICT.												NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
	TOTAL POPULATION OF VICTORIA.			1. Bourke.			2. Grant.			3. Mornington.			4. Evelyn.			5. Anglesey.			6. Dalhousie.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	1,201,341	603,883	597,458	522,933	248,387	274,546	71,034	34,877	36,157	26,559	14,174	12,385	13,518	7,443	6,075	9,032	4,783	4,249	20,378	10,552	9,826
Under 1	28,334	14,387	13,947	11,205	5,711	5,494	1,706	863	843	654	347	307	314	139	175	223	114	109	470	241	229
1	26,335	13,307	13,028	10,348	5,223	5,125	1,536	755	781	618	327	291	339	188	151	243	124	119	460	245	215
2	25,165	12,794	12,371	10,207	5,124	5,083	1,467	741	726	634	327	307	286	141	145	226	101	125	416	207	209
3	25,940	13,057	12,883	10,235	5,224	5,611	1,541	783	758	609	305	304	317	158	159	223	103	120	464	226	238
4	26,212	13,262	12,950	10,461	5,276	5,185	1,624	813	811	681	359	322	306	153	153	220	106	114	441	229	212
5	27,464	13,888	13,576	10,987	5,549	5,438	1,668	852	816	636	312	324	318	159	159	217	115	102	480	257	223
6	27,997	14,121	13,876	11,254	5,540	5,714	1,761	912	849	650	328	322	320	149	171	257	137	120	476	227	249
7	28,529	14,433	14,096	11,752	5,920	5,832	1,820	933	887	680	359	321	336	164	172	235	131	104	507	241	266
8	28,920	14,709	14,211	12,103	6,091	6,012	1,737	886	851	717	362	355	345	182	163	239	107	132	487	234	253
9	29,635	14,901	14,734	12,558	6,267	6,291	1,745	881	864	668	334	334	339	179	160	235	116	119	468	234	234
10	28,773	14,559	14,214	12,214	6,203	6,011	1,788	886	902	682	344	338	342	157	185	218	120	98	484	246	238
11	27,236	13,749	13,487	11,370	5,627	5,743	1,645	819	826	633	314	319	343	181	162	195	96	99	463	228	235
12	26,614	13,444	13,170	11,048	5,521	5,527	1,689	860	829	606	304	302	335	185	150	193	105	88	465	232	233
13	26,050	13,042	13,008	10,752	5,278	5,474	1,588	800	788	653	342	311	306	166	140	189	101	88	445	228	217
14	25,356	12,595	12,761	10,549	5,113	5,436	1,512	745	767	568	287	281	323	176	147	195	95	100	431	203	228
Unspecified Children	878	502	376	116	55	61	31	15	16	11	9	2	10	6	4	2	2		1		1
15	24,715	12,529	12,186	10,440	5,173	5,267	1,538	789	749	536	299	237	271	149	122	208	108	100	414	211	203
16	24,953	12,483	12,470	10,475	4,996	5,479	1,496	745	751	561	299	262	277	159	118	202	96	106	409	207	202
17	23,490	11,678	11,812	9,997	4,623	5,374	1,366	704	662	502	286	216	257	158	99	168	87	81	372	193	179
18	23,187	11,231	11,956	9,815	4,349	5,466	1,337	637	700	509	279	230	224	127	97	183	105	78	372	190	182
19	22,268	10,975	11,293	9,692	4,450	5,242	1,275	617	658	446	233	213	215	125	90	154	75	79	338	179	159
20	22,064	10,430	11,634	9,661	4,209	5,452	1,241	584	657	433	214	219	253	144	109	166	92	74	364	185	179
0 to 15*	409,438	206,750	202,688	167,159	83,722	83,437	24,858	12,544	12,314	9,700	4,960	4,740	4,889	2,483	2,396	3,310	1,673	1,637	6,958	3,478	3,480
15 to 21	140,677	69,326	71,351	60,080	27,800	32,280	8,253	4,076	4,177	2,087	1,610	1,377	1,497	862	635	1,081	563	518	2,269	1,165	1,104
21 to 25	86,161	40,163	45,998	39,225	16,680	22,545	4,713	2,126	2,587	1,716	897	819	775	414	361	617	328	289	1,358	662	696
25 to 30	98,301	45,469	52,832	44,648	18,643	26,005	5,517	2,494	3,023	2,036	1,040	996	947	515	432	666	334	332	1,656	829	827
30 to 35	94,791	46,635	48,156	44,097	20,089	24,008	5,351	2,597	2,754	2,044	1,054	990	995	539	456	715	373	342	1,567	806	761
35 to 40	90,113	46,723	43,390	42,980	20,976	22,004	4,995	2,462	2,533	2,043	1,157	886	1,007	576	431	675	372	303	1,488	809	679
45 to 50	70,669	37,118	33,551	33,274	16,558	16,716	3,852	1,908	1,944	1,663	913	750	853	505	348	544	303	241	1,124	606	519
50 to 55	45,947	24,137	21,810	22,015	11,025	10,990	2,562	1,258	1,304	1,072	611	461	570	344	226	339	193	146	674	363	311
50 to 55	35,949	18,348	17,601	16,843	7,974	8,869	2,035	967	1,068	874	505	369	482	286	196	253	144	109	541	286	255
55 to 60	30,508	15,351	15,157	13,423	6,219	7,204	1,830	824	1,006	678	388	290	379	213	166	218	117	101	525	261	264
60 to 65	29,271	14,979	14,292	12,163	5,526	6,637	1,874	907	967	560	307	253	409	254	155	199	123	76	619	320	299
65 to 70	29,923	16,080	13,843	11,857	5,565	6,292	2,184	1,084	1,100	505	296	209	352	212	140	185	114	71	718	405	313
70 to 75	20,141	11,781	8,360	7,924	4,108	3,816	1,522	837	685	353	228	125	214	135	79	123	81	42	452	284	168
75 to 80	9,964	5,733	4,231	3,965	1,979	1,986	840	433	407	156	103	53	92	62	30	56	36	20	222	150	72
80 to 85	4,518	2,453	2,065	1,805	824	981	380	216	164	83	49	34	35	21	14	33	17	16	110	66	44
85 to 90	1,292	603	587	493	225	268	106	52	54	20	10	10	9	5	4	5	2	3	27	13	14
90 to 100	312	160	152	105	42	63	35	21	14	4	2	2	2		2	1		1	14	5	9
100 and over	23	12	11	5	3	2		71		1		1
Unspecified Adults	3,445	2,062	1,383	872	429	443	127		56	64	44	20	21	17	4	12	10	2	56	45	11

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 5.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY —continued.
Ages (Years.)	NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.			WESTERN DISTRICT.
	7. Talbot.			8. Grenville.			9. Polwarth.			10. Heytesbury.			11. Hampden.			12. Ripon.			13. Villiers.			14. Normanby.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	57,398	29,390	28,008	48,146	23,730	24,416	10,665	5,932	4,733	6,458	3,413	3,045	10,324	5,375	4,949	12,689	6,941	5,748	22,025	11,032	10,993	11,868	6,031	5,837
Under 1	1,458	722	736	1,127	594	533	272	133	139	194	98	96	260	118	142	280	140	140	580	275	305	292	160	132
1	1,429	701	728	1,056	540	516	258	123	135	184	94	90	241	128	113	283	135	148	509	270	239	270	127	143
2	1,225	649	576	956	489	467	219	106	113	143	69	74	232	121	111	221	118	105	505	271	234	255	131	124
3	1,317	665	652	1,028	513	515	249	142	107	175	97	78	237	117	120	261	130	131	520	254	266	272	134	138
4	1,353	717	636	1,046	537	509	241	120	121	155	79	76	235	122	113	261	141	120	522	267	255	266	138	128
5	1,423	738	685	1,054	508	546	217	120	97	153	72	81	259	123	136	292	152	140	533	250	283	317	174	143
6	1,442	749	693	1,079	556	523	264	132	132	171	89	82	255	137	118	287	163	124	546	277	269	276	159	117
7	1,420	714	706	1,105	549	556	249	132	117	175	87	88	266	131	135	301	153	148	527	285	242	298	155	143
8	1,430	716	714	1,085	572	513	245	127	118	164	80	84	245	121	124	287	144	143	554	291	263	293	140	153
9	1,517	762	755	1,092	526	566	266	140	126	186	82	104	242	133	109	271	134	137	586	300	286	333	157	176
10	1,403	718	685	1,052	532	520	222	106	116	181	90	91	224	104	120	270	141	129	498	245	253	304	149	155
11	1,398	739	659	1,046	511	535	262	132	130	152	77	75	222	105	117	258	145	113	463	259	204	296	151	145
12	1,383	734	649	1,007	528	479	219	111	108	152	84	68	225	123	102	259	114	145	478	237	241	290	130	160
13	1,349	697	652	1,013	500	513	237	109	128	155	82	73	208	96	112	231	127	104	426	197	229	259	135	124
14	1,316	671	645	972	469	503	232	128	104	142	77	65	217	109	108	247	122	125	458	222	236	282	145	137
Unspecified Children	15	5	10	9	5	4													3	3
15	1,213	606	607	1,037	542	495	202	112	90	139	79	60	209	83	126	227	108	119	438	200	238	261	117	144
16	1,226	616	610	1,002	500	502	219	122	97	146	83	63	229	128	101	228	121	107	472	241	231	254	135	119
17	1,155	575	580	976	497	479	200	112	88	131	71	60	222	109	113	207	106	101	422	211	211	242	120	122
18	1,056	508	548	1,009	481	528	246	140	106	129	66	63	226	112	114	214	103	111	464	227	237	223	115	108
19	993	487	506	950	474	476	196	114	82	142	76	66	239	130	109	225	116	109	400	187	213	212	105	107
20	1,039	495	544	910	403	507	207	127	80	110	58	52	215	109	106	230	124	106	426	213	213	227	102	125
0 to 15*	20,878	10,697	10,181	15,727	7,929	7,798	3,652	1,861	1,791	2,482	1,257	1,225	3,568	1,788	1,780	4,011	2,059	1,952	7,708	3,903	3,805	4,303	2,185	2,118
15 to 21	6,682	3,287	3,395	5,884	2,897	2,987	1,270	727	543	797	433	364	1,340	671	669	1,331	678	653	2,622	1,279	1,343	1,419	694	725
21 to 25	3,689	1,805	1,884	3,566	1,612	1,954	823	464	359	472	270	202	859	465	394	861	447	414	1,545	732	813	737	353	384
25 to 30	4,151	1,942	2,209	4,088	1,841	2,247	982	551	431	493	247	246	905	447	458	1,060	579	481	1,806	846	960	895	441	454
30 to 35	3,997	1,951	2,046	3,804	1,853	1,951	850	499	351	475	242	233	845	449	396	1,006	552	454	1,680	826	854	814	387	427
35 to 40	3,556	1,857	1,699	3,220	1,593	1,627	791	478	313	407	228	179	696	396	300	974	568	406	1,528	809	719	770	408	362
40 to 45	2,895	1,460	1,435	2,636	1,334	1,302	633	368	265	333	178	155	539	297	242	765	451	314	1,174	570	604	702	387	315
45 to 50	1,928	953	975	1,594	798	796	365	213	152	196	107	89	345	184	161	524	307	217	752	393	359	438	244	194
50 to 55	1,516	746	770	1,238	572	666	327	194	133	178	98	80	308	162	146	403	231	172	623	310	313	369	188	181
55 to 60	1,521	746	775	1,251	542	709	250	150	100	141	72	69	264	143	121	376	207	169	627	305	322	317	170	147
60 to 65	1,664	875	789	1,368	662	706	218	123	95	162	84	78	224	126	98	404	244	160	583	309	274	310	159	151
65 to 70	2,163	1,296	867	1,639	857	782	228	142	86	154	92	62	205	109	96	387	237	150	588	300	288	297	136	161
70 to 75	1,526	992	534	1,134	670	464	135	78	57	88	52	36	99	67	32	307	205	102	413	231	182	216	132	84
75 to 80	732	487	245	546	333	213	64	42	22	42	27	15	70	43	27	145	93	52	196	105	91	153	79	74
80 to 85	317	194	123	240	133	107	35	20	15	20	15	5	30	16	14	55	34	21	102	62	40	77	43	34
85 to 90	85	47	38	62	31	31	10	2	8	9	7	2	14	6	8	11	8	3	31	16	15	27	13	14
90 to 100	20	10	10	18	10	8	1		1	2	1	1	2	1	1	4	2	2	13	10	3	8	2	6
100 and over	3	2	1	3	2	1							1		1	1		1	1		1	2	1	1
Unspecified Adults	75	43	32	128	61	67	31	20	11	7	3	4	10	5	5	64	39	25	33	26	7	14	9	5

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 5.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY —continued.
Ages (Years.)	WESTERN DISTRICT.						WIMMERA DISTRICT.									MALLEE DISTRICT.
	15. Dundas.			16. Follett.			17. Lowan.			18. Borung.			19. Kara Kara.			20. Millewa.			21. Weeah.			22. Karkarooc.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	8,831	4,450	4,381	2,715	1,359	1,356	14,190	7,327	6,863	30,720	15,864	14,856	16,431	8,673	7,758	112	68	44	360	219	141	9,403	5,551	3,852
Under 1	202	98	104	58	29	29	372	203	169	807	400	407	417	211	206	2	1	1	8	3	5	289	146	143
1	199	96	103	67	36	31	351	177	174	740	375	365	402	199	203	4	2	2	15	8	7	235	121	114
2	173	86	87	60	33	27	333	179	154	728	383	345	380	207	173	1	1		7	4	3	200	102	98
3	187	89	98	64	25	39	382	186	196	735	357	378	393	190	203	4		4	11	6	5	254	125	129
4	224	116	108	76	39	37	374	170	204	816	408	408	388	194	194	2	2		10	5	5	239	118	121
5	204	87	117	76	39	37	409	209	200	850	436	414	422	188	234	4	3	1	8	5	3	240	128	112
6	226	125	101	70	36	34	415	202	213	810	386	424	440	228	212	4	4		7	3	4	228	113	115
7	201	92	109	64	37	27	434	203	231	847	428	419	432	223	209	4	1	3	9	4	5	239	116	123
8	249	122	127	82	36	46	443	233	210	860	465	395	423	207	216	2	1	1	9	4	5	202	108	94
9	232	119	113	77	41	36	469	243	226	872	446	426	457	220	237	3	1	2	4	2	2	254	134	120
10	223	114	109	67	36	31	431	215	216	762	388	374	440	229	211	5	3	2	11	2	9	214	97	117
11	206	99	107	76	40	36	439	229	210	801	405	396	424	226	198	6	1	5	6	2	4	227	122	105
12	198	93	105	65	35	30	409	194	215	739	357	382	360	182	178	2	2		4	1	3	198	104	94
13	221	105	116	77	38	39	424	213	211	770	420	350	396	200	196	3	1	2	5	4	1	198	101	97
14	217	117	100	62	32	30	376	198	178	722	353	369	373	197	176	1	1		12	5	7	185	93	92
Unspecified Children							1	1					4	2	2
15	192	100	92	58	33	25	356	173	183	739	372	367	349	195	154	4	2	2	9	7	2	191	109	82
16	180	95	85	59	25	34	370	176	194	715	352	363	367	165	202				13	9	4	187	109	78
17	184	84	100	50	18	32	304	170	134	619	318	301	335	185	150	1	1		10	3	7	189	113	76
18	199	89	110	56	21	35	284	142	142	706	357	349	331	182	149				7	4	3	196	111	85
19	151	81	70	54	25	29	258	134	124	571	275	296	301	156	145				7	7		192	111	81
20	167	71	96	43	21	22	259	134	125	598	285	313	273	150	123				9	6	3	197	123	74
0 to 15*	3,162	1,558	1,604	1,041	532	509	6,062	3,055	3,007	11,859	6,007	5,852	6,151	3,103	3,048	47	24	23	126	58	68	3,402	1,728	1,674
15 to 21	1,073	520	553	320	143	177	1,831	929	902	3,948	1,959	1,989	1,956	1,033	923	5	3	2	55	36	19	1,152	676	476
21 to 25	648	313	335	177	80	97	861	402	459	2,115	987	1,128	1,108	534	574	6	2	4	28	19	9	713	430	283
25 to 30	704	326	378	188	93	95	818	408	410	2,223	1,129	1,094	1,227	611	610	5	5		31	21	10	846	531	315
30 to 35	629	306	323	186	87	99	801	396	405	2,104	1,092	1,012	1,218	657	561	8	6	2	40	29	11	797	509	288
35 to 40	602	334	268	212	104	108	988	520	468	2,022	1,075	947	1,066	591	475	9	4	5	23	15	8	690	451	239
40 to 45	506	263	243	135	71	64	845	474	371	1,632	889	743	866	480	386	9	9		17	13	4	537	359	178
45 to 50	330	172	158	95	48	47	527	316	211	1,088	598	490	563	320	243	6	2	4	8	4	4	390	259	131
50 to 55	247	131	116	72	38	34	382	221	161	881	462	419	420	215	205	6	5	1	11	9	2	290	194	96
55 to 60	216	108	108	74	42	32	269	153	116	744	415	329	357	214	143	1	1		7	6	1	218	152	66
60 to 65	215	123	92	71	39	32	263	139	124	663	381	282	397	221	176	3	2	1	5	4	1	139	96	43
65 to 70	222	124	98	71	39	32	236	134	102	608	357	251	485	305	180	2	2		3	2	1	107	82	25
70 to 75	127	74	53	43	26	17	166	97	69	412	254	158	333	213	120				3	1	2	52	33	19
75 to 80	75	49	26	21	12	9	75	43	32	220	140	80	173	106	67				2	1	1	24	14	10
80 to 85	47	26	21	7	5	2	36	18	18	108	61	47	73	47	26				1	1		7	5	2
85 to 90	8	5	3	2		2	7	5	2	31	16	15	11	5	6							1	1
90 to 100	4	3	1				3	3		8	4	4	1	1
100 and over
Unspecified Adults	16	15	1				20	14	6	54	38	16	26	17	9	5	3	2				38	31	7

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 5.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY —continued.
Ages (Years.)	MALLEE DISTRICT.			NORTHERN DISTRICT.															NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
	23. Tatchers.			24. Guabower.			25. Gladstone.			26. Bendingo.			27. Rodney.			28. Moira.			29. Delatite.			30. Bogong.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	8,575	4,883	3,692	8,167	4,333	3,834	17,953	9,538	8,415	58,060	28,896	29,164	19,140	10,315	8,825	34,663	18,515	16,148	20,544	10,957	9,587	30,485	17,019	13,466
Under 1	268	146	122	197	101	96	451	229	222	1,484	750	734	528	285	243	903	445	458	540	261	279	828	415	413
1	220	101	119	172	83	89	448	240	208	1,389	701	688	420	215	205	845	425	420	448	228	220	765	379	386
2	243	115	128	192	94	98	377	188	189	1,286	627	659	413	210	203	817	418	399	468	238	230	708	381	327
3	218	108	110	172	92	80	441	206	235	1,247	640	607	430	219	211	874	435	439	495	257	238	738	366	372
4	208	111	97	183	91	92	408	201	207	1,306	675	631	417	222	195	846	415	431	474	240	234	720	371	349
5	213	108	105	193	97	96	443	212	231	1,405	685	720	433	236	197	876	458	418	521	265	256	732	367	365
6	229	117	112	183	97	86	478	257	221	1,438	737	701	467	230	237	894	471	423	498	268	230	697	334	363
7	211	100	111	207	97	110	436	229	207	1,357	686	671	433	226	207	905	445	460	513	259	254	698	353	345
8	202	108	94	208	114	94	466	263	203	1,399	693	706	454	259	195	904	468	436	490	241	249	710	373	337
9	210	103	107	205	100	105	456	253	203	1,405	691	714	456	234	222	928	479	449	528	252	276	677	341	336
10	197	107	90	222	118	104	485	234	251	1,413	720	693	456	226	230	873	473	400	493	235	258	710	395	315
11	188	96	92	197	95	102	437	217	220	1,280	653	627	445	228	217	932	474	458	519	265	254	649	361	288
12	187	95	92	208	102	106	456	219	237	1,330	703	627	406	194	212	830	414	416	490	251	239	618	338	280
13	191	104	87	195	102	93	430	216	214	1,275	611	664	469	233	236	855	444	411	481	262	219	639	317	322
14	199	113	86	227	117	110	377	189	188	1,294	662	632	392	192	200	809	407	402	445	225	220	552	276	276
Unspecified Children	1		1	2	1	1	2		2	6	6		3	1	2	10	2	8				3	2	1
15	186	106	80	198	103	95	373	184	189	1,199	615	584	426	219	207	763	391	372	438	228	210	602	322	280
16	207	121	86	226	113	113	367	189	178	1,286	629	657	452	245	207	743	384	359	449	244	205	553	292	261
17	179	96	83	181	103	78	375	182	193	1,152	588	564	416	221	195	799	415	384	427	218	209	520	266	254
18	172	96	76	196	103	93	324	176	148	1,179	603	576	403	209	194	722	388	334	369	203	166	555	280	275
19	147	79	68	159	93	66	291	147	144	1,195	597	598	394	224	170	726	383	343	371	194	177	520	274	246
20	155	80	75	162	75	87	298	153	145	1,082	504	578	418	221	197	656	332	324	358	176	182	527	272	255
0 to 15*	3,185	1,632	1,553	2,963	1,501	1,462	6,591	3,353	3,238	20,314	10,240	10,074	6,622	3,410	3,212	13,101	6,673	6,428	7,403	3,747	3,656	10,444	5,369	5,075
15 to 21	1,046	578	468	1,122	590	532	2,028	1,031	997	7,093	3,536	3,557	2,509	1,339	1,170	4,409	2,293	2,116	2,412	1,263	1,149	3,277	1,706	1,571
21 to 25	582	339	243	572	292	280	1,039	484	555	4,228	1,901	2,327	1,458	768	690	2,517	1,287	1,230	1,436	751	685	2,173	1,215	958
25 to 30	790	466	324	669	361	308	1,256	594	662	4,845	2,182	2,663	1,626	788	838	2,734	1,404	1,333	1,665	854	811	2,539	1,397	1,142
30 to 35	752	473	279	531	287	244	1,251	657	594	4,370	2,172	2,198	1,429	771	658	2,451	1,286	1,165	1,532	803	729	2,443	1,390	1,053
35 to 40	662	397	265	494	261	233	1,115	608	507	3,925	1,978	1,947	1,283	748	535	2,426	1,363	1,063	1,414	764	650	2,279	1,357	922
40 to 45	491	330	161	528	292	236	1,053	599	454	2,952	1,535	1,417	1,001	545	456	1,955	1,142	813	1,131	635	496	1,683	1,003	680
45 to 50	305	195	110	311	158	153	615	321	294	1,985	946	1,039	695	388	307	1,244	728	516	690	386	304	956	572	384
50 to 55	170	99	71	235	136	99	455	249	206	1,625	811	814	578	324	254	995	603	392	563	335	227	820	479	341
55 to 60	165	100	65	182	110	72	441	240	201	1,422	693	729	531	319	212	739	452	287	530	302	228	854	505	349
60 to 65	145	87	58	184	115	69	487	295	192	1,516	751	765	434	270	164	684	406	278	597	344	253	916	561	355
65 to 70	113	72	41	169	101	68	461	398	243	1,663	882	781	429	277	152	642	407	235	564	380	184	908	617	291
70 to 75	95	71	24	95	60	35	565	407	158	1,144	673	471	228	191	87	374	221	153	327	216	111	655	425	180
75 to 80	32	18	14	72	45	27	268	203	65	564	338	226	125	84	41	190	118	72	156	107	49	206	193	73
80 to 85	26	13	13	20	11	9	104	72	32	250	159	91	52	27	25	82	53	29	66	37	29	138	95	43
85 to 90	4	3	1	5	4	1	18	10	8	64	38	26	20	12	8	23	14	9	15	7	8	20	12	8
90 to 100	2	1	1				7	4	3	16	11	5	5	5		6	1	5	11	5	6	7	4	3
100 and over							1		1	2	2		1		1				1	1		1	1
Unspecified Adults	10	9	1	15	9	6	18	13	5	82	48	34	64	49	15	91	67	24	32	20	12	106	68	38

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 5.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY —continued.
Ages (Years.)	NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.						GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.															MIGRATORY AND SHIPPING.†
	31. Benambra.			32. Wonnangatta.			33. Croajingolong.			34. Tambo.			35. Dargo.			36. Tanjil.			37. Buln Bala.			MIGRATORY AND SHIPPING.†
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	7,074	4,006	3,068	2,271	1,356	915	2,147	1,271	876	2,648	1,523	1,125	5,879	3,445	2,434	20,110	10,484	9,626	33,730	18,608	15,122	4,106	3,163	943
Under 1	208	108	100	54	33	21	56	34	22	66	31	35	172	84	88	493	258	235	889	456	433	7	5	2
1	183	99	84	70	37	33	48	21	27	60	26	34	150	82	68	479	244	235	845	430	415	6	2	4
2	180	90	90	50	26	24	55	29	26	57	30	27	148	82	66	431	224	207	854	449	405	10	3	7
3	178	86	92	47	21	26	63	27	36	76	43	33	136	71	65	484	217	267	856	438	418	7	2	5
4	148	72	76	48	21	27	45	19	26	68	33	35	150	75	75	457	230	227	789	376	413	4	1	3
5	179	100	79	45	21	24	70	39	31	70	43	27	131	80	51	494	250	244	887	448	439	5	3	2
6	165	82	83	53	25	28	57	32	25	70	43	27	142	68	74	461	231	230	921	476	445	6	1	5
7	195	114	81	30	18	12	65	28	37	64	32	32	151	79	72	481	246	235	879	461	418	3	2	1
8	172	80	92	37	19	18	67	33	34	72	31	41	113	60	53	493	240	253	926	495	431	6	3	3
9	178	102	76	54	25	29	52	30	22	72	37	35	152	88	64	495	259	236	886	452	434	7	4	3
10	161	73	88	43	20	23	58	23	35	59	37	22	147	72	75	490	250	240	927	448	479	4	3	1
11	142	78	64	40	26	14	47	26	21	60	28	32	120	46	74	470	233	237	773	411	362	6	4	2
12	149	79	70	43	19	24	42	23	19	70	37	33	128	63	65	490	260	230	841	411	430	2		2
13	153	84	69	44	24	20	50	28	22	53	30	23	122	64	58	426	199	227	754	377	377	8	7	1
14	144	73	71	41	24	17	42	23	19	61	23	38	134	70	64	493	250	243	752	392	360	2	1	1
Unspecified Children										2		2				12	6	6	8	5	3	626	376	250
15	142	76	66	36	23	13	39	21	18	52	30	22	118	64	54	386	204	182	714	369	345	12	7	5
16	138	75	63	42	23	19	35	22	13	54	32	22	131	71	60	438	235	203	720	405	315	25	24	1
17	157	72	85	39	20	19	38	16	22	44	24	20	91	45	46	438	224	214	682	403	279	43	41	2
18	141	68	73	52	36	16	42	26	16	58	33	25	112	52	60	378	188	190	621	349	272	77	76	1
19	152	82	70	35	22	13	31	17	14	44	29	15	89	46	43	409	204	205	606	347	259	88	80	8
20	130	57	73	39	27	12	41	20	21	42	22	20	90	54	36	370	179	191	592	339	253	76	70	6
0 to 15*	2,535	1,320	1,215	699	359	340	817	415	402	980	504	476	2,096	1,084	1,012	7,149	3,597	3,552	12,787	6,525	6,262	83	41	42
15 to 21	860	430	430	243	151	92	226	122	104	294	170	124	631	332	299	2,419	1,234	1,185	3,935	2,212	1,723	321	298	23
21 to 25	513	288	225	169	93	76	145	89	56	205	120	85	371	211	160	1,493	703	790	1,253	1,238	1,015	395	362	33
25 to 30	629	358	271	224	144	80	155	105	50	201	123	78	483	272	211	1,710	842	868	2,473	1,326	1,147	410	383	27
30 to 35	553	317	236	182	115	67	179	117	62	204	110	94	465	288	177	1,544	825	719	2,573	1,440	1,133	309	285	24
35 to 40	497	306	191	169	108	61	179	113	66	187	120	67	440	268	172	1,399	786	613	2,640	1,521	1,119	262	242	20
40 to 45	380	236	144	108	63	45	131	84	47	162	101	61	350	237	113	1,024	560	464	1,993	1,189	804	193	172	21
45 to 50	238	156	82	58	40	18	74	53	21	99	61	38	215	140	75	671	389	302	1,261	773	488	129	119	10
50 to 55	195	120	75	63	31	32	70	54	16	94	55	39	179	122	57	590	321	269	948	608	340	71	63	8
55 to 60	182	123	59	73	40	33	52	35	17	68	47	21	166	116	50	568	301	267	799	472	327	50	48	2
60 to 65	175	118	57	99	69	30	44	31	13	54	40	14	166	129	37	525	296	229	707	420	287	25	23	2
65 to 70	161	114	47	95	71	24	41	30	11	47	30	17	164	122	42	490	310	180	581	361	220	19	18	1
70 to 75	91	72	19	50	42	8	15	12	3	37	29	8	86	71	15	289	176	113	392	262	130	6	5	1
75 to 80	38	26	12	26	21	5	12	7	5	10	7	3	32	27	5	118	77	41	185	124	61	1	1
80 to 85	12	10	2	5	3	2	5	3	2	2	2		21	14	7	46	29	17	83	47	36	5	5
85 to 90	4	3	1	4	2	2	2	1	1	2	2		3	2	1	17	11	6	20	13	7
90 to 100	2	2								1	1		1	1		3	2	1	6	6
100 and over
Unspecified Adults	9	7	2	4	4					1	1		10	9	1	35	25	10	94	71	23	1,201	722	479

[* Including unspecified children.] [† Including migratory as follow : - All ages - All ages - Total , 1825 : males, 1095 ; females, 729. Unspecified children—Total, 626 ; males, 376 ; females, 250. Unspecified adults - Total, 1199 ; males, 720 ; females, 479.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY. Section A.—CITIES TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS.
Ages (Years.)	Total Population of Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.			CENTRAL DISTRICT (METROPOLITAN AREA).
	Total Population of Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.			1a. Melbourne.			1b. North Melbourne.			1c. Branswick.			1d. Flemington and Kensington.			1e. Essendon.			1f.Northcote.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	647,397	306,143	341,254	68,374	34,161	34,213	18,120	8,876	9,244	24,141	11,470	12,671	10,946	5,361	5,585	17,426	8,087	9,339	9,677	4,646	5,031
Under 1	14,475	7,315	7,160	1,173	582	591	434	209	225	609	322	287	279	141	138	392	171	221	237	123	114
1	13,247	6,667	6,580	948	489	459	365	184	181	614	309	305	241	127	114	384	190	194	267	147	120
2	12,665	6,337	6,328	961	489	472	416	224	192	550	275	275	243	124	119	379	195	184	232	103	129
3	12,805	6,487	6,318	954	482	472	341	171	170	556	258	298	224	117	107	375	176	199	234	119	115
4	13,153	6,664	6,489	998	490	508	394	186	208	553	275	278	265	129	136	378	198	180	246	107	139
5	14,024	6,967	7,057	1,022	512	510	395	192	203	618	297	321	273	148	125	406	198	208	263	134	129
6	14,331	7,148	7,183	1,059	518	541	397	205	192	644	301	343	273	120	153	458	232	226	267	134	133
7	14,827	7,457	7,370	1,149	580	569	377	193	184	668	342	326	278	136	142	430	201	229	294	156	138
8	15,110	7,573	7,537	1,189	570	619	380	202	178	689	351	338	305	154	151	475	245	230	281	135	146
9	15,621	7,766	7,855	1,221	626	595	427	195	232	702	348	354	291	145	146	484	238	246	286	149	137
10	15,148	7,617	7,531	1,222	589	633	408	214	194	641	336	305	306	168	138	455	235	220	307	153	154
11	14,234	7,066	7,168	1,083	556	527	402	189	213	621	300	321	273	135	138	425	186	239	264	126	138
12	13,845	6,956	6,889	1,097	537	560	344	188	156	642	320	322	269	119	150	432	211	221	230	117	113
13	13,581	6,656	6,925	1,085	538	547	376	184	192	577	281	296	256	119	137	420	196	224	220	117	103
14	13,220	6,385	6,835	1,072	520	552	342	179	163	554	272	282	221	104	117	377	181	196	217	105	112
Unspecified Children	485	258	227	6	2	4	7	4	3	12	7	5
15	13,118	6,438	6,680	1,170	595	575	349	170	179	549	284	265	251	125	126	377	180	197	203	86	117
16	13,122	6,229	6,893	1,207	585	622	324	166	158	507	223	284	221	112	109	371	169	202	204	107	97
17	12,538	5,815	6,723	1,215	582	633	335	183	152	485	240	245	239	119	120	353	163	190	192	96	96
18	12,467	5,498	6,969	1,298	558	740	316	135	181	459	211	248	228	116	112	351	157	194	150	66	84
19	12,206	5,554	6,652	1,342	625	717	339	158	181	451	200	251	206	107	99	294	136	158	167	73	94
20	12,155	5,184	6,971	1,409	608	801	353	157	196	406	172	234	179	95	84	287	137	150	139	62	77
0 to 15*	210,771	105,319	105,452	16,239	8,080	8,159	5,805	2,919	2,886	9,250	4,594	4,656	3,997	1,986	2,011	6,270	3,053	3,217	3,845	1,925	1,920
15 to 21	75,606	34,718	40,888	7,641	3,553	4,088	2,016	969	1,047	2,857	1,330	1,527	1,324	674	650	2,033	942	1,091	1,055	490	565
21 to 25	48,418	20,254	28,164	6,318	2,805	3,513	1,378	620	758	1,613	739	874	688	300	388	1,071	416	655	557	235	322
25 to 30	54,938	22,760	32,178	7,493	3,411	4,082	1,592	723	869	1,789	760	1,029	772	348	424	1,220	474	746	609	264	345
30 to 35	53,255	24,301	28,954	6,657	3,377	3,280	1,506	733	773	1,771	793	978	945	443	502	1,472	623	849	723	340	383
35 to 40	50,485	24,529	25,956	6,149	3,337	2,812	1,352	700	652	1,798	821	977	972	482	490	1,538	721	817	764	369	395
40 to 45	39,285	19,338	19,947	4,533	2,512	2,021	1,038	524	514	1,506	751	755	702	364	338	1,214	609	605	583	285	298
45 to 50	25,929	12,690	13,239	3,049	1,668	1,381	705	340	365	972	491	481	418	220	198	696	361	335	370	168	202
50 to 55	19,974	9,263	10,711	2,515	1,358	1,157	536	262	274	668	305	363	306	153	153	458	223	235	242	126	116
55 to 60	16,352	7,436	8,916	1,996	1,018	978	459	221	238	498	239	259	234	113	121	348	157	191	176	73	103
60 to 65	15,242	6,948	8,294	1,881	952	929	477	245	232	435	188	247	188	80	108	334	156	178	206	91	115
65 to 70	16,004	7,583	8,421	1,862	976	886	498	232	266	443	203	240	183	82	101	354	152	202	230	108	122
70 to 75	10,706	5,659	5,047	1,061	598	463	372	199	173	287	140	147	111	63	48	216	104	112	145	83	62
75 to 80	5,489	2,868	2,621	535	279	256	190	98	92	152	73	79	62	31	31	114	54	60	94	53	41
80 to 85	2,471	1,246	1,225	249	130	119	130	64	66	53	28	25	21	9	12	50	28	22	54	25	29
85 to 90	633	303	330	54	28	26	32	13	19	19	7	12	9	4	5	15	7	8	12	4	8
90 to 100	157	77	80	17	6	11	7	3	4	3	1	2	2	1	1	2	1	1	3	2	1
100 and over	11	8	3	2	1	1
Unspecified Adults	1,671	843	828	123	72	51	27	11	16	27	7	20	12	8	4	21	6	15	9	5	4

NOTE.—For classification of Districts, see page 6 of Part I. ante.

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section A.—CITIES TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
Ages (Years.)	CENTRAL DISTRICT (METROPOLITAN AREA).
	1g. Fitzroy.			1h. Collingwood.			1i. Kew.			1k. Hawthorn.			1l. Richmond.			1m. Prahran.			1n. Malvern.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	31,687	14,808	16,879	32,749	15,383	17,366	9,469	4,354	5,115	21,430	9,484	11,946	37,824	18,074	19,750	40,441	17,700	22,741	10,619	4,656	5,963
Under 1	686	356	330	808	410	398	165	93	72	433	235	198	948	475	473	817	417	400	193	99	94
1	608	320	288	773	368	405	145	68	77	390	190	200	798	413	385	729	376	353	201	105	96
2	524	274	250	727	357	370	138	61	77	416	222	194	843	396	447	698	339	359	209	102	107
3	586	329	257	674	362	312	155	87	68	377	203	174	821	431	390	703	344	359	207	101	106
4	521	259	262	733	362	371	164	82	82	386	188	198	841	423	418	731	373	358	213	117	96
5	579	277	302	761	412	349	168	90	78	439	217	222	848	421	427	788	396	392	217	116	101
6	610	307	303	724	360	364	161	80	81	441	216	225	894	429	465	779	378	401	241	117	124
7	669	336	333	804	414	390	160	87	73	462	240	222	904	459	445	812	412	400	221	98	123
8	656	339	317	804	392	412	197	96	101	479	231	248	896	452	444	819	441	378	274	158	116
9	661	313	348	852	410	442	220	126	94	478	241	237	961	459	502	851	416	435	264	140	124
10	688	347	341	757	355	402	186	101	85	510	244	266	937	490	447	878	449	429	233	116	117
11	615	302	313	810	380	430	192	95	97	419	227	192	863	425	438	808	389	419	244	119	125
12	626	297	329	724	361	363	173	97	76	447	235	212	831	409	422	830	418	412	208	111	97
13	627	301	326	724	357	367	186	101	85	414	217	197	823	404	419	748	382	366	217	93	124
14	608	285	323	756	339	417	178	84	94	440	203	237	759	380	379	813	413	400	207	100	107
Unspecified children	14	8	6	6	3	3	2	1	1	2	2		18	6	12	4	1	3	1		1
15	636	314	322	678	347	331	212	95	117	431	202	229	766	376	390	772	353	419	191	78	113
16	645	259	386	727	351	376	190	83	107	430	199	231	790	386	404	771	360	411	214	93	121
17	585	273	312	621	265	356	182	66	116	406	181	225	726	348	378	759	334	425	216	80	136
18	655	280	375	626	282	344	182	77	105	381	152	229	733	343	390	717	293	424	182	64	118
19	615	271	344	595	253	342	176	67	109	400	180	220	666	310	356	787	329	458	199	83	116
20	586	248	348	613	259	354	165	70	95	410	138	272	683	311	372	779	312	467	216	74	142
0 to 15*	9,278	4,650	4,628	11,437	5,642	5,795	2,590	1,349	1,241	6,533	3,311	3,222	12,985	6,472	6,513	11,808	5,944	5,864	3,350	1,692	1,658
15 to 21	3,722	1,645	2,087	3,860	1,757	2,103	1,097	458	649	2,458	1,052	1,406	4,364	2,074	2,290	4,585	1,981	2,604	1,218	472	746
21 to 25	2,660	1,121	1,539	2,355	1,014	1,341	712	270	442	1,619	579	1,040	2,719	1,193	1,526	3,237	1,218	2,019	804	294	510
25 to 30	2,972	1,250	1,722	2,766	1,221	1,545	802	304	498	1,836	654	1,182	3,025	1,265	1,760	3,626	1,305	2,321	885	289	596
30 to 35	2,838	1,302	1,526	2,584	1,200	1,384	814	333	481	1,884	754	1,130	3,013	1,435	1,578	3,769	1,514	2,255	903	348	555
35 to 40	2,621	1,277	1,344	2,481	1,208	1,273	870	390	480	1,738	751	987	2,952	1,476	1,476	3,479	1,511	1,968	952	440	512
40 to 45	1,996	1,015	981	1,961	940	1,021	648	309	339	1,509	667	842	2,433	1,239	1,194	2,660	1,183	1,477	717	318	399
45 to 50	1,380	644	736	1,313	650	663	439	215	224	935	454	481	1,592	786	806	1,742	794	948	449	206	243
50 to 55	1,020	474	546	957	421	536	386	183	203	720	299	421	1,238	561	677	1,351	541	810	322	137	185
55 to 60	804	359	445	790	339	451	288	135	153	556	241	315	936	431	505	1,071	420	651	282	129	153
60 to 65	731	302	429	686	298	388	263	118	145	526	220	306	765	329	436	979	369	610	224	93	131
65 to 70	736	321	415	698	280	418	220	115	105	499	225	274	785	349	436	860	335	525	219	94	125
70 to 75	468	227	241	476	240	236	184	96	88	327	154	173	568	264	304	652	310	342	158	87	71
75 to 80	242	127	115	218	104	114	80	41	39	166	72	94	241	116	125	350	165	185	75	27	48
80 to 85	100	41	59	97	44	53	43	21	22	77	33	44	116	42	74	154	53	101	42	23	19
85 to 90	24	10	14	18	5	13	10	7	3	20	8	12	27	10	17	43	20	23	9	4	5
90 to 100	6	1	5	4		4	4	3	1	5	4	1	6	3	3	8	4	4	2	1	1
100 and over
Unspecified adults	89	42	47	48	20	28	9	7	2	22	6	16	59	29	30	67	33	34	8	2	6

[* Including unspecified children]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section A.—CITIES TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
Ages (Years.)	CENTRAL DISTRICT (METROPOLITAN AREA).
	1nn. Caulfield.			1o. Oakleigh.			1p. Brighton.			1q.St. Kilda.			1r. South Melbourne.			1s. Port Melbourne.			1t. Footscray.			1u. Williamstown.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	9,541	4,361	5,180	1,273	613	660	10,047	4,443	5,604	20,542	8,803	11,739	40,619	19,412	21,207	12,176	5,989	6,187	18,318	9,094	9,224	14,052	6,793	7,259
Under 1	193	100	93	37	21	16	206	99	107	337	175	162	857	458	399	291	152	139	488	231	257	301	148	153
1	154	79	75	27	13	14	206	100	106	346	196	150	774	368	406	317	155	162	424	217	207	321	153	168
2	190	105	85	27	11	16	182	91	91	321	158	163	811	413	398	273	136	137	423	216	207	321	163	158
3	177	92	85	31	16	15	214	112	102	374	192	182	800	396	404	302	146	156	442	226	216	311	165	146
4	212	114	98	30	15	15	212	112	100	371	184	187	804	427	377	300	152	148	395	223	172	311	156	155
5	192	94	98	32	14	18	235	120	115	345	157	188	840	430	410	289	148	141	499	244	255	325	175	150
6	285	95	90	24	14	10	231	116	115	371	191	180	855	429	426	314	145	169	505	242	263	326	159	167
7	223	110	113	30	15	15	259	115	144	367	170	197	942	475	467	298	143	155	516	266	250	408	215	193
8	228	108	120	29	15	14	247	128	119	394	187	207	948	484	464	340	157	183	528	252	276	363	179	184
9	227	108	119	37	14	23	249	121	128	437	212	225	1,037	513	524	318	153	165	558	309	249	389	207	182
10	213	123	90	36	24	12	242	115	127	402	201	201	1,005	514	491	335	166	169	529	271	258	354	175	179
11	228	114	114	25	8	17	284	136	148	361	169	192	900	461	439	291	153	138	504	268	236	349	170	179
12	204	99	105	31	12	19	213	102	111	377	198	179	810	414	396	288	142	146	490	241	249	341	168	173
13	208	108	100	24	17	7	241	120	121	355	169	186	869	406	463	266	140	126	462	226	236	317	173	144
14	195	96	99	27	12	15	225	106	119	367	187	180	821	404	417	256	120	136	468	206	262	312	157	155
Unspecified Children	2		2				3	1	2				6	1	5	1		1	20	11	9	7	4	3
15	220	114	106	25	10	15	195	81	114	364	175	189	828	421	407	250	124	126	395	215	180	290	146	144
16	206	104	102	25	14	11	189	81	108	372	180	192	823	384	439	277	146	131	439	248	191	273	135	138
17	207	86	121	24	11	13	219	92	127	383	160	223	788	341	447	220	111	109	366	162	204	279	121	158
18	201	85	116	23	12	11	209	81	128	415	162	253	751	328	423	240	119	121	361	181	180	230	108	122
19	183	78	105	18	9	9	162	68	94	401	168	233	767	379	388	215	105	110	341	172	169	272	137	135
20	176	77	99	18	8	10	183	68	115	429	171	258	779	331	448	197	111	86	365	184	181	232	118	114
0 to 15*	3,031	1,545	1,486	447	221	226	3,449	1,694	1,755	5,525	2,746	2,779	13,079	6,593	6,486	4,479	2,208	2,271	7,251	3,649	3,602	5,056	2,567	2,489
15 to 21	1,193	544	649	133	64	69	1,157	471	686	2,364	1,016	1,348	4,736	2,184	2,552	1,447	716	731	2,267	1,162	1,105	1,576	765	811
21 to 25	674	242	432	83	38	45	630	226	404	1,689	576	1,113	3,288	1,422	1,866	856	390	466	1,256	599	657	918	424	494
25 to 30	730	258	472	95	40	55	759	232	527	2,078	694	1,384	3,577	1,513	2,064	969	426	543	1,245	583	662	1,083	451	632
30 to 35	754	313	441	90	47	43	768	323	445	1,907	788	1,119	3,474	1,613	1,861	956	447	509	1,269	581	688	1,074	465	609
35 to 40	845	386	459	111	51	60	784	352	432	1,714	708	1,006	3,272	1,631	1,641	933	479	454	1,352	685	667	1,132	564	568
40 to 45	622	303	319	76	39	37	649	284	365	1,294	556	738	2,464	1,241	1,223	731	406	325	1,061	525	536	866	431	435
45 to 50	406	194	212	47	23	24	469	221	248	906	415	491	1,713	868	845	466	247	219	721	361	360	557	278	279
50 to 55	310	138	172	43	21	22	343	149	194	729	294	435	1,269	597	672	350	159	191	585	285	300	425	206	219
55 to 60	241	103	138	37	20	17	285	133	152	621	242	379	982	440	542	285	144	141	379	204	175	365	156	209
60 to 65	222	103	119	31	14	17	229	109	120	525	211	314	924	398	526	229	124	105	296	152	144	325	156	169
65 to 70	228	104	124	32	10	22	225	104	121	515	237	278	883	414	469	222	106	116	286	133	153	280	125	155
70 to 75	134	66	68	17	12	5	173	85	88	378	195	183	504	272	232	142	74	68	187	93	94	217	113	104
75 to 80	89	36	53	16	7	9	66	31	35	169	78	91	259	137	122	52	29	23	101	51	50	105	54	51
80 to 85	30	11	19	9	5	4	35	19	16	67	24	43	96	46	50	24	13	11	32	18	14	47	22	25
85 to 90	10	2	8				9	6	3	27	11	16	30	9	21	9	6	3	8	4	4	12	9	3
90 to 100	1		1				1	1		6		6	7	2	5				1	1		1		1
100 and over	1	1											1	1								1		1
Unspecified Adults	20	12	8	6	1	5	16	3	13	28	12	16	61	31	30	26	15	11	21	8	13	12	7	5

[* Including unspecified children]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section A.—CITIES TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
Ages (Years.)	CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).																		NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
	1v. Buninyong.			1w. Ballarat East.			1x. Geelong.			1y. Geelong West.			1z. Newtown and Chilwell.			2a. Queenscliff.			2b. Malmabury.			2c. Daylesford.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	1,292	627	665	18,324	8,940	9,384	12,418	5,873	6,545	5,871	2,678	3,193	5,049	2,176	2,873	2,025	952	1,073	1,121	540	581	3,384	1,556	1,828
Under 1	31	20	11	492	259	233	272	137	135	133	66	67	115	50	65	49	19	30	32	15	17	83	41	42
1	20	10	10	431	226	205	240	125	115	136	68	68	74	37	37	59	30	29	25	9	16	77	41	36
2	35	16	19	372	176	196	235	126	109	120	53	67	79	47	32	48	23	25	21	12	9	52	30	22
3	26	14	12	413	196	217	250	126	124	130	68	62	96	47	49	39	22	17	26	9	17	66	27	39
4	24	9	15	429	228	201	244	125	119	149	62	87	81	32	49	44	26	18	31	17	14	80	34	46
5	31	15	16	484	245	239	271	135	136	140	73	67	103	44	59	47	27	20	23	8	15	81	43	38
6	31	12	19	510	256	254	280	154	126	141	70	71	107	51	56	55	26	29	33	17	16	92	43	49
7	34	15	19	491	262	229	311	150	161	163	83	80	116	54	62	47	28	19	23	12	11	79	33	46
8	30	14	16	471	242	229	275	155	120	148	64	84	115	50	65	55	31	24	34	16	18	89	38	51
9	36	18	18	457	233	224	271	140	131	157	74	83	143	78	65	56	27	29	31	17	14	87	39	48
10	27	13	14	480	231	249	287	140	147	159	69	90	157	78	79	47	23	24	26	16	10	94	44	50
11	29	15	14	460	230	230	252	118	134	122	63	59	156	70	86	39	20	19	38	24	14	84	43	41
12	24	10	14	470	246	224	258	129	129	127	59	68	136	71	65	53	26	27	29	16	13	85	45	40
13	32	11	21	411	181	230	252	131	121	129	66	63	155	84	71	34	19	15	27	11	16	80	45	35
14	30	16	14	412	207	205	244	115	129	97	44	53	132	61	71	26	16	10	26	11	15	77	38	39
Unspecified Children				12	9	3	4	2	2	2		2				3		3
15	25	10	15	411	215	196	270	138	132	117	53	64	139	71	68	27	14	13	30	14	16	78	26	52
16	27	17	10	388	188	200	243	125	118	106	42	64	121	59	62	30	16	14	31	14	17	77	31	46
17	28	11	17	348	192	156	226	104	122	96	50	46	121	58	63	36	11	25	15	8	7	68	28	40
18	26	16	10	383		202	247	105	142	99	49	50	94	38	56	24	9	15	21	11	10	62	27	35
19	27	9	18	345	162	183	226	105	121	92	44	48	93	42	51	49	30	19	6	2	4	73	24	49
20	18	11	7	331	139	192	200	90	110	104	39	65	92	29	63	32	15	17	14	6	8	63	25	38
0 to 15*	440	208	232	6,795	3,427	3,368	3,946	2,008	1,938	2,053	982	1,071	1,765	854	911	701	363	338	425	210	215	1,206	584	622
15 to 21	151	74	77	2,206	1,077	1,129	1,412	667	745	614	277	337	660	297	363	198	95	103	117	55	62	421	161	260
21 to 25	90	33	57	1,178	540	638	930	382	548	353	146	207	364	118	246	179	73	106	72	28	44	212	88	124
25 to 30	99	53	46	1,386	600	786	1,057	421	636	426	175	251	356	131	225	213	92	121	74	35	39	212	89	123
30 to 35	93	40	53	1,319	635	684	976	446	530	480	222	258	348	145	203	171	70	101	64	27	37	205	70	135
35 to 40	91	51	40	1,261	605	656	897	444	453	445	214	231	318	129	189	168	78	90	91	50	41	202	99	103
40 to 45	65	30	35	983	455	528	722	353	369	292	138	154	265	116	149	108	55	53	61	31	30	193	88	105
45 to 50	38	17	21	628	295	333	474	233	241	213	90	123	191	75	116	73	31	42	29	16	13	120	51	77
50 to 55	34	16	18	465	231	234	385	163	222	187	78	109	150	62	88	52	17	35	25	13	12	86	38	48
55 to 60	46	25	21	421	209	212	329	143	186	154	62	92	123	41	82	37	14	23	37	13	24	103	45	58
60 to 65	38	18	20	438	illegible	232	324	148	176	169	74	95	116	45	71	27	14	13	40	19	21	103	55	48
65 to 70	42	23	19	616	305	311	380	169	211	206	88	118	143	57	86	46	17	29	37	17	20	135	77	58
70 to 75	31	18	13	361	212	149	286	135	151	132	60	72	107	41	66	34	22	12	23	12	11	104	64	40
75 to 80	18	11	7	153	74	79	169	91	78	85	42	43	87	38	49	11	7	4	15	7	8	42	34	8
80 to 85	12	9	3	59	35	24	76	45	31	44	22	22	37	17	20	5	3	2	9	6	3	22	8	14
85 to 90	1	1		15	9	6	30	17	13	9	2	7	9	4	5				2	1	1	5	1	4
90 to 100	1		1	2	2		8	3	5	2	2		4	2	2	2	1	1				2	1	1
100 and over
Unspecified Adults	2		2	38	23	15	17	5	12	7	4	3	6	4	2							3	3

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section A.—CITIES TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
Ages (Years.)	NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
	2d. Creawick.			2e. Castlemaine.			2f. Chewton.			2g. Carisbrook.			2h. Majoren.			2i. Maryborough.			2k. Tallot.			2l21. Clares.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	3,060	1,470	1,590	5,703	2,801	2,902	1,229	633	596	1,236	629	607	719	361	358	5,622	2,745	2,877	1,197	580	617	2,426	1,048	1,378
Under 1	74	35	39	145	70	75	23	12	11	40	15	25	23	14	9	157	63	94	17	9	8	44	21	23
1	86	42	44	133	58	75	28	13	15	31	16	15	20	6	14	145	79	66	33	16	17	46	23	23
2	75	37	38	108	49	59	26	16	10	29	13	16	23	13	10	113	59	54	14	6	8	54	34	20
3	75	37	38	121	63	58	20	9	11	46	23	23	16	8	8	142	75	67	22	9	13	44	26	18
4	75	42	33	128	73	55	24	13	11	39	23	16	21	8	13	139	66	73	16	4	12	37	20	17
5	83	42	41	126	69	57	28	17	11	46	22	24	31	12	19	159	80	79	25	15	10	46	22	24
6	77	46	31	118	69	49	28	15	13	43	19	24	19	13	6	158	77	81	21	10	11	70	33	37
7	82	40	42	108	57	51	31	18	13	35	17	18	24	14	10	166	87	79	25	13	12	62	26	36
8	78	40	38	134	63	71	47	22	25	38	19	19	24	10	9	131	72	59	25	14	11	64	35	29
9	84	39	45	127	65	62	33	16	17	35	17	18	22	15	12	160	82	78	25	14	11	78	33	45
10	76	40	36	128	67	61	32	18	14	32	18	14	19	7	12	132	64	68	34	18	16	57	29	28
11	75	44	31	122	58	64	31	17	14	32	18	14	24	10	14	150	80	70	32	15	17	67	29	38
12	87	41	46	114	64	50	32	16	16	30	18	12	14	6	8	130	73	57	24	10	14	78	47	31
13	81	43	38	119	62	57	29	15	14	28	12	16	15	8	7	137	70	67	34	19	15	65	27	38
14	77	35	42	123	55	68	34	14	20	26	15	11	9	3	6	128	68	60	23	12	11	68	32	35
Unspecified Children				2	1	1				1		1
15	74	38	36	111	51	60	20	10	10	21	11	10	17	7	10	121	50	71	24	14	10	47	24	23
16	77	36	41	103	54	49	32	17	15	26	9	17	10	6	4	119	56	63	33	10	23	51	22	29
17	77	35	42	114	54	60	27	14	13	29	15	14	17	9	8	128	62	66	24	12	12	45	23	22
18	52	24	28	112	41	71	23	16	7	25	10	15	9	4	5	112	51	61	17	4	13	48	15	33
19	53	22	31	109	50	59	16	9	7	21	14	7	9	4	5	112	44	68	17	11	6	43	15	28
20	60	23	37	107	52	55	19	8	11	23	10	13	6	4	2	124	48	76	30	10	20	56	16	40
0 to 15*	1,185	603	582	1,856	943	913	446	231	215	531	265	266	304	147	157	2,147	1,095	1,052	370	184	186	880	437	443
15 to 21	393	178	215	656	302	354	137	74	63	145	69	76	68	34	34	516	311	405	145	61	84	290	115	175
21 to 25	205	85	120	412	172	240	67	28	39	77	39	38	40	18	22	332	149	183	69	34	35	166	58	108
25 to 30	210	86	124	480	219	261	69	32	37	87	37	50	45	23	22	380	164	216	77	28	49	145	47	98
30 to 35	182	75	107	452	209	243	79	32	47	98	52	46	47	27	20	414	191	223	61	31	30	139	60	79
35 to 40	170	77	93	413	218	195	63	26	37	81	48	33	39	17	22	376	186	190	80	31	49	126	54	72
40 to 45	155	71	84	281	139	142	66	35	31	67	39	28	39	17	22	314	140	174	51	28	23	101	31	70
45 to 50	108	51	57	190	91	99	53	28	25	28	13	15	16	8	8	191	88	103	42	18	24	96	37	59
50 to 55	85	47	38	149	66	83	46	22	24	27	16	11	16	5	11	143	76	67	38	14	24	66	24	42
55 to 60	67	38	29	127	62	65	32	16	16	24	10	14	21	10	11	131	72	59	30	15	15	89	34	55
60 to 65	75	33	42	129	62	67	40	23	17	21	12	9	18	12	6	123	70	53	44	19	25	95	36	59
65 to 70	86	43	43	236	119	117	55	32	23	27	15	12	29	20	9	146	82	64	75	48	27	108	53	55
70 to 75	83	51	32	154	95	59	39	31	8	11	5	6	17	13	4	133	76	57	63	38	25	66	34	32
75 to 80	37	19	18	103	62	41	22	12	10	7	5	2	12	6	6	41	27	14	28	15	13	39	21	18
80 to 85	9	7	2	49	35	14	7	5	2	3	2	1	6	3	3	23	13	10	12	8	4	9	2	7
85 to 90	4	3	1	7	3	4	3	2	1	1	1		1		1	7	3	4	6	5	1	5	2	3
90 to 100				3	2	1	1	1					1	1		1		1	2	1	1	1	1
100 and over				1	1
Unspecified Adults	6	3	3	5	1	4	4	3	1	1	1					4	2	2	4	2	2	5	2	3

[* Including unspecified children]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section A.—CITIES TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
Ages (Years.)	WESTERN DISTRICT.
	2m. Ballarat.			2n. Sebastorol.			2o. Browns and Scarasdale.			2p. Smythesdale.			2q. Warrnambool.			2r. Ararat.			2s. Hamilton.			2t. Koroit.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	25,499	11,654	13,845	2,969	1,432	1,537	834	437	397	443	221	222	6,404	2,941	3,463	3,580	1,795	1,785	4,024	1,942	2,082	1,684	862	822
Under 1	541	283	258	87	46	41	19	12	7	9	5	4	160	70	90	73	39	34	88	47	41	38	19	19
1	530	258	272	75	33	42	21	10	11	12	3	9	144	65	79	68	38	30	93	44	49	39	27	12
2	141	220	221	74	41	33	18	11	7	12	4	8	112	48	63	52	32	20	69	29	40	40	24	16
3	504	248	256	77	56	21	22	13	9	6	2	4	138	63	75	63	27	36	86	41	45	43	20	23
4	510	255	255	80	41	39	18	22	6	11	7	4	146	73	73	55	32	23	93	45	48	36	18	18
5	522	247	275	79	40	39	29	15	14	11	5	6	155	71	84	69	36	33	112	52	60	43	20	23
6	542	295	247	78	43	35	12	3	9	14	10	4	151	62	89	72	40	32	99	51	48	42	28	14
7	568	275	293	90	48	42	21	11	10	11	7	4	162	85	77	73	39	34	98	48	50	44	26	18
8	579	302	277	65	37	28	24	14	10	12	5	7	167	78	89	63	26	37	123	66	57	41	18	23
9	558	259	299	97	50	47	22	7	15	6	4	2	177	36	91	79	41	38	103	51	52	50	29	21
10	549	272	277	74	41	33	19	8	11	11	7	4	142	64	78	68	31	37	104	55	49	31	16	15
11	528	261	267	82	32	50	21	10	11	10	7	3	124	71	53	63	37	26	87	42	45	45	32	15
12	563	288	275	69	32	37	14	8	6	9	3	6	143	76	67	57	18	39	88	43	45	31	13	17
13	545	263	282	71	38	33	18	7	11	7	1	6	119	56	63	56	27	29	101	45	56	34	14	20
14	574	272	302	48	22	26	17	10	7	6	3	3	139	64	75	51	24	27	95	57	38	31	18	13
Unspecified Children	4	2	2
15	574	286	288	54	31	23	20	14	6	9	6	3	137	61	76	55	22	53	97	51	46	30	14	16
16	557	262	295	60	31	29	17	10	7	7	2	5	140	60	80	58	22	36	84	46	38	29	15	14
17	545	246	299	63	33	30	14	8	6	5	3	2	117	59	58	54	23	31	83	41	42	34	13	24
18	571	238	333	55	27	28	15	10	5	9	7	2	138	48	90	53	22	31	78	34	44	33	15	18
19	544	242	302	49	27	22	12	3	9	10	7	3	110	49	61	54	21	33	58	30	28	28	11	17
20	521	213	308	45	18	27	15	7	8	5	4	1	128	59	69	57	19	38	81	31	50	28	15	13
0 to 15*	8,058	4,020	4,058	1,146	600	546	295	151	144	147	73	74	2,178	1,032	1,146	962	487	475	1,439	716	723	588	321	267
15 to 21	3,312	1,487	1,825	326	167	159	93	52	41	45	29	16	770	336	434	331	129	202	481	233	248	182	83	99
21 to 25	1,970	754	1,216	183	81	102	56	30	26	26	10	16	498	218	280	218	96	122	276	112	164	120	57	63
25 to 30	2,109	813	1,296	230	93	137	61	29	32	34	17	17	529	200	329	268	131	137	339	145	194	153	68	85
30 to 35	1,957	857	1,100	226	99	127	62	32	30	39	17	22	503	215	288	310	154	156	291	125	166	125	74	51
35 to 40	1,679	758	921	186	87	99	49	29	20	29	15	14	429	219	210	299	166	133	272	151	121	109	52	57
40 to 45	1,441	672	769	147	74	73	52	22	30	15	7	8	344	154	190	238	121	117	239	120	119	86	41	45
45 to 50	853	392	461	97	40	57	30	17	13	16	9	7	224	111	113	182	97	85	139	63	76	51	26	25
50 to 55	671	265	406	63	25	38	18	10	8	18	10	8	192	86	106	161	88	73	111	49	62	52	34	18
55 to 60	676	271	405	78	31	47	18	7	11	10	4	6	179	76	103	146	70	76	82	39	43	54	22	31
60 to 65	687	296	391	85	37	48	21	14	7	14	4	10	149	69	80	131	64	67	87	43	44	49	21	28
65 to 70	901	435	466	97	41	56	36	14	22	23	11	12	179	95	84	121	69	52	113	54	59	47	26	21
70 to 75	612	343	269	64	36	28	18	13	5	16	6	10	116	62	54	103	60	43	67	34	33	39	24	15
75 to 80	319	186	133	25	12	13	15	10	5	6	6		57	31	26	46	32	14	52	37	15	22	7	15
80 to 85	151	82	69	10	3	7	9	6	3	5	3	2	40	24	16	20	11	9	30	17	13	3	2	1
85 to 90	42	24	18	3	3								6	4	2	4	3	1	4	3	1
90 to 100	11	6	5				1	1					6	5	1	1		1	1		1	1	1
100 and over	2	1	1	1	1
Unspecified Adults	48	12	36	2	2								5	4	1	39	17	22	1	1		3	3

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section A.—CITIES TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
Ages (Years.)	WESTERN DISTRICT.						WIMMERA DISTRICT.									NORTHERN DISTRICT.
	2u. Port Fairy.			2v. Portland.			2w. Horsham.			2r. Stawell.			2y. St. Arnaud.			2z. Inglewood.			3a. Dunolly.			3b. Tarnagulla.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	1,990	968	1,022	2,185	965	1,220	2,724	1,293	1,431	5,318	2,485	2,833	3,656	1,815	1,841	1,320	669	651	1,384	698	686	729	357	372
Under 1	50	21	29	48	23	25	72	32	40	132	69	63	107	56	51	29	12	17	47	25	22	20	8	12
1	60	42	18	43	17	26	65	29	36	121	55	66	110	62	48	30	14	16	30	13	17	16	7	9
2	61	34	27	45	22	23	70	33	37	116	52	64	93	58	35	21	12	9	30	16	14	19	8	11
3	39	19	20	42	19	23	56	29	27	104	45	59	86	39	47	33	13	20	31	17	14	16	8	8
4	54	24	30	39	23	16	69	38	31	140	73	67	89	42	47	24	14	10	29	15	14	18	7	11
5	51	21	30	60	28	32	83	32	51	130	66	64	113	53	60	35	18	17	32	11	21	20	8	12
6	52	29	23	45	23	22	91	42	49	127	62	65	104	61	43	42	25	17	34	19	15	16	8	8
7	42	22	20	53	26	27	79	37	42	143	72	71	102	54	48	40	24	16	31	18	13	22	12	10
8	39	19	20	52	19	33	86	48	38	138	70	68	102	49	53	35	18	17	37	19	18	19	13	6
9	43	20	23	63	29	34	86	38	48	147	84	63	99	48	51	36	24	12	43	26	17	16	11	5
10	42	24	18	46	25	21	61	26	35	123	63	63	105	50	55	40	20	20	34	17	17	24	15	9
11	24	7	17	55	30	25	78	44	34	129	68	61	89	51	38	30	17	13	34	11	23	19	11	8
12	36	22	14	56	21	35	73	32	41	124	60	64	82	40	42	32	13	19	26	13	13	16	5	11
13	24	12	12	45	16	29	77	44	33	110	58	52	86	41	45	30	14	16	38	16	22	17	11	6
14	38	16	22	36	16	20	63	31	32	110	46	64	91	46	45	28	18	10	29	11	18	13	4	9
Unspecified Children	1	1											4	2	2
15	29	13	16	39	11	28	69	38	31	124	60	64	72	26	46	31	14	17	26	10	16	12	8	4
16	41	20	21	38	18	20	48	23	25	109	53	56	96	34	62	26	14	12	24	9	15	21	5	16
17	31	16	15	37	13	24	46	21	25	94	51	43	69	32	37	28	17	11	28	12	16	11	6	5
18	34	14	20	46	19	27	63	30	33	123	56	67	68	30	38	22	9	13	22	11	11	10	5	5
19	38	13	25	46	14	32	52	22	30	89	35	54	70	36	34	30	11	19	20	11	9	13	7	6
20	41	17	24	44	13	31	58	22	36	95	35	60	49	21	28	14	5	9	12	4	8	7	3	4
0 to 15*	656	333	323	728	337	391	1,109	535	574	1,897	943	954	1,462	752	710	485	256	229	505	247	258	271	136	135
15 to 21	214	93	121	250	88	162	336	156	180	634	290	344	424	179	245	151	70	81	132	57	75	74	34	40
21 to 25	130	60	70	105	45	60	291	68	123	413	154	259	249	112	137	69	31	38	90	45	45	37	13	24
25 to 30	174	85	89	148	47	101	192	74	118	432	193	239	312	147	165	90	32	58	111	49	62	35	14	21
30 to 35	172	86	86	160	72	88	177	87	90	409	181	228	308	156	152	84	42	42	101	53	48	56	20	36
35 to 40	153	74	79	164	75	89	180	93	87	318	155	163	244	117	127	88	43	45	73	28	45	51	19	32
40 to 45	112	51	61	143	73	70	163	85	78	255	125	130	166	84	82	73	37	36	87	46	41	50	30	20
45 to 50	68	36	32	91	42	49	95	55	40	184	82	102	111	60	51	56	25	31	42	26	16	22	12	10
50 to 55	63	24	39	67	27	40	75	37	38	148	51	97	85	36	49	40	19	21	29	11	18	18	9	9
55 to 60	54	21	33	62	30	32	50	21	29	139	51	88	65	37	28	42	30	12	32	15	17	22	10	12
60 to 65	49	24	25	68	35	33	48	22	26	134	65	69	67	30	37	33	20	13	37	23	14	20	11	9
65 to 70	68	40	28	53	18	35	48	24	24	162	90	72	74	46	28	40	19	21	55	29	26	24	17	7
70 to 75	30	14	16	60	32	28	31	19	12	96	51	45	46	31	15	41	25	16	43	34	9	25	18	7
75 to 80	26	13	13	56	28	28	13	9	4	53	30	23	25	13	12	16	13	3	31	24	7	14	11	3
80 to 85	11	7	4	19	12	7	11	5	6	27	17	10	9	7	2	8	6	2	12	9	3	7	3	4
85 to 90	7	5	2	6	3	3	2	2		3		3	1	1		2		2	2	1	1	2		2
90 to 100	1	1		2		2	1		1	2	1	1							1	1
100 and over
Unspecified Adults	2	1	1	3	1	2	2	1	1	12	6	6	8	7	1	2	1	1	1		1	1		1

[* Including unspecified children]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section A.—CITIES TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
Ages (Years.)	NORTHERN DISTRICT.												NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.						GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.			MIGRATORY IN CITIES, ETC. †
	3c. Bendige.			3d. Eaglehawk.			3e. Raywood.			3f. Echuca.			3g. Wangaratta.			3h. Rutherglen.			3i. Sale.			MIGRATORY IN CITIES, ETC. †
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	30,774	14,681	16,093	8,367	4,132	4,235	461	262	199	4,089	2,035	2,054	2,621	1,279	1,342	1,748	918	830	3,462	1,586	1,876	985	539	446
Under 1	747	367	380	256	134	122	12	7	5	114	66	48	85	43	42	53	29	24	74	39	35
1	701	357	344	214	102	112	16	11	5	86	40	46	53	28	25	32	13	19	72	33	39
2	626	307	319	204	96	108	12	8	4	82	36	46	62	23	39	52	31	21	67	28	39
3	627	327	300	186	100	86	10	6	4	79	35	44	48	22	26	43	20	23	76	34	42
4	655	339	316	195	110	85	14	9	5	88	46	42	55	24	31	31	16	15	85	47	38
5	696	313	383	232	122	110	10	6	4	90	56	34	69	33	36	44	18	26	81	35	46
6	722	357	365	214	117	97	15	6	9	119	66	53	67	31	36	42	21	21	89	50	39
7	673	333	340	214	107	107	18	12	6	94	41	53	59	29	30	32	15	17	90	44	46
8	759	366	393	214	107	107	6	3	3	97	54	43	61	24	37	35	16	19	82	41	41
9	699	354	345	248	101	147	15	8	7	84	43	41	51	30	21	44	22	22	98	51	47
10	736	367	369	210	117	93	13	7	6	100	48	52	48	18	30	42	22	20	92	43	49
11	686	337	349	178	96	82	16	8	8	95	49	46	60	32	28	26	15	11	80	37	43
12	656	346	310	197	108	89	14	9	5	87	44	43	50	21	29	34	15	19	91	53	38
13	684	308	376	191	96	95	10	5	5	96	48	48	65	32	33	36	18	18	78	33	45
14	681	337	344	179	83	96	12	6	6	82	43	39	40	17	23	20	11	9	90	35	55
Unspecified Children	6	6														1	1		4	3	1	330	180	150
15	636	325	311	175	82	93	7	6	1	87	43	44	60	30	30	31	18	13	60	32	28
16	665	309	356	174	84	90	10	7	3	91	45	46	40	15	25	33	19	14	74	39	35
17	617	304	313	188	95	93	4	2	2	84	40	44	54	26	28	40	16	24	89	38	51
18	642	325	317	170	81	89	11	6	5	87	36	51	49	29	20	40	16	24	63	19	44
19	652	303	349	179	96	83	5	5		78	39	39	57	24	33	47	24	23	67	29	38
20	590	263	327	168	85	83	8	3	5	106	48	58	58	22	36	33	14	19	90	27	43
0 to 15*	10,354	5,121	5,233	3,132	1,596	1,536	193	111	82	1,393	715	678	873	407	466	567	283	284	1,249	606	643
15 to 21	3,802	1,829	1,973	1,054	523	531	45	29	16	533	251	282	318	146	172	224	107	117	443	184	239
21 to 25	2,381	1,005	1,376	588	255	333	26	14	12	300	124	176	207	81	126	172	89	83	242	88	154
25 to 30	2,699	1,128	1,571	681	311	370	29	15	14	350	142	208	271	129	142	181	96	85	271	105	166
30 to 35	2,351	1,111	1,240	630	312	318	36	21	15	341	180	161	232	114	118	159	82	77	237	107	130
35 to 40	2,110	1,028	1,082	558	275	283	29	16	13	258	139	119	201	123	78	153	94	59	223	107	116
40 to 45	1,569	782	787	396	199	197	35	18	17	225	112	113	132	73	59	84	49	35	207	96	111
45 to 50	1,121	501	620	261	118	143	13	11	2	147	69	78	76	38	38	62	37	25	145	77	68
50 to 55	865	394	471	224	120	104	7	5	2	130	67	63	71	40	31	40	29	11	99	47	52
55 to 60	764	342	422	197	96	101	5	1	4	109	56	53	67	39	28	28	12	16	69	29	40
60 to 65	806	382	424	183	86	97	10	4	6	81	45	36	70	36	34	31	17	14	106	46	60
65 to 70	828	416	412	239	123	116	15	6	9	105	62	43	39	22	17	21	8	13	91	48	43
70 to 75	558	310	248	142	70	72	9	6	3	63	37	26	33	16	17	18	10	8	55	26	29
75 to 80	327	189	138	56	31	25	7	4	3	31	20	11	17	11	6	4	3	1	26	14	12
80 to 85	142	83	59	19	14	5	1	1		14	9	5	5	1	4	2	1	1	8	4	4
85 to 90	36	24	12	4	1	3				1	1		2		2				4		4
90 to 100	8	6	2							2	2		1	1					2	1	1
100 and over	2	2
Unspecified Adults	51	28	23	3	2	1	1		1	6	4	2	6	2	4	2	1	1	5	1	4	655	359	296

[* Including unspecified children.] [† In this case the numbers under and over 15 years of age have been estimated.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued. Section B.—SHIRES.
Ages (Years.)	TOTAL POPULATION OF SHIRES.			CENTRAL DISTRICT (METROPOLITAN AREA).									CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).
	TOTAL POPULATION OF SHIRES.			1. Coburg.			2. Preston.			3. Borrondara.			5. Wyndham.			6. Braybrook.			7. Kellor.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	551,523	295,592	255,931	6,772	3,394	3,378	4,059	1,975	2,084	8,602	3,927	4,675	2,757	1,545	1,212	1,430	791	639	613	335	278
Under 1	13,851	7,066	6,785	138	80	58	93	51	42	143	78	65	79	42	37	33	22	11	14	7	7
1	13,081	6,638	6,443	118	57	61	104	60	44	168	88	80	70	26	44	33	17	16	8	3	5
2	12,488	6,454	6,034	153	76	77	98	54	44	178	94	84	68	31	37	24	12	12	14	9	5
3	13,126	6,568	6,558	166	93	73	97	49	48	192	99	93	66	28	38	28	16	12	11	3	8
4	13,052	6,595	6,457	158	79	79	115	55	60	166	91	75	64	30	34	31	10	21	14	11	3
5	13,432	6,918	6,514	152	72	80	86	46	40	211	111	100	70	33	37	33	14	19	9	7	2
6	13,660	6,972	6,688	172	76	96	120	51	69	173	86	87	68	34	34	48	27	21	14	7	7
7	13,694	6,970	6,724	157	77	80	117	61	56	211	123	88	62	26	36	39	17	22	10	3	7
8	13,801	7,131	6,670	172	82	90	114	55	59	218	116	102	72	32	40	40	23	17	14	7	7
9	14,005	7,129	6,876	184	85	99	121	68	53	242	124	118	70	37	33	39	20	19	10	4	6
10	13,617	6,936	6,681	160	79	81	129	60	69	196	109	87	65	44	21	42	22	20	15	9	6
11	12,990	6,677	6,313	153	74	79	104	48	56	177	96	81	40	21	19	39	23	16	10	6	4
12	12,765	6,487	6,278	159	82	77	116	58	58	213	109	104	53	25	28	34	15	19	12	5	7
13	12,459	6,378	6,081	144	74	70	104	47	57	160	74	86	52	29	23	41	22	19	9	4	5
14	12,133	6,209	5,924	138	69	69	79	34	45	190	98	92	51	25	26	21	12	12	14	7	7
Unspecified Children	393	244	149				1		1
15	11,584	6,083	5,502	120	53	67	104	54	50	196	94	102	39	16	23	33	22	11	8	6	2
16	11,802	6,227	5,575	132	64	68	81	35	46	159	60	99	61	31	30	31	15	16	7	5	2
17	10,905	5,819	5,086	126	53	73	89	46	43	166	85	81	50	33	17	19	9	10	13	6	7
18	10,637	5,652	4,985	108	53	55	68	33	35	171	68	103	49	29	20	28	17	11	11	10	1
19	9,972	5,339	4,633	117	54	63	66	37	29	141	54	87	45	24	21	21	15	6	7	4	3
20	9,829	5,175	4,654	93	43	50	67	30	37	170	66	104	47	30	17	21	18	3	18	16	2
0 to 15*	198,547	101,372	97,175	2,324	1,155	1,169	1,598	797	801	2,838	1,496	1,342	950	463	487	528	272	256	178	92	86
15 to 21	64,729	34,295	30,434	696	320	376	475	235	240	1,003	427	576	291	163	128	153	96	57	64	47	17
21 to 25	37,339	19,541	17,798	447	242	205	253	108	145	572	214	358	215	133	82	91	52	39	42	19	23
25 to 30	42,945	22,323	20,622	535	267	268	317	151	166	608	215	393	259	155	104	101	57	44	47	20	27
30 to 35	41,219	22,043	19,176	573	274	299	284	136	148	668	233	435	243	145	98	103	53	50	49	28	21
35 to 40	39,354	21,944	17,410	618	335	283	286	132	154	771	355	417	234	147	87	99	65	34	47	28	19
40 to 45	31,186	17,607	13,579	444	233	211	238	123	115	599	254	345	166	99	67	98	53	45	39	16	23
45 to 50	19,886	11,327	8,559	287	165	122	166	81	85	366	176	190	97	54	43	59	35	24	31	16	15
50 to 55	15,897	9,019	6,878	221	120	101	106	45	61	279	131	148	81	47	34	44	24	20	26	18	8
55 to 60	14,099	7,863	6,236	161	66	95	94	40	54	236	113	123	60	37	23	35	20	15	13	7	6
60 to 65	13,996	8,004	5,992	156	69	87	75	42	33	202	85	117	58	36	22	36	14	22	24	11	13
65 to 70	13,891	8,472	5,419	118	55	63	76	39	37	205	97	108	50	31	19	25	12	13	17	10	7
70 to 75	9,426	6,115	3,311	96	52	44	50	25	25	142	81	61	27	16	11	25	16	9	20	12	8
75 to 80	4,474	2,864	1,610	46	21	25	18	8	10	70	29	41	10	6	4	9	6	3	8	6	2
80 to 85	2,042	1,202	840	22	8	14	10	6	4	27	13	14	4	2	2	7	1	6	5	3	2
85 to 90	557	300	257	7	2	5	8	4	4	8	4	4	1	1					1	1
90 to 100	155	83	72	1		1							1	1
100 and over	12	4	8
Unspecified Adults	1,769	1,214	555	20	10	10	5	3	2	7	4	3	10	9	1	17	15	2	2	1	1

[* Including unspecified children]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Ages (Years.)	CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).
	8. Breadmeadows.			9. Epping.			10. Heide berg.			11. Templestowe.			12. Doncaster.			13. Nunawading.			14. Mulgrave.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	1,727	900	827	1,182	623	559	5,008	2,512	2,496	932	489	443	1,035	559	476	4,676	2,267	2,409	2,038	1,067	971
Under 1	33	17	16	28	17	11	74	41	33	23	13	10	26	13	13	103	47	56	54	30	24
1	35	17	18	29	16	13	100	45	55	24	11	13	26	10	16	105	47	58	61	29	32
2	46	26	20	21	8	13	84	45	39	26	18	8	24	17	7	103	40	63	42	19	23
3	34	14	20	26	13	13	95	38	57	25	13	12	18	8	10	102	57	45	55	25	30
4	37	18	19	31	13	18	98	51	47	24	7	17	28	15	13	113	59	54	45	23	22
5	43	26	17	23	13	10	102	50	52	22	8	14	21	8	13	110	60	50	62	37	25
6	38	22	16	29	12	17	105	64	41	25	13	12	36	20	16	117	59	58	47	21	26
7	51	29	22	31	18	13		53	58	15	7	8	14	7	7	120	51	69	47	22	25
8	52	17	35	32	16	16	100	56	44	15	5	10	33	18	15	126	65	61	53	28	25
9	39	15	24	30	16	14	104	55	49	24	12	12	21	14	7	141	80	61	55	30	25
10	53	27	26	28	14	14	101	53	48	20	11	9	24	9	15	133	84	49	60	34	26
11	34	17	17	26	14	12	93	45	48	21	10	11	30	16	14	141	70	71	48	22	26
12	41	27	14	26	11	15	95	43	52	20	10	10	29	17	12	125	64	61	42	25	17
13	41	17	24	24	10	14	85	45	40	18	10	8	21	15	6	120	50	70	49	21	28
14	44	26	18	26	8	18	94	43	51	13	8	5	25	15	10	109	55	54	41	23	18
Unspecified Children
15	40	25	15	23	11	12	72	33	39	21	13	8	29	17	12	92	47	45	49	35	14
16	34	19	15	24	12	12	81	40	41	16	11	5	28	18	10	106	59	47	48	23	25
17	31	13	18	29	16	13	84	41	43	12	6	6	20	15	5	91	52	39	39	18	21
18	30	19	11	18	9	9	7	33	37	13	6	7	20	12	8	88	45	43	35	15	20
19	33	18	15	19	11	8	71	33	38	14	8	6	23	11	12	78	34	44	28	20	8
20	32	9	23	18	8	10	78	42	36	17	10	7	20	8	12	82	45	37	34	16	18
0 to 15*	621	315	306	410	199	211	1,441	727	714	315	156	159	376	202	174	1,768	888	880	761	389	372
15 to 21	200	103	97	131	67	64	456	222	234	93	54	39	140	81	59	537	282	255	233	127	106
21 to 25	118	66	52	82	37	45	279	133	146	67	28	39	80	44	36	269	123	146	118	59	59
25 to 30	118	56	62	81	43	38	338	139	199	76	37	39	67	32	35	282	123	159	141	64	77
30 to 35	126	57	69	76	45	31	441	219	222	59	34	25	65	34	31	326	135	191	151	75	76
35 to 40	137	75	62	84	52	32	470	241	229	70	38	32	78	51	27	379	164	215	146	85	61
40 to 45	96	54	42	75	36	39	380	201	179	60	37	23	56	29	27	276	130	146	132	71	61
45 to 50	86	52	34	48	30	18	292	161	131	45	21	24	34	21	13	198	105	93	78	44	34
50 to 55	53	25	28	36	23	13	185	96	89	25	17	8	27	9	18	140	66	74	62	33	29
55 to 60	48	27	21	37	17	20	160	79	81	28	18	10	25	13	12	134	59	75	47	23	24
60 to 65	34	14	20	37	18	19	162	83	79	23	15	8	30	17	13	97	48	49	47	28	19
65 to 70	30	15	15	34	21	13	169	91	78	29	11	18	22	7	15	106	60	46	59	30	29
70 to 75	33	20	13	22	18	4	108	57	51	27	17	10	18	10	8	87	43	44	33	20	13
75 to 80	18	13	5	13	6	7	76	37	39	6	2	4	6	5	1	41	26	15	13	7	6
80 to 85	5	4	1	12	8	4	25	7	18	5	3	2	4	1	3	17	6	11	11	8	3
85 to 90	1	1		3	2	1	8	5	3	1		1	3	1	2	12	6	6	13	2	1
90 to 100							4	1	3	1		1	2	1	1	1	1		1	1
100 and over
Unspecified Adults	3	3		1	1		14	13	1	2	1	1	2	1	1	6	2	4	2	1	1

[* Including unspecified children]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Ages (Years.)	CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).
	15. Moorabbin.			16. Dandenong.			17. Ferntree Gully.			18. Lilydale.			19. Eltham.			20. Whittlesea.			21. Merriang.			22. Springfield.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	7,417	3,622	3,795	2,955	1,506	1,449	2,805	1,555	1,250	5,348	2,865	2,483	3,377	1,801	1,576	2,118	1,124	994	1,019	544	475	631	355	276
Under 1	174	81	93	77	45	32	67	37	30	119	51	68	80	30	50	47	19	28	27	17	10	11	5	6
1	156	81	75	62	29	33	58	29	29	124	66	58	93	51	42	50	25	25	26	16	10	15	11	4
2	159	68	91	55	31	24	65	32	33	104	41	63	81	45	36	44	30	14	24	14	10	12	8	4
3	157	89	68	58	21	37	66	32	34	116	56	60	85	39	46	49	24	25	27	14	13	16	9	7
4	160	67	93	64	32	32	73	37	36	112	62	50	77	38	39	54	28	26	26	16	10	15	12	3
5	188	102	86	67	35	32	48	26	22	120	54	66	96	48	48	59	33	26	24	10	14	13	10	3
6	184	85	99	70	27	43	60	24	36	111	46	65	81	43	38	44	24	20	30	16	14	12	7	5
7	194	101	93	70	34	36	63	33	30	127	68	59	96	56	40	58	30	28	20	10	10	16	10	6
8	193	101	92	69	32	37	77	35	42	156	91	65	73	35	38	55	24	31	29	17	12	8	5	3
9	203	107	96	69	33	36	71	38	33	130	65	65	100	51	49	54	24	30	20	12	8	11	8	3
10	191	95	96	67	36	31	76	47	29	146	70	76	69	29	40	64	24	40	28	12	16	14	7	7
11	168	89	79	71	44	27	70	39	31	137	64	73	89	50	39	53	28	25	18	10	8	16	9	7
12	172	80	92	73	31	42	79	42	37	130	67	63	82	49	33	48	27	21	16	10	6	11	5	6
13	154	68	86	68	36	32	81	48	33	136	66	70	78	46	32	66	34	32	19	10	9	14	2	12
14	164	78	86	68	36	32	80	47	33	134	70	64	85	43	42	47	23	24	17	7	10	11	7	4
Unspecified Children	3	3		2	2					4	2	2
15	162	83	79	59	37	22	73	42	31	107	58	49	55	29	26	48	27	21	18	12	6	17	6	11
16	155	75	80	62	26	36	61	49	12	133	68	65	57	36	21	46	31	15	23	9	14	14	6	8
17	149	85	64	53	31	22	56	39	17	97	60	37	67	41	26	41	25	16	13	10	3	10	4	6
18	139	58	81	55	30	25	56	30	26	101	54	47	49	23	26	40	25	15	18	11	7	11	7	4
19	129	57	72	72	44	28	42	15	27	97	50	47	39	25	14	36	28	8	20	10	10	11	5	6
20	116	64	52	38	15	23	44	26	18	105	53	52	60	27	33	39	27	12	16	8	8	13	8	5
0 to 15*	2,620	1,295	1,325	1,010	504	506	1,034	546	488	1,906	939	967	1,265	653	612	792	397	395	351	191	160	195	115	80
15 to 21	850	422	428	339	183	156	332	201	131	640	343	297	327	181	146	250	163	87	108	60	48	76	36	40
21 to 25	476	209	267	188	95	93	157	78	79	333	188	145	204	96	108	132	67	65	59	23	36	45	24	21
25 to 30	567	243	324	222	102	120	222	125	97	354	196	158	255	126	129	152	80	72	67	32	35	59	33	26
30 to 35	555	253	302	219	105	114	181	93	88	397	201	196	232	117	115	158	82	76	83	42	41	53	25	28
35 to 40	569	275	294	247	134	113	206	122	84	413	239	174	205	115	90	142	72	70	89	50	39	44	24	20
40 to 45	457	241	216	187	96	91	174	92	82	333	186	147	202	113	89	104	56	48	59	31	28	42	27	15
45 to 50	311	160	151	133	73	60	112	63	49	234	139	95	134	79	55	83	49	34	35	24	11	17	9	8
50 to 55	261	131	130	90	51	39	108	67	41	192	114	78	124	74	50	74	36	38	22	14	8	17	9	8
55 to 60	198	113	85	67	38	29	87	47	40	139	80	59	96	46	50	68	38	30	29	11	18	16	10	6
60 to 65	177	88	89	78	35	43	77	44	33	154	93	61	108	60	48	58	29	29	35	13	22	24	16	8
65 to 70	142	75	67	79	44	35	67	42	25	123	68	55	106	68	38	45	27	18	34	24	10	15	11	4
70 to 75	125	65	60	50	22	28	27	19	8	74	45	29	81	49	32	28	13	15	27	15	12	11	5	6
75 to 80	62	31	31	22	12	10	13	9	4	36	21	15	22	17	5	20	9	11	10	8	2	9	6	3
80 to 85	32	12	20	14	6	8	7	6	1	9	6	3	12	4	8	7	4	3	8	5	3	5	4	1
85 to 90	6	4	2	4	3	1				2		2	2	1	1	5	2	3	3	1	2	1		1
90 to 100	2	2		1		1				1		1										1		1
100 and over
Unspecified Adults	7	3	4	5	3	2	1	1		8	7	1	2	2								1	1

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Ages (Years.)	CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).
	23. Lancefield.			24. Romsey.			25. Bulla.			26. Gisborne.			27. Melton.			28. Bacchus Marsh.			29. Ballan.			30. Bungaree.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	1,198	660	538	1,709	913	796	2,125	1,015	1,110	2,221	1,053	1,168	1,233	674	559	2,561	1,336	1,225	5,594	2,902	2,692	4,260	2,307	1,953
Under 1	16	9	7	34	18	16	33	15	18	38	16	22	28	13	15	58	29	29	142	71	71	105	58	47
1	23	12	11	32	22	10	22	8	14	33	17	16	26	15	11	66	29	37	106	50	56	98	48	50
2	26	17	9	29	10	19	28	12	16	42	24	18	27	11	16	56	33	23	130	66	64	89	48	41
3	22	9	13	33	19	14	31	16	15	45	14	31	27	15	12	48	29	19	134	70	64	106	55	51
4	16	7	9	38	26	12	31	12	19	33	11	22	31	16	15	62	38	24	149	69	80	98	45	53
5	28	14	14	42	21	21	20	7	13	48	30	18	31	13	18	66	26	40	137	72	65	97	48	49
6	29	18	11	45	26	19	41	25	16	48	29	19	24	10	14	64	34	30	147	70	77	132	69	63
7	24	16	8	33	21	12	31	14	17	37	12	25	32	17	15	67	30	37	141	73	68	114	68	46
8	32	20	12	38	21	17	43	24	19	50	32	18	27	17	10	57	27	30	166	81	85	103	53	50
9	29	12	17	48	26	22	26	11	15	61	25	36	27	17	10	52	30	22	147	65	82	118	61	57
10	29	21	8	39	17	22	29	16	13	42	19	23	22	12	10	62	30	32	159	85	74	106	51	55
11	28	14	14	35	21	14	23	10	13	49	25	24	36	16	20	67	39	28	138	82	56	104	52	52
12	34	16	18	28	15	13	33	14	19	50	26	24	17	7	10	52	31	21	149	75	74	105	50	55
13	21	11	10	40	19	21	24	11	13	42	21	21	28	9	19	54	29	25	133	74	59	104	62	42
14	33	12	21	37	20	17	33	23	10	46	19	27	25	14	11	58	29	29	139	75	64	100	55	45
Unspecified Children										1	1											3	2	1
15	25	13	12	32	18	14	31	14	17	43	23	20	22	9	13	44	24	20	135	72	63	83	50	33
16	29	12	17	34	18	16	38	18	20	46	15	31	23	17	6	58	32	26	119	55	64	96	47	49
17	23	11	12	28	16	12	28	12	16	51	16	35	22	11	11	50	25	25	118	60	58	78	36	42
18	24	13	11	30	16	14	32	15	17	36	12	24	22	13	9	40	17	23	104	47	57	74	38	36
19	31	18	13	36	20	16	23	5	18	49	22	27	24	16	8	43	22	21	84	42	42	67	42	25
20	22	10	12	22	12	10	17	8	9	37	12	25	17	6	11	45	26	19	89	50	39	60	35	25
0 to 15*	390	208	182	551	302	249	448	218	230	665	321	344	408	202	206	889	463	426	2,117	1,078	1,039	1,582	825	757
15 to 21	154	77	77	182	100	82	169	72	97	262	100	162	130	72	58	280	146	134	649	326	323	458	248	210
21 to 25	80	48	32	125	61	64	118	54	64	147	72	75	83	44	39	191	100	91	302	158	144	247	134	113
25 to 30	96	54	42	95	42	53	185	97	88	202	90	112	100	58	42	199	111	98	369	187	182	319	162	157
30 to 35	94	49	45	154	71	83	162	73	89	194	94	100	111	72	39	182	83	99	387	189	198	292	148	144
35 to 40	94	50	44	134	73	61	180	79	101	170	83	87	94	53	41	203	110	93	374	176	198	288	153	135
40 to 45	72	41	31	95	57	38	142	75	67	143	66	77	78	45	33	131	75	56	302	164	138	217	110	107
45 to 50	48	27	21	57	28	29	110	50	60	88	47	41	42	21	21	78	38	40	195	109	86	122	73	49
50 to 55	45	26	19	55	30	25	119	69	50	62	29	33	36	24	12	75	41	34	165	87	78	121	66	55
55 to 60	25	16	9	63	34	29	126	58	68	66	31	35	44	28	16	74	36	38	161	82	79	118	61	57
60 to 65	31	20	11	53	27	26	117	59	58	62	29	33	40	19	21	76	38	38	175	94	81	134	90	44
65 to 70	32	18	14	68	45	23	90	44	46	64	36	28	37	17	20	69	38	31	172	111	61	161	103	58
70 to 75	17	12	5	38	22	16	56	30	26	46	28	18	15	12	3	52	25	27	115	72	43	121	79	42
75 to 80	13	10	3	16	11	5	34	11	23	33	21	12	8	4	4	30	22	8	63	39	24	45	33	12
80 to 85	4	3	1	16	6	10	16	8	8	12	5	7	6	2	4	9	2	7	31	19	12	20	13	7
85 to 90	1		1	5	2	3	4	2	2	3	1	2	1	1		5	3	2	6	5	1	4	2	2
90 to 100	1	1					1		1	1		1				4	2	2	5	1	4	4	2	2
100 and over
Unspecified Adults	1		1	2	2		48	16	32	1		1				4	3	1	6	5	1	7	5	2

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Ages. (Years.)	CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).
	31. Buninyong.			32. Meredith.			33. Bannockburn.			34. Corio.			35. Barrabool.			36. South Barwon.			37. Bellarine.			38. Flinders & Kangerong.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	6,197	3,290	2,907	1,374	738	636	1,767	903	864	2,258	1,157	1,101	1,901	1,032	869	2,319	1,121	1,198	4,601	2,347	2,254	2,516	1,265	1,251
Under 1	156	95	61	34	17	17	33	16	17	47	19	28	44	22	22	61	27	34	99	46	53	57	27	30
1	157	75	82	33	17	16	32	19	13	39	19	20	38	21	17	41	18	23	116	48	68	29	15	14
2	131	71	60	33	23	10	28	17	11	51	28	23	48	18	30	50	22	28	100	54	46	45	27	18
3	141	70	71	28	15	13	34	15	19	47	24	23	44	32	12	61	30	31	113	53	60	41	19	22
4	141	69	72	39	23	16	47	29	18	60	29	31	46	23	23	53	25	28	119	62	57	61	34	27
5	143	77	66	35	19	16	34	19	15	48	27	21	43	24	19	61	34	27	112	63	49	50	26	24
6	129	63	66	41	20	21	40	20	20	43	26	17	43	25	18	50	24	26	128	77	51	42	22	20
7	142	72	70	41	20	21	37	16	21	57	27	30	46	22	24	61	35	26	127	76	51	71	29	42
8	130	68	62	38	17	21	34	19	15	56	32	24	50	28	22	61	27	34	113	62	51	66	29	37
9	142	79	63	33	17	16	40	17	23	60	23	37	38	17	21	51	26	25	109	56	53	45	26	19
10	132	72	60	34	15	19	32	16	16	60	31	29	41	21	20	58	31	27	120	65	55	62	31	31
11	136	64	72	34	16	18	45	25	20	57	37	20	34	18	16	58	28	30	104	47	57	55	23	32
12	122	62	60	30	11	19	45	26	19	63	33	30	31	16	15	62	34	28	117	64	53	52	32	20
13	135	70	65	26	13	13	30	11	19	53	26	27	46	24	22	58	30	28	100	52	48	53	25	28
14	107	57	50	26	9	17	41	18	23	53	34	19	45	24	21	44	20	24	116	55	61	48	29	19
Unspecified Children	5	1	4																			2	2
15	135	79	56	20	9	11	42	22	20	51	29	22	42	20	22	62	36	26	92	47	45	50	22	28
16	120	59	61	23	13	10	27	15	12	46	19	27	49	26	23	51	28	23	108	56	52	54	31	23
17	119	72	47	18	8	10	40	19	21	53	26	27	41	29	12	44	20	24	74	45	29	60	27	33
18	117	73	44	18	10	8	34	13	21	39	18	21	28	14	14	42	15	27	88	56	32	46	25	21
19	96	45	51	23	13	11	25	17	8	35	20	15	35	18	17	43	23	20	84	36	48	46	20	26
20	121	71	50	18	10	8	31	18	13	37	16	21	43	21	22	44	24	20	79	36	43	56	32	24
0 to 15*	2,049	1,065	984	505	252	253	552	283	269	794	415	379	637	335	302	830	411	419	1,693	880	813	779	396	383
15 to 21	708	399	309	121	63	58	199	104	95	261	128	133	238	128	110	286	146	140	525	276	249	312	157	155
21 to 25	396	191	205	75	42	33	126	64	62	157	82	75	130	79	51	132	58	74	287	131	156	165	74	91
25 to 30	496	253	243	115	61	54	160	77	83	177	84	93	152	82	70	175	77	98	298	143	155	188	93	95
30 to 35	491	270	221	113	66	47	153	85	68	153	75	78	144	85	59	187	92	95	320	159	161	192	84	108
35 to 40	407	202	205	118	70	48	133	61	72	155	79	76	126	72	54	133	66	67	322	163	159	174	82	92
40 to 45	312	177	135	71	39	32	80	42	38	119	65	54	103	51	52	125	61	64	285	143	142	170	82	88
45 to 50	178	99	79	51	27	24	64	35	29	93	48	45	82	41	41	84	41	43	194	103	91	91	39	52
50 to 55	149	85	64	37	19	18	47	22	25	74	38	36	60	32	28	81	38	43	121	60	61	110	59	51
55 to 60	187	71	116	29	13	16	47	22	25	71	35	36	52	24	28	74	28	46	109	54	55	91	53	38
60 to 65	244	111	133	40	26	14	59	25	34	52	27	25	46	31	15	55	23	32	113	58	55	64	36	28
65 to 70	238	151	87	38	22	16	58	27	31	68	40	28	58	30	28	59	32	27	106	49	57	80	44	36
70 to 75	189	121	68	42	19	13	47	28	19	36	20	16	30	18	12	50	29	21	115	67	48	47	35	12
75 to 80	79	53	26	23	14	9	22	12	10	30	11	19	23	11	12	25	9	16	64	32	32	23	16	7
80 to 85	33	21	12	2	2		12	10	2	11	7	4	13	8	5	12	4	8	29	18	11	11	7	4
85 to 90	9	5	4	2	1	1	1	1		3	1	2	1	1		8	3	5	14	5	9	2	1	1
90 to 100	2	2		1	1		1	1		2	2					1	1		2	2		2	2
100 and over
Unspecified Adults	30	14	16	1	1		6	4	2	2		2	6	4	2	2	2		4	4		15	5	10

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Ages. (Years.)	CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).
	39. Mornington			40. Frankston and Hastings.			41. Phillip Island and Woolamal.			42. Prowong and Jeetho.			43. Cranbourne.			44. Berwick.			45. Upper Yarra.			46. Healesville.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	1,301	572	729	2,301	1,165	1,136	2,791	1,572	1,219	7,899	4,493	3,406	3,199	1,668	1,531	5,084	2,685	2,399	1,448	937	511	1,571	822	749
Under 1	35	20	15	46	25	21	70	41	29	244	119	125	84	46	38	103	58	45	31	12	19	39	23	16
1	26	17	9	64	35	29	67	39	28	233	127	106	86	42	44	103	46	57	34	24	10	42	20	22
2	29	15	14	60	31	29	52	23	29	231	115	116	85	43	42	119	69	50	28	14	14	40	24	16
3	31	11	20	49	26	23	68	45	23	204	106	98	88	49	39	111	54	57	27	13	14	36	22	14
4	24	15	9	73	34	39	70	32	38	205	108	97	77	45	32	143	73	70	37	21	16	45	17	28
5	33	14	19	47	25	22	55	23	32	211	107	104	94	43	51	123	69	54	22	12	10	40	22	18
6	31	15	16	64	29	35	63	37	26	208	116	92	92	55	37	139	64	75	33	17	16	34	15	19
7	42	27	15	62	37	25	53	31	22	184	91	93	92	43	49	131	74	57	31	15	16	36	14	22
8	45	27	18	53	26	27	64	36	28	213	108	105	92	44	48	144	71	73	35	21	14	46	25	21
9	27	11	16	56	25	31	68	38	30	208	105	103	77	32	45	159	78	81	23	14	9	33	18	15
10	46	23	23	60	23	37	69	34	35	104	101	93	89	39	50	133	71	62	30	13	17	42	15	27
11	33	17	16	52	25	27	58	31	27	184	84	100	71	33	38	139	70	69	27	15	12	38	15	23
12	35	14	21	63	28	35	67	32	35	159	79	80	94	53	41	110	53	57	26	18	8	28	17	11
13	26	13	13	49	24	25	77	48	29	173	84	89	74	42	32	135	67	68	21	11	10	32	15	17
14	34	10	24	55	27	28	49	23	26	157	79	78	65	30	35	119	63	56	25	13	12	33	16	17
Unspecified Children										3	3					5	3	2	6	4	2
15	24	12	12	44	23	21	56	29	27	137	78	59	63	36	27	121	77	44	26	15	11	29	17	12
16	21	7	14	48	30	18	61	33	28	156	94	62	79	27	52	100	42	58	22	13	9	27	13	14
17	24	12	12	34	18	16	63	36	27	139	86	53	47	29	18	110	64	46	28	16	12	33	18	15
18	22	7	15	46	22	24	53	30	23	140	80	60	60	31	29	91	58	33	22	15	7	29	20	9
19	21	8	13	38	24	14	54	29	25	114	70	44	55	29	26	83	44	39	28	20	8	20	9	11
20	11	3	8	28	14	14	51	25	26	149	84	65	58	28	30	74	34	40	26	17	9	19	11	8
0 to 15*	497	249	248	853	420	433	950	513	437	3,011	1,532	1,479	1,260	639	621	1,916	983	933	436	237	199	564	278	286
15 to 21	123	49	74	238	131	107	338	182	156	835	492	343	362	180	182	579	319	260	152	96	56	157	88	61
21 to 25	62	23	39	147	68	79	226	128	98	446	315	231	207	104	103	255	136	119	94	65	29	91	46	45
25 to 30	85	25	60	160	62	98	212	130	112	696	398	298	215	100	115	315	159	156	113	76	37	123	56	67
30 to 35	110	30	80	163	78	85	236	137	99	681	415	266	213	107	106	362	166	196	118	83	35	125	63	62
35 to 40	112	54	58	155	82	73	189	112	77	684	426	258	247	141	106	412	211	201	128	93	35	129	65	64
40 to 45	74	29	45	150	85	65	168	98	70	491	304	187	201	115	86	308	166	142	103	73	30	108	60	48
45 to 50	55	27	28	113	61	52	104	57	47	305	203	102	135	75	60	226	127	99	65	45	20	63	37	26
50 to 55	37	14	23	83	43	40	88	57	31	187	119	68	87	58	29	203	112	91	58	44	14	47	22	25
55 to 60	29	12	17	59	34	25	77	44	33	137	86	51	75	39	36	150	92	58	54	35	19	37	21	16
60 to 65	32	16	16	60	35	25	57	33	24	109	61	48	67	32	35	118	66	52	47	34	13	41	27	14
65 to 70	22	11	11	43	22	21	54	33	21	86	53	33	55	29	26	111	72	39	40	27	13	45	29	16
70 to 75	28	11	17	42	25	17	35	27	8	57	35	22	32	22	10	69	43	26	18	13	5	23	16	7
75 to 80	19	13	6	18	10	8	12	9	3	29	17	12	23	16	7	29	19	10	9	8	1	10	8	2
80 to 85	8	4	4	10	5	5	6	4	2	12	9	3	13	7	6	19	9	10	2		2	5	4	1
85 to 90	4	2	2	4	2	2	1	1		1	1		3	2	1	5	1	4				3	2	1
90 to 100										2	1	1				1		1
100 and over																1		1
Unspecified Adults	4	3	1	3	2	1	8	7	1	30	26	4	4	2	2	5	4	1	11	8	3

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Ages. (Years.)	NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
	47. Alexandra.			48. Yea.			49. Seymour.			50. Broadford.			51. Kilmore.			52. Pyalong.			53. Melver.			54. Newham.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	2,661	1,447	1,214	2,594	1,416	1,178	4,165	2,132	2,033	1,840	982	858	2,245	1,177	1,068	1,139	630	509	4,297	2,322	1,975	2,404	1,235	1,169
Under 1	68	36	32	64	36	28	99	45	54	51	38	13	40	29	11	21	10	11	127	54	73	59	33	26
1	69	34	35	71	40	31	101	54	47	43	24	19	46	19	27	17	8	9	104	64	40	74	43	31
2	57	26	31	71	27	44	103	47	56	38	20	18	37	19	18	22	13	9	106	57	49	49	21	28
3	59	30	29	67	28	39	105	50	55	56	24	32	44	25	19	28	15	13	112	53	59	59	32	27
4	57	25	32	66	35	31	101	44	57	38	13	25	42	26	16	23	15	8	119	68	51	56	29	27
5	43	24	19	74	40	34	109	58	51	58	26	32	43	26	17	31	18	13	115	63	52	57	30	27
6	67	28	39	68	39	29	126	70	56	36	23	13	55	33	22	26	12	14	123	47	76	49	28	21
7	58	28	30	74	38	36	120	69	51	48	25	23	62	28	34	26	10	16	119	72	47	62	28	34
8	57	27	30	71	29	42	116	59	57	56	20	36	57	31	26	27	14	13	110	52	58	54	25	29
9	67	36	31	57	30	27	126	61	65	55	26	29	51	25	26	22	14	8	106	49	57	53	28	25
10	53	40	13	66	36	30	111	53	58	51	25	26	51	24	27	33	16	17	108	52	56	55	25	30
11	52	22	30	53	33	20	109	55	54	42	16	26	58	25	33	25	12	13	111	61	50	51	26	25
12	55	30	25	61	33	28	90	47	43	46	19	27	49	21	28	20	10	10	103	47	56	57	27	30
13	56	30	26	57	32	25	84	43	41	52	31	21	55	22	33	31	19	12	85	44	41	44	24	20
14	53	33	20	56	27	29	91	41	50	44	23	21	46	24	22	25	9	16	85	40	45	46	27	19
Unspecified Children				2	2								1		1
15	72	36	36	67	36	31	69	33	36	42	29	13	41	21	20	25	11	14	91	48	43	52	31	21
16	62	27	35	56	29	27	96	44	52	36	22	14	43	24	19	30	12	18	78	40	38	43	21	22
17	48	23	25	57	35	22	70	28	42	32	16	16	40	22	18	23	12	11	78	41	37	40	18	22
18	55	37	18	45	29	16	83	35	48	26	13	13	46	26	20	34	23	11	52	32	20	43	19	24
19	48	28	20	49	23	26	72	38	34	36	17	19	31	20	11	20	15	5	68	37	31	39	18	21
20	60	35	25	45	26	19	65	36	29	25	14	11	38	17	21	28	14	14	69	40	29	35	20	15
0 to 15*	871	449	422	978	505	473	1,591	796	795	714	353	361	737	377	360	377	195	182	1,633	823	810	825	426	399
15 to 21	345	186	159	319	178	141	455	214	241	197	111	86	239	130	109	160	87	73	436	238	198	252	127	125
21 to 25	200	105	95	166	96	70	289	143	146	102	47	55	114	57	57	84	45	39	241	122	119	154	72	82
25 to 30	237	133	104	166	80	86	301	151	150	127	61	66	170	82	88	95	53	42	317	151	166	194	89	105
30 to 35	195	105	90	203	118	85	337	166	171	145	82	63	204	105	99	81	43	38	315	168	147	194	111	83
35 to 40	183	109	74	184	95	89	339	190	149	140	77	63	208	114	94	66	43	23	301	175	126	179	86	93
40 to 45	146	82	64	167	94	73	252	129	123	101	58	43	122	68	54	54	28	26	254	135	119	140	71	69
45 to 50	92	50	42	106	65	41	148	80	68	71	46	25	82	45	37	49	27	22	134	83	51	68	31	37
50 to 55	78	43	35	71	42	29	118	64	54	47	25	22	48	30	18	44	27	17	99	50	39	66	38	28
55 to 60	79	39	40	70	40	30	91	51	40	39	25	14	66	29	37	28	18	10	90	60	30	59	28	31
60 to 65	85	50	35	50	31	19	79	47	32	42	28	14	69	32	37	33	21	12	128	74	54	84	41	43
65 to 70	63	41	22	51	29	22	68	41	27	55	34	21	79	44	35	27	15	12	155	100	55	87	54	33
70 to 75	52	35	17	31	22	9	57	36	21	30	19	11	49	28	21	24	14	10	107	77	30	52	31	21
75 to 80	23	14	9	9	5	4	22	14	8	18	10	8	33	23	10	8	7	1	56	39	17	29	22	7
80 to 85	8	3	5	12	8	4	12	5	7	9	5	4	19	11	8	5	4	1	28	19	9	10	5	5
85 to 90	2	1	1	1	1		4	3	1	3	1	2	2	1	1	1	1		6	3	3	4	2	2
90 to 100				1		1							3	1	2				3	1	2	2		2
100 and over
Unspecified Adults	2	2		9	7	2	2	2					1		1	3	2	1	4	4		5	1	4

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Ages. (Years.)	NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
	55. Kyneton.			56. Glenlyon.			57. Mt. Franklin.			58. Creswick.			59. Newstead.			60. Mount Alexander.			61. Metcalfe.			62. Maldon.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	8,296	4,252	4,044	2,324	1,256	1,068	2,593	1,408	1,185	7,179	3,739	3,440	2,276	1,259	1,017	2,543	1,346	1,197	2,780	1,460	1,320	5,538	2,906	2,632
Under 1	175	87	88	54	25	29	60	41	19	204	102	102	54	25	29	69	36	33	85	43	42	162	76	86
1	176	89	87	58	29	29	53	28	25	198	92	106	59	29	30	64	34	30	68	35	33	142	60	82
2	159	78	81	36	19	17	69	37	32	177	86	91	45	22	23	59	37	22	65	35	30	129	74	55
3	159	77	82	51	23	28	54	25	29	196	100	96	50	35	15	47	25	22	71	37	34	133	58	75
4	173	82	91	47	30	17	74	45	29	192	106	86	51	28	23	66	37	29	74	33	41	128	76	52
5	180	97	83	60	30	30	58	30	28	166	91	75	47	25	22	73	35	38	65	34	31	132	77	55
6	168	79	89	47	27	20	64	34	30	211	102	109	50	30	20	68	35	33	66	33	33	136	73	63
7	188	89	99	67	37	30	72	27	45	176	87	89	49	23	26	58	23	35	63	31	32	134	69	65
8	182	90	92	65	31	34	74	37	37	188	100	88	56	27	29	57	27	30	64	35	29	126	63	63
9	184	91	93	59	29	30	74	40	34	202	100	102	53	28	25	61	31	30	75	38	37	147	71	76
10	187	103	84	65	32	33	64	36	28	175	92	83	52	25	27	68	29	39	66	33	33	110	54	56
11	169	80	89	54	28	26	65	29	36	176	106	70	56	26	30	69	35	34	65	38	27	124	68	56
12	183	95	88	67	32	35	67	34	33	188	105	83	58	32	26	50	29	21	58	29	29	121	63	58
13	171	89	82	56	30	26	61	35	26	170	84	86	49	28	21	62	33	29	58	27	31	137	71	66
14	169	76	93	55	30	25	55	25	30	176	84	92	52	26	26	43	27	16	61	40	21	118	64	54
Unspecified Children										1		1				2		2
15	161	80	81	53	35	18	49	22	27	181	93	88	53	25	28	53	23	30	58	33	25	115	67	48
16	163	83	80	51	33	18	44	30	14	162	71	91	50	32	18	46	24	22	57	25	32	99	53	46
17	151	77	74	45	27	18	49	25	24	142	66	76	49	27	22	40	18	22	56	33	23	103	54	49
18	169	84	85	54	28	26	36	19	17	134	68	66	57	35	22	32	12	20	48	23	25	84	45	39
19	141	69	72	32	20	12	34	19	15	121	61	60	35	13	22	40	24	16	55	33	22	103	53	50
20	167	80	87	51	29	22	45	24	21	133	71	62	49	31	18	30	16	14	48	20	28	96	51	45
0 to 15*	2,623	1,302	1,321	841	432	409	964	503	461	2,796	1,437	1,359	781	409	372	916	473	443	1,004	521	483	1,979	1,017	962
15 to 21	952	473	479	286	172	114	257	139	118	873	430	443	293	163	130	241	117	124	322	167	155	600	323	277
21 to 25	627	323	304	134	76	58	142	73	69	480	252	228	143	86	57	138	74	64	199	101	98	365	168	197
25 to 30	730	374	356	132	63	69	169	79	90	510	244	266	155	82	73	182	83	99	207	100	107	504	250	254
30 to 35	638	312	326	147	75	72	175	81	94	464	224	240	165	93	72	185	96	89	214	122	92	427	230	197
35 to 40	570	305	265	140	75	65	153	88	65	434	236	198	145	82	63	170	94	76	169	87	82	349	185	164
40 to 45	430	238	192	120	60	60	126	66	60	341	188	153	122	65	57	127	56	61	121	64	57	284	153	131
45 to 50	277	141	136	94	46	48	87	47	40	202	103	99	86	45	41	98	65	33	75	31	44	181	95	86
50 to 55	253	130	123	65	31	34	69	38	31	196	91	105	62	40	22	66	36	30	61	29	32	149	74	75
55 to 60	228	108	120	65	35	30	65	30	35	216	113	103	58	24	34	72	34	38	82	39	43	131	67	64
60 to 65	272	133	139	90	49	41	85	54	31	203	105	98	73	46	27	86	43	43	85	46	39	140	80	60
65 to 70	324	174	150	102	68	34	144	98	46	246	164	82	83	55	28	116	71	45	103	62	41	187	106	81
70 to 75	184	109	75	59	37	22	92	65	27	115	85	30	68	46	22	86	54	32	73	50	23	143	97	46
75 to 80	77	53	24	31	23	8	38	30	8	60	43	17	19	11	8	41	33	8	37	24	13	57	38	19
80 to 85	39	20	19	14	12	2	22	14	8	22	13	9	13	7	6	25	16	9	18	11	7	28	18	10
85 to 90	10	4	6	3	2	1	3	2	1	5	5		5	2	3	4	1	3	4	3	1	10	5	5
90 to 100	6	3	3							3		3							2	1	1	1		1
100 and over																						1		1
Unspecified Adults	56	50	6	1		1	2	1	1	13	6	7	5	3	2				4	2	2	2		2

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Ages. (Years.)	NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.									WESTERN DISTRICT.
	63. Tullaroop.			64. Talbot.			65. Lexton.			66. Ripon.			67. Ballarat.			68. Grenville.			69. Leigh.			70. Winchelsea.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	3,471	1,925	1,546	1,515	823	692	1,923	1,083	840	4,493	2,370	2,123	4,268	2,223	2,045	6,292	3,668	2,624	2,203	1,236	967	3,513	1,848	1,665
Under 1	83	47	36	20	12	8	46	28	18	120	62	58	71	34	37	181	87	94	57	27	30	96	57	39
1	99	55	44	39	18	21	53	28	25	102	45	57	85	39	46	142	78	64	59	38	21	97	49	48
2	82	44	38	23	14	9	37	14	23	97	55	42	64	31	33	157	84	73	58	30	28	89	46	43
3	77	40	37	37	17	20	40	18	22	90	42	48	93	52	41	134	63	71	50	25	25	98	49	49
4	80	38	42	25	11	14	50	25	25	103	54	49	74	35	39	139	78	61	59	39	20	92	45	47
5	77	39	38	40	23	17	47	25	22	109	58	51	91	45	46	137	61	76	51	28	23	76	41	35
6	92	49	43	30	17	13	51	26	25	112	56	56	75	38	37	126	61	65	57	27	30	91	45	46
7	85	47	38	35	22	13	53	28	25	124	63	61	77	38	39	141	68	73	42	20	22	93	46	47
8	77	43	34	29	12	17	52	25	27	111	59	52	90	47	43	125	57	68	45	23	22	88	56	32
9	87	41	46	36	23	13	47	27	20	102	49	53	93	57	36	124	64	60	53	25	28	87	44	43
10	79	40	39	40	24	16	48	26	22	110	63	47	92	49	43	113	59	54	45	20	25	86	45	41
11	82	46	36	43	26	17	40	17	23	114	61	53	75	35	40	119	59	60	37	19	18	86	46	40
12	91	41	50	29	16	13	46	25	21	107	57	50	84	58	26	88	49	39	53	28	25	88	42	46
13	74	40	34	39	22	17	42	26	16	107	59	48	77	41	36	103	52	51	50	30	20	79	37	42
14	76	39	37	42	27	15	52	35	17	98	44	54	92	34	58	82	36	46	41	23	18	75	39	36
Unspecified Children	5	1	4	4	3	1													2	1	1	5	3	2
15	64	35	29	27	16	11	37	20	17	103	52	51	86	46	40	115	60	55	47	23	24	72	36	36
16	101	60	41	34	19	15	28	12	16	93	53	40	82	45	37	124	68	56	41	24	17	89	56	33
17	70	33	37	26	14	12	30	15	15	90	40	50	89	57	32	129	84	45	42	22	20	59	29	30
18	67	41	26	25	11	14	39	25	14	75	36	39	84	41	43	131	76	55	45	24	21	73	32	41
19	58	37	21	31	22	9	29	17	12	73	38	35	91	42	49	136	88	48	41	27	14	60	31	29
20	51	28	23	11	4	7	29	19	10	72	41	31	71	38	33	119	70	49	28	11	17	55	27	27
0 to 15*	1,246	650	596	511	287	224	704	373	331	1,606	827	779	1,233	633	600	1,911	956	955	759	403	356	1,326	690	636
15 to 21	411	234	177	154	86	68	192	108	84	506	260	246	503	269	234	754	446	308	244	131	113	407	211	196
21 to 25	248	153	95	93	51	42	121	66	55	292	135	157	328	160	168	540	338	202	136	81	55	213	100	113
25 to 30	285	158	127	104	54	50	142	81	61	336	173	163	373	183	190	685	429	256	192	107	85	287	149	138
30 to 35	233	127	106	110	51	59	139	71	68	312	160	152	376	186	190	548	340	208	176	112	64	262	141	121
35 to 40	191	112	79	102	55	47	132	87	45	307	161	146	308	160	148	444	273	171	152	85	67	245	131	114
40 to 45	197	105	92	67	39	28	94	53	41	244	127	117	240	135	105	317	212	105	137	80	57	203	113	90
45 to 50	120	67	53	48	18	30	76	47	29	160	97	63	139	72	67	180	108	72	86	48	38	130	76	54
50 to 55	82	39	43	36	16	20	56	31	25	110	56	54	118	64	54	167	100	67	55	29	26	105	58	47
55 to 60	82	44	38	46	22	24	50	27	23	106	54	52	132	54	78	146	77	69	49	32	17	74	38	36
60 to 65	96	44	52	46	21	25	68	44	24	127	73	54	158	86	72	190	113	77	66	37	29	75	45	30
65 to 70	119	81	38	78	44	34	60	32	28	151	91	60	135	82	53	176	114	62	64	40	24	88	50	38
70 to 75	87	60	27	71	48	23	56	42	14	141	93	48	102	68	34	133	97	36	42	28	14	45	23	22
75 to 80	53	39	14	30	18	12	17	11	6	60	39	21	59	36	23	53	38	15	21	9	12	26	13	13
80 to 85	10	4	6	14	9	5	12	8	4	21	15	6	17	10	7	23	12	11	8	3	5	11	3	8
85 to 90	5	4	1	2	2		3	1	2	7	3	4	6	2	4	7	1	6	2	1	1	7	2	5
90 to 100	1		1	2	2					2	1	1	2		2
100 and over							1	1
Unspecified Adults	5	4	1	1		1				5	5		39	23	16	18	14	4	14	10	4	9	5	4

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Ages. (Years.)	WESTERN DISTRICT.
	71. Colac.			72. Hampden.			73. Heytesbury.			74. Warrnambool.			75. Mortlake.			76. Ararat.			77. Dundas.			78. Mount Rouse.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	10,457	5,817	4,640	7,012	3,656	3,356	3,766	2,008	1,758	9,121	4,683	4,438	3,018	1,554	1,464	5,564	3,234	2,330	2,729	1,459	1,270	2,347	1,241	1,106
Under 1	263	124	139	174	85	89	111	49	62	271	145	126	70	26	44	134	68	66	59	25	34	63	28	35
1	246	119	127	168	82	86	114	59	55	230	115	115	60	40	20	110	51	59	56	24	32	49	27	22
2	203	92	111	160	86	74	79	39	40	219	111	108	60	32	28	117	49	68	52	26	26	60	31	29
3	242	139	103	167	85	82	109	64	45	236	119	117	65	30	35	122	62	60	60	34	26	63	30	33
4	228	113	115	154	81	71	88	46	42	233	123	110	66	30	36	138	75	63	65	32	33	61	34	27
5	217	111	106	182	88	94	88	44	44	219	96	123	72	30	42	115	55	60	55	25	30	60	34	26
6	260	125	135	174	94	80	103	49	54	225	126	99	71	35	36	129	74	55	61	41	20	68	35	33
7	237	120	117	179	89	90	87	46	41	249	128	121	74	34	40	137	75	62	65	22	43	56	29	27
8	240	126	114	164	89	75	92	41	51	237	134	103	78	31	47	135	70	65	65	32	33	76	45	31
9	246	126	120	164	83	81	103	48	55	270	136	134	65	39	26	128	67	61	57	25	32	55	29	26
10	234	112	122	147	68	79	102	49	53	238	115	123	69	35	34	125	61	64	59	31	28	63	35	28
11	250	118	132	151	71	80	84	43	41	221	118	103	60	26	34	107	59	48	54	27	27	57	32	25
12	209	108	101	151	82	69	84	48	36	220	107	113	68	39	29	110	50	60	57	24	33	57	28	29
13	227	105	122	138	66	72	89	47	42	209	100	109	58	21	37	116	59	57	59	33	26	53	28	25
14	218	120	98	146	73	73	76	43	33	203	101	102	74	36	38	110	58	52	60	33	27	54	26	28
Unspecified Children										2	2
15	206	115	91	145	54	91	78	44	34	195	93	102	55	23	32	106	59	47	60	26	34	45	20	25
16	216	118	98	153	80	73	76	43	33	207	118	89	68	42	26	97	53	44	48	31	17	50	25	25
17	210	125	85	147	72	75	79	41	38	168	85	83	69	36	33	83	50	33	46	21	25	48	22	26
18	231	137	94	161	80	81	79	42	37	178	91	87	63	34	29	104	62	42	60	31	29	48	31	17
19	203	117	86	160	97	63	82	41	41	191	99	92	62	26	36	87	54	33	46	26	20	37	17	20
20	216	131	85	146	73	73	66	38	28	163	82	81	64	37	27	118	72	46	63	30	33	47	24	23
0 to 15*	3,520	1,758	1,762	2,417	1,222	1,195	1,409	715	694	3,482	1,776	1,706	1,010	484	526	1,833	933	900	884	434	450	895	471	424
15 to 21	1,282	743	539	912	456	456	460	249	211	1,102	568	534	381	198	183	595	350	245	323	165	158	275	139	136
21 to 25	833	481	352	595	330	265	291	174	117	597	305	292	239	120	119	389	229	160	208	116	92	136	72	64
25 to 30	969	538	431	603	296	307	291	143	148	697	350	347	263	129	134	465	265	200	232	126	106	195	96	99
30 to 35	854	501	353	591	317	274	274	142	132	671	319	352	232	121	111	454	281	173	197	98	99
35 to 40	767	465	302	495											84	394	242	152	180	99	81	177	101	76
40 to 45		352	251	388	215	173	194	102	92	479	241	238	144	75	69	375	246	129	169	101	68	125	72	53
45 to 50	361	217	144	233	123	110	121	64	57	289	157	132	104	57	47	210	133	77	95	64	31	92	46	46
50 to 55	314	192	122	197	101	96	109	61	48	237	130	107	105	55	50	150	91	59	96	56	40	61	34	27
55 to 60	252	151	101	166	91	75	93	49	44	217	104	113	87	51	36	154	100	54	91	49	42	72	40	32
60 to 65	222	122	100	141	79	62	90	43	47	237	129	108	89	49	40	157	107	50	65	41	24	58	38	20
65 to 70	216	136	80	130	67	63	102	66	36	214	100	114	68	36	32	168	110	58	79	43	36	35	20	15
70 to 75	132	79	53	57	35	22	46	28	18	162	98	64	52	36	16	115	79	36	43	29	14	28	13	15
75 to 80	65	44	21	53	32	21	19	16	3	74	48	26	18	13	5	59	40	19	24	12	12	16	5	11
80 to 85	31	19	12	20	9	11	8	5	3	41	26	15	12	7	3	20	12	8	22	14	8	10	8	2
85 to 90	5	1	4	7	3	4	5	4	1	15	7	8	9	5	4	4	1	3	8	1	7	1	1
90 to 100	1		1	2	1	1				3	1	2				1	1		5	3	2
100 and over										1		1	1		1	1		1
Unspecified Adults	30	18	12	5	1	4	7	3	4	15	13	2	5	3	2	20	14	6	8	8		2	1	1

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued. Section B.—Shires—continued.
Ages. (Years.)	WESTERN DISTRICT.															WIMMERA DISTRICT.
	79. Minhamite.			80. Belfast.			81. Portland.			82. Wannon.			83. Glenelg.			84. Kowree.			85. Arapiles.			86. Wimmera.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	1,809	1,026	783	2,664	1,419	1,245	5,730	3,035	2,695	2,584	1,321	1,263	5,251	2,631	2,620	3,727	1,938	1,789	2,801	1,448	1,353	3,758	2,032	1,726
Under 1	36	23	13	82	39	43	144	92	52	64	31	33	128	55	73	87	43	44	74	42	32	86	42	44
1	42	20	22	51	26	25	135	63	72	61	31	30	128	70	58	89	42	47	71	38	33	86	44	42
2	39	21	18	72	44	28	129	73	56	54	26	28	118	65	53	81	39	42	60	33	27	88	54	34
3	39	23	16	52	29	23	134	60	74	64	31	33	121	51	70	102	58	44	65	28	37	88	43	45
4	43	24	19	57	28	29	129	66	63	70	37	33	148	77	71	107	50	57	74	32	42	93	47	46
5	43	26	17	58	30	28	162	90	72	47	20	27	138	72	66	104	52	52	79	39	40	108	57	51
6	43	24	19	67	34	33	140	84	56	72	40	32	135	69	66	121	56	65	75	31	44	95	49	46
7	40	27	13	59	32	27	153	86	67	57	29	28	114	59	55	99	49	50	82	40	42	92	53	39
8	42	26	16	53	26	27	139	69	70	72	27	45	152	73	79	107	61	46	83	47	36	113	60	53
9	47	27	20	66	32	34	181	97	84	71	37	34	143	64	79	113	57	56	86	46	40	103	44	59
10	38	22	16	57	26	31	163	79	84	69	35	34	131	62	69	113	49	64	86	53	33	100	59	41
11	42	22	20	51	33	18	155	82	73	59	26	33	147	72	75	104	53	51	85	41	44	105	59	46
12	41	19	22	50	21	29	158	70	88	58	28	30	114	62	52	108	51	57	85	34	51	97	52	45
13	40	19	21	48	24	24	126	75	51	51	23	28	154	76	78	99	46	53	88	46	42	104	57	47
14	40	21	19	51	26	25	161	89	72	62	29	33	117	56	61	95	54	41	67	35	32	97	44	53
Unspecified Children
15	35	16	19	53	31	22	125	69	56	53	31	22	121	55	66	97	48	49	61	31	30	94	48	46
16	42	21	21	68	41	27	135	76	59	54	23	31	108	48	60	94	47	47	84	42	42	80	42	38
17	46	32	14	59	30	29	128	66	62	58	24	34	102	43	59	60	36	24	60	35	25	93	49	44
18	49	34	15	61	33	28	95	54	41	52	23	29	125	49	76	75	35	40	63	29	34	89	50	39
19	43	29	14	49	26	23	100	49	51	52	30	22	97	48	49	51	30	21	53	27	26	77	45	32
20	36	20	16	52	26	26	97	50	47	44	21	23	90	39	51	63	31	32	51	27	24	68	33	35
0 to 15*	615	344	271	874	450	424	2,209	1,175	1,034	931	450	481	1,988	983	1,005	1,529	760	769	1,160	585	575	1,455	764	691
15 to 21	251	152	99	342	187	155	680	364	316	323	152	161	645	282	361	440	227	213	372	191	181	501	267	234
21 to 25	119	59	60	216	104	112	357	169	188	195	106	89	360	170	190	206	106	100	193	93	100	256	127	129
25 to 30	160	88	72	228	125	103	404	223	181	195	89	106	386	192	194	217	118	99	189	93	96	284	159	125
30 to 35	119	78	41	208	118	90	376	175	201	187	94	93	362	181	181	223	115	108	169	89	80	252	136	116
35 to 40	120	64	56	183	112	71	374	210	164	177	95	82	358	185	173	274	132	142	179	102	77	244	132	112
40 to 45	99	54	45	124	66	58	322	176	146	144	75	69	284	154	130	251	142	109	138	79	59	172	95	77
45 to 50	72	45	27	73	37	36	208	120	88	103	56	47	195	102	93	134	87	47	96	46	50	145	81	64
50 to 55	45	20	25	74	35	39	170	90	80	67	43	24	154	83	71	114	68	46	73	38	35	99	49	50
55 to 60	60	39	21	83	45	38	138	72	66	72	39	33	131	75	56	73	34	39	62	35	27	102	64	38
60 to 65	47	28	19	86	50	36	141	71	70	80	44	36	133	78	55	82	48	34	54	29	25	76	50	26
65 to 70	47	23	24	82	39	43	135	61	74	53	35	18	133	77	56	93	48	45	54	35	19	61	39	22
70 to 75	35	21	14	54	31	23	99	63	36	32	20	12	68	43	25	55	30	25	31	17	14	43	30	13
75 to 80	10	5	5	20	10	10	64	36	28	16	8	8	31	15	16	24	16	8	18	10	8	34	18	16
80 to 85	5	3	2	6	4	2	34	18	16	8	5	3	14	6	8	10	5	5	8	3	5	14	6	8
85 to 90				4		4	9	6	3	2	2		8	3	5	2	2		1		1	7	4	3
90 to 100	3	1	2	2	2		2	1	1				1	1								2	2
100 and over													2	1	1
Unspecified Adults	2	2		5	4	1	8	5	3	9	8	1							4	3	1	11	9	2

[* Including unspecified children]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY —continued. Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Ages. (Years.)	WIMMERA DISTRICT.
	87. Stawell.			88. Avoca.			89. Kara Kara.			90. Dunmunkle.			91. Donald.			92. Borung.			93. Dimboola.			94. Lowan.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	3,517	1,987	1,530	4,122	2,200	1,922	4,484	2,422	2,062	4,187	2,175	2,012	3,132	1,622	1,510	5,638	2,950	2,688	4,786	2,568	2,218	4,108	2,073	2,035
Under 1	87	46	41	113	61	52	105	49	56	91	49	42	74	36	38	157	77	80	159	76	83	104	60	44
1	74	40	34	96	52	44	108	48	60	97	48	49	62	29	33	162	87	75	143	80	63	91	43	48
2	67	40	27	88	47	41	102	52	50	71	45	26	70	33	37	169	92	77	108	56	52	103	62	41
3	88	39	49	99	48	51	106	49	57	99	48	51	71	35	36	146	72	74	154	82	72	110	46	64
4	85	49	36	92	52	40	98	51	47	107	54	53	66	27	39	169	84	85	120	56	64	109	47	62
5	102	49	53	102	48	54	114	41	73	113	64	49	67	32	35	177	88	89	147	87	60	122	53	69
6	86	38	48	119	58	61	96	47	49	103	42	61	82	39	43	149	76	73	135	77	58	126	58	68
7	91	50	41	104	58	46	110	52	58	117	49	68	84	43	41	167	88	79	145	67	78	134	64	70
8	90	46	44	110	58	52	94	46	48	112	67	45	93	53	40	155	80	75	161	88	73	143	72	71
9	87	44	43	118	60	58	112	56	56	117	55	62	81	31	50	171	89	82	147	74	73	145	78	67
10	99	55	44	108	54	54	127	72	55	99	50	49	82	38	44	132	63	69	139	69	70	129	60	69
11	98	51	47	108	57	51	118	71	47	113	52	61	84	43	41	135	59	76	112	53	59	151	74	77
12	73	37	36	94	54	40	96	45	51	95	44	51	82	42	40	136	77	59	111	46	65	125	61	64
13	82	50	32	96	48	48	113	57	56	106	57	49	82	45	37	134	70	64	138	81	57	129	60	69
14	74	38	36	83	50	33	99	46	53	91	44	47	73	49	24	143	71	72	136	64	72	116	62	54
Unspecified Children
15	81	49	32	93	51	42	97	55	42	117	59	58	67	25	42	121	60	61	109	52	57	111	52	59
16	81	39	42	77	39	38	112	62	50	124	66	58	72	37	35	143	65	78	122	55	67	101	48	53
17	66	39	27	70	37	33	102	53	49	82	40	42	71	37	34	126	61	65	100	58	42	98	44	54
18	82	49	33	66	40	26	93	59	34	96	48	48	78	35	43	123	57	66	110	61	49	74	38	36
19	69	34	35	71	35	36	78	40	38	89	44	45	66	35	31	105	45	60	87	43	44	92	48	44
20	62	34	28	54	22	32	87	50	37	105	50	55	57	32	25	112	57	55	81	41	40	76	46	30
0 to 15*	1,283	672	611	1,530	805	725	1,598	782	816	1,531	768	763	1,153	575	578	2,302	1,173	1,129	2,055	1,056	999	1,837	900	937
15 to 21	441	244	197	431	224	207	569	319	250	613	307	306	411	201	210	730	345	385	609	310	299	552	276	276
21 to 25	214	121	93	220	104	116	295	146	149	314	146	168	251	117	134	372	192	180	319	171	148	233	100	133
25 to 30	225	126	99	267	125	142	358	187	171	323	180	143	219	120	99	403	201	202	316	167	149	197	92	105
30 to 35	208	119	89	288	154	134	308	172	136	280	154	126	229	125	104	395	214	181	309	162	147	223	103	120
35 to 40	252	142	110	254	139	115	258	161	97	251	127	124	210	109	101	402	217	185	321	191	130	295	156	139
40 to 45	204	122	82	223	121	102	235	127	108	215	114	101	165	91	74	315	177	138	246	144	102	258	139	119
45 to 50	120	69	51	149	79	70	166	93	73	158	78	80	106	61	45	200	120	80	150	92	58	158	96	62
50 to 55	109	67	42	108	57	51	123	71	52	142	87	55	90	45	45	142	85	57	149	80	69	96	58	38
55 to 60	98	66	32	97	52	45	109	69	40	112	71	41	75	43	32	120	67	53	86	59	27	71	44	27
60 to 65	106	67	39	112	57	55	136	78	58	96	57	39	78	44	34	79	44	35	80	48	32	66	33	33
65 to 70	110	75	35	173	104	69	162	108	54	59	33	26	61	37	24	78	50	28	51	29	22	47	28	19
70 to 75	85	55	30	148	103	45	90	57	33	51	28	23	46	32	14	50	32	18	34	22	12	46	28	18
75 to 80	39	26	13	77	49	28	51	36	15	21	13	8	21	12	9	30	22	8	19	9	10	15	9	6
80 to 85	18	13	5	32	22	10	18	9	9	15	8	7	12	7	5	7	4	3	16	9	7	6	4	2
85 to 90	3	3		9	4	5				5	3	2	1		1	5	3	2	3	1	2	1	1
90 to 100	2		2	1		1	1	1								1	1					1	1
100 and over
Unspecified Adults				3	1	2	7	6	1	1	1		4	3	1	7	3	4	23	18	5	6	5	1

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued. Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Ages. (Years.)	WIMMERA DISTRICT.			MALLEE DISTRICT.																		NORTHERN DISTRICT.
	95. Lawloit.			96. Mildura.			97. Karkarooc.			98. Birchip.			99. Wycheproof.			100. Castle Donnington.			101. Kerang.			102. Gordon.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	2,209	1,143	1,066	3,325	1,933	1,392	3,341	1,943	1,398	2,190	1,253	937	3,530	2,027	1,503	4,115	2,388	1,727	7,505	4,089	3,416	3,500	1,875	1,625
Under 1	58	32	26	99	49	50	122	58	64	59	31	28	91	43	48	129	70	59	196	114	82	85	42	43
1	53	31	22	83	45	38	93	51	42	53	24	29	89	35	54	105	51	54	170	81	89	80	42	38
2	60	28	32	62	30	32	76	37	39	57	32	25	89	46	43	105	50	55	195	90	105	83	43	40
3	54	25	29	93	44	49	96	53	43	58	31	27	96	53	43	106	46	60	162	83	79	75	42	33
4	63	32	31	75	38	37	95	46	49	73	30	43	95	47	48	93	50	43	188	100	88	64	29	35
5	54	33	21	82	46	36	90	45	45	60	38	22	99	50	49	100	48	52	192	97	95	73	34	39
6	67	36	31	79	37	42	92	46	46	53	26	27	88	47	41	113	59	54	183	98	85	81	34	47
7	75	30	45	93	40	53	85	38	47	56	31	25	88	42	46	102	51	51	175	84	91	95	48	47
8	61	29	32	69	39	30	78	37	41	47	25	22	80	42	38	96	53	43	192	102	90	84	52	32
9	81	44	37	94	46	48	96	50	46	66	38	28	92	51	41	92	44	48	184	85	99	90	44	46
10	63	32	31	78	37	41	78	38	40	54	26	28	72	36	36	101	51	50	200	101	99	77	43	34
11	77	47	30	71	37	34	91	50	41	68	33	35	89	43	46	88	41	47	179	94	85	66	31	35
12	68	31	37	64	33	31	73	41	32	49	28	21	86	39	47	78	39	39	172	85	87	93	49	44
13	67	37	30	66	32	34	70	34	36	52	26	26	79	44	35	90	49	41	178	96	82	79	41	38
14	57	32	25	60	30	30	70	38	32	49	28	21	81	41	40	82	51	31	199	96	103	93	53	40
Unspecified Children	1	1														1		1	1		1
15	58	30	28	63	32	31	75	42	33	36	21	15	86	55	31	91	41	50	172	99	73	72	40	32
16	58	25	33	61	34	27	67	41	26	48	26	22	69	37	32	82	53	29	210	104	106	86	47	39
17	52	31	21	62	35	27	66	40	26	45	26	19	70	38	32	91	48	43	162	90	72	89	46	43
18	39	20	19	57	26	31	71	45	26	50	28	22	67	36	31	88	50	38	177	99	78	71	37	34
19	37	21	16	63	33	30	70	41	29	41	27	14	67	37	30	84	43	41	136	79	57	66	42	24
20	46	20	26	63	37	26	67	40	27	51	31	20	64	46	18	74	37	37	144	72	72	71	34	37
0 to 15*	959	500	459	1,168	583	585	1,305	662	643	854	447	407	1,314	659	655	1,481	753	728	2,766	1,406	1,360	1,218	627	591
15 to 21	290	147	143	369	197	172	416	249	167	271	159	112	423	249	174	510	272	238	1,001	543	458	455	246	209
21 to 25	126	48	78	218	123	95	266	153	113	143	84	59	276	167	109	307	181	126	527	282	245	225	108	117
25 to 30	118	62	56	283	168	115	284	182	102	182	106	76	315	179	136	412	264	148	605	339	266	322	166	156
30 to 35	119	55	64	264	168	96	290	187	103	175	93	82	297	195	102	360	237	123	579	325	254	262	145	117
35 to 40	162	82	80	269	166	103	231	153	78	166	103	63	249	156	93	318	199	119	511	284	227	233	134	99
40 to 45	133	72	61	207	145	62	183	118	65	118	79	39	213	141	72	230	153	77	470	283	187	218	127	91
45 to 50	96	59	37	162	105	57	115	73	42	86	59	27	117	71	46	149	103	46	286	157	129	126	68	58
50 to 55	60	38	22	123	89	34	86	55	31	62	37	25	78	45	33	91	56	35	182	110	72	105	60	45
55 to 60	38	23	15	90	63	27	59	44	15	44	28	16	71	42	29	83	51	32	140	88	52	76	41	35
60 to 65	40	18	22	56	42	14	43	25	18	36	25	11	55	37	18	66	41	25	138	85	53	79	46	33
65 to 70	28	14	14	48	38	10	31	23	8	25	14	11	54	38	16	41	28	13	125	80	45	83	46	37
70 to 75	20	13	7	27	16	11	14	9	5	12	7	5	43	31	12	34	28	6	84	55	29	51	34	17
75 to 80	12	6	6	9	6	3	12	6	6	3	1	2	10	8	2	13	6	7	54	31	23	29	17	12
80 to 85	4	2	2	1		1	2	1	1	9	8	1	8	5	3	8	4	4	17	7	10	7	4	3
85 to 90	1	1								2	2		1		1	2	2		4	4		2	1	1
90 to 100	2	2														1	1		1		1	1	1	1
100 and over
Unspecified Adults	1	1		31	24	7	4	3	1	2	1	1	6	4	2	9	9		15	10				3

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued. Section B.—Shires—continued.
Ages. (Years.)	NORTHERN DISTRICT.
	103. Charlton.			104. Korong.			105. Bet Bet.			106. Marong.			107. Strathfieldsaye.			108. Huntly.			109. East Loddon.			110. Echuca.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	3,236	1,727	1,509	6,153	3,308	2,845	3,177	1,785	1,392	7,310	3,840	3,470	3,700	1,985	1,715	3,711	2,039	1,672	1,417	773	644	4,075	2,086	1,989
Under 1	78	38	40	157	73	84	74	46	28	188	97	91	103	58	45	104	55	49	27	10	17	96	43	53
1	78	40	38	164	94	70	82	46	36	181	84	97	89	43	46	94	53	41	33	20	13	96	45	51
2	76	42	34	140	67	73	61	32	29	165	81	84	109	46	63	90	50	40	32	17	15	97	46	51
3	74	36	38	175	77	98	72	33	39	164	83	81	86	40	46	97	49	48	27	14	13	93	42	51
4	66	32	34	148	69	79	75	37	38	181	80	101	95	44	51	85	47	38	31	18	13	78	42	36
5	77	45	32	161	81	80	68	29	39	190	95	95	92	52	40	100	53	47	26	12	14	100	49	51
6	78	46	32	168	85	83	90	51	39	201	111	90	102	53	49	101	48	53	33	14	19	85	52	33
7	65	28	37	146	73	73	78	46	32	199	109	90	76	44	32	84	38	46	28	16	12	111	47	64
8	81	43	38	167	88	79	77	47	30	154	65	89	95	63	32	89	48	41	26	13	13	95	47	48
9	84	59	25	150	70	80	74	39	35	200	106	94	78	44	34	82	42	40	33	12	21	89	47	42
10	83	52	31	175	76	99	82	38	44	184	86	98	90	46	44	79	47	32	35	21	14	106	49	57
11	85	43	42	149	74	75	88	45	43	165	91	74	74	39	35	71	32	39	33	17	16	88	46	42
12	90	37	53	158	85	73	77	36	41	191	95	96	91	42	49	83	44	39	32	21	11	118	60	58
13	68	39	29	156	78	78	68	33	35	163	82	81	68	38	30	77	45	32	30	16	14	93	39	54
14	82	41	41	146	72	74	53	24	29	188	108	80	84	47	37	64	38	26	34	15	19	98	50	48
Unspecified Children							2		2													1	1
15	76	44	32	123	66	57	61	30	31	166	86	80	64	35	29	72	40	32	26	19	7	94	44	50
16	78	35	43	123	66	57	71	48	23	162	91	71	84	46	38	77	36	41	42	22	20	118	60	58
17	87	46	41	110	54	56	67	39	28	159	87	72	53	35	18	61	32	29	19	11	8	94	50	44
18	65	31	34	114	72	42	59	31	28	134	69	65	58	32	26	68	40	28	43	24	19	96	47	49
19	51	23	28	96	48	48	46	28	18	133	69	64	65	35	30	84	46	38	34	18	16	75	40	35
20	70	39	31	110	57	53	53	32	21	125	60	65	54	22	32	53	25	28	24	12	12	99	54	45
0 to 15*	1,165	621	544	2,360	1,162	1,198	1,121	582	539	2,714	1,373	1,341	1,332	699	633	1,300	689	611	460	236	224	1,444	705	739
15 to 21	427	218	209	676	363	313	357	208	149	879	462	417	378	205	173	415	219	196	188	106	82	576	295	281
21 to 25	236	103	133	327	157	170	173	92	81	464	236	228	205	100	105	263	136	127	116	65	51	310	160	150
25 to 30	242	119	123	417	196	221	201	106	95	505	254	251	296	153	143	326	163	163	118	69	49	351	169	182
30 to 35	221	126	95	416	227	189	222	113	109	498	268	230	271	147	124	320	184	136	90	38	52	278	145	133
35 to 40	202	113	89	410	237	173	186	112	74	477	239	238	258	144	114	238	147	91	98	49	49	252	131	121
40 to 45	190	106	84	351	205	146	178	104	74	371	198	173	225	133	92	193	118	75	69	42	27	181	95	86
45 to 50	119	69	50	197	98	99	110	62	48	235	121	114	114	61	53	101	55	46	57	32	25	147	73	74
50 to 55	81	40	41	149	89	60	73	40	33	178	100	78	108	54	54	129	73	56	48	27	21	120	65	55
55 to 60	75	43	32	151	84	67	87	45	42	197	94	103	79	43	36	72	44	28	48	34	14	111	70	41
60 to 65	79	47	32	165	108	57	104	68	36	198	113	85	119	55	64	92	51	41	51	26	25	107	62	45
65 to 70	88	51	37	215	135	80	144	95	49	234	138	96	138	75	63	129	76	53	31	20	11	98	56	42
70 to 75	63	42	21	193	144	49	126	87	39	203	138	65	105	70	35	73	43	30	29	21	8	53	33	20
75 to 80	34	21	13	81	69	12	64	48	16	97	62	35	33	23	10	25	17	8	8	5	3	21	14	7
80 to 85	9	5	4	30	21	9	24	18	6	33	26	7	26	16	10	18	13	5	9	3	3	16	10	6
85 to 90	2	1	1	4	4		4	3	1	15	9	6	6	3	3	2	1	1				5		5
90 to 100				2	2		1		1	4	3	1	1	1		3	1	2
100 and over					1		1
Unspecified Adults	3	2	1	8	7	1	2	2		8	6	2	6	3	3	12	9	3				5	3	2

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued. Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Ages. (Years.)	NORTHERN DISTRICT.
	111. Deakin.			112. Waranga.			113. Goulburn.			114. Rodney.			115. Numurkah.			116. Shepparton.			117. Tungamah.			118. Yarrawonga.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	2,078	1,121	957	5,801	3,199	2,602	3,001	1,679	1,322	6,238	3,447	2,791	7,959	4,301	3,658	4,525	2,405	2,120	6,639	3,503	3,136	3,287	1,687	1,600
Under 1	49	28	21	175	93	82	81	41	40	161	83	78	202	103	99	111	57	54	175	77	98	96	60	36
1	42	22	20	128	56	72	67	39	28	141	86	55	204	106	98	107	60	47	163	73	90	80	42	38
2	48	23	25	125	70	55	70	44	26	130	64	66	187	96	91	107	50	57	155	76	79	80	43	37
3	47	24	23	142	73	69	79	34	45	138	78	60	204	106	98	115	62	53	185	94	91	76	34	42
4	47	17	30	131	75	56	76	37	39	130	71	59	181	76	105	110	49	61	143	70	73	80	41	39
5	53	31	22	140	76	64	79	44	35	124	62	62	228	128	100	102	54	48	179	90	89	76	33	43
6	56	21	35	123	57	66	77	44	33	145	78	67	200	99	101	121	65	56	176	95	81	77	36	41
7	52	28	24	125	60	65	66	33	33	145	84	61	219	111	108	108	55	53	176	88	88	90	48	42
8	50	31	19	128	72	56	72	36	36	153	82	71	196	118	78	121	68	53	180	87	93	90	47	43
9	51	25	26	165	85	80	67	29	38	137	68	69	250	124	126	121	71	50	171	92	79	85	44	41
10	57	38	19	124	68	56	73	36	37	154	64	90	199	103	96	112	66	46	196	108	88	76	40	36
11	45	21	24	140	78	62	64	32	32	133	67	66	225	107	118	118	66	52	184	99	85	88	39	49
12	48	20	28	117	55	62	72	33	39	131	63	68	184	91	93	115	57	58	172	85	87	76	38	38
13	47	23	24	150	70	80	53	31	22	154	79	75	187	98	89	117	61	56	179	99	80	78	27	51
14	50	21	29	116	66	50	77	33	44	128	57	71	188	102	86	115	57	58	150	64	86	83	42	41
Unspecified Children										3	1	2	5		5				4	2	2
15	58	31	27	136	78	58	54	28	26	129	58	71	167	86	81	95	51	44	156	71	85	65	35	30
16	55	31	24	150	88	62	41	19	22	139	71	68	172	92	80	100	53	47	131	67	64	74	26	48
17	62	33	29	121	63	58	68	37	31	123	71	52	195	87	108	94	53	41	154	78	76	72	31	41
18	57	32	25	121	67	54	56	38	18	125	65	60	146	85	61	113	54	59	122	56	66	68	31	37
19	48	29	19	117	66	51	57	35	22	127	78	49	164	90	74	95	43	52	129	71	58	73	36	37
20	43	26	17	119	64	55	51	29	22	132	71	61	160	83	77	85	44	41	115	57	58	69	30	39
0 to 15*	742	373	369	1,029	1,054	975	1,073	546	527	2,107	1,087	1,020	3,059	1,568	1,491	1,700	898	802	2,588	1,299	1,289	1,231	614	617
15 to 21	323	182	141	764	426	338	327	186	141	775	414	361	1,004	523	481	582	298	284	807	400	407	421	189	232
21 to 25	144	81	63	422	232	190	207	113	94	512	284	228	539	276	263	370	193	177	472	234	238	243	114	129
25 to 30	165	90	75	465	238	227	270	135	135	587	292	295	631	349	282	322	152	170	516	276	240	292	143	149
30 to 35	134	72	62	415	231	184	260	144	116	469	257	212	564	296	268	316	166	150	454	240	214	237	115	122
35 to 40	118	62	56	369	218	151	252	163	89	468	278	190	544	312	232	303	160	143	468	239	229	215	118	97
40 to 45	118	56	62	331	183	148	156	99	57	303	182	121	485	275	210	280	154	126	384	237	147	188	104	84
45 to 50	68	41	27	200	111	89	97	65	32	252	154	98	294	178	116	188	110	78	207	119	88	115	63	52
50 to 55	60	30	30	163	102	61	66	34	32	201	112	89	243	168	75	135	82	53	184	102	82	98	62	36
55 to 60	58	41	17	155	84	71	68	40	28	185	122	63	152	94	58	90	53	37	138	91	47	78	50	28
60 to 65	57	33	24	134	79	55	83	55	28	137	100	37	134	79	55	70	43	27	148	86	62	56	35	21
65 to 70	38	21	17	159	110	49	72	51	21	103	69	34	142	82	60	73	35	38	126	88	38	58	41	17
70 to 75	28	24	4	99	66	33	36	24	12	65	46	19	84	50	34	43	25	18	76	45	31	27	18	9
75 to 80	13	7	6	46	33	13	17	11	6	31	21	10	47	26	21	32	22	10	31	22	9	9	7	2
80 to 85	3	1	2	20	10	10	3	3		11	5	6	18	11	7	10	7	3	14	9	5	8	4	4
85 to 90	3	3		8	4	4	2	1	1	4	3	1	4	3	1	4	2	2	3	2	1	2	1	1
90 to 100	1	1					2		2	2	2		1		1	1		1				1	1
100 and over				1		1
Unspecified Adults	5	3	2	21	18	3	10	9	1	26	19	7	14	11	3	6	5	1	23	14	9	8	8

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued. Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Ages. (Years.)	NORTHERN DISTRICT.									NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
	119. Benalla.			120. Violet Town.			121. Euroa.			122. Mansfield.			123. Howqua.			124. Oxley.			125. Bright.			126. Beechworth.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	8,795	4,678	4,117	2,766	1,422	1,344	5,452	2,934	2,508	3,686	1,994	1,692	1,729	1,048	681	4,045	2,249	1,796	5,009	2,821	2,188	7,384	3,917	3,467
Under 1	188	97	91	76	34	42	167	74	93	98	43	55	42	25	17	104	47	57	127	66	61	157	94	63
1	199	93	106	60	31	29	121	64	57	84	38	46	56	32	24	93	51	42	131	59	72	182	95	87
2	211	105	106	66	36	30	123	72	51	86	46	40	32	16	16	89	45	44	109	50	59	122	62	60
3	174	94	80	82	34	48	144	79	65	78	39	39	34	15	19	107	58	49	138	73	65	157	76	81
4	237	125	112	74	42	32	140	78	62	99	54	45	41	15	26	83	45	38	98	49	49	145	76	69
5	202	101	101	62	31	31	136	78	58	90	36	54	37	18	19	111	60	51	121	63	58	153	78	75
6	195	107	88	82	49	33	149	77	72	86	44	42	45	21	24	103	56	47	122	67	55	180	79	101
7	207	91	116	85	37	48	150	80	70	78	36	42	25	16	9	100	51	49	124	67	57	159	74	85
8	234	114	120	83	39	44	140	59	81	93	53	40	25	13	12	79	36	43	118	57	61	170	95	75
9	218	100	118	68	33	35	160	79	81	86	40	46	39	18	21	113	57	56	118	58	60	137	65	72
10	206	98	108	94	47	47	134	80	54	81	37	44	33	15	18	93	45	48	111	62	49	167	86	81
11	218	104	114	80	46	34	157	86	71	95	54	41	23	12	11	99	46	53	118	59	59	143	81	62
12	200	110	90	88	41	47	119	60	59	86	45	41	29	12	17	87	43	44	112	68	44	158	86	72
13	206	109	97	73	38	35	153	87	66	79	46	33	32	15	17	103	49	54	98	47	51	146	75	71
14	206	114	92	70	38	32	120	63	57	83	38	45	25	15	10	86	42	44	83	45	38	122	56	66
Unspecified Children				1		1																1		1
15	222	129	93	73	38	35	116	62	54	72	28	44	23	15	8	78	38	40	104	54	50	139	73	66
16	208	121	87	71	35	36	134	69	65	87	51	36	29	18	11	92	51	41	94	58	36	133	57	76
17	202	120	82	66	36	30	115	54	61	77	39	38	26	13	13	88	50	38	92	53	39	112	52	60
18	192	99	93	50	31	19	119	66	53	83	41	42	32	23	9	70	45	25	80	45	35	130	66	64
19	193	110	83	50	27	23	95	47	48	49	24	25	25	15	10	88	51	37	78	35	43	119	47	72
20	163	77	86	42	21	21	88	49	39	62	35	27	28	21	7	84	47	37	96	45	51	127	57	70
0 to 15*	3,101	1,562	1,539	1,144	576	568	2,113	1,116	997	1,302	649	653	518	258	260	1,450	731	719	1,728	890	838	2,299	1,178	1,121
15 to 21	1,180	656	524	352	188	164	667	347	320	430	218	212	163	105	58	500	282	218	544	290	254	760	352	408
21 to 25	664	345	319	173	84	89	379	216	163	263	149	114	143	81	62	294	155	139	305	180	125	448	219	229
25 to 30	686	343	343	210	101	109	402	209	193	287	152	135	194	135	59	326	176	150	414	221	193	496	247	249
30 to 35	628	332	296	174	86	88	404	202	202	289	158	131	165	106	59	271	153	118	380	219	161	537	280	257
35 to 40	646	344	302	161	80	81	373	199	174	275	157	118	137	96	41	242	137	105	345	208	137	562	298	264
40 to 45	479	283	196	154	83	71	294	164	130	200	122	78	80	49	31	216	129	87	255	145	110	403	211	192
45 to 50	321	172	149	93	53	40	199	118	81	131	85	46	39	29	10	146	86	60	137	68	69	244	118	126
50 to 55	259	148	111	79	49	30	149	84	65	102	54	48	47	20	27	100	68	32	139	85	54	212	97	115
55 to 60	204	110	94	55	29	26	117	74	43	94	57	37	46	22	24	124	70	54	145	86	59	254	135	119
60 to 65	218	121	97	55	29	26	122	74	48	113	65	48	67	48	19	134	86	48	180	103	77	301	180	121
65 to 70	193	123	70	50	28	22	99	56	43	92	59	33	70	50	20	119	94	25	228	173	55	327	216	111
70 to 75	108	71	37	35	16	19	65	32	33	47	32	15	34	28	6	61	42	19	139	108	31	256	188	68
75 to 80	51	34	17	16	11	5	37	21	16	35	24	11	20	17	3	27	20	7	42	25	17	123	92	31
80 to 85	32	19	13	4	2	2	16	11	5	9	6	3	3	2	1	22	11	11	19	13	6	70	53	17
85 to 90	4	1	3	3	3		4	3	1	5	2	3	2	1	1	3	1	2	2	1	1	14	8	6
90 to 100	3		3	1		1				2		2				5	4	1	1	1		2	1	1
100 and over																1	1
Unspecified Adults	18	14	4	7	4	3	12	8	4	10	5	5	1	1		4	3	1	6	5	1	76	44	32

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued. Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Ages. (Years.)	NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.																					GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
	127. North Ovens.			128. Rutherglen.			129. Chiltern.			130. Yackandandah.			131. Wodonga.			132. Towong.			133. Omeo.			134. Orbost.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	2,240	1,244	996	5,960	3,601	2,359	2,830	1,501	1,329	4,170	2,350	1,820	1,837	926	911	6,765	3,900	2,865	4,262	2,586	1,676	3,350	1,947	1,403
Under 1	57	28	29	184	89	95	100	51	49	102	48	54	52	21	31	200	99	101	130	63	67	83	46	37
1	53	27	26	150	79	71	77	42	35	111	52	59	39	18	21	192	98	94	96	53	43	81	33	48
2	48	25	23	164	96	68	74	48	26	101	46	55	43	25	18	171	82	89	111	63	48	80	39	41
3	53	29	24	166	77	89	70	35	35	94	49	45	38	20	18	177	80	97	103	50	53	97	44	53
4	61	34	27	149	75	74	86	46	40	97	47	50	48	28	20	142	73	69	107	50	57	69	32	37
5	63	36	27	155	74	81	69	30	39	98	53	45	50	26	24	168	92	76	98	58	40	101	59	42
6	50	22	28	141	71	70	65	29	36	89	43	46	40	19	21	147	77	70	104	50	54	89	55	34
7	52	28	24	135	64	71	70	45	25	105	49	56	54	28	26	172	104	68	109	52	57	98	44	54
8	54	34	20	156	79	77	57	26	31	89	52	37	40	18	22	165	78	87	93	44	49	95	42	53
9	57	29	28	133	74	59	72	34	38	102	52	50	48	23	25	162	94	68	97	52	45	93	50	43
10	65	36	29	134	76	58	73	41	32	94	51	43	46	29	17	149	75	74	80	37	43	87	43	44
11	47	29	18	124	69	55	75	38	37	90	51	39	52	24	28	131	74	57	80	41	39	73	36	37
12	54	27	27	108	63	45	60	37	23	86	49	37	47	22	25	137	68	69	79	42	37	77	40	37
13	46	22	24	109	61	48	60	24	36	117	63	54	45	20	25	141	73	68	65	40	25	72	43	29
14	46	22	24	114	71	43	52	14	38	79	44	35	41	15	26	133	70	63	89	41	48	71	37	34
Unspecified Children																			1	1
15	57	35	22	99	56	43	58	28	30	86	46	40	45	19	26	132	70	62	81	42	39	64	35	29
16	47	27	20	92	50	42	50	27	23	87	51	36	37	16	21	135	82	53	74	43	31	56	33	23
17	39	19	20	91	48	43	52	32	20	76	44	32	38	15	23	146	67	79	64	35	29	56	25	31
18	40	20	20	99	54	45	57	31	26	85	42	43	43	15	28	114	54	60	90	48	42	67	41	26
19	33	17	16	104	62	42	46	19	27	71	42	29	33	19	14	146	81	65	67	41	26	53	29	24
20	39	26	13	94	57	37	41	16	25	90	46	44	27	15	12	130	64	66	69	37	32	61	29	32
0 to 15*	806	428	378	2,122	1,118	1,024	1,060	540	520	1,454	749	705	683	336	347	2,387	1,237	1,150	1,442	737	705	1,266	643	623
15 to 21	255	144	111	579	327	252	304	153	151	495	271	224	223	99	124	803	418	385	445	246	199	357	192	165
21 to 25	173	95	78	430	276	154	203	105	98	295	176	119	148	76	72	500	288	212	319	179	140	233	140	93
25 to 30	185	96	89	571	339	232	261	134	127	315	183	132	125	60	65	635	377	258	375	217	158	257	165	92
30 to 35	172	90	82	510	312	198	234	136	98	313	180	133	140	70	70	548	326	222	355	241	114	282	172	110
35 to 40	154	95	59	452	300	152	183	101	82	316	180	136	124	60	64	486	309	177	337	226	111	278	172	106
40 to 45	128	76	52	351	235	116	144	73	71	232	131	101	87	54	33	376	243	133	281	201	80	202	134	68
45 to 50	64	42	22	217	153	64	86	53	33	113	71	42	59	27	32	209	134	75	147	114	33	121	78	43
50 to 55	45	16	29	171	125	46	68	35	33	105	66	39	51	28	23	183	121	62	142	94	48	107	77	30
55 to 60	66	41	25	143	104	39	56	28	28	124	74	50	65	40	25	163	108	55	116	83	33	75	52	23
60 to 65	65	36	29	160	118	42	70	43	27	119	66	53	39	22	17	180	119	61	101	85	16	68	49	19
65 to 70	56	39	17	121	97	24	80	49	31	136	86	50	41	20	21	159	116	43	85	66	19	55	39	16
70 to 75	39	23	16	75	56	19	45	30	15	100	77	23	27	16	11	83	64	19	64	56	8	26	20	6
75 to 80	15	10	5	32	23	9	22	14	8	36	28	8	16	11	5	30	23	7	26	18	8	15	9	6
80 to 85	11	9	2	11	8	3	7	2	5	15	10	5	6	4	2	11	8	3	11	8	3	6	4	2
85 to 90				3	1	2	1	1					2	2		3	2	1	2	2		2	1	1
90 to 100	1		1	1	1		1		1	1	1					2	2
100 and over	1	1
Unspecified Adults	4	3	1	11	8	3	5	4	1	1	1		1	1		7	5	2	14	13	1

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued. Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Ages. (Years.)	GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
	135. Tambo.			136. Bairnsdale.			137. Avon.			138. Rosedale.			139. Maffra.			140. Walhalla.			141. Traralgon.			142. Alberten.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	2,489	1,395	1,094	8,178	4,354	3,824	2,480	1,351	1,129	3,245	1,688	1,557	3,911	2,116	1,795	2,895	1,603	1,292	2,293	1,171	1,122	4,080	2,197	1,883
Under 1	69	30	39	206	105	101	47	24	23	57	40	17	106	57	49	99	52	47	61	35	26	93	42	51
1	58	29	29	210	109	101	59	33	26	78	42	36	80	46	34	89	38	51	43	20	23	121	53	68
2	60	36	24	194	97	97	47	33	14	61	28	33	69	41	28	87	46	41	55	29	26	91	51	40
3	63	36	27	195	92	103	62	31	31	72	26	46	99	42	57	84	43	41	51	27	24	112	53	59
4	65	26	39	214	99	115	47	26	21	69	36	33	69	32	37	80	43	37	55	21	34	92	39	53
5	63	39	24	205	107	98	50	27	23	83	42	41	96	55	41	77	40	37	58	29	29	102	51	51
6	56	26	30	191	100	91	48	20	28	77	33	44	91	50	41	76	39	37	62	32	30	118	65	53
7	60	34	26	209	109	100	50	24	26	89	48	41	86	46	40	71	36	35	60	35	25	107	48	59
8	62	35	27	205	101	104	50	26	24	84	45	39	91	45	46	75	33	42	52	31	21	124	62	62
9	64	35	29	206	110	96	54	25	29	92	53	39	97	52	45	68	37	31	60	35	25	101	55	46
10	65	31	34	214	104	110	60	28	32	95	53	42	80	43	37	69	39	30	74	38	36	121	45	76
11	64	31	33	193	89	104	48	22	26	94	48	46	90	50	40	68	32	36	51	28	23	92	54	38
12	62	38	24	192	94	98	61	28	33	85	43	42	99	44	45	70	42	28	70	32	38	96	44	52
13	64	32	32	180	82	98	48	24	24	83	35	48	79	42	37	61	31	30	55	29	26	87	50	37
14	66	28	38	199	112	87	61	39	22	79	38	41	100	44	56	62	30	32	65	28	37	87	55	32
Unspecified Children	2		2							7	3	4	1		1							1		1
15	51	30	21	164	92	72	52	29	23	66	33	33	74	34	40	50	27	23	57	24	33	76	36	40
16	67	38	29	184	91	93	55	29	26	82	37	45	96	53	43	44	28	16	46	24	22	79	45	34
17	49	22	27	169	86	83	56	27	29	58	34	24	86	49	39	43	24	19	63	37	25	80	48	32
18	54	25	29	157	73	84	45	34	11	60	30	30	87	56	31	42	15	27	39	17	22	79	46	33
19	43	30	13	148	63	85	57	31	26	67	37	30	87	49	38	43	21	22	49	22	27		38	27
20	43	25	18	137	63	74	45	25	20	57	33	24	74	42	32	36	16	20	37	19	18		53	44
0 to 15*	943	486	457	3,013	1,510	1,503	792	410	382	1,205	613	592	1,323	689	634	1,136	581	555	872	449	423	1,545	767	778
15 to 21	307	170	137	959	468	491	310	175	135	390	204	186	506	283	223	258	131	127	290	143	147	476	266	210
21 to 25	178	104	74	546	253	293	208	104	104	225	107	118	326	172	154	169	84	85	154	77	77	272	141	131
25 to 30	178	101	77	607	306	301	216	119	97	245	114	131	372	192	180	264	138	126	163	77	86	300	171	129
30 to 35	165	89	76	606	311	295	192	103	89	217	107	110	305	176	129	263	155	108	158	72	86	335	192	143
35 to 40	156	92	64	570	332	238	179	103	76	221	129	92	256	129	127	232	148	84	168	76	92	292	160	132
40 to 45	142	78	64	470	289	181	114	59	55	163	81	82	170	93	77	121	71	50	106	58	48	249	147	102
45 to 50	89	51	38	286	167	119	78	48	30	114	59	55	131	72	59	96	64	32	94	52	42	135	78	57
50 to 55	82	49	33	253	139	114	85	47	38	107	64	43	94	57	37	82	48	34	64	42	22	94	65	29
55 to 60	68	45	23	254	152	102	82	40	42	111	56	55	110	52	58	79	51	28	60	32	28	95	52	43
60 to 65	53	39	14	210	137	73	74	41	33	83	50	33	106	64	42	59	34	25	47	23	24	84	41	43
65 to 70	66	43	23	197	139	58	57	39	18	84	50	34	105	70	35	85	61	24	44	24	20	81	39	42
70 to 75	41	33	8	118	81	37	53	35	18	39	29	10	64	37	27	32	25	7	37	19	18	61	37	24
75 to 80	12	8	4	45	34	11	25	16	9	18	12	6	22	14	8	13	10	3	18	15	3	21	14	7
80 to 85	4	3	1	21	15	6	8	6	2	11	5	6	13	8	5	4	2	2	11	6	5	18	14	4
85 to 90	2	1	1	6	6		4	3	1	2	2		4	4		1		1	2	1	1	3	2	1
90 to 100	1	1		1	1					1	1								1	1		2	2
100 and over
Unspecified Adults	2	2		16	14	2	3	3		9	5	4	4	4		1		1	4	4		17	9	8

[* Including unspecified children.]

TABLE 6.—AGES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued. Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Ages. (Years.)	GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.																					MIGRATORY (in Shires)†
	143. South Gippsland.			144. Woorayl.			145. Mirboo.			146. Morwell.			147. Narracan.			148. Warragul.			149. Buln Buln.			MIGRATORY (in Shires)†
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	3,129	1,878	1,251	3,574	2,076	1,498	1,183	666	517	2,857	1,541	1,316	4,299	2,386	1,913	4,359	2,341	2,018	4,616	2,593	2,023	840	557	283
Under 1	81	45	36	103	46	57	30	17	13	82	40	42	131	68	63	118	60	58	103	53	50
1	75	42	33	76	45	31	29	13	16	79	44	35	109	53	56	97	47	50	119	63	56
2	86	44	42	91	52	39	33	16	17	70	35	35	112	64	48	106	53	53	117	53	64
3	82	42	40	76	36	40	23	11	12	80	42	38	107	45	62	113	66	47	111	69	42
4	64	31	33	86	33	53	20	13	7	71	34	37	112	60	52	105	52	53	94	55	39
5	81	40	41	87	47	40	25	10	15	78	44	34	119	54	65	123	61	62	117	61	56
6	77	41	36	89	44	45	31	15	16	79	42	37	125	64	61	115	52	63	126	62	64
7	78	46	32	76	40	36	27	15	12	89	41	48	119	59	60	124	66	58	110	64	46
8	84	48	36	85	49	36	25	18	7	76	43	33	142	69	73	111	67	44	123	55	68
9	67	35	32	90	48	42	31	15	16	65	32	33	112	59	53	114	58	56	137	65	72
10	80	43	37	70	36	34	29	17	12	79	34	45	116	51	65	134	63	71	128	71	57
11	60	30	30	74	40	34	33	19	14	61	25	36	97	62	35	100	48	52	112	64	48
12	77	45	32	78	40	38	26	16	10	53	26	27	113	54	59	114	54	60	128	61	67
13	53	27	26	73	37	36	29	13	16	67	32	35	109	60	49	92	44	48	109	50	59
14	65	29	36	75	32	43	25	16	9	57	30	27	98	56	42	100	53	47	106	59	47
Unspecified Children				1		1				4	3	1				1	1					296	196	100
15	51	28	23	68	32	36	26	15	11	63	30	33	115	63	52	85	43	42	110	66	44
16	54	33	21	84	56	28	26	18	8	60	33	27	101	53	48	95	43	52	91	59	32
17	57	37	20	71	43	28	19	11	8	47	23	24	95	58	37	89	51	38	97	54	43
18	70	42	28	60	38	22	26	13	13	56	32	24	80	44	36	75	43	32	84	47	37
19	58	34	24	54	27	27	24	16	8	51	31	20	77	48	29	97	54	43	87	50	37
20	52	40	12	60	33	27	18	8	10	43	23	20	71	42	29	74	40	34	83	49	34
0 to 15*	1,110	588	522	1,230	625	605	416	224	192	1,090	547	543	1,721	878	843	1,667	845	822	1,740	905	835
15 to 21	342	214	128	397	229	168	139	81	58	320	172	148	539	308	231	515	274	241	552	325	227
21 to 25	249	148	101	252	147	105	101	59	42	195	108	87	246	138	108	293	153	140	291	163	128
25 to 30	263	161	102	304	163	141	106	52	54	253	133	120	288	149	139	288	154	134	295	158	137
30 to 35	268	183	85	288	174	114	103	58	45	220	115	105	329	195	134	330	170	160	325	175	150
35 to 40	257	161	96	336	210	126	93	55	38	199	129	70	322	178	144	341	194	147	358	198	160
40 to 45	166	112	54	254	171	83	58	36	22	149	85	64	253	142	111	270	152	118	311	191	120
45 to 50	120	84	36	135	102	33	43	25	18	82	46	36	152	94	58	165	97	68	186	109	77
50 to 55	92	59	33	94	68	26	33	21	12	75	46	29	113	75	38	128	80	48	164	101	63
55 to 60	75	44	31	95	65	30	26	15	11	74	38	36	91	56	35	98	60	38	111	72	39
60 to 65	71	43	28	72	42	30	23	13	10	78	43	35	81	53	28	87	54	33	104	72	32
65 to 70	54	37	17	51	28	23	15	12	3	54	37	17	70	45	25	78	49	29	79	54	25
70 to 75	39	30	9	31	24	7	12	5	7	25	16	9	56	46	10	42	24	18	62	44	18
75 to 80	9	6	3	17	12	5	8	6	2	17	10	7	23	17	6	26	15	11	23	16	7
80 to 85	8	4	4	1	1		6	3	3	10	3	7	3	3		11	7	4	8	4	4
85 to 90	2	2		2	2					1		1	4	1	3	3	2	1	2	2
90 to 100				2	2
100 and over
Unspecified Adults	4	2	2	13	11	2	1	1		15	13	2	8	8		17	11	6	5	4	1	544	361	183

[* Including unspecified children.] [† In this case the numbers under and over 15 years of age have been estimated.]

PART III.

CENSUS OF VICTORIA (ONE OF THE SIX STATES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA), 1901.

PART III. BIRTHPLACES AND ALLEGIANCE.

POPULATION ENUMERATED ON THE 31ST MARCH, 1901.

PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT PURSUANT TO ACT 54 VICT. NO. 1171, SECTION 13.

BY AUTHORITY:

ROBT. S. BRAIN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

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PART III BIRTHPLACES AND ALLEGIANCE.—CONTENTS

1. Of the Population in detail

2. Of the Population in grouped

3. Of Chinese and Aborigines of Pure and Mixed Race

4. In Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works District)

5. In Urban and Rural Districts

6. In each County

7. In each Municipality—

A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs

B.—Shires

8. Of Foreign-born Persons

9. Of Foreign-born Persons in Urban and Rural Districts

10. Of Coloured Races

11. Location of Principal Coloured Races other than Chinese

PART III.—BIRTHPLACES AND ALLEGIANCE OF THE PEOPLE., Table 1.—Birthplaces in detail.
Country of Birth.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL POPULATION	1,201,341	603,883	597,458
SPECIFIED BIRTH-PLACES	1,196,185	601,033	595,152
BRITISH DOMINIONS.
Australia—
Victoria	876,003	428,823	447,180
New South Wales	22,417	10,631	11,786
Queensland	3,032	1,363	1,669
South Australia	21,929	10,720	11,209
Western Australia	1,468	673	795
Tasmania	15,363	6,871	8,492
Australia (undefined)	885	414	471
Total Australia	941,097	459,495	481,602
New Zealand and South Seas—
New Zealand	9,020	4,404	4,616
New Guinea (Br.)	1		1
Norfolk Island*	4		4
Fiji	134	58	76
Tonga	14	10	4
The United Kingdom—
England	113,432	62,770	50,662
Wales	3,676	2,101	1,575
Scotland	35,751	19,003	16,748
Ireland	61,512	28,796	32,716
Other British Possessions—
European—
Gibraltar	49	20	29
Malta	59	38	21
Cyprus	2	2
Asiatic—
Aden	2	1	1
Ceylon	110	71	39
British India	1,784	1,319	465
East Indies (so stated)	32	16	16
British Assam and Br. Burma	13	8	5
Straits Settlements—
Penang	3	2	1
Malacca	3	3
Singapore	39	35	4
Straits Settlements (so stated)	8	4	4
Malay States	2	2
North Borneo	1	1
Hong Kong	50	48	2
African—
British East Africa	1	1
Mauritius	209	135	74
Seychelles	7	3	4
Natal	50	31	19
Cape of Good Hope	356	167	189
South Africa (so stated)	131	66	65
Africa (so stated)	59	31	28
Rhodesia	1		1
Transvaal	13	6	7
St. Helena	37	17	20
Ascension	1	1
West Africa (so stated)	3	2	1
Gold Coast	1	1
American—
Canada	995	667	328
Newfoundland	52	38	14
Bermuda	10	8	2
British Honduras	1		1
British Guiana	19	11	8
West Indies—
Jamaica	139	71	68
Leeward Islands—
Antigua	5	4	1
St. Kitts	5	3	2
Nevis	1	1
Dominica	1	1
Virgin Islands	1	1
BRITISH DOMINIONS—continued.
West Indies—continued.
Windward Islands—
St. Vincent	7	5	2
Grenada	2	2
Barbados	18	11	7
Tobago	2	1	1
Trinidad	9	6	3
Island not named	104	70	34
Falkland Islands	1	1
FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
European Countries (including possessions out of Europe)—
France	925	633	292
Corsica	5	5
Algeria	1		1
Madagascar	6	5	1
Reunion	1	1
West Indies—
Martinique	2	1	1
Guadeloupe	1	1
Society Islands (Tahiti)	1	1
New Caledonia	13	4	9
Belgium	123	83	40
Holland (the Netherlands)	204	165	39
Sumatra	2	1	1
Java	21	10	11
Guiana (Dutch)	1		1
Curacao	1	1
Germany	7,594	5,282	2,312
Heligoland	14	13	1
Austria-Hungary	403	337	66
Bosnia	1	1
Switzerland	903	749	154
Italy (including Sicily)	1,525	1,289	236
Sardinia	1	1
Spain	175	115	60
Canary Islands	1		1
Portugal	86	78	8
Azores	5	3	2
Goa	1	1
Madeira	11	9	2
Cape Verde Islands	9	9
Denmark	1,020	882	138
Iceland	1	1
St. Thomas	1		1
Sweden and Norway	2,207	2,033	174
Russia in Europe	756	592	164
Poland	121	48	73
Finland	77	73	4
Greece	181	171	10
Ionian Islands	14	9	5
Turkey—
In Europe	40	34	6
Bulgaria	1	1
Crete	3	3
Samos	1	1
In Asia—
Asia Minor	4	4
Syria	365	228	137
Armenia and Kurdistan	2	1	1
Arabia	9	7	2
In Africa—
Tripoli, &c.	3	2	1
Montenegro	1	1
Roumania	51	31	20
American Countries—
United States †	2,107	1,365	742
Hawaii	12	4	8
Philippine Islands	16	13	3
Mexico	17	15	2
North America (so stated)	2		2
Guatemala	1	1

[* Norfolk Island is a dependency of New South Wales.] [† Including "America" (so stated).]

PART III.—BIRTHPLACES AND ALLEGIANCE OF THE PEOPLE., Table 1.—Birthplaces in detail—continued.
Country of Birth.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
FOREIGN COUNTRIES—continued.
American Countries—contd.
Central America (so stated)	2		2
Cuba	1	1
Haiti	2	1	1
Peru	13	7	6
Brazil	42	25	17
Chile	22	15	7
Argentine Republic	9	6	3
Uruguay	2	1	1
Paraguay	1		1
South America (so stated)	60	35	25
Asiatic Countries—
China—European race	70	50	20
China—Asiatic race	6,160	6,108	52
Japan—European race	21	13	8
Japan—Asiatic race	55	54	1
Persia	8	7	1
Afghanistan	8	8
FOREIGN COUNTRIES—continued.
Asiatic Countries—contd.
Siam	3	3
Asia (so stated)	1	1
African Countries—
Egypt	24	16	8
North Africa (so stated)	1		1
Oceania—
New Hebrides	15	6	9
Samoa	9	4	5
South Sea Is. (so stated)	4	3	1
At Sea—British Subjects—
At Sea—By birth	1,493	748	745
At Sea—By naturalization	38	12	26
At Sea—Foreign subjects	33	22	11
Unspecified—British Names	2,857	1,422	1,435
Unspecified—British subjects by naturalization	92	52	40
Unspecified—Foreign names	94	63	31
Unspecified—Names unknown	2,113	1,313	800

Table 2.—Principal Birthplaces and Allegiance of the People.
Country of Birth.	Total of Victoria (including Chinese and Aborigines).
Country of Birth.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
GRAND TOTAL	1,201,341	603,883	597,458
SPECIFIED BIRTH-PLACES	1,196,185	601,033	595,152
BRITISH.
Victoria	876,003	428,823	447,180
New South Wales	22,417	10,631	11,786
Queensland	3,032	1,363	1,669
South Australia	21,929	10,720	11,209
Western Australia	1,468	673	795
Tasmania	25,363	6,871	8,492
Australia (State not named)	885	414	471
Total Australia	941,097	459,495	481,602
New Zealand	9,020	4,404	4,616
Fiji	134	58	76
United Kingdom England	113,432	62,770	50,662
United Kingdom Wales	3,676	2,101	1,575
United Kingdom Scotland	35,751	19,003	16,748
United Kingdom Ireland	61,512	28,796	32,716
Other British Possessions—
European	110	60	50
Asiatic	2,047	1,510	537
African	869	461	408
American	1,372	901	471
Oceanic	19	10	9
Total British	1,169,039	579,569	589,470
FOREIGN.
France, with Colonies	955	651	304
Belgium	123	83	40
Holland, with Colonies	229	177	52
Germany, &c.	7,608	5,295	2,313
Austria—Hungary, &c.	404	338	66
Switzerland	903	749	154
Italy, &c.	1,526	1,290	236
Spain, &c.	176	115	61
Portugal, with Colonies	112	100	12
Denmark, with Colonies	1,022	883	139
Sweden and Norway	2,207	2,033	174
Russia, &c.	954	713	241
Greece, &c.	195	180	15
Other European Countries, with Possessions	480	313	167
United States (America), with Colonies	2,135	1,382	753
China	6,230	6,158	72
Japan	76	67	9
Other Foreign Countries	247	155	92
At Sea British Subjects	1,531	760	771
At Sea Foreign Subjects	33	22	11
Unspecified* British Subjects	4,926	2,689	2,237
Unspecified* Foreign Subjects	230	161	69
Allegiance.†
British Subjects By Birth	1,175,366	582,954	592,412
British Subjects By Parentage	1,069	663	406
British Subjects By Naturalization	4,566	3,304	1,262
Foreign Subjects Under 21	968	654	314
Foreign Subjects 21 and Over	19,236	16,210	3,026
Foreign Subjects Age unknown	136	98	38

[* The unspecified with unknown names have been here distributed in proportion over those with specified British and Foreign names] [† The names have been taken as a guide when the Allegiance was unspecified—persons with British names being regarded as British subjects and those with Foreign names as Foreign subjects. Persons of British origin born at sea, or of unspecified Birthplace and Allegiance, have been reckoned as British subjects by birth.]

Table 3.—Birthplaces of Chinese and Aborigines.
Country of Birth.	Chinese.					Aborigines.
	Persons.	Males.		Females.		Persons.	Males.		Females.
	Persons.	Pure.	Half-caste.	Pure.	Half-caste.	Persons.	Pure.	Half-caste.	Pure.	Half-caste.
TOTAL	7,349	6,236	504	111	498	652	163	204	108	177
SPECIFIED BIRTHPLACES	7,348	6,236	503	111	498	652	163	204	108	177
BRITISH
Victoria	1,091	70	476	58	487	562	132	171	96	163
New South Wales	24	1	18		5	36	7	12	6	11
Queensland						18	11	3	3	1
South Australia	4		2		2	12	2	6	3	1
Western Australia						3	1	2
Tasmania	10		6		4	1				1
Australia (State not named)						20	10	10
Total Australia	1,129	71	502	58	498	652	163	204	108	177
New Zealand	1		1
Other British Possessions*	57	56		1
FOREIGN.
China	6,160	6,108		52
At Sea	1	1
Unspecified	1		1
Foreign Subjects (included above) Under 21	89	79		10
Foreign Subjects (included above) 21 and over	6,018	5,980		38

[* Viz., 49 in Hong Kong and 8 in Singapore.]

Table 4.—Birthplaces in Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works District).
Birthplaces.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL POPULATION	483,548	228,058	255,490
SPECIFIED BIRTHPLACES	482,260	227,452	254,808
BRITISH.
Australia Victoria	331,578	153,134	178,444
Australia New South Wales	10,295	4,436	5,859
Australia Queensland	1,724	749	975
Australia South Australia	8,165	3,524	4,641
Australia Western Australia	846	372	474
Australia Tasmania	9,219	3,655	5,564
Australia (State not named)	382	145	237
New Zealand	6,239	2,899	3,340
Fiji	85	33	52
England	57,408	29,708	27,700
Wales	1,503	795	708
Scotland	15,522	7,842	7,680
Ireland	25,799	10,594	15,205
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)	67	35	32
India and Ceylon (Asia)	825	484	341
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	393	213	180
Canada (America)	450	265	185
Others	456	236	220
FOREIGN.
France	470	276	194
Belgium	84	52	32
Holland	92	65	27
Germany	2,981	2,057	924
Austria—Hungary	200	148	52
Switzerland	180	128	52
Italy	534	406	128
Spain	121	76	45
Portugal	44	38	6
Denmark	405	328	77
Sweden and Norway	945	826	119
Russia	490	365	125
Greece	129	120	9
United States of America	1,104	648	456
China	2,143	2,099	44
Japan	62	53	9
Other Foreign Countries	631	353	278
At Sea	689	295	394
Unspecified	1,288	606	682
Foreign Subjects* Under 21	552	355	197
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	7,520	5,965	1,555

[* Exclusive of those born "at Sea" and Unspecified.]

Table 5.—Summary of Birthplaces in Urban and Rural Districts.
Birthplaces.	TOTAL OF VICTORIA.			IN MUNICIPALITIES.						OUTSIDE LOCAL JURISDICTION.
	TOTAL OF VICTORIA.			Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.			Shires.			No Municipality.			Shipping.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL POPULATION	1,201,341	603,883	597,458	647,397	306,143	341,254	551,523	295,592	255,931	140	81	59	2,281	2,067	214
SPECIFIED BIRTHPLACES	1,196,185	601,033	595,152	644,855	304,902	339,953	548,914	293,988	254,926	137	78	59	2,279	2,065	214
BRITISH.
Victoria	876,003	428,823	447,180	457,335	211,961	245,374	418,322	216,620	201,702	80	46	34	266	196	70
New South Wales	22,417	10,632	11,786	12,368	5,371	6,997	9,934	5,183	4,751	2	1	1	113	76	37
Queensland	3,032	1,363	1,669	2,076	883	1,193	939	468	471				17	12	5
South Australia	21,929	10,720	11,209	9,970	4,262	5,708	11,912	6,422	5,490	8	7	1	39	29	10
Western Australia	1,468	673	795	1,003	439	564	461	230	231				4	4
Tasmania	15,363	6,871	8,492	10,420	4,187	6,233	4,907	2,657	2,250				36	27	9
Australia (State not named)	885	414	471	529	212	317	343	192	151				13	10	3
New Zealand	9,020	4,404	4,616	6,770	3,141	3,629	2,170	1,195	975				80	68	12
Fiji	134	58	76	96	36	60	38	22	16
England	113,432	62,770	50,662	72,466	37,483	34,983	40,363	24,721	15,642	28	15	13	575	551	24
Wales	3,676	2,101	1,575	2,283	1,215	1,068	1,363	856	507				30	30
Scotland	35,751	19,003	16,748	19,471	9,759	9,712	16,037	9,024	7,013	15	6	9	228	214	14
Ireland	61,512	28,796	32,716	32,882	13,395	19,487	28,514	15,302	13,212	4	3	1	112	96	16
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)	108	58	50	84	45	39	24	13	11
India and Ceylon (Asia)	1,894	1,390	504	969	590	379	839	717	122				86	83	3
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	615	333	282	423	220	203	189	110	79				3	3
Canada (America)	995	667	328	550	337	213	423	312	111				22	18	4
Others	805	494	311	524	282	242	252	183	69				29	29
FOREIGN.
France	925	633	292	528	324	204	325	238	87				72	71	1
Belgium	123	83	40	92	59	33	27	20	7				4	4
Holland	204	165	39	118	86	32	66	59	7				20	20
Germany	7,594	5,282	2,312	3,782	2,586	1,196	3,738	2,622	1,116				74	74
Austria-Hungary	403	337	66	220	163	57	142	133	9				41	41
Switzerland	903	749	154	318	254	64	584	494	90				1	1
Italy	1,525	1,289	236	703	554	149	778	691	87				44	44
Spain	175	115	60	121	78	43	49	32	17				5	5
Portugal	86	78	8	51	45	6	33	31	2				2	2
Denmark	1,020	882	138	495	414	81	506	449	57				19	19
Sweden and Norway	2,207	2,033	174	1,069	942	127	956	911	45				182	180	2
Russia	756	592	164	572	424	148	168	152	16				16	16
Greece	181	171	10	139	130	9	22	21	1				20	20
United States of America	2,107	1,365	742	1,311	779	532	772	565	207				24	21	3
China	6,230	6,158	72	3,413	3,354	59	2,767	2,754	13				50	50
Japan	76	67	9	64	55	9	10	10					2	2
Other Foreign Countries	1,067	683	384	768	442	326	253	196	57				46	45	1
At Sea	1,564	782	782	872	395	477	688	383	305				4	4
Unspecified	5,156	2,850	2,306	2,542	1,241	1,301	2,609	1,604	1,005	3	3		2	2

NOTE.—In this and the following Tables those born in the colonies, dependencies, and possessions of foreign countries are included under "Other Foreign Countries."

Table 6.—Birthplaces of the Population in each County.
Birthplaces.	TOTAL OF VICTORIA.			CENTRAL DISTRICT.												NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
	TOTAL OF VICTORIA.			1. Bourke.			2. Grant.			3. Mornington.			4. Evelyn.			5. Anglesey.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	1,201,341	603,883	597,458	522,933	248,387	274,546	71,034	34,877	36,157	26,559	14,174	12,385	13,518	7,443	6,075	9,032	4,783	4,249
Total specified	1,196,185	601,033	595,152	521,466	247,724	273,742	70,909	34,822	36,087	26,468	14,122	12,346	13,496	7,426	6,070	9,017	4,771	4,244
BRITISH.
Victoria	876,003	428,823	447,180	360,617	167,844	192,773	54,797	26,639	28,158	10,146	9,831	9,315	9,796	5,174	4,622	7,175	3,656	3,519
New South Wales	22,417	10,631	11,786	10,811	4,679	6,132	686	318	368	715	374	341	185	105	80	157	93	64
Queensland	3,032	1,363	1,669	1,808	785	1,023	145	69	76	107	55	52	40	24	16	12	5	7
South Australia	21,929	10,720	11,209	8,574	3,715	4,859	526	226	300	369	192	177	176	94	82	66	32	34
Western Australia	1,468	673	795	882	389	493	71	33	38	36	20	16	19	10	9	7	4	3
Tasmania	15,363	6,871	8,492	9,655	3,852	5,803	549	271	278	340	167	173	174	98	76	91	52	39
Australia (State not named)	885	414	471	421	169	252	50	18	32	14	8	6	2	1	1
New Zealand	9,020	4,404	4,616	6,423	2,987	3,436	260	124	136	195	109	86	98	57	41	39	20	19
Fiji	134	58	76	87	34	53	7	3	4	6	6		3	2	1	2	2
England	113,432	62,770	50,662	61,087	31,796	29,291	6,271	3,240	3,031	2,573	1,569	1,004	1,523	935	588	603	390	213
Wales	3,676	2,101	1,575	1,585	839	746	217	118	99	117	73	44	33	19	14	19	11	8
Scotland	35,751	19,003	16,748	16,799	8,525	8,274	1,970	914	1,056	968	556	412	434	255	179	243	137	106
Ireland	61,512	28,796	32,716	28,315	11,878	16,437	3,880	1,698	2,182	1,219	659	560	587	321	266	429	219	210
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)	108	58	50	67	35	32	9	5	4	1		1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	1,894	1,390	504	867	513	354	59	36	23	38	22	16	21	15	6	15	15
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	615	333	282	410	222	188	20	8	12	25	11	14	5	3	2	7	3	4
Canada (America)	995	667	328	486	284	202	36	19	17	27	24	3	19	13	6	9	7	2
Others	805	494	311	480	251	229	39	25	14	11	8	3	8	8		5	3	2
FOREIGN.
France	925	633	292	498	296	202	34	21	13	16	7	9	35	28	7	3	3
Belgium	123	83	40	89	56	33	3	2	1				1	1		2	2
Holland	204	165	39	101	73	28	5	4	1	2	2		4	2	2	1	1
Germany	7,594	5,282	2,312	3,279	2,257	1,022	296	203	93	196	144	52	129	89	40	30	27	3
Austria-Hungary	403	337	66	207	154	53	7	5	2	9	9		10	10		1	1
Switzerland	903	749	154	206	144	62	75	61	14	18	12	6	28	22	6	3	3
Italy	1,525	1,289	236	551	423	128	51	42	9	25	22	3	10	10		2	1	1
Spain	175	115	60	129	81	48	1	1		4	3	1	1		1
Portugal	86	78	8	47	41	6	5	5		2	2
Denmark	1,020	882	138	440	358	82	27	26	1	40	27	13	20	17	3	8	8
Sweden and Norway	2,207	2,033	174	1,025	900	125	60	54	6	103	100	3	36	35	1	21	21
Russia	756	592	164	504	378	126	63	43	20	27	27		10	10		5	5
Greece	181	171	10	130	121	9	2	2		4	4					1	1
United States of America	2,107	1,365	742	1,157	680	477	100	62	38	44	33	11	27	20	7	14	11	3
China	6,230	6,158	72	2,279	2,234	45	445	441	4	11	10	1	26	26		30	29	1
Japan	76	67	9	62	53	9	4	4
Other Foreign Countries	1,067	683	384	649	362	287	47	30	17	23	20	3	13	10	3	6	4	2
At Sea	1,564	782	782	739	316	423	92	52	40	37	16	21	23	12	11	9	5	4
Unspecified	5,156	2,850	2,306	1,467	663	804	125	55	70	91	52	39	22	17	5	17	12	5

TABLE 6.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Birthplaces.	NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.						WESTERN DISTRICT.
	6. Dalhousie.			7. Talbot.			8. Grenville.			9. Polwarth.			10. Heytesbury.			11. Hampden.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	20,378	10,552	9,826	57,398	29,390	28,008	48,146	23,730	24,416	10,665	5,932	4,733	6,458	3,413	3,045	10,324	5,375	4,949
Total specified	20,294	10,492	9,802	57,107	29,288	27,919	48,031	23,666	24,365	10,611	5,893	4,718	6,434	3,402	3,032	10,318	5,369	4,949
BRITISH.
Victoria	15,595	7,791	7,804	44,091	21,930	22,161	36,783	17,888	18,895	8,653	4,728	3,925	5,340	2,784	2,556	8,448	4,307	4,141
New South Wales	253	127	126	563	266	297	476	212	264	97	51	46	44	25	19	82	49	33
Queensland	32	15	17	71	31	40	102	34	68	14	8	6	11	5	6	18	11	7
South Australia	140	81	59	527	249	278	413	189	224	76	44	32	43	23	20	69	32	37
Western Australia	14	2	12	35	20	15	45	22	23	7	3	4	13	6	7	14	7	7
Tasmania	184	98	86	418	193	225	407	196	211	94	56	38	40	23	17	73	47	26
Australia (State not named)	10	5	5	31	17	14	33	12	21	6	5	1	1	1		2	1	1
New Zealand	62	29	33	133	61	72	200	90	110	34	17	17	31	13	18	38	24	14
Fiji	2	1	1	2	1	1	7	2	5
England	1,353	853	500	5,376	2,945	2,431	4,551	2,403	2,148	675	404	271	329	202	127	569	337	232
Wales	41	26	15	363	208	155	331	186	145	12	11	1	10	4	6	18	13	5
Scotland	631	336	295	1,584	827	757	1,565	788	777	267	151	116	175	99	76	397	219	178
Ireland	1,618	828	790	2,334	1,100	1,234	2,367	1,057	1,310	515	285	230	360	187	173	510	250	260
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)				7	3	4
India and Ceylon (Asia)	22	19	3	39	33	6	41	37	4	15	13	2	8	8		10	10
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	6	4	2	15	7	8	12	6	6	6	3	3				1	1
Canada (America)	15	11	4	38	29	9	31	25	6	5	4	1	2	2		6	2	4
Others	7	4	3	22	21	1	27	14	13				1	1
FOREIGN.
France	12	8	4	22	18	4	13	10	3	5	4	1				1	1
Belgium	1		1	2	2		2	2
Holland	3	2	1	7	7		2	2		1	1
Germany	73	56	17	327	230	97	173	114	59	44	33	11	9	5	4	16	14	2
Austria-Hungary	4	4		11	11		6	6		3	3
Switzerland	12	11	1	173	148	25	11	8	3	11	9	2				2	2
Italy	33	30	3	125	113	12	43	40	3	1	1					1	1
Spain	1	1					1		1				1	1
Portugal				11	10	1
Denmark	10	10		90	80	10	23	21	2	5	4	1	1	1
Sweden and Norway	38	38		49	45	4	36	33	3	22	21	1	3	3		4	4
Russia				8	7	1	10	8	2	2	2
Greece	3	3		5	5		1	1
United States of America	30	23	7	66	40	26	57	37	20	14	10	4	4	3	1	7	6	1
China	57	57		588	587	1	169	167	2	5	5		1	1		24	24
Japan
Other Foreign Countries	8	4	4	20	15	5	36	21	15	7	6	1	1	1		2	2
At Sea	24	15	9	54	29	25	57	35	22	15	11	4	6	4	2	6	5	1
Unspecified	84	60	24	191	102	89	115	64	51	54	39	15	24	11	13	6	6

TABLE 6.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Birthplaces.	WESTERN DISTRICT.															WIMMERA DISTRICT.
	12. Ripon.			13. Vhlier'.			14. Normanby.			15. Dundas.			16. Follett.			17. Lowan.			18. Borung.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	12,689	6,941	5,748	22,025	11,032	10,993	11,868	6,031	5,837	8,831	4,450	4,381	2,715	1,359	1,356	14,190	7,327	6,863	30,720	15,864	14,856
Total specified	12,607	6,918	5,689	21,970	10,995	10,975	11,831	6,011	5,820	8,813	4,439	4,374	3,714	1,359	1,355	14,158	7,305	6,853	30,655	15,829	14,826
BRITISH.
Victoria	9,532	5,002	4,530	17,603	8,686	8,917	9,423	4,744	4,679	7,042	3,451	3,591	2,054	1,005	1,049	9,649	4,864	4,785	23,019	11,533	11,486
New South Wales	130	72	58	147	69	78	60	25	35	46	24	22	16	9	7	78	42	36	202	112	90
Queensland	9	5	4	23	12	11	13	5	8	18	6	12	2	1	1	7	4	3	45	19	26
South Australia	154	83	71	181	87	94	278	144	134	199	102	97	230	111	119	2,542	1,297	1,245	2,341	1,218	1,123
Western Australia	11	3	8	9	2	7	11	5	6	7	3	4				9	2	7	20	10	10
Tasmania	106	63	43	138	78	60	92	50	42	46	28	18	13	7	6	42	24	18	131	60	71
Australia (State not named)	11	7	4	24	15	9	32	19	13	8	3	5				9	4	5	17	7	10
New Zealand	43	24	19	59	25	34	15	5	10	7	6	1	5	2	3	33	13	20	59	32	27
Fiji	1	1											1		1
England	990	631	359	1,162	636	526	761	432	329	530	318	212	141	88	53	740	443	297	1,788	1,029	759
Wales	28	18	10	35	20	15	6	3	3	14	8	6	2	1	1	18	11	7	115	62	53
Scotland	482	289	193	547	287	260	455	222	233	332	185	147	117	61	56	312	169	143	849	472	377
Ireland	746	397	349	1,776	887	889	486	225	261	457	228	229	103	49	54	378	203	175	1,049	530	519
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)	1	1								1		1	1	1					1		1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	17	13	4	24	19	5	15	13	2	14	13	1	9	6	3	35	33	2	67	63	4
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	6	4	2	5	2	3													2	1	1
Canada (America)	12	11	1	6	5	1	5	4	1	4	4								18	15	3
Others	10	9	1	5	1	4	3	2	1	1	1		1	1					14	9	5
FOREIGN.
France	10	8	2	1	1		3	2	1	4	2	2				5	3	2	14	10	4
Belgium	7	4	3	1	1														2	1	1
Holland	3	3		3	2	1				1	1					1	1
Germany	58	47	11	87	58	29	115	63	52	29	15	14	3	3		229	136	93	558	333	225
Austria-Hungary	2	2		5	4	1				4	3	1							5	3	2
Switzerland	15	15					1	1		1	1					4	2	2	32	28	4
Italy	11	10	1	3	1	2	2	2		1	1					3	1	2	20	17	3
Spain
Portugal	1	1		1	1					1	1		1	1					1	1
Denmark	10	8	2	1	1		4	4		1	1					3	3		12	12
Sweden and Norway	20	20		8	7	1	12	12		3	2	1	1	1		6	6		25	25
Russia	7	6	1				3	3					2	1	1	1	1		5	5
Greece																			1	1
United States of America	14	12	2	18	9	9	7	4	3	5	3	2	1	1		8	6	2	23	20	3
China	130	129	1	57	56	1	10	10		23	23		9	9		28	28		172	171	1
Japan	1	1		2	2
Other Foreign Countries	9	7	2	14	9	5	4	4		4	4					2	1	1	10	7	3
At Sea	20	12	8	25	12	13	15	8	7	10	2	8	2	1	1	16	8	8	38	23	15
Unspecified	82	23	59	55	37	18	37	20	17	18	11	7	1		1	32	22	10	65	35	30

TABLE 6.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Birthplaces.	WIMMERA DISTRICT.			MALLEE DISTRICT.												NORTHERN DISTRICT.
	19. Kara Kara.			20. Millewa.			21. Weeah.			22. Karkarooc.			23. Tatchera.			24. Gunbower.			25. Gladstone.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	16,431	8,673	7,758	112	68	44	360	219	141	9,403	5,551	3,852	8,575	4,883	3,692	8,167	4,333	3,834	17,953	9,538	8,415
Total specified	16,384	8,653	7,731	112	68	44	360	219	141	9,354	5,510	3,844	8,560	4,872	3,688	8,144	4,318	3,826	17,922	9,519	8,403
BRITISH.
Victoria	13,150	6,732	6,418	32	19	13	198	115	83	5,734	3,205	2,529	6,631	3,636	2,995	6,494	3,339	3,155	13,885	7,034	6,851
New South Wales	131	64	67	29	12	17	2	1	1	493	261	232	190	95	95	172	79	93	196	97	99
Queensland	33	12	21							37	19	18	15	11	4	11	8	3	14	7	7
South Australia	209	111	98	26	18	8	107	67	40	1,384	820	564	503	308	195	88	51	37	188	99	89
Western Australia	18	3	15				1		1	9	5	4	3	3		3	2	1	10	5	5
Tasmania	88	54	34	1		1	4	3	1	61	40	21	55	35	20	67	34	33	122	66	56
Australia (State not named)	23	12	11										4	3	1	10	7	3	2	1	1
New Zealand	37	19	18							32	21	11	30	22	8	27	18	9	40	14	26
Fiji	1	1
England	1,113	694	419	7	7		20	16	4	760	522	238	423	297	126	492	318	174	1,520	950	570
Wales	40	30	10							11	9	2	20	17	3	14	7	7	83	50	33
Scotland	501	259	242	6	3	3	3	1	2	250	176	74	204	123	81	219	117	102	509	288	221
Ireland	666	342	324	4	3	1	6	5	1	281	187	94	338	210	128	409	229	180	794	402	392
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)										1	1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	23	23		1	1					36	34	2	13	13		9	9		51	47	4
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	5	2	3										4	1	3	1	1		12	7	5
Canada (America)	12	10	2							9	6	3	3	3		5	4	1	21	17	4
Others	10	10		1		1				5	4	1	4	1	3	2	1	1	8	6	2
FOREIGN.
France	3	3								12	9	3				2	2		11	9	2
Belgium
Holland	3	3								3	2	1	2	2					6	6
Germany	79	59	20	1	1		15	8	7	128	94	34	55	42	13	35	25	10	78	68	10
Austria-Hungary	3	2	1							3	3		1	1					8	8
Switzerland	8	7	1							7	6	1	9	8	1	5	5		30	26	4
Italy	27	22	5							3	3		2	2		14	10	4	61	59	2
Spain	1	1								1	1					10	6	4	6	3	3
Portugal	2	2														1	1
Denmark	3	3								7	7		1	1		3	3		17	17
Sweden and Norway	7	7					3	2	1	26	25	1	16	15	1	9	9		23	23
Russia	3	3		1	1					5	4	1	1	1					3	3
Greece																			3	3
United States of America	28	19	9	1	1					18	17	1	14	9	5	8	5	3	21	17	4
China	130	129	1	2	2					17	17		9	9		19	19		174	174
Japan																			1	1
Other Foreign Countries	7	3	4							5	3	2				1	1		6	4	2
At Sea	20	12	8				1	1		16	9	7	10	4	6	14	8	6	19	8	11
Unspecified	47	20	27							49	41	8	15	11	4	23	15	8	31	19	12

TABLE 6.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Birthplaces.	NORTHERN DISTRICT.									NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
	26. Bendigo.			27. Rodney.			28. Moira.			29. Delatite.			30. Bogong.			31. Benambra.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	58,060	28,896	29,164	19,140	10,315	8,825	34,663	18,515	16,148	20,544	10,957	9,587	30,485	17,019	13,466	7,074	4,006	3,068
Total specified	57,946	28,837	29,109	19,071	10,272	8,799	34,591	18,464	16,127	20,493	10,925	9,568	30,294	16,905	13,389	7,065	3,999	3,066
BRITISH.
Victoria	44,513	21,636	22,877	14,775	7,617	7,158	27,936	14,367	13,569	16,042	8,208	7,834	22,062	11,699	10,363	5,028	2,712	2,316
New South Wales	834	364	470	401	220	181	657	343	314	439	241	198	1,593	800	793	808	438	370
Queensland	114	42	72	35	20	15	52	25	27	37	23	14	55	18	37	15	9	6
South Australia	633	259	374	214	115	99	319	176	143	149	80	69	276	162	114	74	46	28
Western Australia	48	26	22	25	9	16	26	19	7	15	8	7	24	15	9
Tasmania	436	203	233	148	82	66	256	156	100	170	96	74	202	113	89	81	46	35
Australia (State not named)	61	36	25	6	4	2	30	13	17	15	9	6	9	5	4	2	1	1
New Zealand	204	108	96	76	42	34	104	60	44	75	41	34	107	74	33	28	20	8
Fiji				3	2	1							2		2
England	5,596	2,976	2,620	1,203	799	404	1,807	1,166	641	1,307	818	489	2,063	1,371	692	455	324	131
Wales	193	106	87	25	17	8	41	28	13	56	39	17	45	32	13	9	6	3
Scotland	1,108	590	518	564	344	220	828	486	342	509	269	240	716	441	275	127	88	39
Ireland	2,620	1,196	1,424	1,160	629	531	1,891	1,076	815	1,100	592	508	1,681	894	787	237	136	101
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)	6	6					3	1	2				3	1	2	1	1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	65	55	10	26	20	6	46	41	5	34	30	4	47	40	7	14	14
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	18	4	14	8	7	1	4	3	1	2	1	1	7	5	2	1		1
Canada (America)	36	21	15	6	5	1	30	22	8	22	16	6	35	28	7	6	5	1
Others	18	13	5	13	10	3	12	9	3	12	8	4	21	19	2	1	1
FOREIGN.
France	19	13	6	19	17	2	13	11	2	15	10	5	35	31	4	3	3
Belgium	3	3		2	1	1	1	1					2	2
Holland	16	13	3	3	3		4	3	1	1	1		4	4		3	3
Germany	411	284	127	78	56	22	117	88	29	87	65	22	316	227	89	64	51	13
Austria-Hungary	12	9	3	12	9	3	4	4		4	4		10	10		3	3
Switzerland	88	82	6	19	16	3	24	20	4	14	11	3	47	43	4	2	2
Italy	89	78	11	27	27		72	65	7	15	12	3	164	145	19	7	7
Spain	8	7	1				1		1	2	2
Portugal	2	2		1	1		2	2					4	4
Denmark	54	47	7	24	21	3	21	19	2	10	10		43	39	4	18	15	3
Sweden and Norway	45	44	1	35	34	1	60	55	5	25	24	1	49	49		9	9
Russia	8	6	2	6	6		6	6		1	1		13	9	4	1		1
Greece	4	4		1	1		1		1				1	1
United States of America	77	53	24	31	24	7	53	44	9	38	25	13	69	58	11	13	11	2
China	486	479	7	100	98	2	125	125		261	261		517	515	2	38	38
Japan							1	1					1	1
Other Foreign Countries	50	36	14	6	6		11	9	2	10	9	1	25	21	4	3	2	1
At Sea	71	36	35	19	10	9	33	20	13	26	11	15	46	29	17	14	8	6
Unspecified	114	59	55	69	43	26	72	51	21	51	32	19	191	114	77	9	7	2

TABLE 6.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Birthplaces.	NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.			GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.															Migratory and Shipping.*
	32. Wonnangatta.			33. Croajingolong.			34. Tambo.			35. Dargo.			36. Tanjil.			37. Buln Buln.			Migratory and Shipping.*
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	2,271	1,356	915	2,147	1,271	876	2,648	1,523	1,125	5,879	3,445	2,434	20,110	10,484	9,626	33,730	18,608	15,122	4,106	3,163	943
Total specified	2,267	1,353	914	2,144	1,270	874	2,642	1,521	1,121	5,866	3,435	2,431	20,067	10,457	9,610	33,627	18,540	15,087	2,279	2,065	214
BRITISH.
Victoria	1,677	952	725	1,331	755	576	1,975	1,071	904	4,352	2,366	1,986	15,455	7,760	7,695	25,704	13,547	12,157	266	196	70
New South Wales	27	12	15	428	238	190	103	67	36	159	102	57	330	172	158	564	297	267	113	76	37
Queensland	5	3	2	1	1		6	4	2	7	7		27	15	12	74	33	41	17	12	5
South Australia	10	5	5	12	9	3	37	21	16	60	33	27	186	102	84	511	290	221	39	29	10
Western Australia	2	1	1	1		1				3	1	2	20	10	10	46	21	25	4	4
Tasmania	23	14	9	30	17	13	34	17	17	96	51	45	341	178	163	519	276	243	36	27	9
Australia (State not named)				3	3					6	2	4	5	3	2	25	13	12	13	10	3
New Zealand	5	4	1	24	14	10	36	21	15	44	25	19	126	64	62	211	131	80	80	68	12
Fiji										1		1	5	2	3	4	1	3
England	192	139	53	132	97	35	189	124	65	457	325	132	1,457	884	573	2,642	1,741	901	575	551	24
Wales	5	5		4	2	2	3	2	1	14	13	1	34	23	11	85	54	31	30	30
Scotland	61	38	23	62	40	22	77	52	25	165	116	49	566	305	261	921	561	360	228	214	14
Ireland	181	108	73	46	36	10	77	48	29	235	150	85	984	500	484	1,561	956	605	112	96	16
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)													2		2	4	3	1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	7	7		17	16	1	11	21		18	16	2	28	17	11	46	32	14	86	83	3
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)				2	1	1	1	1		1	1		5	3	2	21	18	3	3	3
Canada (America)	4	4		5	5		3	3		5	2	3	28	21	7	24	18	6	22	18	4
Others				2	1	1	1	1		11	8	3	11	8	3	10	7	3	29	29
FOREIGN.
France	5	3	2	2		2	3	2	1	4	4		12	9	3	19	14	5	72	71	1
Belgium																1	1		4	4
Holland													3	2	1	2	2		20	20
Germany	24	20	4	11	10	1	27	24	3	56	46	10	90	68	22	197	145	52	74	74
Austria-Hungary							1	1		7	7		11	11		9	9		41	41
Switzerland	4	4					1	1		6	6		22	22		24	22	2	1	1
Italy	2	2								4	4		76	65	11	36	29	7	44	44
Spain	1	1														2	2		5	5
Portugal													1		1	1	1		2	2
Denmark	5	5		9	8	1	1	1		23	23		22	20	2	45	43	2	19	19
Sweden and Norway	8	8		7	7		23	21	2	28	27	1	34	31	3	146	136	10	182	180	2
Russia	3	3								4	3	1	7	6	1	31	28	3	16	16
Greece										1	1					3	3		20	20
United States of America	9	8	1	2	2		2	1	1	13	13		34	23	11	56	34	22	24	21	3
China	6	6		4	4		24	22	2	71	71		111	110	1	22	22		50	50
Japan													2	2					2	2
Other Foreign Countries				6	4	2	4	4		7	7		8	6	2	17	16	1	46	45	1
At Sea	1	1		3		3	3	1	2	8	5	3	24	15	9	44	34	10	4	4
Unspecified	4	3	1	3	1	2	6	2	4	13	10	3	43	27	16	103	68	35	1,827	1,098	729

[* The Migratory included are as follow—all being of Unspecified Birthplaces—viz. :—Total persons 1825 : males 1096, females 729.]

Table 7.—Birthplaces of the Population in each Municipality., Section A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.
Birthplaces.	Total Population of Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.			CENTRAL DISTRICT (METROPOLITAN AREA).
	Total Population of Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.			1a. Melbourne.			1b. North Melbourne.			1c. Brunswick.			1d. Flemington and Kensington.			1e. Essendon.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	647,397	306,143	341,254	68,374	34,161	34,213	18,120	8,876	9,244	24,141	11,470	12,671	10,946	5,361	5,585	17,426	8,087	9,339
Total specified	644,855	304,902	339,953	68,204	34,081	34,123	18,034	8,843	9,191	22,070	11,438	12,632	10,922	5,353	5,569	17,405	8,076	9,329
BRITISH.
Victoria	457,335	211,961	245,374	42,024	19,431	22,593	12,631	6,135	6,496	17,398	8,145	9,253	8,300	3,998	4,302	12,755	5,814	6,941
New South Wales	12,368	5,371	6,997	1,718	800	918	357	165	192	467	206	261	207	111	96	318	134	184
Queensland	2,076	883	1,193	296	155	141	52	28	24	93	41	52	24	9	15	48	17	31
South Australia	9,970	4,262	5,708	1,175	520	655	234	99	135	456	204	252	141	70	71	251	107	144
Western Australia	1,003	439	564	130	53	77	39	13	26	45	22	23	27	8	19	32	9	23
Tasmania	10,420	4,187	6,233	1,489	614	875	260	108	152	426	192	234	174	92	82	255	90	165
Australia (State not named)	529	212	317	59	27	32	29	13	16	13	7	6	6		6	6	1	5
New Zealand	6,770	3,141	3,629	1,088	507	581	194	93	101	310	152	158	109	55	54	175	83	92
Fiji	96	36	60	12	5	7				5	2	3	1	1		2		2
England	72,466	37,483	34,983	8,132	4,836	3,296	1,692	934	758	2,505	1,291	1,214	886	461	425	1,904	966	938
Wales	2,283	1,215	1,068	231	133	98	49	25	24	61	31	30	61	44	17	25	19	6
Scotland	19,471	9,759	9,712	2,369	1,324	1,045	578	304	274	726	357	369	298	151	147	651	320	331
Ireland	32,882	13,395	19,487	5,268	2,335	2,933	1,505	631	874	1,104	460	644	533	241	292	673	304	369
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)	84	45	39	12	9	3	1	1		1	1		2		2
India and Ceylon (Asia)	969	590	379	216	163	53	26	14	12	30	21	9	8	6	2	13	7	6
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	423	220	203	68	42	26	15	10	5	9	3	6	16	10	6	6	2	4
Canada (America)	550	337	213	80	59	21	24	16	8	26	17	9	6	4	2	25	9	16
Others	524	282	242	80	42	38	18	10	8	17	10	7	5	3	2	13	11	2
FOREIGN.
France	528	324	204	94	69	25	20	9	11	8	5	3	6	4	2	7	3	4
Belgium	92	59	33	13	6	7	4	4								1	1
Holland	118	86	32	20	16	4	6	5	1	7	5	2
Germany	3,782	2,586	1,196	629	466	163	99	67	32	106	61	45	38	28	10	71	45	26
Austria-Hungary	220	163	57	58	50	8	12	6	6	3	3		4	2	2	1		1
Switzerland	318	254	64	43	30	13	8	8		7	5	2	1	1		3	1	2
Italy	703	554	149	180	140	40	16	15	1	24	16	8	7	6	1	23	18	5
Spain	121	78	43	43	33	10							2	2
Portugal	51	45	6	14	12	2				1	1		1	1
Denmark	495	414	81	87	80	7	10	9	1	11	8	3	8	7	1	7	6	1
Sweden and Norway	1,069	942	127	177	161	16	37	34	3	28	27	1	19	16	3	17	14	3
Russia	572	424	148	270	200	70	8	5	3	6	4	2	1	1		2	2
Greece	139	130	9	97	95	2				4	3	1
United States of America	1,311	779	532	280	187	93	28	17	11	40	23	17	10	5	5	17	9	8
China	3,413	3,354	59	1,255	1,231	24	37	36	1	97	96	1	10	9	1	72	69	3
Japan	64	55	9	7	6	1				1	1					1		1
Other Foreign Countries	768	442	326	386	199	187	17	13	4	7	5	2	4	4		4	4
At Sea	872	395	477	104	45	59	28	16	12	28	13	15	7	3	4	27	11	16
Unspecified	2,542	1,241	1,301	170	80	90	86	33	53	71	32	39	24	8	16	21	11	10
Foreign Subjects* Under 21	603	390	213	288	193	95	13	7	6	6	5	1	2	1	1	14	11	3
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	9,878	8,052	1,826	2,790	2,398	392	220	175	45	232	187	45	66	52	14	152	124	28

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Birthplaces.	CENTRAL DISTRICT (METROPOLITAN AREA).
	1f. Northcote.			1g. Fitzroy.			1h. Collingwood.			1i. Kew.			1k. Hawtharn.			1l. Richmond.			1m. Prahran.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	9,677	4,646	5,031	31,687	14,808	16,879	32,749	15,383	17,366	9,469	4,354	5,115	21,430	9,484	11,946	37,824	18,074	19,750	40,441	17,700	22,741
Total specified	9,652	4,633	5,019	31,559	14,748	16,811	32,640	15,321	17,319	9,425	4,333	5,092	21,397	9,466	11,931	37,726	18,029	19,697	40,342	17,647	22,695
BRITISH.
Victoria	7,028	3,322	3,706	21,442	9,890	11,552	23,816	11,136	12,680	6,235	2,809	3,426	14,489	6,330	8,159	26,573	12,635	13,938	27,612	12,131	15,481
New South Wales	156	70	86	858	402	456	622	270	352	201	84	117	493	200	293	779	343	436	847	325	522
Queensland	38	20	18	127	60	67	75	25	50	27	9	18	91	32	59	138	63	75	148	56	92
South Australia	172	80	92	545	218	327	546	244	302	117	39	78	324	115	209	732	338	394	665	275	390
Western Australia	18	11	7	48	19	29	48	19	29	15	6	9	36	15	21	62	23	39	77	42	35
Tasmania	138	43	95	739	291	448	613	259	354	179	75	104	446	155	291	696	317	379	845	278	567
Australia (State not named)	1		1	24	5	19	29	13	16				9	1	8	27	7	20	44	15	29
New Zealand	96	51	45	456	212	244	351	157	194	103	37	66	288	125	163	490	236	254	580	262	318
Fiji	5	1	4	5	4	1	1		1	3	1	2	9	5	4				9	3	6
England	1,051	564	487	3,934	2,008	1,926	3,600	1,844	1,756	1,347	651	696	2,894	1,382	1,512	4,270	2,188	2,082	5,559	2,561	2,998
Wales	17	10	7	84	38	46	63	33	30	24	12	12	54	29	25	105	52	53	132	49	83
Scotland	228	108	120	820	416	404	691	348	343	290	152	138	744	343	401	1,020	505	515	1,375	639	736
Ireland	503	229	274	1,622	613	1,009	1,619	587	1,032	623	279	344	920	367	553	2,067	812	1,255	1,645	553	1,092
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)				3		3	3	1	2	2	2		4	2	2	4	2	2	6	1	5
India and Ceylon (Asia)	5	4	1	67	45	22	36	21	15	10	3	7	36	20	16	47	26	21	75	33	42
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	7	5	2	20	12	8	16	6	10	4	3	1	15	6	9	24	16	8	44	21	23
Canada (America)	6	2	4	25	13	12	14	7	7	8	4	4	29	12	17	26	16	10	45	26	19
Others	6	3	3	34	23	11	18	9	9	12	5	7	27	12	15	24	15	9	35	4	31
FOREIGN.
France	15	5	10	27	19	8	9	4	5	12	9	3	14	8	6	31	16	16	48	14	34
Belgium	1		1	5	4	1	6	3	3	4	1	3	17	8	9	5	4	1	3	2	1
Holland				3	3		12	9	3				5	2	3	5	4	1	7	3	4
Germany	77	49	28	193	133	60	203	134	69	57	38	19	189	114	75	233	154	79	199	133	66
Austria-Hungary	2	2		14	10	4	8	8		6	2	4	4	2	2	6	4	2	21	12	9
Switzerland	3	3		15	9	6	6	5	1	5	1	4	17	12	5	14	12	2	11	8	3
Italy	5	3	2	53	41	12	32	28	4	13	10	3	25	14	11	57	41	16	13	11	2
Spain	2		2	32	17	15	1	1		3	3		2	1	1	4	1	3	3		3
Portugal				1	1		2	2		1	1					2	2		4	3	1
Denmark	7	6	1	19	12	7	14	13	1	6	3	3	19	15	4	25	17	8	23	16	7
Sweden and Norway	18	13	5	25	20	5	37	32	5	15	11	4	25	19	6	56	46	10	53	42	11
Russia				62	45	17	27	18	9	2	2		3	1	2	13	11	2	15	11	4
Greece	1	1		1	1		1	1								1	1		3	3
United States of America	18	11	7	95	53	42	49	29	20	22	13	9	43	22	21	67	34	33	71	42	29
China	7	7		68	66	2	22	22		60	59	1	70	70		61	60	1	25	24	1
Japan	1		1	1	1		2	2		2		2	1	1		5	4	1	15	15
Other Foreign Countries	3	2	1	31	15	16	14	12	2	7	5	2	22	15	7	18	7	11	21	10	11
At Sea	17	8	9	61	29	32	34	19	15	10	4	6	33	11	22	38	17	21	64	24	40
Unspecified	25	13	12	128	60	68	109	62	47	44	21	23	33	18	15	98	45	53	99	53	46
Foreign Subjects* Under 21	1	1		44	23	21	23	19	4	11	4	7	27	14	13	29	16	13	6	4	2
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	117	65	52	462	327	135	284	210	74	159	129	30	303	199	104	410	287	123	306	211	95

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Birthplaces.	CENTRAL DISTRICT (METROPOLITAN AREA).
	1n. Malvern.			1nn. Caulfield.			1o. Oakleigh.			1p. Brighton.			1q. St. Kilda.			1r. South Melbourne.			1s. Port Melbourne.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	10,619	4,656	5,963	9,541	4,361	5,180	1,273	613	660	10,047	4,443	5,604	20,542	8,803	11,739	40,619	19,412	21,207	12,176	5,989	6,187
Total specified	10,600	4,646	5,954	9,526	4,351	5,175	1,272	613	659	10,025	4,433	5,592	20,501	8,792	11,709	40,519	19,372	21,147	12,152	5,978	6,174
BRITISH.
Victoria	7,349	3,197	4,152	6,426	2,899	3,527	914	441	473	6,970	3,028	3,942	13,324	5,660	7,664	27,173	12,748	14,425	8,786	4,175	4,611
New South Wales	220	64	156	251	103	148	18	4	14	222	82	140	542	196	346	910	391	519	194	83	111
Queensland	38	16	22	55	21	34	1		1	32	13	19	115	42	73	153	76	77	30	10	20
South Australia	159	57	102	188	88	100	14	7	7	145	50	95	363	137	226	850	365	485	197	82	115
Western Australia	7	4	3	23	12	11	1	1		13	5	8	64	22	42	60	29	31	19	12	7
Tasmania	217	69	148	197	67	130	17	6	11	155	59	96	438	148	290	972	388	584	197	81	116
Australia (State not named)	5	1	4	10	5	5	7	1	6	8	3	5	15	5	10	45	21	24	8	4	4
New Zealand	119	50	69	159	69	90	7	2	5	101	30	71	297	135	162	634	329	305	119	56	63
Fiji	7	2	5	2	1	1				3		3	8	3	5	7	2	5	1	1
England	1,432	712	720	1,293	620	673	160	87	73	1,417	652	765	2,901	1,389	1,512	4,726	2,499	2,227	1,145	642	503
Wales	30	19	11	35	19	16	1		1	18	5	13	51	22	29	143	77	66	37	27	10
Scotland	372	172	200	277	129	148	38	19	19	278	134	144	660	290	370	1,608	825	783	443	239	204
Ireland	444	178	266	375	167	208	71	31	40	383	165	218	1,173	399	774	2,272	945	1,327	563	230	333
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)	2	1	1							3	1	2	3	1	2	17	10	7	2	1	1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	24	7	17	24	14	10	1		1	23	7	16	49	27	22	70	33	37	11	5	6
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	9	6	3	11	4	7	1	1		4	3	1	11	6	5	65	27	38	8	5	3
Canada (America)	11	6	5	3	2	1	2	1	1	7	3	4	15	6	9	30	22	8	13	9	4
Others	16	6	10	10	5	5				14	10	4	23	7	16	38	25	13	12	10	2
FOREIGN.
France	9	2	7	13	8	5				20	11	9	36	19	17	35	25	10	25	22	3
Belgium	1	1		2	1	1				1		1	9	7	2	4	4		1	1
Holland				3	1	2				1	1		4	3	1	9	5	4	3	3
Germany	43	24	19	56	38	18	13	9	4	30	20	10	126	86	40	167	134	33	124	93	31
Austria-Hungary	1	1		1		1				2	1	1	7	7		17	12	5	6	6
Switzerland	2		2	2	1	1	1	1		3	3		11	7	4	9	6	3	1	1
Italy	2	1	1	2	1	1				1	1		5	2	3	26	19	7	11	11
Spain	1	1		2	2					1		1	3	1	2	4	3	1	3	3
Portugal	2	1	1	2	1	1							4	3	1	3	3		4	4
Denmark	8	6	2	5	4	1				6	4	2	14	12	2	58	45	13	21	19	2
Sweden and Norway	12	10	2	17	13	4				12	11	1	31	24	7	146	137	9	93	83	10
Russia				1	1					1		1	28	24	4	23	17	6	15	13	2
Greece				2		2										16	12	4	2	2
United States of America	19	9	10	18	6	12	1	1		17	10	7	87	47	40	102	58	44	26	21	5
China	12	12		43	43					114	113	1	34	32	2	32	27	5	6	6
Japan	2	2		3	3					2	2		9	7	2	7	6	1
Other Foreign Countries	7	3	4	5	1	4				4	2	2	13	5	8	25	23	2	9	9
At Sea	18	6	12	10	2	8	4	1	3	14	4	10	28	11	17	63	24	39	17	9	8
Unspecified	19	10	9	15	10	5	1		1	22	10	12	41	11	30	100	40	60	24	11	13
Foreign Subjects* Under 21	8	5	3	2	1	1				2	1	1	3		3	27	16	11	3	3
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	59	43	16	120	95	25	12	9	3	191	164	27	295	201	94	494	402	92	222	193	29

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Birthplaces.	CENTRAL DISTRICT (METROPOLITAN AREA).						CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).
	1t. Footscray.			1u. Williamstown.			1v. Buninyong.			1w. Ballarat East.			1x. Geelong.			1y. Geelong West.			1z. Newtown and Chilwell.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	18,318	9,094	9,224	14,052	6,793	7,259	1,292	627	665	18,324	8,940	9,384	12,418	5,873	6,545	5,871	2,678	3,193	5,049	2,176	2,873
Total specified	18,258	9,071	9,187	14,040	6,785	7,255	1,276	621	655	18,301	8,929	9,372	12,399	5,867	6,532	5,867	2,676	3,191	5,039	2,174	2,865
BRITISH.
Victoria	13,421	6,588	6,833	10,268	4,846	5,422	990	471	519	14,299	6,849	7,450	9,147	4,311	4,836	4,472	2,048	2,424	3,887	1,687	2,200
New South Wales	290	136	154	148	71	77	14	4	10	162	84	78	158	69	89	45	14	31	62	24	38
Queensland	47	14	33	30	13	17	2		2	46	25	21	30	12	18	5	3	2	15	7	8
South Australia	361	173	188	152	70	82	6	2	4	175	77	98	118	47	71	36	13	23	31	12	19
Western Australia	27	16	11	17	11	6				10	3	7	30	15	15	6	4	2	5	2	3
Tasmania	264	106	158	145	62	83	18	10	8	109	55	54	124	56	68	43	20	23	61	23	38
Australia (State not named)	20	9	11	3	1	2				12	4	8	9	3	6	1	1		2		2
New Zealand	203	102	101	114	48	66				63	25	38	71	30	41	21	10	11	28	12	16
Fiji													5	1	4				2	2
England	1,837	1,012	825	1,674	876	798	128	82	46	1,732	872	860	1,251	628	623	641	308	333	546	248	298
Wales	71	39	32	136	72	64	3	3		107	57	50	29	15	14	9	6	3	6	2	4
Scotland	697	364	333	601	327	274	37	12	25	355	164	191	419	200	219	169	69	100	163	59	104
Ireland	678	283	395	510	203	307	57	21	36	698	266	432	740	286	454	323	110	213	152	47	105
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)										1	1		1		1	1		1	2	1	1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	14	4	10	8	3	5				6	3	3	21	11	10	1	1		8	3	5
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	12	10	2	8	5	3				2	1	1	5		5	5	2	3	2		2
Canada (America)	11	6	5	11	10	1	2		2	10	7	3	3	2	1	7	4	3	5	1	4
Others	9	1	8	10	6	4	2	2		8	4	4	14	11	3	10	4	6	2	2
FOREIGN.
France	6	6		9	7	2	3	2	1	9	4	5	7	5	2	2	2		3	1	2
Belgium	2	2		2	2								3	2	1
Holland				3	2	1				1	1		2	1	1	1	1		1	1
Germany	110	77	33	63	49	14	6	5	1	76	54	22	44	31	13	14	13	1	10	7	3
Austria-Hungary	11	7	4	6	3	3	1	1		1	1		3	2	1
Switzerland	8	7	1							4	4		7	7		4	2	2	3	2	1
Italy	11	7	4	10	8	2				7	7		19	14	5	3	2	1
Spain	2		2	2	2								1	1
Portugal	1	1		1	1					2	2		1	1
Denmark	15	12	3	18	17	1	2	2		4	3	1	9	9					2	2
Sweden and Norway	58	49	9	33	32	1				7	7		21	19	2	2	2		2		2
Russia	1	1		8	7	1				42	25	17	12	9	3	1	1		2	2
Greece													1	1
United States of America	21	13	8	15	9	6				24	15	9	31	21	10	5	2	3	6		6
China	4	3	1	12	12		4	4		294	290	4	33	32	1	26	26		21	21
Japan																			2	2
Other Foreign Countries	14	8	6	4	2	2				17	11	6	10	6	4	7	4	3
At Sea	32	15	17	19	8	11	1		1	18	8	10	20	9	11	7	4	3	8	4	4
Unspecified	60	23	37	12	8	4	16	6	10	23	11	12	19	6	13	4	2	2	10	2	8
Foreign Subjects* Under 21	13	9	4	9	8	1				6	1	5	10	4	6	3	1	2
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	160	125	35	99	83	16	10	10		405	371	34	129	116	13	51	45	6	34	28	6

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Birthplaces.	CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).			NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT.
	2a. Queenscliff.			2b. Malmsbury.			2c. Daylesford.			2d. Creswick.			2e. Castlemaine.			2f. Chewton.			2g. Carisbrook.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	2,025	952	1,073	1,121	540	581	3,384	1,556	1,828	3,060	1,470	1,590	5,703	2,801	2,902	1,229	633	596	1,236	629	607
Total specified	2,021	949	1,072	1,121	540	581	3,379	1,551	1,828	3,042	1,465	1,577	5,694	2,797	2,897	1,227	632	595	1,229	623	606
BRITISH.
Victoria	1,535	722	813	877	419	458	2,497	1,096	1,401	2,420	1,151	1,269	4,234	2,013	2,221	898	443	455	1,044	519	525
New South Wales	34	9	25	7	3	4	36	17	19	28	12	16	70	29	41	15	7	8	17	6	11
Queensland	7	4	3	3	2	1	7	2	5	4	2	2	14	5	9
South Australia	24	6	18	4	1	3	47	18	29	37	16	21	54	30	24	13	8	5	11	6	5
Western Australia	2		2				2	2		2	1	1	1		1
Tasmania	19	9	10	11	5	6	21	5	16	20	7	13	65	29	36	9	4	5	6	3	3
Australia (State not named)	1		1	2	1	1				1		1	1	1					3	2	1
New Zealand	21	12	9	4	3	1	12	4	8	5	2	3	24	13	11	5	3	2	3	1	2
Fiji										1		1
England	208	101	107	81	46	35	401	188	213	294	140	154	599	310	289	155	88	67	82	52	30
Wales	2		2	10	7	3	5	3	2	4	1	3	39	21	18	16	6	10	6	4	2
Scotland	49	27	22	20	8	12	108	59	49	47	21	26	162	71	91	17	8	9	17	11	6
Ireland	80	29	51	92	38	54	128	51	77	90	35	55	218	96	122	36	13	23	23	7	16
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)	1	1											1		1				1	1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	5	3	2										3		3				1		1
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	1	1											1	1
Canada (America)	1	1					4	4		2		2	6	5	1	1		1	2	1	1
Others	1		1				1	1					9	8	1	1	1
FOREIGN.
France	3	2	1	1	1					1	1		1	1		1	1		2	2
Belgium
Holland													2	2
Germany	4	3	1	5	2	3	17	14	3	15	9	6	53	33	20	22	14	8	5	3	2
Austria-Hungary													1	1
Switzerland	1	1		1	1		30	29	1	2	1	1	6	6		1	1
Italy	3	3		1	1		11	9	2	2	2		11	9	2				2	2
Spain
Portugal							1	1		1	1								1	1
Denmark	3	3					3	3					17	16	1	3	2	1	1	1
Sweden and Norway	2	2					4	4		3	3		5	4	1
Russia							2	1	1							1	1
Greece	1	1					1	1
United States of America	4	2	2				5	4	1	3	2	1	10	7	3	1		1
China	4	4		1	1		31	31		57	57		83	83		30	30		1	1
Japan
Other Foreign Countries	3	2	1				2	1	1				1	1		2	2		1		1
At Sea	2	1	1	1	1		3	3		3	1	2	3	2	1
Unspecified	4	3	1				5	5		18	5	13	9	4	5	2	1	1	7	6	1
Foreign Subjects* Under 21	1	1											4	2	2	1	1
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	20	16	4	6	4	2	80	72	8	77	71	6	160	142	18	49	42	7	9	7	2

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Birthplaces.	NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT.												WESTERN DISTRICT.
	2h. Majorca.			2i. Maryborough.			2k. Talbot.			2l. Clunes.			2m. Ballarat.			2n. Sebastopol.			2o. Browns and Scarsdale.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	719	361	358	5,622	2,745	2,877	1,197	580	617	2,426	1,048	1,378	25,499	11,654	13,845	2,969	1,432	1,537	834	437	397
Total specified	719	361	358	5,618	2,742	2,876	1,188	575	613	2,421	1,045	1,376	25,482	11,645	13,837	2,967	1,430	1,537	834	437	397
BRITISH.
Victoria	575	278	297	4,467	2,092	2,375	839	390	449	1,784	762	1,022	19,128	8,632	10,496	2,297	1,123	1,174	645	329	316
New South Wales	6	3	3	69	32	37	7	1	6	13	7	6	309	126	183	23	11	12	5	3	2
Queensland				8	3	5	1		1	5	2	3	64	24	40	11	4	7
South Australia	5	2	3	69	34	35	12	5	7	20	7	13	259	105	154	27	12	15	1	1
Western Australia				3	1	2				3	2	1	28	14	14	3	2	1	2		2
Tasmania	2		2	42	17	25	10	3	7	13	4	9	221	96	125	27	11	16	15	10	5
Australia (State not named)				16	9	7	1	1					15	6	9	7	2	5
New Zealand	1		1	16	9	7	6	2	4	7	3	4	124	49	75	7	3	4	2	2
Fiji													3		3				4	2	2
England	70	41	29	495	279	216	146	77	69	360	155	205	2,806	1,386	1,420	245	116	129	74	43	31
Wales	12	9	3	47	29	18	3	3		14	8	6	159	88	71	87	48	39	1		1
Scotland	13	5	8	103	55	48	59	28	31	57	30	27	805	390	415	63	25	38	44	19	25
Ireland	18	7	11	145	57	88	55	20	35	109	41	68	1,218	493	725	139	50	89	27	16	11
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)				3	1	2
India and Ceylon (Asia)	1	1		5	5		2	2					10	7	3				1	1
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)				1		1	1	1					7	3	4				1	1
Canada (America)	1	1		4	3	1	1	1		1	1		16	12	4	1	1
Others				2	2					1	1		14	7	7
FOREIGN.
France				2	2								9	6	3
Belgium													1	1
Holland													2	2
Germany	3	2	1	17	15	2	16	12	4	9	4	5	98	58	40	11	8	3	3	2	1
Austria-Hungary	1	1											4	4
Switzerland				4	3	1							3	2	1	1		1	1	1
Italy				3	3								33	30	3	3	3
Spain																1		1
Portugal
Denmark				3	3		1	1					9	8	1	3	3
Sweden and Norway	4	4		3	2	1	2	2					14	13	1	1	1
Russia													5	3	2	2	2
Greece				2	2								1	1
United States of America				6	3	3				7	2	5	33	18	15	3	2	1
China	7	7		75	75		26	26		12	12		25	24	1	3	3		7	7
Japan
Other Foreign Countries				3	2	1							34	19	15
At Sea				5	4	1				6	4	2	25	18	7	2		2	1		1
Unspecified				4	3	1	9	5	4	5	3	2	17	9	8	2	2
Foreign Subjects* Under 21				3	3								14	11	3
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	15	14	1	87	83	4	38	36	2	19	10	9	166	118	48	23	18	5	10	9	1

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Birthplaces.	WESTERN DISTRICT.
	2p. Smythesdale.			2q. Warrnambool.			2r. Ararat.			2s. Hamilton.			2t. Koroit.			2u. Port Fairy.			2v. Portland.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	443	221	222	6,404	2,941	3,463	3,580	1,795	1,785	4,024	1,942	2,082	1,684	862	822	1,990	968	1,022	2,185	965	1,220
Total specified	441	221	220	6,395	2,936	3,459	3,516	1,787	1,729	4,017	1,939	2,078	1,677	858	819	1,989	967	1,022	2,183	965	1,218
BRITISH.
Victoria	332	169	163	4,964	2,234	2,730	2,423	1,162	1,261	3,175	1,493	1,682	1,332	676	656	1,565	744	821	1,660	718	942
New South Wales	2		2	77	24	33	56	30	26	29	15	14	9	4	5	15	7	8	17	7	10
Queensland	4		4	5	3	2	3	1	2	11	2	9	5	4	1	4	1	3	4		4
South Australia	3	2	1	79	31	48	42	19	23	75	39	36	8	4	4	9	6	3	34	11	23
Western Australia	1		1	4	1	3	1		1	5	3	2				1		1	6	2	4
Tasmania	5	2	3	52	26	26	34	18	16	24	14	10	5	2	3	17	9	8	26	10	16
Australia (State not named)				5		5	6	3	3	7	3	4							4	1	3
New Zealand				39	17	22	19	9	10	3	3		4	2	2	6	1	5	4	1	3
Fiji
England	45	21	24	500	259	241	364	215	149	291	165	126	66	32	34	150	80	70	213	104	109
Wales				13	8	5	9	2	7	6	3	3				8	5	3	1		1
Scotland	11	5	6	179	86	93	117	57	60	152	78	74	29	17	12	49	29	20	90	50	40
Ireland	25	10	15	412	193	219	294	147	147	170	75	95	212	111	101	141	65	76	88	34	54
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)							1	1		1		1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	1	1		6	3	3	3	2	1	4	3	1	2	2		5	4	1	1	1
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)				1		1	2	1	1							1	1
Canada (America)	1		1	3	3		2	1	1	3	3					1	1		4	3	1
Others				3		3	7	7											1		1
FOREIGN.
France				1	1		8	6	2	1	1								2	2
Belgium	1	1					3	1	2							1	1
Holland				1	1		1	1		1	1		2	1	1
Germany	4	4		22	16	6	28	20	8	30	14	16	2	2		6	5	1	6	4	2
Austria-Hungary	1	1		4	3	1	1	1								1	1
Switzerland							10	10		1	1
Italy				3	1	2	7	6	1	1	1
Spain
Portugal
Denmark							3	1	2	1	1
Sweden and Norway				4	3	1	5	5		3	2	1				2	2		7	7
Russia	1	1					2	2											3	3
Greece
United States of America				12	6	6	4	3	1	4	3	1				1		1	3	1	2
China	4	4		10	9	1	48	47	1	11	11		1	1		1	1		3	3
Japan																2	2
Other Foreign Countries				8	5	3	8	6	2	4	4
At Sea				8	3	5	5	3	2	4	1	3				3	2	1	6	3	3
Unspecified	2		2	9	5	4	64	8	56	7	3	4	7	4	3	1	1		2		2
Foreign Subjects* Under 21				3	3		3	2	1	1	1					1	1		1	1
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	8	8		32	24	8	110	99	11	40	29	11	3	2	1	8	7	1	20	16	4

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Birthplaces.	WIMMERA DISTRICT.									NORTHERN DISTRICT.
	2w. Horsham.			2x. Stawell.			2y. St. Arnaud.			2z. Inglewood.			3a. Dunolly.			3b. Tarnagulla.			3c. Bendigo.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	2,724	1,293	1,431	5,318	2,485	2,833	3,656	1,815	1,841	1,320	669	651	1,384	698	686	729	357	372	30,774	14,681	16,093
Total specified	2,721	1,291	1,430	5,307	2,479	2,828	3,633	1,809	1,824	1,318	667	651	1,384	698	686	729	357	372	30,720	14,658	16,062
BRITISH.
Victoria	2,137	996	1,141	4,145	1,928	2,217	2,925	1,421	1,504	1,001	487	514	1,042	493	549	541	252	289	23,246	10,852	12,394
New South Wales	19	12	7	47	24	23	52	26	26	23	9	14	11	3	8	22	11	11	529	225	304
Queensland	3	1	2	14	3	11	19	6	13	2		2	3	3		5	2	3	68	23	45
South Australia	129	49	80	102	43	59	65	30	35	27	11	16	13	7	6	8	4	4	390	154	236
Western Australia	4	3	1	5	2	3	7		7				1	1		2	1	1	36	18	18
Tasmania	30	13	17	26	11	15	23	15	8	15	5	10	8	4	4	6	2	4	230	102	128
Australia (State not named)	1		1	5	2	3	18	7	11										32	17	15
New Zealand	9	3	6	18	10	8	19	8	11	2	1	1	2		2	3	1	2	133	62	71
Fiji
England	158	86	72	446	213	233	249	143	106	113	66	47	153	89	64	74	42	32	3,197	1,645	1,552
Wales	1	1		67	29	38	11	7	4	9	6	3	6	3	3	8	4	4	104	51	53
Scotland	68	37	31	157	78	79	72	37	35	28	14	14	32	20	12	24	14	10	541	267	274
Ireland	106	48	58	180	64	116	78	32	46	49	26	23	50	19	31	14	5	9	1,339	559	780
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)																			5	5
India and Ceylon (Asia)	6	5	1	1	1		6	6		7	5	2	12	12		1	1		42	36	6
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)							3	1	2				2		2	1	1		12	1	11
Canada (America)	1	1		5	3	2	4	4		2	1	1	2	2		2		2	13	7	6
Others	1	1		5	2	3	1	1		1		1							11	6	5
FOREIGN.
France				5	4	1							3	2	1				10	6	4
Belgium																			1	1
Holland																1	1		9	7	2
Germany	22	10	12	31	20	11	25	16	9	3	2	1	6	5	1	6	6		257	170	87
Austria-Hungary							1	1								1	1		7	4	3
Switzerland	4	3	1	6	6		2	2		1	1		1	1		2	2		17	15	2
Italy				1	1		7	6	1	5	5		1	1		2	2		34	27	7
Spain																1		1	8	7	1
Portugal																			1	1
Denmark	2	2		3	3					2	2								30	25	5
Sweden and Norway	1	1		3	3		2	2		4	4		3	3		2	2		19	18	1
Russia	1	1		1	1		1	1											6	4	2
Greece				1	1								1	1					3	3
United States of America	1	1		4	4		6	5	1	1	1		1	1					49	33	16
China	14	14		21	21		27	27		19	19		27	27		3	3		261	259	2
Japan							4						1	1
Other Foreign Countries				2		2	6	2	4										40	29	11
At Sea	3	3		6	2	4		3	1	4	2	2	3		3				40	19	21
Unspecified	3	2	1	11	6	5	23	6	17	2	2								54	23	31
Foreign Subjects* Under 21				1	1														10	8	2
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	36	26	10	61	51	10	57	49	8	29	28	1	39	38	1	5	4	1	567	487	80

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Birthplaces.	NORTHERN DISTRICT.									NORTH EASTERN DISTRICT.						GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.			MIGRATORY.
	3d. Eaglehawk.			3e. Raywood.			3f. Echuca.			3g. Wangaratta.			3h. Rutherglen.			3i. Sale.			MIGRATORY.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	8,367	4,132	4,235	461	262	199	4,089	2,035	2,054	2,621	1,279	1,342	1,748	918	830	3,462	1,586	1,876	985	539	446
Total specified	8,363	4,129	4,234	460	261	199	4,084	2,032	2,052	2,619	1,277	1,342	1,747	917	830	3,459	1,586	1,873
BRITISH.
Victoria	6,496	3,154	3,342	383	219	164	3,000	1,435	1,565	2,009	937	1,072	1,334	691	643	2,656	1,207	1,449
New South Wales	105	49	56	5		5	206	102	104	100	50	50	119	54	65	47	18	29
Queensland	21	10	11				4	1	3	9	4	5	8	2	6	4	2	2
South Australia	102	39	63	3	1	2	62	27	35	36	18	18	20	11	9	27	16	11
Western Australia	2	2					10	3	7	7	3	4				6	2	4
Tasmania	63	25	38	3	3		53	21	32	16	8	8	12	6	6	74	24	50
Australia (State not named)	5	5		3	3		2	2					1		1	1		1
New Zealand	35	19	16	2	2		21	8	13	21	13	8	1	1		16	6	10
Fiji							1		1
England	958	486	472	16	13	3	282	182	100	147	97	50	113	72	41	258	138	120
Wales	36	25	11				7	2	5	4	1	3	1	1		5	2	3
Scotland	132	75	57	13	5	8	112	64	48	66	34	32	34	17	17	94	48	46
Ireland	201	64	137	26	9	17	198	78	120	127	48	79	52	22	30	221	91	130
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)				1	1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	3	1	2				6	3	3	1	1		1		1	4	3	1
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)							2	2
Canada (America)	11	5	6				1	1		1	1		3	2	1	7	5	2
Others	1	1					2	2		3	2	1				2		2
FOREIGN.
France	1	1					3	3		2	2		1	1		2		2
Belgium							1	1
Holland	3	3								2	1	1				1		1
Germany	23	16	7	1	1		19	12	7	12	6	6	17	11	6	8	5	3
Austria-Hungary	2	2														1	1
Switzerland	31	28	3				3	2	1				2	2
Italy	23	21	2				3	3		1	1		1	1
Spain
Portugal							1	1
Denmark	5	5					6	6		1	1		1	1
Sweden and Norway	4	4					15	14	1	4	4		9	9		3	2	1
Russia							2	2					1	1		1	1
Greece
United States of America	10	5	5	1	1		8	4	4	14	10	4	2	1	1	6	3	3
China	80	77	3	3	3		48	47	1	35	35		7	6	1	9	9
Japan
Other Foreign Countries													3	3		2	1	1
At Sea	10	7	3				6	4	2	1		1	4	2	2	4	2	2
Unspecified	4	3	1	1	1		5	3	2	2	2		1	1		3		3	985	539	446
Foreign Subjects* Under 21	3	3					2	2		3	1	2				2	2
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	132	123	9	4	4		75	69	6	59	52	7	29	27	2	23	18	5

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires.
Birthplaces.	Total Population of Shires.			CENTRAL DISTRICT (METROPOLITAN AREA).									CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).
	Total Population of Shires.			1. Co burg.			2. Preston.			3. Boroondara.			5. Wyndham.			6. Braybrook.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	551,523	295,592	255,931	6,772	3,394	3,378	4,059	1,975	2,084	8,602	3,927	4,675	2,757	1,545	1,212	1,430	791	639
Total specified	548,914	293,988	254,926	6,737	3,381	3,356	4,033	1,959	2,074	8,592	3,921	4,671	2,731	1,531	1,200	1,425	789	636
BRITISH.
Victoria	418,322	216,620	201,702	4,676	2,251	2,425	3,086	1,476	1,610	5,954	2,714	3,240	2,078	1,121	957	1,069	578	491
New South Wales	9,934	5,183	4,751	132	58	74	68	27	41	177	69	108	34	22	12	15	6	9
Queensland	939	468	471	23	10	13	8	3	5	15	3	12	3	1	2
South Australia	11,912	6,422	5,490	109	65	44	68	42	26	159	56	103	38	25	13	32	14	18
Western Australia	461	230	231	8	6	2	6	3	3	11	5	6				1	1
Tasmania	4,907	2,657	2,250	112	53	59	74	38	36	116	44	72	24	12	12	13	5	8
Australia (State not named)	343	192	151				6	3	3				3	2	1	11	10	1
New Zealand	2,170	1,195	975	85	42	43	23	6	17	85	32	53	20	15	5	9	7	2
Fiji	38	22	16	2	1	1				3	1	2
England	40,363	24,721	15,642	759	421	338	373	194	179	1,253	614	639	220	139	81	132	78	54
Wales	1,363	856	507	13	4	9	13	6	7	25	15	10	6	4	2	6	3	3
Scotland	16,037	9,024	7,013	197	92	105	77	41	36	303	148	155	75	50	25	42	26	16
Ireland	28,514	15,302	13,212	384	193	191	146	67	79	314	123	191	191	110	81	64	38	26
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)	24	13	11	1	1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	839	717	122	7	6	1	3	2	1	14	8	6	2	1	1	1		1
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	189	110	79	7	5	2	1		1	10	3	7	2	1	1
Canada (America)	423	312	111	10	4	6	3	1	2	14	7	7	1		1	1	1
Others	252	183	69	11	6	5	1	1		20	10	10				2		2
FOREIGN.
France	325	238	87	6	5	1	2	2		10	3	7	2	2		1	1
Belgium	27	20	7	1	1					2		2
Holland	66	59	7	1	1		1	1		1	1
Germany	3,738	2,622	1,116	41	28	13	38	25	13	41	24	17	6	5	1	9	7	2
Austria-Hungary	142	133	9				2	2		5	5
Switzerland	584	494	90	4	4		2	2		2	1	1	3	2	1	1		1
Italy	778	691	87	6	5	1	6	3	3
Spain	49	32	17				1	1		1	1
Portugal	33	31	2
Denmark	506	449	57	11	8	3	3	2	1	5	3	2	2	2
Sweden and Norway	956	911	45	10	10		2	2		10	7	3	7	7		1	1
Russia	168	152	16	2	1	1										2	2
Greece	22	21	1	1	1
United States of America	772	565	207	25	14	11	9	3	6	11	5	6	7	4	3	4	3	1
China	2,767	2,754	13	76	76		4	4		11	11					6	6
Japan	10	10								1	1		1	1
Other Foreign Countries	253	196	57	5	3	2	2	1	1	6	4	2	3	3
At Sea	688	383	305	12	6	6	5	1	4	13	3	10	3	2	1	3	2	1
Unspecified	2,609	1,604	1,005	35	13	22	26	16	10	10	6	4	26	14	12	5	2	3
Foreign Subjects* Under 21	258	166	92	13	10	3	3	2	1	3		3
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	8,736	7,576	1,160	156	137	19	52	35	17	69	47	22	24	20	4	21	18	3

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).
	7. Keilor.			8. Broadmeadows.			9. Epping.			10. Heidelberg.			11. Templestowe.			12. Doncaster.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	613	335	278	1,727	900	827	1,182	623	559	5,008	2,512	2,496	932	489	443	1,035	559	476
Total specified	611	335	276	1,722	896	826	1,178	623	555	4,992	2,498	2,494	932	489	443	1,034	558	476
BRITISH.
Victoria	437	238	199	1,278	641	637	900	455	445	3,289	1,602	1,687	736	377	359	787	431	356
New South Wales	4	2	2	43	18	25	13	4	9	86	35	51	2	1	1	8	4	4
Queensland	2		2	6	2	4				17	11	6				5	1	4
South Australia	11	7	4	16	11	5	9	2	7	42	24	18	15	8	7	12	5	7
Western Australia	1		1	2	1	1	1	1		9	5	4	1		1
Tasmania	4	1	3	35	21	14	4	3	1	51	20	31	1	1		6		6
Australia (State not named)										10	4	6
New Zealand	1		1	15	7	8	8	3	5	47	22	25	2	1	1	18	12	6
Fiji
England	55	35	20	144	86	58	91	57	34	680	356	324	71	41	30	92	52	40
Wales	2	1	1	4	3	1	2	1	1	17	9	8	4	2	2	9	4	5
Scotland	28	14	14	58	33	25	21	16	5	189	101	88	34	17	17	12	5	7
Ireland	52	27	25	90	51	39	79	50	29	429	214	215	45	23	22	21	9	12
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)
India and Ceylon (Asia)				1	1		1	1		5	2	3	4	2	2
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)										3	3					1	1
Canada (America)	2	1	1	1	1		1		1	7	3	4	1	1		1		1
Others	1		1							3	2	1
FOREIGN.
France	1	1		1	1					2	1	1	1	1
Belgium				1	1
Holland										1		1
Germany	6	6		12	6	6	39	21	18	46	36	10	8	7	1	51	27	24
Austria-Hungary				1	1					1	1
Switzerland							1	1		2		2	1	1		3	1	2
Italy										4	3	1
Spain							1	1		1	1
Portugal										1	1
Denmark				2	2		2	2		7	7		1	1		4	4
Sweden and Norway	3	1	2	7	5	2	3	3		12	12		1	1		3	2	1
Russia										3	2	1	1	1
Greece							1	1
United States of America				3	3		1	1		13	8	5	2	2		1		1
China										5	5
Japan										2	2
Other Foreign Countries				1	1					1		1
At Sea	1	1		1		1				7	6	1	1	1
Unspecified	2		2	5	4	1	4		4	16	14	2				1	1
Foreign Subjects* Under 21				1		1	1	1								3	3
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	5	5		15	11	4	36	22	14	88	71	17	14	13	1	42	19	23

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).
	13. Nunawading.			14. Mulgrave.			15. Moorabbin.			16. Dandenong.			17. Ferntree Gully.			18. Lilydale.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	4,676	2,267	2,409	2,038	1,067	971	7,417	3,622	3,795	2,955	1,506	1,449	2,805	1,555	1,250	5,348	2,865	2,483
Total specified	4,670	2,264	2,406	2,038	1,067	971	7,409	3,619	3,790	2,954	1,506	1,448	2,786	1,546	1,240	5,343	2,861	2,482
BRITISH.
Victoria	3,351	1,616	1,735	1,502	763	739	5,390	2,559	2,831	2,172	1,074	1,098	1,995	1,065	930	3,888	2,014	1,874
New South Wales	90	38	52	37	21	16	137	65	72	44	18	26	49	25	24	59	30	29
Queensland	15	5	10	6	3	3	23	9	14	7	2	5	20	13	7	7	3	4
South Australia	51	21	30	19	12	7	90	43	47	55	20	35	34	15	19	84	41	43
Western Australia	6	4	2	3	2	1	9	2	7	3	2	1	5	5		11	3	8
Tasmania	67	29	38	22	9	13	88	30	58	32	17	15	36	23	13	62	28	34
Australia (State not named)	6		6	6	3	3				1		1				1	1
New Zealand	37	18	19	8	2	6	49	25	24	18	12	6	23	16	7	26	16	10
Fiji	1		1													3	2	1
England	622	317	305	206	122	84	854	444	410	288	171	117	312	186	126	602	352	250
Wales	9	4	5	3	3		22	10	12	4	1	3	10	7	3	7	4	3
Scotland	135	65	70	55	30	25	217	108	109	93	51	42	74	46	28	149	87	62
Ireland	180	84	96	123	64	59	310	158	152	165	90	75	101	52	49	272	147	125
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)							1	1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	5	4	1	3	1	2	7	4	3	3	2	1	9	5	4	12	9	3
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	7	2	5							1		1	4	1	3	8	6	2
Canada (America)	6	1	5				9	3	6	1	1		3	3		6	3	3
Others	9	8	1	1	1		3	1	2	5	2	3				2	2
FOREIGN.
France				6	4	2	11	3	8	3	3		1	1		18	14	4
Belgium	2	2					2	1	1							1	1
Holland							4	4		2	2		3	1	2
Germany	30	22	8	21	15	6	36	26	10	29	19	10	55	36	19	45	32	13
Austria-Hungary							2	2		3	3		2	2		5	5
Switzerland	3	1	2	2		2	3	3		2	1	1	4	4		17	14	3
Italy	3	3		1	1		4	4					1		1	9	9
Spain	9	5	4				3	1	2							1		1
Portugal							1	1		1	1
Denmark	2	2		2	1	1	9	6	3	3	2	1	4	4		5	2	3
Sweden and Norway	9	9		4	4		11	10	1	5	5		20	19	1	9	9
Russia	2	1	1	3	3					1	1		7	7		5	5
Greece
United States of America	5	1	4	1	1		14	8	6	4	2	2	11	8	3	11	9	2
China	1	1					82	81	1	1	1					4	4
Japan
Other Foreign Countries	4	1	3				8	2	6							6	5	1
At Sea	3		3	4	2	2	10	5	5	8	3	5	3	2	1	8	4	4
Unspecified	6	3	3				8	3	5	1		1	19	9	10	5	4	1
Foreign Subjects* Under 21	4	2	2	3		3	4	2	2	1		1	6	4	2	9	6	3
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	44	31	13	32	24	8	146	123	23	46	35	11	80	61	19	108	87	21

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).
	19. Eltham.			20. Wittlesea.			21. Mertiang.			22. Springfield.			23. Lancefield.			24. Romsey.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	3,377	1,801	1,576	2,118	1,124	994	1,019	544	475	631	355	276	1,198	660	538	1,709	913	796
Total specified	3,369	1,796	1,573	2,117	1,124	993	1,019	544	475	631	355	276	1,195	659	536	1,708	912	796
BRITISH.
Victoria	2,522	1,310	1,212	1,658	868	790	781	407	374	472	255	217	924	495	429	1,250	655	595
New South Wales	36	19	17	23	15	8	10	5	5	6	5	1	9	4	5	18	7	11
Queensland	7	4	3				4	4		4	2	2	4	3	1	3	2	1
South Australia	29	15	14	19	12	7	5	2	3	5	2	3	7	3	4	15	7	8
Western Australia	5	3	2	2	1	1							1		1	1		1
Tasmania	52	29	23	17	8	9	6	3	3	7	5	2	13	4	9	17	12	5
Australia (State not named)																2	1	1
New Zealand	16	6	10	4	4		5	1	4				1		1	4	1	3
Fiji
England	373	223	150	177	102	75	65	43	22	28	23	5	70	38	32	113	67	46
Wales	7	3	4	1	1					1	1		1		1	5	1	4
Scotland	107	59	48	76	40	36	44	23	21	36	15	21	32	19	13	91	49	42
Ireland	124	54	70	104	48	56	79	42	37	66	41	25	106	68	38	163	88	75
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)
India and Ceylon (Asia)	1	1		3	3		2	1	1	1	1		7	7
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)				1		1	1		1
Canada (America)				2	1	1										4	4
Others	2	2		1	1												2	1
FOREIGN.
France	9	7	2	1		1				1	1
Belgium
Holland	1	1														3	2	1
Germany	33	23	10	8	5	3	9	9					2	2		8	7	1
Austria-Hungary	2	2					1		1				1	1
Switzerland	2	1	1										1	1
Italy				2	2
Spain
Portugal
Denmark	7	6	1	1	1		1	1					1	1
Sweden and Norway	6	5	1	5	5		2	2		3	3		7	6	1	3	3
Russia	1	1		1	1					1	1					1	1
Greece
United States of America	4	2	2	4	2	2	3		3				1	1		2	2
China	18	18		3	3								4	4
Japan
Other Foreign Countries
At Sea	5	2	3	4	1	3	1	1					3	2	1	2	1	1
Unspecified	8	5	3	1		1							3	1	2	1	1
Foreign Subjects* Under 21	1		1	1	1
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	52	43	9	22	17	5	12	8	4	2	2		7	7		12	10	2

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).
	25. Bulla.			26. Gisborne.			27. Melton.			28. Bacchus Marsh.			29. Ballan.			30. Bongaree.			31. Buninyong.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	2,125	1,015	1,110	2,221	1,053	1,168	1,233	674	559	2,561	1,336	1,225	5,594	2,902	2,692	4,260	2,307	1,953	6,197	3,290	2,907
Total specified	2,011	987	1,024	2,218	1,053	1,165	1,232	674	558	2,560	1,335	1,225	5,589	2,899	2,690	4,246	2,300	1,946	6,184	3,283	2,901
BRITISH.
Victoria	1,249	596	653	1,601	755	846	952	515	437	1,989	1,031	958	4,439	2,241	2,198	3,259	1,701	1,558	4,777	2,499	2,278
New South Wales	24	9	15	32	15	17	7	4	3	25	14	11	43	22	21	22	12	10	39	17	22
Queensland	4	1	3	6	4	2				4	3	1	4	1	3	3	2	1	5	3	2
South Australia	13	5	8	24	7	17	13	6	7	6	3	3	30	12	18	25	17	8	24	12	12
Western Australia	2	2		5	2	3	1		1	3	2	1	6	2	4	3	1	2	8	5	3
Tasmania	22	10	12	33	11	22	20	11	9	27	13	14	34	21	23	19	11	8	27	20	7
Australia (State not named)							2	2		6	4	2	8	2	6	5	2	3	6	2	4
New Zealand	4	3	1	10	3	7	6	4	2	14	7	7	1		1	27	12	15	3	2	1
Fiji				1	1
England	194	110	84	185	96	89	77	45	32	193	113	80	386	211	175	287	171	116	430	254	176
Wales	2	2		5	4	1				3	2	1	31	25	6	7	4	3	17	9	8
Scotland	101	51	50	79	45	34	38	18	20	89	46	43	146	75	71	89	55	34	167	85	82
Ireland	346	161	185	196	82	114	98	51	47	185	83	102	331	173	158	421	248	173	567	276	291
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)													1	1
India and Ceylon (Asia)				5	3	2	1	1		1		1	5	5		3	3		4	3	1
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)				2	2		2	2								1		1
Canada (America)	2	1	1	6	4	2				1	1		4	3	1	2	1	1	3	3
Others	1	1								1	1		1	1		4	1	3	1	1
FOREIGN.
France				1		1	2	2		2	1	1	3	2	1	1	1		1	1
Belgium
Holland
Germany	13	7	6	13	7	6	7	7		2	2		20	16	4	19	13	6	19	13	6
Austria-Hungary	1	1
Switzerland	5	3	2	1	1					1	1		2	2		3	3		7	5	2
Italy	7	7											10	8	2	7	7		1	1
Spain	1		1							1	1		1		1
Portugal	1	1											1	1
Denmark	2	1	1	1	1		2	2		2	2		3	3					1	1
Sweden and Norway	6	6		3	3		3	3		1	1		5	4	1	6	5	1	5	5
Russia	1	1		1	1								1	1
Greece
United States of America	2	1	1							1	1		10	8	2	4	4		9	5	4
China	6	6		1	1								54	54		25	25		56	56
Japan										1	1
Other Foreign Countries	1	1		3	3		1	1					4	3	1	1		1	1	1
At Sea	1		1	4	2	2				2	2		5	2	3	3	1	2	6	4	2
Unspecified	114	28	86	3		3	1		1	1	1		5	3	2	14	7	7	13	7	6
Foreign Subjects* Under 21	1		1				1	1											1	1
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	44	34	10	18	11	7	8	7		4	4		94	86	8	51	47	4	93	84	9

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).
	32. Meredith.			33. Bannockburn.			34. Corio.			35. Barrabool.			36. South Barwon.			37. Bellarine.			38. Flinders and Kangerong.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	1,374	738	636	1,767	903	864	2,258	1,157	1,101	1,901	1,032	869	2,319	1,121	1,198	4,601	2,347	2,254	2,516	1,265	1,251
Total specified	1,374	738	636	1,755	895	860	2,251	1,156	1,095	1,899		867	2,317	1,120	1,197	4,598	2,345	2,253	2,503	1,260	1,243
BRITISH.
Victoria	1,085	570	515	1,364	696	668	1,786	912	874	1,548	833	715	1,815	878	937	3,652	1,829	1,823	1,792	865	927
New South Wales	9	5	4	10	4	6	17	11	6	14	8	6	23	10	13	45	25	20	33	15	18
Queensland	1	1		10	3	7	8	4	4	2	1	1	2	2		4		4	5	3	2
South Australia	20	9	11	2	1	1	5	1	4	15	8	7	17	5	12	20	15	5	27	13	14
Western Australia							2	2								3		3	1		1
Tasmania	9	5	4	12	7	5	19	7	12	15	11	4	20	9	11	37	19	18	24	9	15
Australia (State not named)	2	1	1	5	1	4										6	5	1	1		1
New Zealand	2	2		5	2	3	8	2	6	8	6	2	2	2		22	12	10	24	12	12
Fiji
England	98	63	35	106	57	49	143	81	62	119	64	55	210	104	106	419	242	177	266	150	116
Wales				9	4	5	5	3	2	2	2		4	2	2	8	1	7	9	6	3
Scotland	54	27	27	97	48	49	101	50	51	48	19	29	73	28	45	126	66	60	126	72	54
Ireland	74	40	34	103	51	52	128	62	66	77	38	39	69	28	41	212	99	113	124	61	63
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)																2	1	1	1		1
India and Ceylon (Asia)				1		1				5	5		1	1					7	3	4
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	1	1		1	1											2	1	1	1		1
Canada (America)				1	1		1		1	1	1					2	1	1	3	3
Others										1	1		1	1		1	1		2	2
FOREIGN.
France										1	1					1		1	3	1	2
Belgium
Holland
Germany	6	5	1	5	2	3	1	1		20	12	8	61	32	29	10	9	1	9	7	2
Austria-Hungary				1		1										1	1
Switzerland	2	2		16	13	3	13	7	6	14	13	1				1	1		1		1
Italy	1	1		1		1							1	1					1	1
Spain
Portugal																1	1		2	2
Denmark										1	1					4	3	1	3	2	1
Sweden and Norway	1	1					5	4	1	2	2		3	3		3	3		11	10	1
Russia				1	1		2	2		1	1					1	1		1	1
Greece																			4	4
United States of America	5	2	3	1	1		2	2		2	2		2	2		3	2	1	4	3	1
China	3	3					3	3					9	9		1	1		5	4	1
Japan
Other Foreign Countries				2	1	1										1		1	8	8
At Sea	1		1	2	1	1	2	2		3	3		4	3	1	10	6	4	5	3	2
Unspecified				12	8	4	7	1	6	2		2	2	1	1	3	2	1	13	5	8
Foreign Subjects* Under 21										1	1								1	1
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	13	11	2	16	10	6	18	13	5	12	10	2	42	30	12	19	17	2	36	30	6

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).
	39. Mornington.			40. Frankston and Hastings.			41. Phillip Island and Woolamai.			42. Poowong and Jeetho.			43. Cranbourne.			44. Berwick.			45. Upper Yarra.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	1,301	572	729	2,301	1,165	1,136	2,791	1,572	1,219	7,899	4,493	3,406	3,199	1,668	1,531	5,084	2,685	2,399	1,448	937	511
Total specified	1,299	570	729	2,299	1,165	1,134	2,786	1,570	1,216	7,856	4,461	3,395	3,186	1,657	1,529	5,074	2,679	2,395	1,442	932	510
BRITISH.
Victoria	971	424	547	1,687	834	853	2,122	1,156	966	5,268	2,852	2,416	2,463	1,239	1,224	3,605	1,836	1,769	974	585	389
New South Wales	6	4	2	24	13	11	46	24	22	522	281	241	57	30	27	95	47	48	29	20	9
Queensland	2		2	7	2	5	2	1	1	79	45	34	9	4	5	16	8	8	8	5	3
South Australia	20	11	9	40	17	23	29	19	10	141	80	61	39	18	21	84	43	41	23	18	5
Western Australia	3	2	1	1	1		4	2	2	8	6	2	4	2	2	10	4	6	1	1
Tasmania	20	9	11	33	7	26	34	18	16	149	80	69	27	14	13	68	29	39	27	20	7
Australia (State not named)	1		1				9	5	4	1	1					2	2
New Zealand	7	1	6	23	12	11	6	3	3	62	36	26	19	11	8	49	27	22	9	9
Fiji				4	4					2	1	1				1	1
England	146	74	72	260	138	122	245	155	90	776	510	266	256	161	95	506	315	191	162	112	50
Wales	5	2	3	7	3	4	17	12	5	71	42	29	4	3	1	15	8	7	6	6
Scotland	45	16	29	68	42	26	89	55	34	335	206	129	107	52	55	161	90	71	55	39	16
Ireland	52	15	37	96	56	40	123	71	52	255	166	89	164	91	73	305	157	148	84	63	21
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)
India and Ceylon (Asia)	2	1	1	3	2	1	5	2	3	11	7	4	2	1	1	3	2	1	2	2
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	3	2	1	4	1	3	1	1					1		1	6	2	4	1	1
Canada (America)	1		1	2	2		6	6		7	7		1	1		5	4	1	7	6	1
Others	1		1				4	2	2	3	2	1				3	3
FOREIGN.
France	2	1	1	1		1	1		1	2	2		1	1		6	2	4	5	4	1
Belgium
Holland	1	1											1	1
Germany	3	2	1	10	7	3	11	10	1	49	36	13	11	11		51	36	15	19	14	5
Austria-Hungary				1	1					8	8					1	1		2	2
Switzerland	1		1				1		1	6	5	1	2	1	1	4	4		4	4
Italy				7	7					7	7					9	7	2	2	2
Spain				3	2	1	1	1
Portugal
Denmark				3	2	1	2	2		10	7	3	3	3		14	8	6	4	4
Sweden and Norway	2	2		5	5		14	14		37	36	1	9	9		22	21	1	6	6
Russia	1	1		5	5		3	3		10	10					5	5
Greece
United States of America	1	1		1		1	1	1		18	13	5	2	2		12	11	1	3	2	1
China										6	6					1	1		2	2
Japan
Other Foreign Countries	1	1		1		1	7	6	1	4	3	1				4	3	1	3	3
At Sea	2		2	3	2	1	3	1	2	9	6	3	4	2	2	11	2	9	4	2	2
Unspecified	2	2		2		2	5	2	3	43	32	11	13	11	2	10	6	4	6	5	1
Foreign Subjects* Under 21				3	3		1	1		6	4	2	2	2		12	6	6
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	7	5	2	13	10	3	32	30	2	118	105	13	20	20		82	65	17	36	34	2

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	CENTRAL DISTRICT (OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA).			NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
	46. Healesville.			47. Alexandra.			48. Yea.			49. Seymour.			50. Broadford.			51. Kilmore.			52. Pyslong.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	1,571	822	749	2,661	1,447	1,214	2,594	1,416	1,178	4,165	2,132	2,033	1,840	982	858	2,245	1,177	1,068	1,139	630	509
Total specified	1,568	819	749	2,659	1,445	1,214	2,589	1,413	1,176	4,158	2,128	2,030	1,839	981	858	2,242	1,176	1,066	1,137	629	508
BRITISH.
Victoria	1,140	566	574	2,047	1,077	970	2,073	1,092	981	3,369	1,662	1,707	1,428	723	705	1,722	877	845	892	473	419
New South Wales	28	14	14	45	26	19	55	34	21	62	34	28	32	17	15	28	15	13	24	15	9
Queensland	4	2	2	4	2	2	3	2	1	6	2	4	5	1	4	2		2	1	1
South Australia	23	9	14	13	7	6	31	16	15	21	8	13	15	12	3	12	6	6	6	4	2
Western Australia	1	1		4	2	2	1	1		3		3	1	1		1		1	1		1
Tasmania	23	13	10	40	25	15	21	12	9	35	19	16	17	9	8	16	8	8	5	3	2
Australia (State not named)										1	1								4	3	1
New Zealand	14	4	10	10	7	3	7	5	2	18	7	11	13	6	7	8	6	2	4	2	2
Fiji				1	1		1	1		1		1
England	176	117	59	230	144	86	160	105	55	233	152	81	143	99	44	94	62	32	50	31	19
Wales	5	2	3	2	2		8	3	5	7	4	3	7	5	2	2		2
Scotland	51	34	17	81	43	38	76	45	31	98	55	43	57	33	24	93	46	47	43	29	14
Ireland	61	26	35	123	59	64	110	57	53	235	125	110	79	39	40	231	128	103	87	52	35
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)
India and Ceylon (Asia)	3	1	2	1	1		5	5		6	6		3	2	1	4	4
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)				6	2	4	1	1
Canada (America)	3	2	1	5	4	1	1	1		2	2		3	2	1	1	1		1	1
Others				3	2	1	1	1		1		1				3	1	2
FOREIGN.
France	1	1		3	3					3	2	1	1	1					2		2
Belgium				1	1					1	1
Holland				1	1								2	1	1				1	1
Germany	13	11	2	8	8		7	5	2	6	6		12	10	2	7	6	1	6	4	2
Austria-Hungary				1	1					1	1
Switzerland	3	1	2				3	3		2	1	1	1	1
Italy				1	1					3	2	1
Spain				1	1											1	1
Portugal
Denmark				3	3		2	2		3	3		2	2		2	2
Sweden and Norway	6	6		7	7		8	8		7	6	1	4	4		4	4		6	6
Russia	1	1					3	3		1	1
Greece				1	1
United States of America	2	1	1	7	6	1	5	5		3	1	2	3	3		3	2	1	1	1
China	2	2		7	7		5	5		20	19	1	9	9		5	5		1	1
Japan
Other Foreign Countries	4	2	2				1	1		4	3	1				1	1
At Sea	4	3	1	3	1	2	1		1	6	5	1	2	1	1	2	1	1	2	2
Unspecified	3	3		2	2		5	3	2	7	4	3	1	1		3	1	2	2	1	1
Foreign Subjects* Under 21										3	3
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	20	17	3	31	30	1	28	26	2	44	40	4	22	22		17	16	1	11	7	4

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
	53. Melvor.			54. Newham.			55. Kyneton.			56. Glenlyon.			57. Mt. Franklin.			58. Creswick.			59. Newstead.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	4,297	2,322	1,975	2,404	1,235	1,169	8,296	4,252	4,044	2,324	1,256	1,068	2,593	1,408	1,185	7,179	3,739	3,440	2,276	1,259	1,017
Total specified	4,283	2,315	1,968	2,391	1,230	1,161	8,243	4,206	4,037	2,324	1,256	1,068	2,548	1,389	1,159	7,149	3,720	3,429	2,260	1,249	1,011
BRITISH.
Victoria	3,362	1,737	1,625	1,814	903	911	6,230	3,085	3,145	1,726	903	823	1,910	992	918	5,763	2,915	2,848	1,738	930	808
New South Wales	52	19	33	16	7	9	94	51	43	32	18	14	18	9	9	40	17	23	14	10	4
Queensland	4	1	3	5	3	2	13	6	7	4	1	3	3		3				6	5	1
South Australia	36	15	21	15	11	4	62	37	25	17	8	9	17	5	12	27	10	17	26	16	10
Western Australia	1		1				6	1	5	4	2	2	2	2		4	1	3	3	2	1
Tasmania	34	21	13	29	14	15	75	44	31	25	18	7	12	4	8	37	19	18	19	9	10
Australia (State not named)	1	1					4		4										3		3
New Zealand	3	1	2	7	3	4	24	10	14	6	2	4	7	4	3	5	1	4	5	3	2
Fiji							1	1					1	1
England	260	180	80	192	122	70	628	373	255	183	109	74	212	127	85	500	307	193	192	108	84
Wales	13	10	3	4	3	1	9	4	5	8	7	1	23	14	9	32	17	15	20	12	8
Scotland	135	81	54	63	32	31	254	131	123	76	44	32	78	45	33	221	118	103	76	46	30
Ireland	266	143	123	209	109	100	717	355	362	183	93	90	111	53	58	375	195	180	77	39	38
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)										1		1							1	1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	2	2		2	1	1	10	9	1	3	3					5	5		5	5
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)							6	4	2				2		2				1		1
Canada (America)	8	8		2		2	1		1	1	1		1	1		3	2	1	1	1
Others	1	1					3	2	1	3	3		1	1		2	2
FOREIGN.
France	3	3		3	1	2	2	2		1	1		4	3	1	3	2	1
Belgium				1		1										2	2
Holland	1	1								2	2		1	1
Germany	29	24	5	7	4	3	15	12	3	8	5	3	29	20	9	34	25	9	10	7	3
Austria-Hungary	4	4					1	1					1	1		2	2		3	3
Switzerland	10	9	1				1	1		15	14	1	58	50	8	21	17	4	7	4	3
Italy	12	11	1	11	9	2	15	15		14	10	4	12	12		12	12		15	15
Spain
Portugal																1	1
Denmark	1	1					2	2		5	5		2	2		4	4		13	10	3
Sweden and Norway	11	11		3	3		12	12		2	2		2	2		6	6		4	4
Russia										1	1
Greece							3	3
United States of America	9	8	1	5	3	2	13	10	3	1	1		2	2		8	5	3	3	2	1
China	20	20		2	2		24	24		3	3		36	35	1	28	28		14	14
Japan
Other Foreign Countries	1	1					7	3	4							3	3
At Sea	4	2	2	1		1	11	8	3				3	3		11	4	7	4	3	1
Unspecified	14	7	7	13	5	8	53	46	7				45	19	26	30	19	11	16	10	6
Foreign Subjects* Under 21	1		1				2	2		3	3		7	7
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	80	75	5	30	21	9	65	64	1	44	40	4	123	111	12	94	82	12	63	53	10

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.																		WESTERN DISTRICT.
	60. Mt. Alexander.			61. Metcalfe.			62. Maldon.			63. Tullaroop.			64. Talbot.			65. Lexton.			66. Ripon.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	2,543	1,346	1,197	2,780	1,460	1,320	5,538	2,906	2,632	3,471	1,925	1,546	1,515	823	692	1,923	1,083	840	4,493	2,370	2,123
Total specified	2,537	1,343	1,194	2,777	1,458	1,319	5,532	2,901	2,631	3,356	1,920	1,536	1,511	821	690	1,920	1,080	840	4,486	2,365	2,121
BRITISH.
Victoria	1,878	962	916	2,170	1,108	1,062	4,285	2,205	2,080	2,726	1,483	1,243	1,139	608	531	1,501	823	678	3,574	1,822	1,752
New South Wales	42	24	18	37	23	14	68	29	39	23	9	14	12	4	8	20	10	10	20	13	7
Queensland	1		1	3	2	1	1	1		9	6	3	1	1		3	2	1	7	2	5
South Australia	33	16	17	21	10	11	71	30	41	27	15	12	12	5	7	21	12	9	40	16	24
Western Australia	3	2	1	5	2	3	1	1		2	2		1		1				3	3
Tasmania	27	11	16	11	3	8	50	27	23	26	13	13	6	4	2	19	11	8	29	16	13
Australia (State not named)	1		1							3	3
New Zealand	2	1	1	3	1	2	13	7	6	3	2	1	2	1	1	8	2	6	10	5	5
Fiji
England	286	154	132	207	122	85	564	304	260	302	181	121	144	87	57	151	97	54	315	190	125
Wales	32		32	14	9	5	51	42	9	20	14	6	11	4	7	2	2		14	8	6
Scotland	87	39	48	77	42	35	101	51	50	93	49	44	92	45	47	63	39	24	170	101	69
Ireland	28	28		159	82	77	186	89	97	127	56	71	49	24	25	92	47	45	206	102	104
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)
India and Ceylon (Asia)	2	1	1	1	1		4	3	1	1	1		5	5		1	1		5	5
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)				2	1	1	1		1	6	4	2				2	1	1	1		1
Canada (America)							4	2	2	4	4		2	2					3	3
Others							1	1								1	1		2	1	1
FOREIGN.
France				3	2	1	1		1	4	4
Belgium																			3	2	1
Holland													2	2					1	1
Germany	12	11	1	17	11	6	29	22	7	16	13	3	9	6	3	12	10	2	15	13	2
Austria-Hungary							1	1		1	1
Switzerland	10	8	2	3	2	1	12	9	3	2	2		1	1					2	2
Italy	5	4	1	8	6	2	15	14	1	11	11		1	1		1	1		1	1
Spain
Portugal							1	1		4	4					2	1	1
Denmark	13	12	1	5	4	1	8	6	2	6	5	1	8	8		1	1		1	1
Sweden and Norway	3	2	1	1	1		2	2		3	3		5	4	1	1	1		7	7
Russia				2	2		1	1					1	1					2	1	1
Greece	1	1								1	1
United States of America	3	2	1	2		2	8	3	5	1	1		2	2		2	2		2	2
China	65	65		23	23		45	45		30	30		6	6		16	16		39	39
Japan
Other Foreign Countries				1	1		2	2		3	2	1							2	2
At Sea	3		3	2		2	6	3	3	2	1	1				1		1	12	7	5
Unspecified	6	3	3	3	2	1	6	5	1	15	5	10	4	2	2	3	3		7	5	2
Foreign Subjects* Under 21	5	1	4	3	3		3	3
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	80	80		47	39	8	110	96	14	63	62	1	23	19	4	30	28	2	70	66	4

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	WESTERN DISTRICT.
	67. Ballarat.			68. Grenville.			69. Leigh.			70. Winchelsea.			71. Colac.			72. Hampden.			73. Heytesbury.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	4,268	2,223	2,045	6,292	3,668	2,624	2,203	1,236	967	3,513	1,848	1,665	10,457	5,817	4,640	7,012	3,656	3,356	3,766	2,008	1,758
Total specified	4,225	2,205	2,020	6,270	3,652	2,618	2,195	1,230	965	3,485	1,829	1,656	10,422	5,792	4,630	7,008	3,652	3,356	3,745	1,997	1,748
BRITISH.
Victoria	3,198	1,630	1,468	4,920	2,793	2,127	1,756	978	778	2,867	1,497	1,370	8,530	4,636	3,894	5,749	2,953	2,796	3,091	1,620	1,471
New South Wales	24	13	11	69	40	29	16	7	9	36	16	20	81	46	35	59	31	28	37	22	15
Queensland	1		1	4	1	3	4	1	3	3	1	2	18	10	8	14	9	5	8	4	4
South Australia	27	16	11	57	34	23	13	8	5	14	7	7	71	43	28	53	25	28	21	12	9
Western Australia	1		1	6	4	2				1		1	7	3	4	9	4	5	6	4	2
Tasmania	29	12	17	51	28	23	20	12	8	34	14	20	89	59	30	53	32	21	28	16	12
Australia (State not named)	2		2	3	2	1				1		1	6	6
New Zealand	10	4	6	14	11	3	11	8	3	7	2	5	30	17	13	30	20	10	16	7	9
Fiji
England	300	170	130	459	318	141	136	82	54	238	134	104	612	373	239	386	223	163	217	136	81
Wales	5	4	1	43	26	17	3	3		14	7	7	8	8		16	11	5	7	4	3
Scotland	223	114	109	180	103	77	110	53	57	106	58	48	268	160	108	261	139	122	110	69	41
Ireland	343	188	155	318	160	158	91	48	43	125	60	65	546	304	242	325	155	170	183	86	97
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)
India and Ceylon (Asia)	5	4	1	16	15	1	2	2		3	2	1	21	20	1	4	4		6	6
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)				1	1		1	1		2	1	1	6	3	3	1	1
Canada (America)	1	1		4	4					2	1	1	5	5		2		2	1	1
Others				5	3	2				1	1		1		1				1	1
FOREIGN.
France	1	1		1	1		2	2					5	4	1	1	1
Belgium
Holland										1	1
Germany	14	10	4	14	9	5	9	8	1	10	8	2	39	29	10	15	14	1	4	2	2
Austria-Hungary				1	1					1	1		2	2
Switzerland	1	1		4	4					1	1		11	9	2	1	1
Italy	3	3		3	3		2	2					1	1		1	1
Spain
Portugal
Denmark	3	3		4	4		4	4		1	1		4	3	1
Sweden and Norway	2	2		10	9	1	1	1		4	4		20	19	1	3	3		3	3
Russia	1	1								2	2		1	1
Greece
United States of America	4	4		7	7		4	1	3	1	1		14	10	4	5	5		3	2	1
China	19	19		65	65		6	6		1	1		5	5		15	15		1	1
Japan	1	1
Other Foreign Countries	2	2								2	2		5	4	1	1	1
At Sea	5	2	3	11	6	5	4	3	1	7	6	1	16	12	4	4	4		2	1	1
Unspecified	43	18	25	22	16	6	8	6	2	28	19	9	35	25	10	4	4		21	11	10
Foreign Subjects* Under 21																			7	5	2
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	47	43	4	99	97	2	24	21	3	15	13	2	72	61	11	36	35	1

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	WESTERN DISTRICT.
	74. Warrnambool.			75. Mortlake.			76. Ararat.			77. Dundas.			78. Mount Rouse.			79. Minhamite.			80. Belfast.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	9,121	4,683	4,438	3,018	1,554	1,464	5,564	3,234	2,330	2,729	1,459	1,270	2,347	1,241	1,106	1,809	1,026	783	2,664	1,419	1,245
Total specified	9,113	4,680	4,433	3,013	1,549	1,464	5,548	3,219	2,329	2,720	1,454	1,266	2,340	1,239	1,101	1,807	1,024	783	2,643	1,402	1,241
BRITISH.
Victoria	7,517	3,808	3,709	2,418	1,196	1,222	4,300	2,376	1,924	2,153	1,120	1,033	1,925	993	932	1,488	841	647	2,173	1,163	1,010
New South Wales	50	24	26	22	18	4	59	33	26	11	6	5	13	9	4	6	4	2	8	2	6
Queensland	11	5	6	2	1	1	3	1	2	7	4	3	3	1	2	1		1
South Australia	51	21	30	15	7	8	83	54	29	49	25	24	35	21	14	22	13	9	12	9	3
Western Australia	10	4	6	2	1	1	6		6	1		1	2	1	1	1	1		2		2
Tasmania	46	27	19	23	18	5	43	32	11	7	6	1	16	11	5	13	9	4	6	3	3
Australia (State not named)	14	14		2	1	1	5	4	1	1		1	6	2	4	3	1	2
New Zealand	18	7	11	8	4	4	14	10	4				4	3	1	2	2		2		2
Fiji							1	1
England	328	187	141	192	117	75	374	259	115	149	98	51	116	72	44	99	63	36	62	34	28
Wales	16	6	10	2	2		16	16		5	3	2				1		1	1	1
Scotland	227	117	110	150	85	65	209	140	69	127	72	55	67	38	29	59	25	34	29	17	12
Ireland	732	382	350	153	78	75	281	151	130	111	58	53	92	52	40	97	54	43	341	167	174
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)
India and Ceylon (Asia)	11	10	1	3	3		10	8	2	8	8		1	1					4	4
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	1	1					3	3					2		2
Canada (America)	3	1	2	3	2	1	8	8		1	1					1	1
Others	1	1					3	2	1	1	1		1		1
FOREIGN.
France							3	3
Belgium							1	1
Holland							1	1
Germany	14	12	2	2	1	1	28	24	4	79	43	36	43	23	20	8	4	4	2	2
Austria-Hungary							1	1
Switzerland				1	1		7	7
Italy							4	4
Spain	1	1
Portugal	1	1					1	1
Denmark	2	2					5	5		1	1					1	1
Sweden and Norway				1	1		10	10		2	2		1	1		1	1
Russia							4	4
Greece
United States of America	6	3	3	1	1		11	10	1	1	1		1	1
China	38	38		9	9		45	45		1	1		5	5		2	2
Japan
Other Foreign Countries	1	1		1	1					2	2		6	4	2
At Sea	14	7	7	3	2	1	9	5	4	3	2	1	1	1		2	2		1		1
Unspecified	8	3	5	5	5		16	15	1	9	5	4	7	2	5	2	2		21	17	4
Foreign Subjects* Under 21				1	1					4	3	1
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	53	49	4	12	12		104	100	4	49	23	26	43	27	16	10	7	3

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	WESTERN DISTRICT.									WIMMERA DISTRICT.
	81. Portland.			82. Wannon.			83. Glenelg.			84. Kowree.			85. Arapiles.			86. Wimmera.			87. Stawell.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	5,730	3,035	2,695	2,584	1,321	1,263	5,251	2,631	2,620	3,727	1,938	1,789	2,801	1,448	1,353	3,758	2,032	1,726	3,517	1,987	1,530
Total specified	5,704	3,020	2,684	2,580	1,317	1,263	5,243	2,627	2,616	3,720	1,931	1,789	2,801	1,448	1,353	3,753	2,028	1,725	3,511	1,986	1,525
BRITISH.
Victoria	4,589	2,424	2,165	2,072	1,022	1,050	4,122	2,015	2,107	2,882	1,454	1,428	2,147	1,102	1,045	2,755	1,441	1,314	2,715	1,469	1,246
New South Wales	22	8	14	17	10	7	23	10	13	24	15	9	15	10	5	17	7	10	30	13	17
Queensland	5	3	2	2	2		3	1	2	1	1					10	5	5	4	2	2
South Australia	189	102	87	61	30	31	287	143	144	284	164	120	268	125	143	360	211	149	52	30	22
Western Australia	3	1	2				2	1	1	6	2	4	2	1	1	2	1	1	3	1	2
Tasmania	44	24	20	15	10	5	27	16	11	15	11	4	9	2	7	8	2	6	19	9	10
Australia (State not named)	25	17	8										4	1	3	4	2	2	2	1	1
New Zealand	7	2	5	3	3		9	3	6	9	7	2	4	2	2	8	5	3	3	2	1
Fiji							1		1
England	324	188	136	128	83	45	275	173	102	164	92	72	145	87	58	216	128	88	250	168	82
Wales	4	3	1	2	1	1	3	2	1				7	3	4	7	7		12	7	5
Scotland	205	96	109	105	59	46	191	100	91	114	61	53	70	39	31	103	62	41	131	73	58
Ireland	245	120	125	143	74	69	248	123	125	175	88	87	59	29	30	121	71	50	147	81	66
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)							1	1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	6	5	1	7	7		12	8	4	7	7		11	10	1	3	3		6	6
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)																1		1	1	1
Canada (America)				1	1											4	3	1	4	4
Others	1	1					2	2											4	4
FOREIGN.
France	1		1	3	1	2				1	1		1	1					8	6	2
Belgium																			1		1
Holland
Germany	14	8	6	1	1		13	9	4	16	9	7	53	32	21	106	54	52	16	14	2
Austria-Hungary				3	2	1	1	1											3	3
Switzerland	1	1														5	4	1	12	10	2
Italy	1	1					1	1		1		1							15	12	3
Spain
Portugal							2	2								1	1
Denmark	2	2											2	2		1	1		2	2
Sweden and Norway	4	4								2	2		1	1		4	4		6	6
Russia	1	1					1		1	1	1					2	2		1	1
Greece
United States of America	3	2	1	1		1	1	1		1	1					3	2	1	5	3	2
China	4	4		11	11		12	12		12	12		1	1		12	12		50	50
Japan
Other Foreign Countries	2	2																	3	3
At Sea	2	1	1	5		5	6	3	3	5	3	2	2		2				6	5	1
Unspecified	26	15	11	4	4		8	4	4	7	7					5	4	1	6	1	5
Foreign Subjects* Under 21	1	1											4	3	1	2		2	3	1	2
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	25	17	8	19	15	4	22	18	4	25	21	4	41	27	14	97	73	24	107	99	8

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	WIMMERA DISTRICT.
	88. Avcca.			89. Kara Kara.			90. Dunmunkle.			91. Donald.			92. Borung.			93. Dimboola.			94. Lowan.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	4,122	2,200	1,922	4,484	2,422	2,062	4,187	2,175	2,012	3,132	1,622	1,510	5,638	2,950	2,688	4,786	2,568	2,218	4,108	2,073	2,035
Total specified	4,115	2,200	1,915	4,479	2,417	2,062	4,185	2,173	2,012	3,118	1,614	1,504	5,637	2,949	2,688	4,749	2,550	2,199	4,099	2,069	2,030
BRITISH.
Victoria	3,207	1,660	1,547	3,539	1,834	1,705	3,183	1,598	1,585	2,520	1,254	1,266	4,056	2,049	2,007	2,980	1,550	1,430	2,661	1,302	1,359
New South Wales	21	9	12	26	12	14	21	11	10	23	13	10	44	29	15	30	14	16	15	6	9
Queensland	6	3	3	4	2	2	8	4	4	1	1		8	4	4	2	1	1
South Australia	46	25	21	62	30	32	275	146	129	55	31	24	768	393	375	1,118	604	514	901	444	457
Western Australia	2	2		6	1	5				2	1	1	4	2	2	3		3
Tasmania	26	15	11	16	8	8	22	11	11	13	9	4	14	9	5	15	9	6	11	7	4
Australia (State not named)				4	4					1	1		1		1	1	1
New Zealand	5	3	2	5	2	3	3	3		6	4	2	12	8	4	5		5	14	2	12
Fiji										1	1
England	413	263	150	291	192	99	175	105	70	180	102	78	285	174	111	207	132	75	216	135	81
Wales	14	8	6	12	10	2	6	2	4	1	1		12	7	5	5	5		9	6	3
Scotland	107	50	57	171	89	82	125	68	57	90	52	38	136	77	59	58	31	27	69	38	31
Ireland	168	75	93	202	106	96	147	82	65	180	103	77	132	71	61	61	34	27	97	55	42
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)							1		1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	9	9		6	6		13	12	1	7	7		24	22	2	11	11		6	6
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)
Canada (America)	7	5	2	1	1					1	1		1	1		1	1
Others	5	4	1	1	1					5	5		1		1	1	1
FOREIGN.
France	2	2					1		1							1		1	2	1	1
Belgium																1	1
Holland	1	1		3	3														1	1
Germany	13	10	3	25	17	8	161	95	66	11	10	1	87	56	31	212	123	89	68	42	26
Austria-Hungary				2	1	1	2		2
Switzerland	4	3	1	3	3					1	1		1	1		1	1		4	2	2
Italy				15	13	2	1	1					1	1					2	1	1
Spain
Portugal	2	2
Denmark	1	1		1	1		1	1		1	1		3	3					1	1
Sweden and Norway	3	3		1	1		2	2		1	1		3	3		8	7	1	2	2
Russia				1	1
Greece
United States of America	6	2	4	3	3		3	3		4	2	2	5	4	1	4	4		3	2	1
China	42	42		70	70		25	25		11	11		30	29	1	13	13		13	13
Japan
Other Foreign Countries	1	1		1	1								1		1	6	5	1
At Sea	4	2	2	8	5	3	10	4	6	3	2	1	8	6	2	5	2	3	4	3	1
Unspecified	7		7	5	5		2	2		14	8	6	1	1		37	18	19	9	4	5
Foreign Subjects* Under 21				12	12		3		3							7	3	4
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	66	63	3	98	89	9	170	124	46	25	22	3	88	64	24	182	119	63	81	56	25

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	WIMMERA DISTRICT.			MALLEE DISTRICT.
	95. Lawloit.			96. Mildura.			97. Karkarooc.			98. Birchip.			99. Wycheproof.			100. Castle Donnington.			101. Kerang.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	2,209	1,143	1,066	3,325	1,933	1,392	3,341	1,943	1,398	2,190	1,253	937	3,530	2,027	1,503	4,115	2,388	1,727	7,505	4,089	3,416
Total specified	2,198	1,136	1,062	3,294	1,908	1,386	3,336	1,939	1,397	2,188	1,251	937	3,525	2,024	1,501	4,095	2,372	1,723	7,492	4,078	3,414
BRITISH.
Victoria	1,245	627	618	1,427	762	665	2,154	1,186	968	1,771	988	783	2,785	1,533	1,252	3,010	1,650	1,360	5,994	3,163	2,831
New South Wales	12	6	6	477	243	234	18	11	7	6	4	2	30	19	11	154	77	77	128	57	71
Queensland	4	2	2	24	11	13	4	4					10	4	6	12	8	4	11	9	2
South Australia	643	324	319	420	229	191	754	448	306	135	82	53	191	120	71	311	202	109	211	127	84
Western Australia	1		1	8	4	4							2	1	1	2	2		3	3
Tasmania	6	2	4	38	23	15	7	6	1	12	9	3	28	10	8	30	21	9	57	29	28
Australia (State not named)	4	2	2							3	1	2	4	3	1				9	6	3
New Zealand	4	2	2	17	11	6	9	7	2	6	3	3	5	4	1	15	12	3	35	22	13
Fiji
England	153	94	59	507	348	159	152	95	57	75	50	25	164	120	44	217	165	52	420	276	144
Wales	3	2	1	9	7	2	2	2					6	4	2	8	7	1	11	10	1
Scotland	51	26	25	150	101	49	45	36	9	48	32	16	93	56	37	103	67	36	175	97	78
Ireland	45	27	18	73	49	24	79	55	24	104	63	41	175	111	64	136	87	49	311	181	130
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)				1	1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	8	7	1	14	12	2	20	20		2	2		5	5		7	7		5	5
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)													1		1	3	1	2	2	1	1
Canada (America)				7	4	3	1	1					1	1		3	3		5	4	1
Others				5	4	1							1	1		5	1	4	1	1
FOREIGN.
France				9	7	2	2	1	1	1	1
Belgium
Holland				3	2	1										1	1		1	1
Germany	13	11	2	39	28	11	56	42	14	19	11	8	18	17	1	38	28	10	33	25	8
Austria-Hungary				3	3														1	1
Switzerland				2	2		5	4	1				2	2		4	3	1	6	6
Italy				2	2		1	1					1	1		1	1		14	10	4
Spain							1	1											10	6	4
Portugal																			1	1
Denmark				4	4		1	1		1	1					1	1		4	4
Sweden and Norway	1	1		17	17		4	4		2	1	1	4	4		11	10	1	8	8
Russia				1	1		5	4	1							1	1
Greece
United States of America	2	1	1	14	13	1	2	2		1	1		5	4	1	10	7	3	11	8	3
China				13	13		5	5					2	2		8	8		10	10
Japan
Other Foreign Countries				2	1	1	3	2	1										2	1	1
At Sea	3	2	1	8	6	2	6	1	5	2	2		2	2		4	2	2	13	6	7
Unspecified	11	7	4	31	25	6	5	4	1	2	2		5	3	2	20	16	4	13	11	2
Foreign Subjects* Under 21				2		2	1	1		1	1					3	1	2	6	4	2
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	16	13	3	79	73	6	40	33	7	13	8	5	25	24	1	58	49	9	67	58	9

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	NORTHERN DISTRICT.
	102. Gordon.			103. Charlton.			104. Korong.			105. Bet Bet.			106. Marong.			107. Strathfieldsaye.			108. Huntly.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	3,500	1,875	1,625	3,236	1,727	1,509	6,153	3,308	2,845	3,177	1,785	1,392	7,310	3,840	3,470	3,700	1,985	1,715	3,711	2,039	1,672
Total specified	3,492	1,871	1,621	3,230	1,722	1,508	6,137	3,297	2,840	3,171	1,781	1,390	7,305	3,836	3,469	3,685	1,976	4,709	3,684	2,024	1,660
BRITISH.
Victoria	2,846	1,483	1,363	2,608	1,348	1,260	4,816	2,455	2,361	2,388	1,287	1,101	5,689	2,889	2,800	2,841	1,487	1,354	2,845	1,511	1,334
New South Wales	34	18	16	35	19	16	59	37	22	24	12	12	92	38	54	40	21	19	38	20	18
Queensland	2	2								4	2	2	11	4	7	4		4	7	3	4
South Australia	27	18	9	20	16	4	71	36	35	20	11	9	56	32	24	25	8	17	32	16	16
Western Australia	1		1	3	2	1	4		4				6	3	3	1		1	3	3
Tasmania	28	16	12	10	7	3	31	17	14	30	20	10	69	36	33	27	12	15	24	12	12
Australia (State not named)	1	1		3	2	1							7	5	2	4	2	2	8	3	5
New Zealand	4	4		6	2	4	21	9	12	5		5	9	7	2	8	5	3	7	5	2
Fiji
England	215	131	84	178	109	69	458	308	150	307	189	118	628	350	278	241	140	101	292	178	114
Wales	13	8	5	17	13	4	25	16	9	13	6	7	27	18	9	9	4	5	11	5	6
Scotland	86	45	41	91	47	44	211	122	89	90	51	39	183	102	81	57	33	24	72	42	30
Ireland	181	98	83	209	117	92	280	150	130	153	75	78	328	176	152	285	138	147	243	138	105
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)
India and Ceylon (Asia)	7	7		10	10		11	10	1	7	6	1	7	7		4	2	2	7	7
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	2	2		2	1	1	3	3		1		1	2	1	1	1	1		1		1
Canada (America)	1	1					11	10	1	2	2		6	5	1	2	2		1	1
Others	1	1					1	1		2	2					3	3		3	3
FOREIGN.
France	1	1		1	1		3	2	1	3	3		2	2		4	2	2	2	2
Belgium																1	1
Holland				1	1		1	1		2	2		2	2		2	1	1
Germany	7	5	2	8	5	3	33	31	2	14	13	1	67	51	16	26	19	7	25	18	7
Austria-Hungary							6	6		1	1		1	1		1	1		1	1
Switzerland	6	5	1	1	1		3	1	2	14	13	1	32	32		3	2	1	4	4
Italy	2	1	1	6	4	2	12	11	1	38	38		16	16		6	6		10	8	2
Spain				1	1					5	3	2
Portugal													1	1
Denmark				2	2		9	9		3	3		7	6	1	5	5		6	5	1
Sweden and Norway	2	2					8	8		4	4		9	9		2	2		10	10
Russia							2	2		1	1		1	1		1	1
Greece							2	2					1	1
United States of America	3	1	2	1	1		12	9	3	5	4	1	5	4	1	1	1		3	3
China	20	20		11	10	1	38	38		32	32		31	31		76	74	2	21	21
Japan
Other Foreign Countries				4	2	2				1	1					5	3	2	2	2
At Sea	2	1	1	2	1	1	6	3	3	2		2	10	6	4				6	5	3
Unspecified	8	4	4	6	5	1	16	11	5	6	4	2	5	4	1	15	9	6	27	15	12
Foreign Subjects* Under 21	3	3		2	1	1							3	3		3	2	1
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	34	30	4	26	20	6	107	102	5	110	105	5	136	120	16	109	103	6	63	57	6

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	NORTHERN DISTRICT.
	109. East Loddon.			110. Echuca.			111. Deakin.			112. Waranga.			113. Goulburn.			114. Rodney.			115. Numurkah.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	1,417	773	644	4,075	2,086	1,989	2,078	1,121	957	5,801	3,199	2,602	3,001	1,679	1,322	6,238	3,447	2,791	7,959	4,301	3,658
Total specified	1,415	772	643	4,064	2,081	1,983	2,077	1,121	956	5,782	3,187	2,595	2,984	1,669	1,315	6,194	3,418	2,776	7,935	4,285	3,650
BRITISH.
Victoria	1,119	591	528	3,268	1,625	1,643	1,651	854	797	4,605	2,445	2,160	2,348	1,226	1,122	4,753	2,472	2,281	6,382	3,335	3,047
New South Wales	11	5	6	47	22	25	55	28	27	71	47	24	31	21	10	84	51	33	156	82	74
Queensland	1	1		3	1	2	2	2		11	6	5	2	1	1	18	11	7	12	3	9
South Australia	10	5	5	29	9	20	18	13	5	60	29	31	27	18	9	62	44	18	66	40	26
Western Australia				1		1	1	1		8	4	4	3	2	1	5	1	4	8	6	2
Tasmania	9	6	3	20	11	9	12	8	4	40	30	10	24	20	4	43	21	22	59	34	25
Australia (State not named)	2	1	1							3	1	2				1	1		13	6	7
New Zealand	1	1		10	8	2	5	2	3	15	6	9	13	7	6	35	25	10	15	4	11
Fiji										1	1					1	1
England	128	84	44	237	143	94	121	86	35	336	215	121	148	103	45	419	285	134	460	289	171
Wales	1	1		8	3	5	3	2	1	9	9		3	2	1	6	4	2	10	6	4
Scotland	42	26	16	126	72	54	54	33	21	167	102	65	45	25	20	205	128	77	229	137	92
Ireland	73	38	35	254	141	113	135	75	60	308	168	140	206	123	83	432	262	170	387	224	163
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)
India and Ceylon (Asia)	1	1		1	1					9	9		7	7		11	8	3	8	7	1
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	1		1	1	1					3	2	1				3	3
Canada (America)				3	1	2	1	1		1	1		5	5		2	1	1	4	3	1
Others										7	5	2	2	2		4	3	1	3	2	1
FOREIGN.
France				1	1		2	2		9	7	2	4	4		5	5		4	3	1
Belgium	1	1														1		1
Holland				1	1											1	1
Germany	7	5	2	20	14	6	7	4	3	31	20	11	21	19	2	18	17	1	31	25	6
Austria-Hungary																12	9	3
Switzerland	1	1		2	2					8	6	2	10	9	1	6	6		4	4
Italy							1	1		14	14		45	40	5	5	5
Spain
Portugal
Denmark				1	1		2	2		8	5	3	2	2		8	8		6	5	1
Sweden and Norway				3	3		2	2		6	6		21	18	3	10	10		20	18	2
Russia							1	1		3	3								1	1
Greece										1	1								1		1
United States of America	3	1	2	5	5		1	1		6	5	1	6	5	1	14	12	2	14	11	3
China	3	3		12	12		1	1		37	36	1	5	5		18	18		35	35
Japan
Other Foreign Countries				3	2	1				2	2		5	4	1	3	3
At Sea	1	1		8	2	6	2	2		3	2	1	1	1		9	3	6	7	5	2
Unspecified	2	1	1	11	5	6	1		1	19	12	7	17	10	7	44	29	15	24	16	8
Foreign Subjects* Under 21										1	1		3	3					1		1
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	13	10	3	33	30	3	8	6	2	103	89	14	96	85	11	78	72	6	92	82	10

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	NORTHERN DISTRICT.																		NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
	116. Shepparton.			117. Tungamah.			118. Yarrawonga.			119. Benalla.			120. Violet Town.			121. Euroa.			122. Mansfield.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	4,525	2,405	2,120	6,639	3,503	3,136	3,287	1,687	1,600	8,795	4,678	4,117	2,766	1,422	1,344	5,452	2,934	2,518	3,686	1,994	1,692
Total specified	4,520	2,401	2,119	6,631	3,496	3,135	3,284	1,684	1,600	8,777	4,663	4,114	2,751	1,414	1,337	5,443	2,930	2,513	3,672	1,986	1,686
BRITISH.
Victoria	3,603	1,868	1,735	5,418	2,758	2,660	2,615	1,275	1,340	7,047	3,630	3,417	2,296	1,165	1,131	4,440	2,326	2,114	2,880	1,482	1,398
New South Wales	74	32	42	131	73	58	122	55	67	167	90	77	36	19	17	86	41	45	53	35	18
Queensland	9	3	6	8	5	3	11	9	2	13	9	4	5	1	4	7	4	3	5	4	1
South Australia	56	26	30	66	31	35	37	21	16	66	40	26	15	9	6	43	23	20	17	9	8
Western Australia	2	1	1	4	3	1	1	1		3	3		5	3	2	5	3	2	2	1	1
Tasmania	37	18	19	36	17	19	25	15	10	86	49	37	12	10	2	40	22	18	46	30	16
Australia (State not named)				10	5	5	2	1	1	8	3	5	2		2	9	6	3
New Zealand	26	14	12	16	12	4	9	7	2	25	13	12	2	2		16	8	8	14	6	8
Fiji
England	300	180	120	301	194	107	142	102	40	511	328	183	139	78	61	284	178	106	217	146	71
Wales	7	5	2	10	6	4	4	4		10	6	4	3	2	1	9	6	3	7	7
Scotland	115	61	54	174	102	72	89	57	32	176	94	82	50	28	22	117	69	48	108	54	54
Ireland	206	119	87	363	213	150	182	98	84	502	267	235	158	81	77	300	175	125	244	146	98
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)				1		1				1	1		1		1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	6	6		13	12	1	2	1	1	13	12	1	3	3		4	3	1	10	8	2
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	3	2	1	1	1					2	1	1
Canada (America)	4	3	1	4	1	3	1	1		9	7	2				6	4	2	5	4	1
Others	2	1	1	1		1				8	6	2				2	2		2	2
FOREIGN.
France	2	2		2	2		2	1	1	5	3	2	1		1
Belgium										1	1
Holland	1	1		1	1											1	1
Germany	18	12	6	27	21	6	2	1	1	43	30	13	7	4	3	14	10	4	22	18	4
Austria-Hungary				1	1					3	3
Switzerland	4	3	1	3	2	1	2	1	1	1	1		1	1		5	4	1	1	1
Italy	5	5		1	1					10	9	1				16	14	2	2		2
Spain																1		1
Portugal				1	1								1	1
Denmark	2	2		4	4					12	11	1	2	2		1	1		1	1
Sweden and Norway	3	3		8	8		3	3		8	8					6	6		6	6
Russia	1	1		1	1		1	1		1	1					1	1		2	2
Greece
United States of America	5	4	1	7	7		3	2	1	15	10	5	4	1	3	5	5		3	2	1
China	19	19		11	11		23	23		22	22		3	3		12	12		16	16
Japan							1	1
Other Foreign Countries	3	3								5	4	1	1		1	3	3		2	2
At Sea	7	7		7	3	4	5	4	1	4	1	3	4	1	3	10	3	7	7	4	3
Unspecified	5	4	1	8	7	1	3	3		18	15	3	15	8	7	9	4	5	14	8	6
Foreign Subjects* Under 21										4	4					1	1
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	49	46	3	51	46	5	36	32	4	78	70	8	17	10	7	54	49	5	45	41	4

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
	123. Howqua.			124. Oxley.			125. Bright.			126. Beechworth.			127. North Ovens.			128. Rutherglen.			129. Chiltern.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	1,729	1,048	681	4,045	2,249	1,796	5,009	2,821	2,188	7,384	3,917	3,467	2,240	1,244	996	5,960	3,601	2,359	2,830	1,501	1,329
Total specified	1,729	1,048	681	4,040	2,245	1,795	5,001	2,815	2,186	7,234	3,831	3,403	2,236	1,242	994	5,952	3,596	2,356	2,829	1,500	1,329
BRITISH.
Victoria	1,288	752	536	3,176	1,665	1,511	3,677	1,943	1,734	5,055	2,522	2,533	1,791	970	821	4,199	2,340	1,859	2,168	1,132	1,036
New South Wales	26	15	11	91	55	36	127	71	56	226	98	128	55	30	25	365	190	175	167	77	90
Queensland	6	4	2	3	2	1	9	5	4	12	4	8	3	1	2	12	5	7	4		4
South Australia	10	6	4	23	14	9	35	22	13	40	24	16	20	10	10	70	42	28	20	9	11
Western Australia	3	1	2				4	3	1	3	3		2	1	1	6	3	3	1		1
Tasmania	17	8	9	14	11	3	56	34	22	44	23	21	9	7	2	44	28	16	22	12	10
Australia (State not named)				1	1					4	2	2	1	1
New Zealand	4	4		6	4	2	38	26	12	20	11	9				32	22	10	6	3	3
Fiji										2		2
England	137	97	40	234	152	82	401	250	151	682	433	249	125	86	39	357	265	92	188	114	74
Wales	7	7		22	18	4	11	7	4	15	9	6	3	2	1	6	5	1
Scotland	39	25	14	106	62	44	128	72	56	246	133	113	31	18	13	119	89	30	62	34	28
Ireland	127	71	56	225	134	91	239	121	118	518	250	268	153	79	74	270	175	95	103	48	55
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)										1	1					1		1	1		1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	6	6		13	12	1	9	6	3	5	5					9	8	1	3	3
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)							1	1		2	2					1	1		3	1	2
Canada (America)	2	2		11	6	5	5	5		7	4	3	3	3		8	7	1	3	3
Others				2	1	1	1	1		5	4	1				9	9
FOREIGN.
France	4	2	2	4	3	1	4	3	1	4	3	1	1	1		21	20	1	3	2	1
Belgium										1	1								1	1
Holland							1	1		3	3
Germany	16	13	3	6	6		18	15	3	86	62	24	17	12	5	57	43	14	26	18	8
Austria-Hungary	3	3					3	3		3	3		1	1		1	1
Switzerland	4	4					7	6	1	12	11	1				13	12	1	5	4	1
Italy	3	3					12	12		23	19	4	2	2		109	95	14	19	18	1
Spain							2	2
Portugal							1	1		1	1		1	1
Denmark	4	4					2	2		10	9	1				11	8	3	3	3
Sweden and Norway	6	6		2	2		5	5		9	9		1	1		13	13		2	2
Russia	1	1					2	1	1	2	1	1				1	1		1		1
Greece																1	1
United States of America	9	7	2	4	3	1	23	18	5	25	19	6	3	3		11	11
China	5	5		93	93		175	175		147	147		10	10		185	184	1	15	15
Japan																1	1
Other Foreign Countries				1	1		1	1		8	7	1	1	1		9	6	3
At Sea	2	2		3		3	4	3	1	13	8	5	3	2	1	11	11		3	1	2
Unspecified				5	4	1	8	6	2	150	86	64	4	2	2	8	5	3	1	1
Foreign Subjects* Under 21	1	1														24	7	17
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	40	38	2	104	102	2	226	219	7	278	254	24	33	30	3	387	380	7	53	42	11

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.												GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
	130. Yackandandah.			131. Wodonga.			132. Towong.			133. Omeo.			134. Orbost.			135. Tambo.			136. Bairnsdale.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	4,170	2,350	1,820	1,837	926	911	6,765	3,900	2,865	4,262	2,586	1,676	3,350	1,947	1,403	2,489	1,395	1,094	8,178	4,354	3,824
Total specified	4,160	2,344	1,816	1,830	922	908	6,756	3,893	2,863	4,250	2,576	1,674	3,345	1,946	1,399	1,484	1,392	1,092	8,156	4,336	3,820
BRITISH.
Victoria	3,100	1,680	1,420	1,239	604	635	4,736	2,606	2,130	3,206	1,789	1,417	2,235	1,247	988	1,875	980	895	6,143	3,086	3,057
New South Wales	227	121	106	258	126	132	832	448	384	160	107	53	471	260	211	85	59	26	189	106	83
Queensland	4		4	1		1	14	8	6	10	7	3	4	3	1	6	5	1	6	3	3
South Australia	24	17	7	36	15	21	74	51	23	50	31	19	28	15	13	34	22	12	76	40	36
Western Australia	9	6	3	2	1	1							1		1				12	7	5
Tasmania	15	5	10	12	5	7	77	44	33	50	32	18	45	23	22	43	20	23	149	81	68
Australia (State not named)										8	5	3	3	3					4		4
New Zealand	13	9	4	3	2	1	28	22	6	20	16	4	48	25	23	19	12	7	77	40	37
Fiji																			6	2	4
England	236	164	72	102	64	38	415	283	132	287	229	58	229	157	72	168	110	58	633	383	250
Wales	7	6	1	4	1	3	10	7	3	11	10	1	7	4	3	2	1	1	12	9	3
Scotland	97	60	37	23	16	7	127	93	34	107	80	27	87	59	28	64	36	28	222	145	77
Ireland	287	153	134	81	39	42	241	154	87	157	98	59	75	55	20	76	48	28	332	173	159
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)							1	1											2		2
India and Ceylon (Asia)	13	11	2	2	2		15	15		11	10	1	21	20	1	6	6		21	14	7
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)							1		1				2	1	1	1	1		2	1	1
Canada (America)	3	2	1				6	5	1	6	5	1	5	5		5	3	2	7	6	1
Others	2	1	1	1	1		3	3		1	1		2	1	1	6	5	1	10	8	2
FOREIGN.
France	2	2								3	3		5	2	3				4	4
Belgium
Holland							1	1		2	2								1	1
Germany	29	22	7	52	34	18	59	47	12	39	32	7	21	20	1	31	23	8	55	48	7
Austria-Hungary	2	2		1	1		3	3		3	3		1	1		1	1		5	5
Switzerland	6	6		4	3	1	4	4		4	4					2	2		3	3
Italy	2	2					8	8		2	2								1	1
Spain
Portugal										1	1								1		1
Denmark	10	10		1	1		21	18	3	11	11		10	9	1	2	2		19	19
Sweden and Norway	5	5					6	6		18	18		19	19		17	15	2	27	26	1
Russia				3	2	1				4	3	1				2	2		3	1	2
Greece																			1	1
United States of America	4	4		4	4		12	10	2	15	15		4	3	1	2	2		10	8	2
China	52	52		1	1		44	44		55	55		12	10	2	33	33		104	103	1
Japan
Other Foreign Countries	1	1					5	4	1	3	3		6	4	2	4	4		7	6	1
At Sea	10	3	7				13	8	5	6	4	2	4		4				12	6	6
Unspecified	10	6	4	7	4	3	9	7	2	12	10	2	5	1	4	5	3	2	22	18	4
Foreign Subjects* Under 21																1	1
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	105	99	6	53	35	18	134	119	15	143	136	7	51	44	7	78	74	4	196	185	11

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
	137. Avon.			138. Rosedale.			139. Maffra.			140. Walhalla.			141. Traralgon.			142. Alberton.			143. South Gippsland.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	2,480	1,351	1,129	3,245	1,688	1,557	3,911	2,116	1,795	2,895	1,603	1,292	2,293	1,171	1,122	4,080	2,197	1,883	3,129	1,878	1,251
Total specified	2,464	1,344	1,120	3,238	1,683	1,555	3,911	2,116	1,795	2,892	1,601	1,291	2,289	1,170	1,119	4,063	2,193	1,870	3,128	1,877	1,251
BRITISH.
Victoria	1,906	1,008	898	2,556	1,288	1,268	3,042	1,584	1,458	2,212	1,152	1,060	1,752	870	882	3,242	1,709	1,533	2,297	1,314	983
New South Wales	34	17	17	46	23	23	43	29	14	34	16	18	40	18	22	52	29	23	53	33	20
Queensland	2	2		4	3	1	6	4	2	6	2	4	2	2		3		3	6	2	4
South Australia	14	7	7	39	24	15	39	21	18	26	11	15	29	14	15	61	30	31	52	27	25
Western Australia				2	2					3	1	2	4	1	3	8	5	3	5	4	1
Tasmania	32	21	11	65	34	31	76	42	34	30	19	11	37	19	18	70	33	37	33	20	13
Australia (State not named)				1	1		1	1								7	3	4
New Zealand	8	5	3	15	5	10	25	17	8	11	4	7	8	3	5	11	7	4	13	9	4
Fiji
England	186	115	71	224	144	80	232	150	82	239	161	78	163	104	59	262	165	97	285	188	97
Wales	2	2		6	4	2	4	4		12	9	3	5	2	3	2	1	1	5	4	1
Scotland	75	41	34	76	43	33	139	68	71	66	34	32	78	41	37	99	67	32	109	71	38
Ireland	154	85	69	153	73	80	208	119	89	123	77	46	106	50	56	174	84	90	172	119	53
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)				1	1											1	1		2	1	1
India and Ceylon (Asia)	10	9	1	3		3	6	3	3	1	1		1	1		6	6		7	6	1
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)				1		1	2	2		1	1					1	1		4	4
Canada (America)	1	1		2	2		7	4	3	4	4		5	3	2	4	3	1	2	2
Others	1	1		3	1	2				1	1								2	1	1
FOREIGN.
France	3	3		2	1	1	4	3	1	2	2		1	1		2	2		1	1
Belgium													1	1
Holland							1	1
Germany	12	7	5	12	9	3	18	14	4	19	16	3	28	16	12	12	9	3	20	15	5
Austria-Hungary	3	3								4	4					1	1		2	2
Switzerland	2	2		2	2		9	9		8	8					4	4
Italy	1	1					22	18	4	52	45	7	12	8	4				7	7
Spain																			1	1
Portugal
Denmark	2	2		5	5		1	1		7	5	2				6	6		3	3
Sweden and Norway	1	1		2	2		5	3	2	7	7		4	4		20	16	4	35	31	4
Russia	2	2		2	1	1				3	3		1	1					3	3
Greece																			2	2
United States of America	8	4	4	4	4		5	5		5	4	1	4	3	1	7	5	2	4	4
China	1	1		6	6		9	9		11	11		5	5		3	3		2	2
Japan	1	1					1	1
Other Foreign Countries	2	2		1	1		2	2					2	2		1	1		1	1
At Sea	1	1		5	4	1	4	2	2	5	3	2	1	1		4	2	2
Unspecified	16	7	9	7	5	2				3	2	1	4	1	3	17	4	13	1	1
Foreign Subjects* Under 21							15	12	3	4	1	3	6	1	5	2	2		3	2	1
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	26	21	5	27	24	3	46	42	4	92	85	7	48	36	12	44	36	8	65	59	6

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Birthplaces.	GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.																		MIGRATORY.
	144. Woorayl.			145. Mirboo.			146. Morwell.			147. Narracan.			148. Warragul.			149. Buln Buln.			MIGRATORY.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	3,574	2,076	1,498	1,183	666	517	2,857	1,541	1,316	4,299	2,386	1,913	4,359	2,341	2,018	4,616	2,593	2,023	840	557	283
Total specified	3,564	2,067	1,497	1,181	664	517	2,848	1,534	1,314	4,291	2,379	1,912	4,340	2,328	2,012	4,600	2,583	2,017
BRITISH.
Victoria	2,724	1,461	1,263	922	500	422	2,231	1,148	1,083	3,367	1,785	1,582	3,319	1,692	1,627	3,427	1,836	1,591
New South Wales	43	25	18	17	10	7	26	23	3	62	29	33	62	31	31	69	30	39
Queensland	4	2	2				10	2	8	5	4	1	9	3	6	10	5	5
South Australia	36	24	12	13	8	5	26	17	9	89	54	35	46	28	18	78	40	38
Western Australia	1	1					2	1	1	3	1	2	6	1	5	15	5	10
Tasmania	42	28	14	22	14	8	39	20	19	71	39	32	62	32	30	52	32	20
Australia (State not named)	1	1					2	1	1	1	1		14	7	7
New Zealand	35	25	10	12	9	3	17	10	7	34	19	15	33	22	11	35	19	16
Fiji	1		1										2	1	1
England	281	208	73	83	54	29	192	126	66	326	224	102	356	231	125	387	254	133
Wales	4	3	1	2	1	1	9	5	4	10	7	3	8	5	3	20	16	4
Scotland	114	73	41	25	17	8	81	38	43	102	61	41	102	62	40	136	88	48
Ireland	185	137	48	63	31	32	144	86	58	140	91	49	227	135	92	237	153	84
Other British Possessions—
Malta and Gibraltar (Europe)
India and Ceylon (Asia)	2	2		1	1		8	7	1	8	5	3	4	3	1	4	1	3
Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and Mauritius (Africa)	2	2		1	1		3	2	1	4	3	1	5	4	1	1	1
Canada (America)	2	1	1	2	2					2	1	1	6	3	3	5	5
Others				1	1		1	1					1	1		3	3
FOREIGN.
France	2	2		1		1	2	2		1		1	2	2		6	4	2
Belgium
Holland										1	1		1	1
Germany	36	27	9	7	7		13	10	3	22	15	7	16	12	4	37	27	10
Austria-Hungary													1	1		3	3
Switzerland	2	2		2	2		6	5	1	3	3		3	2	1	3	3
Italy	2	2					4	4		4	2	2	6	5	1	1	1
Spain	1	1
Portugal	1	1
Denmark	5	5					6	6		8	7	1	6	6		13	11	2
Sweden and Norway	23	23		2	2		3	3		16	15	1	17	17		22	22
Russia	7	6	1	1	1					3	3		3	3		10	9	1
Greece							1	1
United States of America	2	1	1	2	1	1	13	7	6	2	2		6	3	3	14	6	8
China							2	2					7	7		1	1
Japan
Other Foreign Countries	2	2					2	2					4	3	1	3	3
At Sea	4	2	2	2	2		5	5		7	7		6	5	1	8	5	3
Unspecified	10	9	1	2	2		9	7	2	8	7	1	19	13	6	16	10	6	840	557	283
Foreign Subjects* Under 21										7	5	2	3	2	1	5	5
Foreign Subjects* Over 21	71	63	8	11	10	1	41	33	8	43	35	8	55	47	8	85	67	18

[* Exclusive of those under the heads of "At Sea" and "Unspecified."]

Table 8.—Allegiance of Foreign-Born Persons.
Birthplaces.	Total Foreign-Born.			British Subjects.							Foreign Subjects.
	Total Foreign-Born.			By Parentage.		By Naturalization.		Total.			Under 21 Years.		21 Years and over.		All Ages.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
France	925	633	292	67	43	106	73	289	173	116	35	11	425	165	636	460	176
Belgium	123	83	40	8	9	12	6	35	20	15	7	8	56	17	88	63	25
Holland	204	165	39	4	4	41	9	58	45	13	6		114	26	146	120	26
Germany	7,594	5,282	2,312	113	63	1,549	648	2,373	1,662	711	86	70	3,534	1,531	5,221	3,620	1,601
Austria-Hungary	403	337	66	4	3	75	9	91	79	12	53	6	205	48	312	258	54
Switzerland	903	749	154	15	8	175	39	237	190	47	16	4	543	103	666	559	107
Italy	1,525	1,289	236	16	7	163	41	227	179	48	119	46	991	142	1,298	1,110	188
Spain	175	115	60	10	10	25	3	48	35	13	17	7	63	40	127	80	47
Portugal	86	78	8	4	2	18	4	28	22	6			56	2	58	56	2
Denmark	1,020	882	138	8	7	224	50	289	232	57	17	11	633	70	731	650	81
Sweden and Norway	2,207	2,033	174	46	6	440	39	531	486	45	44	19	1,503	110	1,676	1,547	129
Russia	756	592	164	17	8	158	52	235	175	60	16	10	401	94	521	417	104
Greece	181	171	10	6		7	2	15	13	2	12	1	146	7	166	158	8
United States	2,107	1,365	742	194	144	81	145	564	275	289	32	34	1,058	419	1,543	1,090	453
China	6,230	6,158	72	32	17	67	5	121	99	22	102	13	5,957	37	6,109	6,059	59
Japan	76	67	9	8	7	3		18	11	7	4		52	2	58	56	2
Other Countries	1,067	683	384	111	68	96	71	346	207	139	74	67	402	178	721	476	245
At Sea—Foreign Subjects	71	34	37			12	26	38	12	26	4	4	18	7	33	22	11
Unspecified, with Foreign Names *	322	213	109			52	40	92	52	40	13	6	148	63	230†	161	69
Total	25,975	20,929	5,046	663	406	3,304	1,262	5,635	3,967	1,668	657	317	16,305	3,061	20,340	16,962	3,378

[* Including a proportion for the unspecified, whose names were unknown, viz., 98 males and 38 females.] [† The few cases of ages unknown were distributed proportionally.]

BIRTHPLACES OF THE PEOPLE.,Table 9.—Allegiance of Foreign-Born in Urban and Rural Districts.
	Total Foreign-Born.			British Subjects.							Foreign Subjects.
	Total Foreign-Born.			By Parentage.		By Naturalization.		Total.			Under 21.		21 and over.		All Ages.
	Males.	Females.	Both Sexes.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Both Sexes.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Both Sexes.
In Municipalities—
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs	10,816	3,175	13,991	395	273	1,873	812	2,268	1,085	3,353	403	221	8,145	1,869	8,548	2,090	10,638
Shires	9,497	1,864	11,361	255	133	1,423	450	1,678	583	2,261	170	94	7,649	1,187	7,819	1,281	9,100
Shipping	616	7	623	13		8		21		21	84	2	511	5	595	7	602
Total of the State	20,929	5,046	25,975	663	406	3,304	1,262	1,967	1,668	5,635	657	317	16,305	3,061	16,962	3,378	20,340

Table 10.—Birthplaces of the Native Races of Polynesia, Asia, and Africa living in Victoria.
Birthplaces.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
POLYNESIA—
Fiji	1		1
New Caledonia	1		1
Total	2		2
ASIA—
Asia Minor	2	2
Syria	344	210	134
Armenia and Kurdistan	2	1	1
Aden	1	1
Arabia	6	6
Persia	3	3
Afghanistan	8	8
Ceylon	17	17
British India	772	769	3
East Indies (so stated)	8	7	1
Siam	2	2
Malay States	2	2
Straits Settlements	29	27	2
Hong Kong	48	48
ASIA—continued.
China	6,160	6,108	52
Japan	55	54	1
Java	2	2
Philippine Islands	7	7
Total	7,468	7,274	194
AFRICA—
Mauritius	2	1	1
Cape of Good Hope	1		1
South Africa (so stated)	2	2
Algeria	1		1
Tripoli, &c.	3	2	1
Egypt	6	6
Africa (so stated)	4	3	1
Total	19	14	5
GRAND TOTAL	7,489	7,288	201

Table 11.—Location of Principal Coloured Races, other than Chinese.*
District.	Syrians.			British Indians.			Japanese.
District.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Melbourne and Suburbs	238	133	105	125	123	2	44	43	1
Other Urban	63	39	24	69	69		2	2
Rural	42	38	4	497	496	1	7	7
Shipping	1		1	81	81		2	2
Total	344	210	134	772	769	3	55	54	1

[* For Chinese, see Part I.]

PART IV.

CENSUS OF VICTORIA (ONE OF THE SIX STATES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA), 1901.

PART IV. RELIGIONS.

POPULATION ENUMERATED ON THE 31ST MARCH, 1901.

PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT PURSUANT TO ACT 54 VICT. NO. 1171, SECTION 13.

BY AUTHORITY:

ROBT. S. BRAIN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

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PART IV RELIGIONS—CONTENTS

1. OF THE POPULATION IN DETAIL

2. OF THE POPULATION GROUPED

3. OF CHINESE AND ABORIGINES OF PURE AND MIXED RACE

4. IN URBAN AND RURAL DISTRICTS

5. IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS DISTRICT)

6. IN EACH COUNTY

7. IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—

A—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS

B—SHIRES

8. OF PERSONS AT CERTAIN AGE-GROUPS

TABLE 1.—RELIGIONS IN DETAIL.
Religious Denomination.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL POPULATION	1,201,341	603,883	597,458
TOTAL SPECIFIED	1,184,957	593,656	591,301
CHRISTIANS
Episcopalians—
Church of England	424,011	214,666	209,345
"Protestant" (so stated)	8,693	4,543	4,150
Presbyterians—*
Presbyterian Church of Victoria, &c.*	190,725	95,562	95,163
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	778	381	397
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	144,851	69,947	74,904
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	14,723	7,294	7,429
All other†	20,698	10,042	10,656
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	17,141	8,173	8,968
Baptist	32,648	15,196	17,452
Church of Christ—Disciple of Christ	10,682	4,980	5,702
Christian (so stated), &c.‡	744	366	378
Brethren, Christian Brethren	1,570	732	838
Lutheran (German Protestant)	13,935	8,338	5,597
Moravian (United Brethren)	144	74	70
Calvinistic Methodist§	1,257	644	613
Friends (Society of)	251	143	108
Salvation Army	8,830	3,967	4,863
Unitarian	788	477	311
Australian Church	964	426	538
Seventh Day Adventist	1,086	436	650
Christadelphian	692	329	363
Victorian Free Church	11	7	4
Free Christian, Christian Assembly	71	40	31
Evangelist	31	19	12
Church of the First Born	91	50	41
Missions—
Mission Hall	6	3	3
Chinese	42	39	3
Deaf and Dumb	9	6	3
Evangelical, Gospel	6	3	3
Town	42	26	16
Union	2	2
Sundry—
Apostolic, Contender for Apostolic Order and Principles	6	1	5
Believer, True Believer	29	9	20
Believer, in Bible, Bible only	7	4	3
Childrens Church Try Society	2	2
Children in God through faith in Jesus Christ	4	3	1
Christian Endeavour	1	1
Christian Reformer	1	1
Church Army	3	2	1
Church of God	82	40	42
Other Protestants—continued.
Sundry—continued.
Conditional Immortality	17	9	8
Danish Church	3	1	2
Dutch Reformed Church	15	13	2
French Protestant (Huguenot)	6	4	2
German Christian	2	1	1
German Evangelical	2	2
German United	1	1
Glassite (Sandemanian)	2	1	1
Grace Walking Brethren	1	1
Nonconformist, Dissenter	12	7	5
Primitive Christian	4	2	2
Reformed Church, Reformer	6	4	2
Reformed Church of Switzerland (Zwinglian)	9	8	1
Relative of Jesus	7	4	3
Re-organized Church of Jesus Christ	5	2	3
Sabbath Keeper	3	1	2
Second Adventist	10	5	5
St. Paul's	2		2
Swedish Church	1	1
The Faith once delivered to the Saints	1	1
Universalist, Restorationist, Restitutionist	16	11	5
Welsh Church	2	2
Welsh Congregational	1		1
Welsh Zion	1		1
Y.M.C.A.	5	1	4
Protestant, unsectarian	63	41	22
Protestant, unspecified	250	130	120
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	260,016	126,968	133,048
Catholic (so stated)	3,694	1,835	1,859
Greek Church	367	277	90
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church	460	195	265
Christian Israelite	258	141	117
Latter-day Saint (Mormon)	111	63	48
New Church (Swedenborgian)	146	69	77
Spiritist, Spiritualist	913	447	466
Christian Catholic	100	33	67
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	6,113	3,865	2,248
Miscellaneous—
Armenian	6	5	1
Aryan	1	1
Catholic, but not Roman Catholic	1	1
Christian Agnostic	4	1
Christian Metaphysician	11	5	6
Christian Scientist	66	26	40
Christian Socialist	10	5	5
Christian Spiritist	2	2
Divine Healer	2	1	1
Follower of Ruskin	1	1
Golden Rule	3	1	2

[* Including Presbyterian (undefined) Church of Scotland, Cameronian, Covenanter, Puritan, and Independent Presbyterian (if any).] [† Including Methodist (undefined), and—at their own request—Bible Christian and United Methodist Free Church.] [‡ Including Orthodox or Temperance Christian, Christian Union, Believer in Christ, Follower of Christ, Religion of Christ, &c.] [§ Including Welsh Presbyterian.] [‖ Children, of parents of different Protestant denominations, whose religion was not stated—(See note at head of table).]

TABLE 1.—RELIGIONS IN DETAIL—continued.
Religious Denomination.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Other Christian Sects—contd.
Miscellaneous—continued.
Latitudinarian	3	3
Mennonite	1		1
Old Catholic	2	2
Peace and Holy Love	1	1
Providence	2	1	1
Pure and Undefined Religion	1	1
Rational Christian	1		1
Religious Free Thought	2	1	1
Roman Orthodox	1	1
Tolstoian	1	1
Trinity	1	1
Universal Catholic	1	1
Zion	3		3
NON-CHRISTIAN RELIGIONS.
Jew	5,907	3,051	2,856
Mohammedan	467	456	11
Buddhist	1,417	1,411	6
Hindu, Brahman	187	185	2
Hindu Sikh	8	8
Confucian	3,389	3,336	53
Other Asiatic—
Druze (Syrian)	7	7
Taoist	1	1
Shinto	2	2
"Sing" (?Sinto or Shinto)	1	1
"Sanhus"	1	1
Zoroastrian	1	1
All other—
Believer in God	5	5
Bi-Deist	1	1
Deist, Theist	51	44	7
Deist, Rational	1	1
Eclectic	1	1
Esoteric Buddhist	1	1
God Absolute	1	1
"Historein"	1	1
Separatist	8	6	2
Non-Christian Religions—con.
All Other—continued.
Student of Truth	64	26	38
Truth Seeker	2	1	1
Theosophist	58	29	29
SCEPTICS, ETC.*
Agnostic	260	219	41
Altruist	1	1
Atheist	60	53	7
Cosmopolitan	11	10	1
Evolutionist	1	1
Freethinker, Rationalist	2,042	1,616	426
Humanitarian	16	12	4
Infidel	1	1
"Knowledge of All	1		1
Materialist	3	2	1
Metaphysician	19	8	11
Mental Science	1		1
Monist	2	2
Naturalist, Natural Religion	6	3	3
(Worshipper of Nature?)	1	1
New Light	1	1
Peripatetic (Aristotelian)	1	1
Philosopher	1	1
Pantheist	8	7	1
Socialist	19	14	5
Sophist	1		1
Secularist	15	12	3
Sceptic	2	2
Scientist	3	2	1
Voltairian	1	1
No Religion (so stated)	2,454	1,897	557
Entries in jest, or nondescript†	38	30	8
Unspecified—
Object to state	10,827	6,997	3,830
Others	5,557	3,230	2,327

[* Embracing those who either have no apparent religious belief, or appear to be altogether dissatisfied with the old established and popular religions of the world.] [† Viz.—Anything Handy, 1 ; Callithumpian, 6 ; Chukite, 1 ; Don't know, 1 ; Fanatic, 1 ; Free Dietanion, 1 ; Heretie, 1 ; Go-as-you-please, 1 ; Heathen, 1 ; Honeytarian, 3 (including 1 female) ; Loquodist, 1 ; Mixed, 1 ; Think for Themselves, 2 (including one female) ; Thistle, 4 ; Various, 1 ; Windshiftarian, 1 ; 1. S.D., 10 (including 6 females) ; Worshipper of Bacchus and Mammon, ;]

TABLE 2.—PRINCIPAL RELIGIONS OF THE PEOPLE.
Religious Denomination.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	1,201,341	603,883	597,458
TOTAL SPECIFIED	1,184,957	593,656	591,301
CHRISTIANS.
Episcopalians—
Church of England	424,011	214,666	209,345
Protestant (so stated)	8,693	4,543	4,150
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria, &c.	190,725	95,562	95,163
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	778	381	397
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	144,851	69,947	74,904
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	14,723	7,294	7,429
All other	20,698	10,042	10,656
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	17,141	8,173	8,968
Baptist	32,648	15,196	17,452
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	10,682	4,980	5,702
Christian (so stated), &c.	744	366	378
Brethren, Christian Brethren	1,570	732	838
Lutheran (German Protestant)	13,935	8,338	5,597
Moravian (United Brethren)	144	74	70
Calvinistic Methodist	1,257	644	613
Other Protestants—continued.
Friends (Society of)	251	143	108
Salvation Army	8,830	3,967	4,863
Unitarian	788	477	311
Miscellaneous	3,635	1,702	1,933
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	260,016	126,968	133,048
Catholic (so stated)	3,694	1,835	1,859
Greek Church	367	277	90
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church	460	195	265
Christian Israelite	258	141	117
New Church (Swedenborgian)	146	69	77
Spiritist, Spiritualist	913	447	466
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	6,113	3,865	2,248
Sundry	335	158	177
NON-CHRISTIAN RELIGIONS.
Jew	5,907	3,051	2,856
Mohammedan	467	456	11
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	1,604	1,596	8
Confucian	3,389	3,336	53
Other	215	138	77
SCEPTICS, ETC.	4,969	3,897	1,072
Unspecified—
Object to state	10,827	6,997	3,830
Others	5,557	3,230	2,327

NOTE—See also note at the head of Table 1.

[* Including "No Religion," "Free Thinker," &c., and those who either have no apparent religious belief, or appear to be altogether dissatisfied with the old established and popular religions of the world.]

TABLE 3.—RELIGIONS OF CHINESE AND ABORIGINES.
Religious Denomination.	Chinese.					Aborigines.
	Persons.	Males.		Females.		Persons.	Males.		Females.
	Persons.	Pure.	Half-Caste.	Pure.	Half-Caste.	Persons.	Pure.	Half-Caste.	Pure.	Half-Caste.
TOTAL	7,349	6,236	504	111	498	652	163	204	108	177
TOTAL SPECIFIED	7,019	5,920	493	111	495	651	163	203	108	177
CHRISTIANS.
Episcopalians—Church of England	856	424	215	25	192	244	54	78	43	69
Episcopalians—Protestant (so stated)	28	2	13		13
Presbyterians—Presbyterian Church, &c.	244	141	43	8	52	126	27	39	17	43
Methodists—Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	521	324	90	10	97	56	6	25	2	23
Methodists—Primitive Methodist (so stated)	22	4	8		10	2				2
Methodists—All other	31	7	7		17	13		6	1	6
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	15	11		3	1
Baptist	12	9	1	2		14	2	5	2	5
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	36	18	8		10	1				1
Christian (so stated), &c.	31	27		4
Brethren, Christian Brethren	1				1
Lutheran (German Protestant)	11	11				10	1	6		3
Moravian (United Brethren)						100	34	18	27	21
Salvation Army	30	7	12		11	3	1	1		1
Unitarian	1				1
Miscellaneous	69	55	6	2	6
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	187	24	83		80	14	1	9	1	3
Catholic (so stated)	3	2			1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	168	164	2		2	5	4	1
NON CHRISTIAN RELIGIONS.
Mohammedan	1	1
Buddhist	1,345	1,341		4
Confucian*	3,389	3,334	2	52	1
Other	3	3
SCEPTICS, ETC.†	15	11	3	1		63	33	15	15
Unspecified—
Object to state	325	316	8		1	1		1
Others	5		3		2

[* Including Chinese of pure race who were originally returned by the sub-enumerators as of "No Religion," "Pagan," "Chinese Church," or as Religion not stated.] [† Chiefly "No Religion." Aborigines were entered as of "No Religion," if the religion was not specified.]

TABLE 4.—RELIGIONS IN URBAN AND RURAL DISTRICTS.
Religious Denomination.	TOTAL OF VICTORIA.			IN MUNICIPALITIES.						OUTSIDE LOCAL JURISDICTION.
	TOTAL OF VICTORIA.			Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.			Shires.			No Municipality.			Shipping.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	1,201,341	603,883	597,458	647,397	306,143	341,254	551,523	295,592	255,931	140	81	59	2,281	2,067	214
TOTAL SPECIFIED	1,184,957	593,656	591,301	638,662	301,089	337,573	543,956	290,499	253,457	136	77	59	2,203	1,991	212
Episcopalians—
Church of England	424,011	214,666	209,345	237,537	113,503	124,034	185,510	100,347	85,163	69	38	31	895	778	117
Protestant (so stated)	8,693	4,543	4,150	5,728	2,868	2,860	2,937	1,651	1,286	5	2	3	23	22	1
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria, &c.	190,725	95,562	95,163	86,361	40,666	45,695	104,041	54,606	49,435	9	3	6	314	287	27
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	778	381	397	159	63	96	618	317	301				1	1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	144,851	69,947	74,904	80,270	36,672	43,598	64,489	33,202	31,287	20	11	9	72	62	10
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	14,723	7,294	7,429	8,592	4,035	4,557	6,126	3,256	2,870				5	3	2
All other	20,698	10,042	10,656	10,418	5,033	5,385	10,255	4,990	5,265	4		4	21	19	2
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	17,141	8,173	8,968	12,192	5,707	6,485	4,934	2,453	2,481				15	13	2
Baptist	32,648	15,196	17,452	22,718	10,167	12,551	9,894	5,001	4,893	5	5		31	23	8
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	10,682	4,980	5,702	6,418	2,861	3,557	4,248	2,111	2,137	13	7	6	3	1	2
Christian (so stated), &c.	744	366	378	539	250	289	205	116	89
Brethren, Christian Brethren	1,570	732	838	1,082	496	586	488	236	252
Lutheran (German Protestant)	13,935	8,338	5,597	4,604	2,819	1,785	9,100	5,290	3,810				231	229	2
Moravian (United Brethren)	144	74	70	17	4	13	127	70	57
Calvinistic Methodist	1,257	644	613	893	431	462	355	204	151				9	9
Friends (Society of)	251	143	108	140	80	60	111	63	48
Salvation Army	8,830	3,967	4,863	5,605	2,343	3,262	3,223	1,623	1,600				2	1	1
Unitarian	788	477	311	580	326	254	208	151	57
Miscellaneous	3,635	1,702	1,933	2,563	1,163	1,400	1,063	530	533				9	9
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	260,016	126,968	133,048	133,261	59,727	73,534	126,354	66,876	59,478	11	11		390	354	36
Catholic (so stated)	3,694	1,835	1,859	2,051	896	1,155	1,604	901	703				39	38	1
Greek Church	367	277	90	297	216	81	45	36	9				25	25
Other Christian Sectsmdash:
Catholic Apostolic Church	460	195	265	375	158	217	85	37	48
Christian Israelite	258	141	117	200	103	97	58	38	20
New Church (Swedenborgian)	146	69	77	87	42	45	59	27	32
Spiritist, Spiritualist	913	447	466	769	366	403	144	81	63
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	6,113	3,865	2,248	3,619	2,178	1,441	2,479	1,672	807				15	15
Sundry	335	158	177	166	66	100	167	90	77				1	1
NON-CHRISTIAN RELIGIONS.
Jew	5,907	3,051	2,856	5,580	2,855	2,725	321	190	131				6	6
Mohammedan	467	456	11	153	144	9	243	241	2				71	71
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	1,604	1,596	8	508	503	5	1,090	1,087	3				6	6
Confucian	3,389	3,336	53	2,192	2,141	51	1,193	1,191	2				4	4
Other	215	138	77	161	96	65	53	42	11				1		1
SCEPTICS, E.T.C.*	4,969	3,897	1,072	2,827	2,111	716	2,129	1,773	356				14	14
Unspecified—
Object to state	10,827	6,997	3,830	5,814	3,546	2,268	4,937	3,377	1,560	1	1		75	73	2
Others	5,557	3,230	2,327	2,921	1,508	1,413	2,630	1,716	914	3	3		3	3

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Statement.

[* Including "No Religion," " Free Thinker, " &c.]

TABLE 5.—RELIGIONS IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS DISTRICT).
Religious Denomination.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	483,548	228,058	255,490
TOTAL SPECIFIED	477,236	224,455	252,781
Episcopalians—
Church of England	187,608	89,077	98,531
Protestant (so stated)	5,005	2,480	2,525
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria, &c.	63,927	30,057	33,870
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	54	18	36
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	47,392	21,814	25,578
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	3,775	1,760	2,015
All other	5,459	2,483	2,976
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	10,555	4,918	5,637
Baptist	18,458	8,296	10,162
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	5,615	2,517	3,098
Christian (so stated), &c.	482	217	265
Brethren, Christian Brethren	855	399	456
Lutheran (German Protestant)	3,420	2,162	1,258
Moravian (United Brethren)	10	4	6
Caivinistic Methodist	443	215	228
Friends (Society of)	128	74	54
Salvation Army	3,657	1,498	2,159
Unitarian	555	304	251
Miscellaneous	2,286	1,033	1,253
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	101,293	45,303	55,990
Catholic (so stated)	1,679	716	963
Greek Church	284	204	80
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church	360	152	208
Christian Israelite	194	101	93
New Church (Swedenborgian)	94	40	54
Spiritist, Spiritualist	717	338	379
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	3,171	1,889	1,282
Sundry	156	64	92
NON-CHRISTIAN RELIGIONS.
Jew	5,103	2,599	2,504
Mohammedan	98	89	9
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	223	220	3
Confucian	1,532	1,486	46
Other	163	96	67
SCEPTICS, ETC.	2,485	1,832	653
Unspecified —
Object to state	4,797	2,875	1,922
Others	1,515	728	787

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Statement.

TABLE 6.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY.
Religious Denomination.	TOTAL POPULATION OF VICTORIA.			CENTRAL DISTRICT.												NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
	TOTAL POPULATION OF VICTORIA.			1. Bourke.			2. Grant.			3. Mornington.			4. Evelyn.			5. Anglesey.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	1,201,341	603,883	597,458	522,933	248,387	274,546	71,034	34,877	36,157	26,559	14,174	12,385	13,518	7,443	6,075	9,032	4,783	4,249
Episcopalians—
Church of England	424,011	214,666	209,345	201,840	96,497	105,343	22,367	11,167	11,200	10,925	5,783	5,142	5,509	2,992	2,517	3,460	1,880	1,580
Protestant (so stated)	8,693	4,543	4,150	5,142	2,548	2,594	427	212	215	110	84	26	69	42	27	33	21	12
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	190,725	95,562	95,163	70,341	33,240	37,101	9,230	4,438	4,792	4,749	2,484	2,265	2,210	1,208	1,002	2,046	1,057	989
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	778	381	397	61	22	39	174	69	105	15	8	7	7	5	2	5	5
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	144,851	69,947	74,904	52,283	24,234	28,049	12,953	6,081	6,872	3,150	1,653	1,497	795	420	375	807	417	390
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	14,723	7,294	7,429	4,439	2,099	2,340	1,122	527	595	69	37	32	278	141	137	13	8	5
All other	20,698	10,042	10,656	5,636	2,560	3,076	1,714	817	897	315	160	155	707	365	342	62	29	33
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	17,141	8,173	8,968	10,836	5,042	5,794	611	276	335	239	109	130	104	59	45	47	27	20
Baptist	32,648	15,196	17,452	19,274	8,690	10,584	1,742	769	973	605	303	302	495	269	226	72	38	34
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	10,682	4,980	5,702	6,387	2,899	3,488	311	147	164	395	194	201	254	129	125	3		3
Christian (so stated), &c.	744	366	378	523	238	285	27	18	9	15	8	7	18	14	4	2	2
Brethren, Christian Brethren	1,570	732	838	946	437	509	67	26	41	30	14	16	19	8	11	7	2	5
Lutheran (German Protestant)	13,935	8,338	5,597	3,905	2,451	1,454	647	358	289	342	233	109	175	114	61	38	23	15
Moravian (United Brethren)	144	74	70	10	4	6	2	2
Calvinistic Methodist	1,257	644	613	460	224	236	96	49	47	8	7	1	2	2		5	3	2
Friends (Society of)	251	143	108	139	84	55	12	7	5	13	7	6	3	1	2
Salvation Army	8,830	3,967	4,863	3,799	1,562	2,237	576	259	317	181	103	78	81	42	39	60	31	29
Unitarian	788	477	311	564	313	251	16	13	3	16	11	5	23	11	12	2	2
Miscellaneous	3,635	1,702	1,933	2,362	1,068	1,294	225	121	204	55	26	29	62	36	26	16	9	7
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	260,016	126,968	133,048	110,250	49,993	60,257	16,803	8,220	8,583	4,468	2,356	2,112	2,188	1,223	965	2,200	1,110	1,090
Catholic (so stated)	3,694	1,835	1,859	1,741	742	999	214	114	100	44	30	14	21	11	10	1	1
Greek Church	367	277	90	282	205	77				7	5	2	1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church	460	195	265	374	158	216	1	1
Christian Israelite	258	141	117	222	115	107	8	5	3	1	1
New Church (Swedenborgian)	146	69	77	98	42	56	1		1	2		2	8	2	6
Spiritist, Spiritualist	913	447	466	731	344	387	47	24	23	4	1	3	15	10	5	10	6	4
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	6,113	3,865	2,248	3,429	2,045	1,384	267	160	107	139	96	43	143	98	45	19	11	8
Sundry	335	158	177	162	66	96	10	3	7	90	53	37	6	3	3
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	5,907	3,051	2,856	5,119	2,608	2,511	264	144	120	43	28	15	4	2	2	14	9	5
Mohammedan	467	456	11	106	97	9	17	17		4	4		1	1		6	6
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	1,604	1,596	8	258	255	3	106	105	1	6	6		17	17		6	6
Confucian	3,389	3,336	53	1,624	1,578	46	223	223		3	3		7	7		5	5
Other	215	138	77	166	97	69	1	1		2		2	2	2		1	1
Sceptics, &c.	4,969	3,897	1,072	2,609	1,929	680	143	121	22	143	117	36	89	69	20	31	26	5
UnspecifiedObject to state	10,827	6,997	3,830	5,166	3,102	2,064	443	273	170	269	193	76	183	124	59	50	37	13
UnspecifiedOthers	5,557	3,230	2,327	1,649	799	850	167	110	57	92	57	35	22	15	7	11	11

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 6.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY.—continued.
Religious Denomination.	NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.						WESTERN DISTRICT.
	6. Dalhousie.			7. Talbot.			8. Grenville.			9. Polwarth.			10. Heytesbury.			11. Hampden.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	20,378	10,552	9,826	57,398	29,390	28,008	48,146	23,730	24,416	10,665	5,932	4,733	6,458	3,413	3,045	10,324	5,375	4,949
Episcopalians—
Church of England	6,019	3,183	2,836	18,102	9,366	8,736	14,602	7,280	7,322	3,980	2,208	1,772	1,938	1,033	905	2,922	1,549	1,373
Protestant (so stated)	83	47	36	252	133	119	192	101	91	52	28	24	15	8	7	29	18	11
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	3,771	1,924	1,847	8,727	4,490	4,237	8,205	4,058	4,147	2,054	1,105	949	1,764	937	827	3,835	1,970	1,865
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	1		1	35	17	18	2	1	1	8	2	6	12	3	9	23	11	12
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	1,568	797	771	10,906	5,295	5,611	9,370	4,401	4,969	1,390	754	636	422	225	197	594	287	307
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	85	45	40	1,843	915	928	1,110	556	554	9	2	7	5	1	4	17	6	11
All other	184	90	94	1,778	842	936	753	407	346	173	75	98	125	57	68	91	49	42
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	411	181	230	977	475	502	647	341	306	24	14	10	21	7	14	10	4	6
Baptist	366	161	205	1,537	747	790	1,148	520	628	122	77	45	276	133	143	80	39	41
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	56	27	29	606	295	311	221	93	128	41	19	22	13	6	7	10	8	2
Christian (so stated), &c.				23	12	11	23	10	13				2	1	1	1	1
Brethren, Christian Brethren	26	13	13	45	23	22	61	33	28	13	4	9	33	18	15	7	2	5
Lutheran (German Protestant)	63	54	9	305	213	92	289	130	159	41	33	8	7	4	3	16	13	3
Moravian (United Brethren)	4	2	2				7		7
Calvinistic Methodist	11	8	3	77	38	39	257	127	130	3	3		1		1
Friends (Society of)				11	5	6	23	8	15
Salvation Army	123	72	51	433	202	231	361	158	203	50	27	23	10	3	7	12	5	7
Unitarian	4	3	1	7	6	1	18	12	6	3	3					2	1	1
Miscellaneous	33	12	23	75	28	47	98	46	52	24	10	14	4	2	2	4	2	2
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	7,067	3,568	3,499	10,117	5,126	4,991	9,564	4,624	4,940	2,466	1,404	1,062	1,492	798	694	2,493	1,291	1,202
Catholic (so stated)	38	21	17	151	82	69	66	28	38	18	10	8	42	21	21	26	14	12
Greek Church	3	3		5	4	1	18	12	6
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church	8	4	4	2		2	2	1	1
Christian Israelite				7	5	2										1	1
New Church (Swedenborgian)				8	5	3	1	1								4	3	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist				7	5	2	23	12	11
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	99	64	35	164	118	46	187	113	74	47	33	14	98	48	50	28	16	12
Sundry	2	1	1	3	3		12	2	10
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	2		2	27	11	16	128	67	61	1	1		1	1		3	3
Mohammedan	16	16		15	15		21	21		10	10		4	4		2	2
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	22	22		143	143		82	82		2	2		2	2		8	8
Confucian	19	19		282	282		64	64		3	3					9	9
Other				3	3		5	2	3							1	1
Sceptics, &c.	53	49	4	131	108	23	124	105	19	27	25	2	23	17	6	11	6	5
UnspecifiedObject to state	153	98	55	437	310	127	355	236	119	65	51	14	127	70	57	77	48	29
UnspecifiedOthers	86	68	18	157	68	89	107	78	29	39	29	10	21	14	7	8	8

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 6.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY.—continued.
Religious Denomination.	WESTERN DISTRICT.															WIMMERA DISTRICT.
	12. Ripon.			13. Villiers.			14. Normanby.			15. Dundas.			16. Follett.			17. Lowan.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	12,689	6,941	5,748	22,025	11,032	10,993	11,868	6,031	5,837	8,831	4,450	4,381	2,715	1,359	1,356	14,190	7,327	6,863
Episcopalians—
Church of England	4,218	2,344	1,874	5,540	2,834	2,706	3,894	2,007	1,887	2,640	1,373	1,267	1,049	549	500	3,868	2,044	1,824
Protestant (so stated)	88	49	39	94	50	44	71	38	33	42	21	21				96	53	43
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	3,552	1,896	1,656	4,649	2,287	2,362	2,615	1,341	1,274	2,315	1,141	1,174	881	419	462	2,137	1,083	1,054
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	2	2		1	1		183	99	84	27	11	16				16	12	4
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	933	489	444	1,352	673	679	1,828	909	919	619	320	299	193	94	99	1,812	958	854
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	526	268	258	17	8	9	259	133	126	195	88	107	1		1	60	32	28
All other	106	47	59	149	68	81	41	14	27	80	38	42				1,547	765	782
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	23	12	11	305	135	170	19	9	10	10	6	4	4	2	2	28	13	15
Baptist	128	71	57	532	225	307	225	94	131	317	143	174	9	5	4	282	147	135
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	4	1	3	121	53	68	9	6	3	13	6	7				272	133	139
Christian (so stated), &c.	5	1	4	1	1		7	2	5							1		1
Brethren, Christian Brethren	10	6	4	27	10	17	5	2	3	2	1	1				6	1	5
Lutheran (German Protestant)	60	53	7	284	148	136	344	181	163	110	53	57	8	6	2	1,364	687	677
Moravian (United Brethren)				4	3	1										20	7	13
Calvinistic Methodist	12	7	5	11	2	9	9	3	6	2		2	1		1	2	1	1
Friends (Society of)	1		1	2	2											1	1
Salvation Army	71	28	43	137	65	72	127	67	60	47	21	26	41	14	27	311	148	163
Unitarian	7	4	3	2	2		1		1				2	2		4	2	2
Miscellaneous	14	7	7	19	13	6	9	8	1	3	1	2	2	2		26	11	15
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	2,533	1,355	1,178	8,276	4,124	4,152	2,009	975	1,034	2,232	1,100	1,132	489	238	251	1,896	931	965
Catholic (so stated)	49	30	19	134	70	64	45	25	20	37	18	19				34	19	15
Greek Church	1	1		4	1	3
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church				2	2		4	1	3
Christian Israelite	6	5	1
New Church (Swedenborgian)	2	2		3	3
Spiritist, Spiritualist				8	4	4	2	1	1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	28	21	7	58	39	19	10	10		24	19	5				52	37	15
Sundry	10	7	3													1	1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	18	13	5	5	2	3	7	3	4	25	15	10	6	1	5	13	6	7
Mohammedan	3	3		6	6		5	5								9	9
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	37	37		9	9		9	9		7	7		6	6		15	15
Confucian	66	65	1	19	19		2	2		14	14		3	3		12	12
Other
Sceptics, &c.	47	45	2	43	30	13	36	29	7	18	14	4	8	8		60	40	20
UnspecifiedObject to state	82	59	23	129	87	42	70	44	26	26	18	8	11	9	2	173	110	63
UnspecifiedOthers	47	13	34	82	56	26	23	14	9	26	22	4	1	1		72	49	23

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 6.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Religious Denomination.	WIMMERA DISTRICT.						MALEE DISTRICT.
	18. Borung.			19. Kara Kara.			20. Millewa.			21. Weeah.			22. Karkarroc.			23. Tatchera.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	30,720	15,864	14,856	16,431	8,673	7,758	112	68	44	360	219	141	9,403	5,551	3,852	8,575	4,883	3,692
Episcopalians—
Church of England	7,879	4,202	3,677	5,904	3,151	2,753	38	24	14	61	37	24	2,740	1,644	1,096	2,366	1,424	942
Protestant (so stated)	153	78	75	56	32	24							40	29	11	55	31	24
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	6,081	3,078	3,003	3,151	1,620	1,531	35	18	17	42	24	18	1,654	939	715	1,763	979	784
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	111	58	53	31	18	13	1	1					4	2	2	7	6	1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	4,288	2,177	2,111	2,704	1,364	1,340	1	1		107	59	48	1,530	852	678	1,411	740	671
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	879	398	481	60	30	30				6	4	2	45	26	19	61	32	29
All other	724	315	409	318	152	166				12	5	7	150	89	61	87	51	36
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	207	98	109	38	26	12	1	1		1	1		77	41	36	24	16	8
Baptist	856	425	431	78	44	34				12	9	3	395	227	168	345	183	162
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	421	225	196	49	22	27				10	5	5	90	49	41	98	55	43
Christian (so stated), &c.	5	2	3	1	1					1	1		8	4	4	5	3	2
Brethren, Christian Brethren	95	43	52	35	16	19							2		2	7	3	4
Lutheran (German Protestant)	2,861	1,436	1,425	72	52	20	5	5		71	41	30	464	289	175	71	53	18
Moravian (United Brethren)	33	20	13													1		1
Calvinistic Methodist	35	25	10	19	6	13							12	6	6	2	2
Friends (Society of)	6	4	2										4	2	2
Salvation Army	391	177	214	81	34	47							145	74	71	52	24	28
Unitarian	8	7	1										6	3	3
Miscellaneous	46	22	24	12	4	8				1	1		25	15	10	10	7	3
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	4,648	2,372	2,276	3,355	1,758	1,597	20	12	8	25	22	3	1,588	925	663	1,938	1,077	861
Catholic (so stated)	64	36	28	37	15	22							6	4	2	34	18	16
Greek Church	4	4
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church													1	1
Christian Israelite				1		1
New Church (Swedenborgian)	1	1											2	2
Spiritist, Spiritualist	3	2	1										3	2	1	1	1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	159	101	58	41	25	16					3		66	54	12	31	24	7
Sundry	3	2	1	5		5							14	7	7	1		1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	14	6	8	1	1											8	3	5
Mohammedan	21	20	1	3	3								1		1
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	33	33		24	24		1	1					14	14		7	7
Confucian	102	102		90	90		1	1								2	2
Other	6	4	2													2	2
Sceptics, &c.	105	87	18	63	47	16	6	2	4	7	6	1	64	58	6	56	49	7
UnspecifiedObject to state	378	238	140	167	116	51							184	139	45	96	70	26
UnspecifiedOthers	100	66	34	35	22	13	3	2	1	1	1		69	54	15	34	21	13

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 6.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Religious Denomination.	NORTHERN DISTRICT.															NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
	24. Gunbower.			25. Gladstone.			26. Bendigo.			27. Rodney.			28. Moira.			29. Delatite.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	8,167	4,333	3,834	17,953	9,538	8,415	58,060	28,896	29,164	19,140	10,315	8,825	34,663	18,515	16,148	20,544	10,957	9,587
Episcopalians—
Church of England	2,359	1,301	1,058	6,803	3,615	3,188	18,239	9,289	8,950	5,818	3,281	2,537	9,836	5,376	4,460	7,315	3,957	3,358
Protestant (so stated)	8	6	2	50	27	23	281	164	117	194	102	92	288	142	146	65	35	30
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	1,247	656	591	3,486	1,839	1,647	6,064	3,028	3,036	4,246	2,266	1,980	7,252	3,783	3,469	3,879	2,015	1,864
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria				11	5	6	6	2	4	7	4	3	2	1	1	4	1	3
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	1,132	583	549	3,048	1,511	1,537	11,533	5,179	6,354	1,302	688	614	3,684	1,884	1,800	2,178	1,131	1,047
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	26	16	10	28	15	13	2,065	1,031	1,034	91	49	42	617	435	182	401	200	201
All other	341	171	170	77	42	35	2,678	1,510	1,168	1,013	482	531	1,089	437	652	175	95	80
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	240	108	132	68	43	25	527	260	267	44	24	20	459	230	229	82	47	35
Baptist	548	275	273	123	65	58	1,012	479	533	258	126	132	355	170	185	238	122	116
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	58	28	30	292	143	149	280	117	163	153	69	84	149	76	73	57	25	32
Christian (so stated), &c.	1	1		19	12	7	20	9	11	5	3	2	6	5	1	4		4
Brethren, Christian Brethren				6	2	4	59	33	26	1	1		2	2
Lutheran (German Protestant)	46	25	21	66	58	8	704	413	291	89	65	24	161	111	50	66	48	18
Moravian (United Brethren)																3	3
Calvinistic Methodist				18	12	6	130	72	58	2	1	1	8	5	3	7	3	4
Friends (Society of)	3		3	5	5		5	3	2	4	2	2	2		2	2	2
Salvation Army	10	6	4	132	76	56	521	220	301	149	76	73	135	74	61	120	53	67
Unitarian	2	2		8	6	2	18	15	3	8	7	1	5	5		2	1	1
Miscellaneous	9	4	5	39	16	23	121	47	74	8	7	1	25	14	11	30	17	13
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	1,963	1,021	942	3,123	1,613	1,510	12,263	5,867	6,396	5,180	2,644	2,536	9,776	5,156	4,620	5,305	2,696	2,609
Catholic (so stated)	8	4	4	26	13	13	171	95	76	135	73	62	116	62	54	31	19	12
Greek Church				1	1		8	7	1	2	2		1	1		1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church				10	5	5	6	2	4	7	1	6	1	1
Christian Israelite	1		1							1		1	8	7	1
New Church (Swedenborgian)							1		1	3	1	2	6	2	4	1	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist	1	1					14	9	5	3	2	1	3	3		9	4	5
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	25	21	4	101	61	40	155	115	40	54	41	13	99	81	18	55	44	11
Sundry							2	2					4	1	3	8	5	3
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew							95	60	35	4	3	1	7	6	1	11	4	7
Mohammedan	1	1		22	22		39	39		2	2		17	17		8	8
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	8	8		115	115		117	116	1	33	32	1	28	28		162	162
Confucian	8	8		33	33		240	234	6	44	44		47	47		83	83
Other	2	2		1	1		2	2					7	7
Sceptics, &c.	29	27	2	66	55	11	200	155	45	59	52	7	94	86	8	59	50	9
UnspecifiedObject to state	58	39	19	160	117	43	323	223	100	136	107	29	223	157	66	139	100	39
UnspecifiedOthers	33	19	14	16	10	6	161	99	62	85	58	27	150	103	48	44	25	19

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 6.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY.—continued.
Religious Denomination.	NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.									GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
	30. Bogong.			31. Benambra.			32. Wonnagatta.			33. Croajingolong.			34. Tambo.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	30,485	17,019	13,466	7,074	4,006	3,068	2,271	1,356	915	2,147	1,271	876	2,648	1,525	1,125
Episcopalians—
Church of England	10,875	6,019	4,856	3,165	1,784	1,381	1,013	600	413	1,124	654	470	1,302	717	585
Protestant (so stated)	217	153	64	91	60	31	7	1	6	10	7	3	10	7	3
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	4,503	2,460	2,043	998	563	435	298	182	116	525	299	226	491	277	214
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	9	4	5	1	1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	3,206	1,682	1,524	836	446	390	30	20	10	69	48	21	164	83	81
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	64	30	34	11	6	5	5	5		1		1	1	1
All other	99	47	52	15	14	1	2	2					2	1	1
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	584	300	284	17	15	2	8	6	2	2	2		49	23	26
Baptist	282	144	138	44	25	19	11	7	4	5	3	2	14	8	6
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	61	30	31	3	2	1	2	1	1				5	2	3
Christian (so stated), &c.	1	1		1	1					1	1
Brethren, Christian Brethren	1		1	1	1
Lutheran (German Protestant)	390	270	120	76	60	16	21	19	2	21	17	4	29	26	3
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	20	6	14	6	4	2	1	1		1	1
Friends (Society of)	1	1
Salvation Army	126	65	61	6	5	1	4	2	2	3	3		20	11	9
Unitarian	9	8	1	2	1	1	2	2		1	1		3	3
Miscellaneous	66	33	33	7	4	3				4	4
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	8,628	4,678	3,950	1,560	845	715	807	454	353	294	166	128	474	289	185
Catholic (so stated)	70	43	27	77	47	30	1	1		4	4
Greek Church	1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church	1	1								3	1	2	4	1	3
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)	3	2	1							1	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist	10	6	4	2	2		1	1					4	3	1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	110	77	33	19	14	5	8	7	1	10	7	3	16	12	4
Sundry
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	28	26	12	15	6	9	1	1		3	1	2	1	1
Mohammedan	11	11		2	2		6	6		5	5		3	3
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	253	252	1	17	17		3	3		8	8		7	7
Confucian	223	223		15	15		2	2		1	1		18	18
Other	5	5					1	1		4	4
Sceptics, &c.	165	151	14	28	27	1	8	8		24	17	7	13	13
UnspecifiedObject to state	295	203	92	26	23	3	25	20	5	12	11	1	17	16	1
UnspecifiedOthers	158	87	71	33	16	17	4	4		11	5	6	1	1

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 6.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Religious Denomination.	GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.									MIGRATORY.			SHIPPING.
	35. Dargo.			36. Tanjil.			37. Buln Bulu.			MIGRATORY.			SHIPPING.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	5,879	3,445	2,434	20,110	10,484	9,626	33,730	18,608	15,122	1,825	1,096	729	2,281	2,067	214
Episcopalians—
Church of England	2,315	1,341	974	7,780	4,023	3,757	13,311	7,360	5,951				895	778	117
Protestant (so stated)	22	17	5	120	63	57	208	114	94				23	22	1
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	936	544	392	4,212	2,145	2,067	6,467	3,482	2,985				314	287	27
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	4	2	2	6	6		1	1					1	1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	559	316	243	2,128	1,065	1,063	3,894	2,049	1,845				72	62	10
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	1		1	186	87	99	122	60	62				5	3	2
All other	78	46	32	159	78	81	197	103	94				21	19	2
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	124	69	55	50	25	25	208	113	95				15	13	2
Baptist	33	24	9	191	97	94	607	309	298				31	23	8
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	30	13	17	50	25	25	155	76	79				3	1	2
Christian (so stated), &c.	5	3	2	5	5		8	6	2
Brethren, Christian Brethren	7	4	3	4	1	3	46	26	20
Lutheran (German Protestant)	85	64	21	81	64	17	327	239	88				231	229	2
Moravian (United Brethren)	5	5		54	28	26	1		1
Calvinistic Methodist	1	1		5	2	3	24	14	10				9	9
Friends (Society of)							14	9	5
Salvation Army	61	35	26	186	89	97	266	135	131				2	1	1
Unitarian	1	1		13	10	3	29	20	9
Miscellaneous	18	2	16	36	22	14	136	72	64				9	9
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	1,245	682	563	4,318	2,253	2,065	6,573	3,648	2,925				390	354	36
Catholic (so stated)	23	17	6	87	46	41	104	64	40				39	38	1
Greek Church							3	3					25	25
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church				2	2		32	13	19
Christian Israelite				2	2
New Church (Swedenborgian)				1	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist				12	4	8
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	47	27	20	75	54	21	232	154	78				15	15
Sundry							1	1					1	1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew				5		5	18	13	5				6	6
Mohammedan	10	10		7	7		13	13					71	71
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	12	11	1	16	16		5	5					6	6
Confucian	47	47		69	69		5	5					4	4
Other	1	1					2	2					1		1
Sceptics, &c.	43	41	2	93	81	12	167	133	34				14	14
UnspecifiedObject to state	148	104	44	120	86	34	429	286	143				75	73	2
UnspecifiedOthers	18	18		37	28	9	125	80	45	1,825	1,096	729	3	3

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY., SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS.
Religious Denomination.	TOTAL POPULATION OF CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS.			CENTRAL DISTRICT—METROPOLITAN AREA.)
	TOTAL POPULATION OF CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS.			1a. Melbourne.			1b. North Melbourne.			1c. Brunswick.			1d. Flemington and Kensington.			1e. Essendon.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	647,397	306,143	341,254	68,374	34,161	34,213	18,120	8,876	9,244	24,141	11,470	12,671	10,946	5,361	5,585	17,426	8,087	9,339
Episcopalians—
Church of England	237,537	113,503	124,034	23,598	11,838	11,760	5,648	2,815	2,833	7,789	3,774	4,015	4,001	1,986	2,015	6,882	3,250	3,632
Protestant (so stated)	5,728	2,868	2,860	755	410	345	321	181	140	271	144	127	110	59	51	129	61	68
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	86,361	40,666	45,695	8,157	4,059	4,098	2,156	1,116	1,040	3,536	1,684	1,852	1,635	807	828	3,059	1,358	1,701
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	159	63	96	1		1	2	1	1	1		1	7	5	2
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	80,270	36,672	43,598	4,954	2,286	2,668	1,402	668	734	3,131	1,450	1,681	1,379	631	748	1,921	869	1,052
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	8,592	4,035	4,557	247	104	143	88	49	39	495	226	269	37	19	18	286	126	160
All other	10,418	5,033	5,385	529	225	304	292	142	150	470	201	269	87	38	49	226	98	128
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	12,192	5,707	6,485	874	409	465	125	67	58	224	102	122	82	36	46	412	196	216
Baptist	22,718	10,167	12,551	1,626	743	883	413	188	225	1,467	675	792	321	96	225	699	323	376
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	6,418	2,861	3,557	713	317	396	356	176	180	341	155	186	291	178	113	191	84	107
Christian (so stated), &c.	539	250	289	17	12	5				76	39	37	34	18	16	5	1	4
Brethren, Christian Brethren	1,082	496	586	64	21	43	2	1	1	24	11	13	12	5	7	82	39	43
Lutheran (German Protestant)	4,604	2,819	1,785	689	491	198	108	72	36	113	72	41	61	37	24	71	41	37
Moravian (United Brethren)	17	4	13	1	1								1	1
Calvinistic Methodist	893	431	462	62	28	34	10	5	5	27	15	12	16	14	2	11	5	6
Friends (Society of)	140	80	60	17	13	4	1	1					1		1
Salvation Army	5,605	2,343	3,262	151	69	82	117	53	64	321	130	191	31	21	10	145	57	88
Unitarian	580	326	254	93	61	32	12	4	8	22	10	12	7	6	1	9	6	3
Miscellaneous	2,563	1,163	1,400	252	100	152	22	12	10	104	55	49	34	15	19	86	40	46
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	133,261	59,727	73,534	19,636	9,056	10,580	6,161	2,816	3,345	4,864	2,234	2,630	2,576	1,268	1,308	2,780	1,278	1,502
Catholic (so stated)	2,051	896	1,155	255	90	165	228	115	113	109	58	51	37	12	25	47	21	26
Greek Church	297	216	81	207	157	50	6	3	3	7	4	3
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church	375	158	217	106	44	62	8	2	6	9	7	2				6	2	4
Christian Israelite	200	103	97	9	6	3				18	9	9				1	1
New Church (Swedenborgian)	87	42	45	15	7	8	2	1	1	3	2	1	4	2	2
Spiritist, Spiritualist	769	366	403	125	68	57	19	9	10	66	26	40	4	2	2	10	5	5
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	3,619	2,178	1,441	424	275	149	53	33	20	111	65	46	32	18	14	72	47	25
Sundry	166	66	100	14	6	8	1		1	14	2	12	7	3	4	1		1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	5,580	2,855	2,725	2,112	1,080	1,032	160	89	71	48	26	22	6	5	1	36	12	24
Mohammedan	153	144	9	63	55	8				2	2		3	3
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	508	503	5	81	81					18	18		2	2		3	3
Confucian	2,192	2,141	51	1,047	1,007	40	25	24	1	50	49	1	8	8		23	23
Other	161	96	65	42	25	17	10	8	2	4	2	2	11	7	4	1		1
Sceptics, &c.	2,827	2,111	716	520	426	94	51	42	9	115	80	35	22	16	6	44	36	8
UnspecifiedObject to state	5,814	3,546	2,268	727	480	247	182	115	67	171	98	73	52	32	20	150	96	54
UnspecifiedOthers	2,921	1,508	1,413	191	111	80	139	68	71	120	45	75	35	11	24	31	9	22

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued. SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Religious Denomination.	CENTRAL DISTRICT.—(METROPOLITAN AREA.)
	1f.Northcote.			1g.Fitzroy.			1h.Collingwood.			1i.Kew.			1k. Hawthore.			1l. Richmond.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	9,677	4,646	5,031	31,687	14,808	16,879	32,749	15,383	17,366	9,469	4,354	5,115	21,430	9,484	11,946	37,824	18,074	19,750
Episcopalians—
Church of England	3,641	1,796	1,845	12,550	5,894	6,656	12,857	6,272	6,585	3,705	1,645	2,060	8,500	3,724	4,776	14,448	7,045	7,403
Protestant (so stated)	23	11	12	192	94	98	586	277	309	4	3	1	111	49	62	562	229	273
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	1,273	588	685	2,894	1,344	1,550	2,900	1,429	1,471	1,156	513	643	3,286	1,444	1,842	4,080	1,913	2,167
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	7		7	1		1							3	1	2
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	1,454	675	779	3,418	1,629	1,789	3,148	1,489	1,659	1,075	478	597	2,195	929	1,266	3,288	1,569	1,719
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	265	133	132	111	54	57	385	141	144	8	4	4	24	10	14	111	45	66
All other	52	30	22	436	193	243	583	288	295	37	17	20	231	111	120	675	322	353
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	245	117	128	411	197	214	435	208	227	586	269	317	991	461	530	1,132	541	591
Baptist	256	130	126	1,397	639	758	2,076	935	1,141	575	273	302	1,172	510	662	909	381	528
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	121	47	74	598	261	337	380	172	208	27	12	15	279	122	157	526	243	283
Christian (so stated), &c.	3	3		42	17	25	38	17	21	29	14	15	6	1	5	30	13	17
Brethren, Christian Brethren	10	5	5	12	7	5	32	15	17	43	24	19	55	22	33	93	66	27
Lutheran (German Protestant)	89	51	38	200	118	82	216	121	95	82	43	39	233	101	132	277	156	121
Moravian (United Brethren)							1	1		2		1	1	1
Calvinistic Methodist				9	2	7	16	6	10	8	4	4	15	7	8	18	16	12
Friends (Society of)	1		1	1	1		2	2		7	4	3	38	21	17	6	4	2
Salvation Army	138	56	82	271	109	162		199	258	75	32	43	193	78	115	402	148	254
Unitarian	9	5	4	37	21	16	33	19	14	35	18	17	33	15	18	46	22	24
Miscellaneous	53	29	24	264	119	145	118	60	58	44	28	16	183	87	96	113	50	63
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	1,757	799	958	6,949	3,009	3,940	7,124	2,922	4,202	1,669	799	870	2,913	1,216	1,697	9,767	4,478	5,289
Catholic (so stated)	13	5	8	40	9	31	272	121	151	6	3	3	30	13	17	86	19	67
Greek Church				10	7	3	3	2	1							2	1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church				23	11	12	29	13	16	16	5	11	23	9	14	29	10	19
Christian Israelite	5	5		127	59	68	7	4	3							2		2
New Church (Swedenborgian)				28	14	14	2		2	3	2	1	1	1		4		4
Spiritist, Spiritualist	15	7	8	100	49	51	24	13	11	15	4	11	25	11	14	51	26	25
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	93	56	37	185	119	66	208	118	90	50	29	21	254	137	117	213	126	87
Sundry	3	2	1	11	7	4	13	3	10	12	4	8	12	9	3	10	4	6
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	8	3	5	604	326	278	251	126	125	20	7	13	98	52	46	130	68	62
Mohammedan	2	1	1	24	24
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	5	5		18	17	1	3	3		14	14					16	16
Confucian	2	2		35	35		16	16		21	21		69	69		48	48
Other	9	4	5	7	6	1	4	1	3				11	7	4	8	5	3
Sceptics, &c.	48	29	19	252	182	70	177	134	43	37	26	11	122	81	41	180	132	48
UnspecifiedObject to state	72	48	24	320	187	133	310	187	123	85	53	32	274	168	106	416	256	160
UnspecifiedOthers	5	4	1	110	48	62	143	69	74	24	6	18	49	17	32	146	72	74

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued. SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Religious Denomination.	CENTRAL DISTRICT.—(METROPOLITAN AREA.)
	1m.Prahran.			1n.Malvern.			1nn.Caulfield.			1o.Oakleigh.			1p.Brighton.			1q.St. Kilda.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	40,441	17,700	22,741	10,619	4,656	5,963	9,541	4,361	5,180	1,273	613	660	10,047	4,443	5,604	20,542	8,803	11,739
Episcopalians—
Church of England	18,789	8,174	10,615	4,348	1,932	2,416	4,752	2,105	2,647	497	253	244	4,648	2,070	2,578	9,537	4,102	5,435
Protestant (so stated)	457	245	212	105	52	53	118	58	60	2	1	1	30	15	15	263	109	154
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	5,709	2,433	3,276	1,674	735	939	1,226	572	654	211	96	115	1,326	568	758	2,494	1,097	1,397
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	12	3	9				1		1							12	5	7
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	3,606	1,572	2,034	1,170	536	634	788	345	443	195	91	104	842	370	472	1,725	736	989
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	327	150	177	23	11	12	115	59	56	2	2		157	66	91	13	4	9
All other	249	115	134	36	19	17	79	38	41	1		1	44	16	28	80	6	74
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	901	405	496	456	192	264	405	190	215	45	19	26	615	273	342	440	191	249
Baptist	1,614	706	908	518	222	296	337	156	181	20	9	11	358	170	188	405	209	196
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	545	224	321	122	56	66	44	17	27	7	2	5	147	65	82	146	48	98
Christian (so stated), &c.	22	12	10	13	4	9	37	12	25				14	6	8	23	8	15
Brethren, Christian Brethren	139	53	86	64	31	33	34	14	20	5	1	4	22	9	13	45	23	22
Lutheran (German Protestant)	232	140	92	50	30	20	48	30	18	5	3	2	25	17	8	95	66	29
Moravian (United Brethren)				1		1	3		3
Calvinistic Methodist	26	12	14				1	1					7	2	5	15	3	12
Friends (Society of)	19	9	10	1	1		3	3								2	2
Salvation Army	332	147	185	61	20	41	17	5	12	24	10	14	94	33	61	63	23	40
Unitarian	59	36	23	23	9	14	3	1	2	2	1	1	8	5	3	50	23	27
Miscellaneous	249	117	132	64	26	38	101	39	62	1	1		67	23	44	101	42	59
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	5,477	2,206	3,271	1,364	516	848	1,078	502	576	202	92	110	1,216	482	734	3,589	1,347	2,242
Catholic (so stated)	110	54	56	17	8	9	39	15	24	1		1	3	1	2	103	41	62
Greek Church				1	1											2	1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church	43	19	24	12	5	7	7	4	3				21	9	12	4	2	2
Christian Israelite	2	2		2		2										1		1
New Church (Swedenborgian)	2		2	5	2	3							1		1	3	1	2
Spiritist, Spiritualist	62	33	29	6	4	2	24	10	14				4	2	2	34	11	23
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	353	203	150	117	64	53	49	27	22	9	5	4	107	56	51	183	111	72
Sundry	7	6	1	8	1	7	3		3				10	7	3	15	5	10
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	365	171	194	61	31	30	34	18	16	4	3	1	21	10	11	705	342	363
Mohammedan							1	1								3	3
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	7	7		4	4		4	4					11	9	2	10	10
Confucian	14	14		3	3		38	38					68	68		5	5
Other	7	3	4				9	6	3				4	3	1	7	3	4
Sceptics, &c.	222	145	77	48	31	17	29	22	7	10	6	4	57	30	27	104	78	26
UnspecifiedObject to state	397	237	160	186	97	89	81	45	36	29	17	12	105	54	51	209	113	96
UnspecifiedOthers	86	47	39	56	13	43	33	24	9	1	1		15	4	11	56	33	23

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued.,SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Religious Denomination.	CENTRAL DISTRICT.—(METROPOLITAN AREA).												CENTRAL DISTRICT.—(OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA.)
	1r.South Melbourne.			1s.Port Melbourne.			1t.Footscray.			1u.Williamstown.			1v.Buniayong.			1w.Ballarat East.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	40,619	19,412	21,207	12,176	5,989	6,187	18,318	9,094	9,224	14,052	6,793	7,259	1,292	627	665	18,324	8,940	9,384
Episcopalians—
Church of England	15,721	7,658	8,063	4,962	2,497	2,465	6,890	3,559	3,331	4,804	2,333	2,471	400	195	205	5,436	2,732	2,704
Protestant (so stated)	354	146	208	116	56	60	232	109	123	108	52	56	37	19	18	99	51	48
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	6,149	2,978	3,171	1,454	729	725	3,115	1,482	1,633	2,727	1,345	1,382	315	147	168	2,215	1,064	1,151
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria				6	3	3	1		1				8	5	3	9		9
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	3,918	1,843	2,175	1,318	627	691	1,542	766	776	1,469	699	770	227	106	121	4,654	2,159	2,495
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	334	167	167	34	16	18	247	111	136	337	151	186				179	86	93
All other	215	113	102	136	64	72	523	239	284	294	126	168	38	19	19	909	434	475
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	709	332	377	42	25	17	59	28	31	444	224	220	4	3	1	168	71	97
Baptist	1,238	542	696	280	125	155	1,052	498	554	701	316	385	11	6	5	351	149	202
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	213	86	127	94	42	52	235	110	125	25	10	15	12	4	8	106	49	57
Christian (so stated), &c.	28	8	20	4	2	2	36	19	17	2	1	1				24	12	12
Brethren, Christian Brethren	56	26	30	1		1	25	13	12	4	2	2				18	7	11
Lutheran (German Protestant)	212	166	46	178	130	48	167	106	61	64	53	11	3	3		116	67	49
Moravian (United Brethren)										1		1
Calvinistic Methodist	20	10	10	4	2	2	36	19	17	134	70	64	2		2	34	18	16
Friends (Society of)	5	3	2	1		1										1	1
Salvation Army	226	89	137	154	53	101	138	59	79	123	57	66				164	71	93
Unitarian	30	20	10	10	5	5	3	2	1	8	2	6				2	2
Miscellaneous	120	54	66	12	6	6	46	18	28	94	39	55				117	61	56
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	9,513	4,313	5,200	3,004	1,392	1,612	3,366	1,621	1,745	2,428	1,149	1,279	212	106	106	2,291	1,372	1,619
Catholic (so stated)	96	55	41	1		1	101	40	61	29	11	18	4	1	3	13	8	5
Greek Church	21	14	7	7	5	2
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church	12	4	8				4	2	2	6	2	4
Christian Israelite	11	6	5
New Church (Swedenborgian)	6	3	3							1	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist	69	30	39	25	8	17	17	9	8	2	1	1				18	10	8
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	226	140	86	63	35	28	82	48	34	59	40	19	8	8		75	44	31
Sundry	7	2	5				1		1							1	1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	306	157	149	42	21	21	42	22	20	12	5	7				151	77	74
Mohammedan
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	9	9		3	3		2	2		7	7		1	1		70	69	1
Confucian	20	16	4	1	1		1	1		4	4					173	173
Other	22	11	11							1	1
Sceptics, &c.	209	156	53	28	23	5	76	56	20	35	26	9				30	28	2
UnspecifiedObject to state	351	207	144	181	110	71	197	113	84	97	50	47				145	90	55
UnspecifiedOthers	93	48	45	15	9	6	82	42	40	32	16	16	10	4	6	55	34	21

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Religious Denomination.	CENTRAL DISTRICT—(OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA.)												NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
	1x.Geelong.			1y.Geelong West.			1z.Newtown and Chilwell.			2a.Queenscliff.			2b.Malmsbury.			2c.Daylesford.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	12,418	5,873	6,545	5,871	2,678	3,193	5,049	2,176	2,873	2,025	952	1,073	1,121	540	581	3,384	1,556	1,828
Episcopalians—
Church of England	3,817	1,880	1,937	1,867	867	1,000	1,646	711	935	966	473	493	461	226	235	913	434	479
Protestant (so stated)	73	32	41	9	2	7	8	2	6	10	3	7	1		1	11	6	5
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	1,603	753	850	614	273	341	618	254	364	367	157	210	139	61	78	476	216	260
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	33	18	15	21	8	13	22	8	14							1	1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	2,347	1,050	1,297	965	419	546	871	381	490	282	146	136	138	74	64	868	382	486
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	87	40	47	231	116	115	303	125	178	16	1	15	3	3		4	2	2
All other	115	47	68	196	85	111	47	22	25	14	12	2	9	4	5	232	111	121
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	157	69	88	23	9	14	80	36	44	13	4	9	1	1		7	1	6
Baptist	443	197	246	374	156	218	276	111	165	17	7	10	9	5	4	110	47	63
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	16	10	6	34	13	21	18	6	12	2	1	1				2	1	1
Christian (so stated), &c.	2	1	1				6	6
Brethren, Christian Brethren	34	15	19	9	1	8	1		1							10	4	6
Lutheran (German Protestant)	47	29	18	11	8	3	18	6	12	6	2	4	1		1	9	8	1
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	3	2	1				8	4	4				1		1	7	2	5
Friends (Society of)	3	2	1	2	2
Salvation Army	192	92	100	37	10	27	40	18	22	10	3	7				90	34	56
Unitarian	10	7	3	1	1
Miscellaneous	20	11	9	16	7	9	31	21	10							9	2	7
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	3,087	1,419	1,668	1,317	609	708	968	415	553	285	124	161	355	163	192	532	237	295
Catholic (so stated)	51	18	33	2		2	8	4	4	7	3	4				2	1	1
Greek Church
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church
Christian Israelite				7	5	2
New Church (Swedenborgian)	1		1
Spiritist, Spiritualist	1		1	5	1	4	4	2	2
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	67	36	31	26	16	10	20	12	8	3	1	2				25	18	7
Sundry	2		2							1		1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	51	32	19	29	14	15	9	6	3	10	4	6				7		7
Mohammedan	4	4
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	5	5								2	2					3	3
Confucian	7	7		19	19		1	1								8	8
Other	1	1
Sceptics, &c.	26	21	5	15	12	3	9	6	3	3	2	1				11	9	2
UnspecifiedObject to state	87	55	32	30	16	14	33	18	15	7	4	3	3	3		39	26	13
UnspecifiedOthers	26	20	6	11	9	2	4	1	3	4	3	1				8	3	5

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Religious Denomination.	NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
	2d.Creswick.			2e.Castlemaine.			2f.Chewton.			2g.Carisbrook.			2h.Majorca.			2i.Maryborough.			2k.Talbot.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	3,060	1,470	1,590	5,703	2,801	2,902	1,229	633	596	1,236	629	607	719	361	358	5,622	2,745	2,877	1,197	580	617
Episcopalians—
Church of England	705	355	350	1,866	890	976	339	171	168	501	249	252	324	164	160	2,027	1,045	982	401	201	200
Protestant (so stated)	10	6	4	20	11	9	16	7	9	5	2	3				32	16	16	5	3	2
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	395	189	206	907	454	453	62	34	28	253	141	112	115	62	53	964	439	525	309	145	164
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	673	305	368	903	449	454	338	167	171	252	129	123	212	96	116	928	430	498	137	56	81
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	395	184	211	61	20	41	132	67	65							215	106	109	101	49	52
All other	280	123	157	110	51	59	19	11	8	22	10	12	5	3	2	73	31	42	32	17	15
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	6	4	2	250	118	132	113	60	53	1	1		3	1	2	249	121	128
Baptist	10	4	6	341	145	196	16	7	9	6	4	2	1		1	91	38	53	2	2
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	12	5	7	42	13	29	4		4	6	2	4	2	1	1	78	39	39
Christian (so stated), &c.	7	2	5				2	2								7	5	2
Brethren, Christian Brethren	1		1	1		1										3	1	2
Lutheran (German Protestant)	11	6	5	72	39	33	18	13	5	3	1	2	4	4		9	7	2	12	9	3
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist				8	2	6	1	1								4	2	2	3	1	2
Friends (Society of)				1		1
Salvation Army	43	23	20	52	36	16	2	1	1							69	36	33
Unitarian
Miscellaneous				16	2	14							1		1	3	2	1
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	399	184	215	914	464	450	124	55	69	159	75	84	38	17	21	751	333	418	167	70	97
Catholic (so stated)	11	1	10	17	10	7	5	2	3	8	5	3	2	1	1	8	2	6	1		1
Greek Church																2	2
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church				1		1
Christian Israelite				1	1
New Church (Swedenborgian)
Spiritist, Spiritualist				4	2	2							1	1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	7	5	2	16	14	2	4	3	1	7	2	5	1	1		7	6	1
Sundry													1	1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	4	1	3	5	3	2	1	1								6	3	3	2	2
Mohammedan																2	2
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	4	4		17	17		24	24								1	1
Confucian	40	40		17	17					1	1		6	6		54	54		17	17
Other				1	1														1	1
Sceptics, &c.	7	4	3	2	7	1				2	2		1	1		8	6	2	3	3
UnspecifiedObject to state	21	16	5	42	27	15	9	7	2	7	4	3	1	1		28	17	11	1	1
UnspecifiedOthers	19	9	10	10	8	2				3	1	2	1	1		3	1	2	3	3

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Religious Denomination.	NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.			WESTERN DISTRICT.
	2l.Clunes.			2m.Ballarat.			2n.Sebastopol.			2o.Browns and Scarsdale.			2p.Smythesdale.			2q.Warrnambool.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	2,426	1,048	1,378	25,499	11,654	13,845	2,969	1,432	1,537	834	437	397	443	221	222	6,404	2,941	3,463
Episcopalians—
Church of England	741	308	433	7,952	3,709	4,243	503	234	269	211	103	108	171	85	86	2,034	983	1,051
Protestant (so stated)				60	30	30				2	2		1	1		10	5	5
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	231	112	119	4,086	1,880	2,206	225	115	110	132	72	60	67	32	35	1,139	501	638
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria				1		1										1	1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	891	370	521	5,300	2,345	2,955	960	452	508	297	152	145	59	30	29	513	236	277
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	69	29	40	588	279	309	211	104	107	17	9	8	43	21	22	5	1	4
All other	144	61	83	377	215	162	23	11	12	3	1	2				46	23	23
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	1	1		400	178	222	73	73		1	1					261	117	144
Baptist	7	4	3	800	341	459	122	60	62	17	10	7	2		2	323	127	196
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ				173	69	104	18	9	9							72	32	40
Christian (so stated), &c.				16	8	8
Brethren, Christian Brethren				31	17	14							1		1	18	6	12
Lutheran (German Protestant)	2	1	1	118	65	53	97	12	85	2	2		3	3		14	12	2
Moravian (United Brethren)							7		7
Calvinistic Methodist	9	4	5	121	59	62	117	55	62				1		1	7	2	5
Friends (Society of)				21	7	14
Salvation Army	13	5	8	273	110	163	12	6	6	1	1					41	15	26
Unitarian				12	6	6	1	1								1	1
Miscellaneous				71	34	37										1	1
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	278	122	156	4,544	1,976	2,568	562	271	291	132	68	64	89	43	46	1,784	793	991
Catholic (so stated)				10	3	7	8	5	3							2	1	1
Greek Church				16	10	6										4	1	3
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church				1		1										2	2
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)				1	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist				16	8	8										7	4	3
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	3	2	1	104	60	44	4	4								41	25	17
Sundry				9	1	8	1		1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	1	1		115	58	57	1	1								4	1	3
Mohammedan				1	1					1	1
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman				2	2					7	7
Confucian	12	12		17	17		1	1					4	4		1	1
Other
Sceptics, &c.	4	4		48	38	10	4	4		1	1					17	11	6
UnspecifiedObject to state	20	12	8	189	113	76	17	12	5	2	2		1	1		48	34	14
UnspecifiedOthers				26	14	12	2	2		8	5	3	1	1		7	5	2

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Religious Denomination.	WESTERN DISTRICT.															WIMMERA DISTRICT.
	2r.Ararat.			2s.Hamilton.			2t.Koroit.			2u.Port Fairy.			2v.Portland.			2w.Horsham.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	3,580	1,795	1,785	4,024	1,942	2,082	1,684	862	822	1,990	968	1,022	2,185	965	1,220	2,724	1,293	1,431
Episcopalians—
Church of England	1,218	629	589	1,291	644	647	384	199	185	597	305	292	652	301	351	779	386	393
Protestant (so stated)	23	8	15	16	7	9	5	3	2	6	4	2	28	13	15	18	10	8
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	716	352	364	914	429	485	315	171	144	481	231	250	411	193	218	606	298	308
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria				3	1	2
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	406	195	211	404	215	189	110	51	59	174	79	95	555	254	301	398	191	207
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	16	9	7	96	43	53				6	4	2				2	1	1
All other	4		4	65	30	35				25	6	19				134	60	74
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	10	3	7	5	4	1	3	1	2	2		2	7	2	5	2	2
Baptist	39	21	18	291	132	159	57	25	32	7	3	4	159	61	98	29	12	17
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ				6	2	4				27	11	16	1	1		56	20	36
Christian (so stated), &c.	5	1	4
Brethren, Christian Brethren	3	1	2	1	1					8	3	5				1	1
Lutheran (German Protestant)	24	20	4	65	35	30	1		1	5	3	2	8	5	3	66	27	39
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	6	2	4	1		1	1		1	1		1
Friends (Society of)	1		1
Salvation Army	23	7	16	41	18	23				31	14	17	16	8	8	62	25	37
Unitarian	3	2	1										1		1
Miscellaneous	3	1	2	4	2	2				1	1
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	903	420	483	731	319	412	775	390	385	574	273	301	312	109	203	534	231	303
Catholic (so stated)	21	15	6	20	9	11	14	9	5	14	10	4	7	2	5
Greek Church	1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church													3	1	2
Christian Israelite	6	5	1
New Church (Swedenborgian)	1	1								3	3
Spiritist, Spiritualist										1		1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	4	4		10	7	3				8	7	1				7	2	5
Sundry													4	4
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	10	8	2	8	6	2										2	1	1
Mohammedan							1	1					1	1		2	2
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	5	5		1	1		1	1		3	3		3	3		12	12
Confucian	34	33	1	8	8		1	1								1	1
Other
Sceptics, &c.	18	16	2	12	8	4	2	2		2	2		7	5	2	2	2
UnspecifiedObject to state	34	25	9	21	14	7	9	4	5	14	6	8	8	2	6	10	8	2
UnspecifiedOthers	43	11	32	10	7	3	5	4	1				2		2	1	1

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Religious Denomination.	WIMMERA DISTRICT.						NORTHERN DISTRICT.
	2x.Stawell.			2y.St. Arnaud.			2z.Inglewood.			3a. Dunolly.			3b. Tarnagulla.			3c. Bendige.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	5,318	2,485	2,833	3,656	1,815	1,841	1,320	669	651	1,384	698	686	729	357	372	30,774	14,681	16,093
Episcopalians—
Church of England	1,628	798	830	1,492	753	739	645	326	319	483	243	240	246	112	134	9,716	4,772	4,944
Protestant (so stated)	64	30	34	30	15	15	1	1					6	1	5	161	103	58
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	1,032	472	560	456	236	220	154	80	74	176	90	86	184	92	92	2,725	1,293	1,432
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	1	1														5	2	3
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	663	335	328	616	285	331	189	87	102	435	208	227	153	76	77	6,729	2,792	3,937
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	329	132	197	31	17	14	1		1				5	1	4	621	321	300
All other	72		72	241	112	129	11	6	5	2	2					1,044	716	328
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	133	56	77	12	8	4	4	4		10	7	3	16	11	5	411	193	218
Baptist	242	113	129	24	11	13	3	3		6	3	3	4	2	2	678	310	368
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	25	16	9	17	7	10				19	10	9				198	78	120
Christian (so stated), &c.	5	2	3													5	4	1
Brethren, Christian Brethren	64	20	44													54	31	23
Lutheran (German Protestant)	34	24	10	16	10	6	3	3		6	5	1	1	1		496	279	217
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	19	10	9													62	35	27
Friends (Society of)	2	1	1													4	3	1
Salvation Army	109	38	71	27	12	15	17	11	6	8	4	4				374	155	219
Unitarian	4	4											1	1		6	5	1
Miscellaneous	15	6	9	2		2	13	2	11							76	26	50
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	671	299	372	583	272	311	237	111	126	193	84	109	101	53	48	6,547	2,931	3,616
Catholic (so stated)	13	6	7	20	8	12	2	1	1							60	28	32
Greek Church	1	1								1	1					6	5	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church							8	4	4							1		1
Christian Israelite				1		1
New Church (Swedenborgian)
Spiritist, Spiritualist	1	1														14	9	5
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	64	38	26	8	5	3	1	1		7	4	3				75	52	23
Sundry																2	2
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	3	2	1													92	57	35
Mohammedan	1	1								12	12					28	28
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman				5	5		18	18		10	10					42	42
Confucian	10	10		19	19		1	1		8	8		3	3		143	139	4
Other																1	1
Sceptics, &c.	22	20	2	19	17	2	3	3		4	3	1	3	2	1	88	71	17
UnspecifiedObject to state	51	29	22	24	17	7	8	7	1	4	4		6	2	4	195	128	67
UnspecifiedOthers	40	20	20	13	6	7	1		1							115	70	45

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
Religious Denomination.	NORTHERN DISTRICT.									NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.						GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.			MIGRATORY.
	3d. Eaglehawk.			3e. Raywood.			3f. Echuca.			3g. Wangaratta.			3h. Rutherglen.			3i. Sale.			MIGRATORY.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	8,367	4,132	4,235	461	262	199	4,089	2,035	2,054	2,621	1,279	1,342	1,748	918	830	3,462	1,586	1,876	985	539	446
Episcopalians—
Church of England	1,880	924	956	195	120	75	1,465	774	691	944	473	471	658	344	314	1,416	663	753
Protestant (so stated)	32	13	19				24	12	12	10	6	4				46	23	23
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	698	336	362	60	31	29	601	301	300	485	231	254	298	157	141	600	282	318
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	2,387	1,143	1,244	85	43	42	329	158	171	291	131	160	257	140	117	236	97	139
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	1,165	568	597				30	17	13	3	1	2	7	5	2	74	26	48
All other	626	301	325	8	4	4	121	52	69	28	16	12	2	1	1	66	35	31
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	31	19	12				13	7	6				79	34	45	10	5	5
Baptist	196	101	95				126	63	63	10	6	4	20	9	11	64	26	38
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	24	13	11				29	10	19	1	1		4	2	2	13	9	4
Christian (so stated), &c.	1		1
Brethren, Christian Brethren
Lutheran (German Protestant)	19	14	5	1	1		21	15	6	9	7	2	28	26	2	3	3
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	19	8	11	16	10	6	2	1	1				5	2	3
Friends (Society of)
Salvation Army	98	43	55	2	1	1	89	45	44	57	26	31	27	6	21	52	21	31
Unitarian	1	1					1	1		1	1		1	1		2	1	1
Miscellaneous	20	13	7							2	2		7	4	3	7	5	2
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	1,005	490	515	86	46	40	1,116	487	629	700	314	386	304	156	148	768	331	437
Catholic (so stated)	28	22	6				20	9	11	4		4	1		1	45	21	24
Greek Church
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church													1	1
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)										1	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	23	18	5				15	12	3	2	2		15	7	8	14	6	8
Sundry
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew							2	1	1				2	2
Mohammedan							1	1								1	1
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	37	36	1				15	15		2	2					1	1
Confucian	33	33		3	3		12	12		34	34					6	6
Other
Sceptics, &c.	17	14	3	2		2	9	7	2	5	4	1	11	7	4	18	12	6
UnspecifiedObject to state	18	15	3				32	23	9	29	19	10	16	11	5	13	10	3
UnspecifiedOthers	9	7	2	3	3		16	12	4	3	2	1	5	3	2	7	2	5	985	539	446

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—SHIRES.
Religious Denomination.	Total Population of Shires.			CENTRAL DISTRICT.—(METROPOLITAN AREA.)									CENTRAL DISTRICT.—(OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA.)
	Total Population of Shires.			1. Coburg.			2. Preston.			3. Boroondara.			5. Wyndham.			6. Braybrook.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	551,523	295,592	255,931	6,772	3,394	3,378	4,059	1,975	2,084	8,602	3,927	4,675	2,757	1,545	1,212	1,430	791	639
Episcopalians—
Church of England	185,510	100,347	85,163	2,396	1,221	1,175	1,468	763	705	3,289	1,496	1,793	984	558	426	638	373	265
Protestant (so stated)	2,937	1,651	1,286	64	24	40	32	11	21	23	5	18	11	7	4	13	8	5
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	104,041	54,606	49,435	1,061	524	537	660	322	338	1,376	622	754	399	212	187	193	100	93
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	618	317	301
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	64,489	33,202	31,287	952	464	488	853	390	463	1,029	472	557	211	109	102	159	71	88
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	6,126	3,256	2,870	88	40	48	4	2	2	125	66	59	38	15	23	8	2	6
All other	10,255	4,990	5,265	53	24	29	60	26	34	39	19	20	24	13	11	3	3
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	4,934	2,453	2,481	55	26	29	20	12	8	747	354	393	8	6	2	11	3	8
Baptist	9,894	5,001	4,893	229	100	129	105	51	54	528	225	303	44	21	23	43	19	24
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	4,248	2,111	2,137	41	19	22	33	14	19	81	35	46	19	10	9	22	9	13
Christian (so stated), &c.	205	116	89	5	3	2	1	1		15	4	11
Brethren, Christian Brethren	488	236	252	5	3	2	8	2	6	17	6	11				1		1
Lutheran (German Protestant)	9,100	5,290	3,810	32	18	14	68	35	33	57	32	25	11	10	1	6	6
Moravian (United Brethren)	127	70	57
Calvinistic Methodist	355	204	151				2	1	1	3	1	2	2	1	1	1		1
Friends (Society of)	111	63	48				3	2	1	20	8	12
Salvation Army	3,223	1,623	1,600	76	37	39	38	11	27	24	10	14	1		1	6	5	1
Unitarian	208	151	57	7	4	3				11	5	6
Miscellaneous	1,063	530	533	41	23	18	47	20	27	30	17	13				3	2	1
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	126,354	66,876	59,478	1,397	686	711	556	257	299	876	372	504	921	522	399	288	161	127
Catholic (so stated)	1,604	901	703	20	9	11	15	7	8	22	9	13	12	8	4	1	1
Greek Church	45	36	9	14	8	6	1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church	85	37	48	1	1
Christian Israelite	58	38	20	9	9
New Church (Swedenborgian)	59	27	32							5	2	3
Spiritist, Spiritualist	144	81	63	9	6	3	2	1	1	7	2	5	1	1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	2,479	1,672	807	45	40	5	34	14	20	109	60	49	9	8	1	4	4
Sundry	167	90	77	4	1	3				1		1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	321	190	131	18	13	5				12	8	4
Mohammedan	243	241	2
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	1,090	1,087	3				4	4
Confucian	1,193	1,191	2	19	19					10	10					6	6
Other	53	42	11							5	3	2
Sceptics, &c.	2,129	1,773	356	26	23	3	11	6	5	50	32	18	9	9		1	1
UnspecifiedObject to state	4,937	3,377	1,562	85	43	42	30	19	11	73	41	32	36	21	15	3	2	1
UnspecifiedOthers	2,630	1,716	914	20	6	14	4	3	1	18	11	7	17	14	3	20	15	5

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	CENTRAL DISTRICT—(OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA.)
	7. Keilor.			8. Broadmeadows.			9. Epping.			10. Heidelberg.			11. Templestowe.			12. Doncaster.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	613	335	278	1,727	900	827	1,182	623	559	5,008	2,512	2,496	932	489	443	1,035	559	476
Episcopalians—
Church of England	191	106	85	549	302	247	368	186	182	2,153	1,088	1,065	420	210	210	361	207	154
Protestant (so stated)	1		1	18	11	7	12	7	5	35	14	21				8	4	4
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	77	39	38	349	175	174	128	61	67	519	274	245	139	62	77	76	45	31
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria				1	1											2	1	1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	54	27	27	136	61	75	123	64	59	660	314	346	38	25	13	39	21	18
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	3	2	1	170	92	78	17	12	5	91	40	51	11	6	5	78	35	43
All other	11	6	5	14	9	5	10	5	5	16		16	6	2	4	8	4	4
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	1		1	15	7	8	4	1	3	75	34	41	1	1		4	2	2
Baptist	2	1	1	18	9	9	16	9	7	137	65	72	31	17	14	29	14	15
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ				38	13	25				43	14	29	45	19	26	129	65	64
Christian (so stated), &c.							1		1	8	8					1	1
Brethren, Christian Brethren				6	2	4	2	1	1	9	6	3
Lutheran (German Protestant)	4	4		19	8	11	100	55	45	45	38	7	19	11	8	192	101	91
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	3	2	1	1	1								1	1
Friends (Society of)
Salvation Army				1		1	7	5	2	5		5
Unitarian				1	1					4	4
Miscellaneous	1	1					3	1	2	15	4	11	6	5	1	24	12	12
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	253	141	112	353	184	169	377	208	169	1,061	523	538	184	105	79	59	30	29
Catholic (so stated)	7	1	6	1		1	6	2	4	10	2	8	1	1
Greek Church							1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church							1	1
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)													1	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist										1		1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	2	2					2	2		24	14	10	3	3		7	5	2
Sundry							1	1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew										12	7	5
Mohammedan
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman										1	1
Confucian										5	5
Other										2		2				1	1
Sceptics, &c.				4	4					12	12		10	9	1	5	4	1
UnspecifiedObject to state	2	2		26	14	12	3	1	2	50	31	19	14	10	4	12	7	5
UnspecifiedOthers	1	1		7	6	1				15	14	1	2	1	1

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued..
Religious Denomination.	CENTRAL DISTRICT.—(OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA.)
	13. Nunawading.			14. Mulgrave.			15. Moorabbin.			16. Dandenong.			17. Ferntree Gully.			18. Lilydale.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	4,676	2,267	2,409	2,038	1,067	971	7,417	3,622	3,795	2,955	1,506	1,449	2,805	1,555	1,250	5,348	2,865	2,483
Episcopalians—
Church of England	1,690	801	889	805	419	386	2,935	1,396	1,539	1,156	585	571	1,177	646	531	1,907	1,018	889
Protestant (so stated)	3	2	1	18	12	6	1	1					2	1	1	11	6	5
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	507	257	250	281	144	137	933	412	521	507	246	261	289	166	123	738	408	330
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria																1		1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	938	440	498	364	182	182	1,217	584	633	660	337	323	336	197	139	284	138	146
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	135	70	65	109	54	55	112	62	50	7	6	1	22	12	10	25	10	15
All other	119	48	71	5	5		15	6	9	3	1	2	101	43	58	678	340	338
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	79	31	48	15	7	8	95	42	53	19	8	11	39	23	16	41	21	20
Baptist	164	75	89	39	23	16	246	117	129	41	21	20	96	48	48	297	161	136
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	126	63	63	14	9	5	346	177	169	31	12	19	113	55	58	160	86	74
Christian (so stated), &c.	7	3	4	6	1	5	17	11	6							1	1
Brethren, Christian Brethren	44	19	25	7	3	4	15	6	9				2	1	1	23	10	13
Lutheran (German Protestant)	33	22	11	15	10	5	32	21	11	15	10	5	106	61	45	59	38	21
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	7	3	4	1	1
Friends (Society of)	8	8								2	2		1	1		1		1
Salvation Army	13	5	8	12	7	5	12	4	8	13	5	8	36	19	17	43	21	22
Unitarian	3	3		2	2		2	1	1				6	5	1	8	3	5
Miscellaneous	25	9	16	6	4	2	23	5	18	18	8	10	22	9	13	26	13	13
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	579	294	285	279	147	132	1,095	566	529	424	223	201	331	183	148	904	492	412
Catholic (so stated)	10	4	6	1	1		1		1	1	1					4	3	1
Greek Church																2		2
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church	8	2	6	6	4	2
Christian Israelite	13	7	6				1		1
New Church (Swedenborgian)	3		3	1	1		8	2	6
Spiritist, Spiritualist				8	3	5	6	3	3	1		1	5	3	2	4	2	2
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	90	53	37	13	6	7	104	55	49	13	8	5	37	27	10	37	26	11
Sundry	1		1				3	1	2				4	1	3	4	2	2
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	1	1		2	1	1	1		1	3	3		1	1		2	1	1
Mohammedan
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman							36	36
Confucian							35	35		1	1					3	3
Other							1	1					1	1		2		2
Sceptics, &c.	20	19	1	7	6	1	25	17	8	11	8	3	23	17	6	17	15	2
UnspecifiedObject to state	49	27	22	22	15	7	89	57	32	29	21	8	48	31	17	57	40	17
UnspecifiedOthers	1	1					11	4	7				7	4	3	9	7	2

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	CENTRAL DISTRICT—(OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA.)
	19. Eltham.			20. Whittlesea.			21. Merriang.			22. Springfield.			23. Lancefield.			24. Romsey.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	3,377	1,801	1,576	2,118	1,124	994	1,019	544	475	631	355	276	1,198	660	538	1,709	913	796
Episcopalians—
Church of England	1,497	802	695	797	427	370	287	148	139	150	92	58	370	201	169	616	343	273
Protestant (so stated)	18	11	7	1	1		1	1								4	2	2
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	607	311	296	533	276	257	273	134	139	144	76	68	241	128	113	524	268	256
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria																1		1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	254	134	120	238	135	103	54	25	29	73	40	33	106	56	50	49	19	30
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	127	67	60	34	17	17	1	1								3	1	2
All other	27	16	11	6	3	3	1	1		1	1					1	1
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	19	9	10	8	1	7	2	2					5	3	2	7	3	4
Baptist	58	33	25	80	40	40	6	5	1	3	2	1	19	8	11	14	7	7
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	34	14	20							6	2	4	10	4	6	6	3	3
Christian (so stated), &c.	8	5	3	6	2	4
Brethren, Christian Brethren	3	1	2	1		1	8	2	6
Lutheran (German Protestant)	55	33	22	21	11	10	9	8	1	3	3		3	2	1	6	6
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist																3	1	2
Friends (Society of)																1		1
Salvation Army	1	1		1	1		1	1								10	6	4
Unitarian	6	3	3										1	1
Miscellaneous	4	3	1	1	1											5	4	1
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	542	278	264	337	175	162	362	208	154	239	129	110	423	238	185	418	216	202
Catholic (so stated)	7	2	5	1	1		4	2	2							5	5
Greek Church
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church
Christian Israelite				1		1
New Church (Swedenborgian)
Spiritist, Spiritualist	1	1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	22	14	8	14	9	5	2	1	1							15	11	4
Sundry
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	1	1								1		1
Mohammedan										1	1		6	6
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	15	15
Confucian	2	2		3	3								3	3
Other
Sceptics, &c.	28	21	7	5	4	1	1	1		7	6	1	3	3		8	8
UnspecifiedObject to state	36	20	16	29	17	12	2	2		2	2		5	5		12	8	4
UnspecifiedOthers	5	4	1	1		1	5	2	3	1	1		3	2	1	1	1

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	CENTRAL DISTRICT—(OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA.)
	25. Bulla.			26. Gisborne.			27. Melton.			28. Bacchus Marsh.			29. Ballan.			30. Bungaree.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	2,125	1,015	1,110	2,221	1,053	1,168	1,233	674	559	2,561	1,336	1,225	5,594	2,902	2,692	4,260	2,307	1,953
Episcopalians—
Church of England	586	305	281	813	401	422	398	214	184	829	468	361	1,929	1,008	921	1,367	727	640
Protestant (so stated)	20	3	17	9	3	6	4	4		19	10	9	10	3	7	7	3	4
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	364	173	191	550	257	293	268	127	141	503	255	248	757	383	374	348	196	152
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria										1		1	2	2
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	80	39	41	81	37	44	114	64	50	129	65	64	672	331	341	549	267	282
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	3	1	2				1	1		1	1		20	10	10	51	27	24
All other	2		2	3		3	2	2		1		1	78	40	38	36	17	19
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	4	2	2	9	4	5	11	5	6	5	3	2	100	51	49	21	10	11
Baptist	18	9	9	8	1	7	3	2	1	109	50	59	48	27	21	38	24	14
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	2		2	1	1		7	4	3	17	8	9	7	4	3	4	1	3
Christian (so stated), &c.				1	1					1		1	3	3
Brethren, Christian Brethren							1		1
Lutheran (German Protestant)	17	10	7	19	11	8	5	5		1	1		10	9	1	22	15	7
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist				2	2								22	6	16	3	1	2
Friends (Society of)																1	1
Salvation Army	1		1	10	1	9				23	9	14	72	32	40	14	9	5
Unitarian							1	1								2	2
Miscellaneous	1	1					4	3	1	1	1		5	1	4	18	6	12
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	937	433	504	664	310	354	400	230	170	898	450	448	1,706	868	838	1,639	903	736
Catholic (so stated)	1	1					2	1	1				33	16	17	43	23	20
Greek Church
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church
Christian Israelite				10	7	3							3		3
New Church (Swedenborgian)
Spiritist, Spiritualist
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	9	5	4	2	2					4	2	2	10	6	4	7	6	1
Sundry							2	1	1				1	1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	1	1		4	1	3
Mohammedan							1	1					3	3		3	3
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman													4	4		1	1
Confucian	6	6											46	46		24	24
Other
Sceptics, &c.	2	1	1	5	2	3	2	2		10	8	2	22	19	3	16	13	3
UnspecifiedObject to state	11	5	6	17	10	7	7	7		8	4	4	21	19	2	31	19	12
UnspecifiedOthers	60	20	40	3	2	1				1	1		10	10		15	9	6

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	CENTRAL, DISTRICT.—(OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA.)
	31. Buninyong.			32. Meredith.			33. Bannockburn.			34. Corio.			35. Barrabool.			36. South Barwon.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	6,197	3,290	2,907	1,374	738	636	1,767	903	864	2,258	1,157	1,101	1,901	1,032	869	2,319	1,121	1,198
Episcopalians—
Church of England	1,494	812	682	457	242	215	582	302	280	791	408	383	717	389	328	631	291	340
Protestant (so stated)	73	36	37	33	23	10	6	2	4				11	9	2	13	7	6
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	771	406	365	296	151	145	536	270	266	372	183	189	260	139	121	293	139	154
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	30	10	20	6	4	2	6	3	3	9	3	6	6	3	3	8	4	4
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	971	484	487	81	41	40	86	46	40	233	116	117	321	174	147	510	257	253
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	61	34	27	9	4	5	27	11	16	85	41	44	2	2		8	2	6
All other	114	58	56	2	2		12	5	7	69	33	36	122	53	69	8	4	4
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	65	38	27	1	1		7	2	5	21	9	12	12	7	5	27	14	13
Baptist	46	21	25	5	3	2	15	7	8	38	20	18	12	6	6	109	61	48
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	28	12	16	68	38	30	3	2	1				1		1	2	1	1
Christian (so stated), &c.							1		1
Brethren, Christian Brethren	4	2	2
Lutheran (German Protestant)	13	10	3	2	2		8	3	5	5	3	2	98	58	40	291	139	152
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	8	6	2	2	2		1	1					13	8	5	2	2
Friends (Society of)	6	2	4
Salvation Army	41	20	21	6	3	3				17	9	8	3	3		1		1
Unitarian										1	1					1	1
Miscellaneous	16	9	7				2	1	1	22	12	10	1	1		2	1	1
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	2,264	1,186	1,078	380	204	176	445	230	215	548	292	256	297	162	135	366	170	196
Catholic (so stated)	43	24	19	8	4	4	1	1					5	3	2	2	1	1
Greek Church
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church													1	1
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)
Spiritist, Spiritualist
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	25	16	9	3	3		9	4	5	23	10	13	3	2	1	15	8	7
Sundry																5	2	3
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew										2	2					3	2	1
Mohammedan	2	2					1	1					3	3
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	36	36		3	3					3	3
Confucian	15	15
Other
Sceptics, &c.	13	10	3	3	3		2	2		3	3		1	1		8	6	2
UnspecifiedObject to state	34	23	11	9	5	4	13	8	5	16	9	7	11	7	4	7	7
UnspecifiedOthers	24	18	6				4	2	2				1	1		7	2	5

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	CENTRAL DISTRICT.—(OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA.)
	37. Bellarine.			38. Flinders and Kangerong.			39. Mornington.			40. Frankston and Hastings.			41. Phillip Island and Woolamai.			42. Poowong and Jeetho.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	4,601	2,347	2,254	2,516	1,265	1,251	1,301	572	729	2,301	1,165	1,136	2,791	1,572	1,219	7,899	4,493	3,406
Episcopalians—
Church of England	1,476	760	716	1,036	527	509	662	297	365	1,097	553	544	1,149	629	520	2,789	1,580	1,209
Protestant (so stated)	38	17	21	23	14	9	1	1		1	1		24	17	7	57	56	21
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	561	273	288	547	266	281	228	101	127	296	178	118	513	286	227	1,586	880	706
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	17	4	13													12	7	5
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	1,307	665	642	209	105	104	164	78	86	454	198	256	314	163	151	1,124	611	513
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	115	57	58	1		1				1		1	2	2		39	19	20
All other	49	29	20	23	13	10				26	9	17	23	13	10	67	38	29
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	22	9	13	21	12	9	12	2	10	14	9	5	57	26	31	76	21	35
Baptist	49	22	27	41	19	22	25	12	13	46	17	29	78	48	30	315	167	148
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	2	2		35	16	19	3	1	2	9	2	7	29	18	11	12	6	6
Christian (so stated), &c.				5	3	2										1	1
Brethren, Christian Brethren	1	1		7	2	5							1		1	9	6	3
Lutheran (German Protestant)	11	10	1	13	11	2	5	2	3	9	8	1	24	19	5	62	54	8
Moravian (United Brethren)	2	2
Calvinistic Methodist	6	5	1													4	2	2
Friends (Society of)										1	1		1	1		1	1
Salvation Army	30	13	17	3	1	2	1		1	2		2	1	1		224	125	99
Unitarian	1	1		1	1								1	1		1	1
Miscellaneous	3		3	3	2	1	3	2	1	2		2	1		1	7	5	2
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	795	400	395	461	222	239	173	61	112	258	130	128	487	285	202	1,166	665	501
Catholic (so stated)	19	15	4	11	6	5				2	2					30	22	8
Greek Church				5	5
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)				1		1										1		1
Spiritist, Spiritualist	26	15	11	1	1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	3	3		11	6	5	2	2		9	8	1	10	8	2	55	36	19
Sundry	1		1	5	2	3	2	1	1	40	27	13	36	20	16	1	1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	9	7	2	5	3	2				9	5	4				26	18	8
Mohammedan																4	4
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman				4	4											2	2
Confucian																3	3
Other
Sceptics, &c.	11	9	2	7	5	2	8	3	5	12	8	4	16	16		76	56	20
UnspecifiedObject to state	42	25	17	19	14	5	5	5		10	7	3	20	15	5	114	81	33
UnspecifiedOthers	5	3	2	18	5	13	7	4	3	3	2	1	4	4		35	25	10

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	CENTRAL DISTRICT.—(OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN AREA.)												NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
	43. Cranbourne.			44. Berwick.			45. Upper Yarra.			46. Healesville.			47. Alexandra.			48. Yea.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	3,199	1,668	1,531	5,084	2,685	2,399	1,448	937	511	1,571	822	749	2,661	1,447	1,214	2,594	1,416	1,178
Episcopalians—
Church of England	1,404	720	684	1,995	1,057	938	644	401	243	760	384	376	1,031	584	447	1,067	583	484
Protestant (so stated)	2	2					1	1		30	19	11	6	6		26	14	12
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	754	370	384	743	372	371	234	151	83	296	156	140	783	407	376	577	318	259
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	1	1					6	5	1				5	5
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	256	139	117	467	246	221	52	33	19	71	35	36	258	141	117	100	52	48
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	2	1	1	6	3	3	1	1								2	1	1
All other	10	8	2	15	15		20	17	3	10	7	3	28	14	14	16	9	7
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	9	4	5	54	28	26	22	13	9	14	7	7	20	12	8	10	6	4
Baptist	41	20	21	90	37	53	30	17	13	39	18	21	15	8	7	12	7	5
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	24	16	8	190	93	97	1	1		10	4	6				1		1
Christian (so stated), &c.	8	3	5	1	1					1	1		2	2	5
Brethren, Christian Brethren				5	3	2	1		1				7	2
Lutheran (German Protestant)	16	11	5	111	71	40	18	15	3	7	5	2	1	1		21	13	8
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	4	4		1	1		1	1					2	2
Friends (Society of)				10	4	6				1		1
Salvation Army	5	4	1	25	14	11				20	13	7	3	2	1	35	19	16
Unitarian	1	1		7	3	4	7	3	4	1	1					1	1
Miscellaneous	5	3	2	18	8	10	6	5	1	2		2	7	5	2	1	1
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	590	315	275	1,194	624	570	316	209	107	250	131	119	438	212	226	695	363	332
Catholic (so stated)	4	2	2							9	5	4	1	1
Greek Church							1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church
Christian Israelite				1	1
New Church (Swedenborgian)							4		4	4	2	2
Spiritist, Spiritualist				2		2	5	4	1	2	1	1				2	1	1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	11	9	2	45	29	16	27	20	7	10	9	1	10	5	5	1	1
Sundry	2	1	1	1		1	1	1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew				1		1	2	1	1	1		1	2	1	1
Mohammedan							1	1		1	1		4	4
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman										2	2					5	5
Confucian							2	2					2	2
Other							1	1								1	1
Sceptics, &c.	15	10	5	15	14	1	15	11	4	12	8	4	10	10		7	7
UnspecifiedObject to state	25	17	8	76	54	22	23	17	6	18	13	5	22	17	5	6	6
UnspecifiedOthers	10	7	3	11	7	4	6	5	1				4	4		8	8

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
	49. Seymour.			50. Broadford.			51. Kilmore.			52. Pyalong.			53. Melvor.			54. Newham.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	4,165	2,132	2,033	1,840	982	858	2,245	1,177	1,068	1,139	630	509	4,297	2,322	1,975	2,404	1,235	1,169
Episcopalians—
Church of England	1,441	753	688	629	353	276	452	250	202	189	123	66	1,549	860	689	835	434	401
Protestant (so stated)	11	5	6	1	1		7	5	2	5	3	2	25	16	9	7	4	3
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	712	353	359	417	213	204	426	218	208	287	161	126	886	460	426	431	217	214
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria													1		1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	536	274	262	236	115	121	147	73	74	72	38	34	303	160	143	117	61	56
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	8	4	4	41	21	20	2	2					42	22	20	2	1	1
All other	14	7	7	19	10	9	1	1					127	55	72	1	1
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	13	8	5	4	1	3	4	2	2	1	1		9	5	4	11	3	8
Baptist	30	13	17	20	9	11	24	7	17	3	2	1	15	8	7	78	41	37
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	15	9	6	8	2	6	11	7	4	5	2	3	2	1	1	3	2	1
Christian (so stated), &c.
Brethren, Christian Brethren	4	2	2	9	5	4	7	3	4							1	1
Lutheran (German Protestant)	5	4	1	11	9	2	7	7		5	5		26	22	4	5	4	1
Moravian (United Brethren)							4	2	2
Calvinistic Methodist	3	1	2	2	2								6	4	2	2	1	1
Friends (Society of)	1	1											4	2	2
Salvation Army	23	11	12	23	17	6							13	5	8	1	1
Unitarian	1	1
Miscellaneous	2	2		12	1	11	2	1	1				7	5	2
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	1,274	635	639	357	184	173	1,111	565	546	542	278	264	1,206	636	570	864	432	432
Catholic (so stated)							1	1		2	1	1	2	2
Greek Church
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church										7	3	4
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)
Spiritist, Spiritualist	6	4	2
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	19	8	11	8	6	2	9	7	2	5	3	2	4	4		12	11	1
Sundry																2	1	1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	2	2
Mohammedan				2	2		3	3					1	1
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman				5	5								16	16
Confucian	3	3		4	4					1	1
Other
Sceptics, &c.	20	15	5	6	6		9	8	1	4	3	1	10	9	1	5	3	2
UnspecifiedObject to state	21	16	5	25	15	10	18	15	3	8	4	4	16	12	4	15	12	3
UnspecifiedOthers	1	1		1	1					3	2	1	27	17	10	12	5	7

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
	55. Kyneton.			56. Glenlyon.			57. Mt. Franklin.			58. Creswick.			59. Newstead.			60. Mt. Alexander.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	8,296	4,252	4,044	2,324	1,256	1,068	2,593	1,408	1,185	7,179	3,739	3,440	2,276	1,259	1,017	2,543	1,346	1,197
Episcopalians—
Church of England	2,382	1,218	1,164	850	454	396	736	415	321	1,996	1,049	947	609	333	276	796	426	370
Protestant (so stated)	32	16	16				10	7	3	33	20	13	3	3		9	4	5
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	1,276	644	632	240	134	106	301	173	128	1,297	661	636	485	278	207	299	158	141
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria										28	13	15
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	692	353	339	355	181	174	547	263	284	1,261	596	665	457	241	216	667	321	346
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	1		1	3	3		2	2		404	204	200	108	56	52	197	99	98
All other	32	24	8	9	3	6	156	84	72	104	55	49	31	12	19	126	64	62
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	394	173	221	2		2	4		4	8	6	2	12	8	4	14	7	7
Baptist	253	113	140	7	7		45	25	20	15	12	3	61	36	25	34	15	19
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	36	16	20	48	25	23	3	1	2	2	2		22	11	11
Christian (so stated), &c.							2	1	1	1	1
Brethren, Christian Brethren	3	1	2	10	5	5	2	1	1							1		1
Lutheran (German Protestant)	11	9	2	11	10	1	22	16	6	14	12	2	28	19	9	23	17	6
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	1	1		4	2	2	1	1		3	3		7	5	2	1		1
Friends (Society of)				5	1	4	1	1
Salvation Army	98	54	44	20	10	10	2	2		65	22	43	1		1	7	1	6
Unitarian	4	3	1	1	1					1	1		2	2		1	1
Miscellaneous	15	6	9	4	2	2	9	4	5	2	2		3	1	2	4	1	3
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	2,788	1,424	1,364	701	381	320	669	355	314	1,802	972	830	387	205	182	248	133	115
Catholic (so stated)	33	17	16				9	5	4	49	31	18	13	8	5	1	1
Greek Church	3	3											1		1	1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church	1	1								1		1
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)							1	1								1	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist										1	1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	51	30	21	11	6	5	11	7	4	3	3		3	2	1	2	2
Sundry																1	1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	2		2				1		1
Mohammedan	8	8		3	3					5	5		4	4
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman							26	26		5	5					47	47
Confucian	21	21		3	3		1	1		17	17		12	12		16	16
Other
Sceptics, &c.	17	17		10	6	4	9	9		9	6	3	10	9	1	8	8
UnspecifiedObject to state	85	49	36	27	19	8	17	7	10	33	28	5	14	12	2	35	21	14
UnspecifiedOthers	57	51	6				6	1	5	20	12	8	3	2	1	4	1	3

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.															WESTERN DISTRICT.
	61. Metcalfe.			62. Maldon.			63. Tullaroop.			64. Talbot.			65. Lexton.			66. Ripon.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	2,780	1,460	1,320	5,538	2,906	2,632	3,471	1,925	1,546	1,515	823	692	1,923	1,083	840	4,493	2,370	2,123
Episcopalians—
Church of England	844	445	399	1,765	943	822	1,305	727	578	540	295	245	759	429	330	1,594	858	736
Protestant (so stated)	11	8	3	11	3	8	72	36	36	1	1					17	8	9
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	493	263	230	488	271	217	447	260	187	532	276	256	496	268	228	1,272	646	626
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria				2		2				3	3
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	277	152	125	1,034	521	513	615	348	267	168	99	69	125	71	54	185	93	92
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	21	13	8	30	24	6	30	16	14	30	15	15	33	20	13	482	239	243
All other	57	16	41	264	127	137	67	35	32	19	9	10	12	5	7	52	26	26
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	73	32	41	197	93	104	25	16	9				6	5	1	24	11	13
Baptist	86	43	43	666	336	330	37	18	19	2	2		17	8	9	39	19	20
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	143	68	75	92	44	48	121	68	53	11	6	5
Christian (so stated), &c.	4	1	3													1	1
Brethren, Christian Brethren				17	12	5										32	18	14
Lutheran (German Protestant)	13	11	2	30	20	10	11	9	2	10	9	1	14	12	2	10	9	1
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	1	1		8	5	3	14	9	5	5		5				4	3	1
Friends (Society of)																1		1
Salvation Army	6	4	2	39	19	20				19	7	12	4	2	2	19	9	10
Unitarian	1	1					1		1
Miscellaneous	2	1	1	10	4	6				3	2	1				1		1
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	651	334	317	752	377	375	601	296	305	131	71	60	383	208	175	663	352	311
Catholic (so stated)				6	5	1	6	3	3	1	1		19	8	11	9	6	3
Greek Church							1	1								1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church
Christian Israelite				6	4	2
New Church (Swedenborgian)							6	3	3							1	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist													1	1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	13	10	3	23	14	9	13	11	2	3	2	1	6	6		29	16	13
Sundry				1	1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew																1	1
Mohammedan	2	2														2	2
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	9	9		2	2		1	1		2	2		14	14		28	28
Confucian	6	6		32	32		22	22		6	6					3	3
Other				1	1
Sceptics, &c.	4	3	1	16	15	1	14	10	4	2	1	1	8	7	1	5	5
UnspecifiedObject to state	36	36		43	31	12	40	25	15	12	9	3	18	15	3	16	13	3
UnspecifiedOthers	27	1	26	3	2	1	22	11	11	15	7	8	8	4	4	2	2

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	WESTERN DISTRICT.
	67. Ballarat.			68. Grenville.			69. Leigh.			70. Winchelsea.			71. Colac.			72. Hampden.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	4,268	2,223	2,045	6,292	3,668	2,624	2,203	1,236	967	3,513	1,848	1,665	10,457	5,817	4,640	7,012	3,656	3,356
Episcopalians—
Church of England	1,108	591	517	1,918	1,095	823	694	408	286	1,840	939	901	3,390	1,918	1,471	2,019	1,063	956
Protestant (so stated)	4	2	2	45	22	23	53	32	21	25	21	4	53	22	31	27	18	9
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	1,289	659	630	1,025	580	445	673	345	328	607	325	282	2,060	1,113	947	2,691	1,398	1,293
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	1		1							1	1		7	1	6	21	10	11
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	549	286	263	991	567	424	148	75	73	193	107	86	1,572	826	746	408	194	214
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	6	3	3	130	82	48	57	38	19	5	2	3	6	1	5	17	6	11
All other	48	23	25	172	93	79	4	4		131	68	63	116	46	70	67	37	30
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	9	2	7	35	21	14	4	2	2	5	4	1	22	13	9	6	3	3
Baptist	21	9	12	46	28	18	26	16	10	35	19	16	93	61	32	59	30	29
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ				14	8	6							54	26	28	10	8	2
Christian (so stated), &c.
Brethren, Christian Brethren	1		1	3	3					12	4	8	1		1	5	2	3
Lutheran (German Protestant)	19	13	6	23	15	8	8	8		4	4		39	31	8	13	10	3
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	2	2		9	6	3	1	1					3	3
Friends (Society of)	4	3	1
Salvation Army	1		1	34	22	12	1	1		2	1	1	53	29	24	12	5	7
Unitarian	1	1		2	2								3	3
Miscellaneous				6	4	2	4	3	1	18	7	11	6	3	3	4	2	2
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	1,129	570	559	1,610	926	684	483	264	219	532	271	261	2,795	1,581	1,214	1,527	793	734
Catholic (so stated)	1		1	14	7	7	2	1	1	10	10		14	1	13	25	13	12
Greek Church				1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church				1	1
Christian Israelite										1		1				1	1
New Church (Swedenborgian)																4	3	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	11	9	2	20	15	5	3	2	1	16	9	7	44	32	12	19	12	7
Sundry	2	1	1				1	1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	2	1	1	2	2					7	4	3	2	2
Mohammedan	1	1		13	13					2	2		15	15
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	1	1		52	52		1	1					3	3		1	1
Confucian	15	15		6	6		4	4		1	1		3	3		4	4
Other				5	2	3										1	1
Sceptics, &c.	5	4	1	47	44	3	1		1	5	5		25	23	2	7	6	1
UnspecifiedObject to state	16	9	7	46	34	12	25	22	3	25	17	8	65	50	15	62	34	28
UnspecifiedOthers	22	18	4	22	17	5	10	8	2	36	27	9	13	11	2	2	2

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	WESTERN DISTRICT.
	73. Heytesbury.			74. Warrnambool.			75. Mortlake.			76. Ararat.			77. Dundas.			78. Mount Rouse.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	3,766	2,008	1,758	9,121	4,683	4,438	3,018	1,554	1,464	5,564	3,234	2,330	2,729	1,459	1,270	2,347	1,241	1,106
Episcopalians—
Church of England	1,248	670	578	2,164	1,111	1,053	865	466	399	1,994	1,162	832	523	301	22	480	266	214
Protestant (so stated)	13	6	7	48	21	27	6	4	2	65	38	27	21	12	9	15	10	5
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	1,102	589	513	2,435	1,261	1,174	1,166	577	589	1,573	893	680	790	417	373	547	274	273
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	7	2	5	5	1	4	2	1	1	2	2		27	17	10
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	329	177	152	268	144	124	179	88	91	503	276	227	251	115	136	243	122	121
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	1		1	6	1	5				13	10	3	114	48	66	1	1
All other	115	53	62	36	15	21	24	12	12	21	7	14	33	17	16	18	12	6
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	10	4	6	51	19	32	2	1	1	15	9	6	7	4	3	1	1
Baptist	70	34	36	311	150	161	21	8	13	55	34	21	19	9	10	8	4	4
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	6	2	4	14	7	7				15	6	9	1		1	7	3	4
Christian (so stated), &c.				2	1	1	1	1					7	2	5	1	1
Brethren, Christian Brethren				34	19	15	2		2				1		1
Lutheran (German Protestant)	5	3	2	7	5	2	2	2		37	33	4	349	176	173	248	124	124
Moravian (United Brethren)																4	3	1
Calvinistic Methodist				3		3				2	2		6	2	4
Friends (Society of)																2	2
Salvation Army	7	3	4	20	8	12				37	15	22	4	3	1	28	17	11
Unitarian							2	1	1	4	2	2
Miscellaneous				5	3	2	3	2	1	10	6	4	4	3	1	2	1	1
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	722	381	341	3,325	1,695	1,630	705	358	347	1,044	600	444	482	271	211	710	378	332
Catholic (so stated)	12	6	6	108	53	55	1	1		31	17	14	42	22	20	16	7	9
Greek Church										1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church													1		1
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)
Spiritist, Spiritualist
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	31	19	12	73	30	43	5	4	1	16	14	2	3	3
Sundry										11	8	3
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew				4	4					7	4	3				1	1
Mohammedan	2	2		6	6		1	1		3	2	1	2	2		1	1
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	2	2		6	6		4	4		3	3		4	4
Confucian				13	13		5	5		30	30		1	1		4	4
Other										1	1
Sceptics, &c.	15	11	4	19	11	8	4		4	25	25		7	7		2	2
UnspecifiedObject to state	49	31	18	117	71	46	11	11		38	30	8	24	17	7	2	2
UnspecifiedOthers	20	13	7	41	28	13	7	7		8	4	4	6	6		6	5	1

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	WESTERN DISTRICT.															WIMMERA DISTRICT.
	79. Minhamite.			80. Belfast.			81. Portland.			82. Wannon.			83. Glenelg.			84. Kowree.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	1,809	1,026	783	2,664	1,419	1,245	5,730	3,035	2,695	2,584	1,321	1,263	5,251	2,631	2,620	3,727	1,938	1,789
Episcopalians—
Church of England	524	296	228	399	223	176	1,990	1,060	930	795	424	371	2,043	1,045	998	1,390	721	669
Protestant (so stated)	5	3	2	5	4	1	33	18	15				14	8	6	26	10	16
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	393	214	179	225	110	115	1,277	677	600	827	408	419	1,413	681	732	809	423	386
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	31	16	15				127	67	60	15	5	10	7	4	3	16	12	4
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	223	135	88	52	30	22	894	459	435	95	46	49	310	163	147	309	176	133
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	15	9	6				218	117	101	13	6	7	2		2	3		3
All other	30	12	18	15	4	11	9	4	5	1	1		2		2	21	10	11
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)							9	5	4	3	1	2	2	1	1	4		4
Baptist	9	2	7	24	14	10	50	24	26	9	3	6	22	13	9	44	21	23
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	1		1	7	4	3	5	4	1				9	5	4	2	2
Christian (so stated), &c.
Brethren, Christian Brethren							5	2	3							4		4
Lutheran (German Protestant)	25	14	11				14	9	5	1	1		12	6	6	33	18	15
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist							3	1	2	1		1	1		1
Friends (Society of)																1	1
Salvation Army	20	11	9				102	55	47				52	18	34	52	28	24
Unitarian	1	1											2	2
Miscellaneous	4	4		10	6	4							3	3		1	1
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	494	284	210	1,876	993	883	903	467	436	784	395	389	1,291	629	662	937	454	483
Catholic (so stated)	2		2	10	5	5	8	7	1	1	1		2	2		20	12	8
Greek Church
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)
Spiritist, Spiritualist													2	1	1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	4	4		3	3		4	4		4	4		8	6	2	9	8	1
Sundry
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	1	1					6	2	4	17	9	8	6	1	5	5	4	1
Mohammedan				1	1		2	2								2	2
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	2	2					3	3		3	3		8	8		6	6
Confucian							1	1		5	5		4	4		8	8
Other
Sceptics, &c.	5	5		6	5	1	22	17	5				12	12		11	10	1
UnspecifiedObject to state	17	11	6	11	5	6	29	21	8	2	1	1	16	12	4	11	8	3
UnspecifiedOthers	3	2	1	20	12	8	16	9	7	8	8		8	7	1	3	3

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	WIMMERA DISTRICT.
	85. Arapiles.			86. Wimmera.			87. Stawell.			88. Avoca.			89. Kara Kara.			90. Dunmunkle
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	2,801	1,448	1,353	3,758	2,032	1,726	3,517	1,987	1,530	4,122	2,200	1,922	4,484	2,422	2,062	4,187	2,175	2,012
Episcopalians—
Church of England	760	403	357	777	455	322	1,384	766	618	1,913	1,030	883	1,562	848	714	714	396	318
Protestant (so stated)				6	5	1	5	2	3	27	17	10				5	2	3
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	510	260	250	816	417	399	726	399	327	566	295	271	978	491	487	804	414	390
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria				63	30	33				1	1		24	14	10	42	24	18
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	397	206	191	607	331	276	331	167	164	765	377	388	674	348	326	450	219	231
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	28	14	14	72	32	40	46	26	20	8	4	4	8	3	5	304	149	155
All other	250	128	122	205	98	107	35	16	19	10	7	3	52	25	27	31	15	16
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	8	4	4	4	4		42	22	20	5	4	1	14	10	4	6	2	4
Baptist	87	44	43	51	37	14	66	40	26	14	10	4	18	8	10	36	12	24
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	36	20	16	89	66	23	28	19	9	15	6	9	6	2	4	60	25	35
Christian (so stated), &c.
Brethren, Christian Brethren				17	17		13	3	8				14	5	9	1	1
Lutheran (German Protestant)	308	147	161	453	193	260	17	13	4	7	6	1	22	17	5	922	467	455
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	1	1		11	11		2	2					8	3	5	1		1
Friends (Society of)				2	2
Salvation Army	92	44	48	33	21	12	32	19	13	44	18	26	19	10	9	42	19	23
Unitarian	1	1					1	1		2		2				1	1
Miscellaneous				7	4	3							3	2	1	4	3	1
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	265	137	128	412	219	193	643	371	272	622	326	296	951	524	427	701	372	329
Catholic (so stated)				10	7	3	14	11	3	12	3	9	5	4	1
Greek Church
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)							1	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	8	4	4	21	15	6	3	2	1	6	5	1	4	3	1	7	4	3
Sundry				1		1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew													1	1		4	1	3
Mohammedan	3	3		1	1					2	2		2	2		6	6
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	3	3		2	2		7	7		36	36		1	1		3	3
Confucian	1	1		5	5		36	36		5	5		54	54		5	5
Other				5	3	2
Sceptics, &c.	1	1		7	7		24	21	3	10	10		10	8	2	11	11
UnspecifiedObject to state	23	13	10	75	44	31	52	36	16	47	34	13	53	38	15	21	18	3
UnspecifiedOthers	19	14	5	6	6		11	7	4	5	4	1	1	1		6	6

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	WIMMERA DISTRICT.															MALLEE DISTRICT.
	91. Donald.			92. Borung.			93. Dimboola.			94. Lowan.			95. Lawloit.			96. Mildura
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	3,132	1,622	1,510	5,638	2,950	2,688	4,786	2,568	2,218	4,108	2,073	2,035	2,209	1,143	1,066	3,325	1,933	1,392
Episcopalians—
Church of England	704	369	335	1,302	677	625	962	539	423	884	450	434	656	374	282	1,296	771	525
Protestant (so stated)	10	6	4	10	7	3	49	27	22	26	14	12	33	22	11	28	22	6
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	710	356	354	1,064	564	500	438	231	207	570	278	292	261	131	130	557	306	251
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria				3	2	1	2	1	1							2	2
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	686	350	336	1,018	533	485	849	430	419	601	311	290	194	96	98	561	299	262
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	27	11	16	68	29	39	54	28	26	6	4	2	8	6	2	7	3	4
All other	23	11	12	148	75	73	243	121	122	741	370	371	378	180	198	59	27	31
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	1		1	6	4	2	12	9	3	2	2		10	5	5	55	29	26
Baptist	6	4	2	337	164	173	123	69	54	49	27	22	61	30	31	31	22	9
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	10	4	6	129	61	68	12	6	6	37	17	20	197	94	103	18	11	7
Christian (so stated), &c.										1	1		1		1	8	4	4
Brethren, Christian Brethren				1	1					2	1	1				1		1
Lutheran (German Protestant)	34	19	15	481	248	233	1,422	748	674	492	246	246	35	13	22	54	38	16
Moravian (United Brethren)							52	27	25	1		1
Calvinistic Methodist	11	3	8							1		1				2	1	1
Friends (Society of)				2	1	1										4	2	2
Salvation Army	8	3	5	100	47	53	9	6	3	72	31	41	91	43	48	78	42	36
Unitarian				1		1							4	2	2	6	3	3
Miscellaneous				5	2	3	19	10	9	10	6	4	12	2	10	3		3
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	842	444	398	733	375	358	323	171	152	470	227	243	194	98	96	355	192	163
Catholic (so stated)				1	1		20	8	12	8	4	4	3	1	2	4	3	1
Greek Church							2	2
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church																1	1
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)																1	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist				2	1	1										3	2	1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	7	4	3	42	28	14	21	16	5	13	10	3	12	8	4	22	19	3
Sundry							1	1								2	2
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew				5	2	3							8	2	6
Mohammedan	1	1		9	9		1	1		2	2		1	1		1		1
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	1	1		11	11					1	1		5	5		2	2
Confucian	15	15		27	27		11	11		1	1					1	1
Other
Sceptics, &c.	17	8	9	31	18	13	33	24	9	17	8	9	8	6	2	49	41	8
UnspecifiedObject to state	7	3	4	95	58	37	94	58	36	75	46	29	24	16	8	68	54	14
UnspecifiedOthers	12	10	2	7	5	2	34	24	10	26	16	10	13	8	5	46	33	13

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	MALLEE DISTRICT.															NORTHERN DISTRICT.
	97. Karkarooc.			98. Birchip.			99. Wycheproof.			100. Castle Donnington.			101. Kerang.			102. Gordon.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	3,341	1,943	1,398	2,190	1,253	937	3,530	2,027	1,503	4,115	2,338	1,727	7,505	4,089	3,416	3,500	1,875	1,625
Episcopalians—
Church of England	782	463	319	524	312	212	733	444	289	1,337	818	519	2,151	1,216	935	997	534	463
Protestant (so stated)	7	4	3	5	3	2				35	20	15	19	13	6	12	7	5
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	480	274	206	465	260	205	959	504	455	902	502	400	1,272	702	570	497	260	237
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria				3	1	2	6	5	1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	619	344	275	303	160	143	541	310	231	624	320	304	1,035	522	513	675	361	314
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	30	16	14	5	4	1	13	9	4	36	21	15	13	9	4	21	9	12
All other	72	51	21	7	3	4	23	13	10	48	28	20	167	89	78	74	32	42
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	12	7	5	7	4	3	6	3	3	13	6	7	226	105	121	12	8	4
Baptist	280	150	130	51	28	23	59	40	19	73	42	31	668	341	327	109	54	55
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	65	34	31	34	22	12	21	10	11	30	17	13	50	29	21	49	24	25
Christian (so stated), &c.							1	1		4	2	2	1	1
Brethren, Christian Brethren	1		1				28	14	14
Lutheran (German Protestant)	291	176	115	81	49	32	54	40	14	49	36	13	47	29	18	7	5	2
Moravian (United Brethren)										1		1
Calvinistic Methodist	10	5	5										1	1		1	1
Friends (Society of)																5	2	3
Salvation Army	64	30	33	2	1	1	3	2	1	50	23	27	6	5	1	3	1	2
Unitarian													2	2
Miscellaneous	18	14	4	1		1	16	7	9	3	2	1	2	1	1	8	4	4
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	491	282	209	619	348	271	957	545	412	755	435	320	1,668	892	776	931	500	431
Catholic (so stated)				2	1	1	4	4		21	10	11	16	7	9	1		1
Greek Church
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church
Christian Israelite													1		1
New Church (Swedenborgian)				1	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist													2	2
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	21	17	4	24	18	6	14	11	3	6	4	2	27	23	4	19	14	5
Sundry				10	3	7	7	2	5				1		1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew										8	3	5
Mohammedan																1	1
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	13	13		1	1					6	6		3	3		12	12
Confucian							3	3					8	8		8	8
Other										1	1		3	3
Sceptics, &c.	11	10	1	5	4	1	10	7	3	34	33	1	34	31	3	14	10	4
UnspecifiedObject to state	63	42	21	37	28	9	67	49	18	49	39	10	56	37	19	26	19	7
UnspecifiedOthers	12	11	1	3	2	1	5	4	1	30	20	10	26	18	8	18	9	9

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	NORTHERN DISTRICT.
	103. Charlton.			104. Korong.			105. Bet Bet.			106. Marong.			107. Strathfieldsaye.			108. Huntly.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	3,236	1,727	1,509	6,153	3,308	2,845	3,177	1,785	1,392	7,310	3,840	3,470	3,700	1,985	1,715	3,711	2,039	1,672
Episcopalians—
Church of England	730	407	323	2,275	1,225	1,050	1,289	718	571	2,608	1,375	1,233	1,329	729	600	1,370	764	606
Protestant (so stated)	1	1		17	9	8	2	2		29	14	15	32	19	13	24	13	11
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	777	418	359	1,352	698	654	555	308	247	1,074	553	521	330	173	157	444	248	196
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	13	7	6	5	2	3				1		1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	643	336	307	803	404	399	419	223	196	1,177	594	583	356	184	172	438	225	213
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	5	1	4	14	11	3	6	3	3	260	132	128	4	2	2	12	6	6
All other	8	3	5	39	22	17	10	6	4	271	138	133	129	67	62	191	92	99
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	5	1	4	15	9	6	16	9	7	17	8	9	50	27	23	10	5	5
Baptist	15	6	9	52	27	25	20	12	8	56	24	32	28	13	15	40	23	17
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	3	1	2	194	97	97	63	29	34	16	7	9	1		1	16	5	11
Christian (so stated), &c.				14	8	6	5	4	1	5	2	3	9	3	6
Brethren, Christian Brethren				6	2	4				1		1	3	1	2
Lutheran (German Protestant)	7	4	3	26	25	1	13	11	2	99	59	40	37	25	12	40	27	13
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	11	8	3	6	4	2	1		1	6	3	3	6	3	3	10	7	3
Friends (Society of)	3	3								1		1
Salvation Army	9	5	4	69	40	29	10	6	4	18	8	10	5	2	3	16	9	7
Unitarian				5	5					6	5	1	3	2	1	2	2
Miscellaneous				25	13	12	1	1		22	7	15	2		2
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	923	466	457	1,033	560	473	666	375	291	1,461	782	679	1,233	617	616	1,007	546	461
Catholic (so stated)	2	1	1	10	7	3				26	11	15	10	6	4	17	10	7
Greek Church										1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church				1	1		1		1				5	2	3
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)										1		1
Spiritist, Spiritualist
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	20	10	10	57	33	24	15	10	5	21	15	6	28	23	5	8	7	1
Sundry
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew										3	3
Mohammedan	1	1		5	5		2	2		1	1		3	3		7	7
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	11	11		16	16		20	20		13	13		11	11		13	13
Confucian	4	4		10	10		1	1		6	6		43	41	2	2	2
Other							1	1		1	1
Sceptics, &c.	7	7		32	28	4	14	9	5	55	39	16	7	7		13	8	5
UnspecifiedObject to state	31	21	10	65	44	21	43	31	12	46	34	12	24	18	6	24	17	7
UnspecifiedOthers	7	5	2	7	3	4	4	4		8	5	3	12	7	5	7	3

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	NORTHERN DISTRICT.
	109. East Loddon.			110. Echuca.			111. Deakin.			112. Waranga.			113. Goulburn.			114. Rodney.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	1,417	773	644	4,075	2,086	1,989	2,078	1,121	957	5,801	3,199	2,602	3,001	1,679	1,322	6,238	3,447	2,791
Episcopalians—
Church of England	520	291	229	1,201	624	577	484	280	204	1,866	1,063	803	925	533	392	1,648	963	685
Protestant (so stated)	3	2	1	7	3	4	7	5	2	50	26	24	37	17	20	106	55	51
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	246	139	107	763	396	367	531	272	259	1,238	672	566	484	260	224	1,686	926	760
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria										7	4	3
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	251	140	111	234	119	115	276	149	127	197	112	85	265	143	122	515	270	245
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	1	1		11	6	5				22	12	10	2	1	1	39	21	18
All other	37	16	21	569	279	290	71	37	34	556	261	295	63	29	34	198	99	99
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	3	3		20	11	9	3	2	1	12	7	5	2	1	1	14	7	7
Baptist	5	3	2	50	27	23	5	4	1	63	30	33	23	12	11	74	33	41
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	8	4	4	1	16	15	21	10	11	28	10	18	19	9	10	75	39	36
Christian (so stated), &c.				1	1					1	1					4	2	2
Brethren, Christian Brethren				1	1					1	1
Lutheran (German Protestant)	5	4	1	22	12	10	6	4	2	40	28	12	40	31	9	18	15	3
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	1	1		10	5	5
Friends (Society of)
Salvation Army	4	1	3	10	4	6	14	8	6	15	7	8	9	2	7	17	9	8
Unitarian										3	2	1	2	2		4	4
Miscellaneous				1	1					2	2					6	5	1
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	298	143	155	1,079	530	549	620	324	296	1,514	818	696	1,043	573	470	1,635	858	777
Catholic (so stated)	13	8	5	18	11	7	25	14	11	37	20	17	7	3	4	53	30	23
Greek Church				1	1					1	1					1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church										7	1	6
Christian Israelite										1		1	2	1	1
New Church (Swedenborgian)																3	1	2
Spiritist, Spiritualist										3	2	1	1	1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)				1	1					21	16	5	12	10	2	19	13	6
Sundry
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew							1	1		1	1		1		1
Mohammedan										1	1		1	1
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	1	1		1	1		1	1		9	9		2	2		8	7	1
Confucian				10	10					27	27		5	5		5	5
Other
Sceptics, &c.	11	9	2	13	12	1	2	2		25	24	1	13	13		20	17	3
UnspecifiedObject to state	8	5	3	16	13	3	10	8	2	44	35	9	27	18	9	44	36	8
UnspecifiedOthers	2	2		5	2	3	1		1	9	6	3	16	12	4	46	31	15

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	NORTHERN DISTRICT.
	115. Numurkah.			116. Shepparton.			117. Tungamah.			118. Yarrawonga.			119. Benalla.			120. Violet Town.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	7,959	4,301	3,658	4,525	2,405	2,120	6,639	3,503	3,136	3,287	1,687	1,600	8,795	4,678	4,117	2,766	1,422	1,344
Episcopalians—
Church of England	2,209	1,212	997	1,427	780	647	1,336	731	605	913	482	431	3,045	1,645	1,400	960	495	465
Protestant (so stated)	114	56	58	12	8	4	43	23	20	47	18	29	38	19	19	22	14	8
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	1,881	987	894	954	503	451	1,408	718	690	718	355	363	1,543	821	722	506	252	254
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria													1	1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	992	499	493	771	383	388	748	393	355	188	95	93	786	406	380	136	74	62
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	268	261	7	13	8	5	6	4	2	2	1	1	342	169	173	155	72	83
All other	381	75	306	60	38	22	338	169	169	32	16	16	175	89	86	134	69	65
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	14	8	6	7	5	2	174	85	89	223	111	112	63	35	28	2	2
Baptist	49	21	28	144	76	68	13	6	7	17	5	12	57	28	29	23	11	12
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	9	4	5	54	26	28	34	17	17				29	15	14	8	6	2
Christian (so stated), &c.	1	1		5	4	1
Brethren, Christian Brethren	2	2
Lutheran (German Protestant)	47	31	16	13	10	3	34	19	15	4	3	1	34	24	10	9	7	2
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	5	2	3				1	1		1	1		1	1
Friends (Society of)				2		2
Salvation Army	23	15	8	31	20	11	5	4	1	36	15	21	39	20	19
Unitarian							1	1		1	1		1	1		1		1
Miscellaneous	7	3	4				10	4	6	1	1		7	6	1	5	1	4
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	1,720	938	782	973	503	470	2,328	1,215	1,113	1,015	513	502	2,466	1,272	1,194	743	375	368
Catholic (so stated)	47	30	17	9	3	6	18	8	10	21	12	9	10	6	4	3	1	2
Greek Church	1	1											1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church													1	1
Christian Israelite							6	6
New Church (Swedenborgian)	5	1	4
Spiritist, Spiritualist										1	1		1	1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	32	27	5	7	5	2	8	5	3	16	15	1	30	21	9	14	12	2
Sundry													8	4	4
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	2	1	1	1	1								2	2		1	1
Mohammedan	2	2		1	1		1	1		5	5		8	8		2	2
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	20	20		3	3		2	2					1	1
Confucian	10	10		4	4		8	8		5	5		15	15		3	3
Other				1	1		1	1
Sceptics, &c.
UnspecifiedObject to state	71	54	17	9	4	5	51	35	16	26	19	7	41	27	14	10	6	4
UnspecifiedOthers	26	20	6	5	2	3	47	30	17	11	9	2	23	16	7	23	13	10

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
	121. Euroa.			122. Mansfield.			123. Howqua.			124. Oxley.			125. Bright.			126. Beechworth.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	5,452	2,934	2,518	3,686	1,994	1,692	1,729	1,048	681	4,045	2,249	1,796	5,009	2,821	2,188	7,384	3,917	3,467
Episcopalians—
Church of England	1,708	940	768	1,356	759	597	827	495	332	1,428	796	632	1,948	1,102	846	2,404	1,297	1,107
Protestant (so stated)	17	12	5	25	8	17				2	1	1	1		1	55	50	5
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	1,328	709	619	899	458	441	165	105	60	663	367	296	759	397	362	1,227	633	594
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria	1		1	3		3				1	1		1	1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	775	396	379	118	69	49	41	29	12	159	90	69	704	382	322	907	465	442
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	18	10	8	3	1	2	5	5		205	106	99	14	6	8	9		9
All other	28	16	12	4		4	3	3		17	12	5	12	5	7	11		11
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	12	6	6	4	4		8	6	2	15	8	7	34	19	15	335	169	166
Baptist	83	45	38	22	10	12	10	7	3	149	71	78	4	2	2	147	62	85
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	18	7	11	6	2	4				23	11	12	7	3	4	9	7	2
Christian (so stated), &c.				3		3							1		1
Brethren, Christian Brethren																1		1
Lutheran (German Protestant)	27	19	8	10	8	2	17	15	2	3	3		6	6		60	44	16
Moravian (United Brethren)	1	1								2	2
Calvinistic Methodist				5	2	3	1	1					11	5	6	2		2
Friends (Society of)				1	1
Salvation Army	25	9	16	2	2		4	2	2	2	1	1	27	14	13	59	31	28
Unitarian							2	2					1	1		4	3	1
Miscellaneous	4	3	1	4	1	3				7	4	3	13	7	6	31	15	16
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	1,304	698	606	1,123	591	532	591	330	261	1,212	637	575	1,175	603	572	1,762	866	896
Catholic (so stated)	8	2	6	14	10	4	1	1		11	7	4	6	2	4	4	1	3
Greek Church
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)				1	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist				1	1		1	1		8	3	5				1	1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	6	5	1	12	11	1	8	7	1	8	7	1	37	20	7	26	18	8
Sundry	2		2										1	1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	2	2		16	7	9	1	1		1	1					10	7	3
Mohammedan				5	5		5	5		2	2		2	2		2	2
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	4	4		10	10		3	3		35	35		141	141		64	64
Confucian				3	3		1	1		49	49		27	27		69	69
Other	5	5		1	1								1	1
Sceptics, &c.	11	9	2	2	2		14	14		19	14	5	37	33	4	22	20	2
UnspecifiedObject to state	34	19	15	28	23	5	20	14	6	20	19	1	46	38	8	62	39	23
UnspecifiedOthers	31	17	14	5	4	1	1	1		4	2	2	3	3		101	54	47

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	NORTH EASTERN DISTRICT.
	127. North Ovens.			128. Rutherglen.			129. Chiltern.			130. Yackandandah.			131. Wodonga.			132. Towong.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	2,240	1,244	996	5,960	3,601	2,359	2,830	1,501	1,329	4,170	2,350	1,820	1,837	926	911	6,765	3,900	2,865
Episcopalians—
Church of England	713	402	311	2,220	1,292	928	1,120	567	553	1,538	864	674	616	317	299	3,073	1,740	1,333
Protestant (so stated)	14	4	10	35	26	9	17	11	6	39	25	14	16	9	7	63	48	15
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	207	118	89	741	444	297	407	228	179	720	399	321	211	110	101	1,065	604	461
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria							8	3	5							1	1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	305	156	149	613	341	272	273	133	140	292	144	148	220	104	116	721	388	333
Primitive Methodist (so stated)				15	9	6	4	1	3	1	1		1		1	22	12	10
All other	30	13	17				14	9	5	8	8		12	4	8	23	16	7
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	31	16	15	102	54	48	6	5	1	12	7	5	7	6	1	17	14	3
Baptist	21	14	7	19	14	5	28	17	11	30	18	12	4	2	2	46	27	19
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ				41	18	23							1		1	1	1
Christian (so stated), &c.																1	1
Brethren, Christian Brethren
Lutheran (German Protestant)	5	4	1	80	63	17	17	10	7	69	45	24	101	53	48	86	65	21
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist																5	1	4
Friends (Society of)																1	1
Salvation Army	6	5	1	14	10	4	10	6	4	1	1		3	1	2	8	6	2
Unitarian				1	1					1	1					2	1	1
Miscellaneous	1	1		4	2	2	1	1		12	6	6	9	4	5	7	4	3
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	864	471	393	1,775	1,053	722	859	460	399	1,265	691	574	591	287	304	1,378	782	596
Catholic (so stated)	3	2	1	16	14	5				6	5	1	1	1	1	66	42	24
Greek Church				1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)	2	1	1							1	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist				2	1	1	1	1		1		1	5	3	2	2	2
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	3	3		10	9	1	15	10	5	13	8	5	2	2		17	12	5
Sundry
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew				7	6	1	10	6	4				2	1	1	12	5	7
Mohammedan	1	1		1	1		1	1		4	4
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	1	1		87	86	1	4	4		39	39		2	2		34	34
Confucian	8	8		77	77		9	9		19	19					15	15
Other				32	32								1	1		2	2
Sceptics, &c.	11	11		4		4	4	3	1	17	17		8	8		41	40	1
UnspecifiedObject to state	11	10	1	42	35	7	20	14	6	77	45	32	17	7	10	29	24	5
UnspecifiedOthers	3	3		18	12	6	2	2		5	2	3	6	4	2	27	12	15

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.			GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
	133. Omeo.			134. Orbost.			135. Tambo.			136. Bairnsdale.			137. Avon.			138. Rosedale.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	4,262	2,586	1,676	3,350	1,947	1,403	2,489	1,395	1,094	8,178	4,354	3,824	2,480	1,351	1,129	3,245	1,688	1,557
Episcopalians—
Church of England	1,576	948	628	1,865	1,045	820	1,051	571	480	3,049	1,598	1,451	1,004	544	460	1,565	807	758
Protestant (so stated)	63	38	25	18	14	4	2		2	21	15	6	14	9	5	57	28	29
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	627	360	267	698	406	292	357	190	167	1,841	979	862	519	272	242	635	324	311
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria							4	2	2	6	6
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	443	253	190	102	65	37	267	134	133	930	467	463	177	100	77	147	68	79
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	5	4	1	1		1							5	3	2	8	1	7
All other	15	13	2	1	1		2	1	1	114	53	61	13	6	7	15	8	7
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	13	12	1	8	3	5	151	80	71	19	7	12				16	11	5
Baptist	19	13	6	16	8	8	8	7	1	28	16	12	12	7	5	52	28	24
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	2	1	1				16	6	10	34	16	18				17	5	12
Christian (so stated), &c.	1	1		1	1					5	3	2
Brethren, Christian Brethren	2	1	1							9	4	5	1	1
Lutheran (German Protestant)	30	25	5	30	26	4	54	38	16	63	54	9	9	7	2	9	8	1
Moravian (United Brethren)	5	5											54	28	26	1		1
Calvinistic Methodist	5	3	2	1	1					1	1					4	1	3
Friends (Society of)
Salvation Army	27	20	7	3	3		29	15	14	133	67	66	11	5	6	9	5	4
Unitarian	2	2		2	2		2	2		8	8
Miscellaneous	14		14	4	4					4	2	2	1		1	1	1
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	1,174	687	487	485	277	208	431	254	177	1,574	799	775	625	340	285	633	340	293
Catholic (so stated)	41	28	13	4	4		8	5	3	21	13	8				12	9	3
Greek Church
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church				7	2	5										7	4	3
Christian Israelite										2	2
New Church (Swedenborgian)				1	1					1	1
Spiritist, Spiritualist				1	1		3	2	1				3	2	1
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	26	19	7	13	10	3	8	7	1	73	47	26				9	7	2
Sundry																1	1
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	10	5	5	4	2	2				4		4
Mohammedan	2	2		7	7		2	2		4	4		8	8
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	12	12		14	14		7	7		15	15		2	1	1
Confucian	28	28		1	1		20	20		78	78
Other	1	1		4	4					1	1
Sceptics, &c.	45	44	1	28	21	7	10	10		25	21	4	9	7	2	5	5
UnspecifiedObject to state	42	42		19	18	1	56	41	15	102	64	38	6	6		33	22	11
UnspecifiedOthers	32	19	13	12	6	6	1	1		13	13		7	5	2	9	5	4

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
	139. Maffra.			140. Walhalla.			141. Traralgon.			142. Alberton.			143. South Gippsland.			144. Woorayl.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	3,911	2,116	1,795	2,895	1,603	1,292	2,293	1,171	1,122	4,080	2,197	1,883	3,129	1,878	1,251	3,574	2,076	1,498
Episcopalians—
Church of England	1,351	755	596	1,041	553	488	868	439	429	1,730	946	784	1,355	819	536	1,259	733	526
Protestant (so stated)	3	1	2	42	21	21	18	9	9	37	25	12	9	4	5
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	1,084	546	538	263	137	126	619	315	304	741	395	346	492	288	204	811	439	372
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria													1	1
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	168	88	80	675	362	313	222	108	114	398	211	187	307	161	146	468	251	217
Primitive Methodist (so stated)	87	47	40	18	9	9	7	4	3	11	7	4	13	9	4	5	2	3
All other	27	17	10	2	1	1	12	7	5	20	7	13	25	12	13	29	19	10
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	14	8	6	12	6	6	8	3	5	15	7	8	31	20	11	15	7	8
Baptist	42	26	16	29	16	13	16	6	10	62	28	34	33	12	21	73	43	30
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ	2	2		3	2	1	10	5	5	4	3	1	12	7	5	21	11	10
Christian (so stated), &c.				5	5
Brethren, Christian Brethren										10	5	5	2		2	1		1
Lutheran (German Protestant)	14	8	6	17	16	1	24	14	10	27	19	8	33	28	5	53	40	13
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist	1	1								2	1	1	6	3	3
Friends (Society of)																4	3	1
Salvation Army	4	2	2	14	8	6				33	16	17	1		1	2	2
Unitarian	2		2	1	1		2	2		2	1	1	7	7
Miscellaneous				16	10	6	24	11	13	4	2	2	3	3		15	8	7
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	1,017	548	469	690	401	289	365	192	173	818	431	387	690	427	263	702	428	274
Catholic (so stated)	7	2	5	11	7	4	23	14	9	42	23	19	8	6	2
Greek Church
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church							22	7	15
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)
Spiritist, Spiritualist	9	2	7
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	6	5	1	6	6		16	13	3	25	13	12	22	13	9	23	17	6
Sundry
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew	1		1							2	1	1
Mohammedan	2	2		1	1					1	1		1	1		3	3
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman	2	2								1	1		4	4
Confucian	6	6		4	4
Other
Sceptics, &c.	28	27	1	11	11		1	1		14	10	4	23	20	3	23	21	2
UnspecifiedObject to state	32	19	13	29	22	7	29	17	12	48	27	21	48	31	17	56	39	17
UnspecifiedOthers	2	2		5	4	1	7	4	3	33	17	16	3	2	1	11	10	1

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 7.—RELIGIONS OF THE POPULATION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—continued., SECTION B.—Shires—continued.
Religious Denomination.	GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.															MIGRATORY.
	145. Mirboo.			146. Morwell.			147. Narracan.			148. Warragal.			149. Buln Buln.			MIGRATORY.
	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
TOTAL	1,183	666	517	2,857	1,541	1,316	4,299	2,386	1,913	4,359	2,341	2,018	4,616	2,593	2,023	840	557	283
Episcopalians—
Church of England	470	257	213	1,015	540	475	1,664	940	724	1,623	856	767	1,927	1,089	838
Protestant (so stated)	9	5	4	16	8	8	32	18	14	19	15	4	2	2
Presbyterians—
Presbyterian Church of Victoria	286	165	121	589	306	283	628	366	262	741	396	345	976	510	466
Free Presbyterian Church of Victoria													2		2
Methodists—
Wesleyan Methodist (so stated)	61	33	28	269	158	111	656	360	296	611	309	302	594	306	288
Primitive Methodist (so stated)				13	9	4	22	9	13	20	9	11	10	9	1
All other				15	7	8	68	35	33	14	7	7	2	2
Other Protestants—
Independent (Congregationalist)	16	6	10	10	5	5	25	10	15	31	21	10	26	17	9
Baptist	14	5	9	19	9	10	56	27	29	82	46	36	88	45	43
Church of Christ, Disciple of Christ				13	4	9	45	24	21	33	18	15	15	4	11
Christian (so stated), &c.	3	2	1				2	2					3	2	1
Brethren, Christian Brethren							20	12	8				11	8	3
Lutheran (German Protestant)	10	9	1	16	13	3	61	37	24	28	21	7	77	58	19
Moravian (United Brethren)
Calvinistic Methodist				2	1	1	1	1					12	8	4
Friends (Society of)				8	6	2	2		2
Salvation Army	1	1		26	12	14	33	14	19	37	16	21	20	13	7
Unitarian				6	3	3	11	6	5	1	1
Miscellaneous	4	1	3	5		5	42	24	18	2	1	1	45	26	19
Catholics—
Roman Catholic	278	159	119	743	392	351	745	377	368	983	530	453	709	418	291
Catholic (so stated)				7	4	3	17	11	6	1	1		2	2
Greek Church							2	2					1	1
Other Christian Sects—
Catholic Apostolic Church				3	2	1	1	1					1	1
Christian Israelite
New Church (Swedenborgian)
Spiritist, Spiritualist
No Denomination, No Sect (so stated)	15	11	4	19	14	5	56	31	25	18	14	4	23	17	6
Sundry
Non-Christian Religions—
Jew										9	6	3	7	6	1
Mohammedan	1	1		6	6					1	1
Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman
Confucian				1	1					4	4
Other				1	1		1	1
Sceptics, &c.	7	5	2	17	11	6	38	33	5	16	9	7	16	15	1
UnspecifiedObject to state	5	5		32	23	9	49	34	15	60	41	19	39	27	12
UnspecifiedOthers	3	1	2	6	6		22	11	11	25	19	6	8	7	1	840	557	283

NOTE.—The notes to Table 2 also apply to this Table.

TABLE 8.—AGE-GROUPS OF PERSONS OF THE PRINCIPAL RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS.
Religious Denomination.	Males aged—					Females aged—
Religious Denomination.	All Ages.	0 to 5.	5 to 15.*	15 to 21.	21 and over.†	All Ages.	0 to 5.	5 to 15.*	15 to 21.	21 and over.†
TOTAL	603,883	66,807	139,943	69,326	327,807	597,458	65,179	137,509	71,351	323,419
Church of England‡	219,209	24,609	51,035	25,535	118,030	213,495	23,898	50,282	25,803	113,512
Presbyterian	95,943	10,426	22,227	10,852	52,438	95,560	9,977	21,646	11,166	52,771
Methodist	87,283	10,638	24,031	11,754	40,860	92,989	10,409	23,658	12,158	46,764
Other Protestants	44,792	4,479	10,628	5,027	24,658	46,833	4,516	10,692	5,748	25,877
Roman Catholic§	128,803	14,956	28,718	14,320	70,809	134,907	14,671	28,159	15,044	77,033
Jew	3,051	236	605	299	1,911	2,856	237	576	423	1,620
Residue‖	24,802	1,463	2,699	1,539	19,101	10,818	1,471	2,496	1,009	5,842

[* Including children under 15 whose ages were unspecified, some of whom were under 5.] [† Including adults of unspecified age, some of whom were between 15 and 21, viz., 361 males and 251 females.] [‡ Including "Protestant" (so stated).] [#x00a7 Including "Catholic" (so stated).] [‖ Including persons whose Religion was not stated.]

PART V.

CENSUS OF VICTORIA (ONE OF THE SIX STATES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA), 1901.

PART V. CONJUGAL CONDITION.

POPULATION ENUMERATED ON THE 31ST MARCH, 1901.

PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT PURSUANT TO ACT 54 VICT. NO. 1171, SECTION 13.

BY AUTHORITY:

ROBT. S. BRAIN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

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PART V CONJUGAL CONDITION—CONTENTS

1. In Victoria—Inclusive and Exclusive of Chinese and Aborigines—at each age

2. Of Chinese and Aborigines of Pure and Mixed Race—at each age

3. In Urban and Rural Districts—at each age

4. In Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works District)—at each age

5. In each County—at each age

6. Husbands and Wives living together or apart—at each age

7. Chinese Wives—Birthplaces and Ages

8. Divorced Persons—Birthplaces and Religions

9. Divorced Persons—Occupations

TABLE 1.—CONJUGAL CONDITION OF MALES AND FEMALES OF DIFFERENT AGES, INCLUSIVE AND EXCLUSIVE OF CHINESE AND ABORIGINES.
Ages. (Years.)	Males.						Females.
Ages. (Years.)	Total.	Never Married.	Married.	Widowed.	Divorced.	Unspecified.	Total.	Never Married.	Married.	Widowed.	Divorced.	Unspecified.
A.—Including Chinese and Aborigines.
ALL AGES	603,883	404,737	176,209	19,994	289	2,654	597,458	369,977	182,883	43,029	331	1,238
SPECIFIED AGES	601,821	404,156	175,968	19,930	287	1,480	596,075	369,664	182,543	42,902	326	640
Under 15*	206,750	206,750					202,688	202,688
15	12,529	12,529					12,186	12,183	3
16	12,483	12,481	2				12,470	12,448	22
17	11,678	11,672	5	1			11,812	11,728	84
18	11,231	11,206	25				11,956	11,623	333
19	10,975	10,917	57	1			11,293	10,688	603	2
20	10,430	10,272	156	2			11,634	10,426	1,201	5	2
15 to 21	69,326	69,077	245	4			71,351	69,096	2,246	7	2
21 to 25	40,163	35,919	4,007	51	1	185	45,998	34,302	11,447	128	8	113
25 to 30	45,469	30,067	14,990	204	15	193	52,832	26,751	25,350	611	36	84
30 to 35	46,635	19,883	25,877	636	29	210	48,156	14,799	31,910	1,312	65	70
35 to 40	46,723	13,259	32,095	1,143	54	172	43,390	9,114	31,871	2,247	94	64
40 to 45	37,118	8,363	27,132	1,433	52	138	33,551	5,416	25,034	3,011	49	41
45 to 50	24,137	4,804	17,870	1,314	36	113	21,810	2,772	15,716	3,256	34	32
50 to 55	18,348	3,404	13,251	1,557	30	106	17,601	1,620	11,782	4,139	19	41
55 to 60	15,351	2,581	11,021	1,659	25	65	15,157	1,004	9,128	4,976	6	43
60 to 65	14,979	3,055	9,607	2,204	18	95	14,292	758	7,539	5,948	6	41
65 to 70	16,080	3,166	9,598	3,213	15	88	13,843	631	5,928	7,230	4	50
70 to 75	11,781	2,207	6,362	3,143	6	63	8,360	353	3,048	4,926	2	31
75 to 80	5,733	1,011	2,755	1,927	3	37	4,231	206	1,129	2,878		18
80 to 85	2,453	482	930	1,030	2	9	2,065	121	351	1,583	1	9
85 to 90	603	100	191	307	1	4	587	22	59	504		2
90 to 100	160	23	35	100		2	152	11	5	135		1
100 and over	12	5	2	5			11			11
Unspecified Adults	2,062	581	241	64	2	1,174	1,383	313	340	127	5	598
B.—Excluding Chinese and Aborigines.
ALL AGES	596,776	398,187	175,773	19,903	288	2,625	596,564	369,298	182,693	43,013	331	1,229
SPECIFIED AGES	594,841	397,708	175,534	19,839	286	1,474	595,187	368,986	182,355	42,887	326	633
Under 15*	206,305	206,305					202,235	202,235
15	12,499	12,499					12,155	12,152	3
16	12,452	12,450	2				12,444	12,423	21
17	11,632	11,626	5	1			11,781	11,698	83
18	11,183	11,158	25				11,925	11,593	332
19	10,923	10,865	57	1			11,274	10,674	598	2
20	10,341	10,183	156	2			11,610	10,409	1,194	5	2
15 to 21	69,030	68,781	245	4			71,189	68,949	2,231	7	2
21 to 25	39,826	35,592	4,000	48	1	185	45,923	34,260	11,415	128	8	112
25 to 30	44,853	29,488	14,956	201	15	193	52,759	26,722	25,308	610	36	83
30 to 35	45,818	19,116	25,828	635	29	210	48,125	14,796	31,884	1,311	65	69
35 to 40	46,115	12,704	32,045	1,140	54	172	43,366	9,111	31,852	2,245	94	64
40 to 45	36,504	7,798	27,087	1,430	52	137	33,524	5,415	23,010	3,010	49	40
45 to 50	23,740	4,451	17,833	1,310	36	110	21,797	2,772	15,705	3,255	34	31
50 to 55	17,909	3,021	13,199	1,553	30	106	17,584	1,620	11,769	4,136	19	40
55 to 60	14,978	2,271	10,970	1,647	25	65	15,152	1,004	9,125	4,974	6	43
60 to 65	14,321	2,465	9,559	2,185	18	94	14,286	758	7,536	5,945	6	41
65 to 70	15,460	2,603	9,559	3,196	14	88	13,842	631	5,928	7,229	4	50
70 to 75	11,290	1,752	6,342	3,128	6	62	8,359	353	3,048	4,926	2	30
75 to 80	5,550	834	2,753	1,923	3	37	4,231	206	1,129	2,878		18
80 to 85	2,385	417	930	1,027	2	9	2,065	121	351	1,583	1	9
85 to 90	587	84	191	307	1	4	587	22	59	504		2
90 to 100	159	22	35	100		2	152	11	5	135		1
100 and over	11	4	2	5			11			11
Unspecified Adults	1,935	479	239	64	2	1,151	1,377	312	338	126	5	596

[* Including Unspecified Children, viz., 502 males and 376 females, including Chinese and Aborigines.]

TABLE 2.—CONJUGAL CONDITION OF CHINESE AND ABORIGINES.
Race and Ages. (Years.)	A.—TOTALS, INCLUDING HALF-CASTES.
	Total.		Never Married.		Married.		Widowed.†		Unspecified.
	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
CHINESE.
ALL AGES	6,740	609	6,330	508	348	95	62	4		2
SPECIFIED AGES	6,638	608	6,228	508	348	94	62	4		2
Under 15*	323	338	323	338
15	22	20	22	20
16	23	21	23	20		1
17	38	23	38	22		1
18	41	22	41	21		1
19	44	14	44	10		4
20	84	15	84	11		4
15 to 21	252	115	252	104		11
21 to 25	310	54	302	34	6	19	2			1
25 to 30	591	52	564	25	27	25		1		1
30 to 35	797	19	763	3	34	15		1
35 to 40	592	14	553	3	39	10		1
40 to 45	602	8	565	1	35	6	2	1
45 to 50	375	3	350		23	3	2
50 to 55	419	3	381		37	3	1
55 to 60	356		308		41		7
60 to 65	650	2	589		46	2	15
65 to 70	617		563		38		16
70 to 75	487		455		20		12
75 to 80	182		177		2		3
80 to 85	67		65				2
85 to 90	16		16
90 to 100	1		1
100 and over	1		1
Unspecified Adults	102	1	102			1
ABORIGINES.
ALL AGES	367	285	220	171	88	95	30	12	29	7
SPECIFIED AGES	342	280	220	170	86	94	30	11	6	5
Under 15*	122	115	122	115
15	8	11	8	11
16	8	5	8	5
17	8	8	8	8
18	7	9	7	9
19	8	5	8	4		1
20	5	9	5	6		3
15 to 21	44	47	44	43		4
21 to 25	27	21	25	8	1	13	1
25 to 30	25	21	15	4	7	17	3
30 to 35	20	12	4		15	11	1			1
35 to 40	16	10	2		11	9	3	1
40 to 45	12	19			10	18	1		1	1
45 to 50	22	10	3		14	8	2	1	3	1
50 to 55	20	14	2		15	10	3	3		1
55 to 60	17	5	2		10	3	5	2
60 to 65	8	4	1		2	1	4	3	1
65 to 70	3	1			1		2	1
70 to 75	4	1					3		1	1
75 to 80	1						1
80 to 85	1						1
Unspecified Adults	25	5		1	2	1		1	23	2

[* Including Unspecified Children (one in each case.)] [† Including one case (the only one in the Table) of a divorced Chinese male between 65 and 70 years of age.]

TABLE 2.—CONJUGAL CONDITION OF CHINESE AND ABORIGINES—continued.
Race and Ages. (Years.)	B.—NUMBERS OF PURE RACE.
	Total.		Never Married.		Married.		Widowed.†		Unspecified.
	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
CHINESE.
ALL AGES	6,236	111	5,864	68	310	42	62	1
SPECIFIED AGES	6,135	111	5,763	68	310	42	62	1
Under 15*	53	53	53	53
15	7	1	7	1
16	4	2	4	2
17	19	4	19	3		1
18	26	2	26	2
19	22	4	22	2		2
20	67	1	67			1
15 to 21	145	14	145	10		4
21 to 25	265	5	261	2	2	3	2
25 to 30	551	14	536	2	15	12
30 to 35	778	8	754		24	7		1
35 to 40	576	7	546	1	30	6
40 to 45	597	2	563		32	2	2
45 to 50	374	3	349		23	3	2
50 to 55	419	3	381		27	3	1
55 to 60	356		308		41		7
60 to 65	650	2	589		46	2	15
65 to 70	617		563		38		16
70 to 75	487		455		20		12
75 to 80	182		177		2		3
80 to 85	67		65				2
85 to 90	16		16
90 to 100	1		1
100 and over	1		1
Unspecified Adults	101		101
ABORIGINES.*
ALL AGES	163	108	75	51	49	42	21	8	18	7
SPECIFIED AGES	150	105	75	50	48	42	21		6	5
Under 15	37	38	37	38
15	3	2	3	2
16	3		3
17	3		3
18	3	2	3	2
19	2	1	2	1
20	1	5	1	4		1
15 to 21	15	10	15	9		1
21 to 25	13	9	11	3	1	6	1
25 to 30	11	10	6		3	10	2
30 to 35	7	6	2		5	5				1
35 to 40	8	2			7	2	1
40 to 45	7	5			5	4	1		1	1
45 to 50	11	6	1		6	5	1		3	1
50 to 55	11	12			11	8		3		1
55 to 60	14	1	2		7		5	1
60 to 65	7	4	1		2	1	3	3	1
65 to 70	3	1			1		2	1
70 to 75	4	1					3		1	1
75 to 80	1						1
80 to 85	1						1
Unspecified Adults	13	3		1	1				12	2

[* Exclusive of Half-castes.] [† Including one case (the only one in the Table) of a divorced Chinese male between 65 and 70 years of age.]

TABLE 3.—CONJUGAL CONDITION IN URBAN AND RURAL DISTRICTS.
District and Conjugal Condition.		All Ages.	Under 15*	15	16	17	18	19	20	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over	Unspecified Adults.
TOTAL OF VICTORIA.
Males	Never Married	404,737	206,750	12,529	12,481	11,672	11,206	10,917	10,272	69,077	35,919	30,067	19,883	13,259	8,363	4,804	3,404	2,581	3,055	3,166	2,207	1,011	482	100	23	5	581
	Married	176,209			2	5	25	57	156	245	4,007	14,990	25,877	32,095	27,132	17,870	13,251	11,021	9,607	9,598	6,362	2,755	930	191	35	2	241
	Widowed	19,994				1		1	2	4	51	204	636	1,143	1,433	1,314	1,557	1,659	2,204	3,213	3,143	1,927	1,030	307	100	5	64
	Divorced	289									1	15	29	54	52	36	30	25	18	15	6	3	2	1			2
	Unspecified	2,654									185	193	210	172	138	113	106	65	95	88	63	37	9	4	2		1,174
Total	Males	603,883	206,750	12,529	12,483	11,678	11,231	10,975	10,430	69,326	40,163	45,469	46,635	46,723	37,118	24,137	18,348	15,351	14,979	16,080	11,781	5,733	2,453	603	160	12	2,062
Total	Females	597,458	202,688	12,186	12,470	11,812	11,956	11,293	11,634	71,351	45,998	52,832	48,156	43,390	33,551	21,810	17,601	15,157	14,292	13,843	8,360	4,231	2,065	587	152	11	1,383
Females	Never Married	369,977	202,688	12,183	12,448	11,728	11,623	10,688	10,426	69,096	34,302	26,751	14,799	9,114	5,416	2,772	1,620	1,004	758	631	353	206	121	22	11		313
	Married	182,883		3	22	84	333	603	1,201	2,246	11,447	25,350	31,910	31,871	25,034	15,716	11,782	9,128	7,539	5,928	3,048	1,129	351	59	5		340
	Widowed	43,029						2	5	7	128	611	1,312	2,247	3,011	3,256	4,139	4,976	5,948	7,230	4,926	2,878	1,583	504	135	11	127
	Divorced	331							2	2	8	36	65	94	49	34	19	6	6	4	2		1				5
	Unspecified	1,238									113	84	70	64	41	32	41	43	41	50	31	18	9	2	1		598
CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS.
Males	Never Married	197,756	105,319	6,438	6,228	5,812	5,488	5,513	5,069	34,548	17,439	13,616	9,079	5,911	3,696	1,994	1,339	960	1,032	1,066	806	424	229	53	13	4	223
	Married	96,457			1	2	10	40	114	167	2,699	8,941	14,724	17,837	14,769	9,893	7,011	5,600	4,728	4,815	3,188	1,400	460	88	12		125
	Widowed	10,708				1		1	1	3	30	110	384	670	777	733	863	842	1,157	1,666	1,637	1,032	552	159	51	4	38
	Divorced	180									1	11	21	36	34	27	18	9	7	8	3	1	1	1			2
	Unspecified	1,042									85	82	93	75	62	43	32	25	24	28	25	11	4	2	1		450
Total	Males	306,143	105,319	6,438	6,229	5,815	5,498	5,554	5,184	34,718	20,254	22,760	24,301	24,529	19,338	12,690	9,263	7,436	6,948	7,583	5,659	2,868	1,246	303	77	8	843
Total	Females	341,254	105,452	6,680	6,893	6,723	6,969	6,652	6,971	40,888	28,164	32,178	28,954	25,956	19,947	13,239	10,711	8,916	8,294	8,421	5,047	2,621	1,225	330	80	3	828
Females	Never Married	207,346	105,452	6,679	6,884	6,682	6,764	6,276	6,246	39,531	21,182	16,765	9,418	5,863	3,639	1,910	1,162	671	562	478	259	154	85	12	10		193
	Married	104,598		1	9	41	205	374	720	1,350	6,828	14,920	18,476	18,413	14,153	9,018	6,699	4,987	3,959	3,165	1,617	611	167	30	2		203
	Widowed	28,342						2	3	5	81	414	952	1,562	2,085	2,270	2,821	3,238	3,756	4,750	3,153	1,848	967	286	68	3	83
	Divorced	273							2	2	7	28	58	75	42	28	14	5	5	3	2						4
	Unspecified	695									66	51	50	43	28	13	15	15	12	25	16	8	6	2			345
SHIRES.
Males	Never Married	205,555	101,372	6,083	6,226	5,816	5,648	5,323	5,134	34,230	18,137	16,146	10,621	7,241	4,607	2,784	2,044	1,613	2,019	2,091	1,401	587	252	47	10	1	352
	Married	79,104			1	3	4	16	40	64	1,285	5,974	11,051	14,124	12,262	7,889	6,202	5,385	4,860	4,771	3,170	1,355	469	103	23	2	115
	Widowed	9,227							1	1	20	93	248	465	646	575	688	809	1,043	1,543	1,503	894	475	148	49	1	26
	Divorced	107										3	8	18	18	9	11	16	11	7	3	2	1
	Unspecified	1,599									99	107	115	96	74	70	74	40	71	60	38	26	5	2	1		721
Total	Males	295,592	101,372	6,083	6,227	5,819	5,652	5,339	5,175	34,295	19,541	22,323	22,043	21,944	17,607	11,327	9,019	7,863	8,004	8,472	6,115	2,864	1,202	300	83	4	1,214
Total	Females	255,931	97,175	5,501	5,575	5,086	4,985	4,633	4,654	30,434	17,798	20,622	19,176	17,410	13,579	8,559	6,878	6,236	5,992	5,419	3,311	1,610	840	257	72	8	555

[* Including Unspecified Children.]

TABLE 3.—CONJUGAL CONDITION IN URBAN AND RURAL DISTRICTS.
District and Conjugal Condition.		All Ages.	Under 15*	15	16	17	18	19	20	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over	Unspecified Adults.
Females	Never Married	162,484	97,175	5,499	5,562	5,044	4,857	4,404	4,173	29,539	13,096	9,967	5,374	3,245	1,775	862	457	333	195	153	94	52	36	10	1		120
	Married	78,185		2	13	42	128	229	479	893	4,607	10,418	13,420	13,444	10,863	6,688	5,072	4,140	3,577	2,761	1,431	518	184	29	3		137
	Widowed	14,661							2	2	47	196	355	681	921	984	1,318	1,734	2,190	2,479	1,771	1,030	616	218	67	8	44
	Divorced	58									1	8	7	19	7	6	5	1	1	1			1				1
	Unspecified	543									47	33	20	21	13	19	26	28	29	25	15	10	3		1		253
No MUNICIPALITY.
Males	Never Married	59	18	1	3	3	5	2	1	15	6	2	5	4	1		2	1	2	3
	Married	16										1	1	4		1	1	3	1	3	1
	Widowed	3																	1	1	1
	Unspecified	3																									3
Total	Males	81	18	1	3	3	5	2	1	15	6	3	6	8	1	1	3	4	4	7	2						3
Total	Females	59	19		1	1	1		3	6	3	5	2	4	4	2	4	3	4	2	1
Females	Never Married	34	19		1		1		3	5	3	4		3
	Married	18				1				1		1	2	1	4	2	4		2	1
	Widowed	7																3	2	1	1
SHIPPING.
Males	Never Married	1,367	41	7	24	41	65	79	68	284	337	303	178	103	59	26	19	7	2	6			1				1
	Married	632					11	1	2	14	23	74	101	130	101	87	37	33	18	9	3		1				1
	Widowed	56									1	1	4	8	10	6	6	8	3	3	2	1	3
	Divorced	2										1					1
	Unspecified	10									1	4	2	1	2
Total	Males	2,067	41	7	24	41	76	80	70	298	362	383	285	242	172	119	63	48	23	18	5	1	5				2
Total	Females	214	42	5	1	2	1	8	6	23	33	27	24	20	21	10	8	2	2	1	1
Females	Never Married	113	42	5	1	2	1	8	4	21	21	15	7	3	2		1		1
	Married	82							2	2	12	11	12	13	14	8	7	1	1	1
	Widowed	19										1	5	4	5	2		1			1

[* Including Unspecified Children.]

TABLE 4.—CONJUGAL CONDITION IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (Board of Works District).
Conjugal Condition.		All Ages.	Under 15*	15	16	17	18	19	20	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over	Unspecified Adults.
Males	Never Married	146,033	76,926	4,716	4,573	4,228	3,983	4,039	3,797	25,336	13,255	10,436	7,074	4,771	2,856	1,631	1,030	684	642	578	376	165	74	21	6		172
	Married	73,362			1	2	9	38	90	140	2,034	6,608	11,153	13,996	11,710	7,879	5,496	4,209	3,439	3,190	2,144	898	305	64	4		93
	Widowed	7,994				1		1		2	27	89	292	538	651	613	710	683	879	1,178	1,139	686	346	101	26	3	31
	Divorced	148									1	9	18	30	29	20	16	7	6	5	3		1	1			2
	Unspecified	521									64	71	76	59	49	29	24	19	16	19	17	3	3	2	1		69
Total	Males	228,058	76,926	4,716	4,574	4,231	3,992	4,078	3,887	25,478	15,381	17,213	18,613	19,394	15,295	10,172	7,276	5,602	4,982	4,970	3,679	1,752	729	189	37	3	367
Total	Females	255,490	76,800	4,911	5,082	5,024	5,133	4,909	5,156	30,215	21,283	24,499	22,503	20,562	15,623	10,263	8,275	6,671	6,089	5,822	3,495	1,821	883	241	55	2	388
Females	Never Married	154,568	76,800	4,911	5,077	4,992	4,971	4,630	4,632	29,213	16,015	12,918	7,396	4,692	2,957	1,593	967	570	475	404	218	120	75	13	6		136
	Married	79,384			5	32	162	277	520	996	5,136	11,163	14,205	14,488	10,968	6,917	5,164	3,688	2,847	2,096	1,053	392	98	20	2		151
	Widowed	20,990						2	2	4	68	352	814	1,286	1,639	1,719	2,117	2,401	2,754	3,299	2,210	1,304	708	206	47	2	60
	Divorced	232							2	2	7	27	47	62	40	23	13	2	3	2	1						3
	Unspecified	316									57	39	41	34	19	11	14	10	10	21	13	5	2	2			38

TABLE 5.—CONJUGAL CONDITION IN EACH COUNTY.
Conjugal Condition.		All Ages.	Under 15*	15	16	17	18	19	20	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over	Unspecified Adults.
TOTAL OF VICTORIA.
Males	Never Married	404,737	206,750	12,529	12,481	11,672	11,206	10,917	10,272	69,077	35,919	30,067	19,883	13,259	8,363	4,804	3,404	2,581	3,055	3,166	2,207	1,011	482	100	23	5	581
	Married	176,209			2	5	25	57	156	245	4,007	14,990	25,877	32,095	27,132	17,870	13,251	11,021	9,607	9,598	6,362	2,755	930	191	35	2	241
	Widowed	19,994				1		1	2	4	51	204	636	1,143	1,433	1,314	1,557	1,659	2,204	3,213	3,143	1,927	1,030	307	100	5	64
	Divorced	289									1	15	29	54	52	36	30	25	18	15	6	3	2	1			2
	Unspecified	2,654									185	193	210	172	138	113	106	65	95	88	63	37	9	4	2		1,174
Total	Males	603,883	206,750	12,529	12,483	11,678	11,231	10,975	10,430	69,326	40,163	45,469	46,635	46,723	37,118	24,137	18,348	15,351	14,979	16,080	11,781	5,733	2,453	603	160	12	2,062
Total	Females	597,458	202,688	12,186	12,470	11,812	11,956	11,293	11,634	71,351	45,998	52,832	48,156	43,390	33,551	21,810	17,601	15,157	14,292	13,843	8,360	4,231	2,065	587	152	11	1,383
Females	Never Married	369,977	202,688	12,183	12,448	11,728	11,623	10,688	10,426	69,096	34,302	26,751	14,799	9,114	5,416	2,772	1,620	1,004	758	631	353	206	121	22	11		313
	Married	182,883		3	22	84	333	603	1,201	2,246	11,447	25,350	31,910	31,871	25,034	15,716	11,782	9,128	7,539	5,928	3,048	1,129	351	59	5		340
	Widowed	43,029						2	5	7	128	611	1,312	2,247	3,011	3,256	4,139	4,976	5,948	7,230	4,926	2,878	1,583	504	135	11	127
	Divorced	331							2	2	8	36	65	94	49	34	19	6	6	4	2		1				5
	Unspecified	1,238									113	84	70	64	41	32	41	43	41	50	31	18	9	2	1		598

[* Including Unspecified Children.]

TABLE 5.—CONJUGAL CONDITION IN EACH COUNTY.
Conjugal Condition.		All Ages.	Under 15*	15	16	17	18	19	20	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over	Unspecified Adults.
1. BOURKE.
Males	Never Married	159,898	83,722	5,173	4,995	4,620	4,340	4,410	4,117	27,655	14,457	11,471	7,785	5,308	3,233	1,844	1,200	806	773	692	455	189	86	21	6		195
	Married	79,056			1	2	9	39	92	143	2,119	6,990	11,893	15,000	12,547	8,476	5,961	4,641	3,766	3,543	2,393	1,042	352	83	6		101
	Widowed	8,630				1		1		2	29	94	306	568	694	647	762	735	953	1,297	1,234	742	382	118	29	3	35
	Divorced	156									1	9	20	32	29	20	17	7	8	5	4		1	1			2
	Unspecified	647									74	79	85	68	55	38	34	30	26	28	22	6	3	2	1		96
Total	Males	248,387	83,722	5,173	4,996	4,623	4,349	4,450	4,209	27,800	16,680	18,643	20,089	20,976	16,558	11,025	7,974	6,219	5,526	5,565	4,108	1,979	824	225	42	3	429
Total	Females	274,546	83,437	5,267	5,479	5,374	5,466	5,242	5,452	32,280	22,545	26,005	24,008	22,004	16,716	10,990	8,869	7,204	6,637	6,292	3,816	1,986	981	268	63	2	443
Females	Never Married	166,263	83,437	5,267	5,474	5,341	5,298	4,945	4,909	31,234	16,992	13,686	7,881	5,024	3,152	1,693	1,014	611	496	428	229	133	84	13	6		150
	Married	85,328			5	33	168	295	539	1,040	5,415	11,864	15,180	15,538	11,782	7,433	5,593	4,038	3,176	2,302	1,196	447	123	25	3		173
	Widowed	22,296						2	2	4	72	383	854	1,340	1,719	1,815	2,224	2,528	2,937	3,530	2,376	1,396	772	228	53	2	63
	Divorced	239							2	2	8	27	58	65	41	23	14	2	3	2	1						3
	Unspecified	420									58	45	45	37	22	26	24	25	25	30	14	10	2	2	1		54
2. GRANT.
Males	Never Married	23,342	12,544	789	745	704	637	614	577	4,066	1,900	1,571	1,074	641	445	232	172	121	179	163	110	51	29	4	3		37
	Married	10,274						3	7	10	214	901	1,477	1,753	1,394	945	733	616	598	731	515	243	99	20	7		18
	Widowed	1,176									3	10	39	62	61	72	55	86	126	186	210	138	88	28	11		1
	Divorced	17										1	2	3	2	3	3	1		2
	Unspecified	68									9	11	5	3	6	6	4		4	2	2	1					15
Total	Males	34,877	12,544	789	745	704	637	617	584	4,076	2,126	2,494	2,597	2,462	1,908	1,258	967	824	907	1,084	837	433	216	52	21		71
Total	Females	36,157	12,314	749	751	662	700	658	657	4,177	2,587	3,023	2,754	2,533	1,944	1,304	1,068	1,006	967	1,100	685	407	164	54	14		56
Females	Never Married	22,228	12,314	749	749	659	682	630	585	4,054	1,931	1,564	912	592	345	184	105	74	38	33	27	22	5	2	2		24
	Married	10,926			2	3	18	28	72	123	638	1,426	1,785	1,796	1,432	937	717	606	518	514	271	105	33	3			22
	Widowed	2,954									12	25	51	136	165	179	245	324	409	552	385	278	125	49	12		7
	Divorced	10										2	1	2		3	1		1
	Unspecified	39									6	6	5	7	2	1		2	1	1	2	2	1				3
3. MORNINGTON.
Males	Never Married	9,573	4,960	299	299	286	278	233	211	1,606	813	718	470	340	204	131	94	71	48	47	34	9	8	2	1		17
	Married	4,122					1		3	4	80	309	574	777	677	443	373	270	210	186	129	60	19	1			10
	Widowed	419									1	4	4	30	28	35	38	42	48	62	64	32	22	7	1		1
	Divorced	8											1		2	1		3		1
	Unspecified	52									3	9	5	10	2	1		2	1		1	2					16
Total	Males	14,174	4,960	299	299	286	279	233	214	1,610	897	1,040	1,054	1,157	913	611	505	388	307	296	228	103	49	10	2		44
Total	Females	12,385	4,740	237	262	216	230	213	219	1,377	819	996	990	886	750	461	369	290	253	209	125	53	34	10	2	1	20
Females	Never Married	7,693	4,740	237	262	213	226	205	198	1,341	570	435	253	139	88	47	26	15	12	8	6	3	1				9
	Married	4,044				3	4	8	21	36	243	548	721	707	617	370	269	203	149	94	56	17	3	1			10
	Widowed	630									3	11	15	36	44	44	71	70	92	107	63	32	30	9	2	1
	Divorced	4										1	1	1			1
	Unspecified	14									3	1		3	1		2	2				1					1

[* Including Unspecified Children.]

TABLE 5.—CONJUGAL CONDITION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Conjugal Condition.		All Ages.	Under 15	15	16	17	18	19	20	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.
4. EVELYN.
Males	Never Married	5,071	2,483	149	159	158	125	125	144	860	381	379	270	218	140	101	57	34	59	38	28	16	3	1		3
	Married	2,069					2			2	33	129	266	337	343	225	206	132	155	130	70	28	10	1		2
	Widowed	287										5	3	20	20	18	23	46	40	44	37	18	8	3		2
	Divorced	1													1
	Unspecified	15										2		1	1			1								10
Total	Males	7,443	2,483	149	159	158	127	125	144	862	414	515	539	576	505	344	286	213	254	212	135	62	21	5		17
Total	Females	6,075	2,396	122	118	99	97	90	109	635	361	432	456	431	348	226	196	166	155	140	79	30	14	4	2	4
Females	Never Married	3,697	2,396	122	117	98	95	85	97	614	246	177	120	67	34	18	11	7	5	1	1
	Married	2,007			1	1	2	5	12	21	115	252	323	339	283	192	154	106	97	76	34	12	2			1
	Widowed	366										3	13	24	30	16	31	53	53	63	44	18	12	4	2
	Divorced	2												1	1
	Unspecified	3																								3
5. ANGLESEY.
Males	Never Married	3,347	1,673	108	96	87	105	75	92	563	306	230	182	109	87	51	32	26	26	27	18	11	2	2		2
	Married	1,295									22	102	188	254	205	135	98	81	84	65	37	14	7			3
	Widowed	133										2	2	8	11	7	14	10	13	21	26	11	8
	Divorced	2											1	1
	Unspecified	6																		1						5
Total	Males	4,783	1,673	108	96	87	105	75	92	563	328	334	373	372	303	193	144	117	123	114	81	36	17	2		10
Total	Females	4,249	1,637	100	106	81	78	79	74	518	289	332	342	303	241	146	109	101	76	71	42	20	16	3	1	2
Females	Never Married	2,762	1,637	100	106	81	76	75	68	506	227	174	89	54	30	19	9	7	3	3		1	1	1		1
	Married	1,246					2	4	6	12	59	154	241	244	193	97	78	71	38	29	20	5	4			1
	Widowed	238									3	3	11	5	18	30	22	23	35	38	22	14	11	2	1
	Divorced	1											1
	Unspecified	2										1								1
6. DALHOUSIE.
Males	Never Married	7,258	3,478	211	207	193	190	179	184	1,164	624	645	425	281	180	86	74	40	70	99	54	19	13	2		4
	Married	2,842							1	1	35	177	362	517	401	254	185	199	202	239	153	83	25	5	3	1
	Widowed	385										6	16	9	18	20	24	22	45	64	76	47	28	6	2	2
	Divorced	3													1	1			1
	Unspecified	64									3	1	3	2	5	2	3		2	3	1	1				38
Total	Males	10,552	3,478	211	207	193	190	179	185	1,165	662	829	806	809	605	363	286	261	320	405	284	150	66	13	5	45
Total	Females	9,826	3,480	203	202	179	182	159	179	1,104	696	827	761	679	519	311	255	264	299	313	168	72	44	14	9	11

TABLE 5.—CONJUGAL CONDITION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Conjugal Condition.		All Ages.	Under 15	15	16	17	18	19	20	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over	Unspecified Adults.
Females	Never Married	6,246	3,480	203	202	176	177	155	166	1,079	548	482	279	172	86	50	19	13	14	7	4	3	1	3	1		5
	Married	2,882				3	5	4	13	25	143	341	470	478	397	225	184	179	171	153	72	22	18	1			3
	Widowed	684									1	4	10	26	36	36	52	71	113	152	91	47	25	10	8		2
	Divorced	1																	1
	Unspecified	13									4		2	3				1		1	1						1
7. TALBOT.
Males	Never Married	20,004	10,697	606	616	574	508	486	488	3,278	1,604	1,253	746	494	318	198	152	151	244	373	266	126	64	15	2	1	22
	Married	8,176				1		1	6	8	195	681	1,172	1,316	1,090	692	525	519	511	683	487	210	63	8	3	1	12
	Widowed	1,138							1	1	1	6	25	42	46	56	66	73	111	232	236	146	66	24	5		2
	Divorced	8												1	2	1			2	1		1
	Unspecified	64									5	2	8	4	4	6	3	3	7	7	3	4	1				7
Total	Males	29,390	10,697	606	616	575	508	487	495	3,287	1,805	1,942	1,951	1,857	1,460	953	746	746	875	1,296	992	487	194	47	10	2	43
Total	Females	28,008	10,181	607	610	580	548	506	544	3,395	1,884	2,209	2,046	1,699	1,435	975	770	775	789	867	534	245	123	38	10	1	32
Females	Never Married	17,182	10,181	606	608	575	536	481	485	3,291	1,304	1,015	577	365	209	102	40	25	24	13	12	5	5	1	1		12
	Married	8,578		1	2	5	12	25	58	103	574	1,164	1,423	1,263	1,111	724	547	501	450	394	199	81	27	6			11
	Widowed	2,219							1	1	2	25	39	68	113	148	183	249	315	458	321	159	90	31	9	1	7
	Divorced	9											4	3		1							1
	Unspecified	20									4	5	3		2					2	2						2
8. GRENVILLE.
Males	Never Married	15,692	7,929	542	500	497	481	473	401	2,894	1,437	1,173	740	414	265	125	96	84	119	143	131	73	29	8	2	1	29
	Married	7,119						1	2	3	164	651	1,090	1,136	1,019	628	427	404	459	564	364	152	44	4	1		9
	Widowed	834									1	11	17	34	44	38	47	50	83	145	167	108	60	19	7	1	2
	Divorced	13										2		2	4	1		2	1	1
	Unspecified	72									10	4	6	7	2	6	2	2		4	8						21
Total	Males	23,730	7,929	542	500	497	481	474	403	2,897	1,612	1,841	1,853	1,593	1,334	798	572	542	662	857	670	333	133	31	10	2	61
Total	Females	24,416	7,798	495	502	479	528	476	507	2,987	1,954	2,247	1,951	1,627	1,302	796	666	709	706	782	464	213	107	31	8	1	67
Females	Never Married	15,045	7,798	495	501	473	520	446	462	2,897	1,515	1,208	674	394	248	93	62	43	27	32	15	9	2		1		27
	Married	7,329			1	6	8	30	45	90	432	1,011	1,228	1,152	954	577	430	427	374	371	184	61	15	3			20
	Widowed	2,002									6	25	45	76	97	125	174	236	302	376	264	143	89	28	7	1	8
	Divorced	11										1	2	3	1	1					1						2
	Unspecified	29									1	2	2	2	2			3	3	3			1				10
9. POLWARTH.
Males	Never Married	4,106	1,861	112	121	112	139	114	127	725	433	411	243	146	96	70	32	23	19	19	9	8	2				9
	Married	1,664			1		1			2	30	137	250	326	265	132	146	110	82	95	54	23	8	1			3
	Widowed	140									1		3	3	7	11	15	16	20	28	15	10	10	1
	Divorced	5										1		1			1	1				1
	Unspecified	17										2	3	2					2								8
Total	Males	5,932	1,861	112	122	112	140	114	127	727	464	551	499	478	368	213	194	150	123	142	78	42	20	2			20
Total	Females	4,733	1,791	90	97	88	106	82	80	543	359	431	351	313	265	152	133	100	95	86	57	22	15	8	1		11
Females	Never Married	3,002	1,791	90	97	88	103	81	71	530	263	208	89	59	28	16	6	5		1	1	1		1			3
	Married	1,495					3	1	9	13	96	219	259	243	222	117	103	63	68	42	31	9	3	1			6
	Widowed	234										4	3	10	15	19	24	32	26	43	25	12	12	6	1		2
	Divorced	1												1
	Unspecified	1																	1

TABLE 5.—CONJUGAL CONDITION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Conjugal Condition.		All Ages.	Under 15	15	16	17	18	19	20	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over	Unspecified Adults.
10. HEYTESBURY.
Males	Never Married	2,396	1,257	79	83	71	66	76	58	433	247	181	105	63	42	12	17	10	6	10	6	2	2	1			2
	Married	911									18	63	130	163	131	88	72	54	68	66	30	17	10		1
	Widowed	90									2	1	3	2	4	7	7	8	9	15	15	8	3	6
	Unspecified	16									3	2	4		1		2		1	1	1						1
Total	Males	3,413	1,257	79	83	71	66	76	58	433	270	247	242	228	178	107	98	72	84	92	52	27	15	7	1		3
Total	Females	3,045	1,225	60	63	60	63	66	52	364	202	246	233	179	155	89	80	69	78	62	36	15	5	2	1		4
Females	Never Married	1,987	1,225	60	63	59	61	62	49	354	154	125	62	33	21	9	2			1							1
	Married	916				1	2	4	3	10	48	119	171	143	127	68	63	48	56	41	16	2	1		1		2
	Widowed	141										2		3	7	11	15	21	22	20	20	13	4	2			1
	Unspecified	1														1
11. HAMPDEN.
Males	Never Married	3,762	1,788	83	128	109	112	130	108	670	432	324	202	116	61	45	30	21	28	24	8	6	4				3
	Married	1,456							1	1	32	118	237	268	220	133	120	102	81	62	47	24	7	3			1
	Widowed	130										2	3	8	13	3	11	18	16	23	12	12	5	3	1
	Divorced	1													1
	Unspecified	26									1	3	7	4	2	3	1	2	1			1					1
Total	Males	5,375	1,788	83	128	109	112	130	109	671	465	447	449	396	297	184	162	143	126	109	67	43	16	6	1		5
Total	Females	4,949	1,780	126	101	113	114	109	106	669	394	458	396	300	242	161	146	121	98	96	32	27	14	8	1	1	5
Females	Never Married	3,273	1,780	126	101	113	112	108	98	658	305	242	113	75	40	22	16	7	4	5	1	1					4
	Married	1,417					2	1	8	11	89	212	271	218	184	124	106	78	52	48	13	8	3
	Widowed	258										4	12	7	18	14	24	36	42	43	18	18	11	8	1	1	1
	Unspecified	1														1
12. RIPON.
Males	Never Married	4,829	2,059	108	121	106	103	116	123	677	412	444	275	227	165	103	84	68	99	82	69	27	8	2			28
	Married	1,806							1	1	31	131	263	324	263	179	122	119	113	112	90	41	9	2			6
	Widowed	233										1	6	10	15	17	18	16	22	40	42	23	17	4	2
	Divorced	5												1		1	1		2
	Unspecified	68									4	3	8	6	8	7	6	4	8	3	4	2					5
Total	Males	6,941	2,059	108	121	106	103	116	124	678	447	579	552	568	451	307	231	207	244	237	205	93	34	8	2		39
Total	Females	5,748	1,952	119	107	101	111	109	106	653	414	481	454	406	314	217	172	169	160	150	102	52	21	3	2	1	25
Females	Never Married	3,603	1,952	119	107	101	106	105	100	638	314	253	164	88	72	37	24	20	18	6	6	2	1				8
	Married	1,730					5	4	6	15	96	219	284	299	218	150	110	110	87	68	43	17	5	1			8
	Widowed	391									1	6	5	18	23	28	36	37	54	75	53	33	15	2	2	1	2
	Divorced	3												1		1		1
	Unspecified	21									3	3	1		1	1	2	1	1	1							7

TABLE 5.—CONJUGAL CONDITION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Conjugal Condition.		All Ages.	Under 15	15	16	17	18	19	20	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over	Unspecified Adults.
13. VILLIERS.
Males	Never Married	7,527	3,903	200	241	211	227	187	212	1,278	678	612	382	240	135	81	46	39	43	45	14	12	11	2	3		3
	Married	3,091							1	1	52	229	429	555	408	291	232	229	220	189	162	54	27	7	1		5
	Widowed	376										2	13	13	24	18	31	36	41	66	55	39	24	7	6		1
	Divorced	2											1		1
	Unspecified	36									2	3	1	1	2	3	1	1	5								17
Total	Males	11,032	3,903	200	241	211	227	187	213	1,279	732	846	826	809	570	393	310	305	309	300	231	105	62	16	10		26
Total	Females	10,993	3,805	238	231	211	237	213	213	1,343	813	960	854	719	604	359	313	322	274	288	182	91	40	15	3	1	7
Females	Never Married	7,039	3,805	238	231	210	230	208	196	1,313	653	543	286	187	126	48	32	18	12	8	2	3	1				2
	Married	3,226				1	7	5	17	30	156	411	557	504	435	276	215	219	155	158	73	27	6	1			3
	Widowed	718									1	5	10	28	42	35	66	85	107	121	106	61	32	14	3	1	1
	Unspecified	10									3	1	1		1					1	1		1				1
14. NORMANBY.
Males	Never Married	4,097	2,185	117	135	120	115	105	102	694	328	321	182	131	78	66	25	21	19	21	9	7	6	3			1
	Married	1,708									23	117	199	262	291	170	149	134	112	94	86	45	18	4		1	3
	Widowed	211										2	4	14	18	8	14	14	25	21	36	27	19	6	2		1
	Unspecified	15									2	1	2	1				1	3		1						4
Total	Males	6,031	2,185	117	135	120	115	105	102	694	353	441	387	408	387	244	188	170	159	136	132	79	43	13	2	1	9
Total	Females	5,837	2,118	144	119	122	108	107	125	725	384	454	427	362	315	194	181	147	151	161	84	74	34	14	6	1	5
Females	Never Married	3,754	2,118	144	119	121	105	106	117	712	299	234	168	88	55	29	19	11	7	5	2	5	1				1
	Married	1,713				1	3	1	8	13	79	214	252	268	242	148	138	102	92	85	43	25	8	2			2
	Widowed	361									3	3	6	6	18	17	24	34	52	71	39	44	24	12	6	1	1
	Unspecified	9									3	3	1										1				1
15. DUNDAS.
Males	Never Married	3,089	1,558	100	95	84	89	81	71	520	295	229	140	108	54	30	24	24	32	23	17	18	11	2			4
	Married	1,207									16	96	161	214	203	133	98	72	73	83	31	16	7	3			1
	Widowed	131										1	2	9	6	8	7	12	18	17	26	13	8		3		1
	Unspecified	23									2		3	3		1	2			1		2					9
Total	Males	4,450	1,558	100	95	84	89	81	71	520	313	326	306	334	263	172	131	108	123	124	74	49	26	5	3		15
Total	Females	4,381	1,604	92	85	100	110	70	96	553	335	378	323	268	243	158	116	108	92	98	53	26	21	3	1
Females	Never Married	2,904	1,604	92	85	99	110	66	90	542	275	216	121	68	25	21	11	7	5	7		1					1
	Married	1,201				1		4	6	11	60	158	196	195	196	120	72	68	57	40	19	4	5
	Widowed	273										3	5	5	21	17	33	33	30	51	34	21	16	3	1
	Divorced	2											1		1
	Unspecified	1										1
16. FOLLETT.
Males	Never Married	959	532	33	25	18	21	25	21	143	78	77	49	25	17	8	7	5	4	7	5		2
	Married	361									1	16	36	76	54	37	25	35	32	28	11	8	2
	Widowed	36											1	3		2	6	2	3	4	10	4	1
	Unspecified	3									1		1			1
Total	Males	1,359	532	33	25	18	21	25	21	143	80	93	87	104	71	48	38	42	39	39	26	12	5
Total	Females	1,356	509	25	34	32	35	29	22	177	97	95	99	108	64	47	34	32	32	32	17	9	2	2
Females	Never Married	907	509	25	34	32	34	29	21	175	90	63	28	22	14	1	2	1	1		1
	Married	383					1		1	2	7	31	69	79	47	41	26	23	22	19	12	4		1
	Widowed	66										1	2	7	3	5	6	8	9	13	4	5	2	1

TABLE 5.—CONJUGAL CONDITION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Conjugal Condition.		All Ages.	Under 15	15	16	17	18	19	20	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.
17. LOWAN.
Males	Never Married	5,196	3,055	173	176	170	142	134	131	926	370	277	175	131	83	57	34	22	19	16	18	3	4			6
	Married	1,960							3	3	29	127	212	377	376	250	176	124	104	92	53	24	7	3	1	2
	Widowed	151										2	8	12	15	8	9	6	14	25	26	15	7	2	2
	Divorced	1															1
	Unspecified	19									3	2	1			1	1	1	2	1		1				6
Total	Males	7,327	3,055	173	176	170	142	134	134	929	402	408	396	520	474	316	221	153	139	134	97	43	18	5	3	14
Total	Females	6,863	3,007	183	194	134	142	124	125	902	459	410	405	468	371	211	161	116	124	102	69	32	18	2		6
Females	Never Married	4,594	3,007	183	194	134	139	114	116	880	330	166	90	61	35	7	12	5	1
	Married	1,987					3	10	9	22	128	240	308	391	310	185	131	87	84	56	29	13	1			2
	Widowed	279										4	7	15	26	19	18	24	39	46	40	19	17	2		3
	Unspecified	3									1			1												1
18. BORUNG.
Males	Never Married	11,171	6,007	372	352	318	357	275	283	1,957	927	780	473	297	176	106	83	84	91	78	62	24	13			13
	Married	4,196							2	2	51	344	593	750	675	458	346	298	245	210	119	67	23	8	3	4
	Widowed	441									4	2	18	20	35	32	31	32	45	66	72	48	25	8	1	2
	Divorced	5											1	1			1	1				1
	Unspecified	51									5	3	7	7	3	2	1			3	1					19
Total	Males	15,864	6,007	372	352	318	357	275	285	1,959	987	1,129	1,092	1,075	889	598	462	415	381	357	254	140	61	16	4	38
Total	Females	14,856	5,852	367	363	301	349	296	313	1,989	1,128	1,094	1,012	947	743	490	419	329	282	251	158	80	47	15	4	16
Females	Never Married	9,692	5,852	367	362	300	342	281	286	1,938	878	492	237	139	63	38	23	13	5	3	6	2	1			2
	Married	4,311			1	1	7	15	27	51	247	595	750	774	614	383	300	201	152	113	77	28	14	3		9
	Widowed	839									2	7	22	31	65	69	93	115	125	133	75	50	32	12	4	4
	Divorced	7											3	2			2
	Unspecified	7									1			1	1		1			2						1
19. KARA KARA.
Males	Never Married	6,096	3,103	195	165	185	181	154	150	1,030	492	431	309	182	126	64	48	49	64	92	56	32	11			7
	Married	2,249					1	2		3	41	175	334	395	330	229	147	154	132	150	98	44	11	3	1	2
	Widowed	286										1	9	10	21	24	18	10	25	59	56	27	24	2
	Divorced	2										1					1
	Unspecified	40									1	3	5	4	3	3	1	1		4	3	3	1			8
Total	Males	8,673	3,103	195	165	185	182	156	150	1,033	534	611	657	591	480	320	215	214	221	305	213	106	47	5	1	17
Total	Females	7,758	3,048	154	202	150	149	145	123	923	574	616	561	475	386	243	205	143	176	180	120	67	26	6		9
Females	Never Married	4,977	3,048	154	201	148	146	139	111	899	419	296	153	74	37	16	11	3	6	4	4	1	2			2
	Married	2,296			1	2	3	6	11	23	152	315	399	380	320	195	158	92	104	77	50	21	4	2		4
	Widowed	477							1	1	2	4	8	20	29	31	34	48	65	99	66	44	20	4		2
	Divorced	1											1
	Unspecified	7									1	1		1		1			1			1				1

TABLE 5.—CONJUGAL CONDITION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Conjugal Condition.		All Ages.	Under 15	15	16	17	18	19	20	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.
20. MILLEWA.
Males	Never Married	47	24	2		1				3	2	5	3	1	4	1	1		2	1
	Married	16											3	3	4	1	3	1		1
	Widowed	2													1		1
	Unspecified	3																								3
Total	Males	68	24	2		1				3	2	5	6	4	9	2	5	1	2	2						3
Total	Females	44	23	2						2	4		2	5		4	1		1							2
Females	Never Married	27	23	2						2	2
	Married	15									2		2	5		4	1		1
	Unspecified	2																								2
21. WEEAH.
Males	Never Married	156	58	7	9	3	4	7	6	36	17	16	14	5	5		1	1	2	1
	Married	56									2	5	15	10	8	4	4	5	1		1	1
	Widowed	7															4		1	1			1
Total	Males	219	58	7	9	3	4	7	6	36	19	21	29	15	13	4	9	6	4	2	1	1	1
Total	Females	141	68	2	4	7	3		3	19	9	10	11	8	4	4	2	1	1	1	2	1
Females	Never Married	93	68	2	4	7	3		3	19	3	1		1			1
	Married	45									6	9	11	7	4	4	1	1	1	1
	Widowed	3																			2	1
22. KARKAROOC.
Males	Never Married	3,992	1,728	109	109	113	111	111	123	676	387	386	270	174	125	87	56	34	26	15	4	3		1		20
	Married	1,392									38	143	229	267	213	160	118	103	53	46	17	5
	Widowed	134									1		6	10	17	9	18	15	13	21	12	6	5			1
	Divorced	1													1
	Unspecified	32									4	2	4		3	3	2		4							10
Total	Males	5,551	1,728	109	109	113	111	111	123	676	430	531	509	451	359	259	194	152	96	82	33	14	5	1		31
Total	Females	3,852	1,674	82	78	76	85	81	74	476	283	315	288	239	178	131	96	66	43	25	19	10	2			7
Females	Never Married	2,454	1,674	82	77	76	79	69	56	439	156	103	40	21	10	3	3	1	1			1				2
	Married	1,281			1		6	12	18	37	124	207	241	208	156	119	74	56	33	16	8					2
	Widowed	106									1	4	6	10	11	8	18	9	9	9	10	9	2
	Unspecified	11									2	1	1		1	1	1				1					3
23. TATCHERA.
Males	Never Married	3,538	1,632	106	121	96	96	79	80	578	327	354	247	155	96	48	28	19	19	12	12	1	2	1		7
	Married	1,198									12	103	214	229	223	140	65	70	54	43	33	8	4
	Widowed	130										3	9	12	9	6	6	10	13	17	26	9	7	1	1	1
	Divorced	1													1
	Unspecified	16										6	3	1	1	1		1	1					1		1
Total	Males	4,883	1,632	106	121	96	96	79	80	578	339	466	473	397	330	195	99	100	87	72	71	18	13	3	1	9
Total	Females	3,692	1,553	80	86	83	76	68	75	468	243	324	279	265	161	110	71	65	58	41	24	14	13	1	1	1
Females	Never Married	2,385	1,553	80	86	83	76	62	67	454	157	135	40	31	5	6	2	2
	Married	1,162						6	8	14	86	185	236	225	150	93	51	45	36	25	7	4	5
	Widowed	142										3	3	9	5	11	18	18	21	16	17	10	8	1	1	1
	Divorced	1										1
	Unspecified	2													1				1

TABLE 5.—CONJUGAL CONDITION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Conjugal Condition.		All Ages.	Under 15	15	16	17	18	19	20	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over	Unspecified Adults.
24. GUNBOWER.
Males	Never Married	3,041	1,501	103	113	103	103	93	75	590	271	263	147	79	64	27	21	13	25	17	9	6	2	1			5
	Married	1,154									19	95	133	178	206	122	109	86	67	68	40	21	6	1			3
	Widowed	125									1	2	5	3	20	9	5	10	23	15	11	16	3	2
	Divorced	2																1		1
	Unspecified	11									1	1	2	1	2		1					2					1
Total	Males	4,333	1,501	103	113	103	103	93	75	590	292	361	287	261	292	158	136	110	115	101	60	45	11	4			9
Total	Females	3,834	1,462	95	113	78	93	66	87	532	280	308	244	233	236	153	99	72	69	68	35	27	9	1			6
Females	Never Married	2,509	1,462	95	113	78	88	63	80	517	210	164	68	41	20	14	5	2	3				1				2
	Married	1,124					5	3	7	15	70	142	174	175	193	120	79	48	39	41	11	12	2				3
	Widowed	200										2	2	17	23	19	15	22	27	26	24	15	6	1			1
	Unspecified	1																		1
25. GLADSTONE.
Males	Never Married	6,633	3,353	184	189	182	176	145	152	1,028	449	417	330	185	159	76	58	58	99	137	164	76	31	4	1		8
	Married	2,471						2	1	3	32	174	319	398	416	226	162	159	152	197	144	69	16	2	1		1
	Widowed	408										1	7	24	22	17	25	22	42	61	99	57	25	4	2
	Divorced	2											1		1
	Unspecified	24									3	2		1	1	2	4	1	2	3		1					4
Total	Males	9,538	3,353	184	189	182	176	147	153	1,031	484	594	657	608	599	321	249	240	295	398	407	203	72	10	4		13
Total	Females	8,415	3,238	189	178	193	148	144	145	997	555	662	594	507	454	294	206	201	192	243	158	65	32	8	3	1	5
Females	Never Married	5,324	3,238	189	177	192	143	137	130	968	414	332	179	89	55	24	5	9	2	5	2						2
	Married	2,491			1	1	5	7	15	29	137	323	402	390	366	234	149	118	126	119	63	21	9	2			3
	Widowed	591									3	6	11	26	33	36	50	74	64	119	93	43	23	6	3	1
	Divorced	1											1
	Unspecified	8									1	1	1	2			2					1
26. BENDIGO.
Males	Never Married	19,510	10,240	615	629	588	603	594	487	3,516	1,638	1,274	817	542	338	167	152	109	173	197	177	89	49	11	2	2	17
	Married	8,325						3	17	20	258	891	1,301	1,390	1,129	730	583	515	470	495	341	133	45	8	4		12
	Widowed	986									1	9	45	41	62	42	68	67	106	187	152	114	65	19	5		3
	Divorced	8												1		3			2	1	1
	Unspecified	67									4	8	9	4	6	4	8	2		2	2	2					16
Total	Males	28,896	10,240	615	629	588	603	597	504	3,536	1,901	2,182	2,172	1,978	1,535	946	811	693	751	882	673	338	159	38	11	2	48
Total	Females	29,164	10,074	584	657	564	576	598	578	3,557	2,327	2,663	2,198	1,947	1,417	1,039	814	729	765	781	471	226	91	26	5		34
Females	Never Married	17,914	10,074	584	655	560	556	560	501	3,416	1,716	1,253	636	392	180	99	34	30	22	21	17	6	8				10
	Married	8,777			2	4	20	38	77	141	608	1,401	1,516	1,446	1,078	727	520	397	377	318	155	58	19	4			12
	Widowed	2,437									2	8	42	99	156	213	260	300	365	439	298	159	63	22	5		6
	Divorced	13											1	7	1			2		2
	Unspecified	23									1	1	3	3	2				1	1	1	3	1				6

TABLE 5.—CONJUGAL CONDITION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Conjugal Condition.		All Ages.	Under 15	15	16	17	18	19	20	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over	Unspecified Adults.
27. RODNEY.
Males	Never Married	7,255	3,410	219	245	221	209	224	221	1,339	723	568	358	256	145	91	73	70	60	61	39	24	4	1	1		32
	Married	2,667									43	211	402	477	367	275	217	216	170	136	99	30	12	3			9
	Widowed	349									1	3	9	14	26	20	31	30	38	73	51	30	10	8	4		1
	Divorced	12												1	3	1	1	3	1	1	1
	Unspecified	32									1	6	2		4	1	2		1	6	1		1				7
Total	Males	10,315	3,410	219	245	221	209	224	221	1,339	768	788	771	748	545	388	324	319	270	277	191	84	27	12	5		49
Total	Females	8,825	3,212	207	207	195	194	170	197	1,170	690	838	658	535	456	307	254	212	164	152	87	41	25	8		1	15
Females	Never Married	5,682	3,212	207	207	191	190	165	177	1,137	528	452	182	83	41	10	10	7	5	7	2	1	1				4
	Married	2,620				4	4	5	20	33	159	376	466	420	370	245	190	132	106	67	38	9		2			4
	Widowed	512									2	7	10	30	45	51	53	73	52	78	46	31	23	6		1	7
	Divorced	3												2		1
	Unspecified	8									1	3					1		1		1		1
28. MOIRA.
Males	Never Married	13,237	6,673	391	384	415	388	383	329	2,290	1,207	1,032	629	451	271	182	137	69	97	91	51	19	8	1			29
	Married	4,685							3	3	72	357	633	866	814	496	418	336	248	234	123	55	18	3			9
	Widowed	511										7	14	39	48	47	43	46	58	82	46	42	26	10	1		2
	Divorced	5												1	2			1	1
	Unspecified	77									8	5	10	6	7	3	5		2		1	2	1				27
Total	Males	18,515	6,673	391	384	415	388	383	332	2,293	1,287	1,401	1,286	1,363	1,142	728	603	452	406	407	221	118	53	14	1		67
Total	Females	16,148	6,428	372	359	384	334	343	324	2,116	1,230	1,333	1,165	1,063	813	516	392	287	278	235	153	72	29	9	5		24
Females	Never Married	10,725	6,428	372	359	381	331	325	291	2,059	930	647	312	172	84	36	18	17	7	4		1					10
	Married	4,633				3	3	18	33	57	293	667	826	849	669	422	290	190	159	116	55	28	5				7
	Widowed	768									1	18	26	40	57	58	81	78	112	114	98	43	23	9	5		5
	Divorced	5										1	1	1	2
	Unspecified	17									6			1	1		3	2		1			1				2
29. DELATITE.
Males	Never Married	7,705	3,747	228	244	217	203	193	174	1,259	700	627	408	235	154	91	78	65	100	129	64	24	10	2	1		11
	Married	2,899				1		1	2	4	45	212	384	502	464	267	234	205	197	196	112	51	19	3	1		3
	Widowed	301										6	9	20	17	23	16	31	42	52	40	32	8	2	2	1
	Divorced	6												2		3				1
	Unspecified	46									6	9	2	5		2	7	1	5	2					1		6
Total	Males	10,957	3,747	228	244	218	203	194	176	1,263	751	854	803	764	635	386	335	302	344	380	216	107	37	7	5	1	20
Total	Females	9,587	3,656	210	205	209	166	177	182	1,149	685	811	729	650	496	304	227	228	253	184	111	49	29	8	6		12
Females	Never Married	6,195	3,656	210	205	209	162	166	155	1,107	532	434	218	120	65	24	12	6	3	4	7	1	1				5
	Married	2,868					4	11	27	42	150	372	496	504	387	242	177	156	160	103	48	15	8	1	1		6
	Widowed	516										4	15	25	43	37	38	66	90	77	55	33	20	7	5		1
	Divorced	1														1
	Unspecified	7									3	1		1	1						1

TABLE 5.—CONJUGAL CONDITION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Conjugal Condition.		All Ages.	Under 15	15	16	17	18	19	20	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over	Unspecified Adults.
30. BOGONG.
Males	Never Married	12,110	5,369	322	292	266	280	272	267	1,699	1,123	997	710	519	371	191	156	185	234	245	162	67	41	7	1	1	32
	Married	4,229						2	4	6	88	387	663	797	582	342	278	266	260	261	201	67	20	3			8
	Widowed	583							1	1	1	7	12	31	44	35	39	51	59	103	104	55	34	2	3		2
	Divorced	4											1	2				1
	Unspecified	93									3	6	4	8	6	4	6	2	8	8	8	4					26
Total	Males	17,019	5,369	322	292	266	280	274	272	1,706	1,215	1,397	1,390	1,357	1,003	572	479	505	561	617	475	193	95	12	4	1	68
Total	Females	13,466	5,075	280	261	254	275	246	255	1,571	958	1,142	1,053	922	680	384	341	349	355	291	180	73	43	8	3		38
Females	Never Married	8,385	5,075	279	258	251	264	231	224	1,507	653	485	273	171	86	38	31	20	14	9	5	1	1	1			15
	Married	4,197		1	3	3	11	15	31	64	297	636	750	696	539	291	223	230	191	151	78	29	11				11
	Widowed	831									4	18	28	52	55	54	82	92	146	126	90	43	31	7	3
	Divorced	6												3		1	1		1
	Unspecified	47									4	3	2				4	7	3	5	7						12
31. BENAMBRA.
Males	Never Married	2,823	1,320	76	75	72	68	82	56	429	273	252	148	101	75	46	36	38	37	32	24	6	4				2
	Married	1,035							1	1	10	101	162	194	156	103	75	62	63	62	28	15	2				1
	Widowed	116										2	2	5	3	6	7	21	17	20	19	5	4	3	2
	Divorced	3											1	1				1
	Unspecified	29									5	3	4	5	2	1	2	1	1		1						4
Total	Males	4,006	1,320	76	75	72	68	82	57	430	288	358	317	306	236	156	120	123	118	114	72	26	10	3	2		7
Total	Females	3,068	1,215	66	63	85	73	70	73	430	225	271	236	191	144	82	75	59	57	47	19	12	2	1			2
Females	Never Married	1,982	1,215	66	63	83	73	70	60	415	153	113	42	22	9	4	4	1	1	2		1
	Married	967				2			13	15	72	153	192	159	130	69	59	41	39	27	6	3					2
	Widowed	114										3	2	9	5	9	12	16	16	18	13	8	2	1
	Divorced	2												1				1
	Unspecified	3										2							1
32. WONNANGATTA.
Males	Never Married	963	359	23	23	19	36	22	27	150	91	109	63	42	25	13	9	14	26	30	19	9	1	2			1
	Married	330				1				1	2	33	51	62	36	24	17	22	35	31	11	5
	Widowed	57										2	1	4	2	2	4	4	8	9	12	7	2
	Divorced	2															1			1
	Unspecified	4														1											3
Total	Males	1,356	359	23	23	20	36	22	27	151	93	144	115	108	63	40	31	40	69	71	42	21	3	2			4
Total	Females	915	340	13	19	19	16	13	12	92	76	80	67	61	45	18	32	33	30	24	8	5	2	2
Females	Never Married	552	340	13	19	19	14	12	10	87	52	37	18	7	6	1	1	1		1	1
	Married	290					2	1	2	5	23	42	45	53	36	15	21	18	16	10	4	1	1
	Widowed	72									1		4	1	3	2	10	14	14	13	3	4	1	2
	Divorced	1										1

TABLE 5.—CONJUGAL CONDITION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Conjugal Condition.		All Ages.	Under 15	15	16	17	18	19	20	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.
33. CROAJINGOLONG.
Males	Never Married	918	415	21	22	16	26	17	20	122	82	81	60	52	32	20	15	8	13	9	5	3	1
	Married	312									4	24	56	54	49	29	34	22	15	18	4	1	1	1
	Widowed	31												5	2	3	4	5	3	3	3	3
	Divorced	2												1			1
	Unspecified	8									3		1	1	1	1							1
Total	Males	1,271	415	21	22	16	26	17	20	122	89	105	117	113	84	53	54	35	31	30	12	7	3	1
Total	Females	876	402	18	13	22	16	14	21	104	56	50	62	66	47	21	16	17	13	11	3	5	2	1
Females	Never Married	563	402	17	13	20	15	10	15	90	32	13	9	8	4	1	1	1	2
	Married	282		1		2	1	4	6	14	24	37	53	55	41	18	14	10	8	5	1	1	1
	Widowed	31												3	2	2	1	6	3	6	2	4	1	1
34. TAMBO.
Males	Never Married	1,067	504	30	32	24	33	29	22	170	110	90	51	44	26	19	12	8	14	7	9	1	1			1
	Married	406									9	31	58	72	73	39	40	30	20	18	12	3		1
	Widowed	46									1	2	1	3	1	3	3	9	5	4	8	3	1	1	1
	Divorced	1												1
	Unspecified	3													1				1	1
Total	Males	1,523	504	30	32	24	33	29	22	170	120	123	110	120	101	61	55	47	40	30	29	7	2	2	1	1
Total	Females	1,125	476	22	22	20	25	15	20	124	85	78	94	67	61	38	39	21	14	17	8	3
Females	Never Married	704	476	22	22	20	25	15	15	119	53	18	20	7	5	2	3			1
	Married	379							5	5	30	60	72	58	48	33	30	18	7	11	5	2
	Widowed	41									1		2	2	8	3	6	3	7	5	3	1
	Unspecified	1									1
35. DARGO.
Males	Never Married	2,387	1,084	64	71	45	52	46	54	332	192	193	140	109	75	47	38	37	48	42	30	12	4	1		3
	Married	887									13	75	140	147	151	85	68	65	56	55	23	7	2
	Widowed	132										1	6	6	11	7	14	9	21	23	17	8	8		1
	Divorced	1																1
	Unspecified	38									6	3	2	6		1	2	4	4	2	1			1		6
Total	Males	3,445	1,084	64	71	45	52	46	54	332	211	272	288	268	237	140	122	116	129	122	71	27	14	2	1	9
Total	Females	2,434	1,012	54	60	46	60	43	36	299	160	211	177	172	113	75	57	50	37	42	15	5	7	1		1
Females	Never Married	1,537	1,012	54	60	45	56	40	31	286	98	75	28	21	7	2	4	1		1		1				1
	Married	803				1	4	3	5	13	60	135	147	147	101	60	44	33	26	23	12	1	1
	Widowed	93									1	1	2	4	5	13	9	16	11	18	3	3	6	1
	Unspecified	1									1
36. TANJIL.
Males	Never Married	7,190	3,597	204	235	224	188	203	178	1,232	637	601	378	227	113	82	64	49	55	72	43	23	8	3		6
	Married	2,978						1	1	2	64	239	437	536	423	287	241	219	207	182	90	30	12	4	1	4
	Widowed	288										2	8	20	21	19	16	33	32	55	42	24	9	4	1	2
	Divorced	1														1
	Unspecified	27									2		2	3	3				2	1	1					13
Total	Males	10,484	3,597	204	235	224	188	204	179	1,234	703	842	825	786	560	389	321	301	296	310	176	77	29	11	2	25
Total	Females	9,626	3,552	182	203	214	190	205	191	1,185	790	868	719	613	464	302	269	267	229	180	113	41	17	6	1	10
Females	Never Married	6,122	3,552	182	203	214	187	196	173	1,155	576	414	206	83	63	26	13	10	11	7	2		1			3
	Married	2,969					3	9	18	30	210	442	501	504	375	234	198	178	130	96	53	12	2			4
	Widowed	523									2	8	11	25	23	42	58	79	88	77	58	29	14	6	1	2
	Divorced	3										1		1	1
	Unspecified	9									2	3	1		2											1

TABLE 5.—CONJUGAL CONDITION IN EACH COUNTY—continued.
Conjugal Condition.		All Ages.	Under 15	15	16	17	18	19	20	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.
37. BULN BULN.
Males	Never Married	13,009	6,525	369	405	403	349	346	333	2,205	1,139	972	705	508	321	180	143	95	81	63	26	15	7			21
	Married	4,975						1	6	7	87	342	710	983	825	555	407	313	274	224	151	59	24	6	1	7
	Widowed	505									2	4	16	21	37	29	51	54	63	69	84	47	14	7	5	2
	Divorced	7												2	1		1	2					1
	Unspecified	112									10	8	9	7	5	9	6	5	2	5	1	3	1			41
Total	Males	18,608	6,525	369	405	403	349	347	339	2,212	1,238	1,326	1,440	1,521	1,189	773	608	472	420	361	262	124	47	13	6	71
Total	Females	15,122	6,262	345	315	279	272	259	253	1,723	1,015	1,147	1,133	1,119	804	488	340	327	287	220	130	61	36	7		23
Females	Never Married	9,613	6,262	345	313	276	262	238	209	1,643	703	481	225	141	66	32	26	11	8	4		1	3			7
	Married	4,883			2	3	10	21	43	79	307	659	881	946	693	416	260	234	181	118	66	25	12			6
	Widowed	604							1	1	2	6	25	30	43	38	53	82	96	98	64	35	21	7		3
	Divorced	4										1			1	2
	Unspecified	18									3		2	2	1		1		2							7
MIGRATORY (COUNTY NOT SPECIFIED).
Males	Never Married	376	376
Males	Unspecified	720																								720
Total	Males	1,096	376																							720
Total	Females	729	250																							479
Females	Never Married	250	250
Females	Unspecified	479																								479
SHIPPING.
Males	Never Married	1,367	41	7	24	41	65	79	68	284	337	303	178	103	59	26	19	7	2	6			1			1
	Married	632					11	1	2	14	23	74	101	130	101	87	37	33	18	9	3		1			1
	Widowed	56									1	1	4	8	10	6	6	8	3	3	2	1	3
	Divorced	2										1					1
	Unspecified	10									1	4	2	1	2
Total	Males	2,067	41	7	24	41	76	80	70	298	362	383	285	242	172	119	63	48	23	18	5	1	5			2
Total	Females	214	42	5	1	2	1	8	6	23	33	27	24	20	21	10	8	2	2	1	1
Females	Never Married	113	42	5	1	2	1	8	4	21	21	15	7	3	2		1		1
	Married	82							2	2	12	11	12	13	14	8	7	1	1	1
	Widowed	19										1	5	4	5	2		1			1

TABLE 6.—HUSBANDS AND WIVES OF DIFFERENT AGES LIVING TOGETHER OR APART ON THE NIGHT OF THE CENSUS OF 1901.
Ages. (Years.)	Number of Husbands.					Number of Wives.
	Living with their Wives.	With Wives Absent.				Living with their Husbands.	With Husbands Absent.
	Living with their Wives.	Total.	Butinthe State.	Butout ofthe State.	Where not stated.	Living with their Husbands.	Total.	Butinthe State.	Butout ofthe State.	Where not stated.
All Ages	160,096	16,113	7,310	1,673	7,130	160,096	22,787	8,944	5,890	7,953
15 to 21	203	42	10	4	28	2,010	236	85	48	103
21 to 25	3,571	436	157	39	240	10,056	1,391	530	302	559
25 to 30	13,856	1,134	536	116	482	22,585	2,765	1,004	733	1,028
30 to 35	24,025	1,852	878	200	774	28,346	3,564	1,326	1,075	1,163
35 to 40	29,728	2,367	1,077	225	1,065	28,184	3,687	1,455	1,090	1,142
40 to 45	24,837	2,295	1,047	258	900	21,856	3,178	1,272	929	977
45 to 50	16,130	1,740	762	198	780	13,433	2,283	1,014	592	677
50 to 55	11,690	1,561	717	184	660	10,003	1,779	733	428	618
55 to 60	9,760	1,261	563	124	574	7,703	1,425	593	301	531
60 to 65	8,476	1,131	536	113	482	6,519	1,020	432	178	410
65 to 70	8,478	1,120	539	101	480	5,112	816	319	128	369
70 to 75	5,665	697	321	60	316	2,690	358	110	50	198
75 to 80	2,466	289	116	27	146	993	136	41	12	83
80 to 85	824	106	33	18	55	296	55	15	12	28
85 to 90	162	29	8	2	19	46	13	1		12
90 to 100	28	7	2	1	4	3	2		1	1
100 and over	2
Unspecified Adults	195	46	8	3	35	261	79	14	11	54

NOTE.—In this statement the adults unspecified as to conjugal condition have not been taken into account. There were 2654 males and 1238 females so unspecified, of whom, it is estimated, 1478 were husbands and 555 were wives.

TABLE 7.—BIRTHPLACES AND AGES OF WIVES OF THE CHINESE.
BIRTHPLACES.	Ages of Wives ofallChinese.									Ages of Wives of Chinese of Pure Race only.
BIRTHPLACES.	All Ages.	15 to 20	20 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 and over	Unspecified Adults.	All Ages.	15 to 20	20 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 and over	Unspecified Adults.
TOTAL	348	10	50	38	36	44	50	64	56	310	8	41	29	27	42	48	64	51
British.
Victoria	159	6	36	20	21	23	28	22	3	131	4	28	13	13	22	26	22	3
New South Wales	7	1	2	1		1	2			6	1	1	1		1	2
South Australia	6	1		2	1			2		4	1		1				2
Western Australia	1			1						1			1
Tasmania	5			1	1	1	1	1		5			1	1	1	1	1
New Zealand	2		1					1		2		1					1
England	23		3		1	2	5	12		22		3		1	1	5	12
Wales	1						1			1						1
Scotland	3			1			1	1		2						1	1
Ireland	10				2	2		6		10				2	2		6
Other British Possessions—
Singapore	1							1		1							1
Foreign.
United States of America	3					1	1	1		3					1	1	1
China	34	2	3	11	7	6	1	4		34	2	3	11	7	6	1	4
Unspecified	93		5	1	3	8	10	13	53	88		5	1	3	8	10	13	48

TABLE 8.—BIRTHPLACES AND RELIGIONS OF DIVORCED PERSONS.
Birthplaces.	Number of Divorced.		Religions.	Number of Divorced.
Birthplaces.	Men.	Women.	Religions.	Men.	Women.
British.
Victoria	117	197	Protestants—
New South Wales	5	14	Church of England	119	163
Queensland		1	Protestant (so stated)	7	3
South Australia	8	10	Presbyterian	26	41
Western Australia		1	Methodist	26	29
Tasmania	7	16	Independent	1	1
Australia (so stated)	1	1	Baptist	6	10
Total Australia	138	240	Church of Christ		2
New Zealand	3	2	Lutheran	8	7
United Kingdom—			Salvation Army	2	6
England	70	48	Christadelphian		1
Wales	2	1	Catholics—
Scotland	15	11	Roman Catholic	57	48
Ireland	24	10	Catholic (so stated)	4
Other British Possessions—			Other Christian Sects—
India	1	2	Latter Day Saint		1
Cape Colony	1		New Church		1
West Indies	2		Spiritualist	1	2
Foreign.			No Denomination	3
France	3		Christian Metaphysician		1
Germany	11	3	NON-CHRISTIAN RELIGIONS—
Austria-Hungary	1	1	Jew	4	6
Italy	2		Theosophist		1
Denmark	1		SCEPTICS, ETC.—
Sweden and Norway	2	2	Cosmopolitan		1
Russia		1	Freethinker	4
United States	5	2	No Religion (so stated)	5	1
China	1		Unspecified—
At Sea—British Subject	1	2	Object to state	9	5
UnspecifiedBritish Names	2		Other	7	1
UnspecifiedOther	4	6	Total	289	331
Total	289	331

TABLE 9.—OCCUPATIONS OF DIVORCED PERSONS.
Order.	Sub-Order.	Group.	Occupations.	Number of Divorced.
Order.	Sub-Order.	Group.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL.
			General Government Administration.
1	1	2a	Customs officer	1	1
		3	Others	1	1
			Law and Order.
	4	6	Law clerk (not articled)	1	1
		10	Police constable	1	1
			Religion.
2	1	2	Salvation Army officer	1	1
		6	Chorister	1		1
			Health.
2	3	3	Medical practitioner	2	2
		6	Dentist	3	2	1
		10	Midwife	1		1
		11	Nurse (not in hospital)	6		6
		12	Veterinary surgeon	1	1
		13	Herbalist	1	1
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL—continued.
			Literature.
2	4	1	Journalist	5	3	2
			Civil Engineering, Architecture, and Surveying.
	6	5	Architect, architectural draughtsman	2	2
		7	Railway engineer	1	1
			Education.
	7	7	Teacher, undefined	1		1
		8	Tutor (University), governess	2	1	1
			Fine Arts.
	8	1	Artist	1		1
		2	Sculptor	1	1
	8	4	Photographer	1	1

TABLE 9.—OCCUPATIONS OF DIVORCED PERSONS—continued.
Order.	Sub-Order.	Group.	Occupations.	Number of Divorced.
Order.	Sub-Order.	Group.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL—continued.
			Music.
2	9	2	Musician	6	4	2
		3	Music teacher	6		6
			Amusements.
	10	1	Actor, actress	5	3	2
		2	Theatre manager	1	1
		8	Palmist	1		1
			Total, Class I.	53	28	25
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
			Board and Lodging.
3	1	1	Hotel-keeper, servant	22	7	15
		2b	Restaurant-keeper	1	1
		3	Board and lodging-house keeper	30	1	29
			Domestic Service and Attendance.
	2	1	Servants registry office keeper	2	1	1
		3	Private house servants	53	6	47
		6	Charwoman	5		5
		7	Hairdresser	4	4
		8	Laundress	18		18
			Total, Class II.	135	20	115
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL.
			Sub-class A. — Property and Finance.
			Banking and Finance.
4	1	2	Bank clerk	1	1
		6	Pawnbroker	1	1
			Insurance and Valuation.
	2	8	Station agent	1	1
			Land and Household Property.
	3	2	Estate agent	1	1
			Sub-class B.—Trade.
			Books, Publications, and Advertising.
5	1	1	Book agent	1	1
			Musical Instruments.
	2	1	Music publisher's agent	1	1
			Watches, Clocks, Jewellery and Plated Ware, and Scientific Instruments.
	7	1	Watch, clock, jewellery dealer	1	1
			Ships, Boats, and their Equipment, and Marine Stores.
	13	4	Clerk in a marine store	1	1
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Chemicals and By-products.
5	16	4	Drysalter's traveller	1	1
			Textile Fabrics.
6	1	1	Softgoods traveller	1	1
		2	Draper's assistant, saleswoman, cashier	3		3
			Dress.
	2	4	Shoe, boot dealer	1	1
			Animal Food.
7	1	3	Butcher	4	4
			Vegetable Food.
	2	3	Confectioner, pastrycook	3	1	2
		4a	Fruiterer	4	1	3
			Groceries, Drinks, Narcotics, and Stimulants.
	3	2	Aerated waters carter	1	1
		4a	Grocer	1	1
		5	Tobacconist	2	1	1
			Living Animals.
8	1	4	Race-horse owner	1		1
			Animal Matters not otherwise classed.
	4	2	Tallow merchant, dealer (fat and oil buyer)	1	1
			Merchants, Dealers (undefined).
11	1	2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper, relative assisting	4		4
		3	Dealer, trader	4	4
		6	Commission agent	3	3
		7	Seller	1		1
			Other Mercantile Persons.
	2	2	Clerk	4	3	1
		3	Commercial traveller, canvasser, salesman, undefined	8	6	2
			Chance Events.
12	1	1	Bookmaker	1	1
			Total, Class III.	56	38	18
			CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION.
			On Railways (not construction).
14a	1	3	Railway porter	3	3
		5	Railway employe	2	2
			On Roads.
	2	2	Tramway fireman	1	1
		9	Cab proprietor	2	2
		10	Cab driver	2	2
		11	Parcels delivery driver	1	1
		12	Carrier, carter (not elsewhere classified)	6	6

TABLE 9.—OCCUPATIONS OF DIVORCED PERSONS—continued.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Number of Divorced.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
			CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION—continued.
			On Seas and Rivers, and the regulation thereof.
14a	3	1	Harbors Department officer	1	1
		4	Shipping agent	2	2
		5	Seaman (merchant service)	1	1
		7	Ship's cook	1	1
		13	Wharfinger	1	1
		14	Wharf labourer	1	1
			Postal Service.
14b	4	1	Postmistress	1		1
			Telegraph and Telephone Service.
	5	2	Telegraph repairer	1	1
			Total, Class IV.	26	25	1
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.
			Sub-class A.—Manufacturers.
			Books and Publication.
15	1	3	Compositor	1	1
			Musical Instruments.
	2	1	Musical Instrument maker	1	1
			Prints, Pictures, and Art Materials.
	3	1a	Lithographer	1	1
		2	Picture-frame maker	1	1
			Ornaments, Minor Art Products, and Small Wares.
	4	8	Brush, broom maker, relative assisting	1		1
			Designs, Medals, Type and Dies.
	6	1	Type founder, maker	1	1
			Watches, Clocks, and Scientific Instruments.
	7	1	Watchmaker	2	2
			Engines, Machines, Tools, and Implements.
	10	1b	Engine-fitter	2	2
		3	Boilermaker	1	1
		6	Cutler	1	1
		8	Scalemaker	1	1
			Carriages and Vehicles.
	11	2a	Carriage-builder	1	1
			House Fittings.
	14 (15)	4	Sawyer	1	1
			Furniture.
	15 (14)	2	Upholsterer	1		1
			Textile Fabrics.
16	1	2	Woollen weaver	1	1
		4	Dyer	3	1	2
			Dress.
	2	1b	Tailor, tailoress, dressmaker, sewing machinist	29	1	28
		2	Hatmaker	1		1
		3	Shirtmaker	1		1
		4	Milliner	1		1
		6	Furrier	1	1
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)	11	9	2
		9	Feather dresser	1		1
		10	Embroiderer	1	1
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.—contd.
			Vegetable Food.
17	2	2	Baker	3	3
			Groceries, Drinks, Narcotics, and Stimulants.
	3	9	Ice manufacturer	1	1
			Wood (n.o.c.).
18	2	4	Cooper	1	1
			Manufactures and Processes relating to Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals (n.o.c.).
19	1	1	Marblemason	1	1
			Workers in Jewellery, Precious Stones, and Minting.
	2	2	Lapidary	1	1
			Workers in various metals, not elsewhere classed.
	3	7	Blacksmith	3	3
			Working in Fuel, Light, and other forms of Energy.
20	1	7	Lamp trimmer	1	1
			Sub-class B.—Constructors of Buildings, Works, &c.
			Houses and Buildings.
21	1	1	Builder, contractor	2	2
		2	Stonemason	1	1
		3	Bricklayer	3	3
		4a	Carpenter	9	9
		6	Plasterer, modeller	2	2
		7	House painter	3	3
		8	Plumber	3	3
		10	Decorator	1	1
			Roads, Railways, Tramways, Earthworks, &c., or Undefined.
	2	8	Pavior	1	1
		9	Road labourer	3	3
			Sub-class C.—Others and Undefined.
			Disposal of Refuse.
22	2	4	Sewerage labourer	1	1
			Imperfectly defined.
23	1	2	Factory agent	1	1
		3	Engine-driver (so defined)	1	1
		5	Contractor, forewoman (so defined)	2	1	1
		6	Labourer, undefined	9	9
		7	Useful, handy man	2	2
			Total, Class V.	121	82	39
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
			Agricultural Pursuits.
24	1	1	Farmer, and relative assisting	12	10	2
		3	Farm servant, agricultural labourer	15	15
		5	Orchardist	2	1	1
		10	Gardener	4	4
		12	Others	1	1

TABLE 9.—OCCUPATIONS OF DIVORCED PERSONS—continued.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Number of Divorced.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS —continued.
			Pastoral Pursuits.
24	2	1	Grazier	4	3	1
		2	Station manager	1	1
		3	Stock-rider, drover, shearer, pastoral labourer	6	6
		4	Diary farmer	2		2
		5	Diary assistant	1	1
		6	Poultry farmer	1		1
			Forestry, or the acquisition of Raw Products yielded by Natural Vegetation.
	5	3	Splitter	1	1
			Mines, Quarries, or the acquisition of Natural Mineral Products.
	7	2	Mine, gold (quartz), proprietor, worker	6	6
		3	Mine, gold (alluvial), proprietor, worker	9	9
		4	Mine, gold (undefined), proprietor, worker	5	5
		24	Quarryman	1	1
			Total, Class VI.	71	64	7
			CLASS VII.—INDEFINITE.
			Persons of Independent Means.
25	1	1a	Pensioner	5	4	1
		3	Independent means	15	4	11
		4	No occupation (so stated)	2	2
			Total, Class VII.	22	10	12
			CLASS VIIA.
			Occupation Unspecified	21	21
			Total, Breadwinners	505	288	217
			CLASS VIII.—DEPENDENTS.
			Dependent Relatives, and others (exclusive of Scholars).
26	1	2	Divorced Head of Household (no occupation stated)	61		61
		3	Son, daughter, relative	42	1	41
		4	Visitor (no occupation stated)	8		8
		5	Boarder, lodger (no occupation stated)	4		4
			Total, Class VIII.	115	1	114
			Grand Total	620	289	331

Note.—For further particulars as to the classification here used, see Part "Occupations,"post.

PART VI.

CENSUS OF VICTORIA (ONE OF THE SIX STATES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA), 1901.

PART VI. EDUCATION OF THE PEOPLE.

POPULATION ENUMERATED ON THE 31ST MARCH, 1901.

PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT PURSUANT TO ACT 54 VICT. NO. 1171, SECTION 13.

BY AUTHORITY:

ROBT. S. BRAIN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

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PART VI EDUCATION—CONTENTS

Illiteracy at each age—

1. In Victoria, including Chinese and Aborigines

2. In Victoria, excluding Chinese and Aborigines

3. Of Chinese and Aborigines of Pure and Mixed Race

4. In Urban and Rural Districts, and in Melbourne and Suburbs

5. In each Municipality—

A. Cities, Towns, and Boroughs

B. Shires

6. According to the Principal Religions (2 age-groups under 21)

7. Of Chinese and Aborigines, according to the Principal Religions (2 age-groups under 21)

8. Birthplaces of persons who could read or write only in a foreign language

9. Scholars in Urban and Rural Districts

10. Scholars in each Municipality—

A. Cities, Towns, and Boroughs

B. Shires

All children under three years of age have been tabulated as " Cannot Read, " and none under five as able to " Read and Write, " notwithstanding what may have been entered on the Schedules.

Foreigners who could Read or Write only in aForeignlanguage have not been regarded as illiterate.

Only illiterate persons and persons whose education was unspecified are enumerated in most of the tables in this tabulation. The remainder of the population could " Read and Write. "

TABLE 1.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN VICTORIA (INCLUDING CHINESE AND ABORIGINES).
Ages. (Years)	Education Specified.						Education not Specified.		Total Population.
	Illiterates.				Read and Write.
	Cannot Read.		Read only.		Read and Write.
	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	93,722	85,007	9,584	11,957	492,113	491,644	8,464	8,850	603,883	597,458
Under 3	40,488	39,346							40,488	30,346
3	13,046	12,870	11	13					13,057	12,883
4	13,028	12,684	234	266					13,262	12,950
5	8,058	7,616	2,389	2,337	2,358	2,464	1,083	1,159	13,888	13,576
6	3,836	3,483	2,824	2,655	7,003	7,243	458	495	14,121	13,876
7	1,225	1,089	902	810	12,085	11,966	221	231	14,433	14,096
8	452	352	273	206	13,820	13,489	164	164	14,709	14,211
9	213	169	119	98	14,440	14,373	129	94	14,901	14,734
10	95	95	47	35	14,329	13,990	88	94	14,559	14,214
11	71	50	29	27	13,582	13,336	67	74	13,749	13,487
12	62	44	16	14	13,305	13,044	61	68	13,444	13,170
13	72	34	20	11	12,854	12,843	96	115	13,042	13,008
14	73	48	18	17	12,404	12,560	100	136	12,595	12,761
Unspecified Children	31	25	2	6	61	63	408	282	502	376
15	71	57	19	17	12,312	11,974	127	138	12,529	12,185
16	91	45	15	19	12,230	12,248	147	158	12,483	12,470
17	87	46	16	12	11,449	11,617	126	137	11,678	11,812
18	104	28	19	9	10,987	11,788	121	131	11,231	11,956
19	105	37	11	4	10,717	11,146	142	106	10,975	11,293
20	95	29	7	6	10,229	11,506	99	93	10,430	11,634
5 to 15 *	14,188	13,005	6,639	6,216	116,241	115,376	2,875	2,912	139,943	137,509
15 to 21	553	242	87	67	67,924	70,279	762	763	69,326	71,351
21 to 25	617	172	55	44	39,042	45,305	449	477	40,163	45,998
25 to 30	953	210	65	52	44,063	52,020	388	550	45,469	52,832
30 to 35	1,174	238	98	90	44,855	47,285	508	543	46,635	48,156
35 to 40	1,080	301	158	118	45,021	42,452	464	519	46,723	43,390
40 to 45	1,176	376	182	206	35,387	32,546	373	423	37,118	33,551
45 to 50	953	431	190	292	22,737	20,735	257	352	24,137	21,810
50 to 55	1,009	623	212	437	16,887	16,212	240	329	18,348	17,601
55 to 60	910	727	219	586	14,042	13,550	180	294	15,351	15,157
60 to 65	1,259	943	301	889	13,145	12,133	274	327	14,979	14,292
65 to 70	1,309	1,336	430	1,185	14,071	10,973	270	349	16,080	13,843
70 to 75	1,030	735	342	765	10,229	6,667	180	193	11,781	8,360
75 to 80	484	405	192	411	4,950	3,309	107	106	5,733	4,231
80 to 85	282	217	103	226	2,011	1,553	57	69	2,453	2,065
85 to 90	83	83	35	59	467	417	18	28	603	587
90 to 100	32	29	18	16	106	102	4	5	160	152
100 and over	3	4	3	1	6	6			12	11
Unspecified Adults	65	30	10	18	929	724	1,058	611	2,062	1,383

[* Including Unspecified Children.]

TABLE 2.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN VICTORIA (EXCLUDING CHINESE AND ABORIGINES).
Ages. (Years.)	Education Specified.						Education not Specified.		Total Population.
	Illiterates.				Read and Write.
	Cannot Read.		Read only.		Read and Write.
	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	88,540	84,732	9,504	11,930	490,988	491,072	7,744	8,830	596,776	596,564
Under 3	40,399	39,238							40,399	39,238
3	13,023	12,849	11	13					13,034	12,862
4	13,002	12,650	233	265					13,235	12,915
5	8,038	7,597	2,383	2,332	2,353	2,458	1,078	1,158	13,852	13,545
6	3,825	3,474	2,820	2,647	6,991	7,231	457	492	14,093	13,844
7	1,225	1,086	901	810	12,061	11,954	221	231	14,408	14,081
8	447	349	272	205	13,789	13,468	164	163	14,672	14,185
9	211	169	119	98	14,419	14,342	129	94	14,878	14,703
10	94	92	46	35	14,300	13,972	88	92	14,528	14,191
11	71	50	29	27	13,556	13,309	67	74	13,723	13,460
12	60	43	15	14	13,271	13,011	61	68	13,407	13,136
13	70	33	20	11	12,829	12,815	95	114	13,014	12,973
14	69	48	18	16	12,374	12,529	100	134	12,561	12,727
Unspecified Children	30	25	2	6	61	62	408	282	501	375
15	68	56	19	17	12,286	11,944	126	138	12,499	12,155
16	88	44	14	19	12,203	12,224	147	157	12,452	12,444
17	71	44	16	12	11,420	11,588	125	137	11,632	11,781
18	85	27	19	8	10,960	11,759	119	131	11,183	11,925
19	84	33	10	3	10,687	11,132	142	106	10,923	11,274
20	41	29	7	6	10,202	11,482	91	93	10,341	11,610
5 to 15 *	14,140	12,966	6,625	6,201	116,004	115,151	2,868	2,902	139,637	137,220
15 to 21	437	233	85	65	67,758	70,129	750	762	69,030	71,189
21 to 25	408	167	46	43	38,953	45,236	419	477	39,826	45,923
25 to 30	525	200	58	51	43,927	51,960	343	548	44,853	52,759
30 to 35	559	228	89	90	44,727	47,265	443	542	45,818	48,125
35 to 40	637	294	150	117	44,922	42,436	406	519	46,115	43,366
40 to 45	691	372	179	204	35,322	32,526	312	422	36,504	33,524
45 to 50	649	426	185	291	22,693	20,729	213	351	23,740	21,797
50 to 55	663	612	207	437	16,850	16,208	189	327	17,909	17,584
55 to 60	617	724	214	584	14,016	13,550	131	294	14,978	15,152
60 to 65	716	937	299	889	13,109	12,133	197	327	14,321	14,286
65 to 70	800	1,335	423	1,185	14,042	10,973	195	349	15,460	13,842
70 to 75	611	735	341	765	10,205	6,667	133	192	11,290	8,359
75 to 80	327	405	190	411	4,945	3,309	88	106	5,550	4,231
80 to 85	217	217	103	226	2,011	1,553	54	69	2,385	2,065
85 to 90	69	83	35	59	467	417	16	28	587	587
90 to 100	31	29	18	16	106	102	4	5	159	152
100 and over	2	4	3	1	6	6			11	11
Unspecified Adults	17	28	10	17	925	722	983	610	1,935	1,377

[* Including Unspecified Children.]

TABLE 3.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE OF CHINESE AND ABORIGINES., Section A.—Chinese.
Ages. (Years.)	Including Half-Castes.								Of Pure Race only.
	Illiterates.				Education Unspecified.		Total Population.		Illiterates.				Education Unspecified.		Total Population.
	Cannot Read.		Read only.		Education Unspecified.		Total Population.		Cannot Read.		Read Only.		Education Unspecified.		Total Population.
	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	5,063	181	72	14	687	12	6,740	609	4,944	64	60	2	683	7	6,236	111
Under 3	65	76					65	76	11	10					11	10
3	14	18					14	18	3	3					3	3
4	19	26	1	1			20	27	3	6					3	6
5	15	10	4	4	5	1	27	21	2	1	1	1	1		3	2
6	8	8	2	4	1	1	22	22		5					2	6
7		3					15	12		1					2	2
8	5	1	1	1		1	29	21	2	1					4	4
9	2						19	23							2	5
10	1	1	1			2	21	17		1				1	1	3
11							20	19							4	3
12	2	1	1				29	26	2	1					5	3
13	2	1				1	20	27	2	1				1	5	3
14	3			1		2	22	28	3					1	8	3
Unspecified Children								1
15	2						22	20	2						7	1
16	3		1			1	23	21	3					1	4	2
17	16	2			1		38	23	16	2					19	4
18	19				2		41	22	19				2		26	2
19	20	3		1			44	14	18	3					22	4
20	53				8		84	15	51				8		67	1
5 to 15*	38	25	9	10	6	8	224	217	11	11	1	1	1	3	36	34
15 to 21	113	5	1	1	11	1	252	115	109	5			10	1	145	14
21 to 25	204	3	8	1	30		310	54	200	2	7		30		265	5
25 to 30	427	6	7		45	2	591	52	426	6	7		45	2	551	14
30 to 35	612	8	9		65		797	19	611	8	9		65		778	8
35 to 40	442	7	8	1	57		592	14	441	6	7	1	57		576	7
40 to 45	481	2	3		60		602	8	481	2	3		60		597	2
45 to 50	296	2	4		40		375	3	296	2	4		40		374	3
50 to 55	333	1	5		50	1	419	3	333	1	5		50	1	419	3
55 to 60	280		5		49		356		280		5		49		356
60 to 65	536	2	2		76		650	2	536	2	2		76		650	2
65 to 70	506		7		75		617		506		7		75		617
70 to 75	416		1		46		487		416		1		46		487
75 to 80	156		2		19		182		156		2		19		182
80 to 85	64				3		67		64				3		67
85 to 90	14				2		16		14				2		16
90 to 100	1						1		1						1
100 and over	1						1		1						1
Unspecified Adults	45				53		102	1	45				53		101

[* Including Unspecified Children.]

NOTE.—In this and the following tables the persons who could "Read and Write" are not shown, but their numbers may be ascertained by deducting the Illiterates and those whose education was not specified, from the total population.

TABLE 3.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE OF CHINESE AND ABORIGINES.—continued., Section B.—Aborigines.
Ages. (Years.)	Including Half-Castes.								Of Pure Race only.
	Illiterates.				Education Unspecified.		Total Population.		Illiterates.				Education Unspecified.		Total Population.
	Cannot Read.		Read only.		Education Unspecified.		Total Population.		Cannot Read.		Read Only.		Education Unspecified.		Total Population.
	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
ALL AGES	119	94	8	13	33	8	367	285	69	60	2	2	20	7	163	108
Under 3	24	32					24	32	10	22					10	12
3	9	3					9	3	3	1					3	1
4	7	8					7	8	2	3					2	3
5	5	9	2	1			9	10	1	3					1	3
6	3	1	2	4		2	6	10	1	1	1			1	3	3
7			1				10	3							2	1
8		2					8	5							1
9							4	8								3
10		2					10	6		1					4	2
11							6	8							2	2
12							8	8							2	1
13					1		8	8					1		4	4
14	1						12	6							3	3
Unspecified Children	1						1
15	1	1			1		8	11	1				1		3	2
16		1					8	5				1			3
17							8	8							3
18		1		1			7	9		1					3	2
19	1	1	1				8	5	1		1				2	1
20	1						5	9	1						1	5
5 to 15*	10	14	5	5	1	2	82	72	2	5	1		1	1	22	22
15 to 21	3	4	1	1	1		44	47	3	1	1	1	1		15	10
21 to 25	5	2	1				27	21	5	2					13	9
25 to 30	1	4		1			25	21		3		1			11	10
30 to 35	3	2				1	20	12	1	2				1	7	6
35 to 40	1				1		16	10	1						8	2
40 to 45	4	2		2	1	1	12	19	3	1			1	1	7	5
45 to 50	8	3	1	1	4	1	22	10	4	3			4	1	11	6
50 to 55	13	10			1	1	20	14	7	9				1	11	12
55 to 60	13	3		2			17	5	12	1					14	1
60 to 65	7	4			1		8	4	6	4			1		7	4
65 to 70	3	1					3	1	3	1					3	1
70 to 75	3				1	1	4	1	3				1	1	4	1
75 to 80	1						1		1						1
80 to 85	1						1		1						1
Unspecified Adults	3	2		1	22	1	25	5	2	2			11	1	13	3

[* Including Unspecified Children.]

NOTE.—In this and the following tables the perosns who could "Read and Write" are not shown, but their numbers may be ascertained by deducting the Illiterates and those whose education was not specified, from the total population.

TABLE 4.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN URBAN AND RURAL DISTRICTS ; ALSO IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS DISTRICT).
District and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	46,487	20,319	6,478	6,530	3,965	1,973	604	210	106	50	27	27	32	36	20	33	38	53
	Illiterates Read only	4,855		9	134	1,390	1,497	451	115	63	17	11	5	13	9	2	11	3	6
	Education unspecified	3,374				546	184	112	86	60	43	32	37	52	58	19	82	77	65
POPULATION	Males	306,143	20,319	6,487	6,664	6,967	7,148	7,457	7,573	7,766	7,617	7,066	6,956	6,656	6,385	258	6,438	6,229	5,815
POPULATION	Females	341,254	20,068	6,318	6,489	7,057	7,183	7,370	7,537	7,855	7,531	7,168	6,889	6,925	6,835	227	6,680	6,893	6,723
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	43,226	20,068	6,308	6,361	3,865	1,790	531	158	85	45	25	19	19	26	22	35	29	24
	Illiterates Read only	6,579		10	128	1,337	1,384	453	112	52	19	15	7	5	11	2	12	10	6
	Education unspecified	4,799				591	236	113	89	60	51	39	38	66	94	22	83	107	89
SHIRES.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	46,891	20,158	6,566	6,495	4,071	1,844	624	250	123	42	45	35	39	37	11	36	50	33
	Illiterates Read only	4,715		2	100	997	1,327	449	157	55	29	17	11	7	9		8	12	9
	Education unspecified	3,990				537	274	109	77	69	45	35	24	44	42	13	45	70	61
POPULATION	Males	295,592	20,158	6,568	6,595	6,918	6,972	6,970	7,131	7,129	6,936	6,677	6,487	6,378	6,209	244	6,083	6,227	5,819
POPULATION	Females	255,931	19,262	6,558	6,457	6,514	6,688	6,724	6,670	6,876	6,681	6,313	6,278	6,081	5,924	149	5,501	5,575	5,086
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	41,751	19,262	6,555	6,319	3,749	1,693	558	194	84	50	25	25	15	22	3	22	16	22
	Illiterates Read only	5,376		3	138	999	1,270	357	94	46	16	12	7	6	6	4	5	9	6
	Education unspecified	3,320				567	259	118	75	34	43	35	30	49	42	10	55	51	48
NO MUNICIPALITY.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	5	1		2						1
	Illiterates Read only	5						2	1	1	1
	Education unspecified
POPULATION	Males	81	1		2			4	2	2	3	2	1	1			1	3	3
POPULATION	Females	59	3	2	1	3		1	1		1	4	1	1	1			1	1
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	8	3	2	1	2
	Illiterates Read only	1				1
	Education unspecified
SHIPPING.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	320	10	2	1	1								1			2	3	1
	Illiterates Read only	15				2						1							1
	Education unspecified	2							1
POPULATION	Males	2,067	10	2	1	3	1	2	3	4	3	4		7	1		7	24	41
POPULATION	Females	214	13	5	3	2	5	1	3	3	1	2	2	1	1		5	1	2
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	22	13	5	3
	Illiterates Read only	1					1
	Education unspecified	2				1	1
MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	33,700	14,784	4,796	4,761	2,909	1,480	489	164	88	46	21	17	27	23	16	29	33	46
	Illiterates Read only	3,308		7	78	1,007	1,037	294	93	55	13	10	4	13	9	2	6	2	5
	Education unspecified	2,945				422	139	88	73	50	35	25	29	37	46	12	56	59	45
POPULATION	Males	228,058	14,784	4,803	4,839	5,071	5,057	5,476	5,580	5,778	5,679	5,173	5,081	4,872	4,682	51	4,716	4,574	4,231
POPULATION	Females	255,490	14,424	4,589	4,746	5,001	5,263	5,377	5,539	5,818	5,536	5,318	5,087	5,027	5,014	61	4,911	5,082	5,024
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	31,340	14,424	4,580	4,656	2,829	1,414	427	150	76	36	22	18	17	21	20	28	25	21
	Illiterates Read only	4,483		9	90	932	1,060	329	91	42	18	13	6	2	7	2	9	6	4
	Education unspecified	3,858				433	187	97	74	46	43	38	33	50	75	19	70	83	64

TABLE 4.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN URBAN AND RURAL DISTRICTS ; ALSO IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS DISTRICT).
18	19	20	Total.		21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.
18	19	20	5 to 15*	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.

47	56	53	7,050	280	348	534	683	628	636	440	441	336	475	492	399	199	133	35	14	3	34
4	3	6	3,573	33	24	37	52	82	83	101	85	71	104	173	136	75	49	18	8	2	6
64	68	56	1,229	412	234	204	240	204	182	113	85	64	83	93	68	43	25	6	2		87
5,498	5,554	5,184	71,849	34,718	20,254	22,760	24,301	24,529	19,338	12,690	9,263	7,436	6,948	7,583	5,659	2,868	1,246	303	77	8	843
6,969	6,652	6,971	72,577	40,888	28,164	32,178	28,954	25,956	19,947	13,239	10,711	8,916	8,294	8,421	5,047	2,621	1,225	330	80	3	828
16	20	24	6,585	148	113	145	156	189	225	245	339	370	455	715	404	224	110	39	12	1	14
7	2	6	3,397	43	28	38	60	79	130	180	249	306	449	665	418	231	122	28	7	1	10
87	74	72	1,399	512	323	351	348	338	257	216	192	178	173	203	107	57	46	18	1		80

36	40	35	7,121	230	218	337	438	416	519	504	563	569	781	817	630	285	148	48	17		31
15	8	1	3,058	53	30	28	43	74	99	86	130	148	198	257	206	117	54	17	10	1	4
57	74	43	1,269	350	215	184	268	260	189	144	155	115	191	177	112	64	32	12	2		251
5,652	5,339	5,175	68,051	34,295	19,541	22,323	22,043	21,944	17,607	11,327	9,019	7,863	8,004	8,472	6,115	2,864	1,202	300	83	4	1,214
4,985	4,633	4,654	64,898	30,434	17,798	20,622	19,176	17,410	13,579	8,559	6,878	6,236	5,992	5,419	3,311	1,610	840	257	72	8	555
12	17	5	6,418	94	59	65	82	112	150	186	284	357	488	621	331	181	107	44	17	3	16
2	2		2,817	24	16	14	30	39	76	112	188	280	440	520	347	180	104	31	9		8
44	32	21	1,262	251	154	199	195	181	165	136	137	116	154	146	86	49	23	10	4		52

			1										1
			5

5	2	1	15	15	6	3	6	8	1	1	3	4	4	7	2						3
1		3	13	6	3	5	2	4	4	2	4	3	4	2	1
			2
			1


21	7	7	2	41	51	82	53	35	21	9	5	5	2				1
			3	1	1		3	2		3			2
			1						1
76	80	70	28	298	362	383	285	242	172	119	63	48	23	18	5	1	5				2
1	8	6	21	23	33	27	24	20	21	10	8	2	2	1	1
									1
			1
			1						1

43	50	41	5,280	242	306	446	538	498	466	316	291	197	204	216	161	85	57	22	6		28
4	2	5	2,537	24	21	33	40	59	66	69	64	44	59	86	67	24	16	7	1		6
46	44	44	956	294	184	191	240	221	169	134	102	73	99	91	55	45	13	6	1		71
3,992	4,078	3,887	52,500	25,478	15,381	17,213	18,613	19,394	15,295	10,172	7,276	5,602	4,982	4,970	3,679	1,752	729	189	37	3	367
5,133	4,909	5,156	53,041	30,215	21,283	24,499	22,503	20,562	15,623	10,263	8,275	6,671	6,089	5,822	3,495	1,821	883	241	55	2	388
14	17	21	5,030	126	95	130	138	151	194	188	231	239	287	403	226	129	68	25	8	1	11
5	1	6	2,502	31	21	27	52	67	104	128	144	188	269	383	242	131	67	19	5		4
62	52	60	1,095	391	264	289	300	295	210	182	165	123	146	155	88	48	43	16	1		47

[* Including Unspecified Children.]

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY., Section A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
1A. MELBOURNE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	4,952	1,560	479	470	284	159	59	20	17	10	7	4	8	6		12	7	23
	Illiterates Read only	411		3	20	118	93	31	9	4	2	2		7	1		3		1
	Education unspecified	321				27	10	11	10	9	2	3		5	3		7	5	5
POPULATION	Males	34,161	1,560	482	490	512	518	580	570	626	589	556	537	538	520	2	595	585	582
POPULATION	Females	34,213	1,522	472	508	510	541	569	619	595	633	527	560	547	552	4	575	622	633
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	3,639	1,522	465	488	285	151	52	24	9	8	6	5	2	5	2	5	2	8
	Illiterates Read only	600		7	20	98	109	28	21	7	6	3	1	1	1		2	1	1
	Education unspecified	403				42	14	15	19	5	12	11	5	6	11		7	7	8
1B. NORTH MELBOURNE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	1,329	617	171	181	78	46	14	11	3	4	1	1			2		1	1
	Illiterates Read only	179			5	54	56	7	4	2	1	1	1	2	3
	Education unspecified	160				22	9	6	4	2	1		3	2	5		3	3	2
POPULATION	Males	8,876	617	171	186	192	205	193	202	195	214	189	188	184	179	4	170	166	183
POPULATION	Females	9,244	598	170	208	203	192	184	178	232	194	213	156	192	163	3	179	158	152
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	1,302	598	169	204	89	37	19	7	3	2	1		2	4	2
	Illiterates Read only	251		1	4	51	47	8	6	1		3	1
	Education unspecified	163				19	8	6	6	5	3	2	2	1	1		8	8	2
1c. BRUNSWICK.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	1,844	906	257	264	155	89	15	9	1	1			1		6	4
	Illiterates Read only	217		1	11	57	63	20	7	2	2	1		1	1		1
	Education unspecified	207				44	11	8	8	4	2	2	4	4	3		4	7	4
POPULATION	Males	11,470	906	258	275	297	301	342	351	348	336	300	320	281	272	7	284	223	240
POPULATION	Females	12,671	867	298	278	321	343	326	338	354	305	321	322	296	282	5	265	284	245
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	1,870	867	298	277	167	87	21	7	5				1		1
	Illiterates Read only	295			1	64	74	23	4	3			1				1
	Education unspecified	330				47	27	12	6	10	5	4	4	8	9		6	6	7
1D. FLEMINGTON AND KENSINGTON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	798	392	117	129	98	31	6	1		1
	Illiterates Read only	105				30	45	20
	Education unspecified	15				11	1	1	1		1
POPULATION	Males	5,361	392	117	129	148	120	136	154	145	168	135	119	119	104		125	112	119
POPULATION	Females	5,585	371	107	136	125	153	142	151	146	138	138	150	137	117		126	109	120
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	769	371	107	136	47	40	11	1					1	1		8	3
	Illiterates Read only	256				66	106	51
	Education unspecified	51				4	3	2									4
1E. ESSENDON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	1,271	556	176	196	117	77	23	3	6	1			1			1	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	94			2	32	30	14	7	1
	Education unspecified	37				20	5	1	1			1						2
POPULATION	Males	8,087	556	176	198	198	232	201	245	238	235	186	211	196	181		180	169	163
POPULATION	Females	9,339	599	199	180	208	226	229	230	246	220	239	221	224	196		197	202	190
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	1,222	599	199	176	116	65	16	3	3
	Illiterates Read only	128			4	31	35	18	5		1	1
	Education unspecified	33				15	3	1	1				3		1			1	1
1F. NORTHCOTE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	798	373	119	106	88	38	13	4	1				1					3
	Illiterates Read only	81			1	27	20	9		1
	Education unspecified	28				10	4	1	1	1
POPULATION	Males	4,646	373	119	107	134	134	156	135	149	153	126	117	117	105		86	107	96
POPULATION	Females	5,031	363	115	139	129	133	138	146	137	154	138	113	103	112		117	97	96
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	753	363	115	139	78	23	10	8
	Illiterates Read only	43				15	15	3							1		1
	Education unspecified	12				4	3	1	1		1
1G. FITZROY.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	1,935	950	329	259	126	64	32	9	8	1		1	2	1				1
	Illiterates Read only	196				70	58	20	10	5	1					2		1
	Education unspecified	123				12	5	2	5	1			2	1	2	3	6	4	1
POPULATION	Males	14,808	950	329	259	277	307	336	339	313	347	302	297	301	285	8	314	259	273
POPULATION	Females	16,879	868	257	262	302	303	333	317	348	341	313	329	326	323	6	322	386	312
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	1,805	868	257	262	167	78	24	7	2							3	3	1
	Illiterates Read only	298				70	66	21	4	3							3	3	1
	Education unspecified	242				21	13	5	4	3	2		2	4	11	2	4	6	4

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY., Section A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.


15	22	14	574	93	144	258	284	253	235	133	142	79	87	56	45	22	18	6	2		12
	1		267	5	3	11	12	11	13	15	12	8	7	12	8	1		1			2
3	4	13	80	37	31	25	35	25	17	21	8	12	9	8	6	2	1				4
558	625	608	5,548	3,553	2,805	3,411	3,377	3,337	1,512	1,668	1,358	1,018	952	976	598	279	130	28	6	1	72
740	717	801	5,657	4,088	3,513	4,082	3,280	2,812	2,021	1,381	1,157	978	929	886	463	256	119	26	11	1	51
7	4	6	549	32	30	35	40	36	51	44	47	60	59	95	45	28	9	1	2	1
1			275	5	3	6	9	12	12	19	18	38	37	72	32	22	8	3	2
8	6	4	140	40	34	39	24	21	16	12	16	13	13	6	7	5	4	2			11

2	2	2	160	8	9	14	13	10	19	17	11	10	16	20	23	13	12	4	1
1		1	131	2	3	5		2	7	6	2	3	3	3	4	1	2
6	2	3	54	19	14	12	7	16	8	7	3	5	3	3	3	1	2				3
135	158	157	1,945	969	620	723	733	700	524	340	262	221	245	232	199	98	64	13	3		11
181	181	196	1,910	1,047	758	869	773	652	514	365	274	238	232	266	173	92	66	19	4		16
		1	166	1	5	2	5	7	8	15	10	10	26	21	23	14	9	5	2		2
1			117	1	1		5	2	3	8	16	7	9	23	26	11	10	4	1		2
2	3	7	53	30	9	8	5	8	4	11	5	4	4	15	3	2	1	1

1	1		277	6	9	19	23	15	9	18	7	8	7	11	1	4	2		1
1			154	2	1	2	1	5	3	7	4	8	1	7	3	4	3
3	5	2	90	25	16	14	10	9	11	5	8	2	4	6	3	1	1	1			1
211	200	172	3,155	1,330	739	760	793	821	751	491	305	239	188	203	140	73	28	7	1		7
248	251	234	3,213	1,527	874	1,029	978	977	755	481	363	259	147	240	147	79	25	12	2		20
1	1		289	2	5	5	6	6	14	13	17	11	15	25	9	6	2	1			2
1	1	4	169	7		2	4	5	7	14	5	7	19	26	18	5	4	2
5	4	4	132	32	17	25	31	18	14	10	11	3	9	7	4	8	4	1			4

			137		3	2	2	1	4	2	6		2		1
			95							1	4				4		1
			15
116	107	95	1,348	674	300	348	443	482	364	220	153	113	80	82	63	31	9	4	1		8
112	99	84	1,397	650	388	424	502	490	338	198	153	121	108	101	48	31	12	5	1		4
			101	11			3		2	3	5	4	6	13	4	3
1			223	1	2					1	2	2	7	9	6	2	1
			9	4	5		3	5	3	10	2	3	1	5				1

1	3	3	228	11	8	9	22	14	12	6	9	3	7	4	3	2	3	2
			84				1						3		2		1		1
	1		28	3	1		2		1		1			1
157	136	137	2,123	942	416	474	623	721	609	361	223	157	156	152	104	54	28	7	1		6
194	158	150	2,239	1,091	655	746	849	817	605	335	235	191	178	202	112	60	22	8	1		15
			203				1	1	1	5	3	5	6	12	5	4	1	1
			91								1	5	6	12	4	2	1	1	1
			24	2			1	1					1	2	2

			145	3	5	5	4	4	5	4	3	1	2	7	7	1	3				1
			57					1	2	2	1			7	5	3	2
		1	17	1		2	1	1	3	1						2
66	73	62	1,326	490	235	264	340	369	285	168	126	73	91	108	83	53	25	4	2		5
84	94	77	1,303	565	322	345	383	395	298	202	116	103	115	122	62	41	29	8	1		4
			119		1				2		1		1		6	6
			34	1									2	1	1	3	1
			10				1			1
1	2		244	4	16	18	23	15	18	14	12	11	6	10	2		3				1
			166	1	1	2	1	5	4	1	2		6	5	1						1
1	4		33	16	9	8	6	11	8	1	7	2	3	2	6	2	1				8
280	271	248	3,112	1,645	1,121	1,250	1,302	1,277	1,015	644	474	359	302	321	227	127	41	10	1		42
375	344	348	3,241	2,087	1,539	1,722	1,526	1,344	981	736	546	445	429	415	241	115	59	14	5		47
	2	1	278	10	2	6	7	8	15	9	10	13	15	19	14	4	7				1
1			164	8	2	1	4	4	7	3	10	16	26	19	20	10	4
2	3	6	67	25	16	21	23	19	5	6	7	8	9	11	9	4	5				7

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
1H. COLLINGWOOD.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	2,469	1,135	362	359	246	118	45	18	9	2		1		2		1	1	3
	Illiterates Read only	249			3	73	72	17	5	8	1				1				1
	Education unspecified	235				18	6	11	4	5	5	3	5	5	5		6	9	6
POPULATION	Males	15,383	1,135	362	362	412	360	414	392	410	355	380	361	357	339	3	347	351	265
POPULATION	Females	17,366	1,173	312	371	349	364	390	412	442	402	430	363	367	417	3	331	376	356
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	2,471	1,173	312	362	216	83	33	12	4	3	2		2		2	1	1	3
	Illiterates Read only	437			9	57	78	26	12	6	2		1		1			1
	Education unspecified	348				20	13	4	5	1	2	3	3	3	10		5	10	4
1I. KEW.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	714	222	87	80	57	22	13	6	9	9	4	4	6	4		5	5	5
	Illiterates Read only	63			2	14	13	4	1		1						1
	Education unspecified	75				2	1	3		2				1				1
POPULATION	Males	4,354	222	87	82	90	80	87	96	126	101	95	97	101	84	1	95	83	66
POPULATION	Females	5,115	226	68	82	78	81	73	101	94	85	97	76	85	94	1	117	107	116
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	589	226	68	82	43	22	10	4	8	9	6	6	1	5		3	7	1
	Illiterates Read only	82				15	17	4	1	1
	Education unspecified	49				7	3		1	1		1	1		1				1
1K. HAWTHORN.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	1,329	647	203	182	131	81	20	8			1					1		1
	Illiterates Read only	161			6	56	53	13	6	5		1		1	1
	Education unspecified	65				24	5	2	2	1	2	1		1	1	1	1	1	3
POPULATION	Males	9,484	647	203	188	217	216	240	231	241	244	227	235	217	203	2	202	199	181
POPULATION	Females	11,946	592	174	198	222	225	222	248	237	266	192	212	197	237		229	231	225
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	1,266	592	174	191	156	72	16	1	1							1	1
	Illiterates Read only	145			7	35	39	10	1	1
	Education unspecified	125				19	7	4	3		1	2	2	3			4	1	3
1L. RICHMOND
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	2,835	1,284	431	423	262	159	41	14	7	5	3	1	4	2	1		2	4
	Illiterates Read only	212				71	64	26	6	5	1			1	1		1
	Education unspecified	213				30	11	5	6	3	4	3	5	5	7	3	11	7	4
POPULATION	Males	18,074	1,284	431	423	421	429	459	452	459	490	425	409	404	380	6	376	386	348
POPULATION	Females	19,750	1,305	390	418	427	465	445	444	502	447	438	422	419	379	12	390	404	378
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	2,784	1,305	390	409	248	140	43	15	7	4	3		1		5	1	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	375			9	79	71	31	2	3	1				1	1
	Education unspecified	277				31	10	10	3	3	3	4	1	2	5	5	1	6	8
1M. PRAHRAN.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	2,322	1,132	344	367	237	95	25	14	5	2	2			1	1	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	223			6	71	90	14	8	2
	Education unspecified	159				42	17	7	7		5	1	1	1	3		1		1
POPULATION	Males	17,700	1,132	344	373	396	378	412	441	416	449	389	418	382	413	1	353	360	334
POPULATION	Females	22,741	1,112	359	358	392	401	400	378	435	429	419	412	366	400	3	419	411	425
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	2,296	1,112	359	357	212	102	27	5	8	1	1	2				2	2	2
	Illiterates Read only	263			1	71	82	13	5		2	1
	Education unspecified	271				48	16	2	3	3	2	2	1	2	2		3	6	1
1N. MALVERN
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	617	306	101	111	55	16	4	4				1					1	1
	Illiterates Read only	68			6	14	27	4	3	1	1		1
	Education unspecified	72				29	7	2	1	1			1		2			1
POPULATION	Males	4,656	306	101	117	116	117	98	158	140	116	119	111	93	100		78	93	80
POPULATION	Females	5,963	297	106	96	101	124	123	116	124	117	125	97	124	107	1	113	121	136
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	610	297	106	94	46	31	5	1					1	1	1			1
	Illiterates Read only	71			2	21	18	4	1	2		1			1	1
	Education unspecified	80				19	4									1		2	2
1NN. CAULFIELD.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	649	284	92	112	68	22	9	3		1			1	1			2
	Illiterates Read only	57			2	11	26	11
	Education unspecified	62				2	4	1	1	3	3	2		1	2		3	2	1
POPULATION	Males	4,361	284	92	114	94	95	110	108	108	123	114	99	108	96		114	104	86
POPULATION	Females	5,180	253	85	98	98	90	113	120	119	90	114	105	100	99	2	106	102	121
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	552	253	85	96	65	23	3	2	1				2	1	2
	Illiterates Read only	45			2	11	13	8	1
	Education unspecified	98				4	2		1	1		1	1		1		2	5	1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.


2	2		441	9	16	11	19	17	14	15	13	11	9	13	9	8	5				3
		2	177	3	3	3	4	5	6	7	7	5	7	7	7	3	1	1
6	2	1	67	30	16	16	21	16	24	8	7	4	2	6	4	7	2				5
282	253	259	3,783	1,757	1,014	1,221	1,200	1,208	940	650	421	339	298	280	240	104	44	5			20
344	342	354	3,939	2,103	1,341	1,545	1,384	1,273	1,021	663	536	451	388	418	236	114	53	13	4		28
1	2	4	357	12	11	20	8	18	17	16	25	23	33	39	20	13	6	4	1		1
			183	1	4	5	10	15	12	18	15	29	40	50	24	14	4	2			2
5	8	9	64	41	29	28	28	40	23	24	17	10	12	12	12	4	3	1

8	6		134	29	28	16	18	9	21	12	12	10	7	7	14	4	2				2
			33	1			2	2	3	4	2	1	2	6	2		2	1
2			9	3	1	5	12	6	9	4	6	2	6	5	4			1			2
77	67	70	958	458	270	304	333	390	309	215	183	135	118	115	96	41	21	7	3		7
105	109	95	865	649	442	498	481	480	339	224	203	153	145	105	88	39	22	3	1		2
1	1	3	114	16	7	7	13	15	8	3	6	4	5	7	4	3	1
			38		2	3	1	1	5		3	5	6	9	4	2	3
	1	1	15	3	1	3	6	3	2		4	3	3	3	2		1

1	1	4	241	8	1	6	6	5	6	6	3	2	3	3	2	2	1		2
			136		1	3	1	1		1	1	1	2	2	4	2
	1		40	6	6	1	4	2		2			1	1		1	1
152	180	138	2,273	1,052	579	654	754	751	667	454	299	241	220	225	154	72	33	8	4		6
229	220	272	2,258	1,406	1,040	1,182	1,130	987	842	481	421	315	306	274	173	94	44	12	1		16
			246	2	4	1	3	3	5	5	5	5	5	6	5	7	6				1
			86		2		2	1	1	11	2	5	7	8	4	6	2	1
5	4		41	17	13	10	2	8	9	2	4	5	2	4	3	5

2	1	4	499	13	11	16	17	33	27	16	14	4	8	21	11	4		3
		1	175	2	1	1	1	3	8	3	4	1	3	1	5	2		1			1
4	4	5	82	35	18	13	13	15	9	4	5	5	1	3	2	1					7
343	310	311	4,334	2,074	1,193	1,265	1,435	1,476	1,239	786	561	431	329	349	264	116	42	10	3		29
390	356	372	4,400	2,290	1,526	1,760	1,578	1,476	1,194	806	677	505	436	436	304	125	74	17	3		30
1		1	466	5	6	9	8	11	11	9	27	22	21	38	28	8	7	2	1		1
			189		2		2	6	8	12	16	9	31	38	31	14	8
3	6	5	77	29	20	21	20	27	19	7	15	7	8	9	7		6	4			1

	2		382	4	9	6	12	11	12	7	5	6	5	5	8	4		1			2
	1		185	1	2	1	5	2	1	3		2	3	7	3	1		1
2		1	84	5	13	9	11	3	2	3	2	1	7	6	2	1			1		9
293	329	312	4,095	1,981	1,218	1,305	1,514	1,511	1,183	794	541	420	369	335	310	165	53	20	4		33
424	458	467	4,035	2,604	2,019	2,321	2,255	1,968	1,477	948	810	651	610	525	342	185	101	23	4		34
	2		358	6	1	4	8	8	7	4	10	12	9	17	7	7	7	2	1
			174		1	2	5	6	4	6	3	4	9	25	14	3	6
2	3	8	81	23	21	22	33	17	13	10	10	5	9	14	5	1	1	1	1		4

		1	80	3	1	5	2	1	2	1		2	1	1
			51				1	1		2		2		3	1	1
	1	1	43	3	3	4	2	3	3	1	2	3	3	1		1
64	83	74	1,168	472	294	289	348	440	318	206	137	129	93	94	87	27	23	4	1		2
118	116	142	1,159	746	510	596	555	512	399	243	185	153	131	125	71	48	19	5	1		6
	2		86	3	1	3	2	1	2	1	4	1	3	4	2
		1	49	1		1			4	1	2	3	1	3	3		1
2	1	2	24	9	9	7	7	3	4	1	5	2	3	4							2

1			105	3	1	6	9	11	12	2	3	3		1		1		1			3
		1	48	1			2	1				1	1	1
	3	4	19	14	6	4	4	3	2	1	3		2	1	2	1
85	78	77	1,055	544	242	258	313	386	303	194	138	103	103	104	66	36	11	2		1	12
116	105	99	1,050	649	432	472	441	459	319	212	172	138	119	124	68	53	19	8	1		8
			99				1	3	1		2	3	3	2	1	1		2
			33			2				2	2		1	1		1	1
4	1	2	11	15	3	9	14	8	7	6	7	3	3	4	4	1	2	1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
1/O. OAKLEIGH.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	93	45	16	15	8	4	1										2
	Illiterates Read only	6				3	3
	Education unspecified	5				3
POPULATION	Males	613	45	16	15	14	14	15	15	14	24	8	12	17	12		10	14	11
POPULATION	Females	660	46	15	15	18	10	15	14	23	12	17	19	7	15		15	11	13
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	89	46	15	15	3	3	2
	Illiterates Read only	16				6	5
	Education unspecified	18				8	1											1
1P. BRIGHTON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	708	290	112	110	72	35	8	2	1				1				1	1
	Illiterates Read only	60			2	16	22	8	3
	Education unspecified	70				11	1	3				1			1		1
POPULATION	Males	4,443	290	112	112	120	116	115	128	121	115	136	102	120	106	1	81	81	92
POPULATION	Females	5,604	304	102	100	115	115	144	119	128	127	148	111	121	119	2	114	108	127
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	648	304	102	99	74	29	9	1								1
	Illiterates Read only	75			1	15	18	8	2
	Education unspecified	64				7	2	2		1				1		2	2	3	6
1Q. ST. KILDA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	1,147	529	192	184	95	73	18		1			1					1
	Illiterates Read only	108				42	38	14				1	1						1
	Education unspecified	66						1	1	2			1		1		1	3	1
POPULATION	Males	8,803	529	192	184	157	191	170	187	212	201	169	198	169	187		175	180	160
POPULATION	Females	11,739	475	182	187	188	180	197	207	225	201	192	179	186	180		189	192	223
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	1,084	475	182	187	100	57	23	6	1
	Illiterates Read only	105				26	27	5	4	3
	Education unspecified	137				24	17	2	2	2							1	1
1R. SOUTH MELBOURNE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	2,713	1,239	393	419	261	124	54	11	12	5	1	2		1		1	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	262		3	8	72	67	24	7	9	3	1	1	1					1
	Education unspecified	228				30	22	15	10	8	6	2	2	4	4	1	3	3	5
POPULATION	Males	19,412	1,239	396	427	430	429	475	484	513	514	461	414	406	404	1	421	384	341
POPULATION	Females	21,207	1,203	404	377	410	426	467	464	524	491	439	396	463	417	5	407	439	447
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	2,643	1,203	404	361	232	107	40	21	11	4	1	2	3	3	1	2	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	337			16	63	63	24	10	6	3	1	1	1	2		2	1	1
	Education unspecified	316				39	25	17	12	6	7	5	1	7	4	3	11	2	6
1S. PORT MELBOURNE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	993	443	146	150	96	44	15	7	2		1			2			3
	Illiterates Read only	127			2	36	45	8	4	2		1						1
	Education unspecified	60							2	3		2	2	2	1		2	2	2
POPULATION	Males	5,989	443	146	152	148	145	143	157	153	166	153	142	140	120		124	146	111
POPULATION	Females	6,187	438	156	148	141	169	155	183	165	169	138	146	126	136	1	126	131	109
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	979	438	156	146	98	38	14	4								1	1	2
	Illiterates Read only	124			2	28	43	5	5										1
	Education unspecified	74				2	1	3	1	2		1	1	1	4			5	2
1T. FOOTSCRAY.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	1,408	664	226	223	113	71	26	6	2	1	1				6	1	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	157				53	61	4	7	5		1							1
	Education unspecified	162				46	7	6	3	1		2	2	4	2		3	6	5
POPULATION	Males	9,094	664	226	223	244	242	266	252	309	271	268	241	226	206	11	215	248	162
POPULATION	Females	9,224	671	216	172	255	263	250	276	249	258	236	249	236	262	9	180	191	204
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	1,394	671	215	170	127	82	15	6	6	4				1	3			2
	Illiterates Read only	221		1	2	45	54	14	3	3	1	1
	Education unspecified	257				34	11	5	4	3	3	2	5	10	12	4	5	11	6
1U. WILLIAMSTOWN.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	1,054	464	165	155	105	49	19	4	4	3		1	1	2		1	1
	Illiterates Read only	79			1	26	24	9	2	2		1
	Education unspecified	51				16	7	1	2	2			1		1	4	1	1
POPULATION	Males	6,793	464	165	156	175	159	215	179	207	175	170	168	173	157	4	146	135	121
POPULATION	Females	7,259	479	146	155	150	167	193	184	182	179	179	173	144	155	3	144	138	158
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	1,006	479	146	146	90	54	11	8	3	1	1						1
	Illiterates Read only	117			9	19	24	14	2	1	2	2	1
	Education unspecified	41				9	1	1								2			1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.


			13	2			1	1
			6
			3				1		1
12	9	8	145	64	38	40	47	51	39	23	21	20	14	10	12	7	5				1
11	9	10	150	69	45	55	43	60	37	24	22	17	17	22	5	9	4				5
			8		1				1		1			1		1
			11							1			1	1	1	1
			9	1	1	1		1			1	1		2			1

		1	119	3	6	3	17	13	11	6	5	2	6	2	1	1	1
1			49	1					2	2		1		2				1
	1		17	2	9	9	9	6	9	3	2	1	1		1						1
81	68	68	1,180	471	226	232	323	352	284	221	149	133	109	104	85	31	19	6	1		3
128	94	115	1,249	686	404	527	445	432	365	248	194	152	120	121	88	35	16	3			13
			113	1	1	1		3		7	3		2	6	4	2
			43					1	2	1	4	3	3	8	7	2
	1		15	12	4	4	1	7	5	4	5		2	1		1					3

2			188	3	2	5	7	9	3	4	5	6	2	3	2	2		1
			96	1				3	1		1	1		1	2	2
3	2	1	6	11	6	6	9	7	2	7	2		1	4	2	1	1	1
162	168	171	1,841	1,016	576	694	788	708	556	415	294	242	211	237	195	78	24	11			12
253	233	258	1,935	1,348	1,113	1,384	1,119	1,006	738	491	435	379	314	278	183	91	43	16	6		16
			187		3	1	1	1		4	6	6	9	14	5	2	1
			65		1		2		2	1	5	4	5	6	8	5	1
1	2		47	5	15	11	8	9	3	5	5	6	8	10	1	1	2				1

2	3	5	471	13	7	18	20	28	9	21	11	13	11	21	9	7	2	1
			185	1	3	1	3	6	5	10	9	5	7	10	4						2
4	9	1	104	25	12	7	15	9	9	9	10	1	10	3	1	4					9
328	379	331	4,531	2,184	1,422	1,513	1,613	1,631	1,241	868	597	440	398	414	272	137	46	9	2	1	31
423	388	448	4,502	2,552	1,866	2,064	1,861	1,641	1,223	845	672	542	526	469	232	122	50	21	5		30
1	1	4	425	11	9	12	10	15	26	22	19	22	28	40	16	9	4	4	1		2
		1	174	5		4	3	4	15	11	14	23	23	22	10	7	3	3
5	3	8	126	35	24	14	14	26	20	14	10	8	7	5	4	2	4	1			2

		1	167	4	4	8	8	14	11	5	8	5	8	7	2	2	1
1			96	2		2	2	8	3	2	1		3	3	2		1
2		3	12	11	3	7	6	6	3	1	1	1			1	1	1				6
119	105	111	1,467	716	390	426	447	479	406	247	159	144	124	106	74	29	13	6			15
121	110	86	1,529	731	466	543	509	454	325	219	191	141	105	116	68	23	11	3			11
1			154	5	1	4	10	3	6	5	10	5	9	18	5	2	2
			81	1				1		4	3	7	9	9	3	3		1
4			16	11	5	8	4	9	6	3	1	1	1	3	1	1					4

2	1	2	226	8	4		4	11	6	5	8	3	5	4	9	2
			131	1	2		2	2	4	1	3	2	2	2	1	3	1
6	3	6	73	29	9	13	6	5	6	6		3	3	5		3	1
181	172	184	2,536	1,162	599	583	581	685	525	361	285	204	152	133	93	51	18	4	1		8
180	169	181	2,543	1,105	657	662	688	667	536	360	300	175	144	153	94	50	14	4			13
			244	2	2	4	5	4	9	9	9	12	11	12	9	4	1	1
			121				2	2	13	13	12	8	9	21	10	4	2	1
8	1	2	93	33	17	16	26	14	6	12	7	9	7	10	3	2	1				1

	2	1	188	5	5	6	3	9	12	10	5	6	5	6	4	2	2	1			1
			64		1		2		1		2		1	2	4		1
2			34	4	1		4	1	2	2							1				2
108	137	118	1,782	765	424	451	465	564	431	278	206	156	156	125	113	54	22	9			7
122	135	114		811	494	632	609	568	435	279	219	209	169	155	104	51	25	3	1	1	5
		1	168	2		5	1	4	2	7	5	14	11	5	5	2	3				1
			65		1		1	3	2		3	5	7	5	6	6	3		1
1	1		13	3	4	2	3	2	2	2	2	1	1				2	2			2

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
1V. BUNINYONG.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	87	46	14	9	8	1	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	16				4	4	1
	Education unspecified	11				1	2					1		1				1
POPULATION	Males	627	46	14	9	15	12	15	14	18	13	15	10	11	16		10	17	11
POPULATION	Females	665	40	12	15	16	19	19	16	18	14	14	14	21	14		15	10	17
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	91	40	12	14	9	4	1				1
	Illiterates Read only	24			1	4	6	3
	Education unspecified	26				2		1	2	1					2		1
1W. BALLARAT EAST.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	1,654	661	196	222	127	40	15	2	2		1		1	3			1	1
	Illiterates Read only	167			6	46	50	21	6		1
	Education unspecified	160				21	9	4	2	1	3	1	1	3	2	1	9	4	1
POPULATION	Males	8,940	661	196	228	245	256	262	242	233	231	230	246	181	207	9	215	188	192
POPULATION	Females	9,384	634	217	201	239	254	229	229	224	249	230	224	230	205	3	196	200	156
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	1,371	634	217	193	149	46	9	2	1	1							1
	Illiterates Read only	227			8	35	38	11	7		1	1			2		2	1
	Education unspecified	164				16	7	2	4	1	5	1		3	3		2	4	6
1X. GEELONG.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	874	388	125	119	62	44	12	4	1			1
	Illiterates Read only	117		1	6	30	35	5		1							1
	Education unspecified	58				15	2	2						2	3	2	1		1
POPULATION	Males	5,873	388	126	125	135	154	150	155	140	140	118	129	131	115	2	138	125	104
POPULATION	Females	6,545	359	124	119	136	126	161	120	131	147	134	129	121	129	2	132	118	122
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	830	359	124	115	54	27	13	1	3	1		1		1	1
	Illiterates Read only	136			4	29	21	3	1	3					1			1	1
	Education unspecified	78				20	2	1						1	3	1		1	1
1Y. GEELONG WEST.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	451	187	68	62	51	23	9	4								1
	Illiterates Read only	53				14	10	8	1	1							1
	Education unspecified	11				3											1
POPULATION	Males	2,678	187	68	62	73	70	83	64	74	69	63	59	66	44		53	42	50
POPULATION	Females	3,193	202	62	87	67	71	80	84	83	90	59	68	63	53	2	64	64	46
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	480	202	62	87	44	21	12	2	2		1
	Illiterates Read only	86				12	7	5	1
	Education unspecified	5				4
1Z. NEWTOWN AND CHILWELL.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	298	134	47	32	25	14	1	1			1
	Illiterates Read only	24				11	6	1											1
	Education unspecified	5				2
POPULATION	Males	2,176	134	47	32	44	51	54	50	78	78	70	71	84	61		71	59	58
POPULATION	Females	2,873	134	49	49	59	56	62	65	65	79	86	65	71	71		68	62	63
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	354	134	49	49	44	19	3	1	1	1	1			1		1
	Illiterates Read only	43				11	5
	Education unspecified	13
2A. QUEENSCLIFF.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	154	72	22	24	13	3	1	1	1			1
	Illiterates Read only	21			2	7	5	1	1
	Education unspecified	3				1	1		1
POPULATION	Males	952	72	22	26	27	26	28	31	27	23	20	26	19	16		14	16	11
POPULATION	Females	1,073	84	17	18	20	29	19	24	29	24	19	27	15	10	3	13	14	25
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	145	84	17	18	6	6	4								2
	Illiterates Read only	19				5	2	2	1	1
	Education unspecified	12				5	2
NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
2B. MALMSBURY.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	78	36	9	17	4	3		1
	Illiterates Read only	6				2	3
	Education unspecified	10						1
POPULATION	Males	540	36	9	17	8	17	12	16	17	16	24	16	11	11		14	14	8
POPULATION	Females	581	42	17	14	15	16	11	18	14	10	14	13	16	15		16	17	7
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	93	42	17	14	6	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	19				1	3
	Education unspecified	12				5			1									1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			12			2		1	1		1		1
			9					3				1			1	2
1		1	5	3			1	1							1
16	9	11	139	74	33	53	40	51	30	17	16	25	18	23	18	11	9	1
10	18	7	165	77	57	46	53	40	35	21	18	21	20	19	13	7	3		1	2
			15								1	1	3	3	1	1
			13								1	2	3	1	1	2
			8	1	3	2	1	4	1	2		1	1	2

	2	2	191	6	15	20	35	35	36	19	37	36	45	47	35	8	5	2	1	2
			124		2	1		2	2	2		4	6	9	8	1
3	7	6	48	30	11	6	8	6	13	5	2	1	4	9	8	1	2	1		5
181	162	139	2,342	1,077	540	600	635	605	455	295	231	209	206	305	212	74	35	9	2	23
202	183	192	2,316	1,129	638	786	684	656	528	333	234	212	232	311	149	79	24	6		15
			208	1	2	4	3	9	3	10	9	17	6	30	16	5	4
	1		95	4	1	4	1	1	6	7	13	10	14	31	16	9	6	1
4	3	1	42	20	10	15	8	7	12	7	4	10	3	14	3			1		8

	1		124	1	4	6	8	11	12	11	6	8	16	14	8	7	3	2		1
			71	1			1		1	1	3	3	4	9	4	5	4	2	1
2	1		26	5	2	5	5	5		3		2		1			2			2
105	105	90	1,369	667	382	421	446	444	353	233	163	143	148	169	135	91	45	17	3	5
142	121	110	1,336	745	548	636	530	453	369	241	222	186	176	211	151	78	31	13	5	12
	1	1	102	2	1	3	6	2	2	5	8	11	17	35	17	16	2	1	2
			58	2	1			1		4	4	7	7	17	18	7	4	1	1
3	3		28	8	3	4	4	3	3	6		4	2	3	6	2				2

	3		87	4	3	4	4	4	1	3	1	4	9	5	1	3	1
			34	1				3				1	1	3	5	4			1
			3	1		3		1		1										2
49	44	39	665	277	146	175	222	214	138	90	78	62	74	88	60	42	22	2	2	4
50	48	65	720	337	207	251	258	231	154	123	109	92	95	118	72	43	22	7		3
	1		82	1			1		2		4	7	7	11	7	4	2	1
1			25	1		1		2		5	6	6	11	12	3	6	8
			4														1

		1	42	1	4	4	8	2	4	3	4	1	5	1	3	3
			18	1						1		1			1	2
1			2	1			1				1
38	42	29	641	297	118	131	145	129	116	75	62	41	45	57	41	38	17	4	2	4
56	51	63	679	363	246	225	203	189	149	116	88	82	71	86	66	49	20	5	2	2
			71	1	1	1		1	1	3	3	8	4	8	11	4	3	2
			16							1	3	2	2	10	5	3	1
					2	1	1	3	2	1			1	1		1

			20				4		2		1	1	1	2	4				1
			14							1	1			1	1	1
			3
9	30	15	243	95	73	92	70	78	55	31	17	14	14	17	22	7	3		1
15	19	17	219	103	106	121	101	90	53	42	35	23	13	29	12	4	2		1
			18		1							2		3	2
			11			1				1			1	2	1	1	1
1			7	1			1	1			1	1

		1	8	1					1			1	1	2		1	1
			5										1
			1		1	1	2	1	1				1		1		1
11	2	6	148	55	28	35	27	50	31	16	13	13	19	17	12	7	6	1
10	4	8	142	62	44	39	37	41	30	13	12	24	21	20	11	8	3	1
			8								1	2	2	3	2	2
			4									2	3	4	4		2
			6	1		1	1						2			1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.,Section A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
2C. DAYLESFORD.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	260	112	27	34	22	10	3										1
	Illiterates Read only	42				11	9	2		1			1
	Education unspecified	20				6	3		1	1	1						1		1
POPULATION	Males	1,556	112	27	34	43	43	33	38	39	44	43	45	45	38		26	31	28
POPULATION	Females	1,828	100	39	46	38	49	46	51	48	50	41	40	35	39		52	46	40
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	239	100	39	46	16	10	4			1		1				1		1
	Illiterates Read only	48				4	6	3											1
	Education unspecified	29				2	1	2		1			2	2	1		1	2
2D. CRESWICK.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	278	114	37	42	16	11
	Illiterates Read only	32				9	7	6	1
	Education unspecified	15				2	1					2		3
POPULATION	Males	1,470	114	37	42	42	46	40	40	39	40	44	41	43	35		38	36	35
POPULATION	Females	1,590	121	38	33	41	31	42	38	45	36	31	46	38	42		36	41	42
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	232	121	38	33	11	4	2		1			1	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	48				11	4	3		1					1
	Education unspecified	22				4				1									1
2E. CASTLEMAINE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	487	177	63	68	41	21	2	1							1
	Illiterates Read only	38			5	12	9
	Education unspecified	23				8	2	1											1
POPULATION	Males	2,801	177	63	73	69	69	57	63	65	67	58	64	62	55	1	51	54	54
POPULATION	Females	2,902	209	58	55	57	49	51	71	62	61	64	50	57	68	1	60	49	60
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	407	209	58	55	33	19	3										1
	Illiterates Read only	47				12	5	1	1	1			1
	Education unspecified	16				3	2		1						1	1
2F. CHEWTON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	116	41	9	11	9	7	2
	Illiterates Read only	12			2	3	1	1
	Education unspecified
POPULATION	Males	633	41	9	13	17	15	18	22	16	18	17	16	15	14		10	17	14
POPULATION	Females	596	36	11	11	11	13	13	25	17	14	14	16	14	20		10	15	13
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	79	36	11	11	9	4
	Illiterates Read only	16				1	1	1
	Education unspecified
2G. CARISBROOK.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	123	44	23	23	22	3					1
	Illiterates Read only	6					5	1
	Education unspecified
POPULATION	Males	629	44	23	23	22	19	17	19	17	18	18	18	12	15		11	9	15
POPULATION	Females	607	56	23	16	24	24	18	19	18	14	14	12	16	11	1	10	17	14
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	118	56	23	16	10	2		1
	Illiterates Read only	11				2	4	1		1
	Education unspecified	12				6	3	1
2H. MAJORCA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	69	33	8	8	7	4
	Illiterates Read only	6				2	3
	Education unspecified	3				1	1
POPULATION	Males	361	33	8	8	12	13	14	10	15	7	10	6	8	3		7	6	9
POPULATION	Females	358	33	8	13	19	6	10	9	12	12	14	8	7	6		10	4	8
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	78	33	8	13	13	2
	Illiterates Read only	2					1
	Education unspecified	9				1	1	2			2
2I. MARYBOROUGH.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	497	201	75	63	48	13	6	1				2	1	2				1
	Illiterates Read only	55			3	19	16	4	1								1
	Education unspecified	12				3								1				1	1
POPULATION	Males	2,745	201	75	66	80	77	87	72	82	64	80	73	70	68		50	56	62
POPULATION	Females	2,877	214	67	73	79	81	79	59	78	68	70	57	67	60		71	63	66
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	453	214	67	70	53	18	7
	Illiterates Read only	69			3	12	18	4
	Education unspecified	20				3	2			1					1		1	1	1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.


1			35	2		2		4	3	2	3	2	7	9	13	2	2		1
			24					1	1	4	2	1	2	5	2
	1		12	3	1	1		3
27	24	25	411	161	88	89	70	99	88	51	38	45	55	77	64	34	8	1	1		3
35	49	38	437	260	124	123	135	103	105	77	48	58	48	58	40	8	14	4	1
	1		32	3					1	1	1	3	1	1	8	3
			13	1	2	2		1	1	1	3	2	4	6	6	3	2	1
1			11	4		1	1	2	1	3	1		1	2	2

			27								7	3	9	15	15	4	2	1			2
			23							1	1			3	2	2
			8		1	1			3				1			1
24	22	23	410	178	85	86	75	77	71	51	47	38	33	43	51	19	7	3			3
28	31	37	390	215	120	124	107	93	84	57	38	29	42	43	32	18	2	1			3
			21		1				1		3	1	1	4	7			1
			20						2	1	4	5	4	6	3	3
			5	1		1	3	4	3	2		1	1								1

			66		4	5	7	6	6	5	6	4	11	18	19	12	9			1
			21							1			2	2	1	1	3	2
	1		11	2	1	1	1	1					1	3	1		1
41	50	52	630	302	172	219	209	218	139	91	66	62	62	119	95	62	35	3	2	1	1
71	59	55	591	354	240	261	243	195	142	99	83	65	67	117	59	41	14	4	1		4
			55	1				1		1	4	2	5	6	6	3	1
			21								1	2	1	8	5	8	1
	1		8	1	1	1	1	1		1	1										1

			18			1			3	2	5		7	12	4	2	1
			5					1		1		1		1		1

16	9	8	168	74	28	32	32	26	35	28	22	16	23	32	31	12	5	2	1		3
7	7	11	157	63	39	37	47	37	31	25	24	16	17	23	8	10	2	1			1
			13		1			1		1	1			3	1
			3						1		2		2	4	2	2


			26				1	1	3							1	1
			6

10	14	10	175	69	39	37	52	48	39	13	16	10	12	15	5	5	2	1			1
15	7	13	171	76	38	50	46	33	28	15	11	14	9	12	6	2	1
			13			1				1	3	1		3	1
			8								1		1		1
			10			2

			11			1	1				1	1	1	1	2		1
			5				1
			2																		1
4	4	4	98	34	18	23	27	17	17	8	5	10	12	20	13	6	3		1
5	5	2	103	34	22	22	20	22	22	8	11	11	6	9	4	6	3	1
			15								1	2	2			3	1
			1									1
			6			2	1

			73	1	2	2	7	2	6	4	9	9	13	12	10	5	3
		1	40	2				1				1	2		4	1		1
			4	2	2	1		1				1			1
51	44	48	753	311	149	164	191	186	140	88	76	72	70	82	76	27	13	3			2
61	68	76	698	405	183	216	223	190	174	103	67	59	53	64	57	14	10	4	1		2
1			78	1	1					3	3	3	3	6	3			1
			34			1				3	2	1	2	8	12	2	1
1			7	4	1	1	4				2			1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
2K. TALBOT.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	87	31	9	4	7	2
	Illiterates Read only	14				6	2	2
	Education unspecified	27									1		1						1
POPULATION	Males	580	31	9	4	15	10	13	14	14	18	15	10	19	12		14	10	12
POPULATION	Females	617	33	13	12	10	11	12	11	11	16	17	14	15	11		10	23	12
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	68	33	13	11	3								1
	Illiterates Read only	25			1		4	1		1
	Education unspecified	26				2	2						1	1				1
2L. CLUNES.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	158	78	26	20	7	3		1				1	1
	Illiterates Read only	54				15	29
	Education unspecified
POPULATION	Males	1,048	78	26	20	22	33	26	35	33	29	29	47	27	32		24	22	23
POPULATION	Females	1,378	66	18	17	24	37	36	29	45	28	38	31	38	36		23	29	22
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	141	66	18	17	11	3	2
	Illiterates Read only	60				11	14
	Education unspecified	8
WESTERN DISTRICT.
2M. BALLARAT.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	1,600	761	248	246	154	68	12	3	4								1	1
	Illiterates Read only	214			9	43	58	15	4	1							1	1
	Education unspecified	115				14	3	5	2	2	2	1	3	3	2		2	4	5
POPULATION	Males	11,654	761	248	255	247	295	275	302	259	272	261	288	263	272	2	286	262	246
POPULATION	Females	13,845	751	256	255	275	247	293	277	299	277	267	275	282	302	2	288	295	299
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	1,628	751	255	243	149	51	20	1	1					1		1
	Illiterates Read only	309		1	12	62	52	18	6	2		1		1
	Education unspecified	173				22	7	3	3	3			2	2	4		4	5	6
2N. SEBASTOPOL.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	262	120	56	41	16	7	4
	Illiterates Read only	44				17	15	5	1
	Education unspecified	10					1			1		1					1		2
POPULATION	Males	1,432	120	56	41	40	43	48	37	50	41	32	32	38	22		31	31	33
POPULATION	Females	1,537	116	21	39	39	35	42	28	47	33	50	37	33	26		23	29	30
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	229	116	21	39	21	11
	Illiterates Read only	57				13	8										1
	Education unspecified	6
2/O. BROWNS AND SCARSDALE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	76	33	13	12	5									3
	Illiterates Read only	11				6	3	1
	Education unspecified	7				1
POPULATION	Males	437	33	13	12	15	3	11	14	7	8	10	8	7	10		14	10	8
POPULATION	Females	397	25	9	6	14	9	10	10	15	11	11	6	11	7		6	7	6
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	52	25	9	6	5	2
	Illiterates Read only	5				2	1
	Education unspecified	5				1												1
2P. SMYTHESDALE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	24	12	2	5	2	3
	Illiterates Read only	5			2	2		1
	Education unspecified
POPULATION	Males	221	12	2	7	5	10	7	5	4	7	7	3	1	3		6	2	3
POPULATION	Females	222	21	4	4	6	4	4	7	2	4	3	6	6	3		3	5	2
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	38	21	4	4	3	1	2
	Illiterates Read only	5					1
	Education unspecified
2Q. WARRNAMBOOL.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	408	183	63	72	33	11	3	1				1		2
	Illiterates Read only	41			1	12	12	2	1
	Education unspecified	39				13	3
POPULATION	Males	2,941	183	63	73	71	62	85	78	86	64	71	76	56	64		61	60	59
POPULATION	Females	3,463	232	75	73	84	89	77	89	91	78	53	67	63	75		76	80	58
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	506	232	75	73	42	17	7	2		1
	Illiterates Read only	70				19	15
	Education unspecified	33				10	4	1		1					1			2

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.


		1	9	1					2	2		2	2	13	8	2	1	1
			10							1	1			1	1
			2	1	1		1	1	4	1		2	3	2	4	1	2	1	1
4	11	10	140	61	34	28	31	31	28	18	14	15	19	48	38	15	8	5	1		2
13	6	20	128	84	35	49	30	49	23	24	24	15	25	27	25	13	4	1	1		2
			4			1				1				2	3
			6							2			4	4	3	3	1				1
1			6	2	4	1	1	2		2	1	1	1	3	1	1

		1	13	1			2		1	2	1	3	6	1	3	1
			44										2	2	2	3			1

15	15	16	313	115	58	47	60	54	31	37	24	34	36	53	34	21	2	2	1		2
33	28	40	342	175	108	98	79	72	70	59	42	55	59	55	32	18	7	3			3
			16					3		2	1		8	6	2	1		1
			25								5	4	3	6	8	6	1	1			1
					2	2	1			1				1		1


		3	241	5	4	3	5	7	6	9	7	8	10	13	11	7	6	2		1
			121	2		1	3		3	3	3	2	11	12	13	14	11	4	2
3	6	2	37	22	10	5	7	7	5	1	2	4	2	3	1	2	2	1			4
238	242	213	2,736	1,487	754	813	857	758	672	392	265	271	296	435	343	186	82	24	6	1	12
333	302	308	2,796	1,825	1,216	1,296	1,100	921	769	461	406	405	391	466	269	133	69	18	5	1	36
1	1	1	223	4	8	6	2	6	5	3	7	10	32	30	19	8	12	1	2		1
1			142	1	2		3	2	10	3	6	16	25	37	16	14	12	3		1	3
2	2	4	46	23	12	15	12	9	9	7	6	6	8	9	3	2	2	1			3

		1	27	1	1				3		1	2	3	4	2			1
			38									1		3	1					1
1			3	4					1		1			1
27	27	18	383	167	81	93	99	87	74	40	25	31	37	41	36	12	3	3		1	2
28	22	27	370	159	102	137	127	99	73	57	38	47	48	56	28	13	7
			32								3	4	4	7		3
			21	1			1	1		1	2	3	8	14	4	1
						1		1		1			2	1

			8				1		1		1		2	1	3	1
			10											1
1	1		1	2	2			1	1
10	3	7	93	52	30	29	32	29	22	17	10	7	14	14	13	10	6		1
5	9	8	104	41	26	32	30	20	30	13	8	11	7	22	5	5	3
			7		1									3		1
			3										2
			1	1			2			1

			5
			3

7	7	4	52	29	10	17	17	15	7	9	10	4	4	11	6	6	3
2	3	1	45	16	16	17	22	14	8	7	8	6	10	12	10		2
			6											2				1
			1										1		3


		1	51	1		2	2	3	3	5	1	4	3	7	4	1	2		1
	1		27	1							2		1	4	3		1	1
2	1	3	16	6	5	2			1		1		1	4	1						2
48	49	59	713	336	218	200	215	219	154	111	86	76	69	95	62	31	24	4	5		4
90	61	69	766	434	280	329	288	210	190	113	106	103	80	84	54	26	16	2	1		1
1			69	1	1	3	2	3	3	4	5	7	5	10	7	3	2	1
			34					1	2	3	5	5	6	6	4	2	2
3	1	1	17	7	5		1	1				1	1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
WESTERN DISTRICT.
2R. ARARAT.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	292	109	27	32	14	9	3										1
	Illiterates Read only	53				8	5		1
	Education unspecified	35				8	2		2		1
POPULATION	Males	1,795	109	27	32	36	40	39	26	41	31	37	18	27	24		22	22	23
POPULATION	Females	1,785	84	36	23	33	32	34	37	38	37	26	39	29	27		33	36	31
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	187	84	36	23	15	9	3
	Illiterates Read only	28				6	7
	Education unspecified	350				4	1	1		3	1		1	1	1			1
2S. HAMILTON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	299	120	41	45	33	20	5	2			1
	Illiterates Read only	33				12	8	6
	Education unspecified	14							1	1
POPULATION	Males	1,942	120	41	45	52	51	48	66	51	55	42	43	45	57		51	46	41
POPULATION	Females	2,082	130	45	48	60	48	50	57	52	49	45	45	56	38		46	38	42
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	305	130	45	48	39	5	6
	Illiterates Read only	49				14	10	6
	Education unspecified	38				4		1						2	1		2	1	2
2T. KOROIT
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	131	70	20	18												1
	Illiterates Read only	86				20	28	26			2
	Education unspecified	12											1		1
POPULATION	Males	862	70	20	18	20	28	26	18	29	16	31	13	14	18		14	15	13
POPULATION	Females	822	47	23	18	23	14	18	23	21	15	15	17	20	13		16	14	21
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	114	47	23	18														1
	Illiterates Read only	72				23	12	18
	Education unspecified	16					1
2U. PORT FAIRY.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	206	97	19	23	17	12	5	3				1			1			1
	Illiterates Read only	22			1	2	7	1
	Education unspecified	16				2	1	2										1
POPULATION	Males	968	97	19	24	21	29	22	19	20	24	7	22	12	16	1	13	20	16
POPULATION	Females	1,022	74	20	30	30	23	20	20	23	18	17	14	12	22		16	21	15
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	164	74	20	30	14	7	1									1
	Illiterates Read only	19				4	1	1
	Education unspecified	34				8	2								1				3
2V. PORTLAND.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	142	62	19	23	16	8	1											1
	Illiterates Read only	16				5	1	2				1
	Education unspecified	3				1
POPULATION	Males	965	62	19	23	28	23	26	19	29	25	30	21	16	16		11	18	13
POPULATION	Females	1,220	74	23	16	32	22	27	33	34	21	25	35	29	20		28	20	24
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	151	74	23	16	16	5			1				1					1
	Illiterates Read only	30				7	3	1										1
	Education unspecified	9				1	1										1
WIMMERA DISTRICT.
2W. HORSHAM.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	225	94	29	38	20	11	5	2	1				1			1
	Illiterates Read only	71				12	29	25	2
	Education unspecified
POPULATION	Males	1,293	94	29	38	32	42	37	48	38	26	44	32	44	31		38	23	21
POPULATION	Females	1,431	113	27	31	51	49	42	38	48	35	34	41	33	32		31	25	25
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	247	113	27	31	37	20	3										1
	Illiterates Read only	83				14	29	33
	Education unspecified	1
2X. STAWELL.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	390	176	45	73	50	10	3	1						1
	Illiterates Read only	47				7	13	6	1	1	1
	Education unspecified	44				1	2	3	2		1	2		3	3		1	2	3
POPULATION	Males	2,485	176	45	73	66	62	72	70	84	63	68	60	58	46		60	53	51
POPULATION	Females	2,833	193	59	67	64	65	71	68	63	63	61	64	52	64		64	56	43
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	411	193	59	67	47	13	6		1
	Illiterates Read only	49				3	8	2						1
	Education unspecified	47					3	4	2	2	1			1	1		1	1	2

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


2			26	3	1	5	8	4	12	7	6	7	18	10	9	4	2			2
			14			2	3	4	3	4	7	3	5	2	1	1	4
1			13	1	2	2	5	2	3		1	1		2		1				2

22	21	19	319	129	96	131	154	166	121	97	88	70	64	69	60	32	11	3		17
31	33	38	332	202	122	137	156	133	117	85	73	76	67	52	43	14	9	1	1	22
			27					1	1	1	3	1	4	4	1					1
			13							1	4		2	8	2
1	5	3	13	10	9	18	31	27	42	29	31	42	35	19	15	5	3	1		20
1			61	1		4	1	2	7	2	3	2	1	2	3	3		1
			26								1		2		2	1	1
			2				4	4	1					3
34	30	31	510	233	112	145	125	151	120	63	49	39	43	54	34	37	17	3		1
44	28	50	500	248	164	194	166	121	119	76	62	43	44	59	33	15	13	1	1
			50		1						2	5	3	9	8	2	1	1
			30			1		1		1	1	3	3	5	3		1
2	2		8	9	4	2	4		4		1	3	1	1	1

				1		1				2		4	5	5	3	1	1
			76						1	1			1	4	2	1
	1		2	1	2	1	3	1				1	1
15	11	15	213	83	57	68	74	52	41	26	34	22	21	26	24	7	2		1	3
18	17	13	179	99	63	85	51	57	45	25	18	32	28	21	15	15	1
				1					2	2		3	5	7	5	1
			53		1		1		2	4	6	2	2	1
	1		1	1	2	3	1	2	1	1		1	1	1			1

			39	1			2	1		1		3	4	4	4	4	1	2	1
			10			2	1			1	1		1	3	1		1
1			5	2	2		1		1		1	2	2
14	13	17	193	93	60	85	86	74	51	36	24	21	24	40	14	13	7	5	1	1
20	25	24	199	121	70	89	86	79	61	32	39	33	25	28	16	13	4	2		1
	1		22	2		1		2	3	1	1	2	2	1	1	2
			6						1		2	3	2	2		1	1	1
1	2	1	11	7	2	4	1	2	3	1		2					1

		1	25	2					4	1	1	2		1	1		1
			9						1				2		2	1	1
			1								1		1
19	14	13	233	88	45	47	72	75	73	42	27	30	35	18	32	28	12	3		1
27	32	31	278	162	60	101	88	89	70	49	40	32	33	35	28	28	7	3	2	2
			23	1			1				1	2	5	2	2	1
			11	1					1			2	4	3	3	4	1
			2	1									1		4	1


			40	1	1		3	2	5		2	1	2	2	1	1	3
			68							1					1	1

30	22	22	374	156	68	74	87	93	85	55	37	21	22	24	19	9	5	2		1
33	30	36	403	180	123	118	90	87	78	40	38	29	26	24	12	4	6		1	1
			60	1	1		1			1	2	1	4	3	1		1
			76				1	1					1	2	1	1
												1

			65		3	1	1		4	2	3	1	4	6	3	3
			29					1	2	1	1	3	1	2	4	1	1		1
	2		17	8	5	3	1		1	1			2	1	1					4
56	35	35	649	290	154	193	181	155	125	82	51	51	65	90	51	30	17		1	6
67	54	60	635	344	259	239	228	163	130	102	97	88	69	72	45	23	10	3	1	6
			67							2	4	4	4	5	3	2	1
			14					1	2	1	7	3	6	6	4	1	4
4	1	1	14	10	5	4		1	3	1	2	1	3	2						1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—., SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
WIMMERA DISTRICT.
2Y. ST. ARNAUD.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	349	176	39	42	25	20	4	2	1	1		1			1
	Illiterates Read only	43				13	19	4	1	1					1
	Education unspecified	50				11	2	1	1	2	2						1	1	2
POPULATION	Males	1,815	176	39	42	53	61	54	49	48	50	51	40	41	46	2	26	34	32
POPULATION	Females	1,841	134	47	47	60	43	48	53	51	55	38	42	45	45	2	46	62	37
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	292	134	47	46	27	11	3		1	3		1
	Illiterates Read only	38			1	12	6	3	1
	Education unspecified	58				15	1		1		1			1			4	1
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
2Z. INGLEWOOD.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	89	38	13	14	10	6	1	1					1			1
	Illiterates Read only	4				2	1
	Education unspecified	2
POPULATION	Males	669	38	13	14	18	25	24	18	24	20	17	13	14	18		14	14	17
POPULATION	Females	651	42	20	10	17	17	16	17	12	20	13	19	16	10		17	12	11
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	88	42	20	10	9	2	2
	Illiterates Read only	6				2	2
	Education unspecified	2				1			1
3A. DUNOLLY.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	150	54	16	15	7	6	1				1
	Illiterates Read only	12		1			4	1
	Education unspecified	5
POPULATION	Males	698	54	17	15	11	19	18	19	26	17	11	13	16	11		10	9	12
POPULATION	Females	686	53	14	14	21	15	13	18	17	17	23	13	22	18		16	15	16
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	109	53	14	14	15	2											1
	Illiterates Read only	8				1	1							1
	Education unspecified	1				1
3B. TARNAGULLA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	47	23	8	7	5	2
	Illiterates Read only
	Education unspecified	6				2	1	1							1				1
POPULATION	Males	357	23	8	7	8	8	12	13	11	15	11	5	11	4		8	5	6
POPULATION	Females	372	32	8	11	12	8	10	6	5	9	8	11	6	9		4	16	5
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	64	32	8	11	7
	Illiterates Read only
	Education unspecified
3C. BENDIGO.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	2,392	1,031	327	327	168	88	23	14	3			1		2		1	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	164			12	43	39	12	2	1
	Education unspecified	152				23	9	2	4						1		10	4	3
POPULATION	Males	14,681	1,031	327	339	313	357	333	366	354	367	337	346	308	337	6	325	309	304
POPULATION	Females	16,093	1,043	300	316	383	365	340	393	345	369	349	310	376	344		311	356	313
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	2,099	1,043	300	307	140	47	5			1						1		1
	Illiterates Read only	339			9	67	36	2
	Education unspecified	102				22	4	1	1					3	1		1	1	1
3D. EAGLEHAWK.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	774	332	100	109	76	29	10	4	1	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	104			1	28	57	5	1
	Education unspecified	23				3	2		1	2					2	1		1
POPULATION	Males	4,132	332	100	110	122	117	107	107	101	117	96	108	96	83		82	84	95
POPULATION	Females	4,235	342	86	85	110	97	107	107	147	93	82	89	95	96		93	90	93
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	671	342	86	85	63	39	3		1							1
	Illiterates Read only	142				36	31	6	1	1								1
	Education unspecified	34				1	1		1						1		1	1	3

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—., SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.


			55		1		7	2	1		2	4	4	9	4	2	1
			39							1				2		1
	2		19	6	2	4	5	3	2	1		1	2	2							3
30	36	21	495	179	112	147	156	117	84	60	36	37	30	46	31	13	7	1			7
38	34	28	482	245	137	165	152	127	82	51	49	28	37	28	15	12	2				1
			46		1	1			1	5	2	2	2	4	1
			22					3		1	1	1	4	3	2
1	2		19	8	2	7	7	8		1		1	2	1	1	1


			19	1	1	2			1
			3					1
												1				1
9	11	5	191	70	31	32	42	43	37	25	19	30	20	19	25	13	6				1
13	19	9	157	81	38	58	42	45	36	31	21	12	13	21	16	3	2	2			1
			13											3
			4										1	1
			2

	1	1	15	2	1	5	4		3	2	1	3	2	6	11	6	3		1
			5						1			1	1	1	1	1
		1		1						2					1	1
11	11	4	161	57	45	49	53	28	46	26	11	15	23	29	34	24	9	1	1
11	9	8	177	75	45	62	48	45	41	16	18	17	14	26	9	7	3	1			1
			17	1						1		1		5	2		1
			3									2	1	2
			1

			7										1		1

			5	1
5	7	3	98	34	13	14	20	19	30	12	9	10	11	17	18	11	3
5	6	4	84	40	24	21	36	32	20	10	9	12	9	7	7	3	4	2			1
			7					1						1		3		1



3	1	2	299	9	3	15	24	23	33	34	26	24	55	51	47	32	25	3	2	1	1
			97		1		1	5		5	3	3	4	14	6	5	6	1		1
2	2		39	21	5	9	11	11	11	9	6	5	2	5	9	3	2				4
325	303	263	3,424	1,829	1,005	1,128	1,111	1,028	782	501	394	342	382	416	310	189	83	24	6	2	28
317	349	327	3,574	1,973	1,376	1,571	1,240	1,082	787	620	471	422	424	412	248	138	59	12	2		23
		1	193	3	1	4	2	5	8	9	28	27	38	67	31	20	12	1
			105			1	1		2	10	22	30	37	57	32	21	10	1	1
	1	1	32	5	3	6	6	8	7	6	5	5	1	10	2	4	1				1

			122		4	9	13	14	13	7	12	5	15	8	8	1	2
			91				1	1		1	1	1	3	2	2
1		1	11	3	1	1	1	2	1			1	1			1
81	96	85	1,054	523	255	311	312	275	199	118	120	96	86	123	70	31	14	1			2
89	83	83	1,023	531	333	370	318	283	197	143	104	101	97	116	72	25	5	3			1
			106	1			3	1	2	2	5	6	2	12	10	5	1	2
			75	1						2	9	5	15	18	13	4
2	1		4	8	2	2		2	3	1	1	3	3	3	1	1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—., SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
3E. RAYWOOD.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	57	26	6	9	4	1						1
	Illiterates Read only	4				2											1
	Education unspecified	3
POPULATION	Males	262	26	6	9	6	6	12	3	8	7	8	9	5	6		6	7	2
POPULATION	Females	199	14	4	5	4	9	6	3	7	6	8	5	5	6		1	3	2
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	34	14	4	5	2
	Illiterates Read only	5
	Education unspecified
3F. ECHUCA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	341	142	35	44	34	18	2	2	4	1							1	1
	Illiterates Read only	41			2	4	18	4		1
	Education unspecified	20				2	1										2	1
POPULATION	Males	2,035	142	35	46	56	66	41	54	43	48	49	44	48	43		43	45	40
POPULATION	Females	2,054	140	44	42	34	58	53	43	41	52	46	43	48	39		44	46	44
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	290	140	44	42	23	12	1							1			1
	Illiterates Read only	40				3	12	3	1	1
	Education unspecified	20				1	2								1		1	2
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
3G. WANGARATTA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	223	94	22	24	22	11	4	3		1				1
	Illiterates Read only	13				3	5	1	1	1
	Education unspecified	9				2	1	1				1
POPULATION	Males	1,279	94	22	24	33	31	29	24	30	18	32	21	32	17		30	15	26
POPULATION	Females	1,342	106	26	31	36	36	30	37	21	30	28	29	33	23		30	25	28
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	214	106	26	31	22	12	3	2			1
	Illiterates Read only	16				5	2	2
	Education unspecified	5				2
3H. RUTHERGLEN.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	128	73	20	15	10	4									1
	Illiterates Read only	13			1	4	2	3
	Education unspecified	16																	1
POPULATION	Males	918	73	20	16	18	21	15	16	22	22	15	15	18	11	1	18	19	16
POPULATION	Females	830	64	23	15	26	21	17	19	22	20	11	19	18	9		13	14	24
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	134	64	23	15	17	8		1
	Illiterates Read only	15				2	1	1	1
	Education unspecified	5				1
GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
31. SALE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	233	100	34	43	23	10	5	1					1
	Illiterates Read only	36			4	8	9	1	1
	Education unspecified	21				1	2	2		2	1		2			3			1
POPULATION	Males	1,586	100	34	47	35	50	44	41	51	43	37	53	33	35	3	32	39	38
POPULATION	Females	1,876	113	42	38	46	39	46	41	47	49	43	38	45	55	1	28	35	51
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	249	113	42	38	22	6	1	2								1
	Illiterates Read only	30				6	3	1	2
	Education unspecified	19				1	3	1								1
MIGRATORY.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read
	Illiterates Read only
	Education unspecified	539														180
POPULATION	Males	539														180
POPULATION	Females	446														150
Females	Illiterates Cannot read
	Illiterates Read only
	Education unspecified	446														150

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—., SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			6		2		1		2	3	1	1
			2	1											1
															1	1	1
6	5	3	70	29	14	15	21	16	18	11	5	1	4	6	6	4	1
5		5	59	16	12	14	15	13	17	2	2	4	6	9	3	3				1
			2		1						1		2	4	1
												1	2	1	1


			61	2	2	3	12	11	6	3	5	1	6	4	3		1
			27						3	1	1	2		1	1	1		1	1
	1		3	4		1	3	3	2	1			1	1		1
36	39	48	492	251	124	142	180	139	112	69	67	56	45	62	37	20	9	1	2	4
51	39	58	452	282	176	208	161	119	113	78	63	53	36	43	26	11	5			2
			37	1			2	4		3	3		4	8	1	1
			20			1	1		1		1	2	2	4	5	3
1			4	4	4	2		2	1		1			1	1


			42		3	5	6	6	2	3	4	4	5	1	1	1
			11							1				1
			5		1			1		1				1
29	24	22	267	146	81	129	114	123	73	38	40	39	36	22	16	11	1		1	2
20	33	36	303	172	126	142	118	78	59	38	31	28	34	17	17	6	4	2		4
			40			1		1	1	1		1	1	3	2
			9						2		2	1	1					1
	1		2	1				1			1

			15			1	1	2					1
			9						1		1		1
				1	2	1	1	5	1		2		2							1
16	24	14	174	107	89	96	82	94	49	37	29	12	17	8	10	3	1			1
24	23	19	182	117	83	85	77	59	35	25	11	16	14	13	8	1	1			1
			26									1	1	1	1	1				1
			5					1			2	2	3	2
1			1	1		3


			40				1	1	1	2	1		3	4	2					1
			19				1	1	1	1	1	1		4	1	1	1
1			13	2	1	1	1		1	1					1
19	29	27	425	184	88	105	107	107	96	77	47	29	46	48	26	14	4		1	1
44	38	43	450	239	154	166	130	116	111	68	52	40	60	43	29	12	4	4	1	4
			31	1			1	1	1	1	4	1	1	6	4	3		1
			12				1			2		1	1	6	5	1				1
1		2	6	3		1	1	1	1	2		2		1						1



																				359
																				359
																				296


																				296

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—., SECTION B.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
1. COBURG.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	586	213	93	79	52	22	8	4									3
	Illiterates Read only	48				14	19	5	1
	Education unspecified	27				2			1	1	1			1	1		1	2	3
POPULATION	Males	3,394	213	93	79	72	76	77	82	85	79	74	82	74	69		53	64	53
POPULATION	Females	3,378	196	73	79	80	96	80	90	99	81	79	77	70	69		67	68	73
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	488	196	73	79	51	31	9	1	1			1	1				1
	Illiterates Read only	59				16	19	3		1
	Education unspecified	48				4		1	1				1	1	1		2	1	1
2. PRESTON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	321	165	49	55	23	10	3	1					1
	Illiterates Read only	39				12	11	3
	Education unspecified	29				3	2		2	1	1						1		1
POPULATION	Males	1,975	165	49	55	46	51	61	55	68	60	48	58	47	34		54	35	46
POPULATION	Females	2,084	130	48	60	40	69	56	59	53	69	56	58	57	45	1	50	46	43
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	297	130	48	60	25	14	2	1			1				1
	Illiterates Read only	39				3	19		1
	Education unspecified	38				3	1	1			1				1		1
3. BOROONDARA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	569	260	99	91	59	20	14	3						1
	Illiterates Read only	50				19	16	7	1	1
	Education unspecified	45				16	3					2			2		1
POPULATION	Males	3,927	260	99	91	111	86	123	116	124	109	96	109	74	98		94	60	85
POPULATION	Females	4,675	229	93	75	100	87	88	102	118	87	81	104	86	92		102	99	81
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	515	229	93	75	61	27	7	1	2			2
	Illiterates Read only	64				20	18	4		1
	Education unspecified	45				7	2	2						1	1		3	1
5. WYNDHAM.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	190	99	28	30	18	6	2	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	12				6	2
	Education unspecified	6
POPULATION	Males	1,545	99	28	30	33	34	26	32	37	44	21	25	29	25		16	31	33
POPULATION	Females	1,212	118	38	34	37	34	36	40	33	21	19	28	23	26		23	30	11
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	230	118	38	34	19	4	6	1		1		1					1
	Illiterates Read only	15				6	2	1
	Education unspecified	19				2	3	1		3			2		2				2
6. BRAYBROOK.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	122	51	16	10	12	12	1							1			1
	Illiterates Read only	11						2
	Education unspecified	26				1	1		2			1							1
POPULATION	Males	791	51	16	10	14	27	17	23	20	22	23	15	22	12		22	15	9
POPULATION	Females	639	39	12	21	19	21	22	17	19	20	16	19	19	12		11	16	10
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	106	39	12	21	12	6	2			1		1					1	1
	Illiterates Read only	12				4	3
	Education unspecified	7				3											1
7. KEILOR.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	36	19	3	11
	Illiterates Read only	7				2	1			1
	Education unspecified	7				1											1		1
POPULATION	Males	335	19	3	11	7	7	3	7	4	9	6	5	4	7		6	5	6
POPULATION	Females	278	17	8	3	2	7	7	7	6	6	4	7	5	7		2	2	7
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	31	17	8	3	1
	Illiterates Read only	6				1
	Education unspecified	10
8. BROADMEADOWS.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	119	60	14	17	14	4
	Illiterates Read only	11			1	2	4
	Education unspecified	9				3											1
POPULATION	Males	900	60	14	18	26	22	29	17	15	27	17	27	17	26		25	19	13
POPULATION	Females	827	54	20	19	17	16	22	35	24	26	17	14	24	18		15	15	18
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	114	54	20	19	10	6		1
	Illiterates Read only	8				2	3
	Education unspecified	2				1	1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


2	1	3	86	9	17	13	19	12	16	7	5	3	3	4	4					3
			39			1			1			1	3	1	1			1
	2		7	8	1	1	3	2	3					1		1
53	54	43	770	320	242	267	274	335	233	165	120	66	69	55	52	21	8	2		10
55	63	50	821	376	205	268	299	283	211	122	101	95	87	63	44	25	14	5	1	10
	1		95	2	5	5	5	1	3	6	4	3	1	4	3	1	1	1
			39					1	4	1	4	2	1	4	1	2
2	1	1	9	8	2	4	4	2	4	5	1	1		3						5

	1		38	1						1		2	2	2	2	1	1	2
			26			1				1	5	1	3	1	1
2		2	9	6	2		1	4	4		1		1		1
33	37	30	528	235	108	151	136	132	123	81	45	40	42	39	25	8	6	4		3
35	29	37	563	240	145	166	148	154	115	85	61	54	33	37	25	10	4	4		2
1			44	1		2		1	1			1	1	2	3	2		1
			23				1				1	2	3	5	4
2	1	1	7	5	2	8	2	3	2	1		1	1	1	3	1		1

1			97	1		1	3	2	1		3	2	1	5	1	1	1
			44						1		1	1	1	1			1
			23	1	1	2	3		2		1	1		3	1	2		1		4
68	54	66	1,046	427	214	215	233	355	254	176	131	113	85	97	81	29	13	4		4
103	87	104	945	576	358	393	435	417	345	190	148	123	117	108	61	41	14	4		3
	1		100	1		2		1	2		2	2	4	2	2
			43					3	1	1	2	1	3	4	2	3	1
1	1		13	6	4	2	5	1	2	2	2	2	4	2

			28						1		1	1	1		1
			8								1	2	1
						1	1	1	2				1
29	24	30	306	163	133	155	145	147	99	54	47	37	36	31	16	6	2	1	1	9
20	21	17	297	128	82	104	98	87	67	43	34	23	22	19	11	4	2			1
			32	1			1			1	1		1	1	1		1
			9						1	1	2	1	1
			13	2		1		1			2

			26	1			3	4	1	2	3		1	1	2	1
			2					2	1	1				3	1	1
1			5	2	5		1	1	1	1					1		1			8
17	15	18	195	96	52	57	53	65	53	35	24	20	14	12	16	6	1			16
11	6	3	184	57	39	44	50	34	45	24	20	15	22	13	9	3	6			2
			22	2			1		1		1	1	1		3		1
			7									2	1	1			1
			3	1					1				1							1

					1					1						1
			4												1	1	1
		1	1	3							2									1
10	4	16	59	47	19	20	28	28	16	16	18	7	11	10	12	6	3	1		1
1	3	2	58	17	23	27	21	19	23	15	8	6	13	7	8	2	2			1
			1										1	1
			1										2		2		1
					1	1	1		1	2		1	1	1		1

			18								3		1		2	2		1		1
			6									2		1	1
			3	1			1		1						1					2
19	18	9	223	103	66	56	57	75	54	52	25	27	14	15	20	13	4	1
11	15	23	213	97	52	62	69	62	42	34	28	21	20	15	13	5	1
			17						2				1	1
			5											3
			2

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
9. EPPING.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	95	41	13	13	9	1		1
	Illiterates Read only	14					5			1
	Education unspecified	14				2								1					1
POPULATION	Males	623	41	13	13	13	12	18	16	16	14	14	11	10	8		11	12	16
POPULATION	Females	559	37	13	18	10	17	13	16	14	14	12	15	14	18		12	12	13
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	85	37	13	18	4	6
	Illiterates Read only	11					2
	Education unspecified	6				2											1		1
10. HEIDELBERG.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	295	131	38	51	21	16	4	2					1
	Illiterates Read only	38				10	12	3	1								1
	Education unspecified	357				3		1							1
POPULATION	Males	2,512	131	38	51	50	64	53	56	55	53	45	43	45	43		33	40	41
POPULATION	Females	2,496	127	57	47	52	41	58	44	49	48	48	52	40	51		39	41	41
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	294	127	55	47	26	12	7	1										1
	Illiterates Read only	57		2		15	9	3
	Education unspecified	359				2	3
11. TEMPLESTOWE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	78	42	13	7	5	1					1			1
	Illiterates Read only	7				1	5	1
	Education unspecified	9						1		1
POPULATION	Males	489	42	13	7	8	13	7	5	12	11	10	10	10	8		13	11	6
POPULATION	Females	443	31	12	17	14	12	8	10	12	9	11	10	8	5		8	5	6
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	81	31	12	17	10	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	8				2	2		1
	Education unspecified	6						1						1			1
12. DONCASTER.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	90	40	8	15	5	7	1
	Illiterates Read only	19				1	9
	Education unspecified	3													1
POPULATION	Males	559	40	8	15	8	20	7	18	14	9	16	17	15	15		17	18	15
POPULATION	Females	476	36	10	13	13	16	7	15	7	15	14	12	6	10		12	10	5
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	78	36	10	13	4	1	1		1
	Illiterates Read only	13				3	6
	Education unspecified	3				1
13. NUNAWADING.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	349	134	57	59	43	14	9	11									1
	Illiterates Read only	47				7	14	12	1										1
	Education unspecified	19				8	3	1	1					1
POPULATION	Males	2,267	134	57	59	60	59	51	65	80	84	70	64	50	55		47	59	52
POPULATION	Females	2,419	177	45	54	50	58	69	61	61	49	71	61	70	54		45	47	39
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	339	177	45	52	25	17	2	1	1			1
	Illiterates Read only	57			2	8	13	11		1
	Education unspecified	25				13	2	4										1
14. MULGRAVE
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	171	78	25	20	27	3	1									1
	Illiterates Read only	18			3	3	5	2
	Education unspecified	22				4									1		1
POPULATION	Males	1,067	78	25	23	37	21	22	28	30	34	22	25	21	23		35	23	18
POPULATION	Females	971	79	30	22	25	26	25	25	25	26	26	17	28	18		14	25	21
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	172	79	30	22	16	4		1			1
	Illiterates Read only	18				3	5		1
	Education unspecified	16				3	1										1
15. MOORABBIN.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	567	230	89	67	71	27	7	1							3
	Illiterates Read only	47				8	10	9	2
	Education unspecified	43				5	1	1	1	2
POPULATION	Males	3,622	230	89	67	102	85	101	101	107	95	89	80	68	78	3	83	75	85
POPULATION	Females	3,795	259	68	93	86	99	93	92	96	96	79	92	86	86		79	80	64
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	554	259	68	90	64	26	7	6		1	1							1
	Illiterates Read only	57			3	10	14	7		1
	Education unspecified	43				2		2	1		1	1		1			2	1	2

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			11				1		1	3	2			2	3	4		1
			6					1			1	1		1	3		1
	1		3	2	1	2	1	3	1						1
9	11	8	132	67	37	43	45	52	36	30	23	17	18	21	18	6	8	2		1
9	8	10	143	64	45	38	31	32	39	18	13	20	19	13	4	7	4	1
		1	10	1			1					1		3		1
			2									2	2	1	2	1	1
		1	2	3						1

		1	44	1		3	1	2	4	4	2	3	2	2	4	3
			26	1					1	1	1	2	1	1	3	1
		2	5	2	19	21	60	57	23	23	26	24	39	14	16	12	2	2		12

33	33	42	507	222	133	139	219	241	201	161	96	79	83	91	57	37	7	5	1	13
37	38	36	483	234	146	199	212	229	179	131	89	81	79	78	51	39	18	3	3	1
			46	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	2		3	2	1	2		1	1
			27		1	1		2	3		2	7	2	5	4	1
			5		10	24	41	50	32	35	28	39	33	26	20	10	5		1
			8						1		2	1			3	1
			7
1	1	1	2	3	1				1	1					1
6	8	10	94	54	28	37	34	38	37	21	17	18	15	11	17	2	3			1
7	6	7	99	39	39	39	25	32	23	24	8	10	8	18	10	4	2	1	1	1
			13							1	1	1	1	2	2
			5										2	1
			2	1	2										1

		2	13	2		1	1	1	1	1	1	1	3					2
			10		2		1		2	1	2								1
			1					1				1
12	11	8	139	81	44	32	34	51	29	21	9	13	17	7	10	5	1	1	1	1
8	12	12	115	59	36	35	31	27	27	13	18	12	13	15	8	1	3	2	1	1
			7					1			1	1	2	4	1		2
			9									1	1	1					1
			1		1				1

			77	1			1	1	5	3	3	1		3	2	2
			34	1				1	1	1	1		3	4			1
	1		14	1		1									2	1
45	34	45	638	282	123	123	135	164	130	105	66	59	48	60	43	26	6	6	1	2
43	44	37	604	255	146	159	191	215	146	93	74	75	49	46	44	15	11	6		4
			47		1	1		2	1	2	1	2	3	4				1
			33								2	2	3	4	6	1	3	1
			19	1		1	1	1		1						1

1			31	2			5	1	3		2		2			2
			10		1			1		1		1		1
2			5	3	4	4	3			3
15	20	16	263	127	59	64	75	85	71	44	33	23	28	30	20	7	8	2	1	1
20	8	18	241	106	59	77	76	61	61	34	29	24	19	29	13	6	3	1		1
			22		1		1	2	1	1	1	2	2	4	2	2
			9						1			2	2	4
			4	1	1	4	1		1	2			1	1

			109		2	8	13	9	7	3	8	6	3	9	4
			29			2		1			2	1		6	3	1	1	1
	1		10	1	1	5	5	6	4	4	1		2	2	2
58	57	64	909	422	209	243	253	275	241	160	131	113	88	75	65	31	12	4	2	3
81	72	52	905	428	267	324	302	294	216	151	130	85	89	67	60	31	20	2		4
			105	1	1	3		1	3	3	1	2	8	3	2	1	2	1
			32			1	1	1		1	1	3	3	2	6	1	2
			8	5	2	4	4	3	5	4	1		4	1			1			1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
16. DANDENONG.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	216	105	21	31	26	10	4				1		1	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	20			1	5	4		1
	Education unspecified	23				1				6		1			1
POPULATION	Males	1,506	105	21	32	35	27	34	32	33	36	44	31	36	36	2	37	26	31
POPULATION	Females	1,449	89	37	32	32	43	36	37	36	31	27	42	32	32		22	36	22
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	207	89	37	30	18	14	4		1
	Illiterates Read only	27			2	2	2	4										1
	Education unspecified	25				4				1			1	1			1	1	1
17. FERNTREE GULLY.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	221	98	32	37	16	12	4	4	1		1	1				1
	Illiterates Read only	20				4	3	4
	Education unspecified	20				3	2				1		1					1	1
POPULATION	Males	1,555	98	32	37	26	24	33	35	38	47	39	42	48	47		42	49	39
POPULATION	Females	1,250	92	34	36	22	36	30	42	33	29	31	37	33	33		31	12	17
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	210	92	34	36	15	13	3	1
	Illiterates Read only	28				5	10	3		2
	Education unspecified	10					1
18. LILYDALE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	414	158	56	62	48	19	14	10	4
	Illiterates Read only	34				1	10	5	3	2
	Education unspecified	2
POPULATION	Males	2,865	158	56	62	54	46	68	91	65	70	64	67	66	70	2	58	68	60
POPULATION	Females	2,483	189	60	50	66	65	59	65	65	76	73	63	70	64	2	49	65	37
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	402	189	60	50	51	15	12	2				1
	Illiterates Read only	42				8	7	5	1
	Education unspecified	17				1					1		2	2			1	1
19. ELTHAM.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	296	126	39	38	32	11	6
	Illiterates Read only	26				7	7	6
	Education unspecified	10				3	2
POPULATION	Males	1,801	126	39	38	48	43	56	35	51	29	50	49	46	43		29	36	41
POPULATION	Females	1,576	128	46	39	48	38	40	38	49	40	39	33	32	42		26	21	26
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	282	128	46	39	37	11	2											1
	Illiterates Read only	28				3	8	2				1
	Education unspecified	4					1	1
20. WHITTLESEA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	173	74	24	28	23	8	3										2
	Illiterates Read only	21				3	5	1	1
	Education unspecified	2				1
POPULATION	Males	1,124	74	24	28	33	24	30	24	24	24	28	27	34	23		27	31	25
POPULATION	Females	994	67	25	26	26	20	28	31	30	40	25	21	32	24		21	15	16
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	148	67	25	23	14	2		2					1	1
	Illiterates Read only	35			3	9	5	1
	Education unspecified	3						1
21. MERRIANG.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	92	47	14	16	5	3	1			1
	Illiterates Read only	10				3	5
	Education unspecified	6						2					1					1
POPULATION	Males	544	47	14	16	10	16	10	17	12	12	10	10	10	7		12	9	10
POPULATION	Females	475	30	13	10	14	14	10	12	8	16	8	6	9	10		6	14	3
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	68	30	13	10	5	4
	Illiterates Read only	20				5	2	2
	Education unspecified	10				1			1		1
22. SPRINGFIELD.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	62	24	9	12	4	2								1
	Illiterates Read only	9				2		1
	Education unspecified	5				1							1
POPULATION	Males	355	24	9	12	10	7	10	5	8	7	9	5	2	7		6	6	4
POPULATION	Females	276	14	7	3	3	5	6	3	3	7	7	6	12	4		11	8	6
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	35	14	7	3	1	1	2
	Illiterates Read only	2				1
	Education unspecified	3

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


	2		44	2		1		2	1	2		2	2	3
1			10	1									1	3	3	1
			9		1		1	3	1	4	1		2					1
30	44	15	346	183	95	102	105	134	96	73	51	38	35	44	22	12	6	3		3
25	28	23	348	156	93	120	114	113	91	60	39	29	43	35	28	10	8	1	1	2
			37					1	2			2	3	2	3	1
			8	1					1	1		2	4	2	4		2
			7	3	4	2	1	2	4				2

			39	1		1		1	1	2	1	2	1	3		1				1
			11					1	1	1		3	1	1		1
		1	7	3		1	3	2		1	1	1		1
30	15	26	379	201	78	125	93	122	92	63	67	47	44	42	19	9	6			1
26	27	18	326	131	79	97	88	84	82	49	41	40	33	25	8	4	1
			32		2			1		2	1	4	1	4		1
			20						1	2	2	2		1
2			1	2			3	1			1			2

			95		1	3	4	1	3	8	4	6	3	5	2	2	1
	1		21	1	1		3	2	1	1			1	2		1
					1						1
54	50	53	663	343	188	196	201	239	186	139	114	80	93	68	45	21	6			7
47	47	52	668	297	145	158	196	174	147	95	78	59	61	55	29	15	3	2	1	1
2	1		81	3	1	1		1	3	3		2	3	3		2
			21				1	1		2	1	2	4	4	4	2
		1	6	3		1			1			1	2	1	2

			49			3	1	2	3	7	2	5	4	7	6	2	1			1
			20			1					2		2	1
			5	1	1			2		1
23	25	27	450	181	96	126	117	115	113	79	74	46	60	68	49	17	4	1		2
26	14	33	399	146	108	129	115	90	89	55	50	50	48	38	32	5	8	1
			50	1			1		1		2		2	6	5		1
			14				1					1	4	2	1	3	2
			2								1				1

			34	2		1	1		1	2		3			1		1	1
		1	10	1				2			1		1	2	2	2
			1			1
25	28	27	271	163	67	80	82	72	56	49	36	38	29	27	13	9	4	2
15	8	12	277	87	65	72	76	70	48	34	38	30	29	18	15	11	3	3
			20						1			1	3	4	1	2		1
			15			1			1				6	4	2	1	1	1
			1								1						1

			10					1						2	2
			8										1	1
			3	1			1										1
11	10	8	114	60	23	32	42	50	31	24	14	11	13	24	15	8	5	1
7	10	8	107	48	36	35	41	39	28	11	8	18	22	10	12	2	3	2
			9				1						1	2	2
			9								1	2	1	2	4			1
			3		1	1	1	1	1					1		1

			7				1		2			1	3	1	2
			3								1		2	1			2
			2	1	1				1
7	5	8	70	36	24	33	25	24	27	9	9	10	16	11	5	6	4			1
4	6	5	56	40	21	26	28	20	15	8	8	6	8	4	6	3	1	1	1
			4				1			1		2		1		1			1
			1												1
		1		1	1						1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
23. LANCEFIELD.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	82	38	9	7	5	5	1
	Illiterates Read only	10				3	3		1	1
	Education unspecified	1				1
POPULATION	Males	660	38	9	7	14	18	16	20	12	21	14	16	11	12		13	12	11
POPULATION	Females	538	27	13	9	14	11	8	12	17	8	14	18	10	21		12	17	12
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	61	27	13	9	6	2	3			1
	Illiterates Read only	1				1
	Education unspecified	3					1	1	1
24. ROMSEY.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	145	50	19	25	12	7	3	1						1
	Illiterates Read only	34			1	5	9	2				1
	Education unspecified	7				2
POPULATION	Males	913	50	19	26	21	26	21	21	26	17	21	15	19	20		18	18	16
POPULATION	Females	796	45	14	12	21	19	12	17	22	22	14	13	21	17		14	16	12
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	107	45	14	12	11	2	2
	Illiterates Read only	34				9	9			1
	Education unspecified	7																1
25. BULLA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	101	35	16	12	6	7	2	1						3				1
	Illiterates Read only	13					3	3	1										1
	Education unspecified	241													1
POPULATION	Males	1,015	35	16	12	7	25	14	24	11	16	10	14	11	23		14	18	12
POPULATION	Females	1,110	48	15	19	13	16	17	19	15	13	13	19	13	10		17	20	16
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	98	48	15	19	5	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	6				1		1
	Education unspecified	227				2		1	1
26. GISBORNE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	124	57	14	11	23	6									1		1
	Illiterates Read only	19				5	9	2
	Education unspecified	3
POPULATION	Males	1,053	57	14	11	30	29	12	32	25	19	25	26	21	19	1	23	15	16
POPULATION	Females	1,168	56	31	22	18	19	25	18	36	23	24	24	21	27		20	31	35
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	141	56	31	21	15	3			1
	Illiterates Read only	23			1	2	8	3	1
	Education unspecified	5
27. MELTON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	90	39	15	15	7	2	1		1
	Illiterates Read only	11			1	1	3	1
	Education unspecified	8				5
POPULATION	Males	674	39	15	16	13	10	17	17	17	12	16	7	9	14		9	17	11
POPULATION	Females	559	42	12	15	18	14	15	10	10	10	20	10	19	11		13	6	11
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	84	42	12	14	11	4	1
	Illiterates Read only	7			1	1	2	2
	Education unspecified	7				3	1	1				1
28. BACCHUS MARSH.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	205	91	29	36	16	7	5							1			1
	Illiterates Read only	28			2	3	10	3			1
	Education unspecified	15				2	1	2		1		1							1
POPULATION	Males	1,336	91	29	38	26	34	30	27	30	30	39	31	29	29		24	32	25
POPULATION	Females	1,225	89	19	24	40	30	37	30	22	32	28	21	25	29		20	26	25
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	176	89	19	24	26	5	1
	Illiterates Read only	33				6	8	1
	Education unspecified	14				3	3								1
29. BALLAN.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	474	187	70	69	31	9	3	1	2
	Illiterates Read only	72				17	21	5	2										1
	Education unspecified	24				6	1	1	4		1	1			1		1
POPULATION	Males	2,902	187	70	69	72	70	73	81	65	85	82	75	74	75		72	55	60
POPULATION	Females	2,692	191	64	80	65	77	68	85	82	74	56	74	59	64		63	64	58
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	444	191	64	79	37	13	7		1		2			1
	Illiterates Read only	82			1	9	20	1
	Education unspecified	27				6	3	1	1									1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


		1	11	1		2	2		1		2		3	2	1	1	1		1
			8											1	1
			1
13	18	10	154	77	48	54	49	50	41	27	26	16	20	18	12	10	3		1
11	13	12	133	77	32	42	45	44	31	21	19	9	11	14	5	3	1	1		1
			12
			1
			3

			24		1		1		5	1	2	3	3	4	3	2	2
			17					1	3	1	2	2	2	2	2	1
1			2	1	1		1		1				1
16	20	12	207	100	61	42	71	73	57	28	30	34	27	45	22	11	6	2		2
14	16	10	178	82	64	53	83	61	38	29	25	29	26	23	16	5	10	3
			15						1	1	2	3	4	3	2	1	4
			19						1		1	2	4	3	2	1	1
				1	2	1		1	1			1

			19	1						1	4		6	3	2		2
			7	1								1	2	1				1
			1		3	6	18	33	24	14	33	26	28	18	15	5	4	1		12
15	5	8	155	72	54	97	73	79	75	50	69	58	59	44	30	11	8	2		16
17	18	9	148	97	64	88	89	101	67	60	50	68	58	46	26	23	8	2	1	32
			8								1		2	2	2	1
			2										2	1		1
			4		1	8	14	12	18	17	23	19	37	31	20	12	4	1	1	5

			30	1	1				1	2		2	1	1	1	2
			16				1							1	1
													1	1			1
12	22	12	239	100	72	90	94	83	66	47	29	31	29	36	28	21	5	1
24	27	25	235	162	75	112	100	87	77	41	33	35	33	28	18	12	7	2	1	1
			19		1				2			3		4	1		2		1
			14							1			1	1	2	3
												1	1	1	2

			11		1	1	2			1	2		2		1
			5				1						2	1				1
	1		5	1			1	1
13	16	6	132	72	44	58	72	53	45	21	24	28	19	17	12	4	2	1
9	8	11	137	58	39	42	39	41	33	21	12	16	21	20	3	4	4
			16
			5												1
			6			1

			29	1			2	3		2	1	2		2	2	1		2		2
			17				1							2	1	4			1
	1	1	7	3				1		1	2		1
17	22	26	305	146	100	111	83	110	75	38	41	36	38	38	25	22	2	3	2	3
23	21	19	294	134	91	98	99	93	56	40	34	38	38	31	27	8	7	2	2	1
			32								1	1	2	2	3	1		1	1
			15							1		1	2	6	5	1		1	1
1			7	1		1	1					1	1			1				1

			46		2	3	6	3	6	7	13	11	14	17	10	7				2
			45	1	1	1		1	1	1	2	4	5	3	2	1	4
			15	1						4		1	1	1			1
47	42	50	752	326	158	187	189	176	164	109	87	82	94	111	72	39	19	5	1	5
57	42	39	704	323	144	182	198	198	138	86	78	79	81	61	43	24	12	1	4	1
			61					1	2	5	6	4	8	10	5	2	4		2
	1		30	1					1	2	5	4	11	13	7	4	2	1
			11	1	1	1	2	2	1		3	1	3	1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
30. BUNGAREE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	355	154	55	44	19	7	5						1	1
	Illiterates Read only	48			1	8	17	2		1
	Education unspecified	36				5	3		1								1
POPULATION	Males	2,307	154	55	45	48	69	68	53	61	51	52	50	62	55	2	50	47	36
POPULATION	Females	1,953	138	51	53	49	63	46	50	57	55	52	55	42	45	1	33	49	42
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	331	138	51	53	27	13	2							1
	Illiterates Read only	51				4	15	3
	Education unspecified	36				13								1			1		1
31. BUNINYONG.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	547	241	70	69	41	12	5			2								1
	Illiterates Read only	63				17	11	3		1
	Education unspecified	54				4	4	1	4	3	2		1	3				1
POPULATION	Males	3,290	241	70	69	77	63	72	68	79	72	64	62	70	57	1	79	59	72
POPULATION	Females	2,907	203	71	72	66	66	70	62	63	60	72	60	65	50	4	56	61	47
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	478	203	71	72	35	14	2	3					1
	Illiterates Read only	83				12	14	4	1					1
	Education unspecified	30				8	5	1	1	1	1	3	1		1				1
32. MEREDITH.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	133	57	15	22	12	7	2
	Illiterates Read only	20			1	3	2	2										1
	Education unspecified	8				2
POPULATION	Males	738	57	15	23	19	20	20	17	17	15	16	11	13	9		9	13	8
POPULATION	Females	636	43	13	16	16	21	21	21	16	19	18	19	13	17		11	10	10
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	102	43	13	15	11	2	3
	Illiterates Read only	19			1	3	7	2
	Education unspecified	6					1		1		1
33. BANNOCKBURN
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	129	52	15	29	11	4	1
	Illiterates Read only	17				5	5										1
	Education unspecified	7				1	1								1
POPULATION	Males	903	52	15	29	19	20	16	19	17	16	25	26	11	18		22	15	19
POPULATION	Females	864	41	19	18	15	20	21	15	23	16	20	19	19	23		20	12	21
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	93	41	19	18	7	1		1								1
	Illiterates Read only	23				8	4	1										1
	Education unspecified	6
34. CORIO.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	163	66	24	29	12	3	2
	Illiterates Read only	21				7	4	5	1
	Education unspecified	15				3		1
POPULATION	Males	1,157	66	24	29	27	26	27	32	23	31	37	33	26	34		29	19	26
POPULATION	Females	1,101	71	23	31	21	17	30	24	37	29	20	30	27	19		22	27	27
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	154	71	23	30	12	3	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	28			1	2	2
	Education unspecified	27				1	2												1
35. BARRABOOL.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	165	61	32	23	15	12	6	1	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	15				3	2	3
	Education unspecified	3
POPULATION	Males	1,032	61	32	23	24	25	22	28	17	21	18	16	24	24		20	26	29
POPULATION	Females	869	69	12	23	19	18	24	22	21	20	16	15	22	21		22	23	12
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	130	69	12	22	8	5			1	1
	Illiterates Read only	19			1	4	1	1		1
	Education unspecified	1
36. SOUTH BARWON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	174	67	30	24	24	4	5					1					1
	Illiterates Read only	14			1	1	3	2
	Education unspecified	16				4	1
POPULATION	Males	1,121	67	30	25	34	24	35	27	26	31	28	34	30	20		36	28	20
POPULATION	Females	1,198	85	31	28	17	26	26	34	25	27	30	28	28	24		26	23	24
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	195	85	31	28	10	7	1	2
	Illiterates Read only	28				4	6
	Education unspecified	5				3	1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			33		3	1	3	3	4	4	6	7	7	15	9	3	2		1	1
			28					2	2		2	1	2	4	4	1		1
		1	9	2		2	1	3	1		2	1	5	5	4	1
38	42	35	571	248	134	162	148	153	110	73	66	61	90	103	79	33	13	2	2	5
36	25	25	515	210	113	157	144	135	107	49	55	57	44	58	42	12	7	2	2	2
			43							2	8	8	7	13	5		3
			22				3	1			2	3	6	6	5	2			1
		1	14	3	5	1		2	1	1	3	1	2		2					1

2	1	1	60	5		2	2		6	6	11	12	11	22	17	12			1
1			32	1	1		1		1	1	2	2	1	10	6	3	2
2			22	3	7	1	2			1	4	2	3	2	4	1				2
73	45	71	685	399	191	253	270	202	177	99	85	71	111	151	121	53	21	5	2	14
44	51	50	638	309	205	243	221	205	135	79	64	116	133	87	68	26	12	4		16
			55			2				5	4	10	24	10	10	6	3	2		1
			32			1		1		5	3	8	11	9	6	4	2			1
			22	1			2			1			1	2						1

			21				2	1	1	1	1	1	5	3	1	1			1
			7	1						1			3	3	2	1	1
			2			1		1		1		1				2
10	13	10	157	63	42	61	66	70	39	27	19	13	26	22	19	14	2	1	1	1
8	11	8	181	58	33	54	47	48	32	24	18	16	14	16	13	9		1
			16							1	1	5	2	1	2	2		1
			12										2	2	1	1
			3						1		1		1

			16		1		2		1			2	2	4	3		2
			10	1								1		2	1	2
		1	3	1	1	1						1
13	17	18	187	104	64	77	85	61	42	35	22	22	25	27	28	12	10	1	1	4
21	8	13	191	95	62	83	68	72	38	29	25	25	34	31	19	10	2			2
			9	1		1	1					1		1		1
			13	1							2		3	2	2
					1							2		1	1		1

1			17	1		3	2	1	1	3	2	3		6	1		1	1	2
			17				1					1	1	1
		1	4	1	6		1				1		1			1
18	20	16	296	128	82	84	75	79	65	48	38	35	27	40	20	11	7	1	2
21	15	21	254	133	75	93	78	76	54	45	36	36	25	28	16	19	4	2		2
			18			1				1		1		2	3	3	1
			4			1		2	1	1	7	1		6	2	2
1			3	2	1	2	5		1		2	2	1	3	2	2		1

	1		36	1	1						2	1	2	3	2		1
			8			1		1						3		2
	1			1									1		1
14	18	21	219	128	79	82	85	72	51	41	32	24	31	30	18	11	8	1		4
14	17	22	198	110	51	70	59	54	52	41	28	28	15	28	12	12	5			2
			15				1		1	1	1	2	1	2	1	1	1
			7								3		1	2	3	2
									1

			34	1			1		1		1	1	1	4	5	1	2	1
			6			1			1		1			2		1			1
			5			2	1	3	2	1										2
15	23	24	289	146	58	77	92	66	61	41	38	28	23	32	29	9	4	3	1	2
27	20	20	275	140	74	98	95	67	64	43	43	46	32	27	21	16	8	5
			20					2	1		1	7	6	1	6	4	1	2
			10							2	2	5	2	4	2	1
			4										1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
37. BELLARINE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	359	148	53	62	31	13	6				1			1				1
	Illiterates Read only	45				10	17	5				1
	Education unspecified	19				8	3	1		1	1	1			1
POPULATION	Males	2,347	148	53	62	63	77	76	62	56	65	47	64	52	55		47	56	45
POPULATION	Females	2,254	167	60	57	49	51	51	51	53	55	57	53	48	61		45	52	29
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	360	167	60	57	27	11	1	1					1
	Illiterates Read only	45				4	8		1
	Education unspecified	13				2	2	1	1			1		2
38. FLINDERS AND KANGERONG.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	165	69	19	34	14	6	1								1
	Illiterates Read only	24				4	7	2	1	1	1
	Education unspecified	23				6	1	1
POPULATION	Males	1,265	69	19	34	26	22	29	29	26	31	23	32	25	29	2	22	31	27
POPULATION	Females	1,251	62	22	27	24	20	42	37	19	31	32	20	28	19		28	23	33
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	150	62	22	27	16	6		3		1			1
	Illiterates Read only	16				2	8	1	1
	Education unspecified	37				6	2	1	5			1			1
39. MORNINGTON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	93	52	11	15	10	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	6				1	3		1
	Education unspecified	4				1			1
POPULATION	Males	572	52	11	15	14	15	27	27	11	23	17	14	13	10		12	7	12
POPULATION	Females	729	38	20	9	19	16	15	18	16	23	16	21	13	24		12	14	12
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	84	38	20	9	9	3
	Illiterates Read only	5				1	3
	Education unspecified	8				4			1
40. FRANKSTON AND HASTINGS.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	191	91	26	34	12	11	4	2
	Illiterates Read only	6						1
	Education unspecified	5																	1
POPULATION	Males	1,165	91	26	34	25	29	37	26	25	23	25	28	24	27		23	30	18
POPULATION	Females	1,136	79	23	39	22	35	25	27	31	37	27	35	25	28		21	18	16
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	165	79	23	38	13	9	2
	Illiterates Read only	12			1	2	3	2									1
	Education unspecified	1
41. PHILLIP ISLAND AND WOOLAMAI.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	218	103	45	32	12	13	5	3					1	1			1
	Illiterates Read only	30				8	6	6	2	2	1		1
	Education unspecified	34				2	6		2	2	1		1	1	1			1	1
POPULATION	Males	1,572	103	45	32	23	37	31	36	38	34	31	32	48	23		29	33	36
POPULATION	Females	1,219	86	23	38	32	26	22	28	30	35	27	35	29	26		27	28	27
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	174	86	23	37	18	3
	Illiterates Read only	22			1	7	9	5
	Education unspecified	21				1	4	4	2	1	1			1			1
42. POOWONG AND JEETHO.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	747	361	105	105	52	25	9	5	3	1	1		1	1	1			2
	Illiterates Read only	91		1	3	23	27	7	2	2				1
	Education unspecified	87				18	7	4	2	1				2	6		2	2	3
POPULATION	Males	4,493	361	106	108	107	116	91	108	105	101	84	79	84	79	3	78	94	86
POPULATION	Females	3,406	347	98	97	104	92	93	105	103	93	100	80	89	78		59	62	53
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	662	347	98	96	50	23	11	1	4		1						1
	Illiterates Read only	73			1	18	20	5	3		1
	Education unspecified	55				22	7	3	2										3
43. CRANBOURNE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	294	131	49	44	25	19	3	2										1
	Illiterates Read only	36			1	5	11	3					1						2
	Education unspecified	35				11	3		1		1				2
POPULATION	Males	1,668	131	49	45	43	55	43	44	32	39	33	53	42	30		36	27	29
POPULATION	Females	1,531	124	39	32	51	37	49	48	45	50	38	41	32	35		27	52	18
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	256	124	39	32	27	12	3	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	38				3	12	3	2	2									1
	Education unspecified	35				7	3							1	2			4

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			52	1		1		1	5	4	4	5	4	6	9	2	1	1
			33					1			1	2		1	4	1	1	1
			16														1			2
56	36	36	617	276	131	143	159	163	143	103	60	54	58	49	67	32	18	5	2	4
32	48	43	529	249	156	155	161	159	142	91	61	55	55	57	48	32	11	9
1			41	1							1	6	3	9	11	3	1
			13									3	5	5	6	6	4	3
1			9	1										2	1

1			22	1				2	2	1	2	3	1	3	2	1	1	1		1
			16							1		1	2	1	2		1
	1	1	8	2	2	1	1	1	3				2			1				2
25	20	32	274	157	74	93	84	82	82	39	59	53	36	44	35	16	7	1	2	5
21	26	24	272	155	91	95	108	92	88	52	51	38	28	36	12	7	4	1		10
			27		1					1	1	2	2	4		1
			12										2	1	1
1		1	16	2	1	2	1	1			3			2						9

			13						1	1
			5										1
			2																	2
7	8	3	171	49	23	25	30	54	29	27	14	12	16	11	11	13	4	2		3
15	13	8	181	74	39	60	80	58	45	28	23	17	16	11	17	6	4	2		1
			12									1		1	3
			4										1
			5								1	1	1

			29						3	1	2	3	1	1
			1								2		1	1	1
				1			1				1		2
22	24	14	269	131	68	62	78	82	85	61	43	34	35	22	25	10	5	2		2
24	14	14	292	107	79	98	85	73	65	52	40	25	25	21	17	8	5	2		1
			24													1
			7	1								1				2
													1

			35	1	1					1
			26		1							1				2
1	1		16	4	3	1	2	3					2	1						2
30	29	25	333	182	128	130	137	112	98	57	57	44	33	33	27	9	4	1		7
23	25	26	290	156	98	112	99	77	70	47	31	33	24	21	8	3	2			1
			21			1		1			1	1			2		1
			21
			14	1	1	1	1	1			2

1	1	2	99	6	5	6	7	14	10	7	6	7	3	2	2	2
			62				3	4	4	1	3	3	1	2	2		1		1
1		2	40	10	2	2	3	1		6		2	1	3						17
80	70	84	957	492	315	398	415	426	304	203	119	86	61	53	35	17	9	1	1	26
60	44	65	937	343	231	298	266	258	187	102	68	51	48	33	22	12	3		1	4
1	2		90	4	1	3	1		3	7	1	5	1	3	1	1
			47		1		1		2	2	3	3	4	1	4	2	2
1	1	1	34	6	1	5		1	3	1	2		1							1

	1	1	49	3	2	2	2		3		1	3	1		1	3
			20	2		1	1	2	3	1	1		1		1	2
1	1	1	18	3	3	1	3		1	1	1	1			1		1			1
31	29	28	414	180	104	100	107	141	115	75	58	39	32	29	22	16	7	2		2
29	26	30	426	182	103	115	106	106	86	60	29	36	35	26	10	7	6	1		2
			45		2			1	2	1		3	2	4	1
			22	1					1	3	1	2	2	1	3	1	1
			13	4	3	2	3	4	3	2								1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
44. BERWICK.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	415	173	54	72	44	22	5	5		1				1			1
	Illiterates Read only	43			1	13	11	6	2			1
	Education unspecified	13				3	2				1				1		3
POPULATION	Males	2,685	173	54	73	69	64	74	71	78	71	70	53	67	63	3	77	42	64
POPULATION	Females	2,399	152	57	70	54	75	57	73	81	62	69	57	68	56	2	44	58	46
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	373	152	57	70	35	21	8							1
	Illiterates Read only	51				12	17	3								2
	Education unspecified	18				4	1			1				1			1	1
45. UPPER YARRA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	121	50	13	21	9	9	2	1	1	1	1	1	1		1
	Illiterates Read only	11				1	3	2	1
	Education unspecified	16					2		1							1
POPULATION	Males	937	50	13	21	12	17	15	21	14	13	15	18	11	13	4	15	13	16
POPULATION	Females	511	43	14	16	10	16	16	14	9	17	12	8	10	12	2	11	9	12
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	100	43	14	16	9	8	1	1	1	1	1				1
	Illiterates Read only	6				1	2										1
	Education unspecified	8					1		1		2	1
46. HEALESVILLE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	147	67	22	17	22	5	2				1
	Illiterates Read only	10					5	3
	Education unspecified
POPULATION	Males	822	67	22	17	22	15	14	25	18	15	15	17	15	16		17	13	18
POPULATION	Females	749	54	14	28	18	19	22	21	15	27	23	11	17	17		12	14	15
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	131	54	14	28	14	9	4
	Illiterates Read only	19				4	6	4		1
	Education unspecified
NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
47. ALEXANDRA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	204	96	30	25	16	14	2	1				1	2					1
	Illiterates Read only	21				4	4	3	3			1
	Education unspecified	2				1
POPULATION	Males	1,447	96	30	25	24	28	28	27	36	40	22	30	30	33		36	27	23
POPULATION	Females	1,214	98	29	32	19	39	30	30	31	13	30	25	26	20		36	35	25
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	191	98	29	30	12	12	4			1
	Illiterates Read only	20			2	3	7	1
	Education unspecified	2					1												1
48. YEA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	246	103	28	34	33	18	4	2			1							1
	Illiterates Read only	20			1	1	5	1	1			1	1
	Education unspecified	8														2
POPULATION	Males	1,416	103	28	35	40	39	38	29	30	36	33	33	32	27	2	36	29	35
POPULATION	Females	1,178	103	39	31	34	29	36	42	27	30	20	28	25	29		31	27	22
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	240	103	39	29	25	13	7	1				1	1
	Illiterates Read only	15			2	2		3
	Education unspecified
49. SEYMOUR.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	346	146	50	43	42	23	6											1
	Illiterates Read only	24			1	2	7	2	1
	Education unspecified	9															1
POPULATION	Males	2,132	146	50	44	58	70	69	59	61	53	55	47	43	41		33	44	28
POPULATION	Females	2,033	157	55	57	51	56	51	57	65	58	54	43	41	50		36	52	42
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	345	157	55	57	35	21	2			1
	Illiterates Read only	30				3	5	1	1
	Education unspecified	8													1
50. BROADFORD.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	176	82	24	13	22	7	3	1	2
	Illiterates Read only	7				2	1		1
	Education unspecified	6
POPULATION	Males	982	82	24	13	26	23	25	20	26	25	16	19	31	23		29	22	16
POPULATION	Females	858	50	32	25	32	13	23	36	29	26	26	27	21	21		13	14	16
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	151	50	32	25	29	4	3		1
	Illiterates Read only	6					1
	Education unspecified	1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.


			78	1	4	4	2	4	1	3	6	2	2	5	2	2
			33					1	1		2		1	1	1		2
	1		7	4				1								1
58	44	34	683	319	136	159	166	211	166	127	112	92	66	72	43	19	9	1			4
33	39	40	654	260	119	156	196	201	142	99	91	58	52	39	26	10	10	4	1	1	1
			65					1			5	4	3	5	4	3	2	1		1
			34						1	3	2	3	5	1	1			1
			7	2	1			1	1	1	1		1	1	1			1

			27		1			1	1	1	1	1		3	1
			7					1		1	1				1
			4			1	1	2	1	2		1		2	1	1
15	20	17	153	96	65	76	83	93	73	45	44	35	34	27	13	8					8
7	8	9	126	56	29	37	35	35	30	20	14	19	13	13	5	1	2				3
			23									1		2							1
			3	1								1			1
			5						1					1							1

			30		1	1	2			1	3	1		1		1
			8					1					1

20	9	11	172	88	46	56	63	65	60	37	22	21	27	29	16	8	4	2
9	11	8	190	69	45	67	62	64	48	26	25	16	14	16	7	2	1	1
			27							1	4			3
			15									2		1	1



			36	1	1	2	1				1	2	2	3	2	1		1
			15		1			1		2				1		1
			1												1
37	28	35	298	186	105	133	105	109	82	50	43	39	50	41	35	14	3	1			2
18	20	25	263	159	95	104	90	74	64	42	35	40	35	22	17	9	5	1
			29					1					1	3
			11						1				1	1	2		1	1
			1	1

			58	1			3	2	2	2	3	6	1		2		1
			10				1	1		2		1		3	1
			2										1	1							4
29	23	26	339	178	96	80	118	95	94	65	42	40	31	29	22	5	8	1			7
16	26	19	300	141	70	86	85	89	73	41	29	30	19	22	9	4	4		1		2
			48					1		1	2	1	2	10	2	1	1
			5									3		3	1	1


		1	71	2	4	3	3	6	4	2	2	2	5	1	1	1
			12		1		1	1		2		1		4	1
				1	1	1	2		1		1	1			1
35	38	36	556	214	143	151	166	190	129	80	64	51	47	41	36	14	5	3			2
48	34	29	526	241	146	150	171	149	123	68	54	40	32	27	21	8	7	1
			59		1			2	1	1	3	2	3		1		2	1
			10							3	1	2	5	2	3	3	1
			1		2	3	1	1

			35		1	1			3	4		1		7	2	1	1	1
			4									1	1	1
						2		1	2		1
13	17	14	234	111	47	61	82	77	58	46	25	25	28	34	19	10	5	1
13	19	11	254	86	55	66	63	63	43	25	22	14	14	21	11	8	4	2
			37			1		2						2	1			1
			1									1	1	1	1			1
						1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
51. KILMORE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	172	67	25	26	17	7	1		1
	Illiterates Read only	18				3	5	1		1		1
	Education unspecified	4				1
POPULATION	Males	1,177	67	25	26	26	33	28	31	25	24	25	21	22	24		21	24	22
POPULATION	Females	1,068	56	19	16	17	22	34	26	26	27	33	28	33	22	1	20	19	18
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	129	56	19	15	9	4	3
	Illiterates Read only	28			1	2	2		1
	Education unspecified	10				2		1
52. PYALONG.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	93	31	15	15	13	4		1	2
	Illiterates Read only	6				1	2	1
	Education unspecified	4				2												1
POPULATION	Males	630	31	15	15	18	12	10	14	14	16	12	10	19	9		11	12	12
POPULATION	Females	509	29	13	8	13	14	16	13	8	17	13	10	12	16		14	18	11
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	63	29	13	8	5	4	3	1
	Illiterates Read only	6				3	2	1
	Education unspecified	1						1
53. McIVOR.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	428	175	53	65	34	17	6	1	2	3	2			1
	Illiterates Read only	47			3	8	11	7	2		1		1
	Education unspecified	38				6	2	1							1		2		2
POPULATION	Males	2,322	175	53	68	63	47	72	52	49	52	61	47	44	40		48	40	41
POPULATION	Females	1,975	162	59	51	52	76	47	58	57	56	50	56	41	45		43	38	37
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	363	162	59	50	26	16	4	6	2	3	1						1
	Illiterates Read only	71			1	15	17	3	1	1		1			1
	Education unspecified	16				1	4		1									1
54. NEWHAM.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	236	97	32	29	20	9	1	3	1							1
	Illiterates Read only	34				4	5	5	2		1	1						1
	Education unspecified	11				3	1	1		1								1
POPULATION	Males	1,235	97	32	29	30	28	28	25	28	25	26	27	24	27		31	21	18
POPULATION	Females	1,169	85	27	27	27	21	34	29	25	30	25	30	20	19		21	22	22
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	187	85	27	26	15	5	3	1		1		1
	Illiterates Read only	26			1	2	2	1		1							1
	Education unspecified	17				5	1	2		1
55. KYNETON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	610	254	77	80	52	18	9	1	4				1	1		1	1
	Illiterates Read only	90			2	23	17	10	2	1
	Education unspecified	104				7	3	1		1	1				1			5
POPULATION	Males	4,252	254	77	82	97	79	89	90	91	103	80	95	89	76		80	83	77
POPULATION	Females	4,044	256	82	91	83	89	99	92	93	84	89	88	82	93		81	80	74
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	562	256	82	91	43	20	4	2			1						1	1
	Illiterates Read only	125				22	27	9	2	1							1
	Education unspecified	62				7	6	2						1	1			1	1
56. GLENLYON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	170	73	23	30	11	7	4	1
	Illiterates Read only	21				8	4	3	2
	Education unspecified	6				3	1	1	1
POPULATION	Males	1,256	73	23	30	30	27	37	31	29	32	28	32	30	30		35	33	27
POPULATION	Females	1,068	75	28	17	30	20	30	34	30	33	26	35	26	25		18	18	18
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	160	75	28	17	21	3	1
	Illiterates Read only	22				4	9	2
	Education unspecified	3				2	1
57. MOUNT FRANKLIN.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	278	106	25	45	14	4	1
	Illiterates Read only	27				5	7	1	2
	Education unspecified	20				3	3	1	1									2	1
POPULATION	Males	1,408	106	25	45	30	34	27	37	40	36	29	34	35	25		22	30	25
POPULATION	Females	1,185	76	29	29	28	30	45	37	34	28	36	33	26	30		27	14	24
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	182	76	29	26	12	6	1
	Illiterates Read only	36			3	6	7	3
	Education unspecified	26				5	3	1		1					1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			26		2	2	2	3	1	2	1	3	1	6	2	1	1		1
			11								1			2	2	2
			1				2		1
26	20	17	259	130	57	82	105	114	68	45	30	29	32	44	28	23	11	1	1
20	11	21	269	109	57	88	99	94	54	37	18	37	37	35	21	10	8	1	2	1
			16							3	1	1	5	6	3	2	1		1
			5						2	1	1	1	6	4	2	4	1
			3			1	1	4		1

	1		20	1				1		2	1	1		2	3		1
			4											1	1
			2	1											1
23	15	14	134	87	45	53	43	43	28	27	27	18	21	15	14	7	4	1		2
11	5	14	132	73	39	42	38	23	26	22	17	10	12	12	10	1	1			1
			13
			6
			1

		1	66	1	2	3	2	10	5	5	5	6	9	7	7	4	2			1
			30		2					2	1		2	3	1	1		2
			10	4			4	1	1		2	2	5	6	2	1
32	37	40	527	238	122	151	168	175	135	83	50	60	74	100	77	39	19	3	1	4
20	31	29	538	198	119	166	147	126	119	51	39	30	54	55	30	17	9	3	2
			58	1	2	1	2	1	2	1		5	8	4	5	1	1
			39			1	2			1	3	1	2	8	5	6	1	1
1	2		6	4			1		3					2

		1	34	2		3	4	2	2	1	6	1	5	6	4	5	2	1
			18	1					2			1	1	7	1	3
			6	1	1		1							1	1
19	18	20	268	127	72	89	111	86	71	31	38	28	41	54	31	22	5	2		1
24	21	15	260	125	82	105	83	93	69	37	28	31	43	33	21	7	5	2	2	4
			26				1		3	1	2	1	4	4	4	1	1	1
			6	1				1	1			3	6	1	4	1	1
			9			2	1	1	2				2

2		1	86	5	4	9	4	16	15	2	10	5	10	20	4	6	2		1
			53			1			4	3	4	3	7	6	4	3
3	1		14	9	3	5	2	5	5		3	1	5	4	1		1	1		45
84	69	80	889	473	323	374	312	305	238	141	130	108	133	174	109	53	20	4	3	50
85	72	87	892	479	304	356	326	265	192	136	123	120	139	150	75	24	19	6	3	6
			70	2		2	2	3	1	5	2	7	10	14	9	1	2	2	1
			61	1				2	1	1	9	4	19	18	7	2
2		2	17	6	3	5	5	4	4	4	3	2	1	2	1	1	1	2		1

			23		1	2	1				2		4	7	2		2
			17											2	1		1
			6
28	20	29	306	172	76	63	75	75	60	46	31	35	49	68	37	23	12	2
26	12	22	289	114	58	69	72	65	60	48	34	30	41	34	22	8	2	1		1
			25							2	1	2	3	5	1	1
			15								2	1	1	3
			3

	1		19	1	1	2	2	2	5	4	3	4	12	24	9	9	5
			15										1	6	4	1
			8	3	1		1	1		1	2		1	1		1
19	19	24	327	139	73	79	81	88	66	47	38	30	54	98	65	30	14	2		1
17	15	21	327	118	69	90	94	65	60	40	31	35	31	46	27	8	8	1		1
			19						3	3	3	4	5	9	3	1	1
			16				1	1			2	1	4	2	4	1	1
2			11	2	1	2	1	1				1	3	3		1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
58. CRESWICK.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	625	280	100	106	51	16	2	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	57				15	14	6	1	1
	Education unspecified	34				6	6	1	2	1				1			1
POPULATION	Males	3,739	280	100	106	91	102	87	100	100	92	106	105	84	84		93	71	66
POPULATION	Females	3,440	299	96	86	75	109	89	88	102	83	70	83	86	92	1	88	91	76
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	587	299	96	86	39	18	4										1	1
	Illiterates Read only	79				13	13	5	1
	Education unspecified	25				4	1	1					1	1	2		1		1
59. NEWSTEAD.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	205	76	35	27	9	10	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	35			1	11	11		1	1							1
	Education unspecified	12				1
POPULATION	Males	1,259	76	35	28	25	30	23	27	28	25	26	32	28	26		25	32	27
POPULATION	Females	1,017	82	15	23	22	20	26	29	25	27	30	26	21	26		28	18	22
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	152	82	15	22	6	6	2
	Illiterates Read only	33			1	9	4	1		1
	Education unspecified	6				1
60. MOUNT ALEXANDER.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	261	107	25	37	18	7	1
	Illiterates Read only	21				3	6	3
	Education unspecified	13				2	3
POPULATION	Males	1,346	107	25	37	35	35	23	27	31	29	35	29	33	27		23	24	18
POPULATION	Females	1,197	85	22	29	38	33	35	30	30	39	34	21	29	16	2	30	22	22
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	178	85	22	29	19	6
	Illiterates Read only	29				8	3
	Education unspecified	5				1	1
61. METCALFE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	251	113	37	33	26	9	2	5	6
	Illiterates Read only	13				2	4	2
	Education unspecified	1
POPULATION	Males	1,460	113	37	33	34	33	31	35	38	33	38	29	27	40		33	25	33
POPULATION	Females	1,320	105	34	41	31	33	32	29	37	33	27	29	31	21		25	32	23
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	223	105	34	41	19	12	2	1	2
	Illiterates Read only	22				4	6	1
	Education unspecified	3				1	2
62. MALDON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	510	210	58	74	51	18	4					1				1
	Illiterates Read only	46			2	12	12	2	1	1
	Education unspecified	17				2									1		1
POPULATION	Males	2,906	210	58	76	77	73	69	63	71	54	68	63	71	64		67	53	54
POPULATION	Females	2,632	223	75	52	55	63	65	63	76	56	56	58	66	54		48	46	49
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	428	223	75	51	34	15	4	2
	Illiterates Read only	66			1	7	10	5	1	1	1	1	1				1	1
	Education unspecified	12						1						1				1	1
63. TULLAROOP.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	304	146	40	37	14	8	1
	Illiterates Read only	29			1	3	10	2		1
	Education unspecified	49				6	6	2	1	1	2	1		2	1	1		3	2
POPULATION	Males	1,925	146	40	38	39	49	47	43	41	40	46	41	40	39	1	35	60	33
POPULATION	Females	1,546	118	37	42	38	43	38	34	46	39	36	50	34	37	4	29	41	37
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	255	118	37	41	14	10	2	2	1		1					1
	Illiterates Read only	35			1	7	3			1
	Education unspecified	42				9	1	3	1	3	1		2			4	1	3
64. TALBOT.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	111	44	17	9	15	1	2						1	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	12			2	2		1	2
	Education unspecified	1
POPULATION	Males	823	44	17	11	23	17	22	12	23	24	26	16	22	27	3	16	19	14
POPULATION	Females	692	38	20	14	17	13	13	17	13	16	17	13	17	15	1	11	15	12
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	104	38	20	14	11	4	3
	Illiterates Read only	20				3	2	1
	Education unspecified

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.


1			72	1	3	2	1	2	2	2	2	13	14	11	9	2	3
			37					1	1	1	2	1	5	4	2	2	1
			17	1		1	2			1		2	1	4	3	1					1
68	61	71	951	430	252	244	224	236	188	103	91	113	105	164	85	43	13	5			6
66	60	62	878	443	228	266	240	198	153	99	105	103	98	82	30	17	9		3		7
	1		61	3		2				2	7	7	5	14	3	1	1
			32				1			2	4	6	13	13	4	3			1
	1		10	3	1	2		2	1	1	2		2	1

			21			2	2	3	2	6	5	4	9	3	6	3	1
1			24	2				2				1		2	2			1
1			1	1		1			2		1	1		3							2
35	13	31	270	163	86	82	93	82	65	45	40	24	46	55	46	11	7	2			3
22	22	18	252	130	57	73	72	63	57	41	22	34	27	28	22	8	6	3			2
			14						2	2	2	3	2	7	1
			15		6							2	2	3	2		2
			1		1	1					1				1						1

			26		1	2	4	1	1	3	1	3	11	12	16	9	2
			12									1	3	3		2
		1	5	1			1						1	1	1	2	1
12	24	16	304	117	74	83	96	94	56	65	36	34	43	71	54	33	16	1
20	16	14	307	124	64	99	89	76	61	33	30	38	43	45	32	8	9	3
			25							1	1	3	5	2	3		2
			11									4	1	7	2	2	1	1
			2					1					1	1

			48				1		3	1	1	2	3	5	3		1
			8										1	1	1	1	1
									1
23	33	20	338	167	101	100	122	87	64	31	29	39	46	62	50	24	11	3	1		2
25	22	28	303	155	98	107	92	82	57	44	32	43	39	41	23	13	7	1	1		2
			36		1							1	1	3		1
			11				1					1	3	3		2	1
			3

1			74	2		2	5	3	4	3	5	8	21	15	16	7	3
			28		1					2	2	1	3	3	2	2
			3	1		1	2		1		1	3		3	2
45	53	51	673	323	168	250	230	185	153	95	74	67	80	106	97	38	18	5
39	50	45	612	277	197	254	197	164	131	86	75	64	60	81	46	19	10	5	1	1	2
		1	55	1			1	1		2	4	1	2	6	4	2
			27	2					1	1	1	4	7	9	7	3	1	2
		1	2	3		1	1		1	1			2				1

1			23	1	3	1	1	1	3	8	7	6	8	7	5	4		3
			16								2	2		3	2	3
1			23	6	3	2		4	2	1				3	2	3
41	37	28	426	234	153	158	127	112	105	67	39	44	44	81	60	39	4	4			4
26	21	23	399	177	95	127	106	79	92	53	43	38	52	38	27	14	6	1	1		1
			30	1		1		2	1	1	2	3	5	3	3	6	1
			11							1	1	2	5	4	4	5	1
			24	4	3	2	1	1	3	1			1		1	1

			21							2	2	2	4	5	2	1	2
	1		5	1										2	1	1
										1
11	22	4	215	86	51	54	51	55	39	18	16	22	21	44	48	18	9	2	2
14	9	7	152	68	42	50	59	47	28	30	20	24	25	34	23	12	5				1
			18			1					1	2	2	5	2	1
			6									1	4	4	2	2	1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
65. LEXTON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	154	70	18	24	10	3	1									1
	Illiterates Read only	28			1	5	3	1
	Education unspecified	7				2	2								1				1
POPULATION	Males	1,083	70	18	25	25	26	28	25	27	26	17	25	26	35		20	12	15
POPULATION	Females	840	66	22	25	22	25	25	27	20	22	23	21	16	17		17	16	15
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	150	66	22	23	11	1	3	1
	Illiterates Read only	19			2	3	3
	Education unspecified	10				4	3
WESTERN DISTRICT.
66. RIPON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	388	162	42	54	33	9	4	2			2
	Illiterates Read only	42				11	10	5	3
	Education unspecified	23						1			1	3			1				1
POPULATION	Males	2,370	162	42	54	58	56	63	59	49	63	61	57	59	44		52	53	40
POPULATION	Females	2,123	157	48	49	51	56	61	52	53	47	53	50	48	54		51	40	50
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	335	157	48	49	40	9	4	1
	Illiterates Read only	56				4	11	2	2	1
	Education unspecified	18					2		1	1	1				1		1
67. BALLARAT.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	253	104	52	34	31	7
	Illiterates Read only	24			1	4	4	1				1
	Education unspecified	61						1
POPULATION	Males	2,223	104	52	35	45	38	38	47	57	49	35	58	41	34		46	45	57
POPULATION	Females	2,045	116	41	39	46	37	39	43	36	43	40	26	36	58		40	37	32
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	240	116	41	37	29	5	1
	Illiterates Read only	29			2	4	4	2
	Education unspecified	62
68. GRENVILLE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	561	249	63	73	27	13	3	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	64			5	16	13			1			1						2
	Education unspecified	93				9	2		1	1	1	1					3		4
POPULATION	Males	3,668	249	63	78	61	61	68	57	64	59	59	49	52	36		60	68	84
POPULATION	Females	2,624	231	71	61	76	65	73	68	60	54	60	39	51	46		55	56	45
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	437	231	71	52	24	9	7
	Illiterates Read only	86			9	20	9		3			1
	Education unspecified	72				17	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	3		1	2	3
69. LEIGH.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	205	95	25	36	14	8
	Illiterates Read only	20			3	9	5			1
	Education unspecified	10					1							1			2	1	1
POPULATION	Males	1,236	95	25	39	28	27	20	23	25	20	19	28	30	23	1	23	24	22
POPULATION	Females	967	79	25	20	23	30	22	22	28	25	18	25	20	18	1	24	17	20
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	158	79	25	18	12	6										1
	Illiterates Read only	26			2	1	5	2	2							1
	Education unspecified	19				3	4						1		1				1
70. WINCHELSEA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	332	152	49	45	32	20	3	1	1				1
	Illiterates Read only	22				3	8	3
	Education unspecified	29													1
POPULATION	Males	1,848	152	49	45	41	45	46	56	44	45	46	42	37	39	3	36	56	29
POPULATION	Females	1,665	130	49	47	35	46	47	32	43	41	40	46	42	36	2	36	33	30
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	260	130	49	46	10	4	4			2
	Illiterates Read only	30			1	3	12	2							2
	Education unspecified	28				4	4	1	1		1			1	2		2		1
71. COLAC.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	769	335	139	113	82	35	9	3	1							1
	Illiterates Read only	88				18	40	11	5	1	1
	Education unspecified	25					3		3			1			2				1
POPULATION	Males	5,817	335	139	113	111	125	120	126	126	112	118	108	105	120		115	118	125
POPULATION	Females	4,640	377	103	115	106	135	117	114	120	122	132	101	122	98		91	98	85
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	775	377	103	115	66	35	19	3	4		1					2	1
	Illiterates Read only	121				30	65	4	3		1
	Education unspecified	30				8	1	1	2		2	1	1					1	1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.


			14	1	3		2		1	2	1	2	3	4	5	1	3
			9						1	1	2	2	3	3	4	1				1
			5	1			1
25	17	19	260	108	66	81	71	87	53	47	31	27	44	32	42	11	8	1		1
14	12	10	218	84	55	61	68	45	41	29	25	23	24	28	14	6	4	2
			16				2	2		3	1	3	2	5	4	1
			6							1		1	2	4			2	1
1			7	1							1			1


			50		2	3	1	3	9	6	3	2	12	16	13	6	2	2
			29					1		1	2	1		4		3	1
	2		6	3	2	2	3		2				1			3			1
36	38	41	569	260	135	173	160	161	127	97	56	54	73	91	93	39	15	3	1		5
39	35	31	525	246	157	163	152	146	117	63	54	52	54	60	48	21	6	4	1
			54			1				1		3	2	10	5	4		1
			20						1	1	5	3	8	8	7	3
		1	6	2			3			2			1		4

			38								3	3	6	5	5	3
			10					1		1		1	4	2	3		1
			1		2	2	9	3	3	6	5	3	9	8	6	1	1				2
41	42	38	442	269	160	183	186	160	135	72	64	54	86	82	68	36	10	2			23
43	49	33	404	234	168	190	190	148	105	67	54	78	72	53	34	23	7	4	2		16
			35							1	1	2	3	4
			10							1		1	2	8	2	2	1
1	1			2	3	3	15	3	6	3	6	6	4	5	1						5

	1		45	1	2	5	5	6	8	5	7	6	24	24	25	9	1	1			2
	1		31	3	1		1		1	4	2	2	6	2	4		2
2	10	1	15	20	12	7	10	10	3	2	2		1	2	2	1	1				5
76	88	70	566	446	338	429	340	273	212	108	100	77	113	114	97	38	12	1			14
55	48	49	592	308	202	256	208	171	105	72	67	69	77	62	36	15	11	6			4
			40					1	1	1	6	4	11	11	3	1	2	1			1
			33				1	2	2		4	6	8	10	4	2	3	2
1	2		28	9	8	7	3	5	2	1	2	2	2	1	2

			22				1		4	3	2	1	4	6	3	1	1	1
			15										1			1
	1		2	5			1		1		1
24	27	11	244	131	81	107	112	85	80	48	29	32	37	40	28	9	3	1			10
21	14	17	232	113	55	85	64	67	57	38	26	17	29	24	14	12	5	1			4
			18	1					2		2	1	5	2	3	1	1
			11						1		1	1	2	3	2	2	1
			9	1		2	2							2	2						1

			58		3	1		3	4	2	2	4	1	5	2			1
			14						1				3	1	1	1					1
	1		1	1	5	1	5	5	4	2	2				1		1				1
32	31	27	444	211	100	149	141	131	113	76	58	38	45	50	23	13	3	2			5
41	29	27	410	196	113	138	121	114	90	54	47	36	30	38	22	13	8	5			4
			20		1		1			1		2	4	2			2	2
			19								2	1	1	2	3	1
1			14	4	1	3		1				1		2				2
		2	130	3	2	2	2	3	6	5	10	3	4	4	4	4
			76							1	2		3	3	2	1
1	1	2	9	5	1	4	1	2		1			1		1
137	117	131	1,171	743	481	538	501	465	352	217	192	151	122	136	79	44	19	1			18
94	86	85	1,167	539	352	431	353	302	251	144	122	101	100	80	53	21	12	4	1		12
			128	3	1	1			7	3	2	11	6	10	4	2		1	1
			103						2	1	1	4	3	3	2		2
			16	2	2	2		1		1	1		2	1	2

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
WESTERN DISTRICT.
72. HAMPDEN.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	557	253	85	81	58	29	11	3			1					1	1
	Illiterates Read only	30				7	7	9	2	1	1
	Education unspecified	28				18	4			1
POPULATION	Males	3,656	253	85	81	88	94	89	89	83	68	71	82	66	73		54	80	72
POPULATION	Females	3,356	249	82	71	94	80	90	75	81	79	80	69	72	73		91	73	75
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	535	249	82	71	58	27	13	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	63				17	14	4
	Education unspecified	22				17	3
73. HEYTESBURY.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	338	147	64	46	28	13	6		2		1	1					1
	Illiterates Read only	45				6	20	3	1
	Education unspecified	26				6	6	1	1	1	1		1
POPULATION	Males	2,008	147	64	46	44	49	46	41	48	49	43	48	47	43		44	43	41
POPULATION	Females	1,758	157	45	42	44	54	41	51	55	53	41	36	42	33		34	33	35
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	305	157	45	41	21	19	4			2
	Illiterates Read only	35			1	3	11	1	1		1
	Education unspecified	20				8	4	1				1
74. WARRNAMBOOL.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	862	371	119	119	66	33	8	6	1	2	1	1		1
	Illiterates Read only	94			4	15	22	15			1		1				2
	Education unspecified	25				1	1		1					2	1	1		3	1
POPULATION	Males	4,683	371	119	123	96	126	128	134	136	115	118	107	100	101	2	93	118	85
POPULATION	Females	4,438	349	117	110	123	99	121	103	134	123	103	113	109	102		102	89	83
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	799	349	117	106	77	26	9	8	1	1			1	2				1
	Illiterates Read only	121			4	20	16	6	2		1			1				1
	Education unspecified	44				4	3		1		1			1	1		1
75. MORTLAKE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	214	98	30	29	16	8	3	1	1	1	1							1
	Illiterates Read only	27			1	5	8	3	2
	Education unspecified	5
POPULATION	Males	1,554	98	30	30	30	35	34	31	39	35	26	39	21	36		23	42	36
POPULATION	Females	1,464	92	35	36	42	36	40	47	26	34	34	29	37	38		32	26	33
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	206	92	35	36	14	8	3
	Illiterates Read only	35				7	5	6
	Education unspecified	2
76. ARARAT.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	478	168	62	73	31	17	13	2	1		1			1
	Illiterates Read only	59			2	8	18	6	2			1
	Education unspecified	63				10	6	1	3	1		1			1			2	2
POPULATION	Males	3,234	168	62	75	55	74	75	70	67	61	59	50	59	58		59	53	50
POPULATION	Females	2,330	193	60	63	60	55	62	65	61	64	48	60	57	52		47	44	33
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	401	193	60	62	27	12	4	6	1
	Illiterates Read only	69			1	12	14	3	1
	Education unspecified	34				15	2	4										1
77. DUNDAS.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	198	75	34	32	21	13	3	1						1
	Illiterates Read only	15				1	6	3
	Education unspecified	10					3			1	1	1	1
POPULATION	Males	1,459	75	34	32	25	41	22	32	25	31	27	24	33	33		26	31	21
POPULATION	Females	1,270	92	26	33	30	20	43	33	32	28	27	33	26	27		34	17	25
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	208	92	26	33	18	8	5	3				1
	Illiterates Read only	17				2	2	3		2
	Education unspecified	8				1	3	1				1	1	1
78. MOUNT ROUSE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	199	86	30	34	20	7	4	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	23				7	8	2	2
	Education unspecified	10				3	3
POPULATION	Males	1,241	86	30	34	34	35	29	45	29	35	32	28	28	26		20	25	22
POPULATION	Females	1,106	86	33	27	26	33	27	31	26	28	25	29	25	28		25	25	26
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	192	86	33	27	12	7	1	1										1
	Illiterates Read only	30				5	6	3	1	1
	Education unspecified	12				4	1	1	1					1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.


			102	2	2		3	3	5	2	4	5	1	5	2	1		1
			27									1	1					1
			23						1			1		1		1	1
80	97	73	803	456	330	296	317	278	215	123	101	91	79	67	35	32	9	3	1		1
81	63	73	793	456	265	307	274	217	173	110	96	75	62	63	22	21	11	4	1		4
			101					2	4	1	1	3	4	12	4	1
			35						1	1	2	4	3	8	2	4	2		1
			20										2

			51	1	1	1	2	4	3	2	5		4	3	2		1	1
			30			1		1		2	1	1	3	3	2	1
			17		2	1	2	3								1
42	41	38	458	249	174	143	142	144	102	64	61	49	43	66	28	16	5	4			3
37	41	28	450	211	117	148	132	103	92	57	48	44	47	36	18	3	3	1			4
1			46	1							4	1	5	4	1
			17					1	2		2	4	3	3	2
			14				2	1			1	1		1

			119		6	6	15	11	6	7	14	19	13	11	14	7	4	1
1			54	3	2		1	1	2	5	2	2	8	4	1	3	1	1
2	1		7	7	1	1	3	2				2			1			1
91	99	82	1,163	568	305	350	319	311	241	157	130	104	129	100	98	48	26	7	1		13
87	92	81	1,130	534	292	347	352	277	238	132	107	113	108	114	64	26	15	8	2	1	2
	1		125	2			3	3	5	3	6	14	20	27	13	3	1	1		1
			46	1				3	5	3	3	12	14	12	10	3	4		1
		2	11	3	7	2	6	2		2	3	3	1	1	2						1

1			31	2		1	3	3	2	2	2	2	2	1	4	1	1
			18						1		1	1		1	2	1	1
					1		1	1									1				1

34	26	37	326	198	120	129	121	115	75	57	55	51	49	36	36	13	7	5			3
29	36	27	363	183	119	134	111	84	69	47	50	36	40	32	16	5	5	4		1	2
	1		25	1			1		1	1	3	1	4	5		1
			18						1		2	1	6	4	2			1
													1			1
			66		1	2	4	7	5	8	10	9	14	21	19	6	2				1
			35					2	2	1	2	5	1	2	4	2	1
1	3	1	23	9	2	7	5	2		4	2		1	2	2						4
62	54	72	628	350	229	265	281	242	246	133	91	100	107	110	79	40	12	1	1		14
42	33	46	584	245	160	200	173	152	129	77	59	54	50	58	36	19	8	3		1	6
			50		1	1		3	3	2	2	3	4	7	3	5	1	1
			30			1	1				3	5	6	11	2	4	2	2			1
			21	1	3	4		2	2			1

			39			1	2		1	2	2	4	1	1	1	1	1		1
			10						1				1	2	1
			7		2						1
31	26	30	293	165	116	126	98	99	101	64	56	49	41	43	29	12	14	1	3		8
29	20	33	299	158	92	106	99	81	68	31	40	42	24	36	14	12	8	7	2
			35					2	2		3	2	1	4	1	3	2	2
			9								1	2	2		2	1
			8

			33			1			1		1	1	3	3	2	1	2
			19				1					1		1			1
			6						1		2		1
31	17	24	321	139	72	96	84	101	72	46	34	40	38	20	13	5	8	1			1
17	20	23	278	136	64	99	85	76	53	46	27	32	20	15	15	11	2				1
			21	1					2	1	2	4	5	4	2	2	2
			16				1			1	2	3	2	3	1	1
			8		1	1	1			1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY Section B.—Shires.—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unspecified Children.	15	16	17
WESTERN DISTRICT.
79. MINHAMITE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	152	64	23	23	15	10	3	1	1									1
	Illiterates Read only	22			1	5	3	5	2					1
	Education unspecified	15				2	2	1	1					1			1	1
POPULATION	Males	1,026	64	23	24	26	24	27	26	27	22	22	19	19	21		16	21	32
POPULATION	Females	783	53	16	19	17	19	13	16	20	16	20	22	21	19		19	21	14
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	112	53	16	18	3	4	2	3		1	1						1
	Illiterates Read only	27			1	8	6
	Education unspecified	12				3	2							1					1
80. BELFAST.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	213	109	29	28	14	11	2	2									1
	Illiterates Read only	22				3	5	5	1
	Education unspecified	29				7	6	3		3				1			1
POPULATION	Males	1,419	109	29	28	30	34	32	26	32	26	33	21	24	26		31	41	30
POPULATION	Females	1,245	96	23	29	28	33	27	27	34	31	18	29	24	25		22	27	29
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	200	96	23	27	11	6	3							2				1
	Illiterates Read only	49			2	8	10		1
	Education unspecified	17				5	3	2	1						1			1
81. PORTLAND.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	541	228	60	66	58	21	9	6	1		1					2		1
	Illiterates Read only	77				15	19	7	2	2	2	2						1
	Education unspecified	35				5	1	1	3	1	1	2	1		1		1	2	1
POPULATION	Males	3,035	228	60	66	90	84	86	69	97	79	82	70	75	89		69	76	66
POPULATION	Females	2,695	180	74	63	72	56	67	70	84	84	73	88	51	72		56	59	62
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	458	180	74	63	50	17	5	2				2
	Illiterates Read only	84				8	6	4	2	1								1
	Education unspecified	26				2	5	2	1		2	1							1
82. WANNON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	215	88	31	35	13	16	5	1	2							2
	Illiterates Read only	17			2	2	1	3	1	1
	Education unspecified	17				3	5	2											2
POPULATION	Males	1,321	88	31	37	20	40	29	27	37	35	26	28	23	29		31	23	24
POPULATION	Females	1,263	91	33	33	27	32	28	45	34	34	33	30	28	33		22	31	34
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	210	91	33	31	18	7	1	2			1			1				1
	Illiterates Read only	25			2	1	4	1	1	1								2	1
	Education unspecified	13				3	3
83. GLENELG.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	467	190	51	75	41	21	8	5	1		4	1		1		2		1
	Illiterates Read only	51			2	13	19	2	1					1
	Education unspecified	12				3				1					1			1
POPULATION	Males	2,631	190	51	77	72	69	59	73	64	62	72	62	76	56		55	48	43
POPULATION	Females	2,620	184	70	71	66	66	55	79	79	69	75	52	78	61		66	60	59
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	456	184	70	65	44	16	9	4	3		2		1
	Illiterates Read only	73			6	12	13	5	2	2						1
	Education unspecified	7				3	1										1
WIMMERA DISTRICT.
84. KOWREE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	327	124	58	50	35	15	11		1		1		1
	Illiterates Read only	39				5	18	1	1	1
	Education unspecified	28				2	7	1	1			1		2
POPULATION	Males	1,938	124	58	50	52	56	49	61	57	49	53	51	46	54		48	47	36
POPULATION	Females	1,789	133	44	57	52	65	50	46	56	64	51	57	53	41		49	47	24
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	333	133	44	57	35	20	5			1	1					1
	Illiterates Read only	44				6	18	3					1		1
	Education unspecified	16				4	1	1	1	1	1
85. ARAPILES.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	250	113	28	32	23	10	4	1	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	21				6	4	2
	Education unspecified	13				3	2	2
POPULATION	Males	1,448	113	28	32	39	31	40	47	46	53	41	34	46	35		31	42	35
POPULATION	Females	1,353	92	37	42	40	44	42	36	40	33	44	51	42	32		30	42	25
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	244	92	37	40	27	15	4	2	1					1
	Illiterates Read only	23			2	2	3		1
	Education unspecified	15				7	3

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and Over.	Unsp'd Adults.


			30	1					1	1		2	4	2	1
			16								1			3	1
			7	2	1		1		1					1	2
34	29	20	233	152	59	88	78	64	54	45	20	39	28	23	21	5	3		1		2
15	14	16	183	99	60	72	41	56	45	27	25	21	19	24	14	5	2		2
			14	1			1		2				1	5			1
			14		1				1	1	1	1	1	5	1
			6	1										3		1			1

			29	1			1				1		7	7	1
			14										4	2	2
2	2	1	20	6	2	1
33	26	26	284	187	104	125	118	112	66	37	35	45	50	39	31	10	4		2		4
28	23	26	276	155	112	103	90	71	58	36	39	38	36	43	23	10	2	4			1
			22	1						1	1	6	6	4	6	2	1	4
			19							2	1	6	7	7	4	1
2			12	3				1						1

			96	3	2	1	2	4	11	12	12	7	6	10	12	4	4	1
			49	1			1	1	1	2	3	3	2	3	6	4					1
1			16	5	3		2	4	1	1	1		1								1
54	49	50	821	364	169	223	175	210	176	120	90	72	71	61	63	36	18	6	1		5
41	51	47	717	316	188	181	201	164	146	88	80	66	70	74	36	28	16	3	1		3
			76			1		3	3	5	6	4	12	15	7	5	3		1
	1		27	2					1	6	5	4	10	15	5	4	4	1
1	1		13	3		2	2	3		1	1					1

			37	2				1		3	2	3	5	3	3	1	1
			8						1	1		1	2	1	1
	1		10	3	3							1
23	30	21	294	152	106	89	94	95	75	56	43	39	44	35	20	8	5	2			8
29	22	23	324	161	89	106	93	82	69	47	24	33	36	18	12	8	3				1
			30	1				1	1	1	5	1	6	6	2	1
1			8	4					1	1		3	2	1	2		1
			6	1	2	1				1		1			1

			82	3	1	4	4	8	5	6	8	6	8	8	5	1	2
			36				2		1	1	1	1	5		2
			5	1					1				5
49	48	39	665	282	170	192	181	185	154	102	83	75	78	77	43	15	6	3	1	1
76	49	51	680	361	190	194	181	173	130	93	71	56	55	56	25	16	8	5		1
2	1		79	3		1			4	4	8	6	9	13	3	3	1	2		1
			35						2	3	1	6	6	6	3	1	3	1
			4	1		1											1

			64			2	4	2	1	4	4	3	4	2	3	1	1
			26					1			3	2	3	3	1
			14			3	2	2	1		1		2	2	1
35	30	31	528	227	106	118	115	132	142	87	68	34	48	48	30	16	5	2
40	21	32	535	213	100	99	108	142	109	47	46	39	34	45	25	8	5
			62	1		1		4	2	5	4	6	4	7	2	1
			29							3			3	5	3	1
			9		1			2		2				2

			41		4	2	5	4	4	5	6	1		2	2		1
			12			1		1	1		2			1	1	1	1
			7		3				1					1		1
29	27	27	412	191	93	93	89	102	79	46	38	35	29	35	17	10	3				3
34	26	24	404	181	100	96	80	77	59	50	35	27	25	19	14	8	5	1			1
			50		1		1		2	2	3	3	3	4	5		1
			6						2	4	2		2	4				1
			10		1	2		1							1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17
WIMMERA DISTRICT.
86. WIMMERA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	358	140	43	46	43	25	7	2	2	1	1	2	3		2		1
	Illiterates Read only	43			1	3	7	6	1	2				1
	Education unspecified	11				2	1	1	1					1			1
POPULATION	Males	2,032	140	43	47	57	49	53	60	44	59	59	52	57	44	48	42	49
POPULATION	Females	1,726	120	45	46	51	46	39	53	59	41	46	45	47	53	46	38	44
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	304	120	44	45	39	20	6	2	2
	Illiterates Read only	31		1	1	3	5		2
	Education unspecified	16				3	3	1							1
87. STAWELL.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	325	126	39	48	34	10	6					1	1		1		1
	Illiterates Read only	26			1	4	7	3		1
	Education unspecified	36				1		1	1		1
POPULATION	Males	1,987	126	39	49	49	38	50	46	44	55	51	37	50	38	49	39	39
POPULATION	Females	1,530	102	49	36	53	48	41	44	43	44	47	36	32	36	32	42	27
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	268	102	49	35	38	11	2	3						1
	Illiterates Read only	30			1	5	7		1	1		1
	Education unspecified	10					3						1		1
88. AVOCA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	335	160	48	52	25	12	2	2									1
	Illiterates Read only	36				10	10		2			1					1
	Education unspecified	20				1	2	2		1	1						1
POPULATION	Males	2,200	160	48	52	48	58	58	58	60	54	57	54	48	50	51	39	37
POPULATION	Females	1,922	137	51	40	54	61	46	52	58	54	51	40	48	33	42	38	33
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	298	137	51	40	31	12	4
	Illiterates Read only	40				6	5	1	2	1
	Education unspecified	13											1	1		1
89. KARA KARA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	399	149	49	48	19	8	4	1					1			1
	Illiterates Read only	39			3	5	11	2	1
	Education unspecified	39				6	4	1						1			4
POPULATION	Males	2,422	149	49	51	41	47	52	46	56	72	71	45	57	46	55	62	53
POPULATION	Females	2,062	166	57	47	73	49	58	48	56	55	47	51	56	53	42	50	49
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	332	166	57	47	30	3	2	1						1		1
	Illiterates Read only	59				19	18	5	1
	Education unspecified	29				7	5	2	1	1	1	1	1		2
90. DUNMUNKLE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	266	142	48	54	4	5
	Illiterates Read only	1
	Education unspecified	5
POPULATION	Males	2,175	142	48	54	64	42	49	67	55	50	52	44	57	44	59	66	40
POPULATION	Females	2,012	117	51	53	49	61	68	45	62	49	61	51	49	47	58	58	42
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	306	117	51	52	31	17	8		1
	Illiterates Read only	34			1	3	10	3
	Education unspecified	6				4								1
91. DONALD.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	220	98	35	27	16	12	4	1								1	1
	Illiterates Read only	34				6	10	4	4	1
	Education unspecified	11				3	2										1	1
POPULATION	Males	1,622	98	35	27	32	39	43	53	31	38	43	42	45	49	25	37	37
POPULATION	Females	1,510	108	36	39	35	43	41	40	50	44	41	40	37	24	42	35	34
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	231	108	36	39	17	8	1
	Illiterates Read only	35				9	10	1	1
	Education unspecified	4							1		1
92. BORUNG.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	474	256	72	84	41	11		1									1
	Illiterates Read only	1					1
	Education unspecified	4				4
POPULATION	Males	2,950	256	72	84	88	76	88	80	89	63	59	77	70	71	60	65	61
POPULATION	Females	2,688	232	74	85	89	73	79	75	82	69	76	59	64	72	61	78	65
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	448	232	74	85	37	12	3					1
	Illiterates Read only	14				11		1
	Education unspecified	3				2

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unsp'd Adults.


	1		86	4		1	2	4	2	5	4	6	5	4	2	2	1	1
			20		1		1		4	1	1	4	2	1	2	2	2		1
			6	1			1							2						1
50	45	33	534	267	127	159	136	132	95	81	49	64	50	39	30	18	6	4	2	9
39	32	35	480	234	129	125	116	112	77	64	50	38	26	22	13	16	8	3		2
			69		1			1		2	2	5	6	4		2	3
			10					1	1	1		1	2	3	3	4	1	2
	1		8	1		1	1	1				1			1		2

			52	2	1	1	7	3	3	7	8	10	6	6	5			1
			15								1	4	2	1	1		1
			4			1	1	1		3	7	3	7	6	1	1	1
49	34	34	458	244	121	126	119	142	122	69	67	66	67	75	55	26	13	3
33	35	28	424	197	93	99	89	110	82	51	42	32	39	35	30	13	5		2
			55		3			1	1	1	3	1	5	3	7	1	1
			15							2			3	4	2	1	1		1
			5		3				1	1

1			41	2		3		1	4	5	2	3	2	3	3	4	2
			23	1						1	1	1	1	1	5	2
	1		7	2	2	2	2			1		1	1			2
40	35	22	545	224	104	125	154	139	121	79	57	52	57	104	103	49	22	4		1
26	36	32	497	207	116	142	134	115	102	70	51	45	55	69	45	28	10	5	1	2
			47		1				1	2	2			6	7	3	1
			15									2	4	8	4	6			1
			2	1	2	3							1	2		2

2	1		33	4	2	5	10	7	2	4	8	12	15	25	14	9	2		1
	1		19	1				1	1		2	3		6	1	2
2			12	6	3	2	1	1	1		1	1		4	1	3				3
59	40	50	533	319	146	187	172	161	127	93	71	69	78	108	57	36	9		1	6
34	38	37	546	250	149	171	136	97	108	73	52	40	58	54	33	15	9			1
			37	1			1			1	4	3	6	7		2
			36				1				2	1	6	9	3	1
			21		1	1	3				1			1		1

			9				1		1	1	4	1	1	1	1	1	1
																1
								3		1				1
48	44	50	524	307	146	180	154	127	114	78	87	71	57	33	28	13	8	3		1
48	45	55	542	306	168	143	126	124	101	80	55	41	39	26	23	8	7	2
			57		1		3	2			4		6	5	3	1	3	1
			16		1		1		1	1		2	2	3	4	2
1			5	1

			33	2	2		2	1	4	2		3	3		3	3	2
			25						1		2	1	1	1	2					1
1			5	3	1		1			1
35	35	32	415	201	117	120	125	109	91	61	45	43	44	37	32	12	7			3
43	31	25	395	210	134	99	104	101	74	45	45	32	34	14	14	9	5	1		1
			26								3	3	5	3	1	3	2	2
			21					1			1	2	2	4	3	1
			2				1				1

	1		53	2	1	2	2	1	1
			1
			4
57	45	57	761	345	192	201	214	217	177	120	85	67	44	50	32	22	4	3	1	3
66	60	55	738	385	180	202	181	185	138	80	57	53	35	28	18	8	3	2		4
			53									1				3
			12							1					1
			2							1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unsp'd Children.	15	16	17
WIMMERA DISTRICT.
93. DIMBOOLA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	537	212	82	56	68	29	9	7	2	3		2		1		1	1
	Illiterates Read only	47				10	15	8	3	1
	Education unspecified	44				2	3	5	2	2	1		3	2	1		1	2	1
POPULATION	Males	2,568	212	82	56	87	77	67	88	74	69	53	46	81	64		52	55	58
POPULATION	Females	2,218	198	72	64	60	58	78	73	73	70	59	65	57	72		57	67	42
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	449	198	72	62	41	20	11	3		2						2		4
	Illiterates Read only	35			2	7	8	7	1
	Education unspecified	39				3	4	3	2	4	1	1	2		3		1	1	2
94. LOWAN.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	334	165	46	47	26	15	3	4	1	1	1	1					1	1
	Illiterates Read only	36				5	13	2	2		1
	Education unspecified	27				8	1	1	2	2								2	1
POPULATION	Males	2,073	165	46	47	53	58	64	72	78	60	74	61	60	62		52	48	44
POPULATION	Females	2,035	133	64	62	69	68	70	71	67	69	77	64	69	54		59	53	54
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	345	133	64	62	34	19	9	3	1
	Illiterates Read only	34				9	10	1
	Education unspecified	40				15	3	4	5								1		2
95. LAWLOIT.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	216	91	25	31	20	16	3	3							1
	Illiterates Read only	30			1	6	12	3
	Education unspecified	11				3		1				1		1			1	1
POPULATION	Males	1,143	91	25	32	33	36	30	29	44	32	47	31	37	32	1	30	25	31
POPULATION	Females	1,066	80	29	31	21	31	45	32	37	31	30	37	30	25		28	33	21
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	186	80	29	31	13	12	7	1	1			1
	Illiterates Read only	30				6	10	4	2	1
	Education unspecified	17				1	2	1		1		1	1	1	1			1
MALLEE DISTRICT.
96. MILDURA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	301	124	44	38	24	15	7	1					1			1	1
	Illiterates Read only	32				6	10	6	1									1
	Education unspecified	42				12	1	1						1				1
POPULATION	Males	1,933	124	44	38	46	37	40	39	46	37	37	33	32	30		32	34	35
POPULATION	Females	1,392	120	49	37	36	42	53	30	48	41	34	31	34	30		31	27	27
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	271	120	49	36	19	16	7	2	2				1
	Illiterates Read only	28			1	3	7	7		3		1
	Education unspecified	28				8	4						1				1
97. KARKAROOC.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	349	146	53	46	25	28	7	2	1	3	2	2
	Illiterates Read only	22				8	6	1	1		1				2
	Education unspecified	16				4	1		1	2									1
POPULATION	Males	1,943	146	53	46	45	46	38	37	50	38	50	41	34	38		42	41	40
POPULATION	Females	1,398	145	43	49	45	46	47	41	46	40	41	32	36	32		33	26	26
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	306	145	43	49	28	23	4	4	1	2		1
	Illiterates Read only	25				10	9		2	1			1
	Education unspecified	4				3	1
98. BIRCHIP.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	213	87	31	29	25	11	10	1	5		2	1						1
	Illiterates Read only	18			1	5	7	2		1
	Education unspecified	6				3												1
POPULATION	Males	1,253	87	31	30	38	26	31	25	38	26	33	28	26	28		21	26	26
POPULATION	Females	937	82	27	43	22	27	25	22	28	28	35	21	26	21		15	22	19
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	198	82	27	41	17	10	5	3	2	2
	Illiterates Read only	19			2	1	8	4	1
	Education unspecified	7				1	1	1						2
99. WYCHEPROOF.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	330	124	52	47	41	15	4	5	5	2	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	18		1		3	5	1	1	1
	Education unspecified	24					5	1			1						1	1	1
POPULATION	Males	2,027	124	53	47	50	47	42	42	51	36	43	39	44	41		55	37	38
POPULATION	Females	1,503	145	43	48	49	41	46	38	41	36	46	47	35	40		31	32	32
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	307	145	43	47	33	12	6	2			1	1
	Illiterates Read only	21			1	5	9	1
	Education unspecified	16				1	2	1	1		1			1	1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unsp'd Adults.


1	2		121	5	1	2	4	7	3	11	4	6	7	6	4	2	2			2
			37			1	1	1	2	1	1	1			2
	1		21	5	2	1	1		3											11
61	43	41	706	310	171	167	162	191	144	92	80	59	48	29	22	9	9	1		18
49	44	40	665	299	148	149	147	130	102	58	69	27	32	22	12	10	7	2		5
			77	6		1	2	3	1	5	6	2	4	7	1	2
			23			1				1			1	1	3	2	1
1	1		23	6				1	1	3	1		1			1				2

	1		52	3	1	1			5	3	4	1	1	1	2		1		1
			23					1	1	1	1	5	1	1		2
	1		14	4	2		1		1			2	1							2
38	48	46	642	276	100	92	103	156	139	96	58	44	33	28	28	9	4	1	1	5
36	44	30	678	276	133	105	120	139	119	62	38	27	33	19	18	6	2			1
			66				1	3	1	1	3		7	2	1		1
			20		1			2	1		1	3	1	3	1	1
1	2		27	6	1		1	1	1		2		1

			43		1	2	5	3	1	4	3	3	1	1		2
			21						1		2	1		2	1	1
			6	2									2							1
20	21	20	352	147	48	62	55	82	72	59	38	23	18	14	13	6	2	1	2	1
19	16	26	319	143	78	56	64	80	61	37	22	15	22	14	7	6	2
			35		1		1			1			1	2	1	3	1
			23		1				1		1		1	1	1		1
			9	1		1		1	2			2				1

1			48	3	1	4	3	6	10	4	7	3	3	1	1					1
			23	1					1	1	1		4		1
1			15	2	1			2	2	1	1			1						17
26	33	37	377	197	123	168	168	166	145	105	89	63	42	38	16	6				24
31	30	26	379	172	95	115	96	103	62	57	34	27	14	10	11	3	1			7
	3		47	3	2		1	2	1	2	4	2		1						1
			21								4	1	1
			13	1			2	1	1	1	2		1		1					5

	1		70	1	5	3	2	4	6	5	2	3		1	1	1
			19						1	1						1
			8	1			1				1		2							3
45	41	40	417	249	153	182	187	153	118	73	55	44	25	23	9	6	1			3
26	29	27	406	167	113	102	103	78	65	42	31	15	18	8	5	6	1			1
			63			1					1		2			2
			23								1					1
			4

			55	1	3	1	1			1	1		1				2
			15						1									1
			3	1		1														1
28	27	31	299	159	84	106	93	103	79	59	37	28	25	14	7	1	8	2		1
22	14	20	255	112	59	76	82	63	39	27	25	16	11	11	5	2	1			1
			39						2	1	2	2				1	1
			14								1		1	1
			5					1				1

		1	75	1		3	6	1	2	3	2	2	1	5	5	1
			11			1			1					1	2		1
		1	7	4		1	2		4		2	2	1							1
36	37	46	435	249	167	179	195	156	141	71	45	42	37	38	31	8	5			4
31	30	18	419	174	109	136	102	93	72	46	33	29	18	16	12	2	3	1		2
			55								2	3	5	2	3		2
			15									1		3	1
			8		1	2	1	1	3

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unsp'd Children.	15	16	17
MALLEE DISTRICT.
100. CASTLE DONNINGTON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	390	171	46	50	35	20	8	4	3		2	2	1				2	1
	Illiterates Read only	44				6	13	7	4			1	1				1
	Education unspecified	29				1	1	1		1	1		1						1
POPULATION	Males	2,388	171	46	50	48	59	51	53	44	51	41	39	49	51		41	53	48
POPULATION	Females	1,727	168	60	43	52	54	51	43	48	50	47	39	41	31	1	50	29	43
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	365	168	60	43	37	20	7	3	2	5		1	1			1	1
	Illiterates Read only	34				6	10	2	3	1									1
	Education unspecified	20				4	1	1				1						1
101. KERANG.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	609	285	83	100	52	33	8	5	1							1		1
	Illiterates Read only	63				16	21	4	1	1	1		1						1
	Education unspecified	64				11	3	4	3	2	1	1	1		2		2	3	2
POPULATION	Males	4,089	285	83	100	97	98	84	102	85	101	94	85	96	96		99	104	90
POPULATION	Females	3,416	276	79	88	95	85	91	90	99	99	85	87	82	103	1	73	106	72
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	559	276	79	82	51	21	9	2	4					1
	Illiterates Read only	82			6	22	15	9		1							1
	Education unspecified	53				10	6	1	2		1		1					1	1
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
102. GORDON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	257	127	42	28	18	8	2										1	1
	Illiterates Read only	27			1	8	5	4				1							1
	Education unspecified	25				3	3	1		1									1
POPULATION	Males	1,875	127	42	29	34	34	48	52	44	43	31	49	41	53		40	47	46
POPULATION	Females	1,625	121	33	35	39	47	47	32	46	34	35	44	38	40		32	39	43
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	225	121	33	34	14	7	3	1		2
	Illiterates Read only	31			1	10	6	3	1		1
	Education unspecified	22				3	3	1										2
103. CHARLTON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	272	120	36	32	29	7	3	4	2		1						1	1
	Illiterates Read only	31				5	12			1	2
	Education unspecified	19				6	2	1		1		1							1
POPULATION	Males	1,727	120	36	32	45	46	28	43	59	52	43	37	39	41		44	35	46
POPULATION	Females	1,509	112	38	34	32	32	37	38	25	31	42	53	29	41		32	43	41
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	238	112	38	31	19	10	1	1			1
	Illiterates Read only	22			3	1	3	1	2	1	1
	Education unspecified	18				3	1	2	1		2	1					1	1
104. KORONG.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	546	234	77	69	44	17	2			1			1			1	1
	Illiterates Read only	65				15	15	3					1	1			1		1
	Education unspecified	38				1	4	1	1	1	1		1					1
POPULATION	Males	3,308	234	77	69	81	85	73	88	70	76	74	85	78	72		66	66	54
POPULATION	Females	2,845	227	98	79	80	83	73	79	80	99	75	73	78	74		57	57	56
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	525	227	98	79	49	19	5	1	2	2				1			1	1
	Illiterates Read only	75				13	20	3			1
	Education unspecified	27				3	6	1	2	2				1	2			1
105. BET BET.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	325	124	33	37	21	12	2									1
	Illiterates Read only	24					8	2	1
	Education unspecified	6				1
POPULATION	Males	1,785	124	33	37	29	51	46	47	39	38	45	36	33	24		30	48	39
POPULATION	Females	1,392	93	39	38	39	39	32	30	35	44	43	41	35	29	2	31	23	28
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	249	93	39	36	28	12	1	2										1
	Illiterates Read only	35			2	3	7	2				1
	Education unspecified	5
106. MARONG.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	657	262	83	78	52	25	9	1	1							2	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	78			2	24	22	4	1		1				1			1
	Education unspecified	45				4	2	1	1			1		2				2
POPULATION	Males	3,840	262	83	80	95	111	109	65	106	86	91	95	82	108		86	91	87
POPULATION	Females	3,470	272	81	101	95	90	90	89	94	98	74	96	81	80		80	71	72
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	621	272	81	101	71	24	7	1				1		2		1
	Illiterates Read only	85				10	18	2	1			1	1	1
	Education unspecified	31				4	3		2		1	1		1			2	1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and Over.	Unsp'd Adults.


2			75	5	1	5	4	7	6	6	3	3	4	2	1						1
1			32	2				3	1		3		1	2
1		1	6	3	6			1	5	1	1			1		1					4
50	43	37	486	272	181	264	237	199	153	103	56	51	41	28	28	6	4	2	1		9
38	41	37	457	238	126	148	123	119	77	46	35	32	25	13	6	7	4
			76	2	2	1	1	1	2	1	3		3			1	1
			22	1			1			1	3	2	2	2
	3		7	4		2	1	1	1	1	2			1

			99	2	1	1	3	5	4	4	4	4	5	4	3	1		1
			45	1		1	1		1		4	2	2	3	1	1		1
	1	1	28	9	8	3	3	1	4	1	2			2	1		1				1
99	79	72	938	543	282	339	325	284	283	157	110	88	85	80	55	31	7	4			10
78	57	72	917	458	245	266	254	227	187	129	72	52	53	45	29	23	10		1		5
			88				1		3	3	4	1	4	7	4	5	1		1
			47	1	1			2		2	1	1	3	5	5	3	4				1
2	1		21	5	6	7	2	3	2	1	3	1	1	1


		1	28	3	2	2	3	1	4	2	1	3	1	3	2	4					1
1			18	2								1	2	1		2
		1	8	2	2	2	1	4	2	1	2				1
37	42	34	429	246	108	166	145	134	127	68	60	41	46	46	34	17	4	1	1		4
34	24	37	402	209	117	156	117	99	91	58	45	35	33	37	17	12	3	1	1		3
			27									2		4	3	1
			21		1					1		1	2	3	1
	1		7	3	1	3	1	1	3		1		1	1

			46	2	1	2	3	2	2	5	2	3	6	5	5
			20				1		1		1	1	3	1		2		1
1			11	2		3						1		1				1
31	23	39	433	218	103	119	126	113	106	69	40	43	47	51	42	21	5	1			2
34	28	31	360	209	133	123	95	89	84	50	41	32	32	37	21	13	4	1			1
			32		1		1	1		2	1	4	1	6	4	3	1
			9								1	2	2		2	2	1
			10	2		1	1		1	1		1		1

	1		65	3	4	3	11	6	6	2	11	8	12	13	15	2	4	1
2			35	4				2		2		2	3	2	9	4	1		1
1			10	2	1	4	3	1	3	1	2	1	2	4	2	1	1
72	48	57	782	363	157	196	227	237	205	98	89	84	108	135	144	69	21	4	2		7
42	48	53	794	313	170	121	189	173	146	99	60	67	57	80	49	12	9			1	1
			79	2		2	2	1	1	3		7	7	12	2	2	1
			37								2	5	5	12	11	1	2
			17	1	1	1	2		1	1				1	1	1

	2		35	3	1	4	6	4	6	6	6	10	15	7	13	7	6	2
	1		11	1					2	1	1	1	1	3	1	2
			1		1	1					1		1			1
31	28	32	388	208	92	106	113	112	104	62	40	45	68	95	87	48	18	3			2
28	18	21	369	149	81	95	109	74	74	48	33	42	36	49	39	16	6	1	1
			43	1	1			1	1		2	6	6	8	8	3			1
			13				1		1	1	1	2	1	5	5	1	2
												1			1	2	1

	2		88	6	5	5	9	9	13	12	8	12	21	17	13	7	6	2	1
			53	1				1	3	2	1	1	3	2	4	3	1	1
5		2	11	9	3	1	1	5	2	3	1	1	1	6	1
69	69	60	948	462	236	254	268	239	198	121	100	94	113	138	138	62	26	9	3		6
65	64	65	887	417	228	251	230	238	173	114	78	103	85	96	65	35	7	6	1		2
1	1		106	3	2	1	2	1	1	7	6	5	8	9	4	6	1	4	1
			34		1		1	2	2	2		8	7	7	12	8	1
			12	3		1	3	5	2	2		1		1		1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unsp'd Children.	15	16	17
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
107. STRATHFIELD SAYE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	368	147	40	43	25	12	6	2	1				1
	Illiterates Read only	59			1	8	14	3	1		1							2
	Education unspecified	38				7	7		1			1							1
POPULATION	Males	1,985	147	40	44	52	53	44	63	44	46	39	42	38	47		35	46	35
POPULATION	Females	1,715	154	46	51	40	49	32	32	34	44	35	49	30	37		29	38	18
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	346	154	46	50	19	14	8						1	1			1
	Illiterates Read only	55			1	5	12	1			1		1
	Education unspecified	39				9	7	1		1		1		1	1
108. HUNTLY.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	364	158	49	47	30	9	5	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	36				9	10	1	2		1
	Education unspecified	16				3	3							2			1
POPULATION	Males	2,039	158	49	47	53	48	38	48	42	47	32	44	45	38		40	36	32
POPULATION	Females	1,672	130	48	38	47	53	46	41	40	32	39	39	32	26		32	41	29
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	283	130	48	38	29	10	1
	Illiterates Read only	42				10	10	6	1	1
	Education unspecified	24				3	2		2	1				2	1				1
109. EAST LODDON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	95	47	14	17	8	1	1										1
	Illiterates Read only	9			1		5		1	1
	Education unspecified	11				1	1	1		1		1		1			1		1
POPULATION	Males	773	47	14	18	12	14	16	13	12	21	17	21	16	15		19	22	11
POPULATION	Females	644	45	13	13	14	19	12	13	21	14	16	11	14	19		7	20	8
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	87	45	13	13	6	7	2									1
	Illiterates Read only	26				4	12	10
	Education unspecified	9										1					1		1
110. ECHUCA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	313	134	42	41	32	10	6										1
	Illiterates Read only	24			1	5	6	2	1
	Education unspecified	32				6	4	3	1	1	1	1					1		1
POPULATION	Males	2,086	134	42	42	49	52	47	47	47	49	46	60	39	50	1	44	60	50
POPULATION	Females	1,989	155	51	36	51	33	64	48	42	57	42	58	54	48		50	58	44
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	305	155	51	36	26	6	3		1	1	1	1		1				1
	Illiterates Read only	37				9	9	3			1	1
	Education unspecified	26				9	1	2				1		1	1				1
111. DEAKIN.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	140	73	24	17	12	6		1					1				1
	Illiterates Read only	20				11	2	3
	Education unspecified	2					1
POPULATION	Males	1,121	73	24	17	31	21	28	31	25	38	21	20	23	21		31	31	33
POPULATION	Females	957	66	23	30	22	35	24	19	26	19	24	28	24	29		27	24	29
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	146	66	23	28	9	12	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	25			2	4	7	2											1
	Education unspecified	14				4	3		2			1
112. WARANGA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	509	219	73	72	39	18	6	2	1	2	2		1			1	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	61			3	17	8	3	2	1							1
	Education unspecified	61				8	2			1		2	2				1		3
POPULATION	Males	3,199	219	73	75	76	57	60	72	85	68	78	55	70	66		78	88	63
POPULATION	Females	2,602	209	69	56	64	66	65	56	80	56	62	62	80	50		58	62	58
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	419	209	69	55	33	14	4	1						2				1
	Illiterates Read only	55			1	7	11			1				1	1
	Education unspecified	39				8	4		3	2		1	1	2	1		1		1
113. GOULBURN.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	291	124	34	37	27	11	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	41				8	11	4	3
	Education unspecified	12				3	1
POPULATION	Males	1,679	124	34	37	44	44	33	36	29	36	32	33	31	33		28	19	37
POPULATION	Females	1,322	94	45	39	35	33	33	36	38	37	32	39	22	44		26	22	31
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	232	94	45	37	26	8	4
	Illiterates Read only	29			2	6	13	1						1
	Education unspecified	6				1		1		1					1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and Over.	Unsp'd Adults.


	1		47	1	1	5	7	9	13	9	9	6	8	9	6	3	4		1
2			27	4	1	2		2	2	2	1	1	1	3	11						1
1	1		16	3	1	2	2	1	2	1	2	1	1	3	2	1
32	35	22	468	205	100	153	147	144	133	61	54	43	55	75	70	23	16	3	1		3
26	30	32	382	173	105	143	124	114	92	53	54	36	64	63	35	10	10	3			3
	1		43	2		1	4	6	2	1	4	2	8	9	9	4	1
			20						2	4	4	3	8	6	3	1	3
			21			2	1	2		2	2	1		3			2	1			2

	1		47	1	4	9	6	5	4	4	6	2	7	8	4	2	1
2			23	2							1	3	1	3	1	1			1
	3		8	4		2							1	1
40	46	25	435	219	136	163	184	147	118	55	73	44	51	76	43	17	13	1	1		9
28	38	28	395	196	127	163	136	91	75	46	56	28	41	53	30	8	5	1	2		3
			40					1	1	1	4	2	5	9	1	2	1
			28					1			2	3	1	3	1	3
			11	1		1	2	1	1		3	1		2							1

			10	1		3					1		2
			7				1
	1		6	3	1			1
24	18	12	157	106	65	69	38	49	42	32	27	34	26	20	21	5	3
19	16	12	153	82	51	49	52	49	27	25	21	14	25	11	8	3	3
			15	1
			26
	1		1	3	2		2		1

			48	1	4	3	7	3	2	1	2	5	7	5	2	3	3
			14			1		1						3	2	1	1
			17	2	1	3		1	1	2		2		1	1	1
47	40	54	487	295	160	169	145	131	95	73	65	70	62	56	33	14	10				3
49	35	45	497	281	150	182	133	121	86	74	55	41	45	42	20	7	6	5			2
			40	1			1		2		2	2	3	6	4	1		1
			23								4	1	4	4	1
			15	1	1	3		2			2	1	1

			20	1				1		1		1	1		1
			16						2	1					1
			1												1
32	29	26	259	182	81	90	72	62	56	41	30	41	33	21	24	7	1	3	1		3
25	19	17	250	141	63	75	62	56	62	27	30	17	24	17	4	6	2				2
			24						1		1	1	1		1
			13	1					1	1		2	1	3	1
1			10	1		1				1						1

1			71	4	3	2	3	4	6	7	4	7	8	13	5	6	1	1
			31	1			1	1	3	2	1	2	4	3	4	4	1
2	3		15	9	6	2	3	4	4	1	1		2	1	1	1	1				10
67	66	64	687	426	232	238	231	218	183	111	102	84	79	110	66	33	10	4			18
54	51	55	641	338	190	227	184	151	148	89	61	71	55	49	33	13	10	4		1	3
1			54	2		1	1	3	2	3	2	2	3	7	3	2	1
			21					1	1	1	6	3	7	6	5	2	1
1	1		22	4	1	3	1	2		1	1	3	1

	1	1	41	2	6	13	5	5	6	5	2	2	6	3
			26		1	3		3		1	1		1	2	1	2
			4					1	2	1											4
38	35	29	351	186	113	135	144	163	99	65	34	40	55	51	24	11	3	1			9
18	22	22	349	141	94	135	116	89	57	32	32	28	28	21	12	6		1	2		1
			38		1	2	2	1	1	1	3		3	3					1
			21				1					2		1	2
			4		1		1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unsp'd Children.	15	16	17
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
114. RODNEY.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	492	233	78	71	23	18	3	1	2	1						1	1
	Illiterates Read only	50				17	14	5
	Education unspecified	65				10	8	2		1			1	1				1	1
POPULATION	Males	3,447	233	78	71	62	78	84	82	68	64	67	63	79	57	1	58	71	71
POPULATION	Females	2,791	199	60	59	62	67	61	71	69	90	66	68	75	71	2	71	68	52
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	381	199	60	53	23	10	3	1		1	1					1	2
	Illiterates Read only	63			6	10	20	5	2		1		1
	Education unspecified	58				14	6	1	1	1				1		1	1	1	1
115. NUMURKAH.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	621	305	106	73	61	19	5	4	1				1
	Illiterates Read only	67			3	21	20	3	2
	Education unspecified	81				21	2	5	2			1		1
POPULATION	Males	4,301	305	106	76	128	99	111	118	124	103	107	91	98	102		86	92	87
POPULATION	Females	3,658	288	98	105	100	101	108	78	126	96	118	93	89	86	5	81	80	108
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	594	288	98	104	54	19	7	5			1
	Illiterates Read only	56			1	15	13	4	2
	Education unspecified	68				10	10	4		1	3	1	1	1
116. SHEPPARTON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	355	167	62	49	31	12	2	1				1	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	41				6	20	1	1	1	2	1			1			1
	Education unspecified	12				3	4			1
POPULATION	Males	2,405	167	62	49	54	65	55	68	71	66	66	57	61	57		51	53	53
POPULATION	Females	2,120	158	53	61	48	56	53	53	50	46	52	58	56	58		44	47	41
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	324	158	53	56	25	14	1		2			1				1	1
	Illiterates Read only	46			5	9	16	3
	Education unspecified	19				6	6		1									2
117. TUNGAMAH.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	573	226	94	70	62	30	10	4		2	1	1			1		2	2
	Illiterates Read only	38				8	14	3
	Education unspecified	60				8	8	3		1	3		1					1	2
POPULATION	Males	3,503	226	94	70	90	95	88	87	92	108	99	85	99	64	2	71	67	78
POPULATION	Females	3,136	267	91	73	89	81	88	93	79	88	85	87	80	86	2	85	64	76
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	513	267	91	70	47	10	3	4
	Illiterates Read only	44			3	15	15	5	1
	Education unspecified	42				14	7	3	2						1				2
118. YARRAWONGA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	282	145	34	38	12	6	3	1						1
	Illiterates Read only	31			3	4	7	6	1	1
	Education unspecified	12				6											1
POPULATION	Males	1,687	145	34	41	33	36	48	47	44	40	39	38	27	42		35	26	31
POPULATION	Females	1,600	111	42	39	43	41	42	43	41	36	49	38	51	41		30	48	41
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	247	111	42	36	28	11	5		1
	Illiterates Read only	23			3	5	8	1	1
	Education unspecified	5
119. BENALLA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	717	295	94	122	63	32	8	6				1				1
	Illiterates Read only	66			3	7	17	4	4		1			1
	Education unspecified	50				7	5		1	2				1			1	1
POPULATION	Males	4,678	295	94	125	101	107	91	114	100	98	104	110	109	114		129	121	120
POPULATION	Females	4,117	303	80	112	101	88	116	120	118	108	114	90	97	92		93	87	82
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	636	303	80	111	49	27	5	4	2			1	1
	Illiterates Read only	87			1	17	17	5	2
	Education unspecified	57				12	4	1	2		3	1	1	3			2	1	1
120. VIOLET TOWN.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	220	101	34	39	17	9	2		1				2	2			1
	Illiterates Read only	36			3	6	13	2	2	2
	Education unspecified	21				5	4	2	1			1			1				1
POPULATION	Males	1,422	101	34	42	31	49	37	39	33	47	46	41	38	38		38	35	36
POPULATION	Females	1,344	101	48	32	31	33	48	44	35	47	34	47	35	32	1	35	36	30
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	217	101	48	31	14	8	2
	Illiterates Read only	32			1	4	10	3	1
	Education unspecified	22				8		3			1	2	1					1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unsp'd Adults.


2		3	48	7	4	3	6	4	4	1	5	6	6	7	5	3			1
			36		1				2		1	6	2	1			1
		3	23	5	8	7	1	8	2	1			1	2	1		1			5
65	78	71	705	414	284	292	257	278	182	154	112	122	100	69	46	21	5	3	2	19
60	49	61	702	361	228	295	212	190	121	98	89	63	37	34	19	10	6	1		7
		1	39	4	1				2	2	6	7	3	4			1
1			39	1					1		3	1	4	1	4	1	2
1		1	25	5	4	6	3	4	3	3	1	1	1							2

			91		4	2	6	2	3	3	7	3	4	6	3		2			1
			46			1	2	1		1	4	2	2	1	1	1	2
2	6		32	8	6	14	6	5	3	1	1		1	3		1
85	90	83	1,081	523	276	349	296	312	275	178	168	94	79	82	50	26	11	3		11
61	74	77	1,000	481	263	282	268	232	210	116	75	58	55	60	34	21	7	1	1	3
			86		1	1	1	1	1	2		4	4	1	1	1
			34					1	1	1		2	1	8	2	2	1	1		1
	1	3	31	4	7	6	3	6	2	4		1	3	1

			49		1		5	5	3	4	3	2	2	2		1
			33	1						2		1	2		1	1
			8						3	1
54	43	44	620	298	193	152	166	160	154	110	82	53	43	35	25	22	7	2		5
59	52	41	530	284	177	170	150	143	126	78	53	37	27	38	18	10	3	2	1	1
			43	2	1	1	1	1	3			1	1	3
			28					1			1	4		3	2	1		1
			13	2				2	1					1

	1		111	5	5	2	3	1	7	5	10	8	15	7	2	1	1
			25		1	2		3	1				2	1	3
	6		24	9	5	1	5	3	3		2				1					7
56	71	57	909	400	234	276	240	239	237	119	102	91	86	88	45	22	9	2		14
66	58	58	858	407	238	240	214	229	147	88	82	47	62	38	31	9	5	1		9
			64					2		2			6	2	1	3	3			2
			36								1		2			1	1
1			27	3	3			3	3	2	1

		1	23	1	3	6	6	3	3	2	4	3	5	1	3	1	1
			19				1	1	2			2	1		2
			6	1			1							1						3
31	36	30	394	189	114	143	115	118	104	63	62	50	35	41	18	7	4	1	1	8
37	37	39	425	232	129	149	122	97	84	52	36	28	21	17	9	2	4	1
			45				1	2		2	1		3	4
			15								1	1	2	1
1				1				1		1		1			1

	1	1	110	3	2	8	3	6	8	8	11	8	15	10	8	2	3			1
			34					2	2		5	3	4	6	4	2	1
		1	16	3	3	2	3	1	5	4	3	1	2	1	1	2	2			1
99	110	77	1,048	656	345	343	332	344	283	172	148	110	121	123	71	34	19	1		14
93	83	86	1,044	524	319	343	296	302	196	149	111	94	97	70	37	17	13	3	3	4
			89			2	3	5	2	7	7	4	7	7	6	1			1	1
			41				1	1	1	3	3	4	8	13	5	3	3
1			27	5	4	2	7	2	1	4	1		1	1		1			1

	1		33	2			1	2	2			1	1	2		2
			25								1		3	2	2
	1		14	2	1					1		1	2
31	27	21	399	188	84	101	86	80	83	53	49	29	29	28	16	11	2	3		4
19	23	21	387	164	89	109	88	81	71	40	30	26	26	22	19	5	2		1	3
			24						1		3	2	2	1	1	1	1		1
			18			1			1			3	3	2	3
			15	1	1	1		1	1					1	1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unsp'd Children.	15	16	17
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
121. EUROA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	493	210	79	78	54	20	6	1	1	1				1
	Illiterates Read only	35				9	9	4	1	1		1
	Education unspecified	52				5	2		1	3	2	2		1	2			2
POPULATION	Males	2,934	210	79	78	78	77	80	59	79	80	86	60	87	63		62	69	54
POPULATION	Females	2,518	201	65	62	58	72	70	81	81	54	71	59	66	57		54	65	61
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	424	201	65	62	35	22	7	5	2
	Illiterates Read only	39				8	10	4		1
	Education unspecified	22				4	1	2				2						2	1
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
122. MANSFIELD.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	285	127	39	53	27	8	6	3	3		2	3
	Illiterates Read only	29			1	5	7	6	5
	Education unspecified	5					2		1
POPULATION	Males	1,994	127	39	54	36	44	36	53	40	37	54	45	46	38		28	51	39
POPULATION	Females	1,692	141	39	45	54	42	42	40	46	44	41	41	33	45		44	36	38
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	271	141	39	44	32	10	3
	Illiterates Read only	20			1	3	11	2
	Education unspecified	6				4		1						1
123. HOWQUA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	152	73	15	13	8	5				1								1
	Illiterates Read only	14			2	2	3
	Education unspecified	10				3	1				1
POPULATION	Males	1,048	73	15	15	18	21	16	13	18	15	12	12	15	15		15	18	13
POPULATION	Females	681	57	19	26	19	24	9	12	21	18	11	17	17	10		8	11	13
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	123	57	19	24	11	6			1
	Illiterates Read only	12			2	3		1
	Education unspecified	2											1
124. OXLEY.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	423	143	58	45	45	21	9	1	1	1				1			1	1
	Illiterates Read only	36				5	4	2	1	1
	Education unspecified	19				3	3	1									1	1
POPULATION	Males	2,249	143	58	45	60	56	51	36	57	45	46	43	49	42		38	51	50
POPULATION	Females	1,796	143	49	38	51	47	49	43	56	48	53	44	54	44		40	41	38
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	318	143	49	38	36	17	6	1	3	1		1
	Illiterates Read only	40				7	7	1	1	2			1
	Education unspecified	16				2	1	1						1				1	1
125. BRIGHT.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	477	175	73	46	37	16	4	2						1
	Illiterates Read only	39			3	12	13	1			1
	Education unspecified	13				2							1					1
POPULATION	Males	2,821	175	73	49	63	67	67	57	58	62	59	68	47	45		54	58	53
POPULATION	Females	2,188	192	65	49	58	55	57	61	60	49	59	44	51	38		50	36	39
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	362	192	65	46	36	9	3	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	49			3	12	16	2	1
	Education unspecified	7				1	2										1
126. BEECHWORTH.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	579	251	76	75	62	8		1		1							2
	Illiterates Read only	14			1		6
	Education unspecified	85
POPULATION	Males	3,917	251	76	76	78	79	74	95	65	86	81	86	75	56		73	57	52
POPULATION	Females	3,467	210	81	69	75	101	85	75	72	81	62	72	71	66	1	66	76	60
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	542	210	81	69	42	21	8	2			1
	Illiterates Read only	80				9	10	2		1
	Education unspecified	47				11	2	2	1		1							1
127. NORTH OVENS.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	193	80	29	34	17	3	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	11				3	2	1
	Education unspecified	17				5	2	3		1							1	1	1
POPULATION	Males	1,244	80	29	34	36	22	28	34	29	36	29	27	22	22		35	27	19
POPULATION	Females	996	78	24	27	27	28	24	20	28	29	18	27	24	24		22	20	20
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	162	78	24	27	10	5	1	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	10				1
	Education unspecified	16				4	2		1								1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and Over.	Unsp'd Adults.


	1	1	84	2	3	2	3	2	1	2	5	8	6	6	2
			25				1				1	3		1	3	1
1	1	1	18	5	3	3	7	4			2		1	2	1						6
66	47	49	749	347	216	209	202	199	164	118	84	74	74	56	32	21	11	3			8
53	48	39	669	320	163	193	202	174	130	81	65	43	48	43	33	16	5	1			4
			71				1			3	4	3	3	6	1	2	1				1
			23		1					2	3	1	2	2	3	1	1
	1		9	4	1	2	1		2		3


	1		52	1		1			1	1	2	1	3	1	1	1		1
			23		1								1	2			1
			3									1									1
41	24	35	429	218	149	152	158	157	122	85	54	57	65	59	32	24	6	2			5
42	25	27	428	212	114	135	131	118	78	46	48	37	48	33	15	11	3	3	2		5
			45									1	1
			16										2					1
			6

			14	1		6	1	2	3	2	1	1	4	5	6	4					1
			5									2		2	1	2
			5			1	1	1	1						1
23	15	21	155	105	81	135	106	96	49	29	20	22	48	50	28	17	2	1			1
9	10	7	158	58	62	59	59	41	31	10	27	24	19	20	6	3	1	1
			18									1	1	2	1
			4								1	1	1	1	2
			1												1

	1		79	3		4	5	7	11	13	8	2	27	1	8	2	4		3
			13					1		2	2	4	1	8	3		1		1
			7	2				1	2	1	1	1		1	1	1					1
45	51	47	485	282	155	176	153	137	129	86	68	70	86	94	42	20	11	1	4	1	3
25	37	37	489	218	139	150	118	105	87	60	32	54	48	25	19	7	11	2	1		1
			65				2			2	4	4	4		3	1	2		1
			19				1		1	1	1	3	4	6	2	1	1
1			5	3	2		2		3								1

			60			4	1	1	2	1	2	8	22	46	35	1
			27					1	2	1				1	2		1	1
			3	1	1	3							2	3
45	35	45	593	290	180	221	219	208	145	68	85	86	103	173	108	25	13	1	1		5
35	43	51	532	254	125	193	161	137	110	69	54	59	77	55	31	17	6	1			1
			50				1		1			2	2	3
			31								1		2	3	8	1
			3	1	1	1							1

	1		72	3	2	7	3	6	2	4	6	8	15	22	15	4	3	1			4
	1		6	1	1			1	1	1			1			1
1				1		1	4	1	6	5	1	4	21	23	4	1	3	3	1		6
66	47	57	775	352	219	247	280	298	211	118	97	135	180	216	188	92	53	8	1		44
64	72	70	761	408	229	249	257	264	192	126	115	119	121	111	68	31	17	6	1		32
	1		74	1	4	6	3	6	9	2	12	19	14	12	7	3	3	1			6
			22			1	1	1	4	3	3	5	12	12	9	2	1				4
1	1		17	3	3	3				1	3	3	4	8							2

			23				1		4		3	6	4	7	1	1
			6					1		1		2	1
			11	3		1		1					1
20	17	26	285	144	95	96	90	95	76	42	16	41	36	39	23	10	9			1	3
20	16	13	249	111	78	89	82	59	52	22	29	25	29	17	16	5	2		1		1
			18				2			1	1	3	1	2	5
			1								1	1	5		1				1
1			7	2	2		2		2												1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unsp'd Children.	15	16	17
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
128. RUTHERGLEN.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	768	264	77	75	43	23	9	1	2			1	1				1	1
	Illiterates Read only	53				14	16	7	3		1
	Education unspecified	32				6	3											2
POPULATION	Males	3,601	264	77	75	74	71	64	79	74	76	69	63	61	71		56	50	48
POPULATION	Females	2,359	234	89	74	81	70	71	77	59	58	55	45	48	43		43	42	43
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	511	234	89	74	51	22	8	4		1								1
	Illiterates Read only	45				13	13	5	3
	Education unspecified	20				4	2							1			2	1	1
129. CHILTERN.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	291	141	35	46	18	5	1									1
	Illiterates Read only	29				6	17	2
	Education unspecified	3
POPULATION	Males	1,501	141	35	46	30	29	45	26	34	41	38	37	24	14		28	27	32
POPULATION	Females	1,329	110	35	40	39	36	25	31	38	32	37	23	26	38		30	23	20
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	243	110	35	40	23	6				1	1
	Illiterates Read only	35				10	16
	Education unspecified
130. YACKANDANDAH.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	343	146	49	41	21	7	2		1	1		1		1
	Illiterates Read only	38			6	9	8	4	2
	Education unspecified	29				6	3	1										1
POPULATION	Males	2,350	146	49	47	53	43	49	52	52	51	51	49	63	44		46	51	44
POPULATION	Females	1,820	168	45	50	45	46	56	37	50	43	39	37	54	35		40	36	32
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	313	168	45	50	17	3	1											1
	Illiterates Read only	52				10	14	5		1		1
	Education unspecified	23				6	2										3	1	1
131. WODONGA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	163	64	20	28	19	6	2									1
	Illiterates Read only	12				3	4	1
	Education unspecified	12					2	1			1
POPULATION	Males	926	64	20	28	26	19	28	18	23	29	24	22	20	15		19	16	15
POPULATION	Females	911	70	18	20	24	21	26	22	25	17	28	25	25	26		26	21	23
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	149	70	18	20	19	9	3	3								1
	Illiterates Read only	16				1	2	3	1		1
	Education unspecified	11				1	1										1
132. TOWONG.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	609	279	80	69	42	16	12	3	3				1	1		1	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	58			4	15	15	7	1	1	1
	Education unspecified	54				13	8	4			2		1		1			2	1
POPULATION	Males	3,900	279	80	73	92	77	104	78	94	75	74	68	73	70		70	82	67
POPULATION	Females	2,865	284	97	69	76	70	68	87	68	74	57	69	68	63		62	53	79
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	522	284	97	69	30	11	4	3	2	2						8
	Illiterates Read only	35				10	7	4	1			1
	Education unspecified	29				14	3	3	4	1								1
133. OMEO.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	393	179	50	50	27	10	5	6	1	2						1	1
	Illiterates Read only	30				8	8	1	2									1
	Education unspecified	27				5	1		2
POPULATION	Males	2,586	179	50	50	58	50	52	44	52	37	41	42	40	41	1	42	43	35
POPULATION	Females	1,676	158	53	57	40	54	57	49	45	43	39	37	25	48		39	31	29
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	303	158	53	57	15	5	5	2	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	19				4	6					1
	Education unspecified	13				4	1	1				1			1		1
GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
134. ORBOST.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	341	118	44	32	31	17	7	6	3	2		1				1	2
	Illiterates Read only	37				8	15	3	4						1
	Education unspecified	29				12	3	2	2					2	1		1
POPULATION	Males	1,947	118	44	32	59	55	44	42	50	43	36	40	43	37		35	33	25
POPULATION	Females	1,403	126	53	37	42	34	54	53	43	44	37	37	29	34		29	23	31
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	269	126	53	36	20	8	7	3	1									1
	Illiterates Read only	18			1	7	4	2
	Education unspecified	31				8	4	4	3	1	3	1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unsp'd Adults.


	4	1	80	7	8	15	27	25	22	24	30	28	43	15	20	7	1
			41		1		1	1		2	1	3		1	2
1	1		9	4	2	1	4	1	1	3	2	3		1			1
54	62	57	702	327	276	339	312	300	235	153	125	104	118	97	56	23	8	1	1	8
45	42	37	607	252	154	232	198	152	116	64	46	39	42	24	19	9	3	2		3
			86	1	4	2	2	2	1	2	4	1	4	3	1		1
			34							1	3	2	1	2	1		1
	1		7	5	1	1			3		2			1

			24	1	4	1	4	3	3	5	5	4	3	6	5	1
			25							1		2				1
											3
31	19	16	318	153	105	134	136	101	73	53	35	28	43	49	30	14	2	1		4
26	27	25	335	151	98	127	98	82	71	33	33	28	27	31	15	8	5		1	1
			31				1		1	1	3	3	3	7	3	4	1
			26						2	1	1			3	1		1


		1	34	1		3	1	3	5	6	5	7	13	12	6	5	6
			23		1						1		1	4	2
2		2	10	5	1		2	4		1	2		3	1
42	42	46	507	271	176	183	180	180	131	71	66	74	66	86	77	28	10		1	1
43	29	44	442	224	119	132	133	136	101	42	39	50	53	50	23	8	5
			21	1		1	1		2	1	1	8	6	5	2		1
			31			1						4	5	7	2		2
	1		8	6		1	1	2		1	1		3
			27	1	1	1	3	1	3	2	4	2	3	1		1	1
			8										2	2

		1	4	1		1			1		1	1		1		1				1
15	19	15	224	99	76	60	70	60	54	27	28	40	22	20	16	11	4	2		1
28	14	12	239	124	72	65	70	64	33	32	23	25	17	21	11	5	2
			34	1							1	1		3	1
			8							2		1	1	2	1	1
			2	1		3		2					1	1			1

1	2		78	7	6	6	6	4	11	5	6	10	15	17	7	1	1	1
			40		1		1		1	1		4	1		3	1			1
2	2		29	7	4		1	4	3	1	1	1	1	1			1
54	81	64	805	418	288	377	326	309	243	134	121	108	119	116	64	23	8	2	2	5
60	65	66	700	385	212	258	222	177	133	75	62	55	61	43	19	7	3	1		2
			52	8			1	1			2	2	3	1	1					1
			23				1		1				7	2		1
			25	1						1		1				1

2			51	4			4	2	5	6	5	7	11	6	11	1	1
			19	1					1	1	2	1	1	2	2
			8		1	2	2	1	1	1	1	3		2	3					2
48	41	37	458	246	179	217	241	226	201	114	94	83	85	66	56	18	8	2		13
42	26	32	437	199	140	158	114	111	80	33	48	33	16	19	8	8	3			1
			29		2						2			1		1
			11								1	1	1	3		2
			8	1	1	2											1


1	1	1	67	6	7	8	13	6	9	8	7	7	5	2	1	1
			31			1	2						3
			22	1	2		2		1								1
41	29	29	449	192	140	165	172	172	134	78	77	52	49	39	20	9	4	1
26	24	32	407	165	93	92	110	106	68	43	30	23	19	16	6	6	2	1
1	1	1	39	4		1		1	1	3	1	1	3
			13		1									3
	1		24	1		1		1	2					1	1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unsp'd Children.	15	16	17
GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
135. TAMBO.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	254	95	36	26	33	10	4	1	1	1							1
	Illiterates Read only	20				2	3	1	3		1	1
	Education unspecified	8				2			1		1
POPULATION	Males	1,395	95	36	26	39	26	34	35	35	31	31	38	32	28		30	38	22
POPULATION	Females	1,094	92	27	39	24	30	26	27	29	34	33	24	32	38	2	21	29	27
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	200	92	27	39	19	11	3	1
	Illiterates Read only	15				1	3	2	1
	Education unspecified	3				1	1	1
136. BAIRNSDALE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	775	311	92	98	56	38	16	4	1					1		1	2
	Illiterates Read only	72			1	13	16	11	4	2	1				1
	Education unspecified	57				13	5	6	3	2	1		1	2			2		1
POPULATION	Males	4,354	311	92	99	107	100	109	101	110	104	89	94	82	112		92	91	86
POPULATION	Females	3,824	299	103	115	98	91	100	104	96	110	104	98	98	87		72	93	83
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	665	299	103	115	59	36	15	4	1	2		1
	Illiterates Read only	59				12	11	6	2										1
	Education unspecified	37				10	2	2		1	1		1	3	1		2		1
137. AVON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	225	90	31	25	20	9	4	1					1
	Illiterates Read only	22			1	4	3	3	1		1		1		2
	Education unspecified	14				1													1
POPULATION	Males	1,351	90	31	26	27	20	24	26	25	28	22	28	24	39		29	29	27
POPULATION	Females	1,129	63	31	21	23	28	26	24	29	32	26	33	24	22		23	26	29
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	156	63	31	21	13	7	2	3	1	1				1
	Illiterates Read only	29				5	4	4	1		1							1
	Education unspecified	10				1												2	1
138. ROSEDALE.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	241	110	26	36	15	5	1	1	2	1		1	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	53				18	12	4	1	1				1
	Education unspecified	16				5	3	5		1	1
POPULATION	Males	1,688	110	26	36	42	33	48	45	53	53	48	43	35	38	3	33	37	34
POPULATION	Females	1,557	86	46	33	41	44	41	39	39	42	46	42	48	41	4	33	45	24
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	222	86	46	31	18	13	4	3		1
	Illiterates Read only	33			2	4	11	2	1
	Education unspecified	25				8	1	1	1							2
139. MAFFRA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	333	144	42	32	36	17	5		1	1	1		1	1		1	2
	Illiterates Read only	39				10	6	7	6	1	1
	Education unspecified	22					2					1						1
POPULATION	Males	2,116	144	42	32	55	50	46	45	52	43	50	44	42	44		34	53	49
POPULATION	Females	1,795	111	57	37	41	41	40	46	45	37	40	45	37	56	1	40	43	39
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	274	111	57	35	33	14	2	1			1
	Illiterates Read only	33			2	5	4	3	1	1				1	1
	Education unspecified	7					4	1
140. WALHALLA.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	323	136	43	43	32	10	3
	Illiterates Read only	22				4	7	2		1
	Education unspecified	12						1		1	1			1
POPULATION	Males	1,603	136	43	43	40	39	36	33	37	39	32	42	31	30		27	28	24
POPULATION	Females	1,292	139	41	37	37	37	35	42	31	30	36	28	30	32		23	16	19
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	278	139	41	37	24	13	2											1
	Illiterates Read only	23				2	4	3		1
	Education unspecified	10				1		2		1	1	2
141. TRARALGON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	174	84	27	21	15	9	4	5
	Illiterates Read only	19				4	8	2		1
	Education unspecified	15				7	1						1		1				1
POPULATION	Males	1,171	84	27	21	29	32	35	31	35	38	28	32	29	28		24	24	37
POPULATION	Females	1,122	75	24	34	29	30	25	21	25	36	23	38	26	37		33	22	25
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	177	75	24	34	19	9	3		3		1	1
	Illiterates Read only	21				4	8	1
	Education unspecified	14				5	1	1							1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unsp'd Adults.


1			50	2	2	1	4	2	1	4	8	7	6	3	5	2
			11		1	1			3	1			1		2
			4		1				1				1							1
25	30	25	329	170	104	101	89	92	78	51	49	45	39	43	33	8	3	1	1	2
29	13	18	299	137	74	77	76	64	64	38	33	23	14	23	8	4	1	1
			34							1	2	1	1	2				1
			7							1	2		1	1	2	1
			3

1			116	4	4	9	8	12	14	16	12	18	24	17	10	6	2	1	1
			48		1		1	1	2	2	2	1	3	6	2		2
			33	3	2	2	2	3	1	3	2	2	1	1				1		1
73	63	63	1,008	468	253	306	311	332	289	167	139	152	137	139	81	34	15	6	1	14
84	85	74	986	491	293	301	295	238	181	119	114	102	73	58	37	11	6			2
			118		2			2	4	2	4	2	3	6	3	1	1
			31	1		1	1	1	2	2	2	4	6	3	2	2	1
2	1		21	6		1	2	2		2				1	1	1

1			35	1	1	4	6	3	5	4	5	4	2	1	5	1		2
1			15	1		1			1			1	1				1
1	1	1	1	4	3	3	1	1					1
34	31	25	263	175	104	119	103	103	59	48	47	40	41	39	35	16	6	3		3
11	26	20	267	135	104	97	89	76	55	30	38	42	33	18	18	9	2	1
			28				3	1	1		1	1		2	3		1
			15	1		1			1		3	4		2		1	1
	1		1	4	1		2					1				1

			28		1	1	2	5	3	5	9	3	3	3	2	3	1
			37					1	2		2	2	2	2	1	2	2
		1	15	1
30	37	33	441	204	107	114	107	129	81	59	64	56	50	50	29	12	5	2	1	5
30	30	24	427	186	118	131	110	92	82	55	43	55	33	34	10	6	6			4
			39					1	1			5	6	3	2	1	1
			18						1	1		2	2	3	2	1	1
1	1	1	13	3	1	1	3		2	1			1

2		4	63	9	4	9	4	1	4	5	2	4	4	3	2					1
			31				2					1	1	2		1	1
1	1		3	3		1	3	2	1	4	2	1			1					1
56	49	42	471	283	172	192	176	129	93	72	57	52	64	70	37	14	8	4		4
31	38	32	429	223	154	180	129	127	77	59	37	58	42	35	27	8	5
	1	1	51	2		1		1	1	1	3		1	5	4	1
			16			1				1		3	5	2	2	1
			5			1			1

1			45	1	1	7	7	7	5	11	2	4	3	6	2
			14		1		1		1		2		2	1
			4		1	1	3	1				1	1
15	21	16	359	131	84	138	155	148	71	64	48	51	34	61	25	10	2
27	22	20	338	127	85	126	108	84	50	32	34	28	25	24	7	3	2	1		1
			39	1	1	2	1	2	1	1	1	1	3	4	1	1	1	1
			10				2			1	2	1	3	2	1		1
			7			2				1

			33		1						1		3	1		2	1
			15						1				1	1	1
	1		10	2					1	2
17	22	19	317	143	77	77	72	76	58	52	42	32	23	24	19	15	6	1	1	4
22	27	18	290	147	77	86	86	92	48	42	22	28	24	20	18	3	5	1
			36							2			3	1		1	1
			13									1	3		2		1	1
			8		2	1			2						1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unsp'd Children.	15	16	17
GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
142. ALBERTON.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	321	146	53	39	25	18	4	3		1	1	2	1
	Illiterates Read only	27				13	9	1
	Education unspecified	38				5	8	2	2	1	1	1		1				2	1
POPULATION	Males	2,197	146	53	39	51	65	48	62	55	45	54	44	50	55		36	45	48
POPULATION	Females	1,883	159	59	53	51	53	59	62	46	76	38	52	37	32	1	40	34	32
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	360	159	59	53	33	19	7	3	3	1		1	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	25				8	6	3	1
	Education unspecified	20				3	2	2	1		1		2			1	1		2
143. SOUTH GIPPSLAND.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	311	131	42	31	29	27	8	3	2	1		1	2					1
	Illiterates Read only	19				6	3		1	1
	Education unspecified	3					1
POPULATION	Males	1,878	131	42	31	40	41	46	48	35	43	30	45	27	29		28	33	37
POPULATION	Females	1,251	111	40	33	41	36	32	36	32	37	30	32	26	36		23	21	20
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	255	111	40	33	30	19	7	4	2
	Illiterates Read only	17				2	1	2	2
	Education unspecified	2
144. WOORAYL.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	283	143	36	33	27	10	7	3	1		1	1	1				1
	Illiterates Read only	15				1	7	1	3		1								1
	Education unspecified	18				2	3				1				1				1
POPULATION	Males	2,076	143	36	33	47	44	40	49	48	36	40	40	37	32		32	56	43
POPULATION	Females	1,498	127	40	53	40	45	36	36	42	34	34	38	36	43	1	36	28	28
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	285	127	40	53	31	16	3	3	3	1			2
	Illiterates Read only	31				7	8	4	3	1	1
	Education unspecified	15				1		1								1	1	1
145. MIRBOO.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	84	46	11	12	3	4	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	10			1	1	4	1	1	1
	Education unspecified	8													1			1
POPULATION	Males	666	46	11	13	10	15	15	18	15	17	19	16	13	16		15	18	11
POPULATION	Females	517	46	12	7	15	16	12	7	16	12	14	10	16	9		11	8	8
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	75	46	12	6	7	3			1
	Illiterates Read only	12			1	3	3
	Education unspecified	6									1							1
146. MORWELL.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	256	119	42	34	24	12	2	4						1		1
	Illiterates Read only	20				5	6	3	2	1
	Education unspecified	27				7	3	1								2
POPULATION	Males	1,541	119	42	34	44	42	41	43	32	34	25	26	32	30	3	30	33	23
POPULATION	Females	1,316	112	38	37	34	37	48	33	33	45	36	27	35	27	1	33	27	24
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	222	112	38	32	19	6	3	1	1						1
	Illiterates Read only	27			5	3	9	3
	Education unspecified	9				4	1
147. NARRACAN.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	392	185	45	60	40	21	6	2	1		2		1
	Illiterates Read only	28				3	16	1	1				1					1
	Education unspecified	49				3	4	3	4	4	3	2	2	5
POPULATION	Males	2,386	185	45	60	54	64	59	69	59	51	62	54	60	56		63	53	58
POPULATION	Females	1,913	167	62	52	65	61	60	73	53	65	35	50	49	42		52	48	37
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	352	167	62	52	37	19	3	3	1
	Illiterates Read only	35				10	12	1			1
	Education unspecified	36				7	3	3	2		1	1		1			3	2	1
148. WARRAGUL.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	366	160	66	52	37	14	5	2	1							1
	Illiterates Read only	31				9	14	2	1									1
	Education unspecified	35				1	1	1	1	2	1			1			2		1
POPULATION	Males	2,341	160	66	52	61	52	66	67	58	63	48	54	44	53	1	43	43	51
POPULATION	Females	2,018	161	47	53	62	63	58	44	56	71	52	60	48	47		42	52	38
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	342	161	47	47	43	15	3	4		1
	Illiterates Read only	42			6	9	9	4	1										1
	Education unspecified	19				2	3										1		1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unsp'd Adults.


		1	55	1	3	1	1	1	6	1	3	3	2	4	1		1
			23						1	1		1							1
3	1	3	21	10		2	1		2	1					1
46	38	53	529	266	141	171	192	160	147	78	65	52	41	39	37	14	14	2	2	9
33	27	44	507	210	131	129	143	132	102	57	29	43	43	42	24	7	4	1		8
1			69	1	1					1	1		1	7	6	1	1
			18							1	1		2	3
		1	12	4	1	1				1					1

1			73	2	1	3	2	3	5	4	2	4	4		1		2	1
			11				3	2		1			1		1
	1		1	1				1
42	34	40	384	214	148	161	183	161	112	84	59	44	43	37	30	6	4	2		2
28	24	12	338	128	101	102	85	96	54	36	33	31	28	17	9	3	4			2
			62				1				2	2	2	1		1
			7				1	1		2	3	1	1		1
									1				1

	1		51	2	1	2	3	1	1	3	2	2	2			1
			13	1							1
1			7	2	3	1	1	1	1		1				1
38	27	33	413	229	147	163	174	210	171	102	68	65	42	28	24	12	1	2	2	11
22	27	27	385	168	105	141	114	126	83	33	26	30	30	23	7	5				2
			59		1	1				1		1		2
			24								1		1	3		2
1			3	3	1	1	1		1		1		1	1	1					1

			9							1	1			2			1			1
			8			1
	1		1	2	2		1	1								1
13	16	8	154	81	59	52	58	55	36	25	21	15	13	12	5	6	3			1
13	8	10	127	58	42	54	45	38	22	18	12	11	10	3	7	2	3
			11
			6										1		3		1
			1	1	1		1				1			1

			43	1		1	1	1		1	2	3	3	3	2
			17		2												1
		1	13	1	1		1	1							1					9
32	31	23	352	172	108	133	115	129	85	46	46	38	43	37	16	10	3			13
24	20	20	356	148	87	120	105	70	64	36	29	36	35	17	9	7	7	1		2
			31				1	1	1		1	1	3				1
			15									1	1	1	2		2
			5					1				2	1

			73				1	3	6		3	2	2	2	4	2	2	2
	1		22	2						1	1	1	1
	2	1	30	3	2		2	5	1	3										3
44	48	42	588	308	138	149	195	178	142	94	75	56	53	45	46	17	3	1		8
36	29	29	562	231	108	139	134	144	111	58	38	35	28	25	10	6		3
			63				1		3			1	1		1	1
			24							2	2	3		2	1			1
1	1		18	8	3	1	1		2		1		1							1

	1		59	2	1	3		2	4	2	2	3	2	2	5					1
			26	1							1	1		1	1
	1		8	4	1	4	3	3	1	2		1								8
43	54	40	567	274	153	154	170	194	152	97	80	60	54	49	24	15	7	2		11
32	43	34	561	241	140	134	160	147	118	68	48	38	33	29	18	11	4	1		6
			66					2	2	1	1	1	5	4	4	1
			23	1				1	1		2		2	3	1	2
		1	5	3	4		1	3	1		1			1

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
Municipality and Degree of Illiteracy.		All Ages.	Under 3	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Unsp'd Children.	15	16	17
GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
149. BULN BULN.
Males	Illiterates Cannot read	411	169	69	55	41	26	6	2	2			1	1	1
	Illiterates Read only	30				7	10	3		1					1
	Education unspecified	27				9									1			1
POPULATION	Males	2,593	169	69	55	61	62	64	55	65	71	64	61	50	59		66	59	54
POPULATION	Females	2,023	170	42	39	56	64	46	68	72	57	48	67	59	47		44	32	43
Females	Illiterates Cannot read	315	170	42	38	32	24	7
	Illiterates Read only	24			1	9	10	4
	Education unspecified	6				5
MIGRATORY.
Males—
Education unspecified		557														196
POPULATION	Males	557														196
POPULATION	Females	283														100
Females—
Education unspecified		283														100

TABLE 5.—ILLITERACY AT EACH AGE IN EACH MUNICIPALITY.—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	Unsp'd Adults.


		1	80	1		3	1	6	3	6	2	2	4	5	3	2
	1		22	1			1	1	2		1						1	1
1		1	10	3	3	2	4	1			1			2					1
47	50	49	612	325	163	158	175	198	191	109	101	72	72	54	44	16	4	2	4
37	37	34	584	227	128	137	150	160	120	77	63	39	32	25	18	7	4		1
			63								1						1
			23
			5										1


			196																361
			196																361
			100																183

			100																183

TABLE 6.—ILLITERACY AT THE AGE-GROUPS 5 TO 15 AND 15 TO 21, ACCORDING TO THE PRINCIPAL RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS.
Degree of Illiteracy.	Church of England.		Presbyterian.		Methodist.		Other Protestants.		Roman Catholic.		Jew.		Residue ‡		Total.
Degree of Illiteracy.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
AGED 5 TO 15. *
A.—Including Chinese and Aborigines.
Illiterates Cannot read	5,183	4,766	2,241	2,002	2,137	1,975	1,073	966	3,226	3,032	40	39	288	225	14,188	13,005
Illiterates Read only	2,455	2,353	1,053	984	1,096	948	434	428	1,475	1,375	26	30	100	98	6,639	6,216
Education unspecified	918	1,055	352	375	330	340	177	170	609	634	9	11	480	327	2,875	2,912
Population 5 to 15	51,035	50,282	22,227	21,646	24,031	23,658	10,628	10,692	28,718	28,159	605	576	2,699	2,496	139,943	137,509
B.—Excluding Chinese and Aborigines.
Illiterates Cannot read	5,167	4,747	2,235	1,997	2,129	1,973	1,068	960	3,221	3,032	40	39	279	218	14,139	12,966
Illiterates Read only	2,449	2,348	1,052	980	1,092	944	431	427	1,475	1,374	26	30	100	98	6,625	6,201
Education unspecified	915	1,052	351	374	329	339	177	169	609	634	9	11	478	323	2,868	2,902
Population 5 to 15	50,918	50,166	22,186	21,611	23,975	23,600	10,594	10,660	28,685	28,128	605	576	2,674	2,479	139,637	137,220
AGED 15 TO 21. †
A.—Including Chinese and Aborigines.
Illiterates Cannot read	140	92	42	30	31	21	34	14	153	67	4	1	149	17	553	242
Illiterates Read only	32	26	13	11	12	10	2	6	25	10		2	3	2	87	67
Education unspecified	267	290	103	90	99	102	51	47	174	177	1	4	67	53	762	763
Population 15 to 21	25,535	25,803	10,852	11,166	11,754	12,158	5,027	5,748	14,320	15,044	299	423	1,539	1,009	69,326	71,351
B.—Excluding Chinese and Aborigines.
Illiterates Cannot read	130	90	40	28	30	21	32	13	152	67	4	1	49	13	437	233
Illiterates Read only	31	26	13	10	12	9	1	6	25	10		2	3	2	85	65
Education unspecified	265	290	103	90	99	102	51	47	174	177	1	4	57	52	750	762
Population 15 to 21	25,457	25,737	10,830	11,145	11,715	12,122	5,013	5,731	14,302	15,028	299	423	1,414	1,003	69,030	71,189

[* Including children of unspecified age some of whom it is estimated were under 5 years of age, viz.:—162 males and 121 females.] [† Excluding adults of unspecified age some of whom it is estimated were between these ages, viz.:—361 males and 251 females.] [‡ Including persons whose religion was not specified.]

TABLE 7.—ILLITERACY OF CHINESE AND ABORIGINES, ACCORDING TO AGE AND RELIGION.
Degree of Illiteracy.	Church of England.		Presbyterian.		Methodists.		Other Protestants.		Roman Catholic.		Residue.		Total.
Degree of Illiteracy.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
CHINESE.
Aged 5 to 15. *
Illiterates Cannot read	14	11	3	2	6	2	4	4	5		6	6	38	25
Illiterates Read only	6	5			3	4				1			9	10
Education unspecified	3	2	1	1	1	1		1			1	3	6	8
Population 5 to 15	86	85	22	21	44	51	19	15	33	31	20	14	224	217
Aged 15 to 21. †
Illiterates Cannot read	9	1	2		1		2		1		98	4	113	5
Illiterates Read only	1					1							1	1
Education unspecified	2										9	1	11	1
Population 15 to 21	60	48	15	10	33	29	7	8	16	14	121	6	252	115
ABORIGINES.
Aged 5 to 15. *
Illiterates Cannot read	2	8	3	3	2		1	2			3	1	11	14
Illiterates Read only			1	4	1		3	1					5	5
Education unspecified		1									1	1	1	2
Population 5 to 15	31	31	19	14	12	7	15	17			5	3	82	72
Aged 15 to 21. †
Illiterates Cannot read	1	1		2				1			2		3	4
Illiterates Read only				1			1						1	1
Education unspecified											1		1
Population 15 to 21	18	18	7	11	6	7	7	9	2	2	4		44	47

[* Including children of unspecified age.] [† Excluding adults of unspecified age, some of whom, it is estimated, were between these ages, viz.: 2 Chinese and 5 Aborigines, males.]

TABLE 8.—BIRTHPLACES OF PERSONS WHO COULD READ OR WRITE ONLY IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE.
Birthplaces.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
EUROPE.
Austria-Hungary	67	57	10
Belgium	7	5	2
Denmark	37	30	7
France	75	56	19
Corsica	1	1
Germany	565	296	269
Heligoland	2	2
Greece	104	101	3
Holland	8	6	2
Italy	487	430	57
Malta	1	1
Portugal	3	3
Russia	114	82	32
Finland	10	8	2
Poland	25	15	10
Spain	34	19	15
Sweden and Norway	146	132	14
Switzerland	104	93	11
Turkey	15	14	1
Crete	1	1
ASIA.
Afghanistan	3	3
Arabia	3	3
China	2,421	2,407	14
Hong Kong	10	10
India and Ceylon	355	353	2
Japan	15	15
Java	1	1
Malay States	1	1
Philippine Islands	1	1
Singapore	1	1
Syria	123	99	24
AFRICA.
Egypt	6	5	1
Madeira	1	1
Mauritius	9	6	3
Seychelles	1		1
Tripoli	1	1
AMERICA.
Argentine Republic	1		1
United States	1	1
West Indies	5	5
OCEANIA.
Fiji	1		1
New Caledonia	4	1	3
At Sea	2	2
Unspecified	82	71	11
Total	4,854	4,339	515

TABLE 9.—SCHOLARS RECEIVING INSTRUCTION IN URBAN AND RURAL DISTRICTS AT THE TIME OF THE CENSUS OF 1901.
District.	Number of Students or Scholars Attending—												Number Receiving Instruction.						Total Population, Aged 6 to 13. ‡		Children aged 6 to 13 not under Instruction.
	State Schools.		Colleges and Grammar Schools.		Denominational Schools.		Private Schools.		Educated at Home.		School Unspecified.*		All Ages. †		Aged 5 to 15. †		School Age, 6 to 13. ‡		Total Population, Aged 6 to 13. ‡		Children aged 6 to 13 not under Instruction.
	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
Total of Victoria	96,107	92,692	4,846	3,185	8,327	9,075	5,834	9,434	3,865	5,407	1,239	1,048	120,218	120,839	114,348	113,532	93,077	91,123	99,916	97,788	6,839	6,665
In Municipalities—
Cities, Towns, and Boroughs	46,388	44,998	4,095	2,663	6,272	6,879	4,346	7,377	1,638	2,544	632	550	63,270	65,011	59,573	60,302	48,389	48,243	51,583	51,533	3,194	3,290
Shires	49,707	47,681	751	522	2,156	2,196	1,488	2,057	2,224	2,861	607	498	56,933	55,815	54,760	53,217	44,674	42,872	48,302	46,230	3,628	3,358
In no Municipality	12	11							3	2			15	13	15	13	14	8	14	8
In Ships																			17	17	17	17

[* "Scholars-School not stated," if Protestants, are entered under the head of "State School"; but if Roman Catholics, or other non-Protestant denominations, under the head of "School Unspecified."] [† Including scholars of unspecified age.] [‡ Exclusive of those of unspecified age. Of children whose ages were unspecified it is estimated that 263 males and 132 females were between 6 and 13 years, and that of these 250 males and 170 females were receiving instruction.]

TABLE 10.—SCHOLARS RECEIVING INSTRUCTION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY AT THE TIME OF THE CENSUS OF 1901.,Section A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.
District and Municipality.	Number of Students or Scholars Attending—												Number Receiving Instruction.						Total Population, Aged 6 to 13. ‡		Children aged 6 to 13 not under Instruction.
	State Schools.*		Colleges and Grammar Schools.		Denominational Schools.		Private Schools.		Educated at Home.		School Unspecified.*		All Ages.†		Aged 5 to 15.†		School Age, 6 to 13. ‡		Total Population, Aged 6 to 13. ‡		Children aged 6 to 13 not under Instruction.
	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
(Metropolitan Area.)
1A. Melbourne	3,206	3,120	519	310	705	782	363	607	136	237	30	41	4,959	5,097	4,548	4,673	3,667	3,721	3,976	4,044	309	323
1B. North Melbourne	1,158	1,027	49	37	268	368	59	108	55	60	25	29	1,614	1,629	1,533	1,512	1,257	1,215	1,386	1,349	129	134
1C. Brunswick	2,119	1,980	60	65	263	329	151	237	59	89	15	24	2,667	2,724	2,557	2,598	2,143	2,124	2,298	2,309	155	185
1D. Flemington & Kensington	897	924	22	16	108	140	71	148	8	25	7	13	1,113	1,266	1,089	1,206	938	957	977	1,018	39	61
1E. Essendon	1,378	1,392	171	155	130	125	243	408	43	69	4	6	1,969		1,858	1,976	1,491	1,558	1,548	1,611	57	53
1F. Northcote	928	988	47	26	135	125	40	72	32	29			1,182	1,240	1,125	1,109	935	936	970	959	35	23
1G. Fitzroy	1,938	2,018	190	118	257	365	171	291	77	95	19	15	2,652	2,902	2,550	2,686	2,103	2,166	2,241	2,284	138	118
1H. Collingwood	2,510	2,397	83	47	321	416	130	225	93	103	21	32	3,158	3,220	3,050	3,071	2,503	2,545	2,672	2,803	169	258
1I. Kew	475	403	100	67	154	123	129	212	34	71	5	5	897	881	797	717	620	551	682	607	62	56
1K. Hawthorn	1,406	1,278	284	181	151	128	248	480	61	106	13	7	2,163	2,180	1,993	1,861	1,577	1,528	1,634	1,602	57	74
1L. Richmond	2,670	2,698	91	127	592	604	168	207	60	146	31	15	3,612	3,797	3,545	3,571	2,920	2,919	3,123	3,163	203	244
1M. Prahran	2,583	2,488	425	215	201	208	371	669	127	229	8	11	3,715	3,820	3,459	3,487	2,770	2,760	2,903	2,874	133	114
1N. Malvern	743	587	139	111	48	49	124	260	46	106	9	8	1,109	1,121	1,018	1,005	825	789	859	826	34	37
1NN. Caulfield	663	584	135	33	27	36	155	288	60	93	1	5	1,041	1,039	928	915	727	721	757	751	30	30
1O. Oakleigh	100	86	7	12	4	13	2	16	1	1	5	9	119	137	115	124	92	107	102	110	10	3
1P. Brighton	715	707	136	58	39	123	113	216	47	74	7	5	1,057	1,183	962	1,050	753	820	833	892	80	72
1Q. St. Kilda	946	988	255	129	124	137	216	468	106	144	21	20	1,668	1,886	1,485	1,673	1,193	1,305	1,328	1,381	135	76
1R. South Melbourne	2,852	2,813	162	143	510	405	191	347	55	106	39	38	3,809	3,852	3,699	3,662	3,055	2,963	3,290	3,207	235	244
1S. Port Melbourne	1,012	1,009	30	17	106	156	64	89	22	34	14	11	1,248	1,316	1,215	1,277	1,009	1,085	1,059	1,125	50	40
1T. Footscray	1,830	1,730	47	30	202	179	82	144	39	48	22	17	2,222	2,148	2,132	2,072	1,773	1,677	1,849	1,781	76	104
1U. Williamstown	1,238	1,179	43	21	105	84	166	215	47	58	21	11	1,620	1,568	1,547	1,496	1,230	1,210	1,273	1,257	43	47
(Outside Metropolitan Area.)
1V. Buninyong	107	121	2	3	1	1	1	8	5	11	2	3	118	147	111	134	91	102	97	114	6	12
1W. Ballarat East	1,640	1,565	58	37	129	147	114	211	43	98	24	3	2,008	2,061	1,895	1,941	1,564	1,561	1,700	1,639	136	78
1X. Geelong	810	705	120	53	206	230	138	201	28	33	12	6	1,314	1,228	1,181	1,146	952	921	986	948	34	27
1Y. Geelong West	437	493	15	11	99	113	28	37	16	14	4	10	599	678	569	636	464	527	482	535	18	8
1Z. Newtown and Chilwell	313	362	110	51	48	60	26	79	10	18			507	570	440	504	343	407	452	478	109	71
2A. Queenscliff	206	163	5	5			9	15	11	18		6	231	207	219	199	175	168	181	171	6	3
NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT.
2B. Malmsbury	102	95	1		23	23	10	6	2	8		1	138	133	133	120	113	93	118	96	5	3
2C. Daylesford	285	312	9	11	17	46	19	23	6	7			336	399	327	364	261	298	285	325	24	27
2D. Creswick	338	306	7	4	34	24	8	11	5	4	7	2	399	351	370	330	286	259	290	269	4	10
2E. Castlemaine	431	400	11	18	41	31	20	28	8	17			511	494	492	468	413	376	443	408	30	32
2F. Chewton	149	132	2	1	1	1			1	3			153	137	149	130	122	110	122	112		2
2G. Carisbrook	128	129	5	1				2	7	4	12		152	136	144	125	120	105	126	119	6	14

[For footnotes, see page 80post.]

TABLE 10.—SCHOLARS RECEIVING INSTRUCTION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY AT THE TIME OF THE CENSUS OF 1901., SECTION A. CITIES, TOWNS AND BOROUGHS—continued.
District and Municipality.	Number of Students or Scholars Attending—												Number Receiving Instruction.						Total Population, Aged 6 to 13. ‡		Children aged 6 to 13 not under Instruction.
	State Schools.*		Colleges and Grammar Schools.		Denominational Schools.		Private Schools.		Educated at Home.		School Unspecified. *		All Ages. †		Aged 5 to 15. †		School Age, 6 to 13. ‡		Total Population, Aged 6 to 13. ‡		Children aged 6 to 13 not under Instruction.
	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT—continued.
2H. Majorca	91	96	1						3	2			95	98	85	91	74	70	75	71	1	1
2I. Maryborough	599	537	27	18	38	54	14	18	21	37			699	664	654	601	517	477	535	492	18	15
2K. Talbot	90	95	3		5	5	5	2	3	1			106	103	103	98	73	79	94	92	21	13
2L. Clunes	244	262	5		20	13	16	25	1	7	1	2	287	309	281	299	227	241	232	244	5	3
WESTERN DISTRICT.
2M. Ballarat	1,830	1,673	314	201	108	180	180	318	53	83	28	26	2,513	2,481	2,229	2,292	1,773	1,696	1,952	1,935	179	239
2N. Sebastopol	303	285	14	5	11	29	14	16	1	2			343	337	337	326	277	266	283	272	6	6
2O. Browns and Scarsdale	78	93	1				1	1	2	1	4	6	86	101	79	95	60	70	61	72	1	2
2P. Smythesdale	52	44	1										53	44	49	39	43	29	43	30		1
2Q. Warrnambool	441	408	49	62	95	119	45	68	5	32			635	689	602	645	506	521	522	544	16	23
2R. Ararat	171	187	40	29	48	58	30	26	12	9			301	309	272	272	219	221	232	243	13	22
2S. Hamilton	347	334	45	23	51	58	16	16	6	14	1	8	466	453	432	425	341	337	356	346	15	9
2T. Koroit	129	100	1	1	62	45	4	5	2	5		2	198	158	179	150	149	116	161	123	12	7
2U. Port Fairy	114	109	1	1	31	22	13	25	5	5	3		167	162	159	157	133	129	143	135	10	6
2V. Portland	152	181	9	1	13	44	16	21	9	11			199	258	196	239	163	187	173	197	10	10
WIMMERA DISTRICT.
2W. Horsham	262	282	5	2	52	47	7	14	5	8			331	353	316	337	256	276	267	287	11	11
2X. Stawell	495	499	27	18	26	26	20	26	9	12	13	9	590	590	543	538	449	370	479	455	30	85
2Y. St. Arnaud	342	331	5	16	28	37	15	19	19	14	5	7	414	424	395	399	319	310	353	330	34	20
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
2Z. Inglewood	138	109			18	14	2	8	10	8	1		169	139	160	133	137	110	141	114	4	4
3A. Dunolly	143	147	1				1		2	3	1	2	148	152	143	147	120	116	123	116	3
3B. Tarnagulla	94	88							2	1			96	89	88	78	73	57	75	57	2
3C. Bendigo	2,183	2,272	158	108	306	319	210	286	73	72	14	7	2,944	3,064	2,776	2,923	2,306	2,334	2,460	2,471	154	137
3D. Eaglehawk	793	775	7	7	21	17	41	35	20	10	2		884	844	861	810	709	666	753	722	44	56
3E. Raywood	71	49			7	2							78	51	65	49	53	41	53	44		3
3F. Echuca	331	284	13	17	79	75	20	39	8	9	3	11	454	455	431	408	331	321	345	331	14	10
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
3G. Wangaratta	173	166		5	42	70	13	23	3	18	5	4	236	286	225	262	178	206	185	211	7	5
3H. Rutherglen	131	130	1	2	8	12	16	21	2	7			158	172	150	165	119	129	126	129	7
GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
3I. Sale	278	283	17	14	53	62	17	17	12	15	8	8	195	419	363	380	299	284	319	303	20	19
Migratory§											165	105	165	105	165	105

TABLE 10.—SCHOLARS RECEIVING INSTRUCTION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY AT THE TIME OF THE CENSUS OF 1901.,Section A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
District and Municipality.	Number of Students or Scholars Attending—												Number Receiving Instruction.						Total Population, Aged 6 to 13. ‡		Children aged 6 to 13 not under Instruction.
	State Schools. *		Colleges and Grammar Schools.		Denominational Schools.		Private Schools.		Educated at Home.		School Unspecified. *		All Ages. †		Aged 5 to 15. †		School Age, 6 to 13. ‡		Total Population, Aged 6 to 13. ‡		Children aged 6 to 13 not under Instruction.
	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
(Metropolitan Area.)
1. Coburg	525	557	20	27	69	73	42	74	23	25	1		680	756	640	701	523	567	555	602	32	35
2. Preston	394	418	12	11	33	38	20	32	20	17	8	1	487	517	464	496	385	408	401	420	16	12
3. Boroondara	644	541	126	81	79	47	109	194	34	60	11	4	1,003	927	928	837	744	648	763	667	19	19
(Outside Metropolitan Area.)
5. Wyndham	181	186	2		36	21	1	4	7	15	1		228	226	223	218	185	183	219	211	34	28
6. Braybrook	145	146	2	2	4	3	7	7	14	5	1		173	163	163	154	132	121	147	134	15	13
7. Keilor	45	43	2			3	1	3	2	3			50	52	47	51	39	42	42	44	2	2
8. Broadmeadows	171	166	6	4	2	3	7	14	10	8	4	4	200	199	186	189	151	152	154	154	3	2
9. Epping	87	86	1		19	17		4	5	2		18	112	127	110	125	100	96	101	101	1	5
10. Heidelberg	362	333	30	22	26	37	26	30	16	25		1	460	448	430	426	354	333	369	340	15	7
11. Templestowe	66	71						1		4	6	2	72	78	71	77	64	68	68	72	4	4
12. Doneaster	103	96		1	1	2			3	2		1	107	102	101	97	91	83	101	86	10	3
13. Nunawading	447	449	31	25	20	15	37	62	24	27	5	4	564	582	541	536	447	418	473	430	26	12
14. Mulgrave	196	186	5		3	3	2	8	10	11			216	208	206	198	175	165	182	170	7	5
15. Moorabbin	618	592	83	19	32	23	38	105	26	51	2	2	799	792	747	738	607	594	658	647	51	53
16. Dandenong	263	277	6	7	1		6	21	11	17			287	322	275	301	216	243	237	252	21	9
17. Ferntree Gully	248	248	3	2	1		7	10	15	23	2	4	276	287	267	274	220	221	258	238	38	17
18. Lilydale	496	468	2	8	25	28	14	38	14	30		3	551	575	530	553	448	444	471	466	23	22
19. Eltham	355	313	2	3	5	4	3	6	13	4		1	378	331	369	322	302	263	313	277	11	14
20. Whittlesea	214	240						1	15	14	3	2	232	257	224	244	173	191	181	195	8	4
21. Merriang	86	70			3		1	2	3	6	2	4	95	82	85	79	70	60	87	74	17	14
22. Springfield	52	50			3	1		1	6	4			61	56	55	50	47	36	51	37	4	1
23. Lancefield	94	80			24	20	7	6	6	5	5	2	136	113	134	109	110	82	117	88	7	6
24. Romsey	125	110	1		35	34	6	5	11	9			178	158	170	155	142	114	147	119	5	5
25. Bulla	114	106	3		21	17			5	18			143	141	135	130	106	103	114	112	8	9
26. Gisborne	186	163	6	1	11	20	11	9	3	19	2	1	219	213	211	202	164	164	168	169	4	5
27. Melton	101	101	2	1	10	6	1	2	1	7	5	6	120	123	115	116	93	87	96	89	3	2
28. Bacchus Marsh	194	162	1	1	49	44	22	40	8	17	4	2	278	266	262	251	210	191	221	200	11	9
29. Ballan	540	498	3		77	76	14	10	15	13	9	5	658	602	628	593	509	487	531	516	22	29
30. Buogaree	387	345	6	6	36	42	28	27	13	13	22	6	492	439	472	416	391	353	404	378	13	25
31. Buninyong	470	432	6	2	43	29	28	30	11	16	17	12	575	521	542	506	434	399	480	453	46	54
32. Meredith	112	127		1	6	9	5	4	1	10		2	124	153	120	151	103	126	116	135	13	9
33. Bannockburn	157	163	4					1	3	3			164	167	157	160	131	129	139	134	8	5
34. Corio	198	170	10	4	12	10	37	39	4	13	1		262	236	249	213	206	179	209	187	3	8
35. Barrabool	158	151	5	1				1	16	9			179	162	172	152	138	127	147	136	9	9
36. South Barwon	201	193	13	5	18	19	10	9	12	11			254	237	238	221	199	182	205	196	6	14
37. Bellarine	457	402	9	2	19	15	10	10	18	29	3		516	458	494	439	425	356	447	371	22	15
38. Flinders and Kangerong	210	206	2	1	3	2	8	11	13	23	5	2	241	245	233	228	186	186	192	201	6	15
39. Mornington	121	102	2	33	23	4	6	21	9	12		1	161	173	152	158	130	120	134	125	4	5
40. Frankston and Hastings	218	248	1	6	3	4	5	3	10	10			237	271	227	258	189	209	193	217	4	8
41. Phillip Island and Woolamai	254	215						4	7	16	16	6	277	241	271	229	222	187	239	203	17	16
42. Poowong and Jeetho	710	658	1		3	2	35	35	18	39	3	12	770	746	744	717	620	592	684	666	64	74
43. Cranbourne	281	311				1	2	1	21	36	11	7	315	356	309	345	264	286	299	308	35	22
44. Berwick	483	469	3	7	11	14	16	19	49	52	3		565	561	534	532	445	434	481	474	36	40
45. Upper Yarra	85	72	1		1	2	3		13	13	1		104	87	100	87	87	70	113	92	26	22
46. Healesville	105	120	2		9	16	13	13	16	16			145	165	139	157	114	131	119	138	5	7

[For footnotes, see page 80post.]

TABLE 10.—SCHOLARS RECEIVING INSTRUCTION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY AT THE TIME OF THE CENSUS OF 1901—SECTION B.—SHIRES—continued.
District and Municipality.	Number of Students or Scholars Attending—												Number Receiving Instruction.						Total Population, Aged 6 to 13. ‡		Children aged 6 to 13 not under Instruction.
	State Schools. *		Colleges and Grammar Schools.		Denominational Schools.		Private Schools.		Educated at Home.		School Unspecified. *		All Ages. †		Aged 5 to 15. †		School Age, 6 to 13. ‡		Total Population, Aged 6 to 13. ‡		Children aged 6 to 13 not under Instruction.
	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT.
47. Alexandra	249	227						1	17	25		2	266	255	248	235	199	188	211	198	12	10
48. Yea	259	254			6	4	1	1	21	17	6	1	293	277	277	258	220	200	238	212	18	12
49. Seymour	411	368	1	3	71	73	10	10	11	20	4	2	508	476	491	466	402	374	414	384	12	10
50. Broadford	185	216					4	5	7	12			196	233	190	221	151	170	154	180	3	10
51. Kilmore	164	167	5	2	47	67	10	9	10	14		1	236	260	225	239	177	190	187	196	10	6
52. Pyalong	91	95			1	1			15	10	1	3	108	109	103	105	86	83	88	91	2	8
53. Melvor	408	447					6	5	17	18		1	431	471	419	456	349	368	380	400	31	32
54. Newham	170	159	8	4	31	41	13	10	10	16	8		240	230	231	220	186	184	187	194	1	10
55. Kyneton	530	531	32	29	105	102	63	117	32	34	20	22	782	835	729	769	592	612	627	634	35	22
56. Glenlyon	225	220			3	5		1	5	6	4	3	237	235	237	229	202	199	216	208	14	9
57. Mount Franklin	269	264		3	4	5		1	2	5	3	7	278	285	273	277	228	228	237	243	9	15
58. Creswick	753	692	9	6	49	49	9	13	16	13	3	1	839	774	794	733	661	598	692	624	31	26
59. Newstead	232	212						1	7	10			239	223	232	216	187	176	191	183	4	7
60. Mount Alexander	258	274		2	2		1		3	3			264	279	263	275	207	217	209	222	2	5
61. Metcalfe	245	245			6	2	14	20	21	12		1	286	280	271	272	220	211	237	220	17	9
62. Maldon	528	485	7	3	19	26	28	18	19	18			601	550	573	524	450	422	461	437	11	15
63. Tullaroop	349	307	4		1	1	2	2	9	11	9	9	374	330	347	314	282	252	307	286	25	34
64. Talbot	169	129	1		5	1	1		13	13			189	143	179	130	137	100	140	102	3	2
65. Lexton	209	178							3	3			212	181	209	175	161	152	174	163	13	11
WESTERN DISTRICT.
66. Ripon	450	399	3	1	11	10	23	19	15	25	1	6	503	460	481	438	384	349	408	372	24	23
67. Ballarat	362	318	12	3	4	3	10	16	13	15		3	401	358	383	336	314	261	322	264	8	3
68. Grenville	465	479		2	4	7	10	15	10	10	5	5	494	518	464	472	377	380	417	419	40	39
69. Leigh	183	183			2		2	3	9	15	1	1	197	202	192	194	146	160	162	170	16	10
70. Winchelsea	354	321	1				1		5	16			361	337	357	325	307	265	324	295	17	30
71. Colac	766	747	7	9	78	79	51	68	36	50	1		939	953	924	924	757	758	835	841	78	83
72. Hampdea	564	566	1	3	36	27	15	21	35	55	1		652	672	623	648	523	519	576	554	53	35
73. Heytesbury	316	311			1	1	4	12	21	19	2	9	344	352	340	346	288	299	324	331	36	32
74. Warrnambool	856	825	17	19	42	61	45	32	19	25	4	3	983	965	956	923	820	759	864	796	44	37
75. Mortlake	273	278			1	8	4	8	21	33	1		300	327	290	309	232	238	239	246	7	8
76. Ararat	454	422	5	5	4	9	13	5	35	32	4	1	515	474	494	455	412	371	456	415	44	44
77. Dundas	156	179	1		28	22	3	1	24	31	1		213	233	203	224	167	183	202	216	35	33
78. Mount Rouse	192	157		1	35	34	13	14	15	19	2	2	257	227	252	217	207	174	233	199	26	25
79. Minhamite	162	132		1	1	2			10	6	7	6	180	147	178	140	150	111	167	126	17	15
80. Belfast	128	117	3	1	68	75	6	3	12	15	9	9	226	220	218	208	183	178	204	199	21	21
81. Portland	595	568	4	1	2	3	6	9	22	28	1		630	609	617	583	508	480	567	522	59	42
82. Wannon	235	267					2	6	13	17	2	3	252	293	243	273	207	220	222	236	15	16
83. Glenelg	531	533	1				7	14	25	50	12	3	576	600	552	561	436	441	461	475	25	34

TABLE 10.—SCHOLARS RECEIVING INSTRUCTION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY AT THE TIME OF THE CENSUS OF 1901., Section A.—Cities, Towns, and Boroughs—continued.
District and Municipality.	Number of Students or Scholars Attending—												Number Receiving Instruction.						Total Population, Aged 6 to 13. ‡		Children aged 6 to 13 not under Instruction.
	State Schools. *		Colleges and Grammar Schools.		Denominational Schools.		Private Schools.		Educated at Home.		School Unspecified. *		All Ages. †		Aged 5 to 15. †		School Age, 6 to 13. ‡		Total Population, Aged 6 to 13. ‡		Children aged 6 to 13 not under Instruction.
	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
WIMMERA DISTRICT.
84. Kowree	421	415							22	41			443	456	430	436	346	361	376	389	30	28
85. Arapiles	343	322						1	7	15			350	338	339	328	274	268	292	290	18	22
86. Wimmera	416	379	1		2	2	5	4	16	14	1		441	399	429	382	348	306	376	329	28	23
87. Stawell	376	350	2		2	5	4	4	13	19		1	397	379	383	363	298	284	321	303	23	19
88. Avoca	464	447				1			8	12	1	3	473	463	453	439	375	350	399	362	24	12
89. Kara Kara	408	447	1		2	1	2	5	13	28	4		430	481	417	461	338	349	389	364	51	15
90. Dumnunkle	359	376	37	5	19	20	57	80	8	15	3	2	483	498	437	472	343	384	359	397	16	13
91. Donald	289	281			28	14	5	8	9	14	4	3	335	320	329	311	270	263	289	299	19	36
92. Borung	580	541	1	1	1		22	20	9	18			613	580	594	565	480	459	532	513	52	54
93. Dimboola	484	449	2		3	5	42	31	5	28	1		537	513	518	503	416	415	474	476	58	61
94. Lewan	485	493			2		17	26	19	15			523	534	510	515	434	443	467	486	33	43
95. Lawloit	286	261					1		7	6	1		295	267	287	254	224	209	249	243	25	34
MALLEE DISTRICT.
96. Mildura	239	273	1		1		20	15	25	25	2	2	288	315	278	300	236	246	269	279	33	33
97. Karkarooc	304	293					4	8	25	31			333	332	320	325	264	266	300	293	36	27
98. Birchip	204	178			2		1		11	18	2	4	220	200	211	187	176	158	207	186	31	28
99. Wycheproof	303	297	1	1	1	1			17	18	2		324	317	321	310	257	256	300	295	43	39
100. Castle Dannington	317	300	5	6	3	2	9	16	33	46	1	6	368	376	351	354	296	292	338	332	42	40
101. Kerang	706	703			6	2	3	13	36	44	12	14	763	776	740	739	590	577	649	636	59	59
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
102. Gordon	341	328					3	4	8	15	8	9	360	356	349	337	278	267	301	285	23	18
103. Charlton	339	266	1	1	12	21	4	3	5	11	8	3	369	305	358	294	293	240	308	258	15	18
104. Korong	631	640			14	5	4	12	10	19			659	676	639	655	513	526	551	562	38	36
105. Bet Bet	337	316	1	3	1	1			6	10			345	330	333	317	292	256	302	264	10	8
106. Maroag	758	739	9	4	14	7	8	10	15	15	3	6	807	781	778	736	622	605	663	631	41	26
107. Strathfieldsaye	324	279	8	10	16	16	10	15	19	17			377	337	366	318	301	255	331	275	30	20
108. Huntly	327	312	2		3	5	4	9	12	7		7	348	340	341	329	275	267	299	290	24	23
109. East Loddon	130	115						1	3	6	7	5	140	127	135	125	108	99	114	106	6	7
110. Echuea	330	353	10	7	29	35	5	9	4	17		2	378	423	366	397	313	321	348	344	35	23
111. Deakin	213	194			1	3	1		4	6	3	4	222	207	220	200	171	163	184	175	13	12
112. Waranga	522	504	2	4	4	8	1	2	19	14	4	5	552	537	525	508	416	398	475	447	59	49
113. Goulburn	267	271			22	12	12	16	7	7	4	1	312	307	295	287	231	237	243	248	12	11
114. Rodney	545	547	8	14	14	16	4	4	19	19	2	3	592	603	575	574	463	446	506	492	43	46
115. Numurkah	839	750		2	17	24	17	25	17	24	2	12	892	837	872	808	709	661	753	720	44	59
116. Shepparton	464	419	16	4	30	22	22	17	10	13	2	3	544	478	528	451	429	340	448	368	19	28
117. Tungamah	665	653	1		10	13	20	14	20	23	27	16	743	719	729	695	589	550	654	601	65	51
118. Yarrawonga	257	283	2	8	35	36	11	24	11	16	2	3	318	370	310	346	269	269	292	290	23	21
119. Benalla	712	720	32	24	74	84	14	22	30	32	18	7	880	889	830	843	657	691	724	754	67	63
120. Violet Town	305	296			3	3	3	9	11	12	6	5	328	325	313	314	262	259	292	288	30	29
121. Euroa	547	493			2	5	9	11	24	18		1	582	528	577	517	470	431	521	488	51	57
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
122. Mansfield	306	294		1	23	30	5	10	27	39	5	7	366	381	349	352	280	276	309	296	29	20
123. Howqua	142	148						2	5	7	1		148	157	138	143	104	110	107	112	3	2
124. Oxley	355	350	1			1			29	36	1	1	386	388	381	380	313	310	334	340	21	30
125. Bright	506	469		1		1	2	5	20	17	5	3	533	496	512	474	418	377	438	385	20	8
126. Beechworth	582	552	25	10	61	63	18	55	15	23	1	1	702	704	667	658	544	530	566	548	22	18
127. North Ovens	213	204	1		5	4			6	3	6	4	231	215	226	211	184	164	205	174	21	10
128. Rutherglen	533	473	2		23	29	13	7	15	13	1		587	522	570	513	459	413	496	435	37	22
129. Chiltern	239	234			40	48	3	2	3	9			294	293	279	280	245	214	250	222	5	8

For footnotes, see page 80post.

TABLE 10.—SCHOLARS RECEIVING INSTRUCTION IN EACH MUNICIPALITY AT THE TIME OF THE CENSUS OF 1901—Section B. SHIRES—continued.
District and Municipality.	Number of Students or Scholars Attending—												Number Receiving Instruction.						Total Population, Aged 6 to 13. ‡		Children aged 6 to 13 not under Instruction.
	State Schools. *		Colleges and Grammar Schools.		Denominational Schools.		Private Schools.		Educated at Home.		School Unspecified. *		All Ages. †		Aged 5 to 15. †		School Age, 6 to 13. ‡		Total Population, Aged 6 to 13. ‡		Children aged 6 to 13 not under Instruction.
	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT—contd.
130. Yackandandah	399	365			3	8	5	1	16	25			423	399	406	377	326	293	347	308	21	15
131. Wodonga	146	138	2	4	44	48	5	8	8	8			205	206	198	190	158	150	163	164	5	14
132. Towong	637	544			1		10	4	44	38	4	6	696	592	664	546	517	430	570	493	53	63
133. Omeo	316	306			2	3	10	4	31	41	7	2	366	356	351	339	275	287	318	324	43	37
GIPPSLAND DISTRICT
134. Orbost	313	289		1			7	9	29	33	1		350	332	340	323	280	264	310	302	30	38
135. Tambo	232	227						1	16	14	1		249	242	247	239	225	189	230	203	5	14
136. Bairnsdale	695	691	30	21	51	72	29	32	29	37		6	834	859	793	810	656	649	707	703	51	54
137. Avon	174	191	7	7	15	22	3	5	7	8	2	2	208	235	198	222	151	182	173	198	22	26
138. Rosedale	325	339	2					3	34	24	12	6	373	372	364	361	296	282	323	293	27	11
139. Maffra	352	308		2	3		3	6	15	28		4	373	348	363	334	291	263	330	294	39	31
140. Walhalla	267	259	1						25	19	5	6	298	284	287	276	244	223	258	239	14	16
141. Traralgon	244	224					2	8	8	17	1		255	249	250	235	187	186	231	198	44	12
142. Alberton	382	360			4	11		6	25	53			411	430	401	405	327	349	373	386	46	37
143. South Gippsland	256	241			8	2	7	6	34	28			305	277	298	271	258	209	288	235	30	26
144. Woorayl	252	220			1	1	24	29	36	52	7		320	302	309	287	257	232	297	265	40	33
145. Mirboo	128	110							2	3	4	2	134	115	125	112	107	83	115	87	8	4
146. Morwell	232	245			14	17	4	6	12	10	1	2	263	280	256	271	209	221	243	259	34	38
147. Narracan	390	403			1	4	4	8	31	31			426	446	411	440	356	367	418	406	62	39
148. Warragul	380	366			32	40	23	21	16	18		2	451	447	443	427	366	356	408	404	42	48
149. Buln Buln	469	436	1			1	2	4	17	36	2	3	491	480	475	470	409	396	442	422	33	26
Migratory§											145	95	145	95	145	95

[* "Scholars-school not stated," if Protestants are entered under the head of "State Schools"; but if Roman Catholics, or other non-Protestant denominations, under the head of "School Unspecified."] [† Including scholars of unspecified age.] [‡ Exclusive of those of unspecified age. Of children whose ages were unspecified, it is estimated that 263 males and 182 females were between the ages of 6 and 13 years, and that of these, 250 males and 170 females were receiving instruction.] [§ The proportion of the "Migratory" receiving instruction has been estimated.]

PART VII.

CENSUS OF VICTORIA (ONE OF THE SIX STATES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA), 1901.

PART VII. SICKNESS AND INFIRMITY.

POPULATION ENUMERATED ON THE 31ST MARCH, 1901.

PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT PURSUANT TO ACT 54 VICT. NO. 1171, SECTION 13.

BY AUTHORITY:

ROBT. S. BRAIN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

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PART VII SICKNESS AND INFIRMITY—CONTENTS

1. GENERAL SUMMARY FOR VICTORIA

2. AMONGST BREADWINNERS AND DEPENDENTS AT VARIOUS AGES

3. AMONGST BREADWINNERS AND DEPENDENTS AT VARIOUS AGES IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS

4. AMONGST BREADWINNERS AT VARIOUS AGES IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (DETAILED)

5. AMONGST CHINESE AND ABORIGINES

6. BY OCCUPATIONS (EXCLUDING DEAF AND DUMB AND BLIND)

7. BY CAUSES AT THREE AGE-PERIODS (EXCLUDING DEAF AND DUMB AND BLIND)

8. BY CAUSES AMONGST BREADWINNERS AT THREE AGE-PERIODS (EXCLUDING DEAF AND DUMB AND BLIND)

9. IN EACH MUNICIPALITY—

A—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS

B—SHIRES

10. THE DEAF AND DUMB—BIRTHPLACES, RELIGIONS, EDUCATION, AND CONJUGAL CONDITION

11. THE BLIND—BIRTHPLACES, RELIGIONS, EDUCATION, AND CONJUGAL CONDITION

12. OCCUPATIONS OF THE DEAF AND DUMB AND THE BLIND

13. AMONGST MARRIED PERSONS WHO WERE INMATES OF CHARITABLE AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS

The Statistics in this "Part" relate to particulars furnished in response to the following directions in the census Schedule :—"State if 'Deaf and Dumb' or 'Blind.' If unable to follow usual occupation by reason of Illness, Accident, or Infirmity state cause of such inability." This differs from the corresponding questions in the census Schedule of 1891, which were as follow :—"If laid up or unable to follow usual occupation by reason of Illness or Accident write 'Sick' or 'Accident,' or if atllicted by any of the following infirmities, write 'Deaf and Dumb,' 'Blind,' 'Insane,' 'Idiotic,' 'Epileptic', 'Paralytic,' 'Leprous,' 'Lost a Limb,' 'Lost an Eye,' as the case may be." The latter is an attempt to separate infirmities of a permanent character (which would hamper if not prevent the afflicted from earning a livelihood) from cases of temporary disability on account of ordinary sickness or accident, from which complete recovery might be expected sooner or later. Hence the term "Sickness and Infirmity" in the present returns includes many cases of permanent disability which, at the former census, were included under the heads of the specific infirmities named, but—with the exception of the "Deaf and Dumb" and "Blind"—were not specifically asked for this census. In the present returns all inmates of Hospitals and Lunatic Asylums are included under the heads of "Sickness and Infirmity" or "Accident," as well as many cases of "Deafness," "Lameness," "Partly Deaf," "West Sight." &c., which it is alleged kept persons away from their usual occupations. On the other hand, numerous persons suffering from disease were following their usual occupations, and consequently would not be returned. In all general tables, the Chinese and Aborigines have been included.

Table 1.—Sickness and Infirmity.—General Summary.
Nature of Sickness, &c.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total cases of Sickness and Infirmity*	26,817	16,046	10,771
Sickness and Infirmity (exclusive of Accident, Deaf and Dumb, and Blind)—
Breadwinners	8,459	7,145	1,314
Dependents—
In Hospitals	2,145	1,241	904
In Lunatic Asylums	4,300	2,262	2,038
All Others	7,671	2,399	5,272
Total	22,575	13,047	9,528
Accident—
Breadwinners	1,775	1,634	141
Dependents—
In Hospitals	237	193	44
All Others	738	315	423
Total	2,750	2,142	608
Deaf and Dumb—
Breadwinners	168	121	47
Dependents†	242	91	151
Total	410	212	198
Blind—
Breadwinners	408	348	60
Dependents‡	674	297	377
Total	1,082	645	437

[* Including 30 cases, referred to in the following notes, entered twice.] [† Including 1 male inmate of a Lunatic Asylum counted also as "Sick."] [‡ Including 20 male and 9 female inmates of Lunatic Asylums and Hospitals counted also as "Sick."]

Table 2.—Sickness and Infirmity amongst Breadwinners and Dependents at various Ages.
Nature of Sickness, &c.	Sex.	AGES.
Nature of Sickness, &c.	Sex.	0.	1.	2.	3.	4.	5.	6.	7.	8.	9.	10.	11.	12.	13.	14.	15.	16.	17.	18.	19.	20.	21.	25.	30.	35.	40.	45.	50.	55.	60.	65.	70.	75.	80.	85 & up's.	Uns.	Total.
Sickness and Infirmity (not included under other heads).
A.—Breadwinners	M.													1	7	16	26	28	45	47	56	44	243	258	321	364	355	313	329	372	681	1,256	1,193	704	362	114	10	7,145
A.—Breadwinners	F.														4	3	13	19	17	17	20	31	88	88	91	74	63	71	61	61	92	194	128	98	46	33	2	1,314
B.—Dependents—
On Natural Guardians, &c.	M.	13	20	13	22	35	45	67	63	66	82	82	65	62	51	68	43	42	28	31	23	11	76	58	49	28	16	14	14	17	12	44	59	70	46	23	1	1,460
On Natural Guardians, &c.	F.	11	17	19	17	28	37	58	72	66	88	82	76	84	86	60	42	53	47	37	38	47	149	200	212	220	214	165	206	226	326	535	459	320	201	93	12	4,606
In Hospitals	M.		2	4	5	4	9	10	11	11	13	18	14	14	14	14	17	10	20	17	21	18	76	73	53	81	82	66	59	70	72	98	97	71	69	25	3	1,241
In Hospitals	F.		1	7	4	9	13	11	12	9	13	23	14	13	11	20	7	12	15	23	20	22	90	115	89	78	51	25	28	21	30	36	29	17	22	12	2	904
In Lunatic Asylums	M.					1	2	2	5	6	6	8	4	5	8	6	7	9	7	10	8	11	68	140	263	285	243	209	192	169	188	145	102	40	18	5	90	2,262
In Lunatic Asylums	F.				2	1	2	3	1	4	7	8	8	5	2	7	8	9	5	9	10	12	48	110	201	251	221	176	173	183	177	146	90	40	18	5	96	2,038
All Others	M.								1		1		1	1		1		1	1	1			6	5	7	8	10	16	26	45	93	195	180	157	138	44	1	939
All Others	F.												4	1	4	2	3	5	4	6	3	5	18	17	16	11	14	11	16	24	52	111	123	108	79	25	4	666
Total	M.	13	22	17	27	40	56	79	80	83	102	108	84	83	80	105	93	90	101	106	108	84	469	534	693	766	706	618	620	673	1,046	1,738	1,631	1,042	632	213	105	13,047
Total	F.	11	18	26	23	38	52	72	85	79	108	113	102	103	107	92	73	98	88	92	91	117	393	530	609	634	563	448	484	515	677	1,022	829	583	366	171	116	9,528
Accident.
A.—Breadwinners	M.													2	5	5	15	24	18	22	20	17	93	118	133	129	126	101	77	87	127	243	152	92	21	4	3	1,634
A.—Breadwinners	F.																1	2	3	1	2	1	10	12	9	7	8	8	6	7	16	19	13	8	4	4		141
B.—Dependents—
On Natural Guardians, &c.	M.	1	1	5	2	2	3	9	11	19	22	15	22	7	12	9	14	7	9	6	3	5	1	5	4	3	4		3	4	2	10	6	9	4	3		242
On Natural Guardians, &c.	F.		2	2	4	3	5	8	9	10	12	6	8	10	7	11	4	5	4	2	4	3	9	9	16	14	12	15	19	20	33	49	37	26	12	5	1	396
In Hospitals	M.		1	2		1		2		3	2	5	2	3	2	2	2	4	6	4	7	5	10	18	18	19	18	10	8	7	6	10	8	4	2	2		193
In Hospitals	F.				2	2	2	1	2	1	1	1	3			1		3				3	1		1	3		1	1		3	3	2	2	4	1		44
All Others	M.																							1	1		1	3		3	9	20	13	14	6	2		73
All Others	F.																1			1				2	1	1					4	8	2	2	5			27
Total	M.	1	2	7	2	3	3	11	11	22	24	20	24	12	19	16	31	35	33	32	30	27	104	142	156	151	149	114	88	101	144	283	179	119	35	11	3	2,142
Total	F.		2	2	6	5	7	9	11	11	13	7	11	10	7	12	6	10	7	4	6	7	20	23	27	25	20	24	26	27	56	79	54	38	25	10	1	608
Deaf and Dumb.
A.—Breadwinners	M.																	4	4	2	1	2	8	18	14	19	23	9	8	4	1	3	1					121
A.—Breadwinners	F.																1	1	2	1		3	10	8	7	3	5	1	2	1				1		1		47
B.—Dependents—
On Natural Guardians, &c.	M.			2	2	2	4	6	5	2		4	4	1	4	3	1	3	2	2			2	3	3	1			1				1					58
On Natural Guardians, &c.	F.		1	1	2	3	4	4	4	8	3	4	2	1	1	3	6	3	1	2	3	1	6	10	11	13	9	4	3	1	1	2	1					118
All Others	M.								3	4	6	4	3	3	4	4									1						1							33
All Others	F.							2	2	2	2	2	4	6	7		2		2									1				1						33
Total	M.			2	2	2	4	6	8	6	6	8	7	4	8	7	1	7	6	4	1	2	10	21	18	20	23	9	9	4	2	3	2					212
Total	F.		1	1	2	3	4	6	6	10	5	6	6	7	8	3	9	4	5	3	3	4	16	18	18	16	14	6	5	2	1	3	1	1		1		198
Blind.
A.—Breadwinners	M.														1					1	1	1	5	15	12	25	33	23	24	19	30	54	41	34	18	10	1	348
A.—Breadwinners	F.																					1	2	4	5	8	5	3	1	2	4	4	9	4	5	3		60
B.—Dependents—
On Natural Guardians, &c.	M.		1		1	1	2	1	3	1	1	2		1		2		1	4	2	1	3	8	2	1	4	9	2	3	3	6	6	10	6	11	7		105
On Natural Guardians, &c.	F.	1						2	3	1	2	3	2	2	2		1	2	3	1	1	2	7	10	11	15	14	17	17	20	17	34	40	29	18	18	1	295
All Others	M.								1	2	1	3	2	7	3	2	2	3	3	1	2	3	4	1	2	6	6	6	10	8	11	23	30	29	18	3		192
All Others	F.									1		1		2		1		3	2	2	2		1		1	5	3	5	2	5	7	6	12	8	8	5		82
Total	M.		1		1	1	2	1	4	3	2	5	2	8	4	4	2	4	7	4	4	7	17	18	15	35	48	31	37	30	47	83	81	69	47	20	1	645
Total	F.	1						2	3	2	2	3	2	4	2	1	1	5	5	3	3	3	10	14	17	28	22	25	20	27	28	44	61	41	31	26	1	437

Table 3.—Sickness and Infirmity of all kinds in Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works District) by Age-Groups.
Sickness and Infirmity amongst—	Age-Groups.																Total.
	0-5.		5-15.		15-20.		20-25.		25-45.		45-65.		65 and over.		Unspecified.		Total.
	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.
A.—BREADWINNERS			17	4	117	43	177	75	841	205	945	168	1,387	219	2	1	3,486	715
B.—DEPENDENTS—
In Hospitals	13	17	67	73	40	36	46	69	181	204	127	61	52	40		1	526	501
In Lunatic Asylums	1	3	52	47	40	36	55	39	447	357	324	286	122	112	7		1,048	880
In Other Institutions*			53	40	9	30	10	14	35	54	168	99	423	221		2	698	460
Old age Pensioners											1		45	77			46	77
All Others†																	750	2,467
Total Specified	14	20	189	164	206	145	288	197	1,504	820	1,565	614	2,029	669	9	4	5,804	2,633
Grand Total																	6,554	5,100

[* Including 35 male and 20 female inmates of the Blind Asylum ; and 31 male and 31 female inmates of the Deaf and Dumb Institution.] [† Ages not ascertained.]

Table 4.—Sickness and Infirmity of each kind amongst Breadwinners in Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works District) at Various Ages (Detailed).
Ages (years).	Sickness and Infirmity.*		Accident.		Deaf and Dumb.		Blind.		Total.
Ages (years).	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Total	2,677	594	606	64	49	27	154	30	4,201	3,486	715
10 to 15	14	4	3						21	17	4
15 to 20	74	40	40	2	2	1	1		160	117	43
20 to 25	120	64	50	4	5	7	2		252	177	75
25 to 30	109	42	40	5	6	6	10	3	221	165	56
30 to 35	133	48	56	5	10	5	5	3	265	204	61
35 to 40	158	38	53	4	8	1	13	7	282	232	50
40 to 45	156	29	56	4	8	2	20	3	278	240	38
45 to 50	155	35	47	3	5	1	18	2	266	225	41
50 to 55	138	30	35	6	1	2	15		227	189	38
55 to 60	168	31	34	3		1	7		244	209	35
60 to 65	263	45	48	7			11	2	376	322	54
65 to 70	450	88	76	12	3		16	1	646	545	101
70 to 75	384	49	39	4	1		12	4	493	436	57
75 to 80	221	32	23	2			16	2	296	260	36
80 to 85	103	13	5	2			5	2	130	113	17
85 and upwards	29	5	1	1		1	3	1	41	33	8
Unspecified	2	1							3	2	1

[* Exclusive of Accident, Deaf and Dumb, and Blind.]

Table 5.—Sickness and Infirmity amongst Chinese and Aborigines at Various Ages.
Nature of Sickness, &c.	Age Groups.
Nature of Sickness, &c.	Under 20.	20 to 40.	40 to 60.	60 to 75.	75 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.
CHINESE.
Sickness	4	9	40	147	47	7	254
Accident	2	2	2	6	3		15
Blind			2	19	4		25
Total	6	11	44	172	54	7	294
Breadwinners	1	4	15	65	15	1	101
Dependents—In Hospitals		3	5	26	11		45
In Lunatic Asylums		3	21	36	3	6	69
Others	5	1	3	45	25		79
ABORIGINES.
Sickness	1	2	4	2			9

NOTE.—In addition, there was 1 Chinese, a breadwinner, aged 60 to 65, who wasdeaf and dumb.The Chinese include 3femalesaged 8, 14, and 35 to 40 respectively ; and the Aborigines 2femalesaged 30 to 35 and 50 to 55 respectively. Of the Chinese 3 males and 2 females, and of the Aborigines 3 males and 1 female werehalf-castes.

Table 6.—Occupations of Breadwinners and Dependents, and Ages of all Persons, suffering from Sickness and Accidents (exclusive of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind).
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	SICKNESS AND INFIRMITY (Other than Accident).									ACCIDENT.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Ages.				Grand Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.		Ages.				Grand Total.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Breadwinners.	In Hospitals.	In Lunatic Asylums.	All Others.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Grand Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals.	All Others.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Grand Total.
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL.
1	1	2	Government Administrative Department, Officer of	M.	6		1	1		7	1		8	3	1			3	1		4
		5	Barrister or Solicitor	M.	3	2	4			5	4		9	2				1	1		2
		6	Law Clerk	M.	9	1	3		1	8	4		13	2				2			2
		9 & 10	Police (all ranks)	M.	12	12	2	2		27	1		28	2	2			4			4
2	1	1	Clergyman	M.	25	1	3			21	8		29	2				2			2
	3	3	Medical Practitioner	M.	10	2	3			13	2		15	1				1			1
	3	3	Medical Practitioner	F.	1					1			1
		6	Dentist	M.	4		1		1	3	1		5	1			1				1
		7	Chemist, druggist	M.	9	2	4			10	5		15	2					2		2
		8 & 11	Hospital or trained nurse	F.	53	11	5			42	27		69	5				5			5
		10	Midwife, monthly nurse	F.	1			4		1	4		5	1					1		1
	4	1-3	Author, editor, journalist, reporter, shorthand writer, and others connected with literature	M.	9	2	1	1		11	2		13
	4	1-3		F.	1	1				2			2	1				1			1
	6	1-2	Civil engineer, surveyor, architect, and assistants	M.	22	2	4	1	2	15	12		29	1				1			1
	6	4-5	Civil engineer, surveyor, architect, and assistants
	7	3-9	Schoolmaster, mistress, teacher, tutor, governess	M.	23	5	14	4	2	37	7		46	3			1	2			3
	7	3-9	Schoolmaster, mistress, teacher, tutor, governess	F.	53	5	23	5	4	73	9		86	3	1			3	1		4
	8	1-3	Connected with tine arts (not photographer)	M.	6	2		1		5	4		9	1				1			1
	8	1-3	Connected with tine arts (not photographer)	F.	6					6			6
		4	Photographer (all branches)	M.	8	1	2			7	4		11	1				1			1
		4	Photographer (all branches)	F.	1	1	1			3			3
	9	1 & 2	Musician, vocalist, music student, composer	M.	7	2	2			10	1		11	3	1			4			4
	9	1 & 2	Musician, vocalist, music student, composer	F.	2	1	1		2	2			4
		3	Music—Teacher, professor of	M.	3	1	2			4	1	1	6
		3	Music—Teacher, professor of	F.	12		1	1		13	1		14	1				1			1
	10	1	Actor, actress, circus performer	M.	6	1				5	2		7
	10	1	Actor, actress, circus performer	F.	2	1	1	2	1	3	2		6
		4	Jockey	M.	1	3	1			5			5	5	3		1	7			8
			All other professional persons	M.	41	14	7	6	2	45	21		68	21	1		3	18	1		22
			All other professional persons	F.	8	2		12		9	13		22	1		1			2		2
			Total Class I.	M.	204	53	54	16	8	238	80	1	327	50	8		6	47	5		58
			Total Class I.	F.	140	22	32	24	7	155	56		218	12	1	1		10	4		14
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
3	1	1	Hotelkeeper	M.	36	3	2	1	2	28	12		42	10				8	2		10
3	1	1	Hotelkeeper	F.	19	2	1	3		16	9		25	6				6			6
		2a	Coffee palace-keeper	M.	1					1			1
		2b	Restaurant, tea-room, eating-house keeper	M.	1					1			1	1					1		1
		2b	Restaurant, tea-room, eating-house keeper	F.	2					1	1		2
		3	Boardinghouse-keeper	M.	26					15	11		26	3				2	1		3
		3	Boardinghouse-keeper	F.	52	1				24	29		53	4				1	3		4
		1-3	Hotel, restaurant, boarding-house, &c., servant (all grades)	M.	22	9	7	27	2	36	26	1	65	9		3		6	6		12
		1-3		F.	19	3	6	1		29			29	4				3	1		4

Table 6.—Occupations of Breadwinners and Dependents, and Ages of all Persons, suffering from Sickness and Accidents (exclusive of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	SICKNESS AND INFIRMITY (Other than Accident).									ACCIDENT.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Ages.				Grand Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.		Ages.				Grand Total.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Breadwinners.	In Hospitals.	In Lunatic Asylums.	All Others.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Grand Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals.	All Others.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Grand Total.
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC—continued.
3	2	3	Private house workers or servants (all grades)	M.	37	18	6	6	3	39	24	1	67	1	3			4			4
3	2	3	Private house workers or servants (all grades)	F.	184	134	343	67	86	529	94	19	728	23	7	4	3	21	10		34
		7	Hairdresser, barber	M.	22	3	5	2	6	22	4		32	4			2	2			4
		7	Hairdresser, barber	F.	1					1			1
		8	Mangler, laundry-keeper, laundryman, washer-woman, charwoman	M.	7				1	4	2		7
		8		F.	82	25	21	5	1	96	33	3	133	8		1		7	2		9
			All others of the domestic class	M.	14	1				9	6		15	14				9	5		14
			All others of the domestic class	F.		1		16		1	16		17	3		3		1	5		6
			Total Class II	M.	166	34	20	36	14	155	85	2	256	42	3	3	2	31	15		48
			Total Class II	F.	359	166	371	92	87	697	182	22	988	48	7	8	3	39	21		63
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL.
4	1	1-3	Bank or building society—manager, officer, clerk	M.	7	1	5	1	1	11	2		14	1				1			1
4	1	1-3	Bank or building society—manager, officer, clerk	F.	1					1			1
		4	Stock and share broker, dealer, jobber, speculator	M.	13	1				9	5		14	1				1			1
		6	Pawnbroker, loan office-keeper	M.	1		1			1	1		2	1				1			1
	2	1	Insurance manager, officer, clerk	M.	11					9	2		11	1	1			2			2
	2	1	Insurance manager, officer, clerk	F.										1				1			1
		4	Auctioneer, appraiser, valuator	M.	6		1			4	3		7			1			1		1
	3	1 & 2	Land, house — proprietor, agent, broker, rent collector	M.	150				3	41	106		150	16				4	12		16
	3	1 & 2	Land, house — proprietor, agent, broker, rent collector	F.	56	2				21	36	1	58	3				2	1		3
5	1	1 &4	Bookseller, book canvasser, news agent, newspaper vendor	M.	14	1	3	2	6	9	5		20	4			1	3			4
5	1	1 &4	Bookseller, book canvasser, news agent, newspaper vendor	F.	2	1				3			3
	17	2	Stationer	M.	6	2	1		3	4	2		9
	4	4 & 6	Fancy goods, toy importer, dealer	M.	2						2		2	2				2			2
	4	4 & 6	Fancy goods, toy importer, dealer	F.	1	1				1	1		2
	7	1	Watch, clock, and jewellery dealer	M.	1						1		1	1				1			1
	11	2	Bicycle dealer	M.	1					1			1
	12	1	Saddlery, harness dealer	M.	2					2			2
	15	1-3	Furniture importer, dealer	M.	7				1	3	3		7
	15	1-3	Furniture importer, dealer	F.			1				1		1
6	1	1	Manchester warehouseman	M.	10				2	8			10	4			1	2	1		4
		2	Draper	M.	39	7	7	10	1	46	16		63	6		1	1	5	1		7
		2	Draper	F.	9			1	3	7			10	1				1			1
	2	1-3	Clothier, outfitter, slop seller, men's mercer, milliner	M.	1				1				1
	2	1-3	Clothier, outfitter, slop seller, men's mercer, milliner	F.	1					1			1
		4	Boot and shoe importer, dealer	M.	8				2	4	2		8
		4	Boot and shoe importer, dealer	F.	1					1			1
7	1	1	Milk seller	M.	27	4	2		1	24	8		33	5	1			5	1		6
7	1	1	Milk seller	F.		1				1			1	2					2		2
		2 & 4	Provision and dairy produce dealer	M.	5					5			5
		2 & 4	Provision and dairy produce dealer	F.	2				1	1			2	1				1			1
		3	Butcher, meat salesman	M.	54	7	13	7	3	51	27		81	16	3	1	6	12	2		20
		5 & 6	Fishmonger, poulterer	M.	9	3				9	3		12
		5 & 6	Fishmonger, poulterer	F.	2				1	1			2
	2	1	Grain, flour, meal merchant, dealer	M.	4		1			5			5
		2 & 3	Confectioner, bread, pastry, and biscuit dealer	M.	9			1	1	4	5		10	1		1		1	1		2
		2 & 3	Confectioner, bread, pastry, and biscuit dealer	F.	6				1	5			6
		4a	Greengrocer, fruiterer	M.	29	6		1	2	22	12		36	13			2	8	3		13
		4a	Greengrocer, fruiterer	F.	9	2			2	6	3		11	1				1			1
	3	3 & 4	Grocer, tea, cocoa, or coffee dealer	M.	43	7	8	3	6	43	12		61	8	2		2	6	2		10
	3	3 & 4	Grocer, tea, cocoa, or coffee dealer	F.	7	1			3	5			8	1					1		1
		5	Tobacconist	M.	1	1	1			1	2		3	1				1			1
8	1	1	Horse, cattle, live stock dealer	M.	5			1	2	1	3		6	3				3			3
		2	Horse or dog trainer, horsebreaker	M.	3	1				4			4	5				5			5
	4	1 & 2	Wool or tallow merchant, dealer	M.	10	1				7	4		11	2				2			2
	6	1	Timber merchant	M.	7	2			1	5	3		9	4				3	1		4
9	1	1 & 3	Wood and coal merchant, dealer	M.	37	4	1	2	1	26	17		44	26	1		3	21	3		27
10	1	6 & 7	Glassware, china and crockery ware, dealer	M.	5		1			2	4		6
10	1	6 & 7	Glassware, china and crockery ware, dealer	F.	1					1			1
	3	5 & 6	Ironmonger, galvanized iron, wire, hardware, importer or dealer	M.	9	1	1	1	1	9	2		12	2				2			2
	3	5 & 6		F.	1						1		1
11	1	1 & 3	Merchant, importer, dealer, trader (undefined)	M.	46	6		3	1	46	8		55	9		1		7	3		10
11	1	1 & 3	Merchant, importer, dealer, trader (undefined)	F.	13			1		8	6		14

Table 6.—Occupations of Breadwinners and Dependents, and Ages of all Persons, suffering from Sickness and Accidents (exclusive of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	SICKNESS AND INFIRMITY (Other than Accident).									ACCIDENT.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Ages.				Grand Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.		Ages.				Grand Total.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Breadwinners.	In Hospitals.	In Lunatic Asylums.	All Others.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Grand Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals.	All Others.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Grand Total.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
11	1	2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper, shopman, shopwomen (undefined)	M.	59	4	13	9	3	46	36		85	18				13	5		18
11	1	2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper, shopman, shopwomen (undefined)	F.	11	1	3	3		7	11		18
		4	Hawker, pedlar	M.	11	7	3	5		18	11		29	8		1		7	2		9
		4	Hawker, pedlar	F.			1	4			5		5			2		1	1		2
		6	Commission agent, agent (undefined)	M.	21	2		2		11	14		25	3				3			3
	2	2	Clerk, cashier, accountant, typewriter (undefined)	M.	59	16	57	19	4	112	35		151	11	3	1	3	8	4		15
	2	2	Clerk, cashier, accountant, typewriter (undefined)	F.	2	3	3			8			8
		3	Commercial traveller, canvasser, salesman (undefined)	M.	15	7	5	4		25	6		31	4	1			5			5
		3	Commercial traveller, canvasser, salesman (undefined)	F.	3	1	7	1		16	2		12
12	1	1	Bookmaker	M.	2	2				4			4	2	1			3			3
13	1	2	Bonded, free store, worker	M.	1					1			1	1					1		1
			All others of the commercial class	M.	126	1	2	2		58	73		131	18	1		2	11	5	1	19
			All others of the commercial class	F.	10		1	1	1	3	8		12	4	1			2	3		5
			Total Class III.	M.	879	94	126	73	46	691	435		1,172	197	14	7	21	148	48	1	218
			Total Class III.	F.	138	13	16	11	12	91	74	1	178	14	1	2		9	8		17
			CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION.
14	1	1	Railway official, station-master, clerk	M.	17	2		1	3	16	1		20	4	1			5			5
14	1	1	Railway official, station-master, clerk	F.	1					1			1
		2-6	Railway worker, servant, labourer, employe	M.	36	6	8	1	1	44	6		51	38				37	1		38
		2-6	Railway worker, servant, labourer, employe	F.	2				1	1			2
	2	2, 4, 6, and 8	Tramway conductor, gripman, employe	M.	12	1	3			16			16	4				4			4
		9 & 10	Coach, omnibus, cab, proprietor, driver, &c.	M.	34	5	2	6		29	18		47	12		1		8	5		13
		11	Parcels delivery—carrier, driver	M.	1	5	2		2	6			8
		12	Drayman, carrier, carter, teamster	M.	85	4	10	6	7	68	30		105	21				16	5		21
		13	Liverystable-keeper, groom	M.	27	14	7	7	9	32	14		55	8	2		3	6	1		10
	3	4	Ship owner, shipping agent, manager, clerk	M.				1			1		1
		5, 6, 7	Ship master, officer, engineer, seaman, steward, cook, servant	M.	43	15	44	39	1	82	58		141	14	8	2	3	16	5		24
		10	Stevedore, lumper, wharf labourer	M.	28	3			2	26	3		31	19	2			21			21
	4	1	Post, telegraph and telephone officer, clerk, operator	M.	6					5	1		6	3			1	2			3
	5	1 & 3	Post, telegraph and telephone officer, clerk, operator	F.	6		1			7			7
	4	2-5	Letter carrier, mail contractor, &c.	M.	7	1	1			6	3		9	4				2	2		4
	5	2 & 4	Telegraph and telephone electrician, lineman, messenger	M.	1	1			1	1			2	1				1			1
	5	2 & 4	Telegraph and telephone electrician, lineman, messenger	F.										1					1		1
	6	1-3	Messenger, errand boy, porter, others	M.	1	3	4		4	4			8	1				1			1
			All others engaged in transport and communication	M.										1				1			1
			All others engaged in transport and communication	F.	4					4			4
			Total Class IV.	M.	298	60	81	61	30	335	135		500	130	13	3	7	120	19		146
			Total Class IV.	F.	13		1		1	13			14	1					1		1
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.
15	1	1-6	Publisher, printer, compositor, bookbinder, manufacturing stationer, and others engaged in printing	M.	45	10	10	7	3	60	8	1	72	13	2		6	8	1		15
15	1	1-6		F.	7				2	5			7
	4	8	Brush, broom maker	M.	3	1				3	1		4	1			1				1
	4	8	Brush, broom maker	F.	1					1			1
	7	1	Watch and clock maker	M.	6	2	7	1	1	12	3		16	1				1			1
	10	1-9	Machine, tool, implement and cutlery maker	M.	57	2	6	5	4	40	26		70	16	1	1	5	11	2		18
	11	1, 2, & 5	Carriage, coach builder, trimmer, painter, wheelwright	M.	52	7	4	3	4	35	27		66	10	1		4	6	1		11
	11	1, 2, & 5	Carriage, coach builder, trimmer, painter, wheelwright	F.	2					2			2
		3	Bicycle, motor car maker	M.	1				1				1
	12	1	Saddlery, harness, and whipmaker	M.	19	2	8	2		24	7		31	3			1	1	1		3
	13	1	Ship, boat builder, shipwright	M.	20		2	3		6	19		25	2				1	1		2
	14	1-3	Furniture, cabinet maker, and upholsterer	M.	36	7	9	10	2	39	21		62	4		1		3	2		5
	14	1-3	Furniture, cabinet maker, and upholsterer	F.	2		1			3			3	1				1			1
	15	1-4	Joiner, turner, door, sash, and wooden mantelpiece maker, and workers in saw mills (other than forest)	M.	22	6	5	4	2	21	14		37	13	1		2	10	2		14

Table 6.—Occupations of Breadwinners and Dependents, and Ages of all Persons, suffering from Sickness and Accidents (exclusive of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	SICKNESS AND INFIRMITY (Other than Accident).									ACCIDENT.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Ages.				Grand Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.		Ages.				Grand Total.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Breadwinners.	In Hospitals.	In Lunatic Asylums.	All Others.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Grand Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals.	All Others.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Grand Total.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
15	16	1-7	Workers in chemicals and by products	M.	1		1			2			2
16	1	2	Woollen manufacturer and worker (all branches)	M.	6	1		2		6	3		9	3				3			3
16	1	2	Woollen manufacturer and worker (all branches)	F.	5	1	1			7			7
		4	Dyer, scourer	M.	2					1	1		2
	2	1	Clothing manufacturer, tailor, tailoress, dressmaker, sewing machinist	M.	55	6	12	10	3	46	33	1	83	7		1		6	2		8
	2	1		F.	172	48	79	33	23	242	67		332	20		1	2	13	6		21
		2 & 3	Hat, cap, bonnet, and shirt maker	M.	4		1	1	1	3	2		6	1				1			1
		2 & 3	Hat, cap, bonnet, and shirt maker	F.	10	3			3	10			13	1				1			1
		7	Boot and shoe maker (all branches)	M.	114	24	37	9	8	125	51		184	29	1	1	3	20	8		31
		7	Boot and shoe maker (all branches)	F.	6				1	5			6
17	1	1	Slaughterman, abattoir worker	M.	3					2	1		3	2				2			2
		2 & 3	Meat, bacon, and fish curer, preserver	M.	3					2	1		3
		4	Butter and cheese maker, factory worker	M.	2	5				5	2		7	1			1				1
	2	1	Miller, maizena manufacturer	M.	10	2	3	1		10	5	1	16	1				1			1
		2 & 4	Baker, confectionery maker	M.	48	11	9	13	5	45	31		81	13	2	1	3	9	4		16
		2 & 4	Baker, confectionery maker	F.	3	1				4			4	1			1				1
		3	Fruit preserver, jam maker	M.	5			1		5	1		6	1	1		1	1			2
	3	1 & 2	Brewer, maltster, worker, &c.	M.	14	3	1	1	1	10	8		19	5			1	3	1		5
		3 & 4	Distiller and rectifier of spirits, wine maker	M.	3					3			3
		5	Cordial, aerated water manufacturer (all branches)	M.	5	2				6	1		7	3			1	2			3
		5	Cordial, aerated water manufacturer (all branches)	F.										1					1		1
		8	Tobacco,cigar,cigarette manufacturer, worker	M.	4		2			6			6	1			1				1
		8	Tobacco,cigar,cigarette manufacturer, worker	F.	1	1			1		1		2
18	1	1 & 2	Soap and candle manufacturer, tallow maker, boiling-down worker	M.	5			1	2	3	1		6	3				2	1		3
		3 & 4	Tanner, currier, fellmonger, woolwasher	M.	25	4	1	3	1	21	11		33	9				7	2		9
	2	4	Cooper	M.	16	3	1	1		10	11		21	2				2			2
	3	1	Chaffcutter, Haypresser	M.	3					3			3
19	1	1	Monumental marble mason, stonecutter, dresser	M.	8		2	2		6	6		12	1				1			1
		4 & 5	Brickmaker, tile manufacturer, potter	M.	24	2	1	2	2	16	11		29	9				6	3		9
		6 & 7	Glass, crockery, earthenware maker, worker, repairer	M.	5	1			2	4			6	1			1				1
	2	1-3	Goldsmith, silversmith, jeweller, and precious stones worker, electroplater	M.	7	1	6	2	2	9	5		16	2			1	1			2
	3	1	Tinsmith, zinc, galvanized iron worker	M.	13	3	3	2	3	13	5		21	6				5	1		6
		3	Brassfounder, moulder, brazier, worker	M.	3	2	1	2		4	4		8
		5 & 6	Iron and steel founder, moulder, worker, wire worker	M.	28	1	2	1	4	23	5		32	6				5	1		6
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	M.	78	14	24	8	5	67	49	3	124	20	3		2	14	7		23
20	1	1	Gas service (all branches)	M.	5	2	1			7	1		8	2				2			2
		2 & 5	Coke manufacturer, charcoal burner	M.	1		1			1	1		2
21	1	1	Builder, building contractor, manager, foreman, clerk	M.	22	2		2	1	12	13		26	3	1			4			4
		2	Stonemason, hodman, labourer	M.	47	13	3	10	1	27	45		73	7		1		2	6		8
		3	Bricklayer, hodman, labourer	M.	53	5	8	6	1	37	33	1	72	12	1	1		6	8		14
		4 & 5	Carpenter, venetian - blind maker, slater, shingler	M.	225	36	41	23		129	195	1	325	38	3	2	3	22	18		43
		6	Plasterer, modeller	M.	20	2	8	1		21	10		31	5		1		5	1		6
		7	House painter, paperhanger, glazier	M.	54	13	17	10	4	66	24		94	17	2			14	5		19
		8	Plumber, gasfitter, bellhanger	M.	32	5	2	1		29	11		40	5		1		4	2		6
	2	1	Contractor for road, railway, tramway, bridge, telegraph, wharf	M.	11					9	2		11	5				5			5
		3	Carter, teamster, assisting in repairing or making roads	M.		23				15	8		23
		3A	Labourer on roads	M.	80	2		1	3	52	28		83	27				14	13		27
		5	Navvy, platelayer, railway labourer	M.	1	1	5	2		5	4		9	1	3			4			4
		6	Contractor road metal, stone-breaker	M.	19	1	3			10	13		23	6				5	1		6

Table 6.—Occupations of Breadwinners and Dependents, and Ages of all Persons, suffering from Sickness and Accidents (exclusive of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	SICKNESS AND INFIRMITY (Other than Accident).									ACCIDENT.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Ages.				Grand Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.		Ages.				Grand Total.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Breadwinners.	In Hospitals.	In Lunatic Asylums.	All Others.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Grand Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals.	All Others.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Grand Total.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
21	2	8	Drainer, pavior, tar pavement worker	M.	2	1		1		1	3		4
22	1	1	Undertaker	M.	4						4		4
	2	1 & 3	Sanitary contractor, scavenger, street cleaner, nightman	M.	2	3	1		1	4	1		6
		4	Sewerage overseer, worker, labourer	M.	1					1			1	1				1			1
23	1	6	Labourer (undefined)	M.	305	251	483	232	40	772	444	15	1,271	79	53	19	19	85	46	1	151
			All others of the Industrial Class	M.	183	14	3	25	5	133	87		225	44	2	1	5	32	10		47
			All others of the Industrial Class	F.	10	7	2	3	2	17	3		22
			Total Class V	M.	1,822	496	734	411	112	2,027	1,301	23	3,463	441	77	31	61	337	150	1	549
			Total Class V	F.	219	61	83	36	32	296	71		399	24		1	3	15	7		25
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
24	1	1	Farmer, relative assisting	M.	620	36	60	24	24	366	348	2	740	144	5	1	5	87	58		150
24	1	1	Farmer, relative assisting	F.	119		1	2	12	62	48		122	15			1	10	4		15
		2 & 3	Farm manager, overseer, servant, labourer	M.	181	68	77	23	17	194	134	4	349	56	13	4	17	39	17		73
		2 & 3	Farm manager, overseer, servant, labourer	F.				1		1			1			1		1			1
		4 & 5	Market gardener, fruit-grower orchardist	M.	95	4	1	4	8	57	38	1	104	14	1			9	6		15
		4 & 5	Market gardener, fruit-grower orchardist	F.	3						3		3	1					1		1
		8	Wine-grower, vigneron	M.	13					8	4	1	13	1			1				1
		10	Horticulturist, gardener (not domestic servant or market gardener)	M.	128	20	30	32	2	76	130	2	210	18	2	1	1	12	8		21
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stockbreeder	M.	92	2	3	2	4	51	43	1	99	13	1		1	10	3		14
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stockbreeder	F.	17					5	12		17	1				1			1
		2 & 3	Station - manager, assistant worker, drover, shearer, labourer	M.	54	14	12	8	6	48	34		88	22	4		2	18	5	1	26
		4	Dairy farmer, relative assisting	M.	94		1		9	48	38		95	28			1	21	6		28
		4	Dairy farmer, relative assisting	F.	54		1		3	26	25	1	55	3				2	1		3
		5	Dairy assistant, milker	M.	8	1		1	5	4	1		10	4			2	2			4
		5	Dairy assistant, milker	F.		1		1		1	1		2	2			1	1			2
	4	2	Fisherman	M.	12	2	1	1		5	11		16	1				1			1
	5	2	Forest saw-mill worker	M.	6	1		2		5	4		9	9			2	6	1		9
		3	Forest axeman, woodman, splitter	M.	26	6	5	2	6	16	16	1	39	11	4		1	10	4		15
	6	1-5	Water supply officer, caretaker, worker, carrier, carter, others	M.	2					2			2	1				1			1
	7	2-4	Gold miner	M.	869	127	70	82	12	465	669	2	1,148	216	23	7	6	147	93		246
		8	Coal miner	M.	4					4			4	3				2	1		3
		23	Quarry proprietor, manager, clerk	M.	1						1		1
		24	Quarryman, worker	M.	21		1	1		6	16	1	23	5		1		5	1		6
			All others engaged in primary pursuits	M.	37	2	7	2		34	14		48	10			2	6	2		10
			All others engaged in primary pursuits	F.	4					2	2		4
			Total Class VI.	M.	2,263	283	268	184	93	1,389	1,501	15	2,998	556	53	14	41	376	205	1	623
			Total Class VI.	F.	197	1	2	4	15	97	91	1	204	22		1	2	15	6		23
			CLASS VII.—INDEFINITE.
25	1	1A	Pensioner	M.	186		2			49	139		188	37				14	23		37
25	1	1A	Pensioner	F.	41					6	35		41	5				2	3		5
		1B	Old-age pensioner (if a house-holder)	M.	416					17	399		416	60				4	56		60
		1B	Old-age pensioner (if a house-holder)	F.	116					4	112		116	8					8		8
		3	Independent, lady, gentleman (so returned)	M.	181	1	2			47	137		184	22	1			4	19		23
		3	Independent, lady, gentleman (so returned)	F.	61	3				21	43		64	5				3	2		5
		4A	No occupation (so stated)	M.	512				4	126	382		512	67				29	38		67
		4B	All others of the Indefinite Class	F.	28					11	17		28	1					1		1
			Total Class VII.	M.	1,295	1	4		4	239	1,057		1,300	186	1			51	136		187
			Total Class VII.	F.	246	3				42	207		249	19				5	14		19

Table 6.—Occupations of Breadwinners and Dependents, and Ages of all Persons, suffering from Sickness and Accidents (exclusive of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	SICKNESS AND INFIRMITY (Other than Accident).									ACCIDENT.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Ages.				Grand Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.		Ages.				Grand Total.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Breadwinners.	In Hospitals.	In Lunatic Asylums.	All Others.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Grand Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals.	All Others.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Grand Total.
			WIVES, RELATIVES, ETC.*
			Dependent relatives (exclusive of scholars)	M.		151	967	1,043	719	1,010	371	61	2,161		17	125	81	46	15		142
			Dependent relatives (exclusive of scholars)	F.		576	1,522	4,348	832	3,476	2,049	89	6,446		31	331	75	156	130	1	362
			Dependent scholars and students	M.		69	4	382	447	7	1		455		7	112	118	1			119
			Dependent scholars and students	F.		62		423	484	1			485		4	58	62				62
			Others	M.			4	193		24	172	1	197			20		3	17		20
			Others	F.			11	334		102	240	3	345			21		6	15		21
			Total Wives, Relatives, &c.	M.		220	975	1,618	1,166	1,041	544	62	2,813		24	257	199	50	32		281
			Total Wives, Relatives, &c.	F.		638	1,533	5,105	1,316	3,579	2,289	92	7,276		35	410	137	162	145	1	445
			Occupation not stated(chiefly Breadwinners)	M.	218				4	94	118	2	218	32			1	16	15		32
			Occupation not stated(chiefly Breadwinners)	F.	2				1		1		2	1			1				1
			Grand Total	M.	7,145	1,241	2,262	2,399	1,477	6,209	5,256	105	13,047	1,634	193	315	338	1,176	625	3	2,142
			Grand Total	F.	1,314	904	2,038	5,272	1,471	4,970	2,971	116	9,528	141	44	423	146	255	206	1	608

[* Including adult inmates of Institutions whose occupation was not specified.]

Table 7.—Causes of Sickness and Infirmity at Three Age-Groups (exclusive of the Deaf and Dumb and Blind).
Causes of Sickness or Infirmity.	Sex.	AGE GROUPS.				Total.
Causes of Sickness or Infirmity.	Sex.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and Upwards.	Unspecified.	Total.
All Causes	M.	1,815	7,385	5,881	108	15,189
All Causes	F.	1,617	5,225	3,177	117	10,136
Specified Causes	M.	1,726	7,185	5,783	108	14,802
Specified Causes	F.	1,507	4,918	3,032	116	9,573
CLASS I.—SPECIFIC FEBRILE OR ZYMOTIC DISEASES.
SUB-CLASS I.—Miasmatic Diseases.
1. Small Pox	M.		1			1
2. Chicken Pox	M.	2				2
2. Chicken Pox	F.	1				1
3. Measles	M.	45	6			51
3. Measles	F.	52	9			61
5. Scarlet Fever	M.	7	1			8
5. Scarlet Fever	F.	10				10
6. Typhus	M.		1			1
8. Influenza	M.	50	223	122		395
8. Influenza	F.	48	169	40		257
9. Whooping Cough	M.	31	1			32
9. Whooping Cough	F.	44	1			45
10. Mumps	M.	1				1
10. Mumps	F.	2				2
11. Diphtheria	M.	4	1			5
11. Diphtheria	F.	16	1			17
13. Simple Continued Fever	M.	2	2			4
13. Simple Continued Fever	F.	2				2
14. Typhoid, Enteric Fever	M.	194	197	2		393
14. Typhoid, Enteric Fever	F.	168	124	1		293
SUB-CLASS 2.—Diarrhaal Diseases.
1. Cholera (Simple)	M.		3			3
1. Cholera (Simple)	F.		4	1		5
2. Diarrhoea	M.	1	5	6		12
2. Diarrhoea	F.	3	9	3		15
3. Dysentery	M.	4	9	9		22
3. Dysentery	F.	4	8	1		13
SUB-CLASS 3.—Malarial Diseases.
2. Ague	M.		6	1		7

Table 7.—Causes of Sickness and Infirmity at Three Age-Groups (exclusive of the Deaf and Dumb and Blind)—continued.
Causes of Sickness or Infirmity.	Sex.	AGE GROUPS.				Total.
Causes of Sickness or Infirmity.	Sex.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and Upwards.	Unspecified.	Total.
CLASS I.—SPECIFIC FEBRILE OR ZYMOTIC DISEASES—continued.
SUB-CLASS 5.—Venereal Diseases.
1. Syphilis	M.		2			2
1. Syphilis	F.		1			1
2. Gonorrhoea, Stricture of Urethra	M.		3	4		7
SUB-CLASS 6.—Septic Diseases.
2. Erysipelas	M.	3	5	1		9
2. Erysipelas	F.		2	2		4
3. Pyaemia, Septicaemia	M.	7	23	5	1	36
3. Pyaemia, Septicaemia	F.	1	7	4		12
CLASS II.—PARASITIC DISEASES.
2. From Vegetable Parasites	M.	3				3
2. From Vegetable Parasites	F.	3				3
3. Hydatids	M.	8	36	2		46
3. Hydatids	F.	7	23	2		32
4. Others from Animal Parasites	F.	2				2
CLASS III.—DIETIC DISEASES.
1. Staravation	M.		1			1
2. Scurvy	M.		2	1		3
2. Scurvy	F.	1				1
3. Intemperance—Chronic Alcholism	M.		5			5
3. Intemperance—Chronic Alcholism	F.		2			2
4. Others (Chronic Opium Poisoning)	M.		1			1
CLASS IV.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
1. Rheumatic Fever, Rheumatism of Heart	M.	11	20		1	32
1. Rheumatic Fever, Rheumatism of Heart	F.	8	21	1		30
2. Rheumatism	M.	27	389	831		1,247
2. Rheumatism	F.	24	321	466	2	813
3. Gout	M.		100	206		306
3. Gout	F.		46	78		124
4. Rickets	M.	1				1
4. Rickets	F.	2				2
5. Cancer, Malignant Disease	M.		35	56		91
5. Cancer, Malignant Disease	F.		35	20		55
6. Tabes Mesenterica	M.	1				1
6. Tabes Mesenterica	F.	1				1
7. Tubercular Meningitis (Acute Hydrocephalus)	M.	1				1
7. Tubercular Meningitis (Acute Hydrocephalus)	F.	1				1
8. Phthisis	M.	36	448	169		653
8. Phthisis	F.	43	156	12		211
9. Other Forms of Tuberculosis, Scrofula, &c.	M.	110	54	8	1	173
9. Other Forms of Tuberculosis, Scrofula, &c.	F.	90	33	10		133
10. Purpura, Haemorrhagic Diathesis	M.	1				1
11. Anemia, Chlorosis, Leucocythaemia	M.	1	8			9
11. Anemia, Chlorosis, Leucocythaemia	F.	23	28	1		52
12. Diabetes Mellitus	M.		8	7		15
12. Diabetes Mellitus	F.	3	11	3		17
CLASS V.—DEVELOPMENTAL DISEASES.
7. Congenital Defects	M.	30	5			35
7. Congenital Defects	F.	22	12	1		35
8. Old Age	M.		4	1,566		1,570
8. Old Age	F.		24	909	3	936
CLASS VI.—LOCAL DISEASES.
SUB-CLASS I.—Diseases of the Nervous System.
1. Inflammation of Brain or its Membranes	M.	1	6	1		8
1. Inflammation of Brain or its Membranes	F.	1	3			4
2. Apoplexy	M.	2	14	5		21
2. Apoplexy	F.	1	4	6		11
3. Softening of Brain	M.		1	5		6
3. Softening of Brain	F.		1	3		4
4. Hemiplegia, Brain Paralysis	M.		2	6		8
4. Hemiplegia, Brain Paralysis	F.		4	2		6
5. Paralysis	M.	76	312	353	1	742
5. Paralysis	F.	57	199	215	3	474
6. Insanity (General Paralysis of Insane)	M.	199	1,956	382	90	2,627
6. Insanity (General Paralysis of Insane)	F.	177	1,692	328	101	2,298
7. Chorea	M.	9				9
7. Chorea	F.	18	3			21

TABLE 7.—Causes of Sickness and Infirmity at Three Age-Groups (exclusive of the Deaf and Dumb and Blind)—continued.
Causes of Sickness or Infirmity.	Sex.	AGE GROUPS.				Total.
Causes of Sickness or Infirmity.	Sex.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and Upwards.	Unspecified.	Total.
CLASS VI.—LOCAL DISEASES—continued.
SUB-CLASS I—Diseases of the Nervous System—continued.
8. Epilepsy	M.	71	140	28		239
8. Epilepsy	F.	66	136	16		218
9. Convulsions	M.	4		1		5
9. Convulsions	F.	1	3			4
12. Paraplegia, Diseases of Spinal Cord	M.	35	71	31		137
12. Paraplegia, Diseases of Spinal Cord	F.	41	31	8		80
13. Diseases of Brain (Unspecified), including Congestion	M.	12	71	8		91
13. Diseases of Brain (Unspecified), including Congestion	F.	8	80	16		104
SUB-CLASS 2.—Diseases of the Organs of Special Sense.
1. Otitis, Otorrhca*	M.	49	343	272	2	666
1. Otitis, Otorrhca*	F.	56	368	220	1	645
2. Epistaxis and Diseases of Nose	M.	2	1			3
2. Epistaxis and Diseases of Nose	F.	2	1			3
3. Ophthalmia and Diseases of Eye †	M.	75	277	165	2	519
3. Ophthalmia and Diseases of Eye †	F.	117	67	69	1	254
SUB-CLASS 3.—Diseases of the Circulatory System.
1. Endocarditis, Valvular Disease	M.		5	3		8
1. Endocarditis, Valvular Disease	F.	2	1	1		4
2. Pericarditis	M.		3	3		6
2. Pericarditis	F.			1		1
3. Hypertrophy of Heart	M.		1			1
4. Angina Pectoris	M.		1	1		2
4. Angina Pectoris	F.		1			1
5. Syncope	M.		1			1
6. Aneurism	M.		8	6		14
6. Aneurism	F.		4			4
7. Senile Gangrene	M.			3		3
8. Embolism, Thrombosis	M.		1			1
8. Embolism, Thrombosis	F.		1			1
9. Phlebitis	M.			1		1
10. Varicose Veins	M.	1	22	9		32
10. Varicose Veins	F.		28	10		38
11. Diseases of Heart (Unspecified)	M.	27	126	135		288
11. Diseases of Heart (Unspecified)	F.	32	127	57		216
SUB-CLASS 4.—Diseases of the Respiratory System.
2. Croup (Ordinary and Undefined)	M.	1				1
2. Croup (Ordinary and Undefined)	F.	2				2
4. Asthma, Emphysema	M.	28	160	153	2	343
4. Asthma, Emphysema	F.	12	63	65		140
5. Bronchitis	M.	23	101	145		269
5. Bronchitis	F.	11	53	56		120
6. Pneumonia	M.	15	40	5		60
6. Pneumonia	F.	14	20	2		36
6A. Congestion of Lungs	M.	1	5	1		7
6A. Congestion of Lungs	F.		8			8
7. Pleurisy	M.	15	64	14		93
7. Pleurisy	F.	14	34	4		52
8. Disease of Lungs (Unspecified)	M.	3	28	8		39
8. Disease of Lungs (Unspecified)	F.	3	22	3		28
SUB-CLASS 5.—Diseases of the Digestive System.
1. Stomatitis	M.		2			2
2. Dentition	F.	1				1
3. Sore Throat, Quinsy	M.	11	18	1		30
3. Sore Throat, Quinsy	F.	16	6	1		23
4. Dyspepsia	M.	1	38	24		63
4. Dyspepsia	F.	4	19	11	1	35
5. Haematemcsis	F.	1	1			2
6. Melaena	M.	1	1			2
6. Melaena	F.		1			1
7. Diseases of Stomach	M.	2	17	3		22
7. Diseases of Stomach	F.	7	9	3		19
8. Enteritis	M.	3	13	2		18
8. Enteritis	F.	3	5			8
9. Ulceration of Intestine	M.	13	28	3		44
9. Ulceration of Intestine	F.	5	24	1		30
10. Ileus, Obstruction of Intestine	M.	1	11	3		15
10. Ileus, Obstruction of Intestine	F.	1	1	1	1	4
11. Stricture or Strangulation of Intestine	F.	2				2
12. Intussusception of Intestine	M.	1				1
13. Hernia	M.	10	38	81		129
13. Hernia	F.		9	4		13
14. Fistula	M.	2	8	2		12
14. Fistula	F.		1	2		3
15. Peritonitis	M.		1			1
15. Peritonitis	F.	2	3			5

[* Including 4 male and 34 female Dependents parly Deaf.] [† Including 88 male and 125 female Dependents partly Blind.]

TABLE 7.—Causes of Sickness and Infirmity at Three Age-Groups (exclusive of the Deaf and Dumb and Blind)—continued.
Causes of Sickness or Infirmity.	Sex.	AGE GROUPS.				Total.
Causes of Sickness or Infirmity.	Sex.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and Upwards.	Unspecified.	Total.
CLASS VI.—LOCAL DISEASES—continued.
SUB-CLASS 5.—Diseases of the Digestive System—continued.
16. Ascites	M.	1				1
17. Gallstones	M.			1		1
17. Gallstones	F.		4			4
18. Cirrhosis of Liver	M.		1	1		2
18. Cirrhosis of Liver	F.		2			2
19. Other Diseases of Liver	M.		32	26	1	59
19. Other Diseases of Liver	F.	3	33	19		55
20. Others	M.	1	4	1		6
20. Others	F.		12	2		14
SUB-CLASS 6.—Diseases of the Lymphatic System and Ductless Glands.
1. Diseases of Lymphatic System	M.		5			5
1. Diseases of Lymphatic System	F.	2	2			4
2. Diseases of Spleen	M.		2	1		3
3. Bronchocele	F.		3			3
4. Addison's Disease	M.		1			1
SUB-CLASS 7.—Diseases of the Urinary System.
1. Nephritis	M.	1	9	1		11
1. Nephritis	F.		3			3
2. Bright's Disease	M.		23	29		52
2. Bright's Disease	F.	1	13	9		23
4. Suppression of Urine	M.		1	4		5
4. Suppression of Urine	F.	1		1		2
5. Calculus	M.	1	6	5		12
5. Calculus	F.			1		1
6. Haematuria	M.		2	1		3
7. Diseases of Bladder and of Prostate	M.	2	11	30		43
7. Diseases of Bladder and of Prostate	F.	1	3			4
8. Diseases of Kidneys (Unspecified)	M.	3	22	22		47
8. Diseases of Kidneys (Unspecified)	F.	1	13	7	1	22
SUB-CLASS 8.—Diseases of the Organs of Generation.
1. Ovarian Disease	F.		8			8
2. Diseases of Uterus and Vagina	F.		36			36
4. Pelvic Abscess	F.	1				1
5. Perineal Abscess	M.		1			1
6. Diseases of Testes, Penis, Scrotum, &c.	M.	1	6	1		8
SUB-CLASS 9.—Diseases of Parturition.
1. Abortion, Miscarriage	F.		6			6
6. Confinement, Lying-in, &c.	F.	12	77		1	90
SUB-CLASS 10.—Diseases of the Organs of Locomotion.
1. Caries, Necrosis	M.	10	8	1		19
1. Caries, Necrosis	F.	4	8			12
2. Arthritis, Ostitis, Periostitis	M.	10	14	11		35
2. Arthritis, Ostitis, Periostitis	F.	12	16	2		30
3. Others	M.	35	86	73		194
3. Others	F.	31	126	92	1	250
SUB-CLASS 11.—Diseases of the Integumentary System.
1. Carbuncle	M.		4			4
2. Phlegmon, Cellulitis	M.	1	7	6		14
2. Phlegmon, Cellulitis	F.	1		1		2
3. Lupus	M.		5			5
4. Ulcer, Bedsore	M.		20	20		40
4. Ulcer, Bedsore	F.		8	5		13
5. Eezoma	M.	6	22	23		51
5. Eezoma	F.	7	16	9		32
6. Others	M.	1	3	3		7
6. Others	F.		2			2
CLASS VII.—VIOLENCE.
SUB-CLASS I—Accident or Negligence.
1. Fractures, Contusions	M.	299	1,011	595	5	1,910
1. Fractures, Contusions	F.	89	204	170		463
2. Gunshot Wounds	M.	2	12	1		15
3. Cuts, &c.	M.	14	56	8		78
3. Cuts, &c.	F.	2	15	1		18
4. Burn, Scald	M.	6	20	2		28
4. Burn, Scald	F.	14	8	4		26
4A. Sunstroke	M.	2	16	6		24
4A. Sunstroke	F.	1	2			3
4B. Lightning	M.		1			1
5. Poison	M.		21	2		23
5A. Bite of Snake or Insect	M.	1		1		2
5A. Bite of Snake or Insect	F.		1			1
8. Otherwise	M.	2	3	3	1	9
8. Otherwise	F.	1	3	8		12

TABLE 7.—Causes of Sickness and Infirmity at Three Age-Groups (exclusive of the Deaf and Dumb and Blind)—continued.
Causes of Sickness or Infirmity.	Sex.	AGE GROUPS.				Total.
Causes of Sickness or Infirmity.	Sex.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and Upwards.	Unspecified.	Total.
CLASS VIII.—ILL-DEFINED AND NOT SPECIFIED CAUSES.
1. Dropsy	M.		16	25		41
1. Dropsy	F.	5	21	15		41
2. Debility, Atrophy, Inanition	M.	31	150	2		183
2. Debility, Atrophy, Inanition	F.	42	143			185
4. Tumour	M.	1	8	8	1	18
4. Tumour	F.	1	22	5		28
5. Abscess	M.	8	20	2		30
5. Abscess	F.	3	8	3		14
6. Haemorrhage	M.	1	8			9
6. Haemorrhage	F.	1	2	1		4
8. Lame	M.	6	7	9		22
8. Lame	F.	14	19	17		50
8. Crippled	M.	5	21	5		31
8. Crippled	F.	23	24	23		70
8. Not Specified or Ill-defined	M.	89	180	93		362
8. Not Specified or Ill-defined	F.	86	282	122	1	491

Table 8.—Principal Causes of Sickness and Infirmity (exclusive of Deaf-mutism and Blindness) amongst Breadwinners at Three Age-Groups.
Class.	Disease.	AGE GROUPS.								Total.
		Under 20.		20 to 65.		65 and over.		Unspecified.		Total.
		M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.
I.	Influenza	23	11	217	49	118	15			358	75
	Typhoid Fever	29	17	109	23	2				140	40
	Diarrhoeal Diseases	1	1	15	9	7				23	10
	Pyaemia, Septieaemia	3		18	1	5	1			26	2
	Other Zymotic	4	6	18	6	4				26	12
II.	Hydatids, &c.	2		26	4	2				30	4
III.	Dietic Diseases			4		1				5
IV.	Rheumatic Fever	4	1	19	8			1		24	9
	Rheumatism	8	4	303	73	681	98			992	175
	Gout			80	12	174	21			254	33
	Cancer			18	2	34	3			52	5
	Phthisis	6	6	341	31	150	3			497	40
	Tuberculosis, Scrofula, &c.	14	2	36	5	4	1			54	8
	Other Constitutional		7	11	13	7	1			18	21
V.	Old Age, &c.			7	3	991	157			998	160
VI.	Paralysis	4	2	192	25	251	31		1	447	59
	General Paralysis (Insanity)	6		114	2	24	1			144	3
	Epilepsy	14	2	92	17	20	3			126	22
	Other Diseases of Nervous System	5	6	111	39	32	6			148	51
	Diseases of Ear	16	5	328	135	248	56	2		594	196
	Diseases of Eye	7	3	234	19	121	13	1	1	363	36
	Diseases of Circulatory System	6	2	119	24	115	16			240	42
	Asthma	12	2	147	15	133	15	1		293	32
	Bronchitis	4	1	93	14	111	12			208	27
	Other Diseases of Respiratory System	11	1	111	23	20				142	24
	Dyspepsia	1	1	33	3	19	3			53	7
	Hernia	1		27		60				88
	Liver Diseases		2	23	12	19	5	1		43	19
	Other Diseases of Digestive System	6	4	55	13	13	1			74	18
	Bright's Disease			19	1	18	1			37	2
	Diseases of Bladder, &c.		1	8	1	16				24	2
	Other Diseases of Kidney, &c.	2		24	3	24	2			50	5
	Diseases of Locomotion System	3	2	75	29	62	20			140	51
	Skin Diseases (chiefly Eczema)			29	4	18	1			47	5
	Other Local Diseases			6	3	1				7	3
VII.	Accidents	131	10	966	84	528	49	6		1,631	143
VIII.	Dropsy			13	2	22	6			35	8
	Debility, &c.	5	2	101	58	1				107	60
	Others	9	1	146	39	85	6	1		241	46
	Total	337	102	4,288	804	4,141	547	13	2	8,779	1,455

Table 9.—Sickness and Infirmity Amongst Breadwinners and Dependents in each Municipality—continued.
Municipality.	Sickness and Infirmity of All Kinds (except Accident).*										Accident.										Number of—
	Males.					Females.					Males.					Females.					Deaf and Dumb.		Blind.
	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
Total in Victoria	7,614	1,241	3,276	1,752	13,883	1,421	904	2,649	5,180	10,154	1,634	193	57	258	2,142	141	44	24	399	608	212	198	645	437
A.—In Cities, Towns, and Boroughs	4,343	951	2,004	1,004	8,302	873	723	1,437	3,311	6,344	885	141	57	138	1,221	83	38	24	264	409	124	138	454	281
B.—In Shires	3,271	290	1,272	748	5,581	548	181	1,212	1,869	3,810	749	52		120	921	58	6		135	199	88	60	191	156
Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works District)	2,880	460	1,698	703	5,741	651	478	1,317	2,377	4,823	606	66	48	94	814	64	23	23	167	277	106	110	292	218
SECTION A.—CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS.
1a.Melbourne	428	321	265	88	1,102	94	329	76	283	782	77	54	17	16	164	12	19		26	57	43	43	87	46
1b. North Melbourne	116		338	24	478	29		200	105	334	31		21	5	57	3		11	13	27	1	1	26	20
1c. Brunswick	158			27	185	19		8	131	158	42			7	49	4		2	10	16	2	2	7	7
1d. Flemington & Kensington	58			14	72	10			42	52	19			1	20				5	5	2	3	8	1
1e. Essendon	78			37	115	15			85	100	7			3	10	2			4	6	3	3	3	6
1f. Northcote	64		39	13	116	11		38	53	102	11		7	4	22			7	2	9	2	1	9	8
1g. Fitzroy	239	14	2	30	291	66	21	5	201	293	52			2	54	5			9	14	9	9	14	15
1h. Collingwood	261			59	320	40		81	191	312	45			3	48	7		2	21	30	4	6	25	15
1i. Kew	37		616	16	669	14		533	33	580	3			1	4						3	2	6	3
1k. Hawthorn	98	1		23	122	27	6		87	120	18			5	23	3			5	8	3	4	8	5
1l. Richmond	260			70	330	59			220	279	69			14	83	2			13	15	4	2	11	9
1m. Prahran	266	1		59	326	92	3	6	202	303	50			7	57	9		1	12	22	14	10	33	29
1n.Malvern	47	1		17	65	7	2	7	40	56	8			1	9				2	2	2		4	3
1nn.Caulfied	36			13	49	6	3		39	48	10			2	12	2			5	7	1	2	1	3
1o.Oakleigh	7			5	12	2			4	6	2			1	3
1p.Brighton	43		1	15	59	11		1	42	54	11			3	14				4	4	1	2		4
1q.St. Kilda	82	4		18	104	29	4		96	129	11	1		3	15	4			5	9	1		6	6
1r. South Melbourne	239	40	7	67	353	54	39		185	278	48	5	3	7	63	4	2		15	21	2	11	23	13
1s.Port Melbourne	79			22	101	13			74	87	17			3	20	1			3	4	2		4	9
1t. Footseray	104			17	121	21			72	93	28			2	30	1			4	5		6	7	3
1u. Williamstown	76	3		29	108	13	5		88	106	22	4		1	27	3			3	6	2	1	4	2
1v. Buninyong	9			2	11	1			7	8	4			2	6				1	1			1
1w. Ballarat East	179			36	215	20			108	128	25			5	30	2			9	11	3	4	10	8
1x. Geelong	85	91		20	196	15	48	12	62	137	18	8		1	27	1	1		5	7	1		11	6
1y. Geelong West	46			16	62	16			49	65	11				11				2	2	1	3	2	2
1z. Newtown and Chilwell	38		1	6	45	15		4	36	55	10			2	12	2			3	5	1	1	3	6

[* Including Deaf and Dumb and Blind, of which the numbers are given in the last four columns.]

Table 9.—Sickness and Infirmity Amongst Breadwinners and Dependents in each Municipality.
Municipality.	Sickness and Infirmity of All Kinds (except Accident).*										Accident.										Number of—
	Males.					Females.					Males.					Females.					Deaf and Dumb.		Blind.
	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
2a. Queenscliff	3		2	2	7	1			3	4	2			1	3							1
2b. Maimsbury	13			3	16	2			7	9	2				2							1	2	2
2c. Daylesford	32	21		11	64	6	8		31	45	9	3			12	1			3	4			4	2
2d. Creswick	30	5		5	40	2	6		22	30	1	4		1	6				3	3			1	1
2e. Castlemaine	43	28	66	18	155	14	18	21	37	91	6	5		1	12	2	1		5	8		2	15	2
2f. Chewton	14			1	15				10	10	3			1	4				1	1			1
2g. Carisbrook	9			2	11				4	4									2	2	1			2
2h. Majorca	12			2	14	1			4	5	1				1						1		1
2i. Maryborough	42	21	1	15	79	7	15	5	28	55	5	3		1	9		1		3	4	2	2	5	2
2k. Talbot	11	24			35	2	18		4	24	1			1	2				1	1		1	1
2l. Clunes	29	13		2	44	6	1		18	25	13				13	1	1		1	3			4	1
2m. Ballarat	211	57	40	35	343	24	39	37	136	236	25	13	1	6	45	1	2	1	15	19	1	1	29	13
2n. Sebastopol	37			7	44	2			22	24	7			1	8	1			5	6			1
2o. Browns and Scarsdale	6				6	1			4	5	1			1	2							1
2p. Smythe dale	6			2	8				3	3	1				1								1
2q. Warrnambool	42	51		16	109	1	18		30	49	7	1			8	1			6	7	2	3	3	4
2r. Ararat	23	37	402	3	465	6	7	312	17	342	4	2			6	1	1		1	3		2	8	1
2s. Hamilton	29	16	27	5	77	4	13	1	22	40	6	1			7		2		2	4			6	3
2t. Koroit	9			3	12	2			8	10	3				3						2			1
2u. Port Fairy	6	21		7	34	6	5		12	23	2	1			3						1	1		1
2v. Portland	17		12	3	32	6		2	19	27	8			2	10	2			2	4			1	1
2w. Horsham	12	9		6	27	3	6		9	18	1				1				2	2			2
2x. Stawell	65	16	16	5	103	9	4	6	31	52	6	3			9	1	2		2	5	1		3	2
2y. St. Arnand	25	18		6	49	2	11		24	37	5	4		3	12						1
2z. Iuglewood	14	16		1	31	1	4		9	14	9	2		1	12	1				1		1	3	1
3a. Danolly	17	18		1	36	1	12		5	18		3			3		1		1	2	1		2
3b. Tarnagulla	9			1	10	1			1	2	1				1
3c. Bendigo	249	55	165	60	529	36	51	81	137	305	65	16	8	7	96	2			19	21	2	4	33	9
3d. Eaglehawk	100			21	121	11			48	59	25			2	27	1			5	6		2	9	2
3e. Raywood	4				4				3	3	1				1
3f. Echuca	46	10		6	62	6	6		26	38	3			2	5		2		1	3	1		3
3g. Wangaratta	15	32		1	48	3	12		13	28	4	8		4	16		1			1			1	1
3h. Rutherglen	7			2	9				6	6	2			2	4				2	2			2
3i. Sale	22	7	4	3	36	8	9		21	38	7				7	1	2		1	4	1			1
SECTION B.—SHIRES.
1. Coburg	23	4		8	35	8	4	2	31	45	8			3	11				3	3			2	3
2. Preston	26			11	37	3			16	19	5				5				1	1	1		2	4
3. Boroondara	39			16	55	7	4		45	56	10			1	11	2			1	3	3	2	1	2
5. Wyndham	12			2	14	3			9	12	4				4				2	2		1	2
6. Braybrook	9				9	2			9	11	3				3	1				1
7. Keilor	5				5	2			1	3	1				1									1
8. Broadmeadows	6			1	7	2			5	7	2			2	4	1				1			1
9. Epping	5			1	6	2			6	8				1	1	1			1	2			1
10. Heidelberg	28	70	431	4	533	3	49	360	13	425	7	2			9		2		1	3	1		1	2
11. Templestowe	9			1	10				5	5											1
12. Doncaster	8			3	11				4	4											1
13. Nunawading	20			4	24	5			17	22	5			2	7								3
14. Mulgrave	8			1	9	5	23			28	2				2				1	1		1	1	1
15. Moorabbin	41	3		4	48	8	17		27	52	10	4			14	1			2	3	1			1
16. Dandenong	16	1		7	24	3	1		14	18	4			2	6	1			1	2	1		1	1
17. Ferntree Gully	17		6	2	25	3			7	10	3				3				1	1	1
18. Lilydale	29			3	32	6			21	27	7			4	11				1	1			1	3

[* Including Deaf and Dumb and Blind, of which the numbers are given in the last four columns.]

TABLE 9.—Sickness and Infirmity amongst Breadwinners and Dependents in each Municipality—continued., SECTIONB.—Shires—continued.
Municipality.	Sickness and Infirmity of All Kinds (except Accident).*										Accident.										Number of—
	Males.					Females.					Males.					Females.					Deaf and Dumb.		Blind.
	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
19. Eltham	31			1	32	2			10	12	12				12						1
20. Whittlesea	9			4	13	1			6	7	2				2				1	1				2
21. Merriang	5			2	7	1			3	4	3				3							1	1
22. Springfield	3			1	4	3			1	4				1	1						1	1
23. Lancefield	2			3	5				5	5	2				2								2	1
24. Romsey	19				19	1			5	6	4			1	5								2
25. Bulla	12		290	1	303	2		375		377	1				1	1				1	2
26. Gisborne	10	20		7	37	3	11	2	7	23	1				1								3	2
27. Melton	10		1		11	2			2	4	3				3
28. Bacchus Marsh	15			5	20	5			5	10	4				4	1				1			1
29. Ballan	57			11	68	10			27	37	9			3	12	2			1	3	1	1	6	1
30. Bungaree	52			11	63	3			24	27	5			2	7				4	4	1		1	3
31. Buninyong	68			14	82	11			38	49	5			3	8	1			2	3	1	1	2
32. Meredith	3			1	4				2	2	1				1	1				1
33. Bannockburn	5			4	9	1			7	8	2				2
34. Corio	11			4	15	5			12	17	3				3							1	1	2
35. Barrabool	8			5	13	5			7	12	2				2								1
36. South Barwon	14			5	19	7			9	16	1			1	2	1				1			3
37. Bellarine	44		3	10	57	4			34	38	3			2	5	1			2	3		1
38. Flinders and Kangerong	16			1	17	3			3	6	3				3	1			1	2
39. Mornington	6			1	7				4	4	1			1	2						1	1	1
40. Frankston and Hastings	9			5	14	3			5	8	2			1	3									1
41. Phillip Island and Woolamai	5			3	8	2			6	8	2				2				1	1			1	2
42. Poowong and Jeetho	31			6	37	5			28	33	13			4	17	1			6	7	1		1	1
43. Cranbourne	11			6	17	1			4	5	2			2	4	1				1		1		2
44. Berwick	30			9	39	4			11	15	6			1	7	1			1	2			1	2
45. Upper Yarra	11			1	12	1			1	2	1				1						1
46. Healesville	7			1	8				4	4	2				2							2	1
47. Alexandra	9	2		5	16	5	2		4	11	3	1			4	1			1	2		1
48. Yea	12			3	15	2			13	15									1	1			2	1
49. Seymour	15			3	18	2			9	11	6			2	8				1	1	1		2
50. Broadford	6			4	10	1			8	9	3				3									1
51. Kilmore	17	5		3	25	4			8	12	5	2			7	1				1			2	1
52. Pyalong	1				1	6			3	9						1				1
53. Melvor	41	5		6	52	2			24	26	8	1		1	10									1
54. Newham	11			6	17	5			9	14	3				3				4	4			2
55. Kyneton	58	27		11	96	10	8		40	58	15	4		3	22	2	1		4	7	3		2	4
56. Glenlyon	33				33	2			7	9	5				5	2				2			1

[* Including Deaf and Dumb and Blind, of which the numbers are given in the last four columns.]

TABLE 9.—Sickness and Infirmity amongst Breadwinners and Dependents in each Municipality—continued., SECTIONB.—Shires—continued.
Municipality.	Sickness and Infirmity of All Kinds (except Accident).*										Accident.										Number of—
	Males.					Females.					Males.					Females.					Deaf and Dumb.		Blind.
	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
57. Mount Franklin	36			6	42	2			13	15	4				4				2	2	1		2
58. Creswick	62			14	76	8			29	37	20			4	24	2				2	1	1		1
59. Newstead	16				16	7			10	17	4			2	6						1	1
60. Mount Alexander	36			5	41	4			9	13	6				6				1	1			1	1
61. Metcalfe	29			3	32	2			21	23	4			1	5	1			1	2			1
62. Maldon	60	10		5	75	4	5		22	31	12	3		1	16						1	1	4	1
63. Tullaroop	34			6	40	1			11	12														2
64. Talbot	18			3	21	4			8	12	2				2	1				1			1	1
65. Lexton	22			2	24	2			7	9	2				2						1	3	1
66. Ripon	30			5	35	5			16	21	8			3	11				1	1			2	2
67. Ballarat	18		146	8	172	7		190	13	210	5			2	7						1	1	1	1
68. Grenville	52			6	58	9			24	33	9				9						3	1	4	5
69. Leigh	11				11	2			4	6	3			1	4				1	1			1
70. Winchelsea	13			5	18	1			6	7	9			1	10				2	2			1	1
71. Colac	49	8		13	70	5	3		38	46	7	6		1	14				2	2	2	2	3	1
72. Hampden	30			5	35	4			23	27	14			2	16				1	1			1	2
73. Heytesbury	21			7	28	1			7	8	2			2	4						3	1	3	1
74. Warrnambool	56			12	68	15			36	51	11			3	14				5	5		2	4	3
75. Mortlake	9			3	12	2	1		11	14	5				5							1	3	2
76. Ararat	53			5	58	6			19	25	10				10				4	4	4		3	2
77. Dundas	13			3	16	2			8	10	1				1				1	1			1
78. Mount Rouse	9			4	13	1			7	8	5				5				1	1		1		2
79. Minbamite	8				8				4	4				1	1				1	1
80. Belfast	13			1	14	4			14	18	3				3							1	2	1
81. Portland	37			7	44	5		2	19	26	8			2	10				2	2	2		3	1
82. Wannon	8			2	10	4			12	16	1				1				1	1	1			2
83. Glenelg	32			6	38	1			19	20	4				4	2			1	3		1	3	2
84. Kowree	17			5	22	6			13	19	1			1	2	2			1	3	2	1		1
85. Arapiles	8			4	12	3			5	8	2				2								1	1
86. Wimmera	15			5	20				17	17	1			1	2						1		1	3
87. Stawell	23			3	26	4			10	14	4			2	6
88. Avoca	38			6	44	8			22	30	16			1	17				1	1			4	3
89. Kara Kara	30			10	40	6			15	21	10			1	11				2	2	1	1	3
90. Dunmunkle	28			6	34	7			13	20	3			3	6									3
91. Donald	8			2	10	2			5	7	1				1				1	1			2	1
92. Borung	15	7		13	35	4	5		14	23	9	1			10				3	3	2
93. Dimboola	14			8	22	9			9	18	5			1	6	1			2	3	1
94. Lowan	12	7		6	25	7	6		11	24	1	1			2		1			1	1			1
95. Lawloit	14			8	22	5			2	7	4			1	5				1	1
96. Mildura	22	3		2	27	1			9	10	1	2		1	4						1		1	1
97. Karkarooc	10			3	13	1			8	9	2				2						2	1		1
98. Birchip	8			3	11	2			6	8	4				4	1			1	2			1
99. Wycheproof	11			3	14	4			5	9	1				1				1	1			1
100. Castle Donnington	15	10		1	26		9		10	19	5	2		1	8				1	1	2
101. Kerang	20			9	29	9			19	28	12			2	14	1			2	3			1	1
102. Gordon	7			3	10	2			7	9	3			1	4								1
103. Charlton	11			8	19	5			13	18	3			1	4				1	1			1	1
104. Korong	68			14	82	9		1	19	29	14			1	15	1			1	2	4	2	1	2
105. Bet Bet	55			5	60	7			16	23	9				9				1	1		1	3	1
106. Marong	90			21	111	9			45	54	23				23	1			4	5	1	2	5	4
107. Strathfieldsaye	34			4	38	6			25	31	7			2	9	1			2	3		2	2	3
108. Huntly	34			3	37	2			10	12	5				5								1	3
109. East Loddon	10			2	12	1			3	4	2				2								1
110. Echuca	19			8	27	5			14	19	1				1				1	1		1	2	2

[* Including Deaf and Dumb and Blind, of which the numbers are given in the last four columns.]

TABLE 9.—Sickness and Infirmity amongst Breadwinners and Dependents in each Municipality—continued., SECTIONB.—Shires—continued.
Municipality.	Sickness and Infirmity of All Kinds (except Accident).*										Accident.										Number of—
	Males.					Females.					Males.					Females.					Deaf and Dumb.		Blind.
	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Total.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Breadwinners.	In Hospitals	In Asylums	All Other.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
111. Deakin	13			2	15				10	10													1	1
112. Waranga	40			12	52	5			14	19	10				10				2	2			3	2
113. Goulburn	13			2	15	4			11	15	3				3	1				1		1		1
114. Rodney	31	38		9	78	9	14		22	45	8	15		2	25	1	1		2	4	1	1	2
115. Numurkah	42			13	55	3			26	29	9			1	10				3	3	2	3	4	2
116. Shepparton	29			1	30	3			9	12	10				10	2			1	3	1		2	1
117. Tungamah	14			6	20	3			9	12	3				3				4	4			1	2
118. Yarrawonga	19			6	25	1			8	9	6				6				1	1			1
119. Benalla	44			8	52	9			31	40	10				10				3	3	2			3
120. Violet Town	9			6	15	3			3	6	5			1	6								1	1
121. Euroa	23			5	28	5			18	23	3				3	2			1	3	2	2		1
122. Mansfield	19	2		1	22	7	3		9	19	5			2	7						1	1	1
123. Howqua	21	10			31	1	1		7	9	3	1			4						1	1	1
124. Oxley	19			5	24	5			18	23	4			3	7				1	1				5
125. Bright	47			7	54	12	1		19	32	9				9	1				1			2	2
126. Beechworth	48	38	395	11	492	8	10	268	38	324	14	6		3	23	1	1		2	4		1	17	5
127. North Ovens	8			2	10				6	6	3				3				1	1			1	1
128. Rutherglen	31			5	36	3			8	11	10			3	13	1				1			1
129. Chiltern	23			6	29	1			10	11	5				5	2				2			1	1
130. Yackandandah	23				23	5			8	13	3				3							1		4
131. Wodonga	11			6	17				10	10	2			1	3				1	1	1		1
132. Towong	28			8	36		1	7	4	12	10			1	11				1	1	2		1
133. Omeo	23	5		5	33			5	5	10	8				8						2		3	1
134. Orbost	8			2	10	2			5	7	7				7
135. Tambo	12			6	18	1			9	10	1				1				1	1		1	1	1
136. Bairnsdale	63	13		23	99	5	2		35	42	13	1		2	16	1			2	3	1	2	3	4
137. Avon	16	2		6	24	2	1		13	16	3				3						2			1
138. Rosedale	10			7	17	2			8	10	7				7								1
139. Maffra	34			5	39	5			12	17	10			5	15	1				1	1	1	3
140. Walhalla	3			5	8	2			4	6	12			2	14	2				2			1	1
141. Traralgon	9			2	11	3			9	12	4				4								1
142. Alberton	22			2	24	2			6	8	5				5	2			1	3			1	1
143. South Gippsland	12			7	19	1			7	8	2				2						1		1	1
144. Woorayl	10			2	12	1			11	12	5			2	7	1			2	3
145. Mirboo	2				2	1			1	2									2	2
146. Morwell	8			5	13	6			19	25	4				4				1	1				2
147. Narracan	23			5	28	6			12	18	1			1	2				4	4	2	2		1
148. Warragul	23			6	29	3			14	17	3			1	4				1	1	2		2	1
149. Buln Buln	19			7	26	1			21	22	7			1	8						1		1

[* Including Deaf and Dumb and Blind, of which the numbers are given in the last four columns.]

Table 10.—Birthplaces, Religions, Education, and Conjugal Condition of the Deaf and Dumb, at various ages.
	Sex.	Ages.																	Total
	Sex.	0.	5.	10.	15.	20.	25.	30.	35.	40.	45.	50.	55.	60.	65.	70.	75-80.	85 & up's.	Total
1. BIRTHPLACES.
British.
Australia—
Victoria	M.	6	29	33	15	9	20	11	14	18	4	2							161
Victoria	F.	7	31	29	21	17	16	14	15	13	2	2							167
New South Wales	M.						1	1	1										3
New South Wales	F.					1		1											2
South Australia	M.			1	2			1		1									5
South Australia	F.				1				1		1								3
Tasmania	M.		1		1							1							3
New Zealand	M.							1	2										3
New Zealand	F.				1			2		1	1	1							6
England and Wales	M.				1			2	2	1	2	4	2		2	2			18
England and Wales	F.			1	1		2	1			1			1	2		1		10
Scotland	M.								1	1		1	1						4
Scotland	F.										1	1			1	1			4
Ireland	M.							2		1	1	1							5
Ireland	F.											1	1						2
Other British possessions*	M.										1								1
Other British possessions*	F.																	1	1
Foreign.
Italy	M.													1	1				2
United States	M.					1													1
United States	F.					1													1
Others†	M.					1							1	1					3
Others†	F.					1													1
Unspecified	M.					1				1	1								3
Unspecified	F.												1						1
2. RELIGIONS.
Church of England	M.		9	7	6	5	6	12	7	5	4	5	1		2	1			70
Church of England	F.	3	17	15	11	5	5	6	4	5	1	2		1	2		1	1	79
Presbyterian	M.	1	2	9	7	2	2	1	2	5	1		1			1			34
Presbyterian	F.	1	6	3	1			4	1	2	2	1			1	1			23
Methodist	M.	3	7	7	3	1	3	1	2	3	1								31
Methodist	F.	1	4	11	6	3	7	3	2	2		1							40
Other Protestants	M.		3	6		1	5		5	3	2		1						26
Other Protestants	F.				2	2	1	2	3	2	2								14
Roman Catholic	M.	2	8	4	2	3	4		2	3		1	1		1				31
Roman Catholic	F.	1	3	1	3	7	3	2	4	3	1		1						29
Jew	F.		1			1													2
Others	M.		1	1	1		1	4	2	4	1	3		2					20
Others	F.	1			1	2	2	1	2			1	1						11
3. EDUCATION.
Cannot read	M.	6	26	15	8	1	1	5	1	3		2	2	1		1			72
Cannot read	F.	7	16	8	8	3	2	1	1	4			2						52
Read only	F.				1														1
Read and write	M.		4	17	10	9	19	13	16	20	9	5	2		3	1			128
Read and write	F.		5	19	13	16	15	17	15	9	6	5		1	3	1	1	1	127
Unspecified	M.			2	1	2	1		3			2		1					12
Unspecified	F.		10	3	2	1	1			1									18
Total	M.	6	30	34	19	12	21	18	20	23	9	9	4	2	3	2			212
Total	F.	7	31	30	24	20	18	18	16	14	6	5	2	1	3	1	1	1	198
Married and Widowed‡	M.					1	2	2	8	9	5	4	1	1	1	2			36
Married and Widowed‡	F.					2	5	5	8	4	2	3		1	2		1		33

[* Viz.—1 male in Cape of Good Hope, 1 female in Malta.] [† Viz.— 1 male each in Switzerland, Syria, and China, and 1 female in Russia.] [‡ Including 4 widowers and 3 widows. The former were aged 45-50, 50-55, 55-60, and 70-75 respectively; and the latter 45-50, 50-55, and 75-80.]

Table 11.—Birthplaces, Religions, Education, and Conjugal Condition of the Blind, at various Ages.
	Sex.	Ages.																			Total.
	Sex.	0.	5.	10.	15.	20.	25.	30.	35.	40.	45.	50.	55.	60.	65.	70.	75.	80.	85 & up's.	Uns.	Total.
1. BIRTHPLACES.
British.
Australia—
Victoria*	M.	3	12	22	17	19	15	13	28	31	12	3	4								179
Victoria*	F.	1	9	10	15	12	14	14	26	15	10	1	4								131
New South Wales	M.			1	1	1			1	1	3	1		1							10
New South Wales	F.								1	1		3	1		1						7
Queensland	M.						1														1
Queensland	F.							1													1
South Australia	M.					1			1	2	3										7
South Australia	F.				2			1	1	1	1										6
Western Australia	M.									1											1
Tasmania	M.				1	1	1		1	2	1			4	1	2					14
Tasmania	F.			2								1	2	1	1						7
New Zealand	M.				1			1													2
New Zealand	F.							1				1	1								3
England and Wales	M.				1	1		1	3	6	5	17	10	21	45	38	38	23	10	1	220
England and Wales	F.					1				3	9	8	11	11	19	23	20	13	10		128
Scotland	M.									3	1	5	2	6	11	9	5	4	1		47
Scotland	F.										1	2	2	3	2	11	5	9	5		40
Ireland	M.					1					5	8	6	7	16	20	11	14	7		95
Ireland	F.									1	3	3	6	11	19	23	13	8	10	1	98
Other British Possessions†	M.											1	2		1		1		1		6
Other British Possessions†	F.														1	1	1				3
Foreign.
France	M.															1					1
Germany	M.									2		1		2		2	4	1			12
Germany	F.									1	1	1		1	1	1	1				7
Switzerland	M.														1		1	1			3
Switzerland	F.													1		1					2
Denmark	M.													1	1		1				3
Sweden and Norway	M.											1	1				1				3
Russia	M.												3								3
United States	M.										1						2	1	1		5
United States	F.																1				1
China	M.												2	3	7	9	3	3			27
Others ‡	M.													2			2				4
At Sea	M.						1														1
At Sea	F.															1		1			2
Unspecified	M.								1												1
Unspecified	F.																		1		1
2. RELIGIONS.
Church of England	M.	1	3	11	6	5	12	7	10	20	10	15	10	17	40	32	31	15	7	1	253
Church of England	F.	1	4	7	6	4	2	3	8	8	11	7	6	10	11	12	16	8	6		130
Presbyterian	M.		1	4	2	3		5	5	7	3	1	4	9	12	14	8	7			85
Presbyterian	F.		1	1	4	1	4	4	3	4			3	2	4	10	7	5	5		58
Methodist	M.	1	3	3	3	7	3	1	3	7	4	5	4	7	10	9	8	4	5		87
Methodist	F.		3	1	1	3	2	3	5	3	4	1	2	1	5	11	6	6	2		59
Other Protestants	M.		4	2	1	2	1	1	2	4	3	4	2	3	2	3	5	5			44
Other Protestants	F.				1	2	2	3	2	2	3	8	4	4	3	7	4	5	1		51
Roman Catholic	M.	1	1	3	8	7	2		14	7	9	10	6	9	14	15	14	13	8		141
Roman Catholic	F.			3	5	3	4	4	9	5	6	4	10	10	18	21	8	6	11	1	128
Jew	M.											2	1			2					5
Jew	F.												1	1	1						3
Others	M.				1			1	1	3	2		3	2	5	6	3	3			30
Others	F.		1						1		1		1		2			1	1		8
3. EDUCATION.
Cannot read	M.	3	8	5	7	7	3	5	13	18	10	13	13	9	36	34	26	15	6		231
Cannot read	F.	1	5	7	2	3	7	6	7	4	11	7	9	10	27	23	14	12	13	1	169
Read only	M.					1				1	1	1		2	1		1	1	1		10
Read only	F.					1	2	1	1	1	1	1	1		2	2	3	3	2		21
Read and write	M.		3	18	13	13	12	7	16	23	15	19	14	28	36	40	36	26	11	1	331
Read and write	F.		2	5	11	9	5	8	18	15	11	8	13	9	10	25	14	12	5		180
Unspecified	M.		1		1	3	3	3	6	6	5	4	3	8	10	7	6	5	2		73
Unspecified	F.		2		4			2	2	2	2	4	4	9	5	11	10	4	6		67
Total	M.	3	12	23	21	24	18	15	35	48	31	37	30	47	83	81	69	47	20	1	645
Total	F.	1	9	12	17	13	14	17	28	22	25	20	27	28	44	61	41	31	26	1	437
Married	M.					1	5	4	13	18	19	20	17	21	37	38	24	14	3		234
Married	F.					1		4	7	7	9	12	14	13	11	21	10	4	1		114
Widowed	M.							1	1	3	3	2	2	7	18	21	29	23	12		122
Widowed	F.								1	1	1	3	10	10	30	36	29	24	23	1	169

[* Including one female in "Australia."] [† Viz.:—Three males and one female in West Indies ; one male each in Gibraltar, Cape of Good Hope, and Newfoundland; and one female each in Mauritius and Straits Settlements (Singapore).] [‡ Viz. :—One male each in Belgium, Holland, Austria, and Italy.]

Table 12.—Occupations of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, distinguishing Blind Inmates of Hospitals, Asylums, &c.
Classification.		Occupations.	Sex.	Deaf and Dumb.					Total Blind.					Blind Inmates of Hospitals, Asylums, &c.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Sex.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.
		CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL.
1	4	Police (all ranks)	M.													1		1
2	1	Clergyman	M.								1		1
	3	Medical practitioner	M.								1		1
	4	Author, editor, journalist, reporter, shorthand writer, and others connected with literature	M.							1			1
	6	Civil engineer, surveyor, architect, and assistants	M.								2		2
	7	Schoolmaster, mistress, teacher, tutor governess	M.							1	1		2			1		1
	7	Schoolmaster, mistress, teacher, tutor governess	F.													1		1
	9	Musician, vocalist, music student, composer	M.							19	1	1	21
	9	Musician, vocalist, music student, composer	F.							4			4
		Music—Teacher, professor of	M.							2			2
		Music—Teacher, professor of	F.							2			2
		All other professional persons	M.		1	1		2		1			1			1		1
		All other professional persons	F.							1			1
		Total Class I.	M.		1	1		2		24	6	1	31			3		3
		Total Class I.	F.							7			7			1		1
		CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
3	1	Hotel-keeper	M.		1			1		1	1		2			2		2
		Boarding-house keeper	M.							2	4		6
		Boarding-house keeper	F.							1			1
		Hotel, restaurant, boarding-house, &c., servant (all grades)	M.												1			1
	2	Private house workers or servants (all grades)	M.	1	1			2			1		1
	2	Private house workers or servants (all grades)	F.	1	13			14							1	3		4
		Mangler, laundry-keeper, laundryman, washerwoman, charwoman	F.		5	1		6		1			1		1	2		3
		Total Class II.	M.	1	2			3		3	6		9		1	2		3
		Total Class II.	F.	1	18	1		20		2			2		2	5		7
		CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL.
4	1	Stock and sharebroker, dealer, jobber, speculator	M.							3	1		4
	3	Land, house—proprietor, agent, broker rent collector	M.							3	9		12
	3	Land, house—proprietor, agent, broker rent collector	F.			1		1			5		5
5	1	Bookseller, book canvasser, news agent, newspaper vendor	M.							1			1			1		1
6	1	Draper	M.							1			1
7	1	Milk seller	M.							2			2
		Butcher, meat salesman	M.		1			1		2			2			1		1
	2	Greengrocer, fruiterer	M.							1			1
	2	Greengrocer, fruiterer	F.								1		1
	3	Grocer, tea, cocoa, or coffee dealer	M.		1			1		4	3		7
	3	Grocer, tea, cocoa, or coffee dealer	F.							1			1
8	1	Horse, cattle, live stock dealer	M.							2			2
	4	Wool or tallow merchant, dealer	M.		1			1
9	1	Wood and coal merchant, dealer	M.		1			1		3	1		4
9	1	Wood and coal merchant, dealer	F.							1			1
10	3	Ironmonger, galvanized iron, wire, hardware, importer or dealer	M.							1			1			1		1
11	1	Merchant, importer, dealer, trader (undefined)	M.								1		1
		Storekeeper, shopkeeper, shopman, shopwoman (undefined)	M.		1			1		2	2		4		1			1
		Storekeeper, shopkeeper, shopman, shopwoman (undefined)	F.							1			1
		Hawker, pedler	M.							2			2			1		1
		Commission agent, agent (undefined)	M.							1			1
	2	Clerk, cashier, accountant, typewriter (undefined)	M.							1	1		2			2		2
		Commercial traveller, canvasser, salesman (undefined)	M.		1			1		2			2		1			1
		Commercial traveller, canvasser, salesman (undefined)	F.		1			1
		All others of the commercial class	M.		1			1		2	1		3		1	1		2
		All others of the commercial class	F.		1			1		1	2		3
		Total Class III.	M.		7			7		33	19		52		3	7		10
		Total Class III.	F.		2	1		3		4	8		12
		CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION.
14	1	Railway official, station-master, clerk	M.		1			1
		Railway worker, servant, labourer, employe	M.							1			1
	2	Tramway conductor, gripman, employe	M.												1			1

[* Included under the head of Class VIII.—Dependents, in preceding columns.]

TABLE 12.—Occupations of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, distinguishing Blind Inmates of Hospitals, Asylums, &c.—continued.
Classification.		Occupations.	Sex.	Deaf and Dumb.					Total Blind.					Blind Inmates of Hospitals, Asylums, &c.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Sex.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.
		CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION—continued.
14	2	Coach, omnibus, cab, proprietor, driver, &c.	M.												1			1
		Drayman, carrier, carter, teamster Liverystable keeper	M.							2	1		3			1		1
		Liverystable keeper	M.							1			1			1		1
	3	Shipmaster, officer, engineer, seaman, steward, cook, servant	M.							1	1		2		1	4		5
	6	Messenger, errand boy, porter, others	M.												1			1
		Total Class IV.	M.		1			1		5	2		7		4	6		10
		CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.
15	1	Publisher, printer, compositor, bookbinder, manufacturing stationer, and others engaged in printing	M.		9			9			2		2
	4	Brush, broom maker	M.						1	4			5
	4	Brush, broom maker	F.							7			7
	7	Watch and clock maker	M.												1			1
	10	Machine, tool, implement, and cutlery maker	M.							2	1		3			2		2
	12	Saddlery, harness, and whip maker	M.							1	1		2
	13	Ship, boat builder, shipwright	M.							1			1
	14	Furniture, cabinet maker, and upholsterer	M.		3			3			1		1
	15	Joiner, turner, door, sash, and wooden mantelpiece maker, and workers in saw mills (other than forest)	M.		1			1
16	2	Clothing manufacturer, tailor, tailoress, dressmaker, sewing machinist	M.		5			5			2		2
16	2		F.	1	9			10
		Boot and shoe maker (all branches)	M.	2	13			15		1	1		2		1	2		3
17	2	Miller, maizena manufacturer	M.	1				1
		Baker, confectionery maker	M.		1			1		3			3		1	1		2
	3	Tobacco, cigar, cigarette manufacturer, worker	M.							1			1
19	1	Glass, crockery, earthenware maker, worker, repairer	M.	1				1
	2	Goldsmith, silversmith, jeweller, and precious stones worker, electroplater	M.								1		1
	3	Iron and steel founder, moulder, worker, wire worker	M.		1			1
		Blacksmith, striker, farrier	M.		2			2								3		3
20	1	Coke manufacturer, charcoal burner	M.													1		1
21	1	Builder, building contractor, manager, foreman, clerk	M.								1		1
		Stonemason, hodman, labourer	M.								1		1
		Carpenter, venetian blind maker, slater, shingler	M.		1	2		3		2	2		4		1	2		3
		Plasterer, modeller	M.							1	1		2
		House painter, paperhanger, glazier	M.												1	1		2
		Plumber, gastitter, bellhanger	M.								1		1		1			1
	2	Contractor for road, railway, tramway, bridge, telegraph, wharf	M.								1		1
23	1	Labourer (undefined)	M.		7			7		3	5		8		17	28		45
		All others of the industrial class	M.		12			12	1	38	1		40		1	1		2
		All others of the industrial class	F.		5			5		6			6
		Total Class V.	M.	4	55	2		61	2	57	22		81		24	41		65
		Total Class V.	F.	1	14			15		13			13
		CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
24	1	Farmer, relative assisting	M.	3	12			15	1	14	21		36			5		5
24	1	Farmer, relative assisting	F.	1	3			4		4	2		6
		Farm manager, overseer, servant, labourer	M.		9	1		10		1	2		3		1	4		5
		Horticulturist, gardener (not domestic servant or market gardener)	M.		5			5			2		2			2		2
	2	Grazier, pastoralist, stock-breeder	M.	2	1			3		1	2		3
		Station manager, assistant worker, drover, shearer, labourer	M.		4			4
		Dairy farmer, relative assisting	M.		1			1		6	1		7
		Dairy farmer, relative assisting	F.	2	2			4		2	3		5
		Dairy assistant, milker	M.		4			4
	7	Gold miner	M.	1	2			3		9	8		17		7	16		23
		Quarry proprietor, manager, clerk	M.							1	1		2
		Quarryman, worker	M.							1	1		2
		All others engaged in primary pursuits	M.		2			2
		Total Class VI.	M.	6	40	1		47	1	33	38		72		8	27		35
		Total Class VI.	F.	3	5			8		6	5		11

[* Included under the head of Class VIII.—Dependents, in preceding columns.]

TABLE 12.—Occupations of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, distinguishing Blind Inmates of Hospitals, Asylums, &c.—continued.
Classification.		Occupations.	Sex.	Deaf and Dumb.					Total Blind.					Blind Inmates of Hospitals, Asylums, &c.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Sex.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.
		CLASS VII.—INDEFINITE.
25	1	Pensioner	M.							4	5		9
25	1	Pensioner	F.							1	4		5
		Old-age Pensioner (if a householder)	M.								19		19
		Old-age Pensioner (if a householder)	F.								4		4
		Independent, lady, gentleman (so returned)	M.							2	10		12
		Independent, lady, gentleman (so returned)	F.		1			1		2	4		6
		No occupation (so stated)	M.							14	23		37
		Total Class VII.	M.							20	57		77
		Total Class VII.	F.		1			1		3	12		15
		Total Breadwinners specified	M.	11	106	4		121	3	175	150	1	329
		Total Breadwinners specified	F.	5	40	2		47		35	25		60
		CLASS VIII.—DEPENDENTS.
26	1	Dependent relatives (exclusive of scholars)	M.	45	8	1		54	22	37	36		95	1	8	3		12
26	1	Dependent relatives (exclusive of scholars)	F.	51	56	3		110	21	125	119	1	266	1	20	20		41
	2	Dependent scholars and students	M.	3				3	4				4	29	6			35
	2	Dependent scholars and students	F.	5				5	4	1			5	13	7			20
27	1	Inmates of charitable and public institutions—
		Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylums	M.	30	1			31	29	6			35
		Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylums	F.	31				31	13	7			20
		Hospitals	M.							1	9		10
		Hospitals	F.								6		6
		Lunatic Asylums	M.		1			1	1	7	2		10
		Lunatic Asylums	F.						1	1	1		3
		Benevolent Asylums	M.							40	77		117
		Benevolent Asylums	F.		1			1		21	19		40
	2	Under legal detention—Gaols	M.								1		1
		All others of Dependent class	M.		2			2		7	18		25
		All others of Dependent class	F.		3	1		4		4	33		37
		Total Dependents	M.	78	12	1		91	56	98	143		297	30	54	89		173
		Total Dependents	F.	87	60	4		151	39	159	178	1	377	14	29	26		69
		Occupation not stated(Chiefly Breadwinners)	M.							12	7		19
		Grand Total	M.	89	118	5		212	59	285	300	1	645	30	54	89		173
		Grand Total	F.	92	100	6		198	39	194	203	1	437	14	29	26		69

[* Included under the head of Class VIII.—Dependents, in preceding columns.]

Table 13.—Married Persons suffering from Sickness and Infirmity of all kinds in Charitable and other Institutions.
Class of Institution.	Age-Groups.												Total.
	15-20.		20-25.		25-45.		45-65.		65 and over.		Unspecified.		Total.
	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.
	A.—Victoria.
Hospitals		3	3	33	125	203	97	49	54	11		1	279	300
Benevolent Asylums		1		2		2	20	11	58	33			78	49
Lunatic Asylums			4	7	109	218	172	289	84	127	7	29	376	670
All others*		1		1	1	4	1	1	1	5			3	12
Total		5	7	43	235	427	290	350	197	176	7	30	736	1,031
	B.—Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works Disrict).
Hospitals		3	1	23	70	126	60	28	14	5		1	145	186
Benevolent Asylums							17	9	45	24			62	33
Lunatic Asylums			1	4	70	119	97	116	54	41			222	280
All others*		1		1	1	4		1		2			1	9
Total		4	2	28	141	249	174	154	113	72		1	430	508

[* Including Gaols and Industrial and Reformatory Schools.]

PART VIII.

CENSUS OF VICTORIA (ONE OF THE SIX STATES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA), 1901.

PART VIII. LAND AND LIVE STOCK.

POPULATION ENUMERATED ON THE 31ST MARCH, 1901.

PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT PURSUANT TO ACT 54 VICT. NO. 1171, SECTION 13.

BY AUTHORITY:

ROBT. S. BRAIN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

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PART VIII LAND AND LIVE STOCK—CONTENTS

1. Land in Occupation—its Use and Area—in each County

2. Live Stock and Poultry in each County

Table 1.—Land in Occupation, its Use and Area ; and the Number of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs, in each County.
Districts and Counties.	Number of Occupiers.	LAND IN OCCUPATION.							NUMBER OF LIVE STOCK.
		FOR PROFIT.			Other Purposes and Unproductive.	FOR PLEASURE.		Total Area in Occupation.	Horses.	Cattle.			Sheep.	Pigs.
		Under Cultivation (including Land in Fallow).	Under Pasture.			Cultivated Gardens, Orchards, &c.	Uncultivated.			Milch Cows.	Other.	Total.
		Under Cultivation (including Land in Fallow).	Sown Grasses, Clover, or Lucerne.	Natural Grasses.		Cultivated Gardens, Orchards, &c.	Uncultivated.			Milch Cows.	Other.	Total.
		Acres.	Acres.	Acres.	Acres.	Acres.	Acres.	Acres.
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
Bourke	7,468	111,822	19,250	720,586	12,670	4,754	8,190	877,272	42,003	40,165	55,275	95,440	279,356	17,686
Grant	3,207	90,073	25,943	858,299	27,612	1,867	3,203	1,006,997	17,492	21,508	36,522	58,030	508,319	16,391
Mornington	3,447	34,161	117,707	490,754	20,754	2,200	9,147	674,723	15,019	31,043	62,327	93,370	161,039	15,816
Evelyn	2,095	23,249	15,627	189,431	18,462	936	9,628	257,333	5,776	8,444	14,913	23,357	18,305	4,959
NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
Anglesey	1,067	12,088	6,295	643,736	10,513	316	1,068	674,016	5,412	12,894	25,462	38,356	224,506	4,866
Dalhousie	2,207	49,938	10,768	568,084	8,218	513	1,871	639,392	8,785	14,837	24,192	39,029	197,772	6,842
Talbot	4,354	105,550	20,690	563,784	9,219	1,263	1,182	701,688	15,509	17,524	28,550	46,074	264,397	13,384
WESTERN DISTRICT.
Grenville	1,789	19,712	12,303	704,170	6,372	370	3,164	746,091	10,022	13,620	22,815	36,435	554,452	7,358
Polwarth	1,413	9,472	64,090	288,942	10,825	298	243	373,870	5,253	13,771	27,447	41,218	140,166	9,480
Heytesbury	933	6,280	29,052	190,905	51,428	247	161	278,073	3,582	19,729	17,884	37,613	19,422	9,552
Hampden	881	4,354	38,219	941,310	2,965	244	34	987,126	6,695	26,599	30,422	57,021	713,355	10,147
Ripon	1,053	52,266	4,029	818,637	4,231	253	1,032	880,448	5,527	3,728	7,388	11,116	571,398	2,910
Villiers	2,181	22,641	34,905	925,937	3,184	623	167	987,457	9,739	22,325	43,737	66,062	771,068	17,113
Normanby	1,593	15,944	17,164	853,033	24,829	515	171	911,656	7,237	7,984	33,120	41,104	531,927	4,975
Dundas	739	12,349	11,500	1,218,340	5,097	254	16	1,247,556	5,122	3,048	15,324	18,372	824,610	2,241
Follett	296	3,691	2,451	494,897	124	106	38	501,307	1,812	1,086	5,687	6,773	190,488	778
WIMMERA DISTRICT.
Lowan	1,790	240,637	2,722	1,745,492	223,299	788	2,124	2,215,062	13,257	5,023	8,328	13,351	744,556	6,739
Borung	3,098	598,558	7,958	1,574,567	81,184	872	1,831	2,264,970	25,603	9,515	17,260	26,775	717,227	11,443
Kara Kara	1,942	197,175	5,117	1,007,614	5,420	434	198	1,215,958	11,611	5,474	12,047	17,521	469,384	5,946

Table 1.—Land in Occupation, its Use and Area; and the Number of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs, in each County.
Districts and Counties.	Number of Occupiers.	LAND IN OCCUPATION.							NUMBER OF LIVE STOCK.
		FOR PROFIT.			Other Purposes and Unproductive.	FOR PLEASURE.		Total Area in Occupation.	Horses.	Cattle.			Sheep.	Pigs.
		Under Cultivation (including Land in Fallow).	Under Pasture.			Cultivated Gardens, Orchards, &c.	Uncultivated.			Milch Cows.	Other.	Total.
		Under Cultivation (including Land in Fallow).	Sown Grasses, Clover, or Lucerne.	Natural Grasses.		Cultivated Gardens, Orchards, &c.	Uncultivated.			Milch Cows.	Other.	Total.
		Acres.	Acres.	Acres.	Acres.	Acres.	Acres.	Acres.
MALLEE DISTRICT.
Millewa	2			430,842	1,143,040			1,573,882	202	5	301	306	64,082	26
Weeah	71	16,737	100	77,483	569,901	3		664,224	432	133	396	529	13,782	398
Karkarooc	1,207	406,861	582	1,801,323	723,947	58	71	2,932,842	9,190	1,639	3,629	5,268	56,343	5,774
Tatchera	1,335	352,826	3,101	938,245	296,974	217	52	1,591,415	10,326	7,503	10,990	18,493	186,778	7,570
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
Gunbower	1,092	84,838	4,928	622,893	60,484	156	44	773,343	7,172	11,759	20,563	32,322	157,488	6,866
Gladstone	2,014	157,990	1,110	728,008	10,977	380	89	898,554	9,935	5,804	11,732	17,536	321,185	5,940
Bendigo	2,868	188,222	2,826	806,716	2,927	360	106	1,001,157	15,396	10,659	21,196	31,855	338,511	10,108
Rodney	2,070	200,996	15,953	694,458	890	339	116	912,752	13,803	12,562	28,347	40,909	333,626	12,760
Moira	3,888	449,241	13,571	1,203,093	4,864	1,388	431	1,672,588	29,814	40,004	82,469	122,473	388,866	35,253
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT.
Delatite	2,332	41,582	6,286	1,226,543	3,914	601	171	1,279,097	12,081	28,685	50,205	78,890	217,795	11,009
Bogong	3,015	80,725	5,377	1,115,484	2,516	858	590	1,205,550	16,565	18,846	55,979	74,825	129,164	13,032
Benambra	797	7,398	3,807	1,014,107		161	27	1,025,500	8,137	7,967	43,909	51,876	171,381	4,515
Wonnangatta	190	1,972	2,061	259,231		57	57	263,378	1,389	1,237	5,629	6,866	19,092	1,472
GIPPSLAND DISTRICT.
Croajingolong	153	3,326	4,266	696,044	22,834	108	9	726,587	1,869	2,127	12,623	14,750	8,649	4,965
Tambo	384	3,885	1,653	575,131	3,640	114	15	584,438	2,707	2,442	20,368	22,810	94,507	4,173
Dargo	676	5,785	3,454	652,194	2,011	151	28	663,623	3,741	4,301	14,395	18,696	55,920	4,268
Tanjil	1,923	21,147	26,998	1,110,603	10,970	561	961	1,171,240	13,563	22,852	77,403	100,255	216,213	16,096
Buln Buln	4,710	29,768	406,299	795,658	145,225	1,495	261	1,378,706	20,459	64,770	131,938	196,708	166,661	37,519
Total	70,280	3,663,259	948,162	29,546,574	3531520*	23,860	46,496	37,759,871	392,237	521,612	1,080,772	1,602,384	10,841,790	350,370

NOTE.—The information relating to Land was obtained from the "Land and Live Stock Schedules"—collected under the authority of theCensus Act1901—one of which was left with every householder at the time of the Census, and filled up with particulars of all land "in the neighbourhood,over one acre in extent, under the control, care, or management of the occupier, whether acting in the capacity of owner, lessee, manager, caretaker, or person in charge." The area in occupation was furnished in two ways, viz.—(1) According to tenure, whether freehold, private leasehold, or Crown leasehold ; and (2) According to purposes for which used. The latter, owing to want of funds, is the only portion of the tabulation which could be completed. A preliminary return of the total area only, abstracted from the "Householders' Schedules, " was published, together with the numbers of live stock, on the 9th December, 1901 ; but since then the two sets of Schedules have been compared, and large numbers of the Land and Live Stock Schedules referred back for reconciliation and correction. In several cases the latter contained particulars of pastoral leases and grazing licences which had been omitted from the Householders' Schedules, and a few errors in tabulation were discovered. The figures now furnished are final.

The information relating to Live Stock was obtained from the "Householders' Schedules." Detailed particulars relating to the classes, sexes, and ages of live stock were also collected on the "Land and Live Stock Schedules" ; but, owing to retrenchment, the compilation of the results could not be completed.

Of which 2,818,492 acres were actually returned asUnproductive,and 12,505 acreas as used for certain specified purposes, whilst the use of 700,523 acres wasUnspecified.The particulars of the specified land are as follow :—

Unproductive.	Acres.
Uncleared Mallee	2,624,037
Uncleared scrub (Gippsland)	171,511
Water catchment	17,862
Sewage disposal	2,858
Military reserve	1,500
Stony land (useless)	654
Destroyed by mining sludge	70
	2,818,492

Used for Other Purposes.	Acres.
Gathering grounds for eucalyptus oil	7,065
Plantation of wattles and other trees	3,082
Racing and sports	1,310
Saw-mills, factories, potteries, and brick-yards	521
Cattle, slaughter, pig, and fowl yards	224
Bee farms	108
Institutions and cemeteries	114
Stone quarries	81
	12,505

Table 2.—Live Stock and Poultry in each County.
Districts and Counties.		Number of Owners of—		Number of Live Stock.							Number of Poultry.
		Live Stock.	Poultry.	Horses.	Cattle.			Sheep.	Pigs.	Goats.	Turkeys.	Fowls.	Geese.	Bucks.
		Live Stock.	Poultry.	Horses.	Mitch Cows.	Other.	Total.	Sheep.	Pigs.	Goats.	Turkeys.	Fowls.	Geese.	Bucks.
CENTRAL DISTRICT	Bourke	19,465	37,170	42,003	40,165	55,275	95,440	270,356	17,686	3,455	13,063	680,055	14,119	73,049
	Grant	6,633	9,117	17,492	21,508	36,522	58,030	508,319	16,391	1,544	10,115	246,759	6,725	20,117
	Mornington	3,989	3,831	15,019	31,043	62,327	93,370	161,039	15,816	812	3,891	117,539	1,744	12,578
	Evelyn	2,206	2,070	5,776	8,444	14,913	23,357	18,305	4,959	148	1,728	60,459	588	5,327
NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT	Anglesey	1,324	1,361	5,412	12,894	25,462	38,356	224,506	4,866	249	3,608	36,816	860	3,889
	Dalhousie	2,833	3,012	8,785	14,837	24,192	39,029	197,772	6,842	1,250	6,915	84,920	1,909	5,458
	Talbot	7,125	8,512	15,509	17,524	28,550	46,074	264,397	13,384	3,371	10,705	208,941	8,697	11,999
WESTERN DISTRICT	Grenville	3,875	5,612	10,022	13,620	22,815	36,435	554,452	7,358	881	5,151	115,508	4,349	7,333
	Polwarth	1,515	1,406	5,253	13,771	27,447	41,218	140,166	9,480	121	2,006	32,541	816	3,685
	Heytesbury	1,068	1,036	3,582	19,729	17,884	37,613	19,422	9,552	178	2,538	25,548	853	2,472
	Hampden	1,378	1,526	6,695	26,599	30,422	57,021	713,355	10,147	58	4,611	35,475	1,087	2,992
	Ripon	1,502	1,660	5,527	3,728	7,388	11,116	571,398	2,910	388	3,827	46,230	1,804	3,132
	Villiers	2,883	3,377	9,739	22,325	43,737	66,062	771,068	17,113	291	7,307	91,400	4,835	11,144
	Normanby	1,933	1,978	7,237	7,984	33,120	41,104	531,927	4,975	256	4,819	49,375	808	3,519
	Dundas	1,137	1,274	5,122	3,048	15,324	18,372	824,610	2,241	119	4,219	35,396	441	2,227
	Follett	378	393	1,812	1,086	5,687	6,773	190,488	778	20	1,044	12,272	239	849
WIMMERA DISTRICT	Lowan	2,128	2,156	13,257	5,023	8,328	13,351	744,556	6,739	225	3,200	124,680	1,078	2,107
	Borung	3,820	4,340	25,603	9,515	17,260	26,775	717,227	11,443	557	7,096	209,135	2,320	5,299
	Kara Kara	2,320	2,497	11,611	5,474	12,047	17,521	469,384	5,946	487	6,967	108,984	1,493	3,360
MALLEE DISTRICT	Millewa	7	7	202	5	301	306	64,082	26	100	1	165
	Weeah	73	64	432	133	396	529	13,782	398	1	18	3,514	14	9
	Karkarooc	1,406	1,277	9,190	1,639	3,629	5,268	56,343	5,774	367	1,153	56,138	270	1,198
	Tatchera	1,475	1,357	10,326	7,503	10,990	18,493	186,778	7,570	274	2,007	72,051	280	1,261
NORTHERN DISTRICT	Gunbower	1,244	1,271	7,172	11,759	20,563	32,322	157,488	6,866	176	5,495	66,854	503	3,928
	Gladstone	2,709	2,948	9,935	5,804	11,732	17,536	321,185	5,940	2,000	6,717	104,755	1,841	2,838
	Bendigo	4,618	7,266	15,396	10,659	21,196	31,855	338,511	10,108	2,202	12,093	175,389	4,139	10,986
	Rodney	2,586	2,716	13,803	12,562	28,347	40,909	333,626	12,760	1,021	9,061	108,147	1,731	6,843
	Moira	4,837	4,960	29,814	40,004	82,469	122,473	388,866	35,253	482	18,885	224,538	2,805	12,956
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT	Delatite	2,981	3,217	12,081	28,685	50,205	78,890	217,795	11,009	808	8,187	88,223	1,528	6,023
	Bogong	4,018	4,332	16,565	18,846	55,979	74,825	129,164	13,032	2,896	10,711	125,615	3,002	8,606
	Benambra	1,125	1,033	8,137	7,967	43,909	51,876	171,381	4,515	423	4,476	28,264	590	1,800
	Wonnangatta	374	335	1,389	1,237	5,629	6,866	19,092	1,472	690	673	7,608	137	363
GIPSLAND DISTRICT	Croajingolong	357	303	1,869	2,127	12,623	14,750	8,649	4,965	251	1,428	7,386	169	414
	Tambo	402	394	2,707	2,442	20,368	22,810	94,507	4,173	29	2,192	12,286	251	705
	Dargo	883	796	3,741	4,301	14,395	18,696	55,920	4,268	233	2,994	22,346	324	962
	Tanjil	2,588	2,803	13,563	22,852	77,403	100,255	216,213	16,096	750	8,522	71,380	1,231	6,004
	Buln Buln	5,450	5,012	20,459	64,770	131,938	196,708	166,661	37,519	826	12,400	123,246	3,273	11,772
Total, 1901		104,645	132,419	392,237	521,612	1,080,772	1,602,384	10,841,790	350,370	27,939	209,823	3,619,938	76,853	257,204
Total, 1891				436,469	395,192	1,387,689	1,782,881	12,692,843	282,457	44,482	216,440	3,476,751	89,145	303,520
Increase					126,420				67,913			143,187
Decrease				44,232		306,917	180,497	1,851,053		16,543	6,617		12,292	46,316

NOTE.—In addition to the above, 21 Males, 12 Asses, 2,686 Guinea Fowls, and 1,188 Pea Fowls were returned.

PART IX.

CENSUS OF VICTORIA (ONE OF THE SIX STATES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA), 1901.

PART IX. OCCUPATIONS OF THE PEOPLE.

POPULATION ENUMERATED ON THE 31ST MARCH, 1901.

PRESENTED TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT PURSUANT TO ACT 54 VICT. NO. 1171, SECTION 13.

BY AUTHORITY:

ROBT. S. BRAIN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE.

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PART IX OCCUPATIONS—CONTENTS

1. Index.

2. In Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District), and Country Districts

3. By Age-groups and by Occupation grades (i.e., distinguishing Employers, Persons on Own Account, Wage-earners, Relatives Assisting, and Not Employed)—

Section A. In Victoria

Section B. In Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District)

4. Of Persons who belonged both to the Commercial and Industrial Classes—

Section A. Persons classed in the foregoing Classification as Dealers (chiefly), but who were also to some extent Manufacturers

Section B. Persons classed as Manufacturers (chiefly), but who were also to some extent Dealers

5. Of Employers of Labour (E) and Persons on their Own Account (O)—

Section A. Males

Section B. Females

6. Of Wage-earners (W), Relatives Assisting (A), and Persons Not at Work (N)

7. Of Chinese and Half-castes—

Section A. Males

Section B. Females

8. Of Aborigines and Full-bloods—

Section A. Males

Section B. Females

9. Of Inmates of Charitable Institutions and Penal Establishments

ERRATA.

Page 31, footnote †, the male "Housekeepers" should appear under the head of "Others."

Page 43, line "Son, daughter, relative," column "Country Districts, Males, "read51,062,insteadof 51,602.

Page 139, total line, last column,read48,insteadof 84.

Page 149, "Salary of Wage-earners," &c., column "Females, 5 to 15," total line, read 4,749,insteadof 474.

Page 149, "Salary ow Wage-earners," &c., column "Females, unspecified," total line,read227,insteadof 2,271.

Page 149, "Not at Work," column total males, total line,read13,795insteadof 3,795

The classification used in tabulating the Occupations of the People in Victoria, which differs but slightly from that followed in other Australian States, is a purelyeconomicalone. It groups together all persons, in whatever capacity engaged, who are more or less dependent for a livelihood on any one profession, trade, industry, or other pursuit ; thus, the persons classed as "woollen manufacturers" embrace not only the proprietors, overseers, and workers in woollen mills, but also the clerks, labourers, carters, and others employed in connexion with the industry ; the term "draper" or "grocer" embraces principals, assistants, clerks, and others employed in or attached to drapery or grocery establishments.

For some purposes (e.g.,the influence of occupation on the death-rate), this classification will be found altogether unsuitable. This was recognised by the Australian Statisticians in conference, who were unanimous in agreeing to also compile analphabetical list, in which would be brought together all occupations of a like nature without regard to the industries in which engaged. In such a list allclerkswould be placed in the same category, allcartersin another, alllabourersin another, and so on ; whilstservantswould be shown separately from theirmasters. This list has been compiled, it is believed, in all the other States ; but, it is to be much regretted, could not be done in Victoria, owing to lack of necessary funds.

In this "Part" children of unspecified ages, with occupations, have been included under the Age-group 5 to 15.

The letters (N.O.C.), wherever they appear, stand for "Not otherwise classed."

Classification numbers in brackets indicate the order in other Australian States.

Table 1.—Index of Occupations.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
A.
Abattoirs engineer, officer, labourer	V.	17	1
Aboriginal station officer	I.	1	1
Aborigines department, officer of	I.	1	1
Acclimatisation society, employed by	III.	8	1
Accomplishments, teacher of	I.	2	7
Accordian pleater	V.	16	2
Accoucheur	I.	2	3
Account-book maker	V.	15	1
Accountant, bank	III.	4	1
Accountant, building society	III.	4	1
Accountant, Government service (undefined)	I.	1	1
Accountant, public, professional	III.	4	1
Accountant, undefined	III.	11	2
Accounts, collector of	III.	11	2
Accountrement dealer	IIII.	6	2
Accountrement maker	V.	16	2
Acetopathist	I.	2	3
Acrobat	I.	2	10
Actor, actress	I.	2	10
Actuary (including Government service)	III.	4	2
Adjuster of weights	V.	15	10
Adjutant	I.	1	3
Advertising agent	III.	5	1
Advocate (lawyer)	I.	1	4
Aerated bread maker	V.	17	2
Aerated waters—
Agent, dealer	III.	7	3
Maker, bottler, carter	V.	17	3
Agent (undefined)	III.	11	1
Agricultural agent	VI.	24	1
Agricultural chemist	I.	2	5
Agricultural department—
Officer (except scientific experts)	VI.	24	1
Chemist, entomologist, pathologist, &c.	I.	2	5
Agricultural engine, machine, implement—
Dealer	III.	5	10
Maker	V.	15	10
Proprietor, worker	VI.	24	1
Agricultural labourer	VI.	24	1
Agricultural society officer	VI.	24	1
Agriculture, student of	VI.	24	1
Agriculturist	VI.	24	1
Aide-de-camp (A.D.C.)	I.	1	1
Ale bottler	V.	17	3
Ale merchant	III.	7	3
Algebra, teacher of (not university)	I.	2	7
Alkali maker	V.	15	16
Alluvial miner	VI.	24	7
Alms house, inmate of	VIII.	27	1
Amalgamating, engaged in	VI.	24	7
Amanuensis, literary	I.	2	4
Ammonia maker	V.	15	16
Ammunition dealer	III.	5	9
Ammunition maker	V.	15	9
Analytical chemist	I.	2	5
Anatomy lecturer, professor (university)	I.	2	7
Anatomy, teacher of (not university)	I.	2	7
Anglican clergyman	I.	2	1
Angling materials—
Dealer	III.	5	5
Maker	V.	15	5
Animal dealer	III.	8	1
Animal food dealer	III.	7	1
Animal food worker	V.	17	1
Animal keeper	III.	8	1
Animal manure dealer	III.	8	2
Animal manure maker	V.	18	1
Animal matters dealer	III.	8	4
Animal matters worker	V.	18	1
Animal stuffer, preserver	V.	15	4
Animal trainer	III.	8	1
Annuitant	VII.	25	1
Antimony miner prospector	VI.	24	7
Apiarist	VI.	24	3
Apothecary (not qualified medical man)	I.	2	3
Appraiser	III.	4	2
Apprentice (undefined)	V.	23	1
Aquarium employe	III.	8	1
Arbitrator	III.	4	2
Areade beadle, servant	II.	3	2
Archibishop	I.	2	1
Architect	I.	2	6
Arithmetic, teacher of	I.	2	7
Armourer	V.	15	9
Arms, dealer in	III.	5	9
Arms, worker	V.	15	9
Army non-commissioned officer, soldier (actual service)	I.	1	3
Army officer (actual service)	I.	1	3
Army officer, retired (no occupation stated)	VII.	25	1
Art gallery attendant	I.	2	8
Art materials importer, dealer	III.	5	3
Art student, pupil	I.	2	8
Art teacher of	I.	2	8
Art needleworker	V.	15	4

TABLE I.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
Artesian well sinker	VI.	24	6
Articled clerk	I.	1	4
Artificial flower maker	V.	15	4
Artificial limb, eye, tooth—maker	V.	15	8
Artificial manure maker	V.	18	1
Artist, painter (heraldic, scenic, or undefined)	I.	2	8
Artist, dramatic (actor)	I.	2	10
Artist, in hair, shells, seaweed	V.	15	4
Artist, photographic	I.	2	8
Artisan	V.	23	1
Artists' colourman	V.	15	3
Artists' materials dealer	III.	5	3
Artists' materials manufacturer	V.	15	3
Artists' model	I.	2	8
Asbestos manufacturer	V.	19	1
Asphalte maker	V.	19	1
Asphalte pavement layer, worker	V.	21	2
Assayer	I.	2	5
Assembly rooms keeper	I.	2	10
Assignee (official or trade)	III.	4	2
Assistant (undescribed)	V.	23	1
Associate (judge's)	I.	1	4
Assurance company manager, officer, clerk	III.	4	2
Astronomer, astronomical computer	I.	2	5
Athlete	I.	2	10
Attendance, engaged in	II.	3	2
Attendant, charitable institution (not hospital)	I.	2	2
Attendant, hospital	I.	2	3
Attendant, opium shop	II.	3	1
Attorney	I.	1	4
Attorney-General, and officer in department of	I.	1	4
Auctioneer	III.	4	2
Audit Commissioner, and officer in department of	I.	1	1
Auditor	III.	4	1
Aurist (not qualified medical man)	I.	2	3
Author, writer	I.	2	4
Average adjuster, stater	III.	4	2
Axletree maker	V.	15	11
Axeman	VI.	24	5
B.
B.A., university graduate (no occupation stated)	I.	2	4
Baby linen dealer	III.	6	2
Baby linen maker	V.	16	2
Bacon curer	V.	17	1
Bacteriologist	I.	2	5
Bag (not paper) dealer	III.	6	3
Bag (not paper) maker	V.	16	3
Bailiff, farm	VI.	24	1
Bailiff, Crown lands	I.	1	1
Bailiff, law court officer	I.	1	4
Baker, baker's assistant (including carter)	V.	17	2
Baking powder maker	V.	15	16
Balance maker	V.	15	7
Ballast master, agent, heaver	IV.	14A	3
Ballet dancer, girl	I.	2	10
Ballet master	I.	2	10
Bamboo worker (furniture)	V.	15	5
Bandage (surgical) maker	V.	15	8
Bandbox maker	V.	15	4
Bandmaster, bandsman	I.	2	9
Banker, bank officer, clerk	III.	4	1
Baptist minister	I.	2	1
Barber	II.	3	2
Bargeman	IV.	14A	3
Bark-mill owner, worker	V.	18	2
Bark-dealer	III.	8	6
Bark-stripper	VI.	24	5
Barman, maid	II.	3	1
Barrister	I.	1	4
Barrow maker	V.	15	11
Barrow man, boy	V.	21	2
Basil stretcher	V.	18	1
Basket dealer	III.	5	4
Basket maker	V.	15	4
Bath keeper, attendant	II.	3	2
Beadle, arcade	II.	3	2
Bed (mattress) maker	V.	15	15
Bedstead maker	V.	15	15
Bee hunter, keeper	VI.	24	3
Beer bottler	V.	17	3
Beer merchant	III.	7	3
Beggar	VIII.	27	1
Bellhanger	V.	21	1
Bellows maker	V.	15	10
Bellringer	III.	5	1
Belt (leather) maker	V.	15	12
Beneficiary	VII.	25	1
Benefit society officer, clerk	III.	4	2
Benevolent asylum, inmate of	VIII.	27	1
Benevolent society—
Officer, clerk	I.	2	2
Receiving out-door relief from	VIII.	27	1
Berlin wool shopkeeper	III.	5	4
Berthing officer	IV.	14A	3
Besom dealer	III.	5	4
Besom maker	V.	15	4
Betting man	III.	12	1
Bible Christian minister	I.	2	1
Bible reader, woman	I.	2	1
Bible society officer, agent	I.	2	1
Bicycle dealer	III.	5	11
Bicycle maker	V.	15	11
Bill broker, discounter	III.	4	1
Bill sticker, poster, distributer	III.	5	1
Billiard table—
Cue, ball—maker	V.	15	5
Keeper, marker	I.	2	10
Binder (book)	V.	15	1
Biology, teacher of, professor of (university)	I.	2	7
Bird (sparrow, &c.) destroyer	VI.	24	3
Bird (game) hunter	VI.	24	3
Bird keeper, dealer	III.	8	1
Bird stuffer, preserver	V.	15	4
Biscuit maker, packer	V.	17	2
Bishop	I.	2	1
Black tracker	I.	1	4
Blacking maker, packer	V.	15	16
Blacksmith	V.	19	3
Blake operator (boot trade)	V.	16	2
Blanket washer (quartz crushing)	VI.	24	7
Blasting-fuse maker	V.	15	9
Blind asylum, inmate	VIII.	27	1
Blind asylum, officer	I.	2	2
Blind asylum, teacher	I.	2	7
Blind maker	V.	21	1
Block maker	V.	15	13
Blue manufacturer	V.	15	16
Boarding-house keeper, wife assisting	II.	3	1
Boarding-house servant	II.	3	1
Boat builder	V.	15	13
Boatman (harbour service)	IV.	14A	3
Boatman waterman, boat proprietor	IV.	14A	3
Boatswain (merchant ship)	IV.	14A	3
Boiler caulker, maker	V.	15	10
Boiler down (not meat preserver)	V.	18	1
Bolt, nut—maker	V.	19	3
Bonded store-keeper, clerk	III.	13	1
Bone—
Crusher, boiler, calciner, manure maker	V.	18	1
Dealer, gatherer	III.	8	4
Worker	V.	15	4
Bonnet maker, cleaner, bonnet shape maker	V.	16	2
Book agent, canvasser, hawker	III.	5	1
Bookbinder, folder, ruler, sewer, pager	V.	15	1
*Bookkeeper (undefined)	III.	11	2
Bookkeeping, teacher of	I.	2	7
Bookmaker, betting man	III.	12	1
Bookseller and assistant to	III.	5	1
Boot dealer, salesman, saleswoman	III.	6	2
Bootmaker, wife assisting, clicker, cutter, closer, finisher, factory worker, &c.	V.	16	2
Boot-lace maker	V.	16	2
Boot-protector dealer	III.	6	2
Boots—inn, club, hotel	II.	3	1
Boring for minerals, engaged in	VI.	24	7
Borough councillor (not otherwise described)	I.	1	2
Borough officer	I.	1	2
Botanical department, officer of, botanist	I.	2	5
Botanical gardens, engaged in	VI.	24	1

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
Botanist	I.	2	5
Bottle-maker	V.	19	1
Bottle-merchant, dealer, collector	III.	9	1
Bottler—beer, wines, spirits	V.	17	3
Boundary rider	VI.	24	2
Bowling-green proprietor, keeper, servant	I.	2	10
Box-keeper (theatre)	I.	2	10
Box-maker (paper)	V.	15	4
Box-maker (wood)	V.	18	2
Boxing, teacher of	I.	2	10
Boy, receiving education	VIII.	26	2
Braceman (at mine)	VI.	24	7
Braider	V.	16	2
Brass dealer, importer	III.	9	3
Brassfounder, moulder, worker, brazier	V.	19	3
Bread maker	V.	17	2
Brewer, and others connected with brewing (including carter)	V.	17	3
Brick dealer, agent	III.	9	1
Brick maker, labourer, carter	V.	19	1
Bricklayer	V.	21	1
Bricklayer's labourer	V.	21	1
Broker, broker's clerk (undefined)	III.	11	1
Broom maker	V.	15	4
Brunswick-black maker	V.	15	16
Brush, broom—dealer, hawker	III.	5	4
Brush maker	V.	15	4
Buggy boy	IV.	14A	2
Buggy dealer	III.	5	11
Buggy maker	V.	15	11
Bugler	I.	2	9
Builder, building contractor ; foreman, measurer, clerk	V.	21	1
Building materials (mixed), &c., dealer in	III.	5	14
Building society manager, officer, clerk	III.	4	1
Building surveyor	V.	21	1
Bullock driver—
on farm	VI.	24	1
on grazing farm or station	VI.	24	2
on roads or undefined	IV.	14A	2
Burler	V.	16	1
Burnisher	V.	19	3
Burr cutter	VI.	24	2
Bush carpenter	V.	21	1
Bushman, bush labourer	VI.	24	5
Butcher, wife assisting, assistant to (including carter)	III.	7	1
Butler (domestic servant)	II.	3	2
Butler (hotel, club, eating-house)	II.	3	1
Butter maker (not dairy farmer)	V.	17	1
Butter merchant	III.	7	1
Butter print cutter	V.	15	4
C.
Cab driver (cabman)	IV.	14A	2
Cab proprietor (not cabman)	IV.	14A	2
Cabinet maker	V.	15	15
Cadet officer (military officer)	I.	1	3
Caddy (golf)	I.	2	10
Cafe manager, keeper, wife assisting	II.	3	1
Calcinator	VI.	24	7
Calender	V.	16	1
Calisthenics, teacher of	I.	2	7
Call boy	I.	2	10
Caller (at farm or station)	VIII.	26	1
Cameo cutter	V.	19	2
Candle maker, candle factory worker	V.	18	1
Cane (walking stick) dealer	III.	6	2
Cane worker (furniture)	V.	15	15
Canvas, sail cloth—
Dealer	III.	6	3
Maker	V.	16	3
Canvasser (undefined)	III.	11	2
Capitalist	III.	4	1
Cap maker	V.	16	2
Captain, army (actual service)	I.	1	3
Captain, merchant ship	IV.	14A	3
Captain, mine	VI.	24	7
Captain, navy (actual service)	I.	1	3
Car, tram, driver	IV.	14A	2
Carboner (electric light)	V.	20	1
Carder, card cleaner (woollen mill)	V.	16	1
Card maker	V.	18	4
Caretaker (undefined)	III.	11	2
Carpenter (house or undefined)	V.	21	1
Carpenter (mining)	VI.	24	7
Carpenter (rough or bush)	V.	21	1
Carpenter (ship)	IV.	14A	3
Carpenter (stage)	I.	2	10
Carpet—
Beater, planner, sewer	V.	15	15
Dealer, warehouseman	III.	6	1
Weaver	V.	16	1
Carriage cleaner (railway)	IV.	14A	1
Carriage dealer	III.	5	11
Carriage (railway) maker	V.	15	11
Carriage (road) builder	V.	15	11
Carriage painter	V.	15	11
Carrier	IV.	14A	2
Carrier's agent, clerk, manager	IV.	14A	2
Cart maker	V.	15	11
Cart proprietor, driver, carter (undefined)	IV.	14A	2
Carter (mining)	VI.	24	7
Carter (on farm)	VI.	24	1
Carter (on roads)	IV.	14A	2
Carter (on station)	VI.	24	2
Carter (saw-mill)	VI.	24	5
Carter (water)	VI.	24	6
Cartridge maker	V.	15	9
Cartridge tool maker	V.	15	10
Carver (not sculptor)	V.	15	4
Case (packing) maker	V.	18	2
Cashier—bank	III.	4	1
Cashier—undefined	III.	11	2
Cashier—cash boy (draper's)	III.	6	1
Cask dealer	III.	8	6
Cask maker (cooper)	V.	18	2
Catechist	I.	2	1
Caterer	II.	3	1
Catgut maker	V.	18	1
Catholic Apostolic minister	I.	2	1
Catholic priest	I.	2	1
Cattle drover	VI.	24	2
Cattle farmer	VI.	24	2
Cattle farmer's wife, relative assisting	VI.	24	2
Cattle salesman	III.	4	2
Cattle-yard inspector (municipal officer)	I.	1	2
Caulker	V.	15	10
Cellarman—
Brewer's	V.	17	3
Hotel, club, eating-house	II.	3	1
Wine merchant's	III.	7	3
Cement dealer	III.	9	1
Cement maker	V.	19	1
Cemetery officer, clerk, labourer	V.	22	1
Chaff cutter	V.	18	3
Chainman (of surveying party)	I.	2	6
Chair eaner	V.	15	15
Chair maker	V.	15	15
Chambermaid	II.	3	2
Chandler, ship	III.	5	13
Channel-keeper	VI.	24	6
Chapel-keeper	I.	2	1
Chaplain—gaol, navy, &c.	I.	2	1
Charcoal burner	V.	20	1
Charcoal dealer	III.	10	1
Charitable institution (not hospital)—
Collector	I.	2	2
Inmate of	VIII.	27	1
Officer, servant, attendant	I.	2	2
Charity, sister of	I.	2	2
Charwoman	II.	3	2
Chaser—gold, silver, or undefined	V.	19	2
Chaser other metals	V.	19	3
Check taker, undefined	I.	2	10
Cheese-maker, and assistant to	V.	17	1
Cheesemonger, and assistant to	III.	7	1
Chemicals, dealer in	III.	5	16
Chemicals, worker in	V.	15	16
Chemist, agricultural	I.	2	5
Chemist, analytical	I.	2	5
Chemist, manufacturing	V.	15	16
Chemist, pharmaceutical, and assistant to	I.	2	3
Chemistry, teacher of	I.	2	5
Chemical manure maker	V.	15	16

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
Chicory roaster, grinder	V.	17	3
Chief Secretary's department, officer of (including Minister)	I.	1	1
Child—
Not receiving education	VIII.	26	1
Receiving education	VIII.	26	2
Chimney-sweep	V.	22	2
China dealer	III.	9	1
China maker	V.	19	1
China mender, riveter	V.	19	1
Chinese catechist	I.	2	1
Chinese doctor	I.	2	3
Chinese priest	I.	2	1
Chip-carving, teacher of	I.	2	7
Chirologist	I.	2	5
Chiropodist	I.	2	3
Chocolate manufacture, engaged in	V.	17	3
Chopper, firewood	V.	18	2
Chorister	I.	2	1
Church caretaker	I.	2	1
Church minister	I.	2	1
Church officer	I.	2	1
Church organist	I.	2	9
Cider bottler	V.	17	3
Cider maker	V.	17	3
Cigar merchant, dealer, importer	III.	7	3
Cigar cigarette—maker	V.	17	3
Circulating library keeper and assistant to	III.	5	1
Circus proprietor, manager, rider, attendant	I.	2	10
City councillor	I.	1	2
City engineer, surveyor	I.	2	6
City missionary	I.	2	1
City officer	I.	1	2
Civil engineer	I.	2	6
Civil servant (undefined)	I.	1	1
Civil service pensioner	VII.	25	1
Clairvoyant (medical)	I.	2	3
Clairvoyant (not medical)	I.	2	10
Classics, professor of, lecturer (university)	I.	2	7
Classics, teacher of (not university)	I.	2	7
Cleaner, clothes	V.	16	1
Cleaner, office, &c.	II.	3	2
Cleaner, railway carriage	IV.	14A	1
Clear starcher	II.	3	2
Clergyman	I.	2	1
Clergyman (irregular)	I.	2	1
Clerk, bank	III.	4	1
Clerk, commercial	III.	11	2
Clerk, Government (undefined)	I.	1	1
Clerk, in holy orders	I.	2	1
Clerk, law	I.	1	4
Clerk, of courts, petty sessions	I.	1	4
Clerk, of works	V.	21	1
Clerk, parish	I.	2	1
Clerk, railways	IV.	14A	1
Clerk, undefined	III.	11	2
Clicker in boot factory or undefined	V.	16	2
Clock dealer	III.	5	7
Clock maker	V.	15	7
Clothier ; clothes, clothing—dealer, and assistant to	III.	6	2
Clothes cleaner, dyer	V.	16	1
Clothes peg, prop—
Dealer	III.	8	6
Maker	V.	18	2
Clothing manufacture, engaged in	V.	16	2
Clown	I.	2	10
Club-house—
Manager, secretary, officer	II.	3	1
Servant	II.	3	1
Coach builder, trimmer	V.	15	11
Coach driver, conductor	IV.	14A	2
Coach importer, dealer	III.	5	11
Coach painter	V.	15	11
Coach proprietor, agent, clerk	IV.	14A	2
Coach smith	V.	15	11
Coach-makers' sundries—
Importer, dealer	III.	5	11
Manufacturer, coach spring-maker	V.	15	11
Coachman—
Domestic servant	II.	3	2
Public conveyance	IV.	14A	2
Coal merchant, agent, dealer, shipper, carter, heaver	III.	10	1
Coal miner, hewer, viewer	VI.	24	7
Coal trimmer (merchant steamer or undefined)	IV.	14A	3
Cobbler	V.	16	2
Cocoa manufacture, engaged in	V.	17	3
Cocoanut fibre matting maker	V.	16	3
Coffee dealer	III.	7	3
Coffee palace, house—
Manager, secretary, clerk, wife assisting	II.	3	1
Servant	II.	3	1
Coffee planter	VI.	24	1
Coffee roaster, grinder	V.	17	3
Coffee stall-keeper	II.	3	1
Coffin maker	V.	22	1
Coiffeur	II.	3	2
Coir matting maker	V.	16	3
Coke maker, burner	V.	20	1
Coke merchant, dealer	III.	10	1
Collar maker, turner (dress)	V.	16	2
Collar maker, (horse)	V.	15	12
Collector—accounts, subscriptions, &c.	III.	11	2
Collector—customs	I.	1	1
Collector—rates	I.	1	2
Collector—rents	III.	4	3
College servant	II.	3	2
Colonel (actual service)	I.	1	3
Colonial experience (squatting station)	VI.	24	2
Colonial oven maker	V.	19	3
Colonial wine seller, wife assisting	III.	7	3
Colour dealer, colourman	III.	5	14
Colour maker	V.	15	16
Colporteur	I.	2	1
Comedian	I.	2	10
Commercial—
Clerk	III.	11	2
Salesman, saleswoman, traveller	III.	11	2
Commissariat officer (actual service)	I.	1	3
Commission agent	III.	11	1
Commissionaire	IV.	14B	3
Commissioner for taking affidavits (not lawyer)	I.	1	4
Commissioner of Titles	I.	1	4
Companion to lady	II.	3	2
Company (public), officer, clerk	III.	11	2
Compositor	V.	15	1
Conductor—
Coach, omnibus	IV.	14A	2
Tram	IV.	14A	2
Confectioner (dealer)	III.	7	2
Confectioner (manufacturer)	V.	17	2
Congregational minister	I.	2	1
Conjurer	I.	2	10
Constable	I.	1	4
Consul ; consulate, officer of	III.	11	2
Consulting engineer	I.	2	6
Contract surveyor	I.	2	6
Contractor for—
Buildings	V.	21	1
Mails	IV.	14B	1
Railway, road, or dock—clerk, assistant to do.	V.	21	2
Undefined—clerk, assistant to do.	V.	23	1
Conveyancer	I.	1	4
Convict (prisoner)	VIII.	27	2
Cook—
Caterer	II.	3	1
Charitable institution	I.	2	2
Domestic servant	II.	3	2
Hotel, club, or eating-house	II.	3	1
On merchant ship	IV.	14A	3
Professional (not servant)—hotel, boarding-house, coffee palace, &c.	II.	3	1
Professional (not servant) other	II.	3	2
To a party of men (diggers, drovers, surveyors, &c.)	II.	3	2
Undefined	II.	3	1
Cookery—teacher of	I.	2	7
Cooper	V.	18	2
Copper miner	VI.	24	7
Copper plate engraver	V.	15	6
Copper plate printer	V.	15	3
Copper worker, smith	V.	19	3
Coral dealer	III.	5	4

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
Cord dealer	III.	6	3
Cord maker	V.	16	3
Cordial dealer, traveller	III.	7	3
Cordial maker, bottler, carter	V.	17	3
Cordwainer	V.	16	2
Cork cutter	V.	18	2
Cork merchant	III.	8	6
Corn-cure vendor	I.	2	3
Corn merchant, dealer, and assistant to	III.	8	5
Cornice maker	V.	15	14
Coroner	I.	1	4
Corporation labourer	V.	22	2
Corporation officer	I.	1	2
Correspondent (newspaper)	I.	2	4
Corset dealer	III.	6	2
Corset maker	V.	16	2
Costermonger	III.	7	2
Costume maker	V.	16	2
Cotton manufacture, engaged in	V.	16	1
Courier	IV.	14B	3
Coursing club official	I.	2	10
Court officer (law)	I.	1	4
Cowboy	VI.	24	2
Cow keeper (milk seller)	III.	7	1
Creamery manager, worker	V.	17	1
Cricket ground keeper ; cricketer	I.	2	10
Cricket materials dealer	III.	5	5
Cricket materials maker	V.	15	5
Crier, law court	I.	1	4
Crier, town	I.	1	2
Crochet maker, worker	V.	16	1
Crockery shopkeeper	III.	9	1
Crossing sweeper	V.	22	2
Crown lands bailiff	I.	1	1
Crown lands department officer (not surveyor or draughtsman), including Minister	I.	1	1
Crown prosecutor	I.	1	4
Crown Solicitor and officer in department of	I.	1	4
Crucible maker	V.	19	1
Cuddy servant	IV.	14A	3
Curator of estates of deceased persons and officer of	I.	1	4
Curator of gardens	VI.	24	1
Curator of museum	I.	2	5
Curiosity dealer	III.	5	4
Curled hair dealer	III.	8	4
Curled hair manufacturer	V.	18	1
Currier	V.	18	1
Curry powder dealer	III.	7	3
Curry powder maker	V.	17	3
Custom-house agent	III.	11	1
Customs department, officer of (including Minister)	I.	1	1
Cutlery dealer	III.	5	10
Cutlery manufacturer	V.	15	10
Cutter of designs	V.	15	6
Cutter stone	V.	19	1
Cutter tailor's	V.	16	2
Cyanide worker	VI.	24	7
Cyclist	I.	2	10
D.
Dairy farmer	VI.	24	2
Dairy farmer's wife ; relative assisting	VI.	24	2
Dairy man, maid, on farm	VI.	24	1
Dairy man, maid, on station or grazing farm	VI.	24	2
Dairy produce dealer (milk seller)	III.	7	1
Dam maker	VI.	24	6
Dancer, danscuse	I.	2	10
Dancing, teacher of	I.	2	7
Daughter—
Employed (if at all) in domestic duties	VIII.	26	1
Assisting on farm or market garden	VI.	24	1
On grazing or dairy farm	VI.	24	2
Deacon, church officer (no other occupation stated)	I.	2	1
Deaf and dumb asylum—
Inmate	VIII.	27	1
Officer	I.	2	2
Teacher	I.	2	7
Dealer, general or undefined	III.	11	1
Decorator (house)	V.	17	1
Defence department, officer of	I.	1	3
Delivery (parcel) agent, carter	IV.	14A	2
Dentist	I.	2	3
Dependent on relatives	VIII.	26	1
Deputy registrar	I.	1	1
Designer ; designs, worker in	V.	15	6
Detective officer	I.	1	4
Detective private	I.	1	4
Diamond dealer	III.	9	2
Diamond setter, worker	V.	19	2
Diamond-drill worker	VI.	24	7
Die sinker	V.	15	6
Digger (alluvial)	VI.	24	7
Digger (undefined)	VI.	24	7
Dining-room keeper	II.	3	1
Dining-room waiter	II.	3	1
Diocesan officer	I.	2	1
Director of company (undefined)	III.	11	2
Directory compiler	I.	2	4
Discount agent, broker ; discounter	III.	4	1
Dispenser	I.	2	1
Distilleries department, officer of	I.	1	1
Distilling, engaged in	V.	17	3
Diver	V.	21	2
Dock clerk, superintendent, hand labourer	V.	15	13
Dock contractor	V.	21	2
Docker (farm hand)	VI.	24	1
Doctor of divinity	I.	2	1
Doctor of laws	I.	1	4
Doctor of medicine	I.	2	3
Doctor of music	I.	2	9
Dog trainer	III.	8	1
Domestic duties	VIII.	26	1
Domestic servant	II.	3	2
Doorkeeper	I.	2	10
Doormat dealer	III.	6	3
Doormat maker	V.	16	3
Draftsman	I.	2	6
Drainer	V.	21	2
Drain-pipe maker	V.	19	1
Dramatic artist	I.	2	10
Draper and assistant to	III.	6	1
Drawerer (brick)	V.	19	1
Drawing, teacher of	I.	2	8
Drayman	IV.	14A	2
Dredging machine, employed on	V.	21	2
Dresser in hospital	I.	2	5
Dressmaker	V.	16	2
Dressmaking, cutting, teacher of	I.	2	7
Drill instructor (military)	I.	1	3
Drill teacher (not military)	I.	2	7
Drill worker, mining	VI.	24	7
Drinks, dealer in (not publican)	III.	7	3
Driver—
Cart, dray, waggon, lorry	IV.	14A	2
Coach, omnibus, cab	IV.	14A	2
Engine (undefined)	V.	23	1
Puddling machine	VI.	24	7
Drover	VI.	24	2
Druggist	I.	2	3
Drummer (bandsman)	I.	2	9
Drysalter	V.	15	16
Dustman	V.	22	2
Dyer	V.	16	1
Dynamite hulk keeper, employed	III.	13	1
Dynamite manufacturer	V.	15	9
E.
Earthenware, dealer	III.	9	1
Earthenware, maker	V.	19	1
Earthenware, mender, riveter	V.	19	1
Eating-house—
Keeper, wife assisting	II.	3	1
Servant	II.	3	1
Editor	I.	2	4
Education department, officer of (including Minister)	I.	2	7
Egg dealer, merchant	III.	7	1
Electoral registrar	I.	1	1
Electric light, energy—worker	V.	20	1
Electric telegraph, telephone service	IV.	14B	2
Electrical apparatus maker	V.	15	7
Electrical engineer, electrician (telegraph, telephone service)	IV.	14B	2

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
Electrician (undefined)	I.	2	6
Electro-magnetiser (medical)	I.	2	3
Electroplater	V.	19	2
Electrotyper	V.	15	1
Elevator maker, fitter	V.	15	14
Elocution, teacher of	I.	2	7
Embosser, stationery	V.	15	1
Embosser, undefined	V.	15	6
Embroiderer	V.	16	1
Embroidery stamper	V.	15	6
Enameller— metal	V.	19	3
Enameller—wood	V.	15	14
Engine (undefined) driver, stoker, cleaner	V.	23	1
Engine-maker, fitter, smith, turner, apprentice	V.	15	10
Engine importer, dealer	III.	5	10
Engine packing maker	V.	16	3
Engineer—
Civil	I.	2	6
Electrical (not connected with telegraphs or telephones)	I.	2	6
Gasworks	V.	20	1
Hydraulic	I.	2	6
Mechanical manufacturing	V.	15	10
Merchant steamer	IV.	14A	3
Mining	VI.	24	7
Municipal	I.	2	6
Railway construction	I.	2	6
Saw-mill (forest)	VI.	24	5
Undefined	V.	23	1
Engineering student	I.	2	6
Engraver—metal, glass, stone	V.	15	6
Engrosser, engrossing clerk (law stationer)	I.	1	4
Entomologist	I.	2	5
Equestrian (circus rider)	I.	2	10
Errand boy, girl	IV.	14B	3
Essence maker	V.	15	16
Estate agent	III.	4	3
Estate manager	III.	4	3
Eucalyptus oil manufacturer	V.	15	16
Evangelist	I.	2	1
Examiner of titles	I.	1	4
Excavator	V.	21	2
Excise department, officer of	I.	1	1
Executive Council, officer of	I.	1	1
Executor (no other occupation stated)	III.	4	1
Exhibition employe	I.	2	10
Expert	V.	23	1
Explosives manufacturer	V.	15	9
Exporter	III.	11	1
Exporter clerk to	III.	11	1
Eye (artificial) maker	V.	15	8
F.
Factor (house or land)	III.	4	3
Factories Inspection department, officer of	I.	1	1
Factory (undefined)—
Engineer	V.	23	1
Proprietor, manager, worker, hand	V.	23	1
Faller, tree (for sawyers)	VI.	24	5
Fancy box maker	V.	18	2
Fancy flower maker	V.	15	4
Fancy goods importer, dealer	III.	5	4
Fancy knitter	V.	16	2
Fancy leather-worker	V.	15	12
Farina manufacturer	V.	17	2
Farm bailiff, overseer, agent	VI.	24	1
Farm labourer, servant, ploughman, carter, bullock driver	VI.	24	1
Farmer	VI.	24	1
Farmer's wife, son, daughter, relative assisting on farm	VI.	24	1
Farrier (horse-shoer)	V.	19	3
Fat collector, dealer	III.	8	4
Feather cleaner, dresser	V.	16	2
Feather dealer	III.	8	4
Fellmonger	V.	18	1
Felt manufacturer	V.	16	3
Female refuge—
Inmate of	VIII.	27	1
Officer, servant	I.	2	2
Fencer	V.	18	2
Fencing, teacher of	I.	2	10
Fern cutter	VI.	24	5
Ferry lessee ; ferryman	IV.	14A	3
Fettler (railway)	IV.	14A	1
Fibrous materials dealer	III.	6	3
Fibrous materials worker	V.	16	3
Field geologist	I.	2	5
File cutter, maker	V.	15	10
Filter maker	V.	19	1
Financier	III.	4	1
Fine arts instructor	I.	2	8
Fine arts student	I.	2	8
Finisher, brass	V.	19	3
Fire brigade officer, member (no other occupation stated)	III.	4	2
Fire hose maker	V.	15	12
Fire insurance—
Broker, agent, canvasser	III.	4	2
Manager, officer, clerk	III.	4	2
Fire kindler maker	V.	20	1
Fireman, merchant service	IV.	14A	3
Fireman, railway	IV.	14A	1
Fireman, undefined	V.	23	1
Firewood chopper	V.	18	2
Firewood dealer, seller, carter	III.	10	1
Fireworks dealer	III.	5	9
Fireworks maker	V.	15	9
Fish curer, salter	V.	17	1
Fish fryer	II.	3	1
Fish market inspector	I.	1	2
Fisheries Inspection department, officer of	VI.	24	4
Fisherman	VI.	24	4
Fishing net maker	V.	16	3
Fishing rod and tackle—
Dealer	III.	5	5
Maker	V.	15	5
Fishmonger ; fish salesmen, hawker, agent	III.	7	1
Fitter, engine	V.	15	10
Fittings, house, bar, shop, &c.—maker	V.	15	14
Flag maker	V.	16	1
Flake wrapper (tobacco)	V.	17	3
Flautist	I.	2	9
Flax dealer	III.	6	3
Flax spinner	V.	16	3
Flock dealer	III.	6	1
Flock maker	V.	16	1
Floorcloth dealer	III.	6	3
Floorcloth maker, printer	V.	16	3
Florist (seedsman)	III.	8	5
Florist (flower, bouquet, seller)	III.	8	5
Flour dealer, merchant	III.	7	2
Flour mill owner, worker	V.	17	2
Flower, artificial, fancy paper, wax—maker	V.	15	4
Flower seller, hawker, vendor	III.	8	5
Flyman (cabman)	IV.	14A	2
Flyman (theatre)	I.	2	10
Footman	II.	3	2
Foreman, woman (undefined)	V.	23	1
Forest inspector ; forester ; forest department officer, employe	VI.	24	5
Forgeman	V.	19	3
Fortune teller	I.	2	10
Founder, brass	V.	19	3
Founder, iron	V.	19	3
Frame (picture) maker	V.	15	3
Freestore keeper	III.	13	1
Freeholder	III.	4
Freezing machine maker	V.	15	10
French polisher	V.	15	15
French teacher of	I.	2	7
Friendly, benefit society officer	III.	4	2
Friendly societies, registrar of	III.	4	2
Frozen produce—exporter of	III.	7	1
Fruiterer ; fruit hawker, salesman	III.	7	2
Fruit grower	VI.	24	1
Fruit preserver	V.	17	2
Fugleman	I.	1	3
Fur dealer	III.	6	2
Furniture broker, dealer	III.	5	15
Furniture maker	V.	15	15
Furniture van owner, driver	IV.	14A	2
Furrier ; fur garment maker	V.	16	2
Fuse maker	V.	15	9

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
G.
Galvanic apparatus maker	V.	15	7
Galvanist, medical	I.	2	3
Galvanized iron worker	V.	19	3
Gambler	III.	12	1
Game dealer	III.	7	1
Game hunter, catcher, killer	VI.	24	3
Gamekeeper	VI.	24	3
Ganger—railway, road, earthworks	V.	21	2
Gaol inmate	VIII.	27	2
Gaol officer, matron, warder, servant ; gaoler	I.	1	4
Gardener—
Domestic servant	II.	3	2
In public park or garden	VI.	24	1
Landscape	VI.	24	1
Market, nursery	VI.	24	1
Not domestic servant or market gardener	VI.	24	1
Gas engineer	V.	20	1
Gas meter maker	V.	15	10
Gas report maker	V.	19	1
Gas stove maker	V.	19	3
Gas tube, pipe—maker	V.	19	3
Gasfitter	V.	21	1
Gasfittings dealer	III.	5	14
Gasfittings maker	V.	15	14
Gasworks service (all branches)	V.	20	1
Gatekeeper, railway	IV.	14A	1
Gauger, Customs	I.	1	1
General agent	III.	11	1
General dealer, merchant, importer	III.	11	1
General practitioner (medical)	I.	2	3
General servant (board and lodging)	II.	3	1
General servant (domestic)	II.	3	2
General storekeeper	III.	11	1
Gentleman, woman (independent means)	VII.	25	1
Geographical society, officer of	I.	2	5
Geography, teacher of	I.	2	7
Geologist	I.	2	5
German, teacher of	I.	2	7
Gilder	V.	15	4
Gimper	V.	16	2
Ginger ale, &c., dealer	III.	7	3
Ginger ale, &c., maker	V.	17	3
Glass beveller	V.	15	15
Glass dealer	III.	5	14
Glass enameller	I.	2	8
Glass engraver	V.	15	6
Glass maker, blower, worker	V.	19	1
Glass mender, riveter	V.	19	1
Glass silverer (looking glass)	V.	15	15
Glass stainer	I.	2	8
Glassware, dealer	III.	9	1
Glazier	V.	21	1
Globe trotter	VII.	25	1
Glove cleaner	V.	16	2
Glove cutter, maker	V.	16	2
Glue maker	V.	18	1
Gold assayer	I.	2	5
Gold beater, chaser, smelter, refiner	V.	19	2
Gold broker, buyer	III.	9	2
Gold digger, miner, prospector	VI.	24	7
Gold lace importer, dealer	III.	6	1
Goldsmith	V.	19	2
Golf caddy	I.	2	10
Governess	I.	2	7
Governesses' home matron, officer	II.	3	1
Governesses' home inmate (governess)	I.	2	7
Government—
Accountant, clerk, officer (undefined)	I.	1	1
Astronomer's department, officer of	I.	2	5
Botanist's department, officer of	I.	2	5
Contractor, public works	V.	21	2
Draftsman	I.	2	6
Labourer, public works	V.	21	2
Messenger	I.	1	1
Printer's department—officer, compositor, &c.	V.	15	1
Shorthand writer	I.	2	4
Government—
Statist's department, officer of—
Registration Branch	I.	1	1
Statistical Branch	I.	2	5
Surveyor	I.	2	6
Governor, the	I.	1	1
Governor, of gaol	I.	1	4
Graduate of university (no occupation stated)	VIII.	26	2
Grain merchant, agent, broker, shipper, and assistant to	III.	7	2
Grain carrier, carter	III.	7	2
Grain storekeeper (storage)	III.	13	1
Grain storeman, store labourer (storage)	III.	13	1
Grainer, painter	V.	21	1
Granite quarrier	VI.	24	7
Grape grower, picker	VI.	24	1
Grate maker	V.	19	3
Grave digger	V.	22	1
Grave-stone cutter	V.	19	1
Gravel contractor, dealer, carter	III.	9	1
Graving dock foreman, labourer	V.	15	13
Grazier	VI.	24	2
Grazier wife, son, daughter, relative assisting	VI.	24	2
Grazing farm or station—
Bullock driver	VI.	24	2
Labourer	VI.	24	2
Manager, overseer, superintendent, storekeeper, clerk	VI.	24	2
Shepherd, stockman, &c.	VI.	24	2
Grease (axle) maker	V.	18	1
Greaser, electric light works	V.	20	1
Greaser, railways	IV.	14A	1
Greaser, tramways	IV.	14A	2
Greengrocer	III.	7	2
Greek, professor of (not university)	I.	2	7
Grinder (knives and scissors, &c.)	V.	15	10
Grindery dealer	III.	5	12
Grindstone cutter, maker	V.	19	1
Gripman, tramways	IV.	14A	2
Grocer, wife assisting, assistant to (including carter)	III.	7	3
Groom—
Domestic servant	II.	3	2
Livery stable	IV.	14A	2
Undefined	IV.	14A	2
Grubber	VI.	24	5
Guano dealer, merchant	III.	8	2
Guard, railway	IV.	14A	1
Guide	II.	3	2
Gum collector, gatherer	VI.	24	5
Gun maker, smith	V.	15	9
Gunpowder magazine keeper	III.	13	1
Gunpowder maker	V.	15	9
Gut maker, spinner	V.	18	1
Gutta-percha worker	V.	18	2
Gymnastics, teacher of	I.	2	7
H
Haberdasher	III.	6	2
Habit maker	V.	16	2
Hair broom, brush—
Dealer	III.	5	4
Maker	V.	15	4
Hair, curled—
Dealer	III.	8	4
Manufacturer, worker	V.	18	1
Hair cutter, dresser	II.	3	2
Hair dealer	III.	8	4
Hair worker, artist	II.	3	2
Half-pay officer	VII.	25	1
Hall-cleaner, keeper, porter (not Government or municipal)	II.	3	2
Ham curer	V.	17	1
Ham shop keeper	III.	7	1
Hames maker	V.	15	12
Handicapper	I.	2	10
Handy man	V.	23	1
Hansard reporter, officer	I.	2	4
Harbor trust officer, employe' (not dredging or excavating)	IV.	14A	3
Harbor master and others in harbor service	IV.	14A	3

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
Harbors department, officer of	IV.	14A	3
Hardware dealer, broker	III.	9	3
Harness dealer	III.	5	12
Harness maker	V.	15	12
Harpist	I.	2	9
Hat box (leather) maker	V.	15	12
Hatter, hat cleaner, and assistant to	V.	16	2
Hatter, (hat seller) and assistant to	III.	6	2
Hawker (undefined)	III.	11	1
Hay dealer, salesman, carter	III.	8	5
Hay presser, trusser	V.	18	3
Hebrew rabbi	I.	2	1
Hebrew teacher of (not university)	I.	2	7
Hemp dealer	III.	6	3
Hemp manufacturer	V.	16	3
Heraldic painter	I.	2	8
Herbalist (medical or undefined)	I.	2	3
Herdsman, boy	VI.	24	2
Hide dealer, salesman	III.	8	3
History, teacher of	I.	2	7
Hodman	V.	21	1
Homeopathic chemist	I.	2	3
Homeopathic practitioner (qualified medical man)	I.	2	3
Homeopathic hospital—
Inmate of	VIII.	27	1
Matron, attendant	I.	2	3
Nurse	I.	2	3
Honey dealer	III.	7	1
Honey gatherer	VI.	24	3
Hop beer maker	V.	17	3
Hop beer seller	III.	7	3
Hop grower, worker, picker	VI.	24	1
Hop merchant, dealer	III.	7	3
Horse bazaar, saleyard—keeper, dealer	III.	8	1
Horse breaker	III.	8	1
Horse breeder	VI.	24	2
Horse clipper	III.	8	1
Horse doctor	I.	2	3
Horse feed dealer	III.	8	5
Horse salesman	III.	4	2
Horse shoer	V.	19	3
Horse trainer	III.	8	1
Horticultural society officer, employe	VI.	24	1
Horticulturist	VI.	24	1
Hosier	III.	6	2
Hosiery maker	V.	16	2
Hospital—
Dresser	I.	2	3
(For the insane) officer	I.	2	3
Inmate of	VIII.	27	1
Nurse	I.	2	3
Officer, matron, attendant, servant	I.	2	3
Out-patient (no occupation stated)	VIII.	27	1
Hotel broker	III.	4	3
Hotel clerk	II.	3	1
Hotel keeper, manager, wife assisting	II.	3	1
Hotel laundress	II.	3	1
Hotel runner	II.	3	1
Hotel servant	II.	3	1
Hotpresser	V.	16	2
Hounds—master, keeper, attendant	I.	2	10
House agent, factor	III.	4	3
House decorator	V.	21	1
House holder, proprietor	III.	4	3
House keeper (undefined)	II.	3	2
House maid (undefined)	II.	3	2
House rent collector	III.	4	3
House ventilator maker	V.	21	1
Hulk keeper, employe (gunpowder)	III.	13	1
Hunter, huntsman	I.	2	10
Hurdle maker	V.	18	2
Hut keeper on station	VI.	24	2
Hydraulic engineer	I.	2	6
hydropathist (not qualified medical man)	I.	2	3
I.
Ice company employe ; ice maker	V.	17	3
Ice cream vendor	III.	7	3
Ice dealer, carter	III.	7	3
Ice machine maker	V.	15	10
Immigrant (no occupation stated)	VIII.	27	1
Imperial pensions, paymaster of	I.	1	1
Implement, agricultural—
Importer, dealer	III.	5	10
Maker	V.	15	10
Proprietor, worker	VI.	24	1
Importer (undefined)	III.	11	1
Impresarlo	I.	2	10
Improver (undefined)	V.	23	1
Incubator maker	V.	15	14
Incumbent	I.	2	1
Incurables, homes for—
Inmate	VIII.	27	1
Nurse, matron	I.	2	3
Officer, attendant, servant	I.	2	3
Indentor	III.	11	1
Independent means (no occupation stated)	VII.	25	1
Independent minister	I.	2	1
Indian doctor	I.	2	3
Indian goods dealer	III.	5	4
India-rubber worker	V.	18	2
Industrial schools—
Inmate of	VIII.	27	2
Instructor at	I.	2	7
Officer of	I.	1	4
Inebriate asylum—
Inmate of	VIII.	27	1
Officer, attendant (not medical man)	I.	2	3
Ink maker	V.	15	16
Inmate of—
Charitable institution, undefined	VIII.	27	1
Deaf and dumb, blind, inebriate asylum	VIII.	27	1
Gaol or penal establishment	VIII.	27	2
Immigrants' home	VIII.	27	1
Magdalen asylum	VIII.	27	1
Reformatory	VIII.	27	2
Watch-house	VIII.	27	2
Innkeeper, wife assisting	II.	3	1
Inn servant	II.	3	1
Inquiry agent (private detective)	I.	1	4
Inspector of—
Charities, and officer to	I.	2	2
Factories and shops, and officer to	I.	1	1
Fisheries, and officer to	VI.	24	4
Government stores	I.	1	1
Live stock	VI.	24	2
Markets	I.	1	2
Mines	VI.	24	7
Nuisances	I.	2	3
Police	I.	1	4
Public Health	I.	2	3
Schools	I.	2	7
Slaughterhouses	I.	1	2
Undefined	V.	23	1
Weights and measures	I.	1	2
Instructor of horticulture	I.	2	7
Instructor, musketry, gunnery, &c.	I.	1	3
Insurance agent, broker	III.	4	2
Insurance company, manager, officer, clerk	III.	4	2
Interpreter (law officer)	I.	1	4
Interpreter (not law officer)	I.	2	4
Inventor (undefined)	V.	23	1
Investment society manager, officer, clerk	III.	4	1
Investor	III.	4	1
Iron bedstead maker	V.	19	3
Iron box, safe—maker	V.	19	3
Iron dealer, merchant	III.	9	3
Iron founder, moulder, plate worker, pipe, tank—maker	V.	19	3
Iron galvanizer	V.	19	3
Ironer (laundry)	II.	3	2
Ironfounder's patternmaker	V.	15	6
Ironmonger (not saddlers')	III.	9	3
Ironmonger (saddlers')	III.	5	12
Irregular medical practitioner	I.	2	3
Isinglass maker	V.	18	1
Italian—teacher, professor of	I.	2	7
Italian—warehouseman, wife assisting, and assistant to	III.	7	3
Itinerant preacher	I.	2	1
Ivory worker, cutter, turner	V.	15	4

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
J.
Jackeroo	VI.	24	2
Jack-of-all-trades	V.	23	1
Jam maker, preserver	V.	17	2
Japanner	V.	19	3
Jet carver, worker	V.	15	4
Jeweller, dealing	III.	5	7
Jeweller, manufacturing	V.	19	2
Jewish alms-house, inmate of	VIII.	27	1
Jewish rabbi, minister	I.	2	1
Jobber (share, stock, or undefined)	III.	4	1
Jockey	I.	2	10
Joiner	V.	15	14
Joss-house keeper	I.	2	1
Journalist	I.	2	4
Journeyman, woman, (undefined)	V.	23	1
Judge—supreme, county, insolvency court, &c.	I.	1	4
Judge's associate	I.	1	4
Justice of the Peace (J.P.), no occupation stated	I.	1	4
Jute dealer	III.	6	3
Jute manufacturer, worker	V.	16	3
K.
Kindergarten, teacher of	I.	2	7
King's Counsel	I.	1	4
Kitchen maid (domestic servant)	II.	3	2
Kitchen man, maid—hotel, club, or eating-house	II.	3	1
Kitchen-range maker	V.	19	3
Kitchen-range setter	V.	21	1
Knacker	V.	18	1
Knife grinder	V.	15	10
Knife maker (manufacturing cutler)	V.	15	10
Knitter (undefined)	V.	16	2
Knockabout (hotel)	II.	3	1
Knockabout (private house)	II.	3	2
L.
Labeller (jam factory)	V.	17	2
Label maker (printer)	V.	15	1
Laboratory assistant	I.	2	5
Labour office keeper	II.	3	2
Labourer (undefined)	V.	23	1
Lace maker	V.	16	1
Lace dealer	III.	6	1
Lacquerer	V.	19	3
Ladder maker	V.	15	14
Lady (no occupation stated)	VII.	25	1
Lady help ; lady's companion	II.	3	2
Lady housekeeper	II.	3	2
Lady's maid	II.	3	2
Lamp-black maker	V.	15	16
Lamp-lighter	V.	20	1
Lamp-maker	V.	19	3
Lamp-shade maker	V.	15	4
Land agent and assistant to	III.	4	3
Land society or company manager, officer, clerk	III.	4	3
Landlord, lady (hotel)	II.	3	1
Landlord, house or land	III.	4	3
Landscape gardener	VI.	24	1
Land clearer	VI.	24	5
Land steward	VI.	24	1
Land surveyor and assistant to	I.	2	6
Land tax-office, officer of	I.	1	1
Landed proprietor	III.	4	3
Lands office, officer of (including Minister, excluding surveyor and draughtsman)	I.	1	1
Languages, teacher of	I.	2	7
Lantern maker	V.	19	3
Lapidary	V.	19	2
Lath maker, splitter	VI.	24	5
Laundress (domestic servant or undefined)	II.	3	2
Laundress (hotel, inn, club, coffee palace, &c.)	II.	3	1
Laundry keeper and assistant to	II.	3	2
Laundry maid (undefined)	II.	3	2
Law agent	I.	1	4
Law clerk	I.	1	4
Law court officer	I.	1	4
Law lecturer, teacher (university)	I.	2	7
Law society, officer of	I.	1	4
Law stationer, writer	I.	1	4
Law student, pupil	I.	1	4
Lawyer	I.	1	4
Lay reader	I.	2	1
Lead dealer, merchant	III.	9	3
Lead miner	VI.	24	7
Lead pipe and tube maker, lead worker	V.	19	3
Learning a trade	V.	23	1
Learning sheep farming	VI.	24	2
Leaseholder	III.	4	3
Leather bag, case, trunk—
Leather bag dealer	III.	5	12
Leather bag maker	V.	15	12
Leather belt maker	V.	15	12
Leather boot-lace maker	V.	16	2
Leather cutter	V.	15	12
Leather dresser	V.	18	1
Leather dyer, stainer, embosser, enameller, japanner	V.	15	12
Leather fancy goods manufacturer	V.	15	12
Leather manufacturer and employe	V.	18	1
Leather merchant, seller	III.	8	3
Lecturer (not university, college, &c.)	I.	2	4
Lecturer (university, college, &c.)	I.	2	7
Lecturer (technological museum)	I.	2	7
Ledger keeper (bank officer)	III.	4	1
Ledger keeper (undefined)	III.	11	2
Leech collector	VI.	24	3
Legal manager (mine)	VI.	24	7
Legerdemain, professor of	I.	2	10
Legislative assembly, council— officer of	I.	1	1
Lemonade manufacturer	V.	17	3
Lessee of market	III.	4	3
Lessee of theatre	I.	2	10
Letter carrier	IV.	14B	1
Letter cutter (monumental mason)	V.	19	1
Letter cutter (undefined)	V.	15	4
Letter writer	I.	2	4
Librarian (undefined)	I.	2	7
Library—
(circulating) proprietor, keeper, attendant	III.	5	1
(free, public) officer, attendant	I.	2	7
(parliamentary) officer, attendant	I.	1	1
(university) officer, attendant	I.	2	7
Licensed victualler, wife assisting	II.	3	1
Life buoy, belt—maker	V.	15	13
Life insurance company manager, officer, clerk, agent	III.	4	2
Lift maker, fitter	V.	15	14
Lift worker, attendant	IV.	14A	2
Lighterman	IV.	14A	3
Light-house keeper	IV.	14A	3
Lignite (brown coal) miner, prospector	VI.	24	7
Limb (artificial) maker	V.	15	8
Lime burner	V.	19	1
Lime dealer	III.	9	1
Lime quarrier	VI.	24	7
Line engraver	V.	15	6
Line repairer (railway)	IV.	14A	1
Linen draper and assistant to	III.	6	1
Linen importer, warehouseman	III.	6	1
Linen manufacturer	V.	16	1
Linotype operator	V.	15	1
Liquidator	III.	4	2
Literary amanuensis	I.	2	4
Literary society, officer of	I.	2	4
Literateur	I.	2	4
Lithofracteur manufacturer	V.	15	9
Lithographer, lithographic printer	V.	15	3
Lithographic draftsman	V.	15	3
Little sister of the poor	I.	2	2
Live-stock dealer	III.	8	1
Live-stock inspector	VI.	24	2
Live-stock salesman	III.	4	2
Liverystable keeper and assistant to	IV.	14A	2
LL.D. (barrister)	I.	1	4
Lloyd's agent	III.	4	2
Loan office agent, manager, clerk, &c.	III.	4	1
Local body, officer of	I.	1	2

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
Local forces, member of	I.	1	3
Local forces, officer of	I.	1	3
Local preacher	I.	2	1
Locker, customs	I.	1	1
Locksmith	V.	21	1
Locomotive driver, fireman, stoker, cleaner	IV.	14A	1
Locomotive superintendent	IV.	14A	1
Locomotive builder, repairer, workshop employe	V.	15	10
Lodge-keeper	II.	3	2
Lodger (no occupation stated)	VIII.	26	1
Lodging-house keeper, wife assisting	II.	3	1
Lolly maker	V.	17	2
Lolly shop keeper	III.	7	2
Looking-glass maker, silverer	V.	15	15
Lorry driver, owner	IV.	14A	2
Luggage carrier	IV.	14A	2
Lumper	IV.	14A	3
Lunatic asylum doctor	I.	2	3
Lunatic asylum inmate of	VIII.	27	1
Lunatic asylum officer (not medical man), attendant, servant	I.	2	3
Lutheran pastor, minister	I.	2	1
M.
M.A. (no occupation stated)	I.	2	4
M.B., M.D., M.R.C.S.	I.	2	3
Macaroni maker	V.	17	2
Machine, machinery—
Agent, dealer, importer	III.	5	10
Maker	V.	15	10
Ruler	V.	15	1
Machinery—contractor for erecting	V.	15	10
Machinist, boot	V.	16	2
Machinist, printer's	V.	15	1
Machinist, sewing	V.	16	2
Machinist, stage or theatrical	I.	2	10
Machinist, undefined	V.	23	1
Machinist, wood	V.	15	14
Mackintosh maker	V.	16	2
Magazine (powder) keeper	III.	13	1
Magdalen asylum—
Inmate of	VIII.	27	1
Matron, officer	I.	2	2
Magician	I.	2	10
Magistrate (police, or undefined, no other occupation stated)	I.	1	4
Magistrate's clerk	I.	1	4
Magnetizer, medical	I.	2	3
Mail contractor, carrier, guard ; mailman	IV.	14B	1
Maizena manufacturer	V.	17	2
Maker (so stated)	V.	23	1
Malt merchant	III.	7	3
Malster, malt roaster	V.	17	3
Manager (undefined)	V.	23	1
Manager public company	III.	11	2
Manchester agent, warehouseman	III.	6	1
Mangle maker	V.	15	10
Mangler	II.	3	2
Manicurist	I.	2	3
Mantle, mantua—maker	V.	16	2
Manufacturer (undefined)	V.	23	1
Manufacturer's agent	III.	11	1
Manure dealer	III.	8	2
Manure manufacturer	V.	18	1
Map maker, colourer, mounter	V.	15	3
Map publisher, seller	III.	5	3
Marble, chimney-piece, monument— maker ; marble mason	V.	19	1
Marble merchant, dealer	III.	9	1
Marine—
Board officer, member (not otherwise described)	IV.	14A	3
Dealer (term applied to bottle, &c. dealers)	III.	11	1
Engine boiler maker	V.	15	10
Engineer (merchant steamer)	IV.	14A	3
Surveyor	III.	4	2
Underwriter	III.	4	2
Mariner (merchant service)	IV.	14A	3
Marker, billiard	I.	2	10
Marker, rifle butts	I.	1	3
Market—
Gardener	VI.	24	1
Gardener's wife, son, daughter, relative assisting	VI.	24	1
Inspector	I.	1	2
Keeper, lessee, clerk	III.	4	3
Woman (undefined)	III.	7	2
Marquee maker	V.	16	3
Mason (not marble)	V.	21	1
Mason's labourer	V.	21	1
Masseur	I.	2	3
Mast maker	V.	15	13
Master in Equity and Lunacy, and officer to	I.	1	4
Master mariner	IV.	14A	3
Master of college	I.	2	7
Master of school (undefined)	I.	2	7
Mat, matting—dealer	III.	6	3
Mat, maker	V.	16	3
Mat, dyer (skin)	V.	16	1
Match dealer, seller	III.	10	1
Match maker	V.	20	1
Mate (merchant ship)	IV.	14A	3
Mathematics professor, lecturer (university)	I.	2	7
Mathematics teacher (not university)	I.	2	7
Mathematical instrument maker	V.	15	7
Mattress maker	V.	15	15
Meal dealer, merchant	III.	7	2
Meal manufacturer	V.	17	2
Meat curer, preserver, salter	V.	17	1
Meat market official, inspector	I.	1	2
Meat safe maker	V.	15	15
Meat salesman (auctioneer)	III.	4	2
Meat salesman (butcher)	III.	7	1
Mechanic (undefined)	V.	23	1
Mechanical engineer (consulting)	I.	2	6
Mechanical engineer (not consulting)	V.	15	10
Mechanics' institute officer, attendant	III.	5	1
Medal maker	V.	15	6
Medical—
Agent	I.	2	3
Assistant (not qualified medical man)	I.	2	3
Botanist, clairvoyant, galvanist, herbalist, mesmerist, psychopathist	I.	2	3
Man, practitioner (undefined)	I.	2	3
Society officer (not medical man)	I.	2	3
Student, pupil	I.	2	3
Medicine, cattle—manufacturer	V.	15	16
Medicine, (patent) vendor (not druggist)	I.	2	3
Medium	I.	2	10
Meerschaum pipe—
Importer	III.	5	4
Maker	V.	15	4
Member of—
Legislative council or assembly (no occupation stated)	I.	1	1
Stock exchange	III.	4	1
Memory system—author, teacher of	I.	2	7
Menagerie officer, keeper, assistant	I.	2	10
Mender of china, earthenware, glass, &c.	V.	19	1
Mercantile marine department officer	IV.	14A	3
Mercer and assistant to	III.	6	2
Merchant (general or undefined)	III.	11	1
Merchant's clerk (undefined)	III.	11	1
Mercy, sister of	I.	2	2
Merry-go-round proprietor, assistant	I.	2	10
Mesmerist (medical)	I.	2	3
Message boy, girl	IV.	14B	3
Messenger, Government service (department undefined)	I.	1	1
Messenger, local council	I.	1	2
Messenger, telegraph	IV.	14B	2
Messenger, undefined	IV.	14B	3
Metal dealer, merchant, broker	III.	9	3
Metal worker (undefined)	V.	19	3
Metallician	III.	12	1
Metallurgist	I.	2	5
Meter inspector—
Gas-works or undefined	V.	20	1
Water-works	VI.	24	6

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
Meter maker	V.	15	10
Meteorologist	I.	2	5
Methodist minister	I.	2	1
Midshipman (merchant service)	IV.	14A	3
Midwife	I.	2	3
Military officer (actual service)	I.	1	3
Militia officer, man (no occupation stated)	I.	1	3
Milkmaid, milker—
on on farm	VI.	24	1
on station	VI.	24	2
Milkman (milk-seller)	III.	7	1
Milk preserver	V.	17	1
Millboard maker	V.	18	4
Miller, mill-owner, and employe	V.	17	2
Millet sorter	V.	15	4
Milliner and assistant to	V.	16	2
Millstone cutter, dresser, maker	V.	19	1
Millwright	V.	15	10
Mine proprietor	VI.	24	7
Miner, alluvial (gold)	VI.	24	7
Miner, coal	VI.	24	7
Miner, metals or minerals other than gold or coal	VI.	24	7
Miner, quartz (gold)	VI.	24	7
Miner, undefined	VI.	24	7
Mineral water—
Agent, dealer	III.	7	3
Maker, bottler, carter	V.	17	3
Mineralogist	I.	2	5
Mines, inspector of	VI.	24	7
Miniature painter	I.	2	8
Mining—
Agent	VI.	24	7
Board officer	VI.	24	7
Broker (sharebroker)	III.	4	1
Captain, manager	VI.	24	7
Carpenter	VI.	24	7
Company's officer	VI.	24	7
Contractor	VI.	24	7
Engaged in (undefined)	VI.	24	7
Engine-driver, stoker, fireman	VI.	24	7
Engineer	VI.	24	7
Manager (legal)	VI.	24	7
Registrar	VI.	24	7
Smith	VI.	24	7
Speculator	III.	4	1
Surveyor (not Government officer)	VI.	24	7
Syndicate promoter	III.	4	1
Watchman	VI.	24	7
Minister of religion	I.	2	1
Minister of the Crown (no occupation stated)	I.	1	1
Mint assayer, metallurgist	I.	2	5
Mint master, officer, worker	V.	19	2
Mirror maker	V.	15	15
Miscellaneous dealer	III.	11	1
Mission agent, missionary (not clergyman), missionary society officer	I.	2	1
Mistress of school (undefined)	I.	2	7
Model, artist's	I.	2	8
Modeller	V.	21	1
Modiste	V.	16	2
Money broker, lender	III.	4	1
Money taker (theatre, &c.)	I.	2	10
Monthly nurse	I.	2	3
Monumental mason	V.	19	1
Moravian minister	I.	2	1
Morocco goods maker (not bookbinder)	V.	15	12
Mortgage bank manager, officer, clerk	III.	4	1
Mother-of-pearl worker	V.	15	4
Moulder (iron)	V.	19	3
Mount cutter	V.	15	3
Muffin seller, man	III.	7	2
Mungo merchant	III.	5	17
Municipal—
Engineer, surveyor	I.	2	6
Inspector, officer, rate collector, treasurer, &c.	I.	1	2
Labourer	V.	22	2
Museum curator, attendant	I.	2	5
Music copyist	I.	2	9
Music hall keeper, proprietor, lessee, attendant	I.	2	9
Music hall singer	I.	2	9
Music seller	III.	5	2
Music student, pupil	I.	2	9
Music teacher of	I.	2	9
Musical instrument—
Dealer	III.	5	2
Maker	V.	15	2
Tuner	V.	15	2
Musician	I.	2	9
Musketry instructor	I.	1	3
Muslin embroiderer, stamper	V.	16	1
Mustard manufacturer, grinder	V.	17	3
N.
Nail maker	V.	19	3
National gallery officer, attendant	I.	2	8
Natural philosophy, science—professor, lecturer (university)	I.	2	7
Naturalist	I.	2	5
Nautical instrument maker	V.	15	7
Naval reserve (no occupation stated)	I.	1	3
Navigation, teacher of	I.	2	7
Navvy	V.	21	2
Navy half-pay officer	VII.	25	1
Navy officer (actual service)	I.	1	3
Navy petty officer, seaman (actual service)	I.	1	3
Needle woman	V.	16	2
Net dealer	III.	6	3
Net maker	V.	16	3
News agent	III.	5	1
Newspaper advertisement canvasser	III.	5	1
Newspaper editor	I.	2	4
Newspaper manager, clerk	V.	15	1
Newspaper proprietor, publisher	V.	15	1
Newspaper printer, reader, folder	V.	15	1
Newspaper reporter	I.	2	4
Newspaper seller, runner	III.	5	1
Nickler	V.	19	2
Nightman, night-cart driver	V.	22	2
Night patrol (watchman)	II.	3	2
Night porter (hotel, club, &c.)	II.	3	1
No occupation (so stated)—
Dependent	VIII.	26	1
Independent	VII.	25	1
Non-commissioned officer (actual service)	I.	1	3
Notary public	I.	1	4
Nuisances, inspector of	I.	2	3
Nun	I.	2	1
Nurse, domestic servant, nursemaid	II.	3	2
Nurse, hospital	I.	2	3
Nurse, lunatic asylum	I.	2	3
Nurse, monthly	I.	2	3
Nurse, sick (not hospital)	I.	2	3
Nurse, wet	II.	3	2
Nurseryman	VI.	24	1
Nut and bolt maker	V.	19	3
O.
Oakum dealer	III.	6	3
Oakum picker, worker	V.	16	3
Oar maker	V.	15	13
Oatmeal manufacturer	V.	17	2
Observatory officer, assistant	I.	2	5
Occasional preacher (no other occupation stated)	I.	2	1
Oculist (not qualified medical man)	I.	2	3
Offal dresser	V.	17	1
Office boy	III.	11	2
Office cleaner	II.	3	2
Office keeper (Government service)	I.	1	1
Office keeper (town hall)	I.	1	2
Office keeper (undefined)	III.	11	2
Officer—
Army	I.	1	3
General Government (department not stated)	I.	1	1
Local, municipal, Government	I.	1	2
Merchant ship	IV.	14A	3
Militia (no other occupation)	I.	1	3
Navy (on actual service)	I.	1	3
Volunteer (no other occupation stated)	I.	1	3
Official assignee, agent	III.	4	2
Oilcake maker, oil miller, crusher	V.	18	3
Oilcloth dealer	III.	6	3

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
Oilcloth maker	V.	16	3
Oilman and assistant to	III.	5	14
Old-age pensioner—
Householder	VII.	25	1
Not householder	VIII.	27	1
Old colonists' home, inmate of	VIII.	27	1
Old clothes dealer	III.	6	2
Old metal dealer	III.	9	3
Omnibus agent, proprietor, clerk	IV.	14A	2
Omnibus cleaner	IV.	14A	2
Omnibus driver, conductor	IV.	14A	2
Omnibus stables manager, groom	IV.	14A	2
Omnibus time-keeper	IV.	14A	2
Onion merchant	III.	7	2
Opal merchant	III.	9	2
Operator, telegraph	IV.	14B	2
Opium dealer, seller	III.	7	3
Opium smoking-house keeper (not opium seller)	II.	3	1
Opossum trapper	VI.	24	3
Optician	V.	15	7
Orange salesman, hawker	III.	7	2
Orchardist	VI.	24	1
Orderly-room clerk, keeper	I.	1	3
Ordinary seaman (merchant service)	IV.	14A	3
Ordnance surveyor	I.	2	6
Organ blower	I.	2	9
Organ builder	V.	15	2
Organ grinder (hand organ player)	I.	2	9
Organist	I.	2	9
Ornament maker	V.	15	4
Ornamental designer	V.	15	6
Ornithologist	I.	2	5
Orphan asylum, orphanage, inmate of	VIII.	27	1
Orphan asylum, officer of	I.	2	2
Osier dealer	III.	8	6
Osier worker (basket maker)	V.	15	4
Osteologist	I.	2	5
Ostler (undefined)	II.	3	1
Ostrich feather dresser, manufacturer	V.	16	2
Outfitter	III.	6	2
Out-patient at hospital (no occupation stated)	VIII.	27	1
Oven builder	V.	21	1
Oven maker	V.	19	3
Overlooker (undefined)	V.	23	1
Overseer, farm	VI.	24	1
Overseer, squatting station	VI.	24	2
Overseer, undefined	V.	23	1
Oyster dealer, hawker	III.	7	1
Oyster room proprietor, assistant	II.	3	1
P.
Packer in shop (undefined)	III.	11	1
Packer in store	III.	13	1
Packer of furniture	V.	15	15
Packer on packhorses	IV.	14A	2
Packing case maker	V.	18	2
Packing (engine) maker	V.	16	3
Paddock keeper	VI.	4	2
Page	II.	23	2
Palliasse maker	V.	15	15
Paid companion	II.	3	2
Palmist	I.	2	10
Paint maker, grinder	V.	15	16
Painter, house	V.	21	1
Painter, artist	I.	2	8
Painter, heraldie	I.	2	8
Painter, on glass	I.	2	8
Pan maker	V.	19	3
Pantry boy on ship or steamer	IV.	14A	3
Pantry man, maid—hotel, restaurant	II.	3	1
Pantry man, maid—private house	II.	3	2
Paper—
Bag, box maker	V.	15	4
Dealer	III.	5	17
Flower maker	V.	15	4
Gatherer	III.	5	17
Hanger	V.	21	1
Hangings, dealer in	III.	5	14
Manufacturer, engaged in	V.	18	4
Merchant, dealer	III.	5	17
Pattern cutter, designer, maker	V.	15	6
Ruler	V.	15	1
Papier-mache articles maker	V.	15	4
Parasol dealer	III.	6	2
Parasol-maker, mender	V.	16	2
Parcels delivery agent, cart driver	IV.	14A	2
Parchment dealer	III.	8	3
Parchment manufacturer	V.	18	1
Park keeper, labourer	VI.	24	1
Parliament, Member of (no occupation stated)	I.	1	1
Parliament, refreshmentrooms keeper, attendant	II.	3	1
Parliamentary agent	I.	1	4
Parliamentary library, officer of	I.	1	1
Parlour maid	II.	3	2
Passenger agent, broker	IV.	14A	3
Pasteboard maker	V.	18	4
Pastoralist	VI.	24	2
Pastry cook	V.	17	2
Patent agent	III.	4	4
Patent department officer	III.	4	4
Patent fuel maker	V.	20	1
Patent leather manufacturer	V.	18	1
Patent medicine vendor	I.	2	3
Patent slip manager, owner, worker	V.	15	13
Patentee	III.	4	4
Pathologist (agricultural department)	I.	2	5
Patient in hospital (indoor)	VIII.	27	1
Patient in Innatic asylum	VIII.	27	1
Pattern designer, maker	V.	15	6
Pauper	VIII.	27	1
Pavior	V.	21	2
Pawnbroker and assistant to	III.	4	1
Paymaster, imperial pensions	I.	1	1
Pearl cutter, setter, worker	V.	19	2
Pearl dealer	III.	9	2
Pearl diver	VI.	24	4
Pearl barley manufacturer	V.	17	2
Pedestrian (professional)	I.	2	10
Pedler (undefined)	III.	11	1
Peg dealer	III.	8	6
Peg maker	V.	18	2
Pelt dealer	III.	8	3
Penal department, officer of	I.	1	4
Penal establishment, inmate of	VIII.	27	2
Pensioner (other than old age)	VII.	25	1
Pensioner old age (householder)	VII.	25	1
Pensioner old age (not householder)	VIII.	27	1
Perambulator dealer	III.	5	11
Perambulator maker	V.	15	11
Performer (theatrical)	I.	2	10
Perfumer	III.	5	16
Petty officer (navy)	I.	1	3
Petty sessions, clerk of	I.	1	4
Pew opener	I.	2	1
Pharmaceutical chemist	I.	2	3
Philosophy, teacher of (not university)	I.	2	7
Philosophical instrument—dealer	III.	5	7
Philosophical instrument—maker	V.	15	7
Photographer, and assistant to ; photographic artist, colourist	I.	2	8
Photographic apparatus—dealer	III.	5	3
Photographic apparatus—manufacturer	V.	15	7
Photographic materials—dealer, importer	III.	5	3
Photographic materials—manufacturer	V.	15	3
Photo. lithographer	V.	15	3
Phrenologist	I.	2	5
Physician	I.	2	3
Pianist	I.	2	9
Pianoforte dealer, importer	III.	5	2
Pianoforte maker	V.	15	2
Pianoforte teacher	I.	2	9
Pianoforte tuner	V.	15	2
Pick and shovel man	V.	21	2
Pickle dealer	III.	7	3
Pickle maker	V.	17	3
Picture cleaner	V.	15	3
Picture dealer	III.	5	3
Picture frame dealer	III.	5	3
Picture frame gilder	V.	15	3
Picture frame maker	V.	15	3
Picture gallery officer, attendant	I.	2	8
Pie hawker	II.	3	1
Pier master, officer, clerk, watchman	IV.	14A	3
Pig dealer	III.	8	1
Pig breeder, keeper, minder	VI.	24	2
Pig salesman	III.	4	2
Pill maker	V.	15	16

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
Pilot board officer ; pilot	IV.	14A	3
Pipe inspector, jointer, &c. (gasworks)	V.	20	1
Pipe inspector, layer, jointer, tester, (waterworks)	VI.	24	6
Pipe maker (tobacco)	V.	15	4
Pitch dealer	III.	5	16
Pitch maker	V.	19	1
Pitcher dresser	V.	21	2
Plant decorator	III.	8	5
Planter	VI.	24	1
Plaster dealer	III.	9	1
Plaster maker	V.	19	1
Plasterer	V.	21	1
Plasterer's labourer	V.	21	1
Plate glass dealer	III.	5	14
Plate glass maker, worker	V.	19	1
Plate glass silverer	V.	15	15
Platelayer	V.	21	2
Platemoulder	V.	19	1
Plater ; plated ware manufacturer	V.	19	2
Playwright	I.	2	4
Pleader	I.	1	4
Ploughman on farm	VI.	24	1
Plumber	V.	21	1
Pocket-book maker	V.	15	1
Poet	I.	2	4
Pointsman on railway	IV.	14A	1
Pole maker	V.	18	2
Police magistrate	I.	1	4
Police officer, man	I.	1	4
Polish maker	V.	15	16
Polisher (furniture)	V.	15	15
Pomologist	VI.	24	1
Pork butcher	III.	7	1
Pork shop keeper, wife assisting, and assistant to	III.	7	1
Port dues collector	IV.	14A	3
Port ganger (Customs)	I.	1	1
Porter, undefined	IV.	14B	3
Porter, bottler	V.	17	3
Porter, club, hotel	II.	3	1
Porter, railway	IV.	14A	1
Portmanteau dealer	III.	5	12
Portmanteau maker	V.	15	12
Portrait painter	I.	2	8
Ports and Harbors department, officer, boatman, &c.	IV.	14A	3
Post and rail splitter	VI.	24	5
Post master, mistress (not in civil service, no occupation stated)	IV.	14B	1
Post-office officer, clerk, sorter, letter-carrier, &c.	IV.	14B	1
Potato dealer, merchant, salesman	III.	7	2
Pottery agent, dealer, salesman	III.	9	1
Pottery maker	V.	19	1
Poultry breeder, keeper, farmer	VI.	24	2
Poulterer, poultry dealer	III.	7	1
Pouncer (hat trade)	V.	16	2
Poundkeeper	I.	1	2
Powder magazine keeper	III.	13	1
Powder manufacturer	V.	15	9
Practitioner, regular medical	I.	2	3
Preacher (regular clergy)	I.	2	1
Precious stone dealer	III.	9	2
Precious stone worker	V.	19	2
Premier's department, officer of	I.	1	1
Presbyterian minister	I.	2	1
Preserved meat—
Agent, dealer	III.	7	1
Manufacture, engaged in	V.	17	1
President of Legislative Council	I.	1	1
President of shire (no other occupation stated)	I.	1	2
Press reader	V.	15	1
Presser	V.	16	2
Pressman (journalist)	I.	2	4
Priest, Anglican or Roman Catholic	I.	2	1
Priest of Joss-house	I.	2	1
Primitive Methodist minister	I.	2	1
Principal of—
College (not school)	I.	2	7
Private school	I.	2	7
Print seller, dealer	III.	5	3
Printer	V.	15	1
Printer in oils	V.	15	3
Printer lithographic, zincographic	V.	15	3
Printer (not lithographic), all branches	V.	15	1
Printer's type founder	V.	15	6
Printer's wood type cutter	V.	15	6
Printing materials dealer	III.	5	6
Printing office clerk	V.	15	1
Prison officer	I.	1	4
Prisoner	VIII.	27	2
Private inquiry office proprietor, clerk	I.	1	4
Private secretary to Governor	I.	1	1
Private secretary Undefined	III.	11	2
Private school scholar	VIII.	26	2
Private school teacher	I.	2	7
Private soldier	I.	1	3
Private tutor	I.	2	7
Procationist (variety artist)	I.	2	10
Process server	I.	1	4
Proctor	I.	1	4
Produce merchant	III.	7	2
Professional boxer	I.	2	10
Professional billiard-player, bowler, cricketer	I.	2	10
Professor (university, college, or undefined)	I.	2	7
Proof reader	V.	15	1
Prop dealer	III.	8	6
Prop maker	V.	18	2
Propagator	VI.	24	1
Property agent	III.	4	3
Property man (theatre)	I.	2	10
Property, person of (no occupation stated)	III.	4	3
Proprietor of houses or land	III.	4	3
Prospector	VI.	24	7
Prostitute	VIII.	27	1
Protestant minister (regular clergy-man)	I.	2	1
Prothonotary's department officer	I.	1	4
Provident society (insurance) manager, officer, clerk	III.	4	2
Provider (general)	III.	11	1
Providore (ship chandler)	III.	5	13
Provision agent, dealer	III.	7	1
Provision curer	V.	17	1
Pruner	VI.	24	1
Psychopathic practitioner	I.	2	3
Publican, wife assisting	II.	3	1
Public company manager, officer, clerk	III.	11	2
Public gardens caretaker, labourer	VI.	24	1
Public health department officer, inspector (not medical man)	I.	2	3
Public house broker	III.	4	3
Public house keeper, wife assisting	II.	3	1
Public library, officer of	I.	2	7
Public notary	I.	1	4
Public officer, servant (undefined)	I.	1	1
Public service board, member, officer of	I.	1	1
Public vaccinator	I.	2	3
Public works contractor, labourer	V.	21	2
Public works department, officer of (including Minister)	I.	1	1
Publisher	V.	15	1
Puddling machine owner, worker ; puddler	VI.	24	7
Pugilist	I.	2	10
Puisne judge	I.	1	4
Pump maker	V.	15	10
Punt keeper, owner ; puntsman	IV.	14A	3
Pupil at convent	VIII.	26	2
Pupil at industrial school	VIII.	27	2
Pupil medical	I.	2	3
Pupil teacher (State school)	I.	2	7
Purser (merchant vessel)	IV.	14A	3
Pyrites worker	VI.	24	7
Q.
Quack doctor	I.	2	3
Quantity surveyor (building)	V.	21	1
Quarry owner, manager, clerk, labourer, carter	VI.	24A	7
Quarter-master (merchant vessel)	IV.	14	3
Quartz crushing mill owner, manager, employe	VI.	24	7
Quartz miner	VI.	24	7
Quicksilver miner	VI.	24	7

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
R.
Rabbit catcher, killer, poisoner rabbiter	VI.	24	3
Rabbit dealer	III.	7	1
Rabbit inspector	VI.	24	3
Rabbit skin dealer	III.	8	3
Race-course official	I.	2	10
Racehorse owner, racing man	III.	8	1
Racehorse trainer	III.	8	1
Racing club official	I.	2	10
Racket maker	V.	15	5
Rag dealer, gatherer, picker	III.	5	17
Rail splitter	VI.	24	5
Railway—
Advertising agent	III.	5	1
Carriage fittings maker	V.	15	11
Commissioner, secretary, stationmaster, clerk, officer, traffic manager, storeman, yard inspector	IV.	14A	1
Contractor	V.	21	2
Contractor's ganger, foreman, inspector, time-keeper, clerk	V.	21	2
Draughtsman	I.	2	6
Engine-cleaner, driver, fireman, stoker, locomotive officer	IV.	14A	1
Engine-maker, fitter, repairer (all branches)	V.	15	10
Engineer	I.	2	6
Guard, porter, ticket-taker, attendant, gate-keeper, pointsman, shunter, servant, watchman, signalman, carriage - cleaner, oiler, labourer (not constructing), employe (undefined)	IV.	14A	1
Lamp, lamp-signal maker	V.	19	3
Line repairer, repairer (undefined)	IV.	14A	1
Navvy, labourer, platelayer (constructing)	V.	21	2
Sleeper maker	VI.	24	5
Truck, trolly maker, decorator, painter	V.	15	11
Rain gauge maker	V.	15	7
Range (kitchen) maker	V.	19	3
Range setter	V.	21	1
Ranger, race-course	I.	2	10
Rat catcher	VI.	24	3
Rate collector—
Local body	I.	1	2
Gas	V.	20	1
Water	VI.	24	6
Razor setter, grinder	V.	15	10
Reader in printing office	V.	15	1
Reaping machine—
Manufacturer	V.	15	10
Proprietor, worker	VI.	24	1
Receiver of rents	III.	4	3
Rectifier (spirits)	V.	17	3
Rector	I.	2	1
Refiner, gold	V.	19	2
Refiner, sugar (all branches)	V.	17	2
Reformatory, inmate of	VIII.	27	2
Reformatory, officer, servant	I.	1	4
Refreshment-room, shop, tent—
Keeper ; wife assisting, waiter	II.	3	1
Refuge, inmate of	VIII.	27	1
Refuge matron, officer of	I.	2	2
Registrar, electoral	I.	1	1
Registrar, of births, &c.	I.	1	1
Registrar - General's department officer	I.	1	1
Registrar :—
Diocesan and officer to	I.	2	1
Friendly Societies	III.	4	2
Law court	I.	1	4
Mining	VI.	24	7
Titles department	I.	1	1
University	I.	2	7
Registry office keeper	II.	3	2
Relative (household duties or undefined)	VIII.	26	1
Relative assisting—
Farmer, market gardener	VI.	24	1
Squatter, grazier	VI.	24	2
Rent collector	III.	4	3
Rents, living on	III.	4	3
Repairer	V.	23	1
Reporter	I.	2	4
Reservoir contractor	V.	21	2
Reservoir keeper	VI.	24	6
Resin dealer	III.	5	16
Restaurant keeper ; wife assisting, servant	II.	3	1
Restorateur	V.	15	3
Restorer of pictures	V.	15	3
Retired from business	VI.	25	1
Retired officer (army, navy, civil service, or undefined)	VII.	25	1
Retort maker	V.	19	1
Retoucher (photographer)	I.	2	8
Ribbon dealer	III.	6	1
Rice dealer	III.	7	2
Rice miller, dresser, assistant to	V.	17	2
Rick-cover maker	V.	16	3
Riding master, mistress	I.	2	7
Rifle ammunition manufacturer and assistant to	V.	15	9
Rifle butts keeper, marker, scorer	I.	1	3
Rigger	V.	15	13
Rippleman (quartz battery)	VI.	24	7
Rivet maker	V.	19	3
Riveter, china or glass	V.	19	1
Riverter, undefined	V.	19	3
Road contractor	V.	21	2
Road labourer	V.	21	2
Road surveyor	I.	2	6
Road contractor's inspector, ganger, timekeeper, clerk, engine-driver, fireman, stoker	V.	21	2
Roads—carrier, carter on	IV.	14A	2
Robe maker	V.	16	2
Rocket maker	V.	15	9
Rocking-horse maker	V.	15	4
Roman Catholic priest	I.	2	1
Rope dealer	III.	6	3
Rope maker	V.	16	3
Rope walker (acrobat)	I.	2	10
Rough carpenter	V.	21	1
Rough rider	III.	8	1
Rouseabout (station)	VI.	24	2
Royal mint officer, worker (not assayer or metallurgist)	V.	19	2
Rubber stamp maker	V.	15	6
Rubbish carter	V.	22	2
Rug maker (fur)	V.	16	2
Ruler (machine or hand)	V.	15	1
Run holder	VI.	24	2
Runner, boarding-house or hotel	II.	3	1
Runner, newspaper	III.	5	1
S.
Sack, sacking dealer	III.	6	3
Sack, sacking maker	V.	16	3
Sacristan	I.	2	1
Saddle-maker, saddler	V.	15	12
Saddler's ironmonger	III.	5	12
Safe maker (iron)	V.	19	3
Safe maker (wood)	V.	15	15
Sail maker	V.	15	13
Sailcloth dealer	III.	6	3
Sailcloth maker	V.	16	3
Sailor, merchant service	IV.	14A	3
Sailor, navy	I.	1	3
Sailors' home officer	II.	3	1
Sailors' home servant	II.	3	1
Salesman, livestock	III.	4	2
Salesman, saleswoman (undefined)	III.	11	2
Sale-yard keeper (undefined)	III.	8	1
Salt agent, dealer, merchant	III.	5	16
Salt manufacture, engaged in	V.	15	16
Salvation army officer	I.	2	1
Sand carter, labourer	III.	9	1
Sanitary contractor, labourer	V.	22	2
Sanitary engineer	I.	2	6
Sanitary inspector	I.	2	3
Sarsaparilla maker	V.	15	16
Sash line maker	V.	16	3
Sash maker	V.	15	14
Sauce dealer	III.	7	3
Sauce maker	V.	17	3
Sausage dealer	III.	7	1

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
Sausage maker	V.	17	1
Savings bank actuary, manager, officer	III.	4	1
Saw doctor, sharpener, setter, maker, smith	V.	15	10
Saw-dust merchant	III.	8	6
Saw-mill engine-driver, owner, worker, sawyer, carter—
Forest	VI.	24	5
Other than forest	V.	15	14
Sawyer, stone	V.	19	1
Scavenger	V.	22	2
Scene painter ; scenic artist	I.	2	8
Scent maker	V.	15	16
Scholar	VIII.	26	2
Scholastic agent	I.	2	7
School inspector	I.	2	7
School master, mistress, teacher	I.	2	7
School matron	II.	3	2
School of art or design, master, teacher, student	I.	2	8
School of mines, teacher	I.	2	7
School of mines, student	VIII.	26	2
Science, teacher of (not university)	I.	2	5
Scientific society, officer	I.	2	5
Scissors grinder	V.	15	10
Scissors maker	V.	15	10
Scourer	V.	16	1
Scrap iron collector, dealer	III.	9	3
Screw maker	V.	19	3
Scripture reader	I.	2	1
Scrivener (law writer)	I.	1	4
Scrub cutter	VI.	24	5
Scudder	V.	18	1
Scullery maid, scullion (undefined)	II.	3	2
Sculptor	I.	2	8
Sculptors' model	I.	2	8
Seal engraver	V.	15	6
Seal hunter, sealer	VI.	24	4
Sealskin dresser	V.	18	1
Sealing-wax maker	V.	15	16
Seaman, merchant service	IV.	14A	3
Seaman, R.N.	I.	1	3
Seamstress	V.	16	2
Seaweed, artist in	V.	15	4
Second-hand dealer (undefined)	III.	11	1
Second-hand clothes dealer	III.	6	2
Secretary (undefined)	III.	11	2
Seed crusher	V.	18	3
Seed merchant, dealer, seedsman, and assistant to	III.	8	5
Selector	VI.	24	1
Seller (so stated)	III.	11	1
Sergeant-at arms	I.	1	1
Sergeant-in army	I.	1	3
Sericulturist	VI.	24	3
Servant—
At charitable institution	I.	2	2
At college or university	II.	3	2
At skittle-ground or bowling-green	I.	2	10
Board and lodging	II.	3	1
Caterer	II.	3	1
Domestic (so stated)	II.	3	2
Farm	VI.	24	1
Grazing farm	VI.	24	2
Hotel, club, coffee house, restaurant	II.	3	1
Industrial schools	I.	2	2
Local body	I.	1	2
Lunatic asylum	I.	2	3
Merchant ship or steamer	IV.	14A	3
Penal establishment, gaol, reformatory	I.	1	4
Private house	II.	3	2
Railways	IV.	14A	1
Servants' registry office keeper	II.	3	2
Setter (pottery)	V.	19	1
Settler	VI.	24	1
Sewer contractor, labourer (construction)	V.	21	2
Sewer labourer (maintenance)	V.	22	2
Sewing machine—
Agent, dealer, importer	III.	5	10
Maker	V.	15	10
Sewing machinist	V.	16	2
Sexton, sextoness	I.	2	1
Sharebroker, dealer, jobber, speculator	III.	4	1
Sharpener (cutlery)	V.	15	10
Shawl manufacturer	V.	16	1
Shearer	VI.	24	2
Shears maker	V.	15	10
Sheep dealer, saleyard keeper	III.	8	1
Sheep farmer	VI.	24	2
Sheep inspector	VI.	24	2
Sheep salesman	III.	4	2
Sheep washer	VI.	24	2
Sheepskin rug, mat manufacturer	V.	16	2
Sheeps' trotter dealer	III.	7	1
Shellfish dealer	III.	7	1
Shell dealer	III.	8	2
Shell worker	V.	15	4
Shepherd	VI.	24	2
Sheriff, sheriff's officer	I.	1	4
Shingler	V.	21	1
Ship biscuit maker	V.	17	2
Ship builder, modeller ; shipwright, smith	V.	15	13
Ship chandler, providore	III.	5	13
Ship cook, servant, steward, stewardess	IV.	14A	3
Ship master, officer, carpenter, joiner	IV.	14A	3
Ship owner, agent, broker, clerk	IV.	14A	3
Ship rigger	V.	15	13
Ship watchman	IV.	14A	3
Shipper (undefined)	III.	11	1
Shipping agent	IV.	14A	3
Shipping butcher	III.	7	1
Shipping clerk (undefined)	III.	11	2
Shipping company's officer, clerk	IV.	14A	3
Shipping master	IV.	14A	3
Shire engineer	I.	2	6
Shire-hall keeper	I.	1	2
Shire secretary, officer	I.	1	2
Shirt manufacture, engaged in	V.	16	2
Shoe binder, maker, wife assisting	V.	16	2
Shoe dealer	III.	6	2
Shoeblack	II.	3	2
Shoeing smith	V.	19	3
Shooting gallery proprietor, assistant	I.	2	10
Shopkeeper, assistant ; shopman (undefined) ; wife assisting	III.	11	1
Shop case and fittings maker	V.	15	14
Shops inspection officer	I.	1	1
Shopwalker (draper)	III.	6	1
Shorthand, teacher of	I.	2	7
Shorthand, writer	I.	2	4
Shot-maker	V.	15	9
Shouchat (Jewish meat killer)	V.	17	1
Shovelman	V.	21	2
Show keeper, proprietor, man ; assistant to	I.	2	10
Shrimp seller	III.	7	1
Shrimper, shrimp catcher	VI.	24	4
Shunter, railway	IV.	14A	1
Shunter, train	IV.	14A	2
Sick nurse	I.	2	3
Signalman, railway	IV.	14A	1
Signalman, tram	IV.	14A	2
Signwriter	V.	21	1
Silk broker, dealer, mercer, salesman, and assistants	III.	6	1
Silk manufacture, engaged in	V.	16	1
Silk-rubber weaver	V.	16	1
Silk-worm breeder, keeper	VI.	24	3
Silver dealer, broker, buyer	III.	9	2
Silver mine, prospector	VI.	24	7
Silver plater	V.	19	2
Silver refiner	V.	19	2
Silver smelter	VI.	24	7
Silversmith	V.	19	2
Silverer (not of mirrors)	V.	19	2
Singer—public, street	I.	2	9
Singing, professor, teacher of	I.	2	9
Singing, bird dealer	III.	8	1
Sister of charity	I.	2	2
Sister of mercy	I.	2	2
Sister of the poor	I.	2	2
Sister relative (domestic duties, if any)	VIII.	26	1
Skating rink proprietor, attendant, professional skater	I.	2	10
Skin collector, hunter	VI.	24	3
Skin salesman, dealer	III.	8	3
Skittle-alley keeper, proprietor, attendant	I.	2	10
Slab splitter	VI.	24	5

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
Slate enameller	V.	19	1
Slate merchant	III.	9	1
Slate quarrier	VI.	24	7
Slater	V.	21	1
Slaughter-house inspector (municipal officer)	I.	1	2
Slaughterman	V.	17	1
Sleeper (railway) maker	VI.	24	5
Sleevesman (miller)	V.	17	2
Slipper maker	V.	16	2
Slop clothing manufacture, engaged in	V.	16	2
Slop seller	III.	6	2
Sluice worker, sluicer	VI.	24	7
Small goods dealer	III.	7	1
Small goods maker	V.	17	1
Smelter	VI.	24	7
Smith (undefined)	V.	19	3
Snagging, engaged in	V.	21	2
Snuff dealer	III.	7	3
Snuff maker	V.	17	3
Soap boiler, maker	V.	18	1
Soap merchant	III.	8	4
Sock, stocking—knitter, maker	V.	16	2
Soda maker	V.	15	16
Sodawater dealer	III.	7	3
Sodawater engine maker	V.	15	10
Sodawater maker	V.	17	3
Softgoodsman	III.	6	1
Soldier	I.	1	3
Solicitor	I.	1	4
Solicitor-General, and officer in department of	I.	1	4
Solicitor's clerk	I.	1	4
Son (not employed nor at school)	VIII.	26	1
Son of farmer (assisting on farm)	VI.	24	1
Son of squatter (assisting on station)	VI.	24	2
Sorter, post-office	IV.	14B	1
Sorter, wool store	III.	8	4
Special pleader	I.	1	4
Spectacles dealer	III.	5	7
Spectacles maker	V.	15	7
Speculator, mining	III.	4	1
Speculator, on chance events	III.	12	1
Speculator, undefined	III.	4	1
Spice dealer	III.	7	3
Spice grinder, worker	V.	17	3
Spinner	V.	16	1
Spirit manufacture, engaged in	V.	17	3
Spirit merchant	III.	7	3
Splint maker	V.	15	8
Splitter	VI.	24	5
Sportsman	VI.	24	3
Spotter (forest sawmill)	VI.	24	5
Spouting maker	V.	19	3
Spring maker	V.	15	11
Spring mattress maker	V.	15	15
Squatter	VI.	24	2
Squatter's wife, son, daughter, relative—assisting	VI.	24	2
Squatting agent	III.	4	2
Squatting station manager, overseer, superintendent	VI.	24	2
Stable (livery) keeper, labourer, man, boy	IV.	14A	2
Stack cover maker	V.	16	3
Stack thatcher	VI.	24	1
Staff officer	I.	1	3
Stage carpenter, machinist, manager	I.	2	10
Stainer, glass	I.	2	8
Stamp cutter	V.	15	6
Stamp feeder (battery)	VI.	24	7
Stamp vendor	III.	5	6
Staircase builder	V.	15	14
Stall keeper, theatre	I.	2	10
Standpipe keeper (Government)	VI.	24	6
Starch manufacturer	V.	15	16
Starcher	II.	3	2
State forests and nurseries employe	VI.	24	5
Stationer—
Manufacturing	V.	15	1
Not manufacturing (stationery dealer)	III.	5	17
Law	I.	1	4
Station agent	III.	4	2
Station hand, hutkeeper, labourer, servant	VI.	24	2
Station master (railway)	IV.	14A	1
Station proprietor, manager, overseer, superintendent, storekeeper, clerk	VI.	24	2
Statistical department, officer of ; statistician	I.	2	5
Statuary sculptor	I.	2	8
Stave maler	V.	18	2
Stays dealer	III.	6	2
Stays maker	V.	16	2
Steam-boat—
Agent, owner, clerk	IV.	14A	3
Builder	V.	15	13
Engineer, fireman, coal trimmer	IV.	14A	3
Steam-engine agent, dealer, importer	III.	5	10
Steam-boiler maker	V.	15	10
Steam-hammerman	V.	19	3
Steam-tug owner, agent, clerk	IV.	14A	3
Steel manufacturer	V.	19	3
Steel merchant, dealer, importer	III.	9	3
Stencil cutter	V.	15	6
Stenographer	I.	2	4
Stenography, teacher of	I.	2	7
Stereotyper	V.	15	1
Stethoscope maker	V.	15	8
Stevedore	IV.	14A	3
Steward—
Charitable institution	I.	2	2
Club	II.	3	1
Land	VI.	24	1
Merchant ship or steamer	IV.	14A	3
Stick (walking) dealer	III.	6	2
Stick maker, mender	V.	16	2
Stiller	V.	17	3
Still maker	V.	15	10
Stimulants, dealer	III.	7	3
Stimulants, maker	V.	17	3
Stipendiary magistrate	I.	1	4
Stock and station agent, stock salesman	III.	4	2
Stock broker, jobber, speculator	III.	4	1
Stock exchange officer	III.	4	1
Stock inspector, officer	VI.	24	2
Stock rider, man	VI.	24	2
Stoker, gas	V.	20	1
Stoker, merchant steamer	IV.	14A	3
Stoker, mining or quarry engine	VI.	24	7
Stoker, railway	IV.	14A	1
Stoker, steam printing press	V.	15	1
Stoker, undefined	V.	23	1
Stone breaker, hand or machine	V.	21	2
Stone cutter, dresser, sawyer	V.	19	1
Stone dealer, carter	III.	9	1
Stone engraver	V.	15	6
Stone mason, waller	V.	21	1
Stone napper	V.	21	2
Stone quarrier	VI.	24	7
Storekeeper—
(Bonded or free), manager, clerk	III.	13	1
(Shopkeeper), wife assisting and assistant to	III.	11	1
General	III.	11	1
Government	I.	1	1
Military, naval	I.	1	3
Railway	IV.	14A	1
Squatting station	VI.	24	2
Undefined	III.	11	1
Store labourer man (not shopman)	III.	13	1
Stove maker	V.	19	3
Stove setter	V.	21	1
Straw bonnet, hat—maker	V.	16	2
Straw dealer, carter	III.	8	5
Straw plait maker	V.	16	2
Straw presser	V.	18	3
Straw worker (ornamental)	V.	15	4
Street musician	I.	2	9
Street preacher (irregular clergy-man)	I.	2	1
Street sweeper	V.	22	2
Street waterer (municipal employe)	V.	22	2
Striker, blacksmith	V.	19	3
Striker, boilermaker	V.	15	10
Stud owner, manager, groom	VI.	24	2
Student—
Agricultural	VI.	24	1
Art, fine arts	I.	2	8
Dental	I.	2	3
Electrical	I.	2	6
Engineering	I.	2	6

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
Student—
Law	I.	1	4
Medical	I.	2	3
Musical	I.	2	9
Theological	I.	2	1
University (not law or medical)	VIII.	26	2
Veterinary	I.	2	3
Stuffed animals, birds—dealer	III.	5	4
Sub-enumerator (census)	III.	11	2
Sugar baker	V.	17	2
Sugar beer dealer	III.	7	3
Sugar broker, salesman	III.	7	2
Sugar planter	VI.	24	1
Sugar refiner	V.	17	2
Supercargo	IV.	14A	3
Sulphate maker	V.	15	16
Sulphur manufacture, engaged in	V.	15	16
Superannuated officer (no occupation stated)	VII.	25	1
Superintendent—
Charitable institution	I.	2	2
Constabulary	I.	1	4
Squatting station (pastoral)	VI.	24	2
Undefined	V.	23	1
Surface man (undefined)	VI.	24	7
Surgeon	I.	2	3
Surgeon assistant (not qualified)	I.	2	3
Surgeon dentist	I.	2	3
Surgeon veterinary	I.	2	3
Surgical instrument appliance, bandage—
Dealer	III.	5	8
Maker	V.	15	8
Survey office, officer of (not draughtsman or surveyor)	I.	1	1
Surveyor (including Government)	I.	2	6
Surveyor's assistant, chainman	I.	2	6
Surveyor—
Building (quantity)	V.	21	1
Building society	III.	4	1
Cadet, pupil, labourer to	I.	2	6
City, town, borough	I.	2	6
Insurance company	III.	4	2
Land	I.	2	6
Marine	III.	4	2
Mining	VI.	24	7
Swagger, swagman	VI.	24	1
Sweeper, chimney	V.	22	2
Sweeper, street	V.	22	2
Sweetmeat seller	III.	7	2
Swimming, teacher of	I.	2	7
T.
Tablemaker	V.	15	15
Tackle for sports and games—
Dealer	III.	5	5
Maker	V.	15	5
Tailor, tailoress	V.	16	2
Tallow boiler down, melter	V.	18	1
Tallow candlemaker	V.	18	1
Tallow chandler, merchant, dealer	III.	8	4
Tally clerk, railways	IV.	14A	1
Tally clerk, wharf	IV.	14A	3
Tally clerk, undefined	III.	11	2
Tank maker (dam)	VI.	24	6
Tank maker (iron)	V.	19	3
Tanner	V.	18	1
Tarpaulin dealer	III.	6	3
Tarpaulin maker	V.	16	3
Tavern keeper, wife assisting	II.	3	1
Tax collector (rate collector)	I.	1	2
Taxidermist	V.	15	4
Tea broker, merchant	III.	7	3
Tea dealer, wife assisting, and assistant to	III.	7	3
Tea gardens proprietor, manager	II.	3	1
Tea gardens waiter, waitress	II.	3	1
Tea mixer, taster	V.	17	3
Teacher—
Art, painting, sculpture	I.	2	8
Boxing	I.	2	10
Chemistry	I.	2	5
Cookery	I.	2	7
Dancing	I.	2	7
Dressmaking, cutting	I.	2	7
Teacher—
Fencing	I.	2	10
Kindergarten	I.	2	7
Languages, special subjects, or accomplishments (not art or music)	I.	2	7
Music, singing	I.	2	9
Undefined	I.	2	7
Technological museum—
Curator, attendant	I.	2	5
Telegraph engineer, electrician (telegraph service)	IV.	14B	2
Telegraph instrument maker, fitter	V.	15	7
Telegraph line repairer	IV.	14B	2
Telegraph service, engaged in	IV.	14B	2
Telegraphic agent	IV.	14B	2
Telephone maker	V.	15	7
Telephone service, engaged in	IV.	14B	2
Telescope exhibitor	I.	2	5
Teller, bank	III.	4	1
Temperance agent (lecturer)	I.	2	4
Temperance hotelkeeper, wife assisting	II.	3	1
Tent dealer	III.	6	3
Tent maker	V.	16	3
Tennis materials dealer	III.	5	5
Tennis materials maker	V.	15	5
Textile fabrics, dealer in	III.	6	1
Textile fabrics, worker in	V.	16	1
Thatcher	V.	21	1
Theatre proprietor, lessee, manager, doorkeeper, ticket taker, carpenter, clerk, assistant, property man	I.	2	10
Theatrical agent	I.	2	10
Theatrical dressmaker	V.	16	2
Theatrical machinist	I.	2	10
Theatrical performer	I.	2	10
Theatrical scene painter	I.	2	8
Theatrical writer	I.	2	4
Theological professor, teacher (clergyman)	I.	2	1
Theological student	I.	2	1
Thistle cutter	VI.	24	1
Thrashing machine—
Maker	V.	15	10
Proprietor, worker	VI.	24	1
Thread maker	V.	16	3
Ticket collector (railways)	IV.	14A	1
Ticket taker (theatre)	I.	2	10
Ticket writer	V.	15	3
Tie-maker	V.	16	2
Tile dealer	III.	9	1
Tile maker	V.	19	1
Tiler, tile layer	V.	21	1
Timber agent, broker, merchant, clerk, salesman, carter, dealer	III.	8	6
Timber bender	V.	15	14
Timber cutter, getter	VI.	24	5
Timber measurer, valuer	III.	8	6
Timber yard proprietor, manager, labourer	III.	8	6
Time keeper—
Cab, omnibus	IV.	14A	2
Railway	IV.	14A	1
To building contractor	V.	21	1
To road, railway, &c., contractor	V.	21	2
Undefined	V.	23	1
Tin dealer, merchant	III.	9	3
Tin man, tinsmith, tin box maker	V.	19	3
Tin miner, prospector	VI.	24	7
Tinker	V.	19	3
Titles, commissioner and examiner of	I.	1	4
Titles, office, officer of	I.	1	1
Titles, agent	I.	1	4
Tobacco broker, merchant, importer	III.	7	3
Tobacco grower	VI.	24	1
Tobacco manufacture, engaged in	V.	17	3
Tobacco pipe maker	V.	15	4
Tobacconist	III.	7	3
Toffee maker	V.	17	2
Tombstone dealer	III.	9	1
Tombstone maker	V.	19	1
Tonnage collector (Customs)	I.	1	1
Tonsorial artist	II.	3	2
Tool dealer	III.	5	10
Tool maker	V.	15	10
Tooth-powder maker	V.	15	16

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
Topaz (ship's servant)	IV.	14A	3
Tortoise shell dealer	III.	8	4
Tortoise shell worker	V.	15	4
Tourist (no occupation stated)	VII.	25	1
Tourist agent	II.	3	2
Town clerk, councillor, crier, hallkeeper	I.	1	2
Toy shop keeper	III.	5	4
Toy maker	V.	15	4
Tracker, black	I.	1	4
Tract distributer, depot officer	I.	2	1
Trade assignee	III.	4	2
Trader (undefined)	III.	11	1
Tradesman (undefined)	V.	23	1
Traffic superintendent's officer (railway)	IV.	14A	1
Trainer, horse	III.	8	1
Tram conductor, gripman, driver, servant	IV.	14A	2
Tram manager, officer, inspector, clerk	IV.	14A	2
Translator (languages)	I.	2	4
Trapper (game)	VI.	24	3
Trapper (rabbit or vermin)	VI.	24	3
Traveller (commercial or undefined) not tourist	III.	11	2
Treacle boiler, maker	V.	17	2
Treasurer, city, town, borough	I.	1	2
Treasury department, officer of (including Minister)	I.	1	1
Tree ringer	VI.	24	5
Trenching, engaged in	V.	21	2
Trimmer, coach	V.	15	11
Trimmer, coal (merchant steamer)	IV.	14A	3
Tripe dealer	III.	7	1
Trolly maker	V.	15	11
Trotter dealer	III.	7	1
Truant officer	I.	2	7
Trunk (leather) dealer	III.	5	12
Trunk (leather) maker	V.	15	12
Truss maker	V.	15	8
Trustee	III.	4	1
Try boys' society officer	I.	2	2
Tuck pointer	V.	21	1
Tug owner, agent	IV.	14A	3
Tumbler (acrobat)	I.	2	10
Tuner (music)	V.	15	2
Turf adviser	III.	12	1
Turf cutter	I.	2	10
Turkish bath keeper, attendant	II.	3	2
Turncock (Water Supply department)	VI.	24	6
Turner, bone, ivory	V.	15	4
Turner, brass, iron, &c.	V.	19	3
Turner, wood	V.	15	14
Turnkey	I.	1	4
Tutor	I.	2	7
Tweed weaver	V.	16	1
Twine dealer	III.	6	3
Twine maker	V.	16	3
Twine weigher	V.	16	3
Type dealer, importer	III.	5	6
Type founder	V.	15	6
Type writer	III.	11	2
Tyre maker	V.	15	11
U.
Umbrella dealer	III.	6	2
Umbrella maker, mender	V.	16	2
Underclothing maker	V.	16	2
Under-graduate	VIII.	26	2
Undertaker and assistant to	V.	22	1
Underwriter	III.	4	2
Unitarian minister	I.	2	1
University—
Graduate (no occupation stated)	I.	2	4
Librarian and assistant to	I.	2	7
Professor, lecturer, demonstrator, dean of faculty	I.	2	7
Registrar, officer	I.	2	7
Servant, porter	II.	3	2
Student (not law or medical)	VIII.	26	2
Unredeemed pledges, dealer in	III.	11	1
Upholsterer	V.	15	15
Useful man, boy, girl (servant)	II.	3	2
Usher	II.	3	2
V.
Vaccinator, public	I.	2	3
Vagrant (no occupation stated)	VIII.	27	1
Valet	II.	3	2
Valuator (municipal)	I.	1	2
Valuer (undefined)	III.	4	2
Valve inspector (Water Supply Department)	VI.	24	6
Van owner, driver	IV.	14A	2
Variety artist	I.	2	10
Varnish maker	V.	15	16
Varnisher	V.	21	1
Vat maker	V.	18	2
Vegetable food dealer	III.	7	2
Vegetable food maker	V.	17	2
Vegetable matters, dealer	III.	8	6
Vegetable matters, worker in	V.	18	2
Vellum binder	V.	15	1
Vellum manufacturer	V.	18	1
Venetian blind maker	V.	21	1
Ventilator maker	V.	19	3
Ventriloquist	I.	2	10
Verger	I.	2	1
Vermicelli maker	V.	17	2
Vermin destroyer	VI.	24	3
Vessel owner, agent, clerk	IV.	14A	3
Veterinary surgeon, student	I.	2	3
Vicar	I.	2	1
Victorian Hansard reporter, officer	I.	2	4
Victorian Water Supply officer	VI.	24	6
Victualler (licensed)	II.	3	1
Viewer (coal)	VI.	24	7
Vigneron (grape grower)	VI.	24	1
Vigneron (wine maker, not grape grower)	V.	17	3
Vine grower, dresser, pruner	VI.	24	1
Vinegar dealer	III.	7	3
Vinegar maker	V.	17	3
Vineyard proprietor, keeper	VI.	24	1
Violin maker	V.	15	2
Visitor (no occupation or domestic duties)	VIII.	26	1
Vocalist	I.	2	9
Voluntary contributions, supported by	VIII.	27	1
Volunteer officer, man (no occupation stated)	I.	1	3
Vulcanized india - rubber manufacturer	V.	18	2
W.
Wafer (biscuit) maker	V.	17	2
Wafer (match) maker	V.	20	2
Wages man (mine)	VI.	24	7
Waggon builder	V.	15	11
Waggoner	IV.	14A	2
Waiter, waitress—hotel, club, coffee palace, restaurant, tea gardens	II.	3	1
Walking stick dealer	III.	6	2
Walking stick maker, mender	V.	16	2
Wallaby hunter	VI.	24	3
Waller (mason)	V.	21	1
Wall-paper dealer	III.	5	14
Warden, gold-fields	I.	1	4
Warder, charitable institution (not hospital)	I.	2	2
Warder, hospital	I.	2	3
Warder, lunatic asylum	I.	2	3
Warder, penal establishment	I.	1	4
Warehouseman (Manchester or undefined) and assistant to	III.	6	1
Washerwoman	II.	3	2
Washing powder, solution—maker	V.	15	16
Waste-paper dealer, gatherer, picker	III.	5	17
Watch and clock dealer	III.	5	7
Watch maker	V.	15	7
Watch-house, inmate	VIII.	27	2
Watch-house, keeper	I.	1	4
Watchman, undefined	II.	3	2
Watchman, mine	VI.	24	7
Watchman, building	V.	21	1
Watchman, earthworks or excavations	V.	21	2
Watchman, harbor, pier	IV.	14A	3

TABLE 1.—Index of Occupations—continued.
Nature of Occupation.	Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.
Water bailiff (Customs officer)	I.	1	1
Water carrier, carter, dealer	VI.	24	6
Water colour painter, artist	I.	2	8
Water meter maker	V.	15	10
Water pipe layer	VI.	24	6
Water pipe maker	V.	19	3
Waterhole maker	VI.	24	6
Waterman	IV.	14A	3
Waterproof clothing maker	V.	16	2
Water-rate collector (Government)	VI.	24	6
Waterworks department officer, labourer	VI.	24	6
Wattle bark dealer	III.	8	6
Wattle bark gatherer, stripper	VI.	24	5
Wattle bark mill-owner, worker	V.	18	2
Wax flower maker	V.	15	4
Wax modeller, worker	V.	15	4
Waxworks keeper, attendant	I.	2	10
Weaver (woollen or undefined)	V.	16	1
Weighbridge inspector (municipal officer)	I.	1	2
Weighbridge keeper, clerk	III.	11	2
Weigher (Customs)	I.	1	1
Weighing machine dealer	III.	5	7
Weighing machine maker	V.	15	10
Weights and measures inspector (municipal officer)	I.	1	2
Well sinker	VI.	24	6
Wesleyan minister	I.	2	1
Wetnurse	II.	3	2
Wharf agent	IV.	14A	3
Wharf clerk	IV.	14A	3
Wharf labourer	IV.	14A	3
Wharfinger	IV.	14A	3
Wheelbarrow maker	V.	15	11
Wheel-chair drawer	II.	3	2
Wheel-chair maker	V.	15	11
Wheelwright and assistant to	V.	15	11
Whim driver, mining	VI.	24	7
Whipmaker	V.	15	12
Whisky distiller	V.	17	3
Whisky importer, dealer	III.	7	3
Whitesmith	V.	19	3
Whitewasher	V.	21	1
Whiteworker	V.	16	2
Wickerware dealer	III.	5	4
Wickerware maker	V.	15	4
Widow and others, performing domestic duties (head of house)	VIII.	26	1
Wig maker	II.	3	2
Wild duck catcher, killer	VI.	24	3
Willow worker	V.	15	4
Winder in woollen mills	V.	16	1
Window blind maker	V.	21	1
Window cleaner	II.	3	2
Window plate engraver	V.	15	6
Window sash maker	V.	15	14
Windmill maker	V.	15	10
Wine manufacturer (not vinegrower) and assistant to	V.	17	3
Wine merchant and assistant to	III.	7	3
Wire cartridge maker	V.	15	9
Wire drawer, maker, worker	V.	19	3
Wood contractor, carter, dealer (firewood)	III.	10	1
Wood carver	V.	15	4
Wood cutter, woodman	VI.	24	5
Wood chopper	V.	18	2
Wood engraver	V.	15	6
Wood machinist	V.	15	14
Wood splitter (bush worker)	VI.	24	5
Wood turner	V.	15	14
Wood type maker	V.	15	6
Wool agent, broker, buyer, dealer, merchant, stapler, valuer	III.	8	4
Wool carrier, carter	III.	8	4
Wool classer, sorter, presser, roller (on station)	VI.	24	2
Wool (not on station)	III.	8	4
Wool classer—at fellmongery	V.	18	1
Wool scourer, washer	V.	18	1
Wool spinner	V.	16	1
Wool warehouse keeper and assistant to	III.	8	4
Woollen draper	III.	6	1
Woollen cloth weaver	V.	16	1
Woollen mill—
Engineer, engine-driver	V.	16	1
Loom tuner	V.	16	1
Owner, manager, secretary, clerk	V.	16	1
Weaver, winder, spinner, burler, carder, fetler, factory hand	V.	16	1
Workman, working man (undefined)	V.	23	1
Workmistress, State school	I.	2	7
Writer, author	I.	2	4
Writer, law stationer	I.	1	4
Writer, on glass	V.	15	6
Writer, shorthand	I.	2	4
Writer, sign	V.	21	1
Writer, ticket	V.	15	3
Writer, type	III.	11	2
Writing, teacher of	I.	2	7
Y.
Yachtsman	I.	2	10
Yardsman (cattle yard)	III.	8	1
Yeast dealer	III.	7	3
Yeast maker	V.	17	3
Young Men's Christian Association officer	I.	2	1
Z.
Zinc dealer	III.	9	3
Zinc worker	V.	19	3
Zincographic printer, worker	V.	15	3
Zoological Gardens manager, keeper, employe	I.	2	10

Table 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts.
Class.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
	Total Population	1,201,341	603,883	597,458	228,058	255,490	375,825	341,968
	Total Specified Occupations	1,196,404	600,361	596,043	226,955	255,103	373,406	340,940
	BY SECTIONS.
	A. BREADWINNERS (INCLUDING THE UNEMPLOYED)	534,049	389,381	144,668	146,655	68,067	242,726	76,601
	B. DEPENDENTS (NON - BREADWINNERS)	662,355	210,980	451,375	80,300	187,036	130,680	264,339
	Occupation not stated (chiefly Breadwinners)	4,937	3,522	1,416	1,103	387	2,419	1,028
	BY CLASSES.
	SECTION A.—BREADWINNERS.
I.	PROFESSIONAL—
	Embracing all persons, not otherwise classed, engaged in the government and defence of the country, or in satisfying the moral, intellectual, and social wants of its inhabitants	35,224	20,383	14,841	11,445	7,730	8,938	7,111
II.	DOMESTIC—
	Embracing all persons engaged in the supply of board and lodging, and in rendering personal services for which payment is usually made	66,813	13,129	53,686	6,493	26,533	6,636	27,153
III.	COMMERCIAL.*—
	Embracing all persons engaged in pursuits connected with the sale, exchange, letting, loan, security, or storage of money, goods, or property of any kind.
	Total	79,048	64,633	14,415	38,735	8,776	25,898	5,639
	Sub-class A.—Property and Finance	12,799	10,039	2,760	6,037	1,647	4,002	1,113
	Sub-class B.—Trade	65,156	53,501	11,655	31,875	7,129	21,626	4,526
	Sub-class C.—Storage	1,093	1,093		823		270
IV.	TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION—
	Embracing all persons engaged in the transport, distribution, or transmission of passengers, goods, or communications	31,516	30,318	1,198	17,178	456	13,140	742
V.	INDUSTRIAL†—
	Embracing all persons, not otherwise classed, principally engaged in works of utility, or in specialities connected with the manufacture, construction, modification, or alteration of materials so as to render them more suitable for the use of man,but excluding, as far as possible, all who are mainly or solely engaged in the service of commercial interchange.
	Total	146,233	113,527	32,706	62,410	22,871	51,117	9,835
	Sub-class A.—Manufacturers	94,032	62,222	31,810	38,318	22,136	23,904	9,674
	Sub-class B.—Constructors of buildings, works, &c.	27,409	27,392	17	14,472	12	12,920	5
	Sub-class C.—Others and undefined industrial workers	24,792	23,913	879	9,620	723	14,293	156
VI.	PRIMARY PRODUCERS—
	Embracing all persons mainly engaged in agricultural, pastoral, or mineral pursuits, or in otherwise obtaining raw materials from natural sources	165,147	140,149	24,998	6,730	192	133,419	24,806
VII.	INDEFINITE—
	Embracing all persons who derive incomes from past services rendered, or from fixed incomes derived from moneys invested, not otherwise classed	10,066	7,242	2,824	3,664	1,509	3,578	1,315

NOTE.—The letters (n.o.c.), wherever they appear, stand for "not otherwise classed" Classification numbers in brackets indicate the order in other Australian States.

[* Including dealers who were also in a minor degree manufacturers. See Table IV., Section A.] [† Including manufacturers who were also in a minor degree dealers. See Table IV., Section B.]

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
		BY CLASSES—continued.
		SECTION B.—DEPENDENTS : NON-BREADWINNERS.
VIII.		DEPENDENTS—
		Embracing all persons dependent upon relatives or natural guardians, including wives, children, and others employed, if at all, in household or other pursuits for which no payment is usually made ; and all persons depending on private charity, or whose support is a burden on the public revenue	662,355	210,980	451,375	80,300	187,036	130,680	264,339
		Occupation not stated (chiefly Breadwinners)	4,937	3,522	1,415	1,103	387	2,419	1,028
		BY ORDERS.
		Ministering to—
I.	1	Government administration, defence, law, and protection* (n.o.c.)	6,884	6,719	165	4,189	102	2,530	63
	2	Religion, charity, health, education, art, and science	28,340	13,664	14,676	7,256	7,628	6,408	7,048
II.	3	Engaged in—
		Supply of board and lodging, and in rendering personal service for which payment is usually made	66,815	13,129	53,686	6,493	26,533	6,636	27,153
		SUB-CLASS A.—PROPERTY AND FINANCE.
III.	4	Performing offices in connexion with—
		The exchange, valuation, insurance, letting, loan, or custody of money, houses, or land ; or with patents and copyrights	12,799	10,039	2,760	6,037	1,647	4,002	1,113
		SUB-CLASS B.—TRADE.
		Dealing in—
	5	Art and mechanic productions, in which matters of various kinds are employed in combination	4,654	3,720	934	2,739	616	981	318
	6	Textile fabrics and dress, and fibrous materials	8,826	6,374	2,452	4,246	1,609	2,128	843
	7	Foods, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants†	21,645	18,217	3,428	10,277	2,179	7,940	1,249
	8	Animals (or treating them), and in animal and vegetable substances (excluding dealers in food) ‡	4,175	3,977	198	2,401	141	1,576	57
	9 (10)§	Metals or minerals other than those used for fuel or light	2,206	2,044	162	1,501	103	543	59
	10 (9)§	Minerals or other substances mainly used for fuel and light	2,828	2,794	34	846	26	1,948	8
	11	Engaged in general or undefined mercantile pursuits (N.O.C)	20,537	16,091	4,446	9,627	2,454	6,464	1,992
	12	Speculators on chance events	285	284	1	238	1	46
		SUB-CLASS C.—STORAGE.
		Engaged in—
	13	Storage	1,093	1,093		823		270
		Engaged in the—
IV.	14A	Transport of passengers and goods	27,293	26,884	409	15,133	140	11,751	269
	14B	Transmission or delivery of communications, documents or small parcels	4,223	3,434	789	2,045	316	1,389	473

[* Administrative officers only. Government officers performing duties of a technical, commercial, or professional nature are classed under other heads.] [† Exclusive of hotel, restaurant, &c., keepers. See Class II.] [‡ Except primary producers grouped under Class VI.] [§ Classification numbers in brackets indicate the order in other Australian States.]

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY ORDERS—continued.
			SUB-CLASS A.—MANUFACTURERS.
			Engaged in the manufacture of, or other processes relating to—
V.	15		Art and mechanic productions in which materials of various kinds are employed in combination	22,424	20,676	1,748	14,184	1,575	6,492	173
	16		Textile fabrics, dress, and fibrous materials	39,114	10,664	28,450	7,493	19,294	3,171	9,156
	17		Foods, drinks, narcotics and stimulants	11,653	10,251	1,402	5,658	1,103	4,593	299
	18		Animal and vegetable substances (n.o.c.)	5,366	5,281	85	2,190	72	3,091	13
	19		Metals or minerals other than those used for fuel and light	14,403	14,315	88	8,061	57	6,254	31
	20		Materials used for heat, light or energy (n.o.c.)	1,072	1,035	37	732	35	303	2
			SUB-CLASS B.—CONSTRUCTORS OF BUILDINGS, WORKS, ETC.
			Engaged in the—
	21		Construction or maintenance of buildings, roads, railways, canals, docks, earthworks, &c.	27,409	27,392	17	14,472	12	12,920	5
			SUB-CLASS C.—OTHERS AND UNDEFINED INDUSTRIAL WORKERS.
			Engaged in the—
	22		Disposal of the dead, of dead matter, silt, or refuse	1,284	1,260	24	849	13	41	111
	23		Industrial workers imperfectly defined	23,508	22,653	855	8,771	710	13,882	145
			Engaged in the—
VI.	24		Cultivation of land, in breeding and rearing animals, or in obtaining raw products from natural sources	165,147	140,149	24,998	6,730	192	133,419	24,806
VII.	25		Occupations imperfectly defined, embracing persons who derive incomes from sources which cannot be strictly related to any other class	10,066	7,242	2,824	3,664	1,509	3,578	1,315
			Dependent upon—
VIII.	26		Natural guardians	648,210	203,279	444,931	76,429	183,051	126,850	261,880
	27		The State or upon public or private support	14,145	7,701	6,444	3,871	3,985	3,830	2,459
			Occupation Not Stated (chiefly Breadwinners)	4,937	3,522	1,415	1,103	387	2,419	1,028
			BY SUB-ORDERS.
I.	1	1	Ministering to general government	1,518	1,427	91	1,157	60	270	31
		2	Ministering to municipal government	875	856	19	459	2	397	17
		3	Ministering to defence	689	689		244		445
		4	Ministering to law and order	3,802	3,747	55	2,329	40	1,418	15
	2	1	Ministering to religion	2,464	1,782	682	671	416	1,111	266
		2	Ministering to charity	380	135	245	97	135	38	110
		3	Ministering to health	7,417	3,156	4,261	1,811	2,192	1,345	2,069
		4	Ministering to literature	792	684	108	404	96	280	12
		5	Ministering to science	336	318	18	173	13	145	5
		6	Ministering to civil engineering, architecture, and surveying	1,757	1,756	1	1,176		580	1
		7	Ministering to education	9,197	2,814	6,383	954	2,868	1,860	3,515
		8	Ministering to fine arts	1,346	762	584	525	430	237	154
		9	Ministering to music	2,959	832	2,127	581	1,255	251	872
		10	Ministering to amusements	1,692	1,425	267	864	223	561	44
II.	3	1	Engaged in boarding and lodging	21,834	6,984	14,850	3,162	6,825	3,822	8,025
		2	Engaged in domestic service and attendance	44,981	6,145	38,836	3,331	19,708	2,814	19,128
III.	4	1	Engaged in banking and finance	5,112	4,552	560	2,726	377	1,826	183
		2	Engaged in insurance and valuation	2,538	2,486	52	1,529	38	957	14
		3	Dealing in land and household property	5,120	2,976	2,144	1,759	1,228	1,217	916
		4	Dealing in patents and copyrights	29	25	4	23	4	2
	5	1	Dealing in books, publications, and advertising	1,354	1,103	251	744	159	359	92
		2	Dealing in musical instruments	151	132	19	98	13	34	6
		3	Dealing in prints, pictures, and art materials	50	37	13	30	10	7	3

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY SUB-ORDERS—continued.
III.	5	4	Dealing in ornaments, minor art products and small wares	491	218	273	173	174	45	99
		5	Dealing in equipment for sports and games	16	16		15		1
		6	Dealing in designs, medals, type, and dies	15	12	3	12	2		1
		7	Dealing in watches, clocks, jewellery and plated ware, and scientific instruments	308	269	39	193	33	76	6
		8	Dealing in surgical instruments and appliances	12	11	1	11	1
		9	Dealing in arms, ammunition, and explosives	5	5		1		4
		10	Dealing in machines, tools, and implements	345	327	18	179	11	148	7
		11	Dealing in carriages and vehicles	142	135	7	86	3	49	4
		12	Dealing in harness, saddlery, and leather ware	153	146	7	113	5	33	2
		13	Dealing in ships, boats, and their equipment and marine stores	30	29	1	28	1	1
		14	Dealing in house fittings	208	196	12	188	7	8	5
		15	Dealing in furniture	608	543	65	443	41	100	24
		16	Dealing in chemicals and by-products	119	112	7	94	7	18
		17	Dealing in paper, paper-makers' materials and stationery	647	429	218	331	149	98	69
	6	1	Dealing in textile fabrics	7,502	5,406	2,096	3,605	1,351	1,801	745
		2	Dealing in dress	1,304	949	355	622	257	327	98
		3	Dealing in fibrous materials	20	19	1	19	1
	7	1	Dealing in animal food	8,805	7,906	899	4,158	516	3,748	383
		2	Dealing in vegetable food	5,049	3,554	1,495	2,396	999	1,158	496
		3	Dealing in groceries, drinks,* narcotics and stimulants	7,791	6,757	1,034	3,723	664	3,034	370
	8	1	Dealing in living animals	1,354	1,349	5	604	4	745	1
		2	Dealing in manures and animal waste products	7	7		5		2
		3	Dealing in hides, skins, and leather	178	176	2	88	2	88
		4	Dealing in wool and other animal matters (n.o.c.)	830	826	4	627	1	199	3
		5	Dealing in seeds, plants and fodder	756	561	175	365	132	196	43
		6	Dealing in other vegetable matters (n.o.c.)	1,070	1,058	12	712	2	346	10
	9 (10)†	1	Dealing in stone, clay, earthenware, glass and minerals (n.o.c.)	470	378	92	313	65	65	27
		2	Dealing in gold, silver, & precious stones	20	19	1	8	1	11
		3	Dealing in metals other than gold or silver	1,716	1,647	69	1,180	37	467	32
	10 (9)†	1	Dealing in fuel and light	2,828	2,794	34	846	26	1,948	8
	11	1	Merchants, dealers (undefined)	11,708	9,348	2,360	4,526	1,023	4,822	1,337
		2	Other mercantile persons	8,829	6,743	2,086	5,101	1,431	1,642	653
	12	1	Speculators on chance events	285	284	1	238	1	46
	13	1	Engaged in storage	1,093	1,093		823		270
IV.	14A	1	Engaged in railways (not construction)	9,610	9,334	276	4,650	68	4,684	208
		2	Engaged in roads	11,311	11,233	78	6,546	46	4,687	32
		3	Engaged in seas and rivers, and the regulation thereof	6,372	6,317	55	3,937	26	2,380	29
	14B	1(4)	† Engaged in postal service	2,168	1,629	539	895	104	734	435
		2(5)	† Engaged in telegraph and telephone service	1,168	925	243	523	207	402	36
		3(6)	† Messengers and porters	887	880	7	627	5	253	2
V.	15	1	Working in books and publications	5,306	4,592	714	3,255	667	1,337	47
		2	Working in musical instruments	189	187	2	107	1	80	1
		3	Working in prints, pictures, and art materials	456	439	17	375	15	64	2
		4	Working in ornaments, minor art products, and small wares	1,058	604	454	561	394	43	60
		5	Working in equipment for sports and games	30	30		28		2
		6	Working in designs, medals, type, and dies	319	298	21	243	19	55	2
		7	Working in watches, clocks, and scientific instruments	759	747	12	436	8	311	4
		8	Working in surgical instruments and appliances	31	23	8	22	7	1	1
		9	Working in arms, ammunition, and explosives	194	125	69	67	51	58	18
		10	Working in engines, machines, tools, and implements	3,469	3,465	4	2,538	1	927	3
		11	Working in carriages and vehicles	3,692	3,661	31	1,908	26	1,753	5
		12	Working in harness, saddlery, and leatherware	1,935	1,878	57	898	48	980	9
		13	Working in ships, boats, and their equipment	392	390	2	311	1	79	1
		14(15)	† Working in house fittings	1,418	1,413	5	1,038	4	375	1
		15(14)	†Working in furniture	2,582	2,367	215	2,092	205	275	10
		16	Working in chemicals and by-products	594	457	137	305	128	152	9

[* Exclusive of hotel, restaurant, &c., keepers. See Class II.—] [† Classification numbers in brackets indicate the order in other Australian States.]

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY SUB-ORDERS—continued.
V.	16	1	Working in textile fabrics	1,151	604	547	221	187	383	360
		2	Working in dress	37,543	9,751	27,792	7,045	19,007	2,706	8,785
		3	Working in fibrous materials	420	309	111	227	100	82	11
	17	1	Working in animal food	1,743	1,708	35	565	11	1,143	24
		2	Working in vegetable food	6,778	5,875	903	3,308	656	2,567	247
		3	Working in groceries, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	3,132	2,668	464	1,785	436	883	28
	18	1	Working in animal matters (n.o.c.)	2,245	2,236	9	1,498	5	738	4
		2	Working in wood, &c. (n.o.c.)	2,565	2,524	41	598	40	1,926	1
		3	Working in vegetable produce for fodder	415	414	1	30		384	1
		4	Working in paper manufacture	141	107	34	64	27	43	7
	19	1	Working in stone, clay, earthenware, glass, and minerals (n.o.c.)	2,575	2,555	20	1,628	6	927	14
		2	Working in jewellery, precious stones, and minting	910	883	27	775	25	108	2
		3	Working in metals, other than gold or silver	10,918	10,877	41	5,658	26	5,219	15
	20	1	Working in fuel, light and energy	1,072	1,035	37	732	35	303	2
	21	1	Working in houses and buildings	20,087	20,072	15	11,968	10	8,104	5
		2	Working in roads, railways, tramways, earthworks, &c.	7,322	7,320	2	2,504	2	4,816
	22	1	Working in disposal of the dead	324	302	22	178	12	124	10
		2	Working in disposal of refuse	960	958	2	671	1	287	1
VI.	24	1	Engaged in agricultural pursuits	23,508	22,653	855	8,771	710	13,882	145
		2	Engaged in pastoral pursuits	30,920	23,351	7,569	872	104	22,479	7,465
		3	Engaged in capture, preservation, or destruction of wild animals, &c.	1,459	1,436	23	12		1,424	23
		4	Engaged in fisheries	918	916	2	60		856	2
		5	Engaged in forestry, or the acquisition of raw products yielded by natural vegetation	3,827	3,824	3	23		3,801	3
		6	Engaged in conservation of water, and in water supply	656	655	1	204		451	1
		7	Engaged in mines and quarries	31,447	31,428	19	1,923	5	29,505	14
VII.	25	1	Persons of independent means	10,066	7,242	2,824	3,664	1,509	3,578	1,315
VIII.	26	1	Dependent relatives and others (exclusive of scholars)	406,705	82,715	323,990	29,917	135,198	52,798	188,792
		2	Dependent scholars and students	241,505	120,564	120,941	46,512	47,853	74,052	73,088
	27	1	Dependent upon voluntary or State contributions	12,398	6,558	5,840	3,060	3,430	3,498	2,410
		2	Persons of the criminal class	1,747	1,143	604	811	555	332	49
			Occupation not stated (chiefly breadwinners)	4,937	3,522	1,415	1,103	387	2,419	1,028
			BY GROUPS.
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL.
			ORDER 1.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION, DEFENCE, LAW, AND PROTECTION, N.O.C.
			Sub-order 1.—General Government Administration.
1	1	2a	Officer of Administrative Department	892	839	53	651	26	188	27
		2b	Civil servant (no department specified)	613	575	38	498	34	77	4
		3	Others (including persons holding ministerial or political office, whose ordinary occupation not stated)	13	13		8		5
			Sub-order 2.—Municipal Government.
	2	1	Officer of Local body or Municipal Council (not surveyor or draughtsman)	875	856	19	459	2	397	17
			Sub-order 3.—Defence.
	3	1	Officer of Defence Department	39	39		36		3
		2	Army officer in actual service	26	26		17		9
		3	Army, non-commissioned, warrant officer, private	443	443		132		311
		4	Naval officer in actual service	53	53		7		46
		5	Naval, petty, warrant officer, sailor, marine	120	120		47		73
		6	Others (including volunteer, whose ordinary occupation not stated)	8	8		5		3

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL—continued.
			Sub-order 4.—Law and Order.
1	4	1	Law Department, officer	102	102		96		6
		2	Judge	10	10		7		3
		3	Law Court officer, sheriff's officer, bailiff	108	106	2	40		66	2
		4	Magistrate	22	22		8		14
		5	Barrister, solicitor	820	820		517		303
		6	Law clerk (not articled)	903	887	16	620	13	267	3
		7	Law student, articled clerk (including 26 students)	87	87		68		19
		8	Others connected with the law	28	28		18		10
		9	Police, principal officer	40	40		24		16
		10	Police, subordinate officer, policeman, detective	1,418	1,418		763		655
		11	Penal, principal officer	11	9	2	3	2	6
		12	Penal, subordinate officer, warder	238	204	34	152	24	52	10
		13	Others (including enquiry agent, parliamentary agent)	15	14	1	13	1	1
			ORDER 2.—PERSONS MINISTERING TO RELIGION, CHARITY, HEALTH, EDUCATION, ART AND SCIENCE.
			Sub-order 1.—Religion.
2	1	1	Clergyman	1,212	1,212		434		778
		2	Irregular clergy, Salvation Army officer	380	240	140	107	65	133	75
		3	Theological student	14	14		8		6
		4	Church officer, verger	171	135	36	54	18	81	18
		5	Member of religious order, not classified as ministering to charity or education (including 398 nuns*)	655	161	494	51	322	110	172
		6	Others (including church caretaker, mission society officer)	32	20	12	17	11	3	1
			Sub-order 2.—Charity, exclusive of Hospitals.
	2	1	Department of Charity, officer	5	5		4		1
		2	Charitable or benevolent institution (not hospital) officer	99	45	54	23	41	22	13
		3	Charitable or benevolent institution (not hospital) subordinate officer or servant	183	84	99	69	53	15	46
		4	Sister of Charity, Little Sister of the Poor	89		89		39		50
		5	Others	4	1	3	1	2		1
			Sub-order 3.—Health.
	3	1	Health Department, officer	23	23		18		5
		2	Sanitary inspector ; inspector of nuisances	14	14		5		9
		3	Medical practitioner	743	728	15	355	12	373	3
		4	Medical student	45	41	4	38	4	3
		5	Irregular medical practitioner	198	116	82	70	68	46	14
		6	Dentist (including 32 male students)	536	491	45	350	33	141	12
		7	Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist	1,204	1,155	49	699	30	456	19
		8	Hospital or asylum nurse (including private hospital proprietors, 3 males and 26 females, and 12 nuns*)	793	10	783	8	424	2	359
		9	Hospital or asylum officer, attendant, n.o.c. (including 7 nuns*)	816	474	342	213	192	261	150
		10	Midwife, monthly nurse	462		462		214		248
		11	Sick nurse (not in hospital), also nurse (so stated)	2,478	9	2,469	9	1,208		1,261
		12	Veterinary surgeon (including 1 student)	73	71	2	29		42	2
		13	Others (including patent medicine vendor)	32	24	8	17	7	7	1
			Sub-order 4.—Literature.
	4	1	Author, editor, journalist	606	556	50	320	40	236	10
		2	Reporter, shorthand writer	161	106	55	69	54	37	1
		3	Others (lecturer, interpreter undefined)	25	22	3	15	2	7	1
			Sub-order 5.—Science.
	5	1	Scientific Department of State, officer	49	43	6	40	4	3	2
		2	Analytical chemist	38	38		35		3
		3	Assayer, metallurgist	160	160		60		100
		4	Geologist, mineralogist (including 1 student)	29	29		13		16
		5	Naturalist, biologist, botanist (including 1 botanical student)	19	16	3	10	2	6	1
		6	Others (including museum employe, phrenologist)	41	32	9	15	7	17	2

[* The total number of nuns enumerated—distributed over sub-orders.1.3.and 7. of order 2—was 750 (405), viz., 398 (282), as members of religious orders; 19 (19) as Hospital or Asylum Nurses: 204 (91) as Denominational School Teachers ; and 39(13) as Governesses. The grand total was 750(405), of whom 15(7) were between 15 and 20 years ; 75 (30) between 20 and 25; 521 (276) between 25 and 45 ; 128(86) between 45 and 65 ; and 11 (6) over 65 years. For Sister of Charity see sub-order 2 of order 2. The numbers in parentheses refer to those returned in Melbourne and Suburbs.]

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL—continued.
			Sub-order 6.—Civil Engineering, Architecture, and Surveying.
2	6	1	Civil engineer (including 2 students)	419	418	1	252		166	1
		2	Directing or consulting engineer	23	23		20		3
		3	Electrician, electrical engineer (not telegraph or telephone service, or electric light)*	242	242		212		30
		4A	Surveyor	221	221		121		100
		4B	Surveyor's assistant (including 1 pupil)	195	195		55		140
		5	Architect and assistant (including 5 pupils)	361	361		261		100
		6	Draughtsman (n.o.c.)	287	287		246		41
		7	Others	9	9		9
			Sub-order 7.—Education.
	7	1	Education Department, officer	107	107		72		35
		2	University professor, demonstrator, lecturer, librarian, &c.	31	30	1	28	1	2
		3	College, grammar, high school—professor, lecturer, teacher	212	97	115	61	80	36	35
		4	State school—Master, mistress, teacher	4,121	1,605	2,516	300	853	1,305	1,663
		5	Denominational school—Master, mistress, teacher (including 294 nuns†)	423	63	360	40	116	23	244
		6	Private school—Master, mistress, teacher	746	122	624	68	387	54	237
		7	Schoolmaster, mistress, teacher, undefined	1,877	490	1,387	202	691	288	696
		8	Tutor, governess (including 39 nuns†)	1,192	50	1,142	29	586	21	556
		9	Teacher of languages, or other accomplishments (not art or music)	137	66	71	48	60	18	11
		10	Others (teacher of cookery, dressmaking, dancing, &c., also librarian)	351	184	167	106	94	78	73
			Sub-order 8.—Fine Arts.
	8	1	Artist, painter (including 8 male and 23 female students)	545	238	307	194	230	44	77
		2	Sculptor	14	14		13		1
		3	Engraver (art only)	2	2		2
		4	Photographer, retoucher, &c.	738	484	254	301	185	183	69
		5	Others (including teacher of drawing, glass stainer)	47	24	23	15	15	9	5
			Sub-order 9.—Music.
	9	2	Musician, vocalist (including 4 male and 20 female students)	770	509	261	402	203	107	58
		3	Music professor, teacher, &c.	2,179	314	1,865	172	1,051	142	814
		4	Music hall proprietor, manager, &c.	2	2		2
		5	Others	8	7	1	5	1	2
			Sub-order 10.—Amusements.
	10	1	Actor, actress, circus performer	436	204	232	135	195	69	37
		2	Theatre, hall proprietor, lessee, manager, doorkeeper, ticket-taker	184	168	16	137	13	31	3
		3	Race-course owner, ranger, caretaker, secretary	63	62	1	44		18	1
		4	Jockey	475	475		233		242
		5	Cricket-ground, bowling-green caretaker, professional player	60	60		46		14
		6	Billiard-table proprietor, keeper, marker	265	265		138		127
		7	Zoological gardens, menagerie keeper, attendant, &c.	11	11		11
		8	Others (including show proprietor, show-man, palmist, athlete)	198	180	18	120	15	60	3
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
			ORDER 3.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SUPPLY OF BOARD AND LODGING, PERSONAL SERVICE, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Board and Lodging.
3	1	1	Hotel-keeper, relative assisting, manager, clerk‡	6,953	3,058	3,895	901	1,168	2,157	2,727
3	1	1	Hotel servant§	6,877	2,099	4,778	909	1,828	1,190	2,950
		2a	Coffee-palace keeper, relative assisting, manager, clerk‡	183	59	124	18	18	41	106
		2a	Coffee-palace servant§	484	147	337	113	203	34	134
		2b	Restaurant, tea-room, eating-house—keeper, manager, clerk‡	375	144	231	112	162	32	69
		2b	Restaurant—servant §	895	310	585	288	446	22	139
		3	Board and lodging house keeper, relative assisting	4,215	311	3,904	160	2,450	151	1,454
		3	Board and lodging house servant §	1,004	132	872	77	479	55	393
		4	Club house manager, secretary, steward§	86	83	3	60	2	23	1
		4	Club house servant §	78	68	10	62	8	6	2
		5	Others (including caterer)	126	86	40	66	30	20	10
		5	Others (including caterer's servant and cook undefined)§	558	487	71	396	31	91	40

[* Of whom 126 were described as electricians, and the remainder (expecting 1student), as electrical engineers.—] [† See note (*) on previous page.] [§ See notes (*) and (‡)on following page.]

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC—continued.
			Sub-order 2.—Domestic Service and Attendance.
3	2	1	Servants' registry office keeper, assistant	79	9	70	9	56		14
		2	Paid companion	852	1	851		551	1	300
		3	Private house worker or servant †	37,967	3,659	34,308	1,651	16,581	2,008	17,727
		4	Bath proprietor, attendant	54	35	19	21	10	14	9
		5	Office keeper, attendant	149	36	113	34	107	2	6
		6	Charwoman, cleaner	713	4	709	3	506	1	203
		7	Hairdresser, barber	1,584	1,538	46	929	37	609	9
		8	Mangler, laundry-keeper, laundryman, washerwoman	3,180	472	2,708	424	1,855	48	853
		9	Others (chiefly watchmen)	403	391	12	260	5	131	7
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL.
			SUB-CLASS A.—PROPERTY AND FINANCE.
			ORDER 4.—PERSONS WHO PERFORM OFFICES IN CONNEXION WITH PROPERTY AND FINANCE, INSURANCE, PATENTS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Banking and Finance.
4	1	1	Bank director, banker	2	2		2
		2	Bank manager, officer, clerk	2,289	2,284	5	1,182	5	1,102
		3	Building society, savings institute director, manager, officer, clerk	50	50		42		8
		4	Share and stock broker, dealer, jobber, speculator	790	779	11	468	11	311
		5	Money broker, financier, capitalist	1,267	764	503	482	323	282	180
		6	Pawnbroker, loan office keeper	174	137	37	125	36	12	1
		7a	Public accountant, auditor	457	455	2	354		101	2
		7b	Trustees and Executors Company, officer of	76	74	2	64	2	10
		8	Others	7	7		7
			Sub-order 2.—Insurance and Valuation.
	2	1a	Insurance manager, officer, clerk, director	691	669	22	590	20	79	2
		1b	Insurance agent, canvasser	544	529	15	302	7	227	8
		2	Actuary, average stater	29	27	2	22	2	5
		3	Underwriter, marine surveyor	7	7		7
		4	Auctioneer, appraiser, valuator	1,045	1,033	12	417	8	616	4
		5	Friendly, benefit society officer	51	50	1	37	1	13
		6	Official or trade assignee, liquidator	20	20		14		6
		7	Fire brigade officer, man	150	150		139		11
		8	Others	1	1		1

[* Including clerks, as follow :-24 males and 10 females in hotels, 1 male and 9 females in restaurants, 9 males and 1 female in clubs, 5 males and 5 females in other board and lodging establishments; grand total, 64, viz., 39 males and 25 females. There are also included 229 managers, viz., 148 males and 81 females—of whom 98 males and 46 females were in hotels; also, 57 male stewards attached to clubs.] [† The following is a summary—showing the grades—of all domestic employed, whether in hotels, boarding houses, &c., or private houses:-]

Grade.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Grade.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
Housekeeper	3,067	3	3,064	1	1,536	2	1,528
Butler	34	34		21		13
Valet, lady's maid	58	15	43	14	29	1	14
Cook	4,726	1,126	3,600	568	1,637	558	1,963
Laundress	193		193		47		146
Parlourmaid	455		455		197		258
Housemaid	3,216		3,216		1,756		1,460
Lady help	80		80		26		54
General servant and servant undefined	27,646	1,052	26,594	518	12,271	534	14,323
Nursemaid, nurse (domestic)	1,306		1,306		640		666
Kitchenman, maid, &c.	662	546	116	295	50	251	66
Pantryman, maid	108	55	53	45	34	10	19
Waiter, Waitress, &c.	2,026	459	1,567	419	856	40	711
Barman, maid	1,089	467	622	287	446	180	176
Coachman, groom	2,265	2,265		772		1,493
Footman, page	51	51		35		16
Porter	137	137		108		29
Gardener	602	602		363		239
Others	31	29	2	4	1	25	1
Unspecified	111	61	50	46	50	15
Total	47,863	6,902	40,961	3,496	19,576	3,406	21,385

NOTE.—For further particulars concerning "servants" see footnote to Class II. in section A of Table 3,post.

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS III.COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 3.—Land and Household Property.
4	3	1	Land and house proprietor, land speculator, property owner	4,341	2,252	2,089	1,174	1,179	1,078	910
		2	House and land agent, broker, rent collector	745	693	52	570	47	123	5
		3	Others connected with dealings in land	22	22		8		14
		4	Market lessee	10	8	2	6	2	2
		5	Others	2	1	1	1			1
			Sub-order 4.—Patents and Copyright.
	4	1	Patents, Trade-marks Department, officer	9	6	3	5	3	1
		2	Patentee	2	2		1		1
		3	Patent, trade-marks agent	18	17	1	17	1
			SUB-CLASS B.—TRADE.
			ORDER 5.—PERSONS DEALING IN ART AND MECHANIC PRODUCTIONS OF MIXED MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Books, Publications, and Advertising.
5	1	1	Bookseller, book canvasser	363	287	76	203	41	84	35
		2	Circulating library proprietor, librarian, attendant	37	8	29	4	27	4	2
		3	Advertising agent, bill-poster, bill-distributer	113	112	1	92	1	20
		4	News agent, newspaper vendor	840	695	145	444	90	251	55
		5	Others	1	1		1
			Sub-order 2.—Musical Instruments.
	2	1	Musical instrument importer, seller	62	60	2	46	1	14	1
		2	Others (chiefly music sellers)	89	72	17	52	12	20	5
			Sub-order 3.—Prints, Pictures, and Art Materials.
	3	1	Picture, picture frame dealer	27	19	8	13	6	6	2
		2	Map and print dealer	5	5		4		1
		3	Art, photographic requisities importer, dealer	17	13	4	13	3		1
		4	Others	1		1		1
			Sub-order 4.—Ornaments, Minor Art Products, and Small Wares.
	4	2	Basketware, wickerware dealer	1	1				1
		4	Fancy goods dealer	474	205	269	161	170	44	99
		5	Stuffed birds and animals dealer	1	1		1
		6	Toys and minor arts products dealer	7	3	4	3	4
		7	Others (including brush and broom dealer)	8	8		8
			Sub-order 5.—Equipment for Sports and Games.
	5	2	Fishing-rod, tackle dealer	1	1		1
		3	Cricket, football, tennis, &c., requisites dealer	15	15		14		1
			Sub-order 6.—Designs, Medals, Type, and Dies.
	6	1	Designs, patterns, medals, type, and dies dealer	9	7	2	7	1		1
		2	Others (including printers' furnisher)	6	5	1	5	1
			Sub-order 7.—Watches, Clocks, Jewellery and Plated Ware, and Scientific Instruments.
	7	1	Watch, clock, jewellery importer, dealer	295	258	37	183	31	75	6
		2	Scientific instruments importer, dealer	8	7	1	7	1
		3	Electro-plated wares importer, dealer	4	3	1	2	1	1
		4	Others	1	1		1
			Sub-order 8.—Surgical Instruments and Appliances.
	8	1	Surgical instruments and appliances dealer	9	8	1	8	1
		2	Others	3	3		3
			Sub-order 9.—Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives.
	9	1	Arms, explosives dealer	5	5		1		4

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 10.—Machines, Tools, and Implements.
5	10	1	Agricultural machinery, implements importer, agent, dealer	38	37	1	19	1	18
		2	Sewing machines importer, agent, dealer	150	134	16	65	9	69	7
		3	Other machines, tools, cutlery, implements dealer	153	152	1	92	1	60
		4	Others	4	4		3		1
			Sub-order 11.—Carriages and Vehicles.
	11	1	Carriage, waggon, cart dealer	3	3		3
		2	Bicycle, motor-car importer, dealer	128	121	7	72	3	49	4
		3	Coachmakers' sundries importer, dealer	11	11		11
			Sub-order 12.—Harness, Saddlery, and Leatherware.
	12	1	Saddlery, harness importer, dealer	33	31	2	14		17	2
		2	Saddlers' ironmonger	20	20		20
		3	Leather and grindery merchant, dealer	99	94	5	78	5	16
		4	Others	1	1		1
			Sub-order 13.—Ships, Boats, and their Equipment, and Marine Stores.
	13	1	Ship and boat dealer	1	1		1
		2	Tackle and equipment for ships and boats dealer	1	1		1
		3	Ship chandler	20	19	1	18	1	1
		4	Others	8	8		8
			Sub-order 14.—House Fittings.
	14	1	Mixed materials for houses and buildings dealer	1	1		1
		3	Oil and colourman, glass, paperhangings, dealer	206	194	12	187	7	7	5
		4	Others	1	1				1
			Sub-order 15.—Furniture.
	15	1	Furniture dealer, importer	463	421	42	360	30	61	12
		2	Second-hand furniture dealer, broker	145	122	23	83	11	39	12
			Sub-order 16.—Chemicals and By-products.
	16	1	Chemical materials (not drugs) dealer	22	21	1	21	1
		2	Chemical by-products dealer	6	2	4		4	2
		3	Wholesale druggist	47	47		42		5
		4	Others (including salt merchant)	44	42	2	31	2	11
			Sub-order 17.—Paper, Papermakers' Materials, Stationery.
	17	1	Paper merchant, importer	38	36	2	35	1	1	1
		2	Stationer	604	391	213	295	145	96	68
		3	Rag, waste paper dealer, gatherer	3	2	1	1	1	1
		4	Others	2		2		2
			ORDER 6.—PERSONS DEALING IN TEXTILE FABRICS AND DRESS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Textile Fabrics.
6	1	1	Manchester warehouseman, wholesale draper	2,114	1,946	168	1,799	123	147	45
		2	Draper, linen woollen draper	5,370	3,444	1,926	1,791	1,226	1,653	700
		3	Silk-mercer, dealer	5	5		5
		4	Others (carpet dealer, &c.)	13	11	2	10	2	1
			Sub-order 2.—Dress.
	2	1	Clothier, outfitter, slop-seller	258	208	50	155	45	53	5
		2a	Men's mercer, hosier, haberdasher	56	42	14	38	12	4	2
		2b	Men's hat and cap dealer	29	28	1	22	1	6
		3	Millinery, bonnet, women's hat dealer	57	1	56	1	36		20
		4	Shoe, boot dealer	862	652	210	389	140	263	70
		5	Umbrella, parasol, stick dealer	5	2	3	2	3
		6	Fur, rug dealer	5	2	3	2	3
		7	Second-hand clothes dealer	25	11	14	11	14
		8	Others	7	3	4	2	3	1	1
			Sub-order 3.—Fibrous Materials.
	3	2	Rope, cord, twine dealer	2	2		2
		5	Bag, sack importer, dealer	18	17	1	17	1

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			ORDER 7.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN DEALING IN FOODS, DRINKS, NARCOTICS, ETC.*
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Food.
7	1	1	Milkseller	2,300	1,878	422	1,357	250	521	172
		2	Cheesemonger, dairy produce dealer	348	277	71	240	69	37	2
		3	Butcher, meat salesman	5,371	5,069	302	2,020	112	3,049	190
		4a	Pork-shop keeper, assistant	90	67	23	57	21	10	2
		4b	Provision merchant, dealer	93	67	26	52	26	15
		5	Poulterer, game dealer	138	121	17	106	11	15	9
		6	Fishmonger, oyster dealer	455	417	38	318	27	99	11
		7	Others (including frozen produce exporter)	10	10		8		2
			Sub-order 2.—Vegetable Food.
	2	1	†Grain, flour, meal merchant, dealer—
			(a) Produce merchant, worker (so stated)	774	754	20	439	16	315	4
			(b) Others	464	454	10	295	6	159	4
		2	Bread, biscuit dealer (See Baker, Ord. 17, Sub. 2).
		3	Confectioner, pastry dealer	824	221	603	173	487	48	112
		4a	Greengrocer, fruiterer	2,970	2,109	861	1,474	489	635	379
		4b	Potato dealer	6	6		5		1
		5	Others	11	10	1	10	1
			Sub-order 3.—Groceries, Drinks,* Narcotics, and Stimulants.
	3	1	Wine and spirit merchant, Australian wine seller	640	544	96	373	36	171	60
		2	Cordial, aerated waters seller	9	5	4	5	3		1
		3	Cocoa, coffee, chicory agent, dealer	14	14		11		3
		4a	Grocer	6,104	5,331	773	2,683	482	2,648	129
		4b	Tea broker, importer, dealer	539	480	59	389	57	91	2
		5	Tobacconist	444	342	102	225	86	117	16
		6	Opium dealer	2	2		2
		7	Others (including sugar, ice merchant, dealer)	39	39		35		4
			ORDER 8.—PERSONS DEALING IN AND TREATING ANIMALS, AND DEALING IN ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES, EXCLUDING DEALERS IN FOOD.
			Sub-order 1.—Living Animals.
8	1	1	Live stock dealer	490	489	1	187		302	1
		2	Horse and dog trainer, horse-breaker	847	844	3	404	3	440
		3	Bird fancier	14	13	1	10	1	3
		4	Others	3	3		3
			Sub-order 2.—Manures and Animal Waste Products.
	2	1	Manure, guano dealer	6	6		5		1
		3	Others	1	1				1
			Sub-order 3.—Hides, Skins, and Leather.
	3	1	Hide, skin dealer	144	144		68		76
		2	Prepared skins, leather dealer	34	32	2	20	2	12
			Sub-order 4.—Wool and other Animal Matters (n.o.c.).
	4	1	Woolbroker, merchant, classer, valuer, salesman, sorter, stapler	807	803	4	607	1	196	3
		2	Tallow merchant, dealer	14	14		13		1
		3	Bone, horn, hoof, hair merchant, dealer	5	5		4		1
		5	Others	4	4		3		1
			Sub-order 5.—Seeds, Plants, and Fodder.
	5	1	Seed merchant	79	72	7	49		23	7
		2	Florist, flower, and plant seller	324	168	156	118	122	50	34
		3	†Hay, straw, and corn merchant, dealer, carter	332	320	12	198	10	122	2
		4	Others	1	1				1
			Sub-order 6.—Other Vegetable Matters (n.o.c.).
	6	1	Timber merchant	1,026	1,014	12	680	2	334	10
		2	Bark merchant, dealer	11	11		4		7
		3	India-rubber wares dealer	9	9		8		1
		4	Others (including cork merchant)	24	24		20		4

[* Exclusive of hotel, restaurant, &c., keepers. See Class II.] [† The groups 7 2, 1 and 8, 5, 3 are so closely allied that they ought to be considered together.]

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			ORDER 9 (10).—PERSONS DEALING IN METALS OR MINERALS OTHER THAN THOSE USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals (n.o.c.).
9 (10)	1	1	Stone, marble, slate, gravel, and dealer	147	146	1	112	1	34
		2	Lime merchant, dealer	35	35		25		10
		4	Brick, tile dealer	2	2		1		1
		5	Potteryware, earthenware dealer	3		3				3
		6	Glassware dealer	24	17	7	16	5	1	2
		7	China, crockeryware dealer	186	112	74	99	54	13	20
		8	Others, (Bottle dealer, collector, &c.)	73	66	7	60	5	6	2
			Sub-order 2.—Gold, Silver, and Precious Stones.
	2	1	Gold, silver buyer, dealer, broker	11	11		1		10
		2	Precious stones dealer, buyer, broker	9	8	1	7	1	1
			Sub-order 3.—Metals, other than Gold and Silver.
	3	1	Tin, zinc merchant, dealer	7	6	1	5		1	1
		4	Iron ore, pig iron, scrap-iron dealer	1	1		1
		5	Iron, galvanized iron, wire importer, dealer	66	65	1	55		10	1
		6	Ironmonger (not saddlers' or coach-builders'), hardware dealer	1,624	1,557	67	1,103	37	454	30
		7	Others (including metal merchant, dealer)	18	18		16		2
			ORDER 10 (9).—PERSONS DEALING IN MINERALS, ETC., MAINLY USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Coal and Other Substances mainly used for Fuel and Light.
10 (9)	1	1	Coal, coke merchant, dealer	164	161	3	136	2	25	1
		2	Lignite, shale, peat, charcoal dealer	9	9		1		8
		3	Firewood, fuel merchant, dealer	2,646	2,615	31	703	24	1,912	7
		4	Petroleum, kerosene, paraffine importer, dealer	9	9		6		3
			ORDER 11.—PERSONS ENGAGED AS GENERAL DEALERS OR IN MERCANTILE PURSUITS (N.O.C.).
			Sub-order 1.—Merchants, Dealers (undefined).
11	1	1	Merchant, importer, undefined	1,239	1,203	36	957	20	246	16
		2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper	4,600	2,955	1,645	626	547	2,329	1,098
		3	Dealer, trader, seller	3,039	2,486	553	1,525	366	961	187
		4	Hawker, pedler	1,039	997	42	341	24	656	18
		5	Broker, agent	690	681	18	418	12	263	6
		6	Commission agent	696	683	13	426	8	257	5
		7	Others (including marine dealer, collector)	396	343	53	233	46	110	7
			Sub-order 2.—Other Mercantile Persons.
	2	1	Officer of public company, society ; consul	124	123	1	104	1	19
		2	Clerk, cashier, accountant, typewriter (commercial or undefined)	5,184	4,367	817	3,418	614	949	203
		3	Commercial traveller, canvasser, salesman, (undefined)	2,729	1,641	1,088	1,208	682	433	406
		4	Others (chiefly caretaker, undefined)	792	612	180	371	134	241	46
			ORDER 12.—PERSONS ENGAGED AS SPECULATORS ON CHANCE EVENTS.
			Sub-order 1.—Chance Events.
12	1	1	Bookmaker	274	274		231		43
		2	Others (including turf adviser, gambler so stated)	11	10	1	7	1	3
			SUB-CLASS C.—STORAGE.
			ORDER 13.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN STORAGE.
			Sub-order 1.—Storage.
13	1	1	Bonded, free store, proprietor, manager, clerk	69	69		65		4
		2a	Bonded, free store, storeman, worker	191	191		155		36
		2b	Storeman, store labourer (undefined)	825	825		597		228
		3	Others engaged in storage	8	8		6		2

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION.
			ORDER 14A.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE TRANSPORT OF PASSENGERS AND GOODS.
			Sub-order 1.—On Railways (not construction).
14A	1	1	Railway officer, station-master, clerk	1,613	1,519	94	862	12	657	82
		2	Railway engine-driver, fireman	1,368	1,368		661		707
		3	Railway guard, porter, servant	1,593	1,411	182	698	56	713	126
		4	Railway ganger, fettler	1,275	1,275		204		1,071
		5	Railway employe, labourer	3,745	3,745		2,211		1,534
		6	Others	16	16		14		2
			Sub-order 2.—On Roads.
	2	1	Tramway (chiefly cable) owner, officer, clerk	107	85	22	82	21	3	1
		2	Tramway (chiefly cable) conductor, gripman, engine-driver, employe	1,325	1,325		1,324		1
		3	Tramway (steam) owner, officer, clerk	2	2				2
		4	Tramway (steam) conductor, driver, fireman, employe	24	24				24
		7	Tramway (horse) owner, officer, clerk	5	5		1		4
		8	Tramway (horse) conductor, driver, employe	66	66		9		57
		9	Coach, omnibus, cab proprietor	960	949	11	543	8	406
		10	Coach, omnibus, cab driver, conductor	816	816		425		391
		11	Parcels delivery agent, driver, clerk	199	197	2	135	2	62
		12	Drayman, carrier, carter, teamster, horse driver (n.o.c.)	6,403	6,364	39	3,305	14	3,059	25
		13a	Livery-stable keeper	313	309	4	135	1	174	3
		13b	Groom (undefined)	1,003	1,003		502		501
		14	Others (including lift attendant)	88	88		85		3
			Sub-order 3.—On Seas and Rivers, and the regulation thereof.
	3	1	Harbors and Rivers Department, Marine Board, ferry service, officer	128	128		103		25
		2	Pilot	26	26		20		6
		3	Lighthouse keeper, superintendent	50	49	1			49	1
		4	Ship-owner, shipping agent, manager, clerk	343	342	1	282		60	1
		5	Ship master, officer, seaman (merchant service)	2,023	2,023		908		1,115
		6	Engineer, stoker, coal-trimmer on steamer (merchant service)	660	660		235		425
		7	Steward, stewardess, ship-servant	528	485	43	158	18	327	25
		9	Bargemaster, lighterman	30	29	1	14	1	15
		10	Stevedore, lumper, wharf labourer	2,432	2,432		2,143		289
		11	Boat proprietor, boatman, waterman	99	92	7	43	5	49	2
		12	Ferry, punt lessee, worker	22	20	2	11	2	9
		13	Wharf owner, lessee, wharfinger	11	11		7		4
		14	Others	20	20		13		7
			ORDER 14B.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE TRANSMISSION OR DELIVERY OF COMMUNICATIONS, DOCUMENTS, OR SMALL PARCELS.
			Sub-order 1 (4).—Postal Service.
14B	(4)1	1	Postal officer, postmaster or mistress, clerk, sorter	1,348	815	533	491	103	324	430
		2	Letter-carrier	461	461		308		153
		3	Mail contractor	121	116	5	3		113	5
		4	Mailman, mailguard	172	172		31		141
		5	Others (including porter, watchman)	66	65	1	62	1	3
			Sub-order 2(5).—Telegraph and Telephone Service.
	2	1	Telegraph officer, operator, clerk	460	339	121	196	98	143	23
	(5)	2	Electrician, lineman	123	123		95		28
		3	Telephone officer	169	47	122	44	109	3	13
		4	Messenger	411	411		183		228
		5	Others	5	5		5
			Sub-order 3(6).—Delivery by Hand.
	3	1	Messenger, porter (not on railway)	323	319	4	208	2	111	2
	(6)	2	Errand boy, girl	564	561	3	419	3	142
		3	Others

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.
			SUB-CLASS A.—MANUFACTURERS.
			ORDER 15.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE OR REPAIR. ETC., OF ART AND MECHANIC PRODUCTIONS OF MIXED MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Books and Publications.
15	1	1	Publisher, newspaper proprietor	250	237	13	147	7	90	6
		2	Printer, printer's manager, clerk	2,465	2,418	47	1,624	38	794	9
		3	Compositor	1,111	1,097	14	738	9	359	5
		4	Machinist,stereotyper, and others engaged in printing	344	309	35	281	33	28	2
		5	Bookbinder, manufacturing stationer (all branches)	1,125	521	604	455	579	66	25
		6	Others	11	10	1	10	1
			Sub-order 2.—Musical Instruments.
	2	1	Musical instrument maker	40	39	1	31		8	1
		2	Musical instrument tuner, repairer	149	148	1	76	1	72
			Sub-order 3.—Prints, Pictures, and Art Materials.
	3	1a	Lithographer, lithographic printer	246	245	1	209	1	36
		1b	Process printer (photographic, zincographic, &c.)	29	27	2	25	1	2	1
		2	Picture-frame maker, picture restorer, cleaner	164	150	14	125	13	25	1
		3	Artists' materials manufacturer, artists' colourman	3	3		3
		4	Others	14	14		13		1
			Sub-order 4.—Ornaments, Minor, Art Products, and Small Wares.
	4	1	Carver (all branches), carver and gilder	142	134	8	130	6	4	2
		3	Taxidermist	9	6	3	4	2	2	1
		4	Toy maker	15	11	4	10	2	1	2
		5	Basket-maker, wicker worker	193	192	1	169	1	23
		6	Artificial-flower maker, art needle-worker	59	8	51	6	32	2	19
		7	Paper bag, box-maker	355	32	323	29	288	3	35
		8	Brush, broom-maker	280	217	63	210	63	7
		9	Others	5	4	1	3		1	1
			Sub-order 5.—Equipment for Sports and Games.
	5	1	Billiard, bagatelle table manufacturer	10	10		10
		2	Cricket, lawn tennis equipment maker	15	15		13		2
		4	Fishing-tackle maker	3	3		3
		5	Others	2	2		2
			Sub-order 6.—Designs, Medals, Type, and Dies.
	6	2	Die-sinker	15	15		15
		3	Engraver (not art), pattern designer (including 144 pattern-makers, 1 a female)	293	272	21	218	19	54
		4	Rubber stamp maker	8	8		8
		5	Others	3	3		2		1
			Sub-order 7.—Watches, Clocks, and Scientific Instruments.
	7	1	Watch, clock, chronometer maker	581	574	7	290	4	284	3
		2	Scientific instrument maker	28	27	1	24	1	3
		3	Optician	65	62	3	48	2	14	1
		4	Telegraph, telephone instrument maker, fitter	17	17		15		2
		5	Electric apparatus maker, fitter	67	66	1	58	1	8
		6	Others	1	1		1
			Sub-order 8.—Surgical Instruments and Appliances.
	8	1	Surgical instrument maker	19	19		19
		2	Surgical appliances, truss, bandage maker	11	3	8	2	7	1	2
		3	Others	1	1		1
			Sub-order 9.—Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives.
	9	1	Gunsmith	33	33		15		18
		3	Explosives manufacturer	87	55	32	33	30	22	2
		4	Fuse, cartridge maker	59	22	37	7	21	15	16
		5	Shot-maker	3	3		3
		6	Fireworks-maker	7	7		4		3
		7	Others	5	5		5

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 10.—Engines, Machines, Tools, and Implements.
15	10	1A	Railway-engine maker, fitter	246	246		212		34
		1B	Engine-maker, fitter (other), mechanical engineer	2,173	2,173		1,512		661
		2	Millwright	35	35		26		9
		3	Boilermaker, caulker, cleaner	632	632		499		133
		4	Agricultural machinery and implement maker	181	178	3	123		55	3
		5	Sewing-machine maker, repairer	29	28	1	22	1	6
		6	Cutler, tool-maker, saw-setter	103	103		77		26
		7	Gas, water meter maker	38	38		36		2
		8	Scale, weighing machine maker, adjuster	10	10		10
		9	Others (including bellows maker)	22	22		21		1
			Sub-order 11.—Carriages and Vehicles.
	11	1	Railway carriage, waggon, tram-car builder	208	207	1	198	1	9
		2a	Coach, carriage, waggon, cart builder	1,797	1,788	9	962	5	826	4
		2b	Carriage, coach painter	561	560	1	262		298	1
		3	Bicycle, motor-car maker	437	420	17	281	17	139
		4	Perambulator, wheel-chair maker	19	17	2	17	2
		5	Wheelwright	636	636		155		481
		6	Others (including spring, tyre maker)	34	33	1	33	1
			Sub-order 12.—Harness, Saddlery, and Leatherware.
	12	1	Saddlery and harness, whip maker	1,718	1,685	33	718	25	967
		2	Leather belting maker	22	22		17		5
		3	Leather cutter, designer	21	19	2	19	2
		4	Portmanteau maker	72	66	6	62	6	4
		5	Saddle-tree maker	24	24		21		3
		6	Fancy leather worker	68	52	16	51	15	1	1
		7	Others	10	10		10
			Sub-order 13.—Ships, Boats, and their Equipment.
	13	1	Shipbuilder, shipwright, boatbuilder	255	254	1	192		62	1
		2	Ship-rigger	7	7		7
		3	Block, oar, mast maker	3	3		3
		4	Sail-maker	70	69	1	52	1	17
		5	Graving-dock, patent-slip proprietor, manager	5	5		5
		6	Dock engine-driver, labourer	50	50		50
		7	Others	2	2		2
			Sub-order 14 (15).—House Fittings.
	14	1	Door, sash and joinery, worker ; turner	641	641		544		97
	(15)	2	Saw mill (other than forest) proprietor, worker	750	747	3	470	2	277	1
		3	Wooden mantelpiece maker and enameller	20	19	1	19	1
		4	Others	7	6	1	5	1	1
			Sub-order 15 (14)—Furniture.
	15 (14)	1	Furniture manufacturer, cabinet-maker, bedstead maker	1,431	1,411	20	1,247	19	164	1
		2	Bed, mattress maker, upholsterer	720	531	189	449	182	82	7
		3	Others (chiefly french polishers)	431	425	6	396	4	29	2
			Sub-order 16.—Chemicals and By-Products.
	16	1	Manufacturing chemist (n.o.c.)	244	192	52	173	51	19	1
		3	Ink, blacking manufacturer	36	29	7	27	6	2	1
		4a	Salt maker	47	47		1		46
		4b	Soda, alkali, starch, blue, &c., maker	112	46	66	43	65	3	1
		5	Eucalyptus oil maker	106	98	8	18	2	80	6
		6	Paint manufacturer	29	28	1	27	1	1
		7	Others	20	17	3	16	3	1
			ORDER 16.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE OR REPAIR OF TEXTILE FABRICS, DRESS AND FIBROUS MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Textile Fabrics.
16	1	1	Cotton manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches) chiefly lace makers	43	5	38	5	35		3
		2	Woollen manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)	898	449	449	97	103	352	346
		3	Silk manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)	2	2		2
		4	Dyer, scourer	174	126	48	97	38	29	10
		5	Flock manufacturer	27	20	7	19	7	1
		6	Others	7	2	5	1	4	1	1

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 2.—Dress.
16	2	1a	Clothing manufacturer	2,597	202	2,395	194	2,152	8	243
		1b	Tailor, tailoress, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist*	23,539	2,578	20,961	1,795	13,261	783	7,700
		2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker	826	412	414	403	405	9	9
		3	Shirtmaker	366	43	323	43	319		4
		4	Milliner, staymaker, glovemaker	1,873	4	1,869	3	1,203	1	666
		5	Sockmaker, knitter	259	22	237	17	205	5	32
		6	Furrier, rugmaker	108	36	72	28	68	8	4
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)†	7,518	6,361	1,157	4,478	1,068	1,883	86
		8	Umbrella, parasol maker	213	81	132	75	113	6	19
		9	Feather dresser, glove cleaner	56		56		49		7
		10	Others (chiefly tiemakers)	188	12	176	9	164	3	12
			Sub-order 3.—Fibrous Materials.
	3	1	Mat maker	54	33	21	26	17	7	4
		2	Rope, twine, cord maker	260	195	65	133	63	62	2
		3	Canvas, sailcloth maker	1	1				1
		4	Tent, tarpaulin maker	54	46	8	38	3	8	5
		5	Bag, sack maker	40	27	13	25	13	2
		6	Others	11	7	4	5	4	2
			ORDER 17.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE, ETC., OF FOODS, DRINKS, NARCOTICS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Food.
17	1	1	Slaughterman, abattoir worker	294	294		154		140
		2	Meat, bacon, ham curer, preserver	353	343	10	165	7	178	3
		3	Fish curer	10	9	1	9	1
		4	Butter, cheese maker, factory worker	950	926	24	145	3	781	21
		5	Animal food refrigerator	132	132		88		44
		6	Others	4	4		4
			Sub-order 2.—Vegetable Food.
	2	1	Miller, maizena manufacturer	867	846	21	382	20	464	1
		2	Baker, biscuit, pastry maker	4,833	4,257	576	2,229	355	2,028	221
		3	Fruit preserver, jam maker	449	311	138	269	123	42	15
		4	Confectionery maker	454	288	166	257	156	31	10
		5	Sugar refiner	175	173	2	171	2	2
			Sub-order 3.—Groceries, Drinks, Narcotics, and Stimulants.
	3	1	Brewer, bottler and others engaged in brewing	1,062	1,057	5	622	2	435	3
		2	Maltster	165	165		123		42
		3	Distiller and rectifier of spirits	63	62	1	49	1	13
		4	Wine manufacturer (not grower)	30	26	4	6		20	4
		5	Cordial, aerated water manufacturer (all branches)	767	735	32	387	12	348	20
		6	Coffee roaster	9	9		8		1
		7	Tea mixer, taster	38	37	1	34	1	3
		8	Tobacco, cigar, cigarette manufacturer	873	490	383	477	383	13
		9	Ice manufacturer	18	18		17		1
		10	Spice manufacturer	21	12	9	11	9	1
		11	Condiment maker (all branches)	68	41	27	36	26	5	1
		12	Others (including vinegar maker)	18	16	2	15	2	1
			ORDER 18.—PERSONS NOT OTHERWISE CLASSED, ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE OR TREATMENT OF ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Matters (n.o.c.).
18	1	1	Soap, candle manufacturer	330	326	4	256	3	70	1
		2	Tallow-melter, boiling-down worker	45	45		29		16
		3	Tanner, currier (all branches)	1,327	1,325	2	865	2	460
		4	Fellmonger, woolwasher	451	450	1	301		149	1
		5	Bone-dust, manure manufacturer	62	60	2	29		31	2
		6	Others (including gluemaker, horse-hair drafter)	30	30		18		12
			Sub-order 2.—Wood (n.o.c.).
	2	1	Firewood cutter, chopper	1,341	1,341		18		1,323
		2	Fencer, hurdle maker	495	495		15		480
		3	Bark-mill owner, worker	7	7		2		5
		4	Cooper	340	340		228		112
		5	Others (including wood and fancy box maker, rubber worker)	382	341	41	335	40	6	1

[* Including sewing machinist and machinist (undefined), some of whom may have been employed in bootmaking trade.] [† Number of females probably incomplete. (See footnote above.)]

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
18	3	1	Sub-order 3.—Vegetable Produce for Fodder.
		3	Chaffcutter, haypresser	414	413	1	29		384	1
			Oil and seed-cake maker	1	1		1
	4	1	Sub-order 4.—Paper Manufacture.
		2	Paper manufacture (all branches)	130	103	27	60	20	43	7
			Others	11	4	7	4	7
			ORDER 19.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE, ETC., OF METALS OR MINERALS OTHER THAN THOSE USED FOR FUEL OR LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals (n.o.c.).
19	1	1	Monumental, marble mason, stone cutter, dresser	520	520		345		175
		2	Limeburner	59	59		2		57
		3	Plaster maker, cement manufacturer	65	65		29		36
		4	Brick-maker, tile manufacturer	1,087	1,075	12	530	3	545	9
		5	Potter	398	392	6	282	1	110	5
		6	Glass manufacturer, worker	413	411	2	408	2	3
		7	Crockery, earthenware repairer, maker	26	26		26
		8	Asphalt, pitch maker	4	4		3		1
		9	Asbestos worker	1	1		1
		10	Others	2	2		2
			Sub-order 2.—Workers in Jewellery, Precious Stones, and Minting.
	2	1a	Goldsmith (not watchmaker), silversmith, jeweller	734	712	22	614	20	98	2
		1b	Gold-beater	24	24		23		1
		2	Lapidary, precious stones worker	39	38	1	38	1
		3	Electro plater, plater	80	76	4	67	4	9
		4	Persons engaged in minting	33	33		33
			Sub-order 3.—Workers in various metals, (n.o.c.).
	3	1	Tinsmith, zinc, galvanized-iron worker galvanizer	1,200	1,191	9	887	4	304	5
		2	Copper smith, worker	124	123	1	118	1	5
		3	Brass founder, moulder, worker	452	452		414		38
		4	Lead and antimony worker (not type of shot maker)	8	7	1	7	1
		5	Iron and steel founder, moulder, worker	2,885	2,875	10	2,102	9	773	1
		6	Wire-worker	148	141	7	133	7	8
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	5,912	5,903	9	1,825	1	4,078	8
		8	Others (including mail-maker, japanner, metal polisher)	189	185	4	172	3	13	1
			ORDER 20.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE CONVERSION OF COAL, ETC., TO PURPOSES OF HEAT, LIGHT, OR OTHER FORMS OF ENERGY (N.O.C.)
			Sub-order 1.—Working in Fuel, Light, and other forms of Energy.
20	1	1a	Gas manufacture manager, worker	490	488	2	365	1	123	1
		1b	Gas supply officer	162	162		143		19
		2	Coke manufacturer, burner	6	6		6
		3	Electric light or energy producer, worker, supplier	154	154		127		27
		4	Hydraulic power producer, worker	8	8		8
		5	Charcoal burner	106	105	1			105	1
		7	Others (including matchmaker, lamp-lighter)	146	112	34	83	34	29
			Sub-class B.—Constructors of Buildings, Works, &c.
			ORDER 21.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OR MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS, ROADS, RAILWAYS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Houses and Buildings.
21	1	1	Builder, contractor, manager, foreman, clerk	1,335	1,333	2	917	2	416
		2	Stonemason, hodman, labourer	714	714		388		326
		3	Bricklayer, hodman, labourer	1,956	1,956		1,192		764
		4a	Carpenter, labourer	8,271	8,271		4,047		4,224
		4b	Venetian-blind maker	63	63		49		14
		5	Slater, shingler	119	119		103		16
		6	Plasterer, modeller	976	976		724		252
		7	House-painter, paperhanger, glazier	4,024	4,016	8	2,591	3	1,425	5
		8	Plumber, gasfitter, bellhanger	2,444	2,440	4	1,800	4	640
		9	Locksmith	24	23	1	20	1	3
		10	Others (chiefly signwriters)	161	161		137		24

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order2.—Roads, Railways, Tramways, Earthworks, &c., or Undefined.
21	2	1a	Road, railway, tramway, bridge, telegraph, wharf contractor	717	715	2	81	2	634
		1b	Road labourer	4,338	4,338		1,333		3,005
		2	Skilled assistant, foreman, inspector, manager	161	161		34		127
		3	Carter, teamster, assisting in making or repairing roads, &c.	57	57		14		43
		4	Engine-driver, fireman, engaged in making railways, roads, &c.	8	8		4		4
		5	Railway navvy, labourer, platelayer	785	785		108		677
		6	Road metal contractor, stone breaker	372	372		140		232
		7	Dredge worker, diver	35	35		3		32
		7a	Sewer contractor, labourer (construction)	595	595		595
		8	Drainer, pavior, tar pavement maker	221	221		173		48
		9	Others	33	33		19		14
			SUB-CLASS C.—OTHERS AND UNDEFINED INDUSTRIAL WORKERS.
			ORDER 22.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE DISPOSAL OF THE DEAD, OF DEAD MATTER, SILT, OR REFUSE.
			Sub-order 1.—Disposal of the Dead.
22	1	1	Undertaker	226	207	19	120	10	87	9
		2	Cemetery keeper, grave digger	96	94	2	57	1	37	1
		3	Others	2	1	1	1	1
			Sub-order 2.—Disposal of Refuse.
	2	1	Seavenger, street cleaner	606	606		441		165
		2	Chimney sweep	64	64		49		15
		3	Sanitary contractor, nightman	175	173	2	82	1	91	1
		4	Sewerage clerk, worker, overseer	114	114		98		16
		5	Others	1	1		1
			ORDER 23.—INDUSTRIAL WORKERS IMPERFECTLY DEFINED.
			Sub-order 1.—Imperfectly Defined.
23	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)	1,947	1,505	442	1,079	348	426	94
		2	Factory worker, manager (so defined)	1,017	685	332	527	308	158	24
		3	Engineer, engine-driver, stoker, fireman (so defined)	2,343	2,343		1,238		1,105
		4	Machinist, machine hand (so defined)	206	206		149		57
		5	Contractor, manager, apprentice, foreman (so defined)	2,461	2,384	77	698	54	1,686	23
		6	Labourer, undefined	15,498	15,494	4	5,069		10,425	4
		7	Others	36	36		11		25
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
			ORDER 24.—PERSONS MAINLY ENGAGED IN AGRICULTURAL, PASTORAL, OR MINERAL PURSUITS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Agricultural Pursuits.
24	1	1	Farmer, and relative assisting	60,754	44,724	16,030	423	51	44,301	15,979
		2	Farm manager, overseer	368	362	6	14		348	6
		3	Farm servant, agricultural labourer	21,764	21,160	604	711	4	20,449	600
		4	Market gardener	4,814	4,622	192	787	10	3,835	182
		5	Fruit-grower, orchardist	2,890	2,540	350	76	6	2,464	344
		6	Hop, cotton, tea, coffee grower	126	74	52	4	2	70	50
		7	Tobacco grower	60	60				60
		8	Wine-grower, vigneron	1,540	1,469	71	19		1,450	71
		9	Sugar-planter	1	1		1
		10	Horticulturist, gardener	3,331	3,261	70	1,558	10	1,703	60
		11	Agricultural Department officer	41	41		28		13
		12	Others* (threshing machine owner, worker, &c.)	231	225	6	15		210	6
			Sub-order 2.—Pastoral Pursuits.
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stock breeder, and relative assisting	7,365	5,823	1,542	234	14	5,589	1,528
		2	Station manager, overseer, clerk	644	633	11	81		552	11
		3	Stock-rider, drover, shearer, shepherd, pastoral labourer	4,947	4,940	7	311		4,629	7
		4	Dairy farmer, and relative assisting	13,963	8,475	5,488	118	63	8,357	5,425
		5	Dairy assistant, milker	3,615	3,226	389	68	4	3,158	385
		6	Poultry farmer	316	185	131	48	22	137	109
		7	Stock and Brands Department officer	18	18		4		14
		8	Others (including pig farmer)	52	51	1	8	1	43

[* Including of swagmen.]

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS—continued.
			Sub-order 3.—The capture, preservation, or destruction of Wild Animals, or the acquisition of their products.
24	3	1	Bee-keeper	142	119	23			119	23
		2	Kangaroo hunter, rabbiter	1,267	1,267		10		1,257
		3	Wild fowl, game keeper, hunter	16	16		2		14
		4	Others (including vermin inspector, destroyer)	34	34				34
			Sub-order 4.—Fisheries.
	4	2	Fisherman	913	911	2	59		852	2
		3	Oyster-bed lessee, worker, shell-fish catcher	2	2				2
		5	Others	3	3		1		2
			Sub-order 5.—Forestry, or the acquisition of Raw Products yielded by Natural Vegetation.
	5	1	Forest Department officer, ranger	51	51		1		50
		2	Forest saw mill proprietor, worker	1,309	1,307	2	1		1,306	2
		3	Axeman, woodman, timber-getter, splitter	1,924	1,924		16		1,908
		4	Bark stripper	32	31	1			31	1
		5	Collector of pith and fibre-yielding plants	4	4				4
		6	Tree-ringer, grubber	13	13		1		12
		7	Others (chiefly bushmen, bush labourers, so stated)	494	494		4		490
			Sub-order 6.—Engaged in the Conservation of Water in all its forms, and in Water Supply from Natural Sources.
	6	1	Water Supply Department officer	139	139		79		60
		2	Water Supply Department caretaker, worker	328	327	1	71		256	1
		3	Water Supply (private) officer, worker, well-sinker	117	117		4		113
		4	Water carrier, carter	5	5				5
		5	Others (including reservoir caretaker, worker, undefined)	67	67		50		17
			Sub-order 7.—Mines, Quarries, or the acquisition of Natural Mineral Products.
	7	1a	Mines Department officer (not geologist)	80	76	4	41		35	4
		1b	Mining engineer, inspector, surveyor (not Government)	148	148		64		84
		2	Mine, gold (quartz), proprietor, manager, worker	10,522	10,520	2	226		10,294	2
		3	Mine, gold (alluvial), proprietor, manager, worker	9,068	9,068		64		9,004
		4	Mine, gold (undefined), proprietor, manager, worker	2,093	2,092	1	172	1	1,920
		4a	Mine (undefined), proprietor, manager, worker	6,163	6,162	1	466		5,696	1
		5	Mine, tin (lode), worker	2	2		1		1
		6	Mine, tin (alluvial), proprietor, manager, worker	19	19		2		17
		7	Mine, silver, proprietor, manager, worker	5	5		3		2
		8	Mine, coal, proprietor, manager, worker	894	894		6		888
		10	Mine, copper, manager, worker	12	12		9		3
		12	Mine, precious stones, manager, worker,	5	5		2		3
		13a	Mine expert, amalgamator, diamond drill worker	76	76		18		58
		13b	Mine director, agent, legal manager, clerk, secretary	524	514	10	276	4	238	6
		14	Quartz crusher	635	635		5		630
		15	Pyrites worker, ore roaster	67	67		1		66
		16	Cyanide worker, &c.	210	210		3		207
		17	Smelter—gold	4	4				4
		22	Smelter—others	21	21		21
		23	Quarry proprietor, manager, clerk	101	100	1	59		41	1
		24	Quarryman, worker	796	796		483		313
		25	Others	2	2		1		1

TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS VII.—INDEFINITE.
			ORDER 25.—PERSONS WHOSE OCCUPATIONS WERE IMPERFECTLY DEFINED, EMBRACING THOSE WHO DERIVE INCOMES FROM PAST SERVICES RENDERED, ETC. (N.O.C.).
			Sub-order 1.—Persons of Independent Means.
25	1	1a	Pensioner	2,588	2,212	376	1,341	195	871	181
		1b	Old-age pensioner (householder)	1,717	1,285	532	239	122	946	410
		2	Annuitant	983	287	696	171	435	116	261
		3	Independent means, lady, gentleman (so returned)	2,395	1,458	937	718	566	740	371
		3a	No occupation (so stated)	2,376	2,094	282	1,193	191	901	91
		4	Others (including tourist, globe-trotter)	7	6	1	2		4	1
			CLASS VIII.—DEPENDENTS.
			ORDER 26.—PERSONS DEPENDENT UPON NATURAL GUARDIANS.
			Sub-order 1.—Dependent Relatives and others (exclusive of Scholars).
26	1	1	Wife	154,298		154,298		66,139		88,159
		2	Widow, &c., performing domestic duties (Head of House)	20,657		20,657		10,680		9,977
		3	Son, daughter, relative	215,650	79,246	136,404	28,184	51,720	51,602	84,684
		4	Visitor (no occupation stated)	7,934	1,295	6,639	489	2,754	806	3,885
		5	Boarder, lodger (no occupation stated)	6,032	1,353	4,679	871	3,279	482	1,400
		6	Others	2,134	821	1,313	373	626	448	687
			Sub-order 2.—Dependent Scholars and Students.
	2	1	Student at university	448	346	102	313	93	33	9
		2	Scholar at college, grammar, or high school	8,031	4,846	3,185	3,193	2,063	1,653	1,122
		3	Scholar state school	188,797	96,107	92,690	33,220	32,156	62,887	60,534
		4	Scholar denominational school	17,402	8,327	9,075	4,660	5,085	3,667	3,990
		5	Scholar private school	15,268	5,834	9,434	3,482	6,070	2,352	3,364
		6	Scholar school not stated	2,287	1,239	1,048	337	322	902	726
		7	Scholar home	9,272	3,865	5,407	1,307	2,064	2,558	3,343
			ORDER 27.—PERSONS DEPENDENT UPON THE STATE, OR UPON PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SUPPORT.
			Sub-order 1.—Supported by Voluntary and State Contributions.
27	1	1	*Inmate of hospital	2,382	1,434	948	526	501	908	447
		2	*Inmate of Benevolent Asylums (including Immigrant's Home)	2,442	1,634	808	1,006	580	628	228
		3	*Inmate of Lunatic Asylum	4,300	2,262	2,038	1,048	880	1,214	1,158
		4	*Inmate of Orphan Asylum	540	291	249	68	138	223	111
		5	*Inmate of Blind Asylum	55	35	20	35	20
		6	*Inmate of Deaf and Dumb Asylum	62	31	31	31	31
		7	*Inmate of Female Refuge	520		520		480		40
		8	*Inmate of other charitable institution	840	288	552	112	415	176	137
		9	Old-age pensioner (not a householder)	1,205	535	670	227	383	308	287
		10	Pauper, beggar	52	48	4	7	2	41	2
			Sub-order 2.—Criminal Class (under legal detention).*
	2	1	*Inmate of gaol, penal establishment	1,186	971	215	726	211	245	4
		2	*Inmate of lock-up, watch-house	83	72	11	35	11	37
		3	*Inmate of reformatory, industrial school	478	100	378	50	333	50	45
			NOT SPECIFIED.
			Occupation not stated (breadwinners)	3,065	2,356	709	1,047	368	1,309	341
			Occupation not stated (section unknown)	1,872	1,166	706	56	19	1,110	687

[* For particulars of the occupations usually followed by these, see Table 9, post ; and (for Hospitals and Lunatic Asylums) Part VII. of the Census, Table 6.]

Table 3.—Occupations by Age Groups and by Occupation Grades., SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			Total of Victoria	Males	603,883	66,969	139,781	58,896	50,593	175,945	72,815	36,822	2,062
			Total of Victoria	Females	597,458	65,300	137,388	59,717	57,632	177,929	68,860	29,249	1,383
			Total Specified Occupations	Males	600,361	66,969	139,652	58,501	50,253	175,257	72,440	36,214	1,075
			Total Specified Occupations	Females	596,043	65,300	137,375	59,537	57,422	177,592	68,770	29,175	872
			BY SECTIONS.
			A. BREADWINNERS (INCLUDING THE UNEMPLOYED)	Males	389,381		11,275	52,243	49,149	172,665	70,476	32,658	915	43,157	71,384	234,203	26,842	13,795
			A. BREADWINNERS (INCLUDING THE UNEMPLOYED)	Females	144,668		4,788	32,199	30,891	51,535	17,903	7,054	298	4,997	22,879	87,397	26,748	2,647
			B. DEPENDENTS (NON-BREAD-WINNERS)	Males	210,980	66,969	128,377	6,258	1,104	2,592	1,964	3,556	160
			B. DEPENDENTS (NON-BREAD-WINNERS)	Females	451,375	65,300	132,587	27,338	26,531	126,057	50,867	22,121	574
			Occupation not stated (chiefly Bread-winners)	Males	3,522		129	395	340	688	375	608	987
			Occupation not stated (chiefly Bread-winners)	Females	1,415		13	180	210	337	90	74	511
			BY CLASSES.
			SECTION A.—BREADWINNERS.
I.			Professional	Males	20,383		235	1,609	2,312	11,015	4,223	954	35	1,312	3,094	15,520	97	310
I.			Professional	Females	14,841		39	1,612	3,138	7,225	2,286	516	25	215	3,432	10,623	209	362
II.			Domestic	Males	13,129		397	1,645	1,666	5,679	2,663	1,035	44	2,013	1,970	8,243	621	282
II.			Domestic	Females	53,686		2,212	12,285	12,513	19,191	5,916	1,418	151	1,193	4,330	42,934	3,962	1,267
III.			Commercial#x00aa7;—Total	Males	64,633		2,180	9,603	8,827	28,284	10,694	4,868	177	8,231	15,232	37,584	1,731	1,855
III.			Commercial#x00aa7;—Total	Females	14,415		217	2,177	2,494	5,142	2,823	1,528	34	732	5,203	5,824	2,495	161
			Sub-class A.—Property and Finance	Males	10,039		64	921	996	3,670	2,125	2,250	13	1,074	3,992	4,811	69	93
			Sub-class A.—Property and Finance	Females	2,760			23	76	516	1,106	1,034	5	102	2,538	83	35	2
			Sub-class B.—Trade	Males	53,501		2,101	8,580	7,672	24,037	8,361	2,586	164	7,148	11,235	31,740	1,660	1,718
			Sub-class B.—Trade	Females	11,655		217	2,154	2,418	4,626	1,717	494	29	630	2,665	5,741	2,460	159
			Sub-class C.—Storage	Males	1,093		15	102	159	577	208	32		9	5	1,033	2	44
IV.			Transport and Communication	Males	30,318		1,137	3,126	3,316	16,892	4,999	780	68	978	2,376	25,990	267	707
IV.			Transport and Communication	Females	1,198		8	69	152	714	226	27	2	47	5	1,130	15	1
V.			Industrial‖—Total	Males	113,527		2,978	17,004	14,983	52,520	19,509	6,289	244	10,053	9,815	85,700	1,541	6,418
V.			Industrial‖—Total	Females	32,706		1,174	10,269	8,093	11,056	1,715	353	46	1,148	4,478	25,376	856	848
			Sub-class A.—Manufacturers	Males	62,222		2,196	11,118	8,944	28,010	9,371	2,471	112	5,953	6,010	46,656	1,001	2,602
			Sub-class A.—Manufacturers	Females	31,810		1,118	9,995	7,899	10,777	1,645	334	42	1,047	4,402	24,735	798	828
			Sub-class B.—Constructors of Buildings, Works, &c.	Males	27,392		340	2,504	2,513	14,105	5,662	2,214	54	2,438	2,781	20,032	324	1,817
			Sub-class B.—Constructors of Buildings, Works, &c.	Females	17			2	2	8	4	1		6		8	3
			Sub-class C.—Others and undefined industrial workers	Males	23,913		442	3,382	3,526	10,405	4,476	1,604	78	1,662	1,024	19,012	216	1,999
			Sub-class C.—Others and undefined industrial workers	Females	879		56	272	192	271	66	18	4	95	76	633	55	20

Table 3.—Occupations by Age Groups and by Occupation Grades., SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
VI.			Primary Producers	Males	140,149		4,347	19,242	17,991	57,865	26,774	13,592	338	20,560	33,867	58,954	22,585	4,183
VI.			Primary Producers	Females	24,998		1,137	5,756	4,381	7,729	4,185	1,776	34	1,662	2,983	1,134	19,211	8
VII.			Indefinite	Males	7,242		1	14	54	410	1,614	5,140	9		5,030	2,212
VII.			Indefinite	Females	2,824		1	31	120	478	752	1,436	6		2,448	376
			SECTION B.—DEPENDENTS (NON-BREADWINNERS.)
VIII.			Dependents	Males	210,980	66,969	128,377	6,258	1,104	2,592	1,964	3,556	160
VIII.			Dependents	Females	451,375	65,300	132,587	27,338	26,531	126,057	50,867	22,121	574
			Occupation not stated (chiefly Breadwinners)	Males	3,522		129	395	340	688	375	608	987
			Occupation not stated (chiefly Breadwinners)	Females	1,415		13	180	210	337	90	74	511
			BY ORDERS.
			Ministering to—
I.	1		Government, Defence, &c.¶	Males	6,719		53	431	607	4,035	1,332	252	9	371	430	5,866	8	44
I.	1		Government, Defence, &c.¶	Females	165			7	18	92	41	7			1	161	2
	2		Religion, charity, science, education, &c.	Males	13,664		182	1,178	1,705	6,980	2,891	702	26	951	2,664	9,654	89	306
	2		Religion, charity, science, education, &c.	Females	14,676		39	1,605	3,120	7,133	2,245	509	25	215	3,431	10,462	207	361
II.	3		Board, lodging, and attendance	Males	13,129		397	1,645	1,666	5,679	2,663	1,035	44	2,013	1,970	8,243	621	282
II.	3		Board, lodging, and attendance	Females	53,686		2,212	12,285	12,513	19,191	5,916	1,418	151	1,193	4,330	42,934	3,962	1,267
			Dealing in—
III.	4		Money and real property	Males	10,039		64	921	996	3,670	2,125	2,250	13	1,074	3,992	4,811	69	93
III.	4		Money and real property	Females	2,760			23	76	516	1,106	1,034	5	102	2,538	83	35	2
	5		Art and mechanic productions	Males	3,720		345	590	409	1,656	570	146	4	563	629	2,396	59	73
	5		Art and mechanic productions	Females	934		21	162	158	409	146	37	1	82	245	410	190	7
	6		Textile fabrics, dress and fibrous materials	Males	6,374		306	1,286	1,070	2,715	819	169	9	619	371	5,113	63	208
	6		Textile fabrics, dress and fibrous materials	Females	2,452		35	646	685	891	158	33	4	113	185	1,928	176	50
	7		Foods, drinks,** narcotics, and stimulants	Males	18,217		691	3,014	2,876	8,218	2,574	807	37	2,945	3,930	10,072	742	528
	7		Foods, drinks,** narcotics, and stimulants	Females	3,428		84	443	508	1,431	746	207	9	228	1,237	640	1,314	9
	8		Animals and animal and vegetable substances ††	Males	3,977		67	458	588	2,072	620	158	14	578	801	2,368	90	140
	8		Animals and animal and vegetable substances ††	Females	198		4	42	45	76	23	8		28	38	84	47	1
	9 (10)		Metals or minerals other than those used for fuel and light	Males	2,044		60	398	344	911	250	81		260	160	1,648	16	60
	9 (10)		Metals or minerals other than those used for fuel and light	Females	162			33	30	76	17	5	1	11	16	95	40
	10 (9)		Minerals, &c., mainly used for fuel and light	Males	2,794		90	547	368	1,131	487	163	8	438	959	1,056	305	36
	10 (9)		Minerals, &c., mainly used for fuel and light	Females	34			2	4	16	11		1	11	5	3	15
			Engaged in—
	11		General dealing and mercantile pursuits	Males	16,091		541	2,281	1,994	7,125	2,998	1,060	92	1,709	4,283	9,054	384	661
	11		General dealing and mercantile pursuits	Females	4,446		72	826	988	1,727	616	204	13	157	939	2,580	678	92
	12		Speculating on chance events	Males	284		1	6	23	209	43	2		36	102	133	1	12
	12		Speculating on chance events	Females	1		1									1
	13		Storage	Males	1,093		15	102	159	577	208	32		9	5	1,033	2	44
IV.	14a & b		Transport and communication	Males	30,318		1,137	3,126	3,316	16,892	4,999	780	68	978	2,376	25,990	267	707
IV.	14a & b		Transport and communication	Females	1,198		8	69	152	714	226	27	2	47	5	1,130	15	1
			Manufacturers of—
V.	15		Art and mechanic productions	Males	20,676		732	3,676	2,681	9,572	3,193	781	41	1,973	1,925	15,626	221	931
V.	15		Art and mechanic productions	Females	1,748		84	670	431	491	63	9		36	47	1,585	61	19
	16		Textile fabrics, dress and fibrous materials	Males	10,664		445	1,654	1,447	4,704	1,773	629	12	1,094	1,969	7,069	137	395
	16		Textile fabrics, dress and fibrous materials	Females	28,450		935	8,698	7,098	9,903	1,481	293	42	919	4,308	21,957	471	795
	17		Foods, drinks, ** narcotics, and stimulants	Males	10,251		362	1,693	1,713	4,765	1,357	337	24	1,071	499	8,029	223	429
	17		Foods, drinks, ** narcotics, and stimulants	Females	1,402		88	551	321	334	83	25		72	46	1,015	258	11

NOTE.—The letters N.O.C., wherever they appear for "Not otherwise classed." Classification numbers in brackets indicate the order in other Australian States.

[* The total number of children unspecified as to age was 878, viz.:—502males and 376 females. Of these it has been assumed that 162 males and 121 females were under five years, and 340 males and 255 females between five and fifteen years of age.] [† The following persons, in regard to whom a difficulty arose have been classified as "On own account":—Capitalists, property-owners, house or land owners or proprietors, old-age pensioners returned as householders(all other old-age pensioners have been counted as Dependents).] [‡ The following persons have been classified as "Wage-earners":—Clergymen, members of religious orders, such as nuns, sisters of charity, &c. ; students of the professions, arts, and sciences ; and pensioners (ordinary).] [§ Including dealers who were also in a minor degree manufacturers. See Table IV., Section A.] [‖ Including manufacturers who were also in a minor degree dealers. See Table IV., Section B.] [¶ Administrative officers only. Government officers performing duties of a technical, commercial, or professional nature are classed under other heads.] [** Exclusive of hotel, restaurant, &c., keepers. See Class II.] [†† Except primary producers grouped under Class VI.]

TABLE 3.—Occupations by Age Groups and by Occupation Grades.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA —continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY ORDERS—continued.
			Manufacturers of—
V.	18		Animal and vegetable substances	Males	5,281		155	815	886	2,332	880	197	16	324	542	4,098	114	203
V.	18		Animal and vegetable substances	Females	85		6	35	19	18	5	2		2		82		1
	19		Metals or minerals other than those used for fuel and light	Males	14,315		484	3,190	2,137	6,065	1,951	470	18	1,464	1,022	10,904	295	630
	19		Metals or minerals other than those used for fuel and light	Females	88		4	21	18	28	12	5		18	1	59	8	2
	20		Materials, used for heat, light or energy	Males	1,035		18	90	80	572	217	57	1	27	53	930	11	14
	20		Materials, used for heat, light or energy	Females	37		1	20	12	3	1					37
	21		Constructors of buildings, roads, railways, earthworks, &c.	Males	27,392		340	2,504	2,513	14,105	5,662	2,214	54	2,438	2,781	20,032	324	1,817
	21		Constructors of buildings, roads, railways, earthworks, &c.	Females	17			2	2	8	4	1		6		8	3
	22		Engaged in disposing of the dead, or refuse	Males	1,260		14	65	94	676	312	97	2	89	102	1,028	18	23
	22		Engaged in disposing of the dead, or refuse	Females	24			1	1	12	7	2	1	11	1	7	5
	23		Ill-defined industrial workers (chiefly labourers)	Males	22,653		428	3,317	3,432	9,729	4,164	1,507	76	1,573	922	17,984	198	1,979
	23		Ill-defined industrial workers (chiefly labourers)	Females	855		56	271	191	259	59	16	3	84	75	626	50	20
VI.	24		Engaged on land or with animals, and in obtaining raw products from natural sources	Males	140,149		4,347	19,242	17,991	57,865	26,774	13,592	338	20,560	33,867	58,954	22,585	4,183
VI.	24			Females	24,998		1,137	5,756	4,381	7,729	4,185	1,776	34	1,662	2,983	1,134	19,211	8
			Persons—
VII.	25		Of independent means	Males	7,242		1	14	54	410	1,614	5,140	9		5,030	2,212
VII.	25		Of independent means	Females	2,824		1	31	120	478	752	1,436	6		2,448	376
VIII.	26		Dependent upon natural guardians	Males	203,279	66,849	127,698	5,969	745	629	303	1,035	51
VIII.	26		Dependent upon natural guardians	Females	444,931	65,172	131,799	26,870	26,145	124,433	49,634	20,411	467
	27		Dependent upon the State or upon public or private support	Males	7,701	120	679	289	359	1,963	1,661	2,521	109
	27		Dependent upon the State or upon public or private support	Females	6,444	128	788	468	386	1,624	1,233	1,710	107
			Occupations not stated (chiefly breadwinners)	Males	3,522		129	395	340	688	375	608	987
			Occupations not stated (chiefly breadwinners)	Females	1,415		13	180	210	337	90	74	511
			BY SUB-ORDERS.
			Ministering to—
I.	1	1	General government	Males	1,427		7	62	60	879	371	46	2		2	1,425
I.	1	1	General government	Females	91			2	12	51	21	5				89	2
		2	Municipal government	Males	856		3	55	81	386	231	100				853	3
		2	Municipal government	Females	19			3	3	4	8	1				19
		3	Defence	Males	689		2	70	187	360	66	2	2			689
		4	Law and order	Males	3,747		41	244	279	2,410	664	104	5	371	428	2,899	5	44
		4	Law and order	Females	55			2	3	37	12	1			1	53		1
	2	1	Religion	Males	1,782		1	10	117	920	538	188	8			1,767	8	7
	2	1	Religion	Females	682			18	115	434	102	13				667	12	3
		2	Charity	Males	135			7	13	58	42	15				135
		2	Charity	Females	245			11	43	138	43	8	2			242		3
		3	Health	Males	3,156		104	267	448	1,536	631	168	2	434	1,080	1,557	36	49
		3	Health	Females	4,261		4	84	486	1,941	1,334	400	12	36	1,522	2,469	55	179
		4	Literature	Males	684		1	23	58	382	190	29	1	92	100	466	3	23
		4	Literature	Females	108			16	30	46	13	2	1	4	21	79	2	2

TABLE 3.—Occupations by Age Groups and by Occupation Grades.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA —continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		5	Science	Males	318			34	71	162	42	9		18	60	220	1	19
		5	Science	Females	18			2	8	7	1				4	14
		6	Civil engineering, architecture, and surveying	Males	1,756		8	136	185	1,014	310	98	5	195	297	1,177	13	74
		6	Civil engineering, architecture, and surveying	Females	1				1								1
		7	Education	Males	2,814		11	353	335	1,434	608	70	3	60	133	2,590	7	24
		7	Education	Females	6,383		20	1,102	1,645	3,071	493	45	7	159	474	5,555	84	111
		8	Fine arts	Males	762		17	75	96	378	154	42		86	321	325	6	24
		8	Fine arts	Females	584		6	86	154	297	36	5		3	207	330	23	21
		9	Music	Males	832		6	33	86	475	186	45	1	14	463	330	5	20
		9	Music	Females	2,127		2	235	556	1,092	209	30	3	9	1,168	908	22	20
		10	Amusements	Males	1,425		34	240	296	621	190	38	6	52	210	1,087	10	66
		10	Amusements	Females	267		7	51	82	107	14	6		4	35	198	8	22
			Engaged in—
II.	3	1	Boarding and lodging	Males	6,984		99	555	754	3,289	1,690	581	16	1,631	1,291	3,313	573	176
II.	3	1	Boarding and lodging	Females	14,850		207	2,114	3,181	6,119	2,529	670	30	1,083	3,268	6,644	3,740	115
		2	Domestic service and attendance	Males	6,145		298	1,090	912	2,390	973	454	28	382	679	4,930	48	106
		2	Domestic service and attendance	Females	38,836		2,005	10,171	9,332	13,072	3,387	748	121	110	1,062	36,290	222	1,152
III.	4	1	Banking and finance	Males	4,552		26	532	552	1,936	868	631	7	372	1,354	2,762	17	47
III.	4	1	Banking and finance	Females	560			7	25	124	194	208	2	17	508	19	16
		2	Insurance and valuation	Males	2,486		20	290	350	1,227	478	118	3	345	317	1,776	16	32
		2	Insurance and valuation	Females	52			4	21	22	4	1		2	5	41	2	2
			Dealing in—
		3	Land and household property	Males	2,976		16	97	91	499	770	1,500	3	350	2,317	261	35	13
		3	Land and household property	Females	2,144			12	29	367	908	825	3	83	2,025	19	17
		4	Patents and copyrights	Males	25		2	2	3	8	9	1		7	4	12	1	1
		4	Patents and copyrights	Females	4				1	3						4
	5	1	Books, publications, and advertising	Males	1,103		265	223	78	324	154	58	1	184	187	680	31	21
	5	1	Books, publications, and advertising	Females	251		8	31	29	116	56	11		39	52	72	88
		2	Musical instruments	Males	132		4	18	18	64	21	6	1	22	28	80	2
		2	Musical instruments	Females	19			5	4	7	3			2	2	14	1
		3	Prints, pictures, and art materials	Males	37		1	2	7	15	10	2		2	15	20
		3	Prints, pictures, and art materials	Females	13		1	1	3	7	1			1	1	10	1
		4	Ornaments, minor art products, and small wares	Males	218		7	30	25	93	46	17		34	86	91	2	5
		4	Ornaments, minor art products, and small wares	Females	273		3	41	45	118	48	18		19	111	100	41	2
		5	Equipment for sports and games	Males	16		1	2	5	8				1	1	13		1
		6	Designs, medals, type, and dies	Males	12		1	2		5	4			1	4	7
		6	Designs, medals, type, and dies	Females	3				1	2					1	2
		7	Watches, clocks, jewellery, plated ware, and scientific instruments	Males	269		6	35	33	142	44	9		47	56	157	5	4
		7		Females	39		2	7	10	17	2	1		2	1	33	2	1
		8	Surgical instruments and appliances	Males	11			2	1	7	1			3	2	6
		8	Surgical instruments and appliances	Females	1						1			1
		9	Arms, ammunition, and explosives	Males	5				1	2	2				2	3
		10	Machines, tools, and implements	Males	327		4	20	29	224	47	3		20	28	271	1	7
		10	Machines, tools, and implements	Females	18			5	5	8					1	14	3
		11	Carriages and vehicles	Males	135		3	28	22	80		2		24	22	86		3
		11	Carriages and vehicles	Females	7			2	3	2					2	4	1
		12	Harness, saddlery, and leatherware	Males	146		1	24	21	65	31	4		41	28	71	3	3
		12	Harness, saddlery, and leatherware	Females	7		1	2		3	1			1	1	2	3
		13	Ships, boats, and their equipment, and marine stores	Males	29		1	4	3	11	6	4		10	6	11	2
		13	Ships, boats, and their equipment, and marine stores	Females	1			1									1
		14	House fittings	Males	196		4	38	23	95	31	4	1	21	12	161	1	1
		14	House fittings	Females	12		1	1	2	7	1			1	2	4	4	1
		15	Furniture	Males	543		17	72	63	281	92	18		84	92	349	6	12
		15	Furniture	Females	65			12	9	34	8	2		4	19	23	19
		16	Chemicals and by-products	Males	112		1	10	19	64	12	5	1	11	10	90		1
		16	Chemicals and by-products	Females	7				4	1	1	1			2	4		1

TABLE 3.—Occupations by Age Groups and by Occupation Grades.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY SUB-ORDERS—continued.
			Dealing in—
III.	5	17	Paper, paper-makers' materials, and stationery	Males	429		29	80	61	176	69	14		58	50	300	6	15
III.	5	17	Paper, paper-makers' materials, and stationery	Females	218		5	54	43	87	24	4	1	12	50	128	26	2
	6	1	Textile fabrics	Males	5,406		242	1,119	914	2,301	685	136	9	450	251	4,479	41	185
	6	1	Textile fabrics	Females	2,096		27	558	615	739	127	26	4	88	142	1,699	118	49
		2	Dress	Males	949		64	165	153	405	131	31		164	114	628	21	22
		2	Dress	Females	355		8	88	69	152	31	7		25	43	229	57	1
		3	Fibrous materials	Males	19			2	3	9	3	2		5	6	6	1	1
		3	Fibrous materials	Females	1				1								1
	7	1	Animal food	Males	7,906		259	1,136	1,240	3,743	1,141	365	22	1,475	1,479	4,199	464	289
	7	1	Animal food	Females	899		30	114	123	349	210	71	2	96	222	111	469	1
		2	Vegetable food	Males	3,554		113	383	435	1,761	692	186	4	622	1,539	1,197	160	36
		2	Vegetable food	Females	1,495		30	215	231	646	350	67	6	51	660	323	455	6
		3	Groceries, drinks,* narcotics and stimulants	Males	6,757		319	1,495	1,201	2,714	761	256	11	848	912	4,676	118	203
		3	Groceries, drinks,* narcotics and stimulants	Females	1,034		24	114	154	436	236	69	1	81	355	206	390	2
	8	1	Living animals	Males	1,349		13	121	213	774	180	36	12	196	547	527	43	36
	8	1	Living animals	Females	5			2		2	1			3			2
		2	Manures and animal waste products	Males	7			1		3	3			2	1	4
		3	Hides, skins and leather	Males	176		5	21	21	92	26	11		32	42	91	7	4
		3	Hides, skins and leather	Females	2						2			1	1
		4	Wool and other animal matters (n.o.c.)	Males	826		2	64	130	442	151	35	2	68	47	648	3	60
		4	Wool and other animal matters (n.o.c.)	Females	4				1	3				1		1	2
		5	Seeds, plants and fodder	Males	561		22	90	82	259	79	29		119	94	323	17	8
		5	Seeds, plants and fodder	Females	175		4	39	43	67	18	4		15	37	82	40	1
		6	Other vegetable matters (n.o.c.)	Males	1,058		25	161	142	502	181	47		161	70	775	20	32
		6	Other vegetable matters (n.o.c.)	Females	12			1	1	4	2	4		8		1	3
	9 (10)	1	Stone, clay, earthenware, glass and minerals (n.o.c.)	Males	378		13	47	39	194	58	27		60	75	232	7	4
	9 (10)	1	Stone, clay, earthenware, glass and minerals (n.o.c.)	Females	92			20	22	38	9	3		6	13	62	11
		2	Gold, silver, and precious stones	Males	19			1	3	14	1			5	9	4		1
		2	Gold, silver, and precious stones	Females	1					1							1
		3	Metals, other than gold and silver	Males	1,647		47	350	302	703	191	54		195	76	1,312	9	55
		3	Metals, other than gold and silver	Females	69			13	8	37	8	2	1	5	3	33	28
	10 (9)	1	Fuel and light	Males	2,794		90	547	368	1,131	487	163	8	438	959	1,056	305	36
	10 (9)	1	Fuel and light	Females	34			2	4	16	11		1	11	5	3	15
	11	1	Merchants, dealers (undefined)	Males	9,348		251	1,065	980	4,346	1,926	706	74	1,659	4,029	3,152	356	15
	11	1	Merchants, dealers (undefined)	Females	2,360		48	352	338	943	501	170	8	152	871	690	629	18
		2	Other mercantile persons	Males	6,743		290	1,216	1,014	2,779	1,072	354	18	50	254	5,902	28	509
		2	Other mercantile persons	Females	2,086		24	474	650	784	115	34	5	5	68	1,890	49	74
	12	1	Speculators on chance events	Males	284		1	6	23	209	43	2		36	102	133	1	12
	12	1	Speculators on chance events	Females	1		1									1
			Engaged—
	13	1	In storage	Males	1,093		15	102	159	577	208	32		9	5	1,033	2	44
IV.	14A	1	On railways (not construction)	Males	9,334		22	687	651	6,442	1,477	44	11			9,302		32
IV.	14A	1	On railways (not construction)	Females	276			9	14	158	93	2				276

TABLE 3.—Occupations by Age Groups and by Occupation Grades.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		2	On roads	Males	11,233		227	1,308	1,664	5,640	1,894	461	39	843	2,251	7,578	234	327
		2	On roads	Females	78			3	10	40	19	6		40		27	11
		3	On seas and rivers and the regulation thereof	Males	6,317		13	415	820	3,454	1,370	229	16	115	62	5,811	8	321
		3	On seas and rivers and the regulation thereof	Females	55			5	12	28	8	2		5	3	43	3	1
	14B	1(4)	In Postal service	Males	1,629		87	203	129	965	205	39	1	20	63	1,523	21	2
	14B	1(4)	In Postal service	Females	539		3	25	62	327	103	17	2	2	2	534	1
		2 (5)	In Telegraph and telephone service	Males	925		261	211	39	372	40	1	1			925
		2 (5)	In Telegraph and telephone service	Females	243		1	24	54	161	3					243
		3 (6)	Messengers and porters	Males	880		527	302	13	19	13	6				851	4	25
		3 (6)	Messengers and porters	Females	7		4	3								7
			Working in—
V.	15	1	Books and publications	Males	4,592		323	1,020	717	1,951	498	78	5	336	105	3,871	17	263
V.	15	1	Books and publications	Females	714		32	315	174	179	13	1		11		685	12	6
		2	Musical instruments	Males	187		3	13	16	105	37	13		3	103	74	5	2
		2	Musical instruments	Females	2					1	1					1	1
		3	Prints, pictures, and art materials	Males	439		24	100	58	196	50	9	2	30	43	343	4	19
		3	Prints, pictures, and art materials	Females	17		1	7	5	4						14	3
		4	Ornaments, minor art products and small wares	Males	604		30	124	75	267	86	21	1	66	94	414	10	20
		4	Ornaments, minor art products and small wares	Females	454		18	167	119	133	16	1		3	29	403	11	8
		5	Equipment for sports and games	Males	30		2	5	3	13	4	3		5	5	20
		6	Designs, medals, type, and dies	Males	298		6	63	30	142	45	12		28	33	230		7
		6	Designs, medals, type, and dies	Females	21		2	8	3	7	1					21
		7	Watches, clocks, and scientific instruments	Males	747		19	89	87	364	141	46	1	96	283	335	13	20
		7	Watches, clocks, and scientific instruments	Females	12		1	4	2	4	1			2		5	5
		8	Surgical instruments and appliances	Males	23		1	5	3	11	3			3	3	15	1	1
		8	Surgical instruments and appliances	Females	8			1		4	2	1		1	2	5
		9	Arms, ammunition, and explosives	Males	125		11	18	13	51	25	7		13	8	101	1	2
		9	Arms, ammunition, and explosives	Females	69		13	38	16	2						69
		10	Engines, machines, tools, and implements	Males	3,465		36	558	439	1,670	632	128	2	220	152	2,898	14	181
		10	Engines, machines, tools, and implements	Females	4			1	1	1		1		1		3
		11	Carriages and vehicles	Males	3,661		96	724	448	1,751	483	152	7	491	308	2,655	68	139
		11	Carriages and vehicles	Females	31		2	10	11	4	4			2	1	22	5	1
		12	Harness, saddlery, and leatherware	Males	1,878		66	392	267	780	300	71	2	279	349	1,157	44	49
		12	Harness, saddlery, and leatherware	Females	57		4	16	11	19	6	1		6	4	38	8	1
		13	Ships, boats, and their equipment	Males	390		3	20	16	123	155	73		36	39	270	3	42
		13	Ships, boats, and their equipment	Females	2			1				1		1		1
		14 (15)	House fittings	Males	1,413		34	192	186	677	262	60	2	88	60	1,171	11	83
		14 (15)	House fittings	Females	5					4	1			3		1	1
		15 (14)	Furniture	Males	2,367		58	277	259	1,255	403	96	19	212	305	1,736	18	96
		15 (14)	Furniture	Females	215		6	48	47	98	14	2		6	6	190	11	2
		16	Chemicals and by-products	Males	457		20	76	64	216	69	12		67	35	336	12	7
		16	Chemicals and by-products	Females	137		5	54	42	31	4	1			5	127	4	1
	16	1	Textile fabrics	Males	604		64	136	72	208	88	34	2	25	42	512	2	23
	16	1	Textile fabrics	Females	547		24	173	138	174	34	4		8	18	502	12	5
		2	Dress	Males	9,751		352	1,435	1,336	4,400	1,645	573	10	1,039	1,910	6,307	130	367
		2	Dress	Females	27,792		901	8,479	6,936	9,705	1,443	286	42	906	4,286	21,357	457	789
		3	Fibrous materials	Males	309		29	83	39	96	40	22		30	17	250	5	7
		3	Fibrous materials	Females	111		10	46	24	24	4	3		5	4	98	2	2
	17	1	Animal food	Males	1,708		45	203	329	885	217	27	2	102	48	1,476	37	45
	17	1	Animal food	Females	35		2	5	6	19	2	1		2	1	15	17
		2	Vegetable food	Males	5,875		257	1,112	991	2,531	739	223	22	739	332	4,372	165	267
		2	Vegetable food	Females	903		41	323	197	256	66	20		59	43	575	219	7
		3	Groceries, drinks,* narcotics, and stimulants	Males	2,668		60	378	393	1,349	401	87		230	119	2,181	21	117
		3	Groceries, drinks,* narcotics, and stimulants	Females	464		45	223	118	59	15	4		11	2	425	22	4
	18	1	Animal matters (n.o.c.)	Males	2,236		60	312	387	983	406	84	4	171	76	1,875	12	102
	18	1	Animal matters (n.o.c.)	Females	9				3	5		1		1		8

[* Exclusive of hotel, restaurant, &c., keepers. See Class II.]

TABLE 3.—Occupations by Age Groups and by Occupation Grades.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY SUB-ORDERS—continued.
			Working in—
V.	18	2	Wood, &c. (n.o.c.)	Males	2,524		76	428	394	1,098	420	101	7	116	455	1,763	95	95
V.	18	2	Wood, &c. (n.o.c.)	Females	41		4	22	9	6						40		1
		3	Vegetable produce for fodder	Males	414		13	56	87	210	36	8	4	35	11	358	6	4
		3	Vegetable produce for fodder	Females	1							1		1
		4	Paper manufacture	Males	107		6	19	18	41	18	4	1	2		102	1	2
		4	Paper manufacture	Females	34		2	13	7	7	5					34
	19	1	Stone, clay, earthenware, glass, and minerals (n.o.c.)	Males	2,555		121	402	310	1,196	407	117	2	222	150	1,994	45	144
	19	1	Stone, clay, earthenware, glass, and minerals (n.o.c.)	Females	20		1	6	2	7	2	2		3		17
		2	Jewellery, precious stones, and minting	Males	883		43	224	129	344	125	16	2	102	84	655	8	34
		2	Jewellery, precious stones, and minting	Females	27		1	5	8	10	3			1		24	2
		3	Metals, other than gold or silver	Males	10,877		320	2,564	1,698	4,525	1,419	337	14	1,140	788	8,255	242	452
		3	Metals, other than gold or silver	Females	41		2	10	8	11	7	3		14	1	18	6	2
	20	1	Fuel, light, and energy	Males	1,035		18	90	80	572	217	57	1	27	53	930	11	14
	20	1	Fuel, light, and energy	Females	37		1	20	12	3	1					37
	21	1	Houses and buildings	Males	20,072		292	2,043	1,627	10,351	3,980	1,746	33	2,025	2,541	13,944	245	1,317
	21	1	Houses and buildings	Females	15			2	2	6	4	1		6		6	3
		2	Roads, railways, tramways, earthworks, &c.	Males	7,320		48	461	886	3,754	1,682	468	21	413	240	6,088	79	500
		2	Roads, railways, tramways, earthworks, &c.	Females	2					2						2
	22	1	Disposal of the dead	Males	302		6	19	27	153	66	30	1	62	38	186	12	4
	22	1	Disposal of the dead	Females	22			1	1	12	5	2	1	9	1	7	5
		2	Disposal of refuse	Males	958		8	46	67	523	246	67	1	27	64	842	6	19
		2	Disposal of refuse	Females	2						2			2
	23	1	Imperfectly defined industries	Males	22,653		428	3,317	3,432	9,729	4,164	1,507	76	1,573	922	17,984	198	1,976
	23	1	Imperfectly defined industries	Females	855		56	271	191	259	59	16	3	84	75	626	50	20
			Engaged in—
VI.	24	1	Agricultural pursuits	Males	78,539		3,080	11,931	9,893	30,692	15,086	7,654	203	15,071	18,312	26,229	17,609	1,318
VI.	24	1	Agricultural pursuits	Females	17,381		610	4,130	3,121	5,360	2,883	1,250	27	1,190	1,841	720	13,625	5
		2	Pastoral pursuits	Males	23,351		812	3,729	3,126	9,484	4,303	1,847	50	4,516	5,671	8,396	4,446	322
		2	Pastoral pursuits	Females	7,569		524	1,618	1,251	2,356	1,292	521	7	462	1,138	400	5,566	3
		3	Capture, preservation, or destruction of wild animals, &c.	Males	1,436		98	352	268	524	163	27	4	54	712	547	93	20
		3	Capture, preservation, or destruction of wild animals, &c.	Females	23		3	7	3	4	6			3	3		17
		4	Fisheries	Males	916		22	101	102	427	195	66	3	30	672	135	65	14
		4	Fisheries	Females	2					2						1	1
		5	Forestry or the acquisition of raw products yielded by natural vegetation	Males	3,824		84	478	595	1,873	634	142	18	279	684	2,605	136	120
		5		Females	3				1	1	1			2		1
		6	Conservation of water and in water supply	Males	655		2	22	59	402	144	25	1	5	12	625	5	8
		6	Conservation of water and in water supply	Females	1						1					1
		7	Mines and quarries	Males	31,428		249	2,629	3,948	14,463	6,249	3,831	59	605	7,794	20,417	231	2,381
		7	Mines and quarries	Females	19			1	5	6	2	5		5	1	11	2
VII.	25	1	Persons of independent means	Males	7,242		1	14	54	410	1,614	5,140	9		5,030	2,212
VII.	25	1	Persons of independent means	Females	2,824		1	31	120	478	752	1,436	6		2,448	376
VIII.	26	1	Dependent relatives and others (exclusive of scholars)	Males	82,715	64,764	13,350	2,294	376	545	302	1,035	49
VIII.	26	1	Dependent relatives and others (exclusive of scholars)	Females	323,990	62,875	18,267	21,999	25,934	124,405	49,632	20,411	467

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or Wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		2	Dependent scholars and students	Males	120,564	2,085	114,348	3,675	369	84	1		2
		2	Dependent scholars and students	Females	120,941	2,297	113,532	4,871	211	28	2
	27	1	Dependent upon voluntary or State contributions	Males	6,558	108	652	179	198	1,373	1,469	2,474	105
	27	1	Dependent upon voluntary or State contributions	Females	5,840	116	614	335	341	1,456	1,180	1,691	107
		2	Persons of the criminal class	Males	1,143	12	27	110	161	590	192	47	4
		2	Persons of the criminal class	Females	604	12	174	133	45	168	53	19
			Occupation not stated (chiefly breadwinners)	Males	3,522		129	395	340	688	375	608	987
			Occupation not stated (chiefly breadwinners)	Females	1,415		13	180	210	337	90	74	511
			BY GROUPS.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group	CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL.
			ORDER 1.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION, DEFENCE, LAW, AND PROTECTION, N.O.C.
			Sub-order 1.—General Government Administration.
I	1	2A	Officer of Administrative Department	Males	839		3	28	33	517	221	37				839
I	1	2A	Officer of Administrative Department	Females	53				6	26	16	5				51	2
		2B	Civil servant (no department specified)	Males	575		4	34	27	361	140	7	2			575
		2B	Civil servant (no department specified)	Females	38			2	6	25	5					38
		3	Others (including persons holding ministerial or political office, whose ordinary occupation not stated)	Males	13					1	10	2			2	11
			Sub-order 2.—Municipal Government.
	2	1	Officer of Local Body or Municipal Council (not surveyor or draughtsman)	Males	856		3	55	81	386	231	100				853	3
	2	1		Females	19			3	3	4	8	1				19
			Sub-order 3.—Defence.
	3	1	Officer of Defence Department	Males	39			2	5	26	5	1				39
		2	Army officer in actual service	Males	26				2	16	7	1				26
		3	Army non-commissioned, warrant officer, private	Males	443		2	47	128	231	35					443
		4	Naval officer in actual service	Males	53				41	9	3					53
		5	Naval, petty, warrant officer, sailor, marine	Males	120			21	10	72	15		2			120
		6	Others (including volunteer, whose ordinary occupation not stated)	Males	8				1	6	1					8
			Sub-order 4.—Law and Order.
	4	1	Law Department, officer	Males	102			2	2	70	28					102
		2	Judge	Males	10					1	8	1				10
		3	Law Court officer, sheriff's officer, bailiff	Males	106			3	3	69	21	9	1			106
		3	Law Court officer, sheriff's officer, bailiff	Females	2					1		1				2
		4	Magistrate	Males	22					1	14	7				22
		5	Barrister, solicitor	Males	820				18	566	183	51	2	366	412	38		4
		6	Law clerk (not articled)	Males	887		41	220	129	393	80	24		1	2	845	2	37
		6	Law clerk (not articled)	Females	16			1	2	12	1				1	15
		7	Law student, articled clerk	Males	87			18	45	24						83	3	1
		8	Others connected with the law	Males	28			1	2	8	8	8	1	2	9	15		2
		9	Police, principal officer	Males	40						38	2				40
		10	Police, subordinate officer, policeman, detective	Males	1,418				80	1,096	239	2	1			1,418

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour)†	Receiving salary or Wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL—continued.
			Sub order 4.—Law and Order—continued.
1	4	11	Penal, principal officer	Males	9						9					9
1	4	11	Penal, principal officer	Females	2						2					2
		12	Penal, subordinate officer, warder	Males	204					173	31					204
		12	Penal, subordinate officer, warder	Females	34			1	1	23	9					33		1
		13	Others (including inquiry agent, parliamentary agent)	Males	14					9	5			2	5	7
		13	Others (including inquiry agent, parliamentary agent)	Females	1					1						1
			ORDER 2.—PERSONS MINISTERING TO RELIGION, CHARITY, HEALTH, EDUCATION, ART, AND SCIENCE.
			Sub-order 1.—Religion.
2	1	1	Clergyman	Males	1,212			3	37	612	431	127	2			1,210		2
		2	Irregular clergy, Salvation Army officer	Males	240			5	62	152	15	1	5			235	4	1
		2	Irregular clergy, Salvation Army officer	Females	140			11	46	82	1					134	4	2
		3	Theological student	Males	14				5	9						14
		4	Church officer, verger	Males	135		1	2	1	37	53	40	1			132	2	1
		4	Church officer, verger	Females	36				1	26	7	2				35		1
		5	Member of religious order, not classified as ministering to charity or education	Males	161				10	101	38	12				156	2	3
		5		Females	494			6	65	321	93	9				486	8
		6	Others (including church caretaker, mission society officer)	Males	20				2	9	1	8				20
		6		Females	12			1	3	5	1	2				12
			Sub-order 2.—Charity, exclusive of Hospitals.
	2	1	Department of Charity, officer	Males	5					3	2					5
		2	Charitable or benevolent institution (not hospital) officer	Males	45				4	14	22	5				45
		2	Charitable or benevolent institution (not hospital) officer	Females	54			1	5	18	24	6				54
		3	Charitable or benevolent institution (not hospital) subordinate officer, servant	Males	84			7	9	41	17	10				84
		3		Females	99			10	26	54	7		2			96		3
		4	Sister of Charity, Little Sister of the Poor	Females	89				12	64	11	2				89
		5	Others	Males	1						1					1
		5	Others	Females	3					2	1					3
			Sub-order 3.—Health.
	3	1	Health Department, officer	Males	23					13	9	1				23
		2	Sanitary inspector ; inspector of nuisances	Males	14					10	2	2				13		1
		3	Medical practitioner	Males	728				26	473	192	37		87	589	44	3	5
		3	Medical practitioner	Females	15				1	13	1				14		1
		4	Medical student	Males	41			6	18	17						41
		4	Medical student	Females	4				4							4
		5	Irregular medical practitioner	Males	116			5	5	53	36	17		17	78	17	3	1
		5	Irregular medical practitioner	Females	82			4	16	42	19		1	2	38	33	9

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or Wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		6	Dentist	Males	491		23	81	118	214	45	9	1	94	135	243	6	13
		6	Dentist	Females	45			8	12	24	1			3	5	36		1
		7	Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist	Males	1,155		78	163	225	420	198	71		221	225	670	15	24
		7	Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist	Females	49			11	11	21	5	1		7	3	31	7	1
		8	Hospital or asylum nurse	Males	10					6	4			1	2	7
		8	Hospital or asylum nurse	Females	783		3	10	217	522	30	1		15	11	738	8	11
		9	Hospital or asylum officer, attendant (n.o.c.)	Males	474		2	7	49	298	103	15				471		3
		9	Hospital or asylum officer, attendant (n.o.c.)	Females	342			36	85	187	30	2	2			335	7
		10	Midwife, monthly nurse	Females	462		1	3	6	138	229	84	1		292	144	6	20
		11	Sick nurse (not in hospital), also nurse (so stated)	Males	9			1			6	2			1	6	1	1
		11	Sick nurse (not in hospital), also nurse (so stated)	Females	2,469			12	133	988	1,018	310	8	9	1,156	1,144	14	146
		12	Veterinary surgeon	Males	71		1	4	5	26	22	12	1	13	41	8	8	1
		12	Veterinary surgeon	Females	2				1	1							2
		13	Others (including patent medicine vendor)	Males	24				2	6	14	2		1	9	14
		13	Others (including patent medicine vendor)	Females	8					5	1	2			3	4	1
			Sub-order 4.—Literature.
	4	1	Author, editor, journalist	Males	556		1	11	35	305	180	24		89	80	364	3	20
	4	1	Author, editor, journalist	Females	50			1	5	30	12	2		3	19	24	2	2
		2	Reporter, shorthand writer	Males	106			12	22	62	9		1	3	4	96		3
		2	Reporter, shorthand writer	Females	55			14	24	15	1		1	1	2	52
		3	Others (lecturer, interpreter, undefined)	Males	22				1	15	1	5			16	6
		3	Others (lecturer, interpreter, undefined)	Females	3			1	1	1						3
			Sub-order 5.—Science.
	5	1	Scientific Department, officer	Males	43			1	3	27	11	1				43
	5	1	Scientific Department, officer	Females	6				5	1						6
		2	Analytical chemist	Males	38			14	7	14	1	2		2	3	32		1
		3	Assayer, metallurgist	Males	160			13	47	85	14	1		15	31	98		16
		4	Geologist, mineralogist	Males	29			3	9	9	6	2		1	9	18	1
		5	Naturalist, biologist, botanist	Males	16			1		10	3	2			2	13		1
		5	Naturalist, biologist, botanist	Females	3			2		1						3
		6	Others (including museum employe, phrenologist)	Males	32			2	5	17	7	1			15	16		1
		6	Others (including museum employe, phrenologist)	Females	9				3	5	1				4	5
			Sub-order 6.—Civil Engineering, Architecture, and Surveying.
	6	1	Civil engineer	Males	418			8	25	238	103	44		53	67	277		21
	6	1	Civil engineer	Females	1				1								1
		2	Directing or consulting engineer	Males	23					11	10	2		1	14	8
		3	Electrician, electrical engineer (not telegraph or telephone service, or electric light)	Males	242			45	48	139	10			15	13	202		12
		4a	Surveyor	Males	221				5	137	56	22	1	52	35	124	1	9
		4b	Surveyor's assistant	Males	195		2	30	44	105	11		3			182	5	8
		5	Architect and assistant	Males	361		6	36	22	193	76	27	1	71	151	121	7	11
		6	Draughtsman (n.o.c.)	Males	287			17	33	190	44	3		3	14	257		13
		7	Others	Males	9				8	1					3	6
			Sub-order 7.—Education
	7	1	Education Department, officer	Males	107			1	6	68	32					106		1
		2	University professor, demonstrator, lecturer, librarian, &c.	Males	30				3	17	9	1				30
		2		Females	1					1						1
		3	College, grammar, highschool—Professor, lecturer, teacher	Males	97		1	7	27	50	10	2		17	8	70	2
		3	College, grammar, highschool—Professor, lecturer, teacher	Females	115			4	32	60	15	4		37	16	53	9
		4	State school—Master, mistress, teacher	Males	1,605		1	251	160	850	341	1	1			1,604	1
		4	State school—Master, mistress, teacher	Females	2,516		18	589	605	1,173	126	2	3			2,512	4
		5	Denominational school—Master, mistress, teacher	Males	63		1	10	9	32	10		1	1	1	61
		5	Denominational school—Master, mistress, teacher	Females	360		1	22	62	228	45	2				360

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or Wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL—continued.
			Sub-order 7.—Education—continued.
2	7	6	Private school—Master, mistress, teacher	Males	122			1	8	59	46	8		33	64	24		1
2	7	6	Private school—Master, mistress, teacher	Females	624			40	119	331	122	12		117	338	140	26	3
		7	Schoolmaster, mistress, teacher, undefined	Males	490		3	65	97	239	75	10	1			473	3	14
		7	Schoolmaster, mistress, teacher, undefined	Females	1,387			308	414	607	54	3	1			1,335	24	28
		8	Tutor, governess	Males	50				8	21	16	5		1	16	32		1
		8	Tutor, governess	Females	1,142		1	119	365	570	71	13	3		45	1,012	10	75
		9	Teacher of languages, or other accomplishments (not art or music)	Males	66			1	9	27	22	7		4	28	31	1	2
		9		Females	71			8	14	33	12	4		1	32	31	3	4
		10	Others (teacher of cookery, dressmaking, dancing, &c., also librarian)	Males	184		5	17	8	71	47	36		4	16	159		5
		10		Females	167			12	34	68	48	5		4	43	111	8	1
			Sub-order 8.— Fine Arts.
	8	1	Artist, painter, art student	Males	238			6	26	120	62	24		14	135	83		6
	8	1	Artist, painter, art student	Females	307			25	67	181	29	5		1	181	110	5	10
		2	Sculptor	Males	14			1		6	5	2		2	6	4		2
		3	Engraver (art only)	Males	2		1			1					1	1
		4	Photographer, retoucher, &c.	Males	484		15	63	68	242	81	15		68	175	220	6	15
		4	Photographer, retoucher, &c.	Females	254		6	60	87	95	6			2	17	208	16	11
		5	Others (including teacher of drawing, glass stainer)	Males	24		1	5	2	9	6	1		2	4	17		1
		5	Others (including teacher of drawing, glass stainer)	Females	23			1		21	1				9	12	2
			Sub-order 9.—Music.															19
	9	2	Musician, vocalist, student of music	Males	509		4	25	63	289	101	26	1	9	207	269	5	19
	9	2	Musician, vocalist, student of music	Females	261			41	82	129	8	1		6	88	151	5	11
		3	Music professor, teacher, &c.	Males	314			8	23	182	83	18		5	252	56		1
		3	Music professor, teacher, &c.	Females	1,865		2	194	474	963	201	28	3	3	1,080	756	17	9
		4	Music hall proprietor, manager, &c.	Males	2					1		1				2
		5	Others	Males	7		2			3	2				4	3
		5	Others	Females	1							1				1
			Sub-order 10.—Amusements.
	10	1	Actor, actress, circus performer	Males	204		4	17	37	109	33	4		12	14	166		12
	10	1	Actor, actress, circus performer	Females	232		7	51	78	84	8	4		2	17	186	5	22
		2	Theatre, hall proprietor, lessee, manager, doorkeeper, ticket taker	Males	168		4	17	22	82	29	14		14	8	135	2	9
		2		Females	16				4	10	2			1	2	10	3
		3	Race-course owner, ranger, caretaker, secretary	Males	62			1	3	29	25	4		2		60
		3	Race-course owner, ranger, caretaker, secretary	Females	1						1					1
		4	Jockey	Males	475		17	170	143	137	5		3	3	48	388	4	32
		5	Cricket ground, bowling green caretaker, professional player	Males	60		1	1	6	33	14	4	1			60
		6	Billiard-table proprietor, keeper, marker	Males	265		2	21	46	136	48	10	2	6	81	172	2	4
		7	Zoological gardens, menageric keeper, attendant, &c.	Males	11				1	5	4	1				11

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or Wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		8	Others (including show proprietor, showman, palmist, athlete)	Males	180		6	13	38	90	32	1		15	59	95	2	9
		8		Females	18					13	3	2		1	16	1
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
			ORDER 3.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SUPPLY OF BOARD AND LODGING, PERSONAL SERVICE, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Board and Lodging
3	1	11	Hotel keeper ; relative assisting ; manager, clerk*	Males	3,058		28	152	169	1,480	915	312	2	1,434	981	107	521	15
			Hotel keeper ; relative assisting ; manager, clerk*	Females	3,895		55	501	570	1,765	831	168	5	744	618	52	2,477	4
			Hotel servant †	Males	2,099		37	289	435	910	303	116	9			2,037		62
			Hotel servant †	Females	4,778		69	879	1,641	1,992	160	19	18			4,726		52
		2a	Coffee palace keeper ; relative assisting, manager, clerk*	Males	59			3	5	22	19	9	1	18	21	13	7
			Coffee palace keeper ; relative assisting, manager, clerk*	Females	124			23	19	42	35	5		26	20	7	71
			Coffee palace servant †	Males	147		2	13	23	89	17	3				140		7
			Coffee palace servant †	Females	337		4	78	150	98	7					330		7

[* Including clerks as follow:—24 males and 10 females in Hotels ; 1 male and 9 females in Restaurants ; 9 males and 1 female in Clubs ; 5 males and 5 females in other Board and Lodging Establishments. Grand total, 64, viz., 39 males and 25 females. There are also included 229 managers, viz:—148 males and 81 females, of whom 144, viz., 98 males and 46 females were in Hotels ; also 57 male stewards attached to Clubs.] [†Comprising :—]

Occupation.	Total Servants.			Servants employed in—														Ages of Servants.
	Total Servants.			Hotels.		Coffee Palaces.		Restaurants, Tea-rooms, &c.		Boarding Houses.		Clubs.		Other Establishments connected with Board and Lodging.		Private Houses.		5-15.		15-20.		20-25.		25-45.		45-65.		65 and over.		Unspd.
	Total.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
Housekeeper	3,064		3,064		99		4		3		21		3				2,934		4		93		321		1,754		716		172		4
Butler	34	34		1												33				2		4		23		5
Valet, lady's maid	58	15	43		1											15	42		6		5	2	9	12	20	1	3
Cook	4,726	1,126	3,600	153	697	19	16	63	23	33	104	8	1	426	10	424	2,749	10	24	45	417	89	786	512	1,878	330	441	137	46	3	8
Laundress	193		193		83		9				10				1		90		1		14		30		106		39		2		1
Pariourmaid	455		455		166						9						280		3		35		234		178		5
Housemaid	3,216		3,216		525		59		12		114		3		1		2,502		88		891		1,009		1,175		43		4		6
Lady-help	80		80		7						4						69		9		8		47		11		2		1		2
General servant, and servant undefined	27,646	1,052	26,594	239	1,684	13	45	21	55	31	485	15	2	7	13	726	24,310	130	1,468	341	8,782	131	7,535	242	7,269	135	1,163	66	277	7	100
Nursemaid, nurse (domestic)	1,306		1,306		58		1		1		6				1		1,239		438		426		135		225		61		17		4
Kitchenman, maid, &c. (including boots and generally useful)	662	546	116	337	29	19	5	37	2	23	9	6	1	7	1	117	69	32	14	99	47	102	33	230	20	58	1	25	1
Pantryman, maid	108	55	53	31	27	9	3	7	1		3	1		3		4	19	2	1	8	17	7	16	32	19	3		2		1
Waiter, waitress (including 135 female assistants in hotels ; 2 male and 10 female assistants in coffee palaces ; 41 male and 29 female assistants in restuarants ; 4 male and 20 female assistants in boardinghouses ; 4 male and 7 female assistants in other establishments connected with board and lodging)	2,026	459	1,567	144	736	60	195	171	481	19	106	21		38	44	6	5	10	17	31	333	78	617	251	587	76	13	13
Barman, maid (including 131 male assistants in hotels, and 9 male employes in clubs)	1,089	467	622	456	622							11						5		34	51	121	284	266	282	29	2	12			3
Coachman, groom, &c.	2,265	2,265		563		9		1		13						1,679		50		534		512		804		255		94		16
Footman, page	51	51		13		1		3		1						33		22		20		6		1				2
Porter	137	137		83		16		1		7		5		2		23				16		36		61		19		4		1
Gardener	602	602		15						1						586		3		40		42		253		152		112
Others	34	32	2	24	2	1						1				6						1	2	24		6		1
Unspecified	111	61	50	40	42			6	7	4	1			4		7		7						8	50	46
Total	47,863	6,902	40,961	2,099	4,778	147	337	310	585	132	872	68	10	487	71	3,659	34,308	271	2,073	1,170	11,119	1,131	11,058	2,719	13,574	1,115	2,489	468	520	28	128

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC—continued.
			Sub-order I.—Board and Lodging—continued.
3	1	2b	Restaurant, tea room, eatinghouse keeper, manager, clerk *	Males	144		3	1	6	83	38	13		73	52	11	8
3	1	2b	Restaurant, tea room, eatinghouse keeper, manager, clerk *	Females	231		4	17	25	135	40	9	1	71	54	27	77	2
		2b	Restaurant, servant †	Males	310		10	22	38	183	46	11				294		16
		2b	Restaurant, servant †	Females	585		13	125	211	225	11					547		38
		3	Board and lodginghouse keeper ; relative assisting*	Males	311		4	9	10	73	124	90	1	61	210	6	34
		3	Board and lodginghouse keeper ; relative assisting*	Females	3,904		41	227	288	1,530	1,365	449	4	234	2,568	9	1,091	2
		3	Board and lodginghouse keeper ; servant †	Males	132		11	24	36	35	12	14				127		5
		3	Board and lodginghouse keeper ; servant †	Females	872		19	234	246	285	73	14	1			863		9
		4	Club-house manager, secretary, steward*	Males	83		1	3	11	40	23	5				82		1
		4	Club-house manager, secretary, steward*	Females	3					3						2	1
		4	Club-house servant †	Males	68		1	21	10	27	2	7				66		2
		4	Club-house servant †	Females	10			1	2	5		2				10
		5	Others (including caterer)	Males	86		2	1	2	46	33	1	1	45	27	8	3	3
		5	Others (including caterer)	Females	40		2	8	2	18	6	3	1	8	8		23	1
		5	Others (including caterer's servant and cook, undefined)†	Males	487			17	9	301	158		2			422		65
		5	Others (including caterer's servant and cook, undefined)†	Females	71			21	27	21	1	1				71
			Sub-order 2.—Domestic Service and Attendance.
	2	1	Servants registry office keeper, assistant	Males	9					2	4	3		1	7	1
	2	1	Servants registry office keeper, assistant	Females	70			1	6	29	24	10		5	55	6	4
		2	Paid companion	Males	1							1				1
		2	Paid companion	Females	851		6	159	226	394	53	12	1			830		21
		3	Private house worker or servant †	Males	3,659		210	784	580	1,174	577	317	17			3,610		49
		3	Private house worker or servant †	Females	34,308		1,968	9,781	8,781	10,948	2,237	484	109			33,246		1,062
		4	Bath proprietor, attendant	Males	35		1	4	1	12	10	7		5	6	24
		4	Bath proprietor, attendant	Females	19			2	3	9	4	1		1	1	6	11
		5	Office keeper, attendant	Males	36					18	16	2			1	34		1
		5	Office keeper, attendant	Females	113			8	1	66	37	1		1		110	2
		6	Charwoman, cleaner	Males	4			1	2		1				1	2		1
		6	Charwoman, cleaner	Females	709		2	6	22	327	280	71	1	3	108	574	8	16
		7	Hairdresser, barber	Males	1,538		71	278	258	790	120	19	2	260	502	716	25	35
		7	Hairdresser, barber	Females	46		1	10	9	17	8	1		6	7	20	13
		8	Mangler, laundry-keeper, laundryman, washerwoman	Males	472		15	20	69	274	66	20	8	116	148	180	23	5
		8	Mangler, laundry-keeper, laundryman, washerwoman	Females	2,708		28	204	284	1,276	739	167	10	94	889	1,489	183	53
		9	Others (chiefly watchman)	Males	391		1	3	2	120	179	85	1		14	362		15
		9	Others (chiefly watchman)	Females	12					6	5	1			2	9	1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL.
			SUB-CLASS A.—PROPERTY AND FINANCE.
			ORDER 4.—PERSONS WHO PERFORM OFFICES IN CONNEXION WITH PROPERTY AND FINANCE, INSURANCE, PATENTS, ETC.
			Sub-Order 1.—Banking and Finance.
4	1	1	Bank director, banker	Males	2							2				2
		2	Bank manager, officer, clerk	Males	2,284		7	381	422	1,204	249	18	3			2,253		31
		2	Bank manager, officer, clerk	Females	5				2	3						5
		3	Building society, savings institute director, manager, officer, clerk	Males	50			10	5	24	6	5				50
		4	Share and stock broker, dealer, jobber, speculator	Males	779		9	57	48	313	218	133	1	157	439	171	4	8
		4	Share and stock broker, dealer, jobber, speculator	Females	11				2	4	1	4			10	1
		5	Money broker, financier, capitalist	Males	764		1	9	27	130	216	380	1	72	646	42	3	1
		5	Money broker, financier, capitalist	Females	503			1	13	101	182	204	2	13	488	1	1
		6	Pawnbroker, loan office keeper	Males	137		3	18	14	52	38	11	1	33	33	62	8	1
		6	Pawnbroker, loan office keeper	Females	37			5	8	15	9			4	8	11	14
		7a	Public accountant, auditor	Males	455		6	39	21	176	133	79	1	109	235	104	2	5
		7a	Public accountant, auditor	Females	2			1		1						1	1
		7b	Trustees and Executors Company, officer of	Males	74			17	15	33	6	3		1	1	71		1
		7b	Trustees and Executors Company, officer of	Females	2						2				2
		8	Others	Males	7			1		4	2					7
			Sub-Order 2.—Insurance and Valuation.
	2	1a	Insurance manager, officer, clerk, director	Males	669		5	132	136	323	66	5	2	4	1	658		6
	2	1a	Insurance manager, officer, clerk, director	Females	22			3	15	4						22
		1b	Insurance agent, canvasser	Males	529			16	33	264	164	51	1	22	178	311	6	12
		1b	Insurance agent, canvasser	Females	15				2	9	3	1			5	9		1
		2	Actuary, average stater	Males	27				2	19	3	3		5	6	15	1
		2	Actuary, average stater	Females	2					2							2
		3	Underwriter, marine surveyor	Males	7					2	1	4			2	5
		4	Auctioneer, appraiser, valuator	Males	1,033		15	135	146	488	207	42		308	126	578	9	12
		4	Auctioneer, appraiser, valuator	Females	12			1	3	7	1			2		9		1
		5	Friendly, benefit society officer	Males	50				1	21	16	12				49		1
		5	Friendly, benefit society officer	Females	1				1							1
		6	Official or trade assignee, liquidator	Males	20			2	1	10	6	1		6	4	10
		7	Fire brigade officer, man	Males	150			5	31	100	14					149		1
		8	Others	Males	1						1					1
			Sub-order 3.—Land and Household Property.
	3	1	Land and house proprietor, land speculator, property owner	Males	2,252			5	24	200	608	1,414	1	171	2,054	5	22
	3	1	Land and house proprietor, land speculator, property owner	Females	2,089			4	21	343	897	821	3	73	2,009		7
		2	House and land agent, broker, rent collector	Males	693		16	91	66	275	159	84	2	177	261	231	13	11
		2	House and land agent, broker, rent collector	Females	52			8	8	23	11	2		10	16	16	10
		3	Others connected with dealings in land	Males	22			1		17	3	1		1	1	19		1
		4	Market lessee	Males	8				1	6		1		1	1	5		1
		4	Market lessee	Females	2					1		1				2
		5	Others	Males	1					1						1
		5	Others	Females	1							1				1
			Sub-order 4.—Patents and Copyrights.
	4	1	Patent, Trade-marks Department, officer	Males	6			2		2	2					6
	4	1	Patent, Trade-marks Department, officer	Females	3					3						3
		2	Patentee, &c.	Males	2						1	1			2
		3	Patent, trade-marks agent	Males	17		2		3	6	6			7	2	6	1	1
		3	Patent, trade-marks agent	Females	1				1							1

[* See note (*) preceding page.] [†See note (†) preceding page.]

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS III.COMMERCIAL—continued.
			ORDER 5.—PERSONS DEALING IN ART AND MECHANIC PRODUCTIONS OF MIXED MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.Books, Publications, and Advertising.
5	1	1	Bookseller, book canvasser	Males	287		22	60	27	108	48	22		41	51	178	8	9
5	1	1	Bookseller, book canvasser	Females	76		2	10	9	29	20	6		7	16	33	20
		2	Circulating library proprietor, librarian, attendant	Males	8			1	2		1	4				8
		2	Circulating library proprietor, librarian, attendant	Females	29			1		3	25			12	7	3	7
		3	Advertising agent, bill-poster, bill-distributer	Males	112		7	6	11	56	27	5		14	27	68		3
		3	Advertising agent, bill-poster, bill-distributer	Females	1					1					1
		4	News agent, newspaper vendor	Males	695		236	156	38	160	77	27	1	128	109	426	23	9
		4	News agent, newspaper vendor	Females	145		6	20	20	83	11	5		20	28	36	61
		5	Others	Males	1						1			1
			Sub-order 2.—Musical Instruments
	2	1	Musical instrument importer, seller	Males	60			13	5	29	8	4	1	12	12	36
	2	1	Musical instrument importer, seller	Females	2			1			1			1		1
		2	Others (chiey music sellers)	Males	72		4	5	13	35	13	2		10	16	44	2
		2	Others (chiey music sellers)	Females	17			4	4	7	2			1	2	13	1
			Sub-order 3.—Prints, Pictures, and Art Materials.
	3	1	Picture picture frame dealer	Males	19		1	2	4	6	4	2		1	11	7
	3	1	Picture picture frame dealer	Females	8				2	6				1	1	5	1
		2	Map and print dealer	Males	5				1	2	2				2	3
		3	Art, photographic requisties importer, dealer	Males	13				2	7	4			1	2	10
		3	Art, photographic requisties importer, dealer	Females	4		1	1	1	1						4
		4	Others	Females	1						1					1
			Sub-orders 4.Ornaments, Minor Art Products, and Small Wares.
	4	2	Basketware, wickerware dealer	Males	1						1				1
		4	Fancy goods dealer	Males	205		7	28	23	88	44	15		33	81	84	2	5
		4	Fancy goods dealer	Females	269		3	41	45	114	48	18		19	109	99	40	2
		5	Stuffed birds and animals dealer	Males	1				1							1
		6	Toy and minor art products dealer	Males	3					3					2	1
		6	Toy and minor art products dealer	Females	4					4					2	1	1
		7	Others (including brush and broom dealer)	Males	8			2	1	2	1	2		1	2	5
			Sub-order 5.—Equipment for Sports and Games.
	5	2	Fishing-rod, tackle dealer	Males	1					1						1
		3	Cricket, football, tennis, &c., requisites dealer	Males	15		1	2	5	7				1	1	12		1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			Sub-order 6.—Designs, Medals, Type, and Dies.
	6	1	Designs, patterns, medals, type, and dies dealer	Males	7			2		1	4			1	2	4
	6	1	Designs, patterns, medals, type, and dies dealer	Females	2				1	1						2
		2	Others (including printers' furnisher)	Males	5		1			4					2	3
		2	Others (including printers' furnisher)	Females	1					1					1
			Sub-order 7.—Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Plated Ware, and Scientific Instruments.
	7	1	Watch, clock, jewellery importer, dealer	Males	258		6	34	30	137	42	9		44	56	149	5	4
	7	1	Watch, clock, jewellery importer, dealer	Females	37		2	7	9	17	2			1	1	32	2	1
		2	Scientific instruments importer, dealer	Males	7				2	4	1			2		5
		2	Scientific instruments importer, dealer	Females	1							1		1
		3	Electro-plated wares importer, dealer	Males	3			1	1	1						3
		3	Electro-plated wares importer, dealer	Females	1				1							1
		4	Others	Males	1						1			1
			Sub-order 8.—Surgical Instruments and Appliances.
	8	1	Surgical instruments and appliances dealer	Males	8			2	1	4	1			1	2	5
	8	1	Surgical instruments and appliances dealer	Females	1						1			1
		2	Others	Males	3					3				2		1
			Sub-order 9.—Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives.
	9	1	Arms, explosives dealer	Males	5				1	2	2				2	3
			Sub-order 10.—Machines, Tools, and Implements.
	10	1	Agricultural machinery, implements importer, agent, dealer	Males	37			3	2	20	12			1	3	33
	10	1	Agricultural machinery, implements importer, agent, dealer	Females	1			1								1
		2	Sewing machines importer, agent, dealer	Males	134		2	7	14	86	24	1		5	11	113	1	4
		2	Sewing machines importer, agent, dealer	Females	16			3	5	8					1	13	2
		3	Other machines, tools, cutlery, implements dealer	Males	152		2	10	13	116	10	1		13	14	122		3
		3	Other machines, tools, cutlery, implements dealer	Females	1			1									1
		4	Others	Males	4					2	1	1		1		3
			Sub-order 11.—Carriages and Vehicles.
	11	1	Carriage, waggon, cart dealer	Males	3					2		1			2	1
		2	Bicycle, motor-car importer, dealer	Males	121		3	23	22	72		1		19	20	79		3
		2	Bicycle, motor-car importer, dealer	Females	7			2	3	2					2	4	1
		3	Coachmakers' sundries importer, dealer	Males	11			5		6				5		6
			Sub-order 12—Harness, Saddlery, and Leatherware.
	12	1	Saddlery, harness importer, dealer	Males	31				4	19	7	1		12	12	7
	12	1	Saddlery, harness importer, dealer	Females	2			1		1				1		1
		2	Saddlers' ironmonger	Males	20			4	2	7	6	1		8	4	8
		3	Leather and grindery merchant, dealer	Males	94			20	15	39	18	2		21	12	55	3	3
		3	Leather and grindery merchant, dealer	Females	5		1	1		2	1				1	1	3
		4	Others	Males	1		1									1
			Sub-order 13.—Ships, Boats, and their Equipment, and Marine Stores.
	13	1	Ship and boat dealer	Males	1					1					1
		2	Tackle and equipment for ships and boats dealer	Males	1						1				1
		3	Ship chandler	Males	19		1	4	1	7	4	2		8		9	2
		3	Ship chandler	Females	1			1									1
		4	Others	Males	8				2	3	1	2		2	4	2

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 14.—House Fittings.
5	14	1	Mixed materials for houses and buildings dealer	Males	1						1				1
		3	Oil and colourman, glass, paperhangings dealer	Males	194		4	38	23	95	29	4	1	21	11	160	1	1
		3	Oil and colourman, glass, paperhangings dealer	Females	12		1	1	2	7	1			1	2	4	4	1
		4	Others	Males	1						1					1
			Sub-order 15.—Furniture.
	15	1	Furniture dealer, importer	Males	421		16	67	62	211	56	9		47	23	338	4	9
	15	1	Furniture dealer, importer	Females	42			6	6	26	3	1		4	9	19	10
		2	Second-hand furniture dealer, broker	Males	122		1	5	1	70	36	9		37	69	11	2	3
		2	Second-hand furniture dealer, broker	Females	23			6	3	8	5	1			10	4	9
			Sub-order 16—Chemicals and By-Products.
	16	1	Chemical materials (not drugs), dealer	Males	21			2	5	9	4	1		3	3	15
	16	1	Chemical materials (not drugs), dealer	Females	1				1									1
		2	Chemical by-products, dealer	Males	2							1	1			2
		2	Chemical by-products, dealer	Females	4				3	1						4
		3	Wholesale druggist	Males	47			4	7	35	1			2	3	41		1
		4	Others (including salt merchant)	Males	42		1	4	7	20	7	3		6	4	32
		4	Others (including salt merchant)	Females	2						1	1			2
			Sub-order 17.—Paper, Papermakers' Materials, Stationery.
	17	1	Paper merchant, importer	Males	36		1	8	7	16	3	1		4	1	30		1
	17	1	Paper merchant, importer	Females	2				1		1					2
		2	Stationer	Males	391		28	72	54	159	66	12		53	49	269	6	14
		2	Stationer	Females	213		5	54	41	85	23	4	1	12	50	123	26	2
		3	Rag, waste paper dealer, gatherer	Males	2					1		1		1		1
		3	Rag, waste paper dealer, gatherer	Females	1				1							1
		4	Others	Females	2					2						2
			ORDER 6.—PERSONS DEALING IN TEXTILE FABRICS AND DRESS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Textile Fabrics.
6	1	1	Manchester warehouseman, wholesale draper	Males	1,946		39	387	378	881	235	24	2	77	36	1,761	10	62
6	1	1	Manchester warehouseman, wholesale draper	Females	168			38	65	63	2			3	1	157	2	5
		2	Draper, linen, woollen draper	Males	3,444		203	731	536	1,408	449	110	7	369	213	2,709	31	122
		2	Draper, linen, woollen draper	Females	1,926		27	520	550	674	125	26	4	85	141	1,540	116	44
		3	Silk mercer, dealer	Males	5					5				3		2
		4	Others (carpet dealer, &c.)	Males	11			1		7	1	2		1	2	7		1
		4	Others (carpet dealer, &c.)	Females	2					2						2

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			Sub-order 2.—Dress.
	2	1	Clothier, outfitter, slop-seller	Males	208		5	22	33	105	37	6		48	22	125	7	6
	2	1	Clothier, outfitter, slop-seller	Females	50			9	9	25	5	2		11	12	17	10
		2a	Men's mercer, hosier, haberdasher	Males	42			8	11	16	5	2		10	7	22		3
		2a	Men's mercer, hosier, haberdasher	Females	14		1	1	3	5	4			1	5	8
		2b	Men's hat and cap dealer	Males	28			4	6	13	4	1		7	6	14		1
		2b	Men's hat and cap dealer	Females	1					1						1
		3	Millinery, bonnet, women's hat dealer	Males	1					1						1
		3	Millinery, bonnet, women's hat dealer	Females	56		1	19	9	25	1	1		1	1	52	2
		4	Shoe, boot dealer	Males	652		59	131	102	258	80	22		96	69	462	13	12
		4	Shoe, boot dealer	Females	210		6	56	48	79	17	4		10	18	140	41	1
		5	Umbrella, parasol, stick dealer	Males	2				1	1					1	1
		5	Umbrella, parasol, stick dealer	Females	3			2		1						2	1
		6	Fur, rug dealer	Males	2					2				1		1
		6	Fur, rug dealer	Females	3					3						3
		7	Second-hand clothes dealer	Males	11					7	4			1	9		1
		7	Second-hand clothes dealer	Females	14			1		9	4			1	7	3	3
		8	Others	Males	3					2	1			1		2
		8	Others	Females	4					4				1		3
			Sub-order 3.—Fibrous Materials.
	3	2	Rope, cord, twine dealer	Males	2			1		1					1	1
		5	Bag, sack importer, dealer	Males	17			1	3	8	3	2		5	5	5	1	1
		5	Bag, sack importer, dealer	Females	1				1								1
			ORDER 7.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN DEALING IN FOODS, DRINKS, NARCOTICS, ETC.*
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Food.
7	1	1	Milkseller	Males	1,878		89	304	333	833	192	127		337	511	821	194	15
7	1	1	Milkseller	Females	422		24	57	34	139	117	51		44	153	27	198
		2	Cheesemonger, dairy produce dealer	Males	277		8	21	46	149	46	6	1	50	92	118	13	4
		2	Cheesemonger, dairy produce dealer	Females	71		1	5	8	36	19	2		6	26	8	31
		3	Butcher, meat salesman	Males	5,069		151	752	787	2,410	757	194	18	991	530	3,061	226	261
		3	Butcher, meat salesman	Females	302		4	41	63	131	47	13	1	37	9	60	195	1
		4a	Pork-shop keeper, assistant	Males	67			4	6	30	20	6	1	19	29	18	1
		4a	Pork-shop keeper, assistant	Females	23				7	9	7			1	3	8	11
		4b	Provision merchant, dealer	Males	67			5	7	43	10	2		15	24	25	1	2
		4b	Provision merchant, dealer	Females	26			3	7	13		2	1	1	11	6	8
		5	Poulterer, game dealer	Males	121		1	15	13	66	22	4		14	48	50	6	3
		5	Poulterer, game dealer	Females	17			1		4	9	3		2	12		3
		6	Fishmonger, oyster dealer	Males	419		10	35	47	205	92	26	2	44	244	104	22	3
		6	Fishmonger, oyster dealer	Females	38		1	5	4	17	11			5	8	2	23
		7	Others (including frozen produce exporter)	Males	10				1	7	2			5	1	2	1	1
			Sub-order 2.—Vegetable Food.
	2	1	Grain, flour, meal merchant, dealer—
	2	1	Produce merchant, worker (so stated)†	Males	754		2	91	122	392	116	31		193	118	415	17	11
	2	1	Produce merchant, worker (so stated)†	Females	20			4		13	3			4	3	2	10	1
	2	1	Others	Males	454		7	29	53	259	82	24		141	70	227	12	4
	2	1	Others	Females	10		1	3	1	3	2				3	4	3
		2	Bread, biscuit dealer. (See Baker, Order 17, Sub-order 2.)
		3	Confectionery, pastry dealer	Males	221		5	27	30	98	40	21		27	81	102	6	5
		3	Confectionery, pastry dealer	Females	603		6	91	124	241	110	27	4	16	283	216	84	4
		4a	Greengrocer, fruiterer	Males	2,109		99	236	229	1,002	430	109	4	258	1,262	449	125	15
		4a	Greengrocer, fruiterer	Females	861		23	117	106	388	185	40	2	31	371	100	358	1
		4b	Potato dealer	Males	6				1	2	2	1		1	3	1		1
		5	Others	Males	10					8	2			2	5	3
		5	Others	Females	1					1						1

[* Exclusive of hotel, restaurant, &c., keepers. See Class II.] [† See also group 8, 5, 3, hay, corn, and straw merchants, with which produce merchants are closely allied.]

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 3.—Groceries, Drinks, Narcotics, and Stimulants.
7	3	1	Wine and spirit merchant, Australian wine seller	Males	544		5	47	59	282	107	44		108	93	321	8	14
7	3	1	Wine and spirit merchant, Australian wine seller	Females	96		1	9	14	45	20	7		6	39	10	41
		2	Cordial, aerated waters seller	Males	5				1	3		1		2	2	1
		2	Cordial, aerated waters seller	Females	4			2		1		1			1	1	2
		3	Cocoa, coffee, chicory agent, dealer	Males	14			2		9	3			3	1	10
		4a	Grocer	Males	5,331		287	1,314	1,046	2,006	508	161	9	581	566	3,908	102	174
		4a	Grocer	Females	773		18	80	99	320	196	59	1	59	282	138	292	2
		4b	Tea broker, importer, dealer	Males	480		13	95	60	211	76	23	2	44	128	301		7
		4b	Tea broker, importer, dealer	Females	59		2	17	22	16	2			1	6	30	22
		5	Tobacconist	Males	342		12	36	35	180	56	23		101	100	126	8	7
		5	Tobacconist	Females	102		3	6	19	54	18	2		15	27	27	33
		6	Opium dealer	Males	2					1	1				2
		7	Others (including sugar, ice merchant, dealer)	Males	39		2	1		22	10	4		9	20	9		1
			ORDER 8.—PERSONS DEALING IN AND TREATING ANIMALS, AND DEALING IN ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES, EXCLUDING DEALERS IN FOOD.
			Sub-order 1.—Living Animals.
8	1	1	Live stock dealer	Males	489		7	32	29	310	90	17	4	80	289	97	19	4
8	1	1	Live stock dealer	Females	1			1									1
		2	Horse and dog trainer, horse-breaker	Males	844		6	87	184	462	81	16	8	115	246	427	24	32
		2	Horse and dog trainer, horse-breaker	Females	3					2	1			3
		3	Bird fancier	Males	13			1		2	7	3		1	12
		3	Bird fancier	Females	1			1									1
		4	Others	Males	3			1			2					3
			Sub-order 2.—Manures and Animal Waste Products.
	2	1	Manure, guano dealer	Males	6			1		3	2			1	1	4
		3	Others	Males	1						1			1
			Sub-order 3.—Hides, Skins, and Leather.
	3	1	Hide, skin dealer	Males	144		2	20	18	72	23	9		23	37	74	6	4
		2	Prepared skins, leather dealer	Males	32		3	1	3	20	3	2		9	5	17	1
		2	Prepared skins, leather dealer	Females	2						2			1	1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			Sub-order 4.—Wool and other Animal Matters (n.o.c.).
	4	1	Woolbroker, merchant, classer, valuer, salesman, sorter, stapler	Males	803		2	62	128	427	149	33	2	61	43	636	3	60
	4	1		Females	4				1	3				1		1	2
		2	Tallow merchant, dealer	Males	14			1	2	10	1			4	1	9
		3	Bone, horn, hoof, hair merchant, dealer	Males	5			1		1	1	2		2	2	1
		5	Others	Males	4					4				1	1	2
			Sub-order 5.—Seeds, Plants, and Fodder.
	5	1	Seed merchant	Males	72		2	6	10	34	15	5		21	15	35		1
	5	1	Seed merchant	Females	7			2	1	2	1	1		1		2	4
		2	Florist, flower, and plant seller	Males	168		14	32	20	60	30	12		32	51	70	11	4
		2	Florist, flower, and plant seller	Females	156		4	37	41	58	14	2		8	36	79	32	1
		3	*Hay, straw, and corn merchant, dealer, carter	Males	320		6	52	52	165	33	12		66	27	218	6	3
		3	*Hay, straw, and corn merchant, dealer, carter	Females	12				1	7	3	1		6	1	1	4
		4	Others	Males	1						1				1
			Sub-order 6.—Other Vegetable Matters (n.o.c.)
	6	1	Timber merchant	Males	1,014		22	158	137	477	176	44		149	63	753	17	32
	6	1	Timber merchant	Females	12			1	1	4	2	4		8		1	3
		2	Bark merchant, dealer	Males	11		2	1	1	5		2		4	3	1	3
		3	India-rubber wares dealer	Males	9				2	5	1	1		4		5
		4	Others (including cork merchant)	Males	24		1	2	2	15	4			4	4	16
			ORDER 9 (10.) —PERSONS DEALING IN METALS OR MINERALS OTHER THAN THOSE USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals (n.o.c.).
9 (10)	1	1	Stone, marble, slate, gravel, sand dealer	Males	146		4	17	21	79	17	8		18	26	99	2	1
9 (10)	1	1	Stone, marble, slate, gravel, sand dealer	Females	1					1				1
		2	Lime merchant, dealer	Males	35		2		3	22	6	2		12	3	19	1
		4	Brick, tile dealer	Males	2					1		1		1				1
		5	Potteryware, earthenware dealer	Females	3			1	1	1						3
		6	Glassware dealer	Males	17			1	2	10	3	1		1	3	12		1
		6	Glassware dealer	Females	7			3	4							7
		7	China, crockeryware dealer	Males	112		5	24	7	56	14	6		18	13	80		1
		7	China, crockeryware dealer	Females	74			16	15	33	7	3		4	11	51	8
		8	Others. (Bottle dealer, collector, &c.)	Males	66		2	5	6	26	18	9		10	30	22	4
		8	Others. (Bottle dealer, collector, &c.)	Females	7				2	3	2			1	2	1	3
			Sub-order 2.—Gold, Silver, and Precious Stones.
	2	1	Gold, silver buyer, dealer, broker	Males	11			1	3	6	1			2	5	4
		2	Precious stones dealer, buyer, broker	Males	8					8				3	4			1
		2	Precious stones dealer, buyer, broker	Females	1					1							1
			Sub-order 3.—Metals other than Gold and Silver.
	3	1	Tin, zinc merchant, dealer	Males	6			1	1	1	1	2		2	1	3
	3	1	Tin, zinc merchant, dealer	Females	1					1							1
		4	Iron ore, pig iron, scrap iron dealer	Males	1				1							1
		5	Iron, galvanized iron, wire importer, dealer	Males	65		1	8	3	42	8	3		22	3	39		1
		5	Iron, galvanized iron, wire importer, dealer	Females	1					1				1
		6	Ironmonger (not saddlers' or coach-builders'), hardware dealer	Males	1,557		46	341	296	648	177	49		165	66	1,263	9	54
		6		Females	67			13	8	35	8	2	1	4	3	33	27
		7	Others (including metal merchant, dealer)	Males	18				1	12	5			6	6	6

[* See also group 7.2.1, produce merchants, which are closely allied to hay, corn, and straw merchants.]

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			ORDER 10 (9).—PERSONS DEALING IN MINERALS, ETC., MAINLY USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Coal and Other Substances mainly used for Fuel and Light.
10 (9)	1	1	Coal, coke merchant, dealer	Males	161		1	8	20	94	32	6		8	4	140	2	7
10 (9)	1	1	Coal, coke merchant, dealer	Females	3				1	1			1	1		2
		2	Lignite, shale, peat, charcoal dealer	Males	9			1	1	3	4			4	3		2
		3	Firewood, fuel merchant, dealer	Males	2,615		89	537	347	1,026	451	157	8	426	952	907	301	29
		3	Firewood, fuel merchant, dealer	Females	31			2	3	15	11			10	5	1	15
		4	Petroleum, kerosene, paraffine importer, dealer	Males	9			1		8						9
			ORDER 11.—PERSONS ENGAGED AS GENERAL DEALERS OR IN MERCANTILE PURSUITS (N.O.C.).
			Sub-order1.—Merchants, Dealers (undefined).
11	1	1	Merchant, importer, undefined	Males	1,203		19	209	189	537	187	59	3	310	113	746	13	21
11	1	1	Merchant, importer, undefined	Females	36			3	4	25	2	2		5		22	9
		2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper	Males	2,955		157	503	311	1,186	522	273	3	760	675	1,251	228	41
		2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper	Females	1,645		42	264	230	637	345	125	2	101	558	458	517	11
		3	Dealer, trader, seller	Males	2,486		53	190	245	1,293	546	150	9	380	1,483	494	87	42
		3	Dealer, trader, seller	Females	553		3	52	73	250	138	35	2	43	266	154	84	6
		4	Hawker, pedler	Males	997		14	51	104	533	176	63	56	14	857	99	10	17
		4	Hawker, pedler	Females	42		2	3	4	19	5	5	4		27	3	11	1
		5	Broker, agent	Males	681			59	51	322	187	62		102	296	268	7	8
		5	Broker, agent	Females	18			1	8	3	5	1		1	9	4	4
		6	Commission agent	Males	683		3	10	30	330	225	82	3	79	461	125	4	14
		6	Commission agent	Females	13			1	3	6	3				8	3	2
		7	Others (including marine dealer, collector)	Males	343		5	43	50	145	83	17		14	144	169	7	9
		7	Others (including marine dealer, collector)	Females	53		1	28	16	3	3	2		2	3	46	2
			Sub-order 2.—Other Mercantile Persons.
	2	1	Officer of public company, society ; consul	Males	123			4	9	77	26	7		1	1	121
	2	1	Officer of public company, society ; consul	Females	1				1							1
		2	Clerk, cashier, accountant, typewriter, commercial or other undefined	Males	4,367		247	1,087	773	1,614	484	155	7	16	58	3,874	13	406
		2		Females	817		9	191	282	318	15	1	1	4	44	717	17	35
		3	Commercial traveller, canvasser, salesman, undefined	Males	1,641		40	101	207	878	350	57	8	27	184	1,338	10	82
		3	Commercial traveller, canvasser, salesman, undefined	Females	1,088		15	271	358	407	30	4	3	1	21	1,018	10	38
		4	Others (chiefly caretaker, undefined)	Males	612		3	24	25	210	212	135	3	6	11	569	5	21
		4	Others (chiefly caretaker, undefined)	Females	180			12	9	59	70	29	1		3	154	22	1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			ORDER 12.—PERSONS ENGAGED AS SPECULATORS ON CHANCE EVENTS.
			Sub-order 1.—Chance Events.
12	1	1	Bookmaker	Males	274		1	6	22	203	40	2		35	93	133	1	12
		2	Others (including turf adviser, gambler so stated)	Males	10				1	6	3			1	9
		2	Others (including turf adviser, gambler so stated)	Females	1		1									1
			SUB-CLASS C.—STORAGE.
			ORDER 13.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN STORAGE.
			Sub-order 1.—Storage.
13	1	1	Bonded, free store, proprietor, manager, clerk	Males	69		3	12	13	31	7	3		9	5	53	1	1
		2a	Bonded, free store, storeman, worker	Males	191		6	18	37	78	40	12				179	1	11
		2b	Storeman, store labourer (undefined)	Males	825		3	72	109	464	160	17				793		32
		3	Others engaged in storage	Males	8		3			4	1					8
			CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION.
			ORDER 14A—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE TRANSPORT OF PASSENGERS AND GOODS.
			Sub-order 1.—On Railways (not construction).
14a	1	1	Railway officer, station-master, clerk	Males	1,519		9	202	67	1,001	235	4	1			1,518		1
14a	1	1	Railway officer, station-master, clerk	Females	94			2	4	73	14	1				94
		2	Railway engine-driver, fireman	Males	1,368			45	86	1,073	161	2	1			1,367		1
		3	Railway guard, porter, servant	Males	1,411		4	134	96	1,023	149	1	4			1,409		2
		3	Railway guard, porter, servant	Females	182			7	10	85	79	1				182
		4	Railway ganger, fettler	Males	1,275		4	6	52	963	246	4				1,272		3
		5	Railway employe, labourer	Males	3,745		5	286	350	2,380	686	33	5			3,720		25
		6	Others	Males	16			14		2						16
			Sub-order2.—On roads.
	2	1	Tramway (chiefly cable) owner, officer, clerk	Males	85			2	8	64	9	2				84		1
	2	1	Tramway (chiefly cable) owner, officer, clerk	Females	22				2	19	1					21	1
		2	Tramway (chiefly cable) conductor, gripman, engine-driver, employe	Males	1,325		1	43	255	918	101	5	2			1,316		9
		3	Tramway (steam) owner, officer, clerk	Males	2					2						2
		4	Tramway (steam) conductor, driver, fireman, employe	Males	24			6	5	9	4					24
		7	Tramway (horse) owner, officer, clerk	Males	5			1		2	1	1		1		4
		8	Tramway (horse) conductor, driver, employe	Males	66		5	18	10	23	7	3				62		4
		9	Coach, omnibus, cab proprietor	Males	949		4	5	57	429	321	132	1	119	809	10	10	1
		9	Coach, omnibus, cab proprietor	Females	11				1	4	6			11
		10	Coach, omnibus, cab driver, conductor	Males	816		54	88	128	376	135	31	4			759	15	42
		11	Parcels delivery agent, driver, clerk	Males	197		1	2	15	157	21	1		43	26	125	3
		11	Parcels delivery agent, driver, clerk	Females	2						2			2
		12	Drayman, carrier, carter, teamster, horse driver (n.o.c.)	Males	6,364		110	873	965	3,098	1,063	227	28	587	1,381	4,036	198	162
		12	Drayman, carrier, carter, teamster, horse driver (n.o.c.)	Females	39			3	6	16	8	6		24		6	9
		13a	Livery-stable keeper	Males	309		3	44	51	139	53	17	2	92	33	172	8	4
		13a	Livery-stable keeper	Females	4				1	1	2			3			1
		13b	Groom (undefined)	Males	1,003		41	196	150	403	172	41		1	2	898		102
		14	Others (including lift attendant)	Males	88		8	30	20	20	7	1	2			86		2

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION—continued.
			Sub-order 3.—On Seas and Rivers and the regulation thereof.
14A	3	1	Harbors and Rivers Department, Marine Board, ferry service, officer	Males	128		1	2	7	43	71	4				128
		2	Pilot	Males	26					7	19					26
		3	Lighthouse-keeper, superintendent	Males	49				1	39	8	1				49
		3	Lighthouse-keeper, superintendent	Females	1				1								1
		4	Ship-owner, shipping agent, manager, clerk	Males	342		2	53	46	169	59	13		44	15	282		1
		4	Ship-owner, shipping agent, manager, clerk	Females	1				1							1
		5	Ship master, officer, seaman (merchant service)	Males	2,023		1	143	281	1,044	436	115	3	41		1,793		189
		6	Engineer, stoker, coal-trimmer on steamer (merchant service)	Males	660			26	102	411	106	14	1			634		26
		7	Steward, stewardess, ship-servant	Males	485		2	85	111	217	61	8	1			471	1	13
		7	Steward, stewardess, ship-servant	Females	43			5	9	25	3	1				42		1
		9	Bargemaster, lighterman	Males	29			2	4	16	6	1		2		26		1
		9	Bargemaster, lighterman	Females	1						1			1
		10	Stevedore, lumper, wharf labourer	Males	2,432		5	95	259	1,448	550	64	11	21	4	2,317	1	89
		11	Boat proprietor, boatman, waterman	Males	92		1	8	5	44	26	8		6	37	41	6	2
		11	Boat proprietor, boatman, waterman	Females	7					3	4			4	2		1
		12	Ferry, punt lessee, worker	Males	20			1	3	7	8	1			6	14
		12	Ferry, punt lessee, worker	Females	2				1			1			1		1
		13	Wharf-owner, lessee, wharfinger	Males	11					7	4					11
		14	Others	Males	20		1		1	2	16			1		19
			ORDER 14B.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE TRANSMISSION OR DELIVERY OF COMMUNICATIONS, DOCUMENTS, OR SMALL PARCELS.
			Sub-order 1 (4).—Postal Service.
14B	1	1	Postal officer, postmaster or mistress, clerk, sorter	Males	815		14	87	65	487	140	21	1			812	3
14B	1	1	Postal officer, postmaster or mistress, clerk, sorter	Females	533		3	25	62	325	100	16	2			532	1
	(4)	2	Letter-carrier	Males	461		23	28	42	364	3	1				461
		3	Mail contractor	Males	116		2	19	11	42	32	10		20	63	20	13
		3	Mail contractor	Females	5					2	3			2	2	1
		4	Mailman, mailguard	Males	172		43	60	11	32	20	6				165	5	2
		5	Others (including porter, watchman)	Males	65		5	9		40	10	1				65
		5	Others (including porter, watchman)	Females	1							1				1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			Sub-order 2 (5).—Telegraph and Telephone Service.
	2	1	Telegraph officer, operator, clerk	Males	339		5	37	22	259	15		1			339
	2	1	Telegraph officer, operator, clerk	Females	121		1	5	11	102	2					121
	(5)	2	Electrician, lineman	Males	123			2	14	84	22	1				123
		3	Telephone officer	Males	47		4	10	2	29	2					47
		3	Telephone officer	Females	122			19	43	59	1					122
		4	Messenger	Males	411		252	158	1							411
		5	Others	Males	5			4			1					5
			Sub-order 3 (6).—Delivery by Hand.
	3	1	Messenger, porter (not on railway)	Males	319		70	198	13	19	13	6				304	3	12
	3	1	Messenger, porter (not on railway)	Females	4		1	3								4
	(6)	2	Errand boy, girl	Males	561		457	104								547	1	13
	(6)	2	Errand boy, girl	Females	3		3									3
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.
			SUB-CLASS A.—MANUFACTURERS.
			ORDER 15.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE, OR REPAIR, ETC., OF ART AND MECHANIC PRODUCTIONS OF MIXED MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Books and Publications.
15	1	1	Publisher, newspaper proprietor	Males	237		9	39	27	111	44	6	1	83	21	131	1	1
15	1	1	Publisher, newspaper proprietor	Females	13		1	1	2	6	3			4		6	3
		2	Printer, printer's manager, clerk	Males	2,418		228	686	357	836	262	47	2	217	67	2,008	13	113
		2	Printer, printer's manager, clerk	Females	47		4	15	7	20		1		2		45
		3	Compositor	Males	1,097		8	130	211	627	104	17				983		114
		3	Compositor	Females	14				4	9	1					14
		4	Machinist, stereotyper, and others engaged in printing	Males	309		29	43	56	155	26			3	1	294		11
		4	Machinist, stereotyper, and others engaged in printing	Females	35			20	11	2	2					30	5
		5	Bookbinder, manufacturing stationer (all branches)	Males	521		48	116	64	221	62	8	2	32	16	446	3	24
		5	Bookbinder, manufacturing stationer (all branches)	Females	604		26	279	150	142	7			5		589	4	6
		6	Others	Males	10		1	6	2	1				1		9
		6	Others	Females	1		1									1
			Sub-order 2.—Musical Instruments.
	2	1	Musical instrument maker	Males	39		1	3		21	9	5		3	17	18		1
	2	1	Musical instrument maker	Females	1						1						1
		2	Musical instrument tuner, repairer	Males	148		2	10	16	84	28	8			86	56	5	1
		2	Musical instrument tuner, repairer	Females	1					1						1
			Sub-order 3.—Prints, Pictures, and Art Materials.
	3	1a	Lithographer, lithographic printer	Males	245		14	49	32	120	25	4	1	9	6	215		15
	3	1a	Lithographer, lithographic printer	Females	1			1								1
		1b	Process printer (photographic, zincographic, &c.)	Males	27		1	6	8	10	2			1	1	24		1
		1b	Process printer (photographic, zincographic, &c.)	Females	2				1	1						2
		2	Picture-frame maker, picture restorer, cleaner	Males	150		7	43	17	59	18	5	1	18	28	98	4	2
		2	Picture-frame maker, picture restorer, cleaner	Females	14		1	6	4	3						11	3
		3	Artists' materials manufacturer, artists' colourman	Males	3		1		1	1					1	2
		4	Others	Males	14		1	2		6	5			2	7	4		1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 4.—Ornaments, Minor Art Products, and Small Wares.
15	4	1	Carver (all branches) carver and gilder	Males	134		4	20	12	65	27	6		15	31	81	2	5
15	4	1	Carver (all branches) carver and gilder	Females	8			2	2	3		1			5	3
		3	Taxidermist	Males	6					3	2	1			4	2
		3	Taxidermist	Females	3					2	1				2	1
		4	Toy maker	Males	11		1	1	2	3	3	1		2	3	4		2
		4	Toy maker	Females	4			1	2		1					2	2
		5	Basket-maker, wicker-worker	Males	192		15	46	22	77	26	6		20	32	131	3	6
		5	Basket-maker, wicker-worker	Females	1					1							1
		6	Artificial-flower maker, art needle-worker	Males	8			1	1	4	2			3	2	3
		6	Artificial-flower maker, art needle-worker	Females	51			7	6	29	9			1	16	29	3	2
		7	Paper bag, box maker	Males	32		3	2	3	20	3	1		7	4	21
		7	Paper bag, box maker	Females	323		16	138	94	72	3			1	4	310	2	6
		8	Brush, broom maker	Males	217		7	54	35	91	23	6	1	18	15	172	5	7
		8	Brush, broom maker	Females	63		2	19	15	25	2			1	1	58	3
		9	Others	Males	4					4				1	3
		9	Others	Females	1					1					1
			Sub-order 5.—Equipment for Sports and Games.
	5	1	Billiard, bagatelle table manufacturer	Males	10			1		5	1	3		2	1	7
		2	Cricket, lawn tennis equipment maker	Males	15		2	2	3	6	2			3	2	10
		4	Fishing-tackle maker	Males	3			1		1	1				2	1
		5	Others	Males	2			1		1						2
			Sub-order 6.—Designs, Medals, Type, and Dies.
	6	2	Die-sinker	Males	15		1	2	2	6	3	1		1	4	10
		3	Engraver (not art), pattern designer, maker	Males	272		5	57	26	132	41	11		27	27	211		7
		3	Engraver (not art), pattern designer, maker	Females	21		2	8	3	7	1					21
		4	Rubber-stamp maker	Males	8			2	1	4	1				2	6
		5	Others	Males	3			2	1							3
			Sub-order 7.—Watches, Clocks, and Scientific Instruments.
	7	1	Watch, clock, chronometer maker	Males	574		9	61	56	289	119	39	1	78	265	203	13	15
	7	1	Watch, clock, chronometer maker	Females	7		1	2	1	2	1			1		2	4
		2	Scientific instrument maker	Males	27		3	3		17	3	1		1	3	22		1
		2	Scientific instrument maker	Females	1			1								1
		3	Optician	Males	62		6	8	13	23	7	5		8	9	43		2
		3	Optician	Females	3			1	1	1						2	1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		4	Telegraph, telephone instrument maker, fitter	Males	17			1	6	9	1			2		15
		5	Electric apparatus maker, fitter	Males	66		1	16	11	26	11	1		7	6	51		2
		5	Electric apparatus maker, fitter	Females	1					1				1
		6	Others	Males	1				1							1
			Sub-order 8.—Surgical Instruments and Appliances.
	8	1	Surgical instrument maker	Males	19		1	4	2	9	3			3	3	13
		2	Surgical appliances, truss, bandage maker	Males	3			1		2						2	1
		2	Surgical appliances, truss, bandage maker	Females	8			1		4	2	1		1	2	5
		3	Others	Males	1				1									1
			Sub-order 9.—Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives.
	9	1	Gunsmith	Males	33		1	4	4	11	9	4		8	8	16	1
		3	Explosives manufacturer	Males	55		3	6	6	27	10	3		5		49		1
		3	Explosives manufacturer	Females	32		8	19	5							32
		4	Fuse, cartridge maker	Males	22		6	7	2	3	4					21		1
		4	Fuse, cartridge maker	Females	37		5	19	11	2						37
		5	Shot maker	Males	3					3						3
		6	Fireworks maker	Males	7		1	1	1	3	1					7
		7	Others	Males	5					4	1					5
			Sub-order 10.—Engines, Machines, Tools, and Implements.
	10	1a	Railway-engine maker, fitter	Males	246			24	19	154	47	2				246
		1b	Engine-maker, fitter (other), mechanical engineer	Males	2,173		19	385	290	998	390	89	2	150	98	1,795	8	122
		2	Millwright	Males	35					18	10	7		2	2	27		4
		3	Boilermaker, caulker, cleaner	Males	632		11	87	79	343	105	7		10	3	576		43
		4	Agricultural machinery and implement maker	Males	178		2	31	30	83	23	9		42	3	127		6
		4	Agricultural machinery and implement maker	Females	3			1		1		1		1		2
		5	Sewing-machine maker, repairer	Males	28		1	4	2	14	7			2	12	13		1
		5	Sewing-machine maker, repairer	Females	1				1							1
		6	Cutler, tool-maker, saw-setter	Males	103		1	11	11	36	30	14		8	27	61	2	5
		7	Gas, water meter maker	Males	38		1	7	5	14	11			2	1	35
		8	Scale, weighing machine maker, adjuster	Males	10			3		3	4			1	2	6	1
		9	Others (including bellows maker)	Males	22		1	6	3	7	5			3	4	12	3
			Sub-order 11.—Carriages and Vehicles.
	11	1	Railway carriage, waggon, tram-car builder	Males	207			7	5	158	36	1				206		1
	11	1	Railway carriage, waggon, tram-car builder	Females	1						1					1
		2a	Coach, carriage, waggon, cart builder	Males	1,788		45	374	207	829	261	68	4	343	103	1,247	33	62
		2a	Coach, carriage, waggon, cart builder	Females	9		2	3	2	1	1			1		5	3
		2b	Carriage, coach painter	Males	560		14	94	82	319	46	4	1	35	50	442	8	25
		2b	Carriage, coach painter	Females	1						1			1
		3	Bicycle, motor-car maker	Males	420		23	148	90	141	14	2	2	54	47	301	5	13
		3	Bicycle, motor-car maker	Females	17			6	9	1	1					16		1
		4	Perambulator, wheel-chair maker	Males	17		3	3		8	2	1		7	1	9
		4	Perambulator, wheel-chair maker	Females	2			1		1					1		1
		5	Wheelwright	Males	636		11	98	48	279	124	76		51	107	420	22	36
		6	Others (including spring, tyre maker)	Males	33				16	17				1		30		2
		6	Others (including spring, tyre maker)	Females	1					1							1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or Wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 12.—Harness, Saddlery, and Leatherware.
15	12	1	Saddlery and harness, whip maker	Males	1,685		56	339	232	711	279	66	2	252	338	1,012	40	43
15	12	1	Saddlery and harness, whip maker	Females	33		2	9	6	11	5			5	2	19	6	1
		2	Leather belting maker	Males	22			6	3	8	3	2		5		16		1
		3	Leather cutter, designer	Males	19		1	3	3	7	4	1			4	14	1
		3	Leather cutter, designer	Females	2		1	1									2
		4	Portmanteau maker	Males	66		5	21	13	21	6			8	3	50	2	3
		4	Portmanteau maker	Females	6			1	3	1		1			1	5
		5	Saddle-tree maker	Males	24		2	3	2	12	3	2		5	3	14	1	1
		6	Fancy leather worker	Males	52		2	10	14	21	5			9	1	41		1
		6	Fancy leather worker	Females	16		1	5	2	7	1			1	1	14
		7	Others	Males	10			10								10
			Sub-order 13.—Ships, Boats, and their Equipment.
	13	1	Shipbuilder, shipwright, boat builder	Males	254		2	8	8	80	104	52		24	33	167	3	27
	13	1	Shipbuilder, shipwright, boat builder	Females	1							1		1
		2	Ship-rigger	Males	7			1	1		1	4				5		2
		3	Block, oar, mast maker	Males	3						3				1	1		1
		4	Sail-maker	Males	69		1	5	4	19	30	10		7	5	50		7
		4	Sail-maker	Females	1			1								1
		5	Graving-dock, patent slip proprietor, manager	Males	5					3	1	1		5
		6	Dock engine-driver, labourer	Males	50			4	3	21	16	6				45		5
		7	Others	Males	2			2								2
			Sub-order 14 (15.)—House Fittings.
	14	1	Door, sash, and joinery, worker ; turner	Males	641		8	82	70	313	136	31	1	37	45	517	4	38
	(15)	2	Saw-mill (other than forest) proprietor, worker	Males	747		24	107	114	350	123	28	1	47	13	635	7	45
	(15)	2	Saw-mill (other than forest) proprietor, worker	Females	3					2	1			2		1
		3	Wooden mantelpiece maker, and enameller	Males	19			2	1	14	1	1		4	1	14
		3	Wooden mantelpiece maker, and enameller	Females	1					1							1
		4	Others	Males	6		2	1	1		2				1	5
		4	Others	Females	1					1				1
			Sub-order 15(14).—Furniture.
	15 (14)	1	Furniture manufacturer, cabinetmaker, bedstead maker	Males	1,411		33	148	136	755	255	67	17	174	193	986	9	49
	15 (14)	1	Furniture manufacturer, cabinetmaker, bedstead maker	Females	20		3	2	6	7	2			1	3	13	3
	(14)	2	Bed, mattress maker, upholsterer	Males	531		13	78	60	277	85	17	1	20	92	389	8	22
	(14)	2	Bed, mattress maker, upholsterer	Females	189		3	46	40	86	12	2		4	3	172	8	2
		3	Others (chiefly frenchpolishers)	Males	425		12	51	63	223	63	12	1	18	20	361	1	25
		3	Others (chiefly frenchpolishers)	Females	6				1	5				1		5

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			Sub-order 16.—Chemicals and By-products.
	16	1	Manufacturing chemist (n.o.c.)	Males	192		6	35	31	80	35	5		28	14	149	1
	16	1	Manufacturing chemist (n.o.c.)	Females	52			18	16	16	2				2	47	2	1
		3	Ink, blacking manufacturer	Males	29		2	3	4	14	5	1		7	2	9		1
		3	Ink, blacking manufacturer	Females	7			2	1	3		1			2	5
		4a	Salt maker	Males	47		2	2	10	31	2			3	1	41		2
		4b	Soda, alkali, starch, blue, &c., maker	Males	46		4	7	9	21	3	2		1	1	44
		4b	Soda, alkali, starch, blue, &c., maker	Females	66		5	30	21	9	1					66
		5	Eucalyptus oil maker	Males	98		6	23	8	46	14	1		21	10	57	9	1
		5	Eucalyptus oil maker	Females	8			2	3	2	1				1	5	2
		6	Paint manufacturer	Males	28			5	2	11	8	2		7	4	12	2	3
		6	Paint manufacturer	Females	1					1						1
		7	Others	Males	17			1		13	2	1			3	14
		7	Others	Females	3			2	1							3
			ORDER 16.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE OR REPAIR OF TEXTILE FABRICS, DRESS, AND FIBROUS MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Textile Fabrics.
16	1	1	Cotton manufacturer, spinner, and other worker (all branches), chiefly lacemakers	Males	5			3		1		1				4		1
16	1	1		Females	38			4	5	20	8	1		2	7	25	3	1
		2	Woollen manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)	Males	449		61	112	56	152	50	18		8	2	427		12
		2		Females	449		23	164	116	126	17	3		3		441		5
		3	Silk manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)	Males	2				2							1		1
		4	Dyer, scourer	Males	126		1	14	12	50	33	14	2	14	38	65	2	7
		4	Dyer, scourer	Females	48		1	3	11	25	8			3	10	25	9	1
		5	Flock manufacturer	Males	20		2	7	1	5	5			3	1	15		1
		5	Flock manufacturer	Females	7			2	4	1						7
		6	Others	Males	2				1			1			1			1
		6	Others	Females	5				2	2	1				1	4
			Sub-order 2.—Dress.
	2	1a	Clothing manufacturer	Males	202		7	25	13	111	43	3		49	10	138	3	2
	2	1a	Clothing manufacturer	Females	2,395		118	847	548	734	130	16	2	114	181	2,025	37	38
		1b	Tailor, tailoress, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist*	Males	2,578		71	400	358	1,156	400	191	2	400	280	1,765	43	90
		1b	Tailor, tailoress, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist*	Females	20,961		559	5,871	5,178	7,885	1,183	252	33	714	3,902	15,384	320	641
		2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker	Males	412		21	76	53	182	67	13		35	12	342	6	17
		2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker	Females	414		19	167	99	107	19	3		5	12	376	10	11
		3	Shirtmaker	Males	43		2	10	6	17	6	2		7	2	29		5
		3	Shirtmaker	Females	323		29	101	70	85	38			8	10	288	13	4
		4	Milliner, staymaker, glovemaker	Males	4			1		3				1		3
		4	Milliner, staymaker, glovemaker	Females	1,869		31	686	585	521	37	8	1	47	105	1,637	18	62
		5	Sock maker, knitter	Males	22				5	12	3	2		6	4	11		1
		5	Sock maker, knitter	Females	237		23	106	54	40	10	3	1	5	39	185	6	2
		6	Furrier, rugmaker	Males	36			5	4	15	9	3		10	11	10	3	2
		6	Furrier, rugmaker	Females	72		4	29	12	23	4			1	3	62	6
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)†	Males	6,361		246	908	882	2,858	1,103	356	8	511	1,573	3,955	75	247
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)†	Females	1,157		99	522	305	217	10		4	6	6	1,081	38	26
		8	Umbrella, parasol maker	Males	81		4	10	11	41	13	2		16	18	47
		8	Umbrella, parasol maker	Females	132		2	40	31	48	8	3		2	19	103	7	1
		9	Feather dresser, glove-cleaner	Females	56		2	26	9	16	1	1	1	3	8	45
		10	Others (chiefly tie-makers)	Males	12		1		4	5	1	1		4		7		1
		10	Others (chiefly tie-makers)	Females	176		15	84	45	29	3			1	1	171	2

[* Including "Sewing Machinist" and Machinist (undefined) some of whom may have been employed in the bootmaking trade.] [† Number of Females probably incomplete. (See footnote above.)]

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 3.—Fibrous Materials.
16	3	1	Mat maker	Males	33			10	7	12	2	2		3	3	24	1	2
16	3	1	Mat maker	Females	21		1	5	8	6	1				1	19	1
		2	Rope, twine, cord maker	Males	195		28	63	21	56	20	7		15	3	172	3	2
		2	Rope, twine, cord maker	Females	65		6	35	11	11	1	1		1		62		2
		3	Canvas, sailcloth maker	Males	1					1				1
		4	Tent, tarpaulin maker	Males	46			8	3	15	12	8		5	8	32	1
		4	Tent, tarpaulin maker	Females	8				1	5	1	1		4	1	2	1
		5	Bag, sack maker	Males	27		1	2	6	8	6	4		5	1	19		2
		5	Bag, sack maker	Females	13		2	6	2	1	1	1			1	12
		6	Others	Males	7				2	4		1		1	2	3		1
		6	Others	Females	4		1		2	1					1	3
			ORDER 17.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE, ETC., OF FOODS, DRINKS, NARCOTICS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Food.
17	1	1	Slaughterman, abattoir worker	Males	294		4	32	35	143	68	11	1	25	3	254	4	8
		2	Meat, bacon, ham curer, preserver	Males	343		18	45	56	159	57	8		41	16	267	11	8
		2	Meat, bacon, ham curer, preserver	Females	10					8	2			2		1	7
		3	Fish curer	Males	9			1	1	2	5			3		6
		3	Fish curer	Females	1		1										1
		4	Butter, cheese maker, factory worker	Males	926		14	109	220	508	66	8	1	31	28	819	21	27
		4	Butter, cheese maker, factory worker	Females	24		1	5	6	11		1			1	14	9
		5	Animal food refrigerater	Males	132		8	16	16	72	20			2	1	126	1	2
		6	Others	Males	4		1		1	1	1					4
			Sub-order 2.—Vegetable Food
	2	1	Miller, maizena manufacturer	Males	846		10	102	124	401	161	44	4	73	22	696	17	38
	2	1	Miller, maizena manufacturer	Females	21		2	10	5	4				1		18	2
		2	Baker, biscuit, pastry maker	Males	4,257		191	821	733	1,836	495	163	18	627	281	3,001	142	209
		2	Baker, biscuit, pastry maker	Females	576		22	180	107	190	58	19		54	32	277	211	2
		3	Fruit preserver, jam maker	Males	311		26	81	59	110	33	2		11	3	288	2	7
		3	Fruit preserver, jam maker	Females	138		13	63	33	29						136	1	1
		4	Confectionery maker	Males	288		22	66	50	108	29	13		26	26	218	4	14
		4	Confectionery maker	Females	166		4	70	51	32	8	1		4	11	142	5	4
		5	Sugar refiner	Males	173		8	42	25	76	21	1		2		169		2
		5	Sugar refiner	Females	2				1	1						2
			Sub-order 3.—Groceries, Drinks, Narcotics, and Stimulants.
	3	1	Brewer, bottler, and others engaged in brewing	Males	1,057		18	130	168	534	166	41		58	17	938	1	43
	3	1	Brewer, bottler, and others engaged in brewing	Females	5			2		2	1			1		3	1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		2	Malster	Males	165			11	17	103	26	8		17	4	130		14
		3	Distiller and rectifier of spirits	Males	62		1	8	6	29	14	4		6	3	49		4
		3	Distiller and rectifier of spirits	Females	1						1					1
		4	Wine manufacturer (not grower)	Males	26			2	7	8	9			3	2	19	1	1
		4	Wine manufacturer (not grower)	Females	4			1		2	1			1			3
		5	Cordial, aerated water manufacturer (all branches)	Males	735		21	104	108	376	102	24		104	50	526	15	40
		5	Cordial, aerated water manufacturer (all branches)	Females	32			6	7	8	7	4		8	1	11	12
		6	Coffee roaster	Males	9			1	2	4	2				1	8
		7	Tea mixer, taster	Males	37		1	10	4	18	4			2	1	34
		7	Tea mixer, taster	Females	1				1							1
		8	Tobacco, cigar, cigarette manufacturer	Males	490		16	102	65	236	65	6		32	32	412	2	12
		8	Tobacco, cigar, cigarette manufacturer	Females	383		44	194	99	44	2			1		378	1	3
		9	Ice manufacturer	Males	18				3	12	3			1	1	16
		10	Spice manufacturer	Males	12			3	1	8						12
		10	Spice manufacturer	Females	9		1	2	6							9
		11	Condiment maker (all branches)	Males	41		3	6	9	14	7	2		5	5	28	2	1
		11	Condiment maker (all branches)	Females	27			17	5	3	2				1	22	4
		12	Others (including vinegar maker)	Males	16			1	3	7	3	2		2	3	9		2
		12	Others (including vinegar maker)	Females	2			1			1						1	1
			ORDER 18.—PERSONS NOT OTHERWISE CLASSED, ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE OR TREATMENT OF ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Matters (n.o.c.)
18	1	1	Soap, candle manufacturer	Males	326		24	52	35	153	49	13		20	9	291		6
18	1	1	Soap, candle manufacturer	Females	4				2	2						4
		2	Tallow-melter, boiling-down worker	Males	45			4	5	16	15	5		4	2	34		5
		3	Tanner, currier (all branches)	Males	1,325		32	215	265	546	221	44	2	102	47	1,115	9	52
		3	Tanner, currier (all branches)	Females	2					2						2
		4	Fellmonger, woolwasher	Males	450		2	30	69	227	102	18	2	29	12	373	1	35
		4	Fellmonger, woolwasher	Females	1							1		1
		5	Bone-dust, manure manufacturer	Males	60			2	10	30	14	4		11	3	43	1	2
		5	Bone-dust, manure manufacturer	Females	2				1	1						2
		6	Others (including glue maker, horse hair drafter)	Males	30		2	9	3	11	5			5	3	19	1	2
			Sub-order 2.—Wood (n.o.c.)
	2	1	Firewood cutter, chopper	Males	1,341		45	244	202	593	207	45	5	41	343	837	78	42
		2	Fencer, hurdle maker	Males	495		5	40	82	242	112	12	2	21	76	377	14	7
		3	Bark-mill owner, worker	Males	7			1		2	3	1		1		4		2
		4	Cooper	Males	340		5	26	46	150	74	39		33	24	248	3	32
		5	Others (including wood and fancy-box maker, rubber worker)	Males	341		21	117	64	111	24	4		20	12	297		12
		5	Others (including wood and fancy-box maker, rubber worker)	Females	41		4	22	9	6						40		1
			Sub-order 3.—Vegetable Produce for Fodder.
	3	1	Chaffcutter, haypresser	Males	413		13	55	87	210	36	8	4	35	11	357	6	4
	3	1	Chaffcutter, haypresser	Females	1							1		1
		3	Oil and seed-cake maker	Males	1			1								1
			Sub-order 4.—Paper Manufacture.
	4	1	Paper manufacturer (all branches)	Males	103		6	19	16	40	17	4	1	2		98	1	2
	4	1	Paper manufacturer (all branches)	Females	27		2	8	5	7	5					27
		2	Others	Males	4				2	1	1					4
		2	Others	Females	7			5	2							7

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		6	Wire-worker	Males	141		21	39	29	37	11	4		12	13	110	1	5
		6	Wire-worker	Females	7			2	5						1	4	1	1
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	Males	5,903		133	1,369	896	2,450	813	234	8	867	620	3,966	213	237
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	Females	9					3	5	1		9
		8	Others (including nail maker, japanner, metal polisher)	Males	185			64	33	71	15	2		15	4	156	2	8
		8	Others (including nail maker, japanner, metal polisher)	Females	4		1		1	2						3	1
			ORDER 20.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE CONVERSION OF COAL., ETC., TO PURPOSES OF HEAT, LIGHT, OR OTHER FORMS OF ENERGY (N.O.C.).
			Sub-order 1.—Working in Fuel, Light, and other forms of Energy.
20	1	1a	Gas manufacture manager, worker	Males	488		3	23	22	284	124	31	1	2		478		8
20	1	1a	Gas manufacture manager, worker	Females	2					2						2
		1b	Gas supply officer	Males	162		1	2	4	125	25	5				162
		2	Coke manufacturer, burner	Males	6		1		1	4				2		3		1
		3	Electric light or energy producer, worker, supplier	Males	154		2	24	34	77	17					151		3
		4	Hydraulic power producer, worker	Males	8			2	1	4	1					8
		5	Charcoal burner	Males	105		3	9	7	45	32	9		17	49	31	8
		5	Charcoal burner	Females	1						1					1
		7	Others (including matchmaker, lamplighter)	Males	112		8	30	11	33	18	12		6	4	97	3	2
		7	Others (including matchmaker, lamplighter)	Females	34		1	20	12	1						34
			SUB-CLASS B.—CONSTRUCTORS OF BUILDINGS, WORKS, &c.
			ORDER 21.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OR MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS, ROADS, RAILWAYS, &c.
			Sub-order 1.—Houses and Buildings.
21	1	1	Builder, contractor, manager, foreman, clerk	Males	1,333		8	51	41	723	345	161	4	533	193	527	15	65
21	1	1	Builder, contractor, manager, foreman, clerk	Females	2				1	1						2
		2	Stonemason, hodman, labourer	Males	714		6	34	35	339	155	144	1	44	60	487	9	114
		3	Bricklayer, hodman, labourer	Males	1,956		12	130	128	1,116	421	146	3	126	148	1,510	17	155
		4a	Carpenter, labourer	Males	8,271		88	681	543	4,117	1,819	1,005	18	411	1,199	5,981	111	569
		4b	Venetian-blind maker	Males	63		8	13	5	27	10			12	9	39	1	2
		5	Slater, shingler	Males	119		3	10	11	59	29	7		12	17	78	1	11
		6	Plasterer, modeller	Males	976		9	53	46	571	236	60	1	109	88	704	5	70
		7	House-painter, paperhanger, glazier	Males	4,016		90	523	473	2,106	661	159	4	450	547	2,748	52	219
		7	House-painter, paperhanger, glazier	Females	8			1		3	4			3		2	3
		8	Plumber, gasfitter, bellhanger	Males	2,440		62	516	312	1,206	287	55	2	305	239	1,758	32	106
		8	Plumber, gasfitter, bellhanger	Females	4				1	2		1		3		1
		9	Locksmith	Males	23		1	4	4	9	3	2		2	4	16		1
		9	Locksmith	Females	1			1								1
		10	Others (chiefly signwriters)	Males	161		5	28	29	78	14	7		21	37	96	2	5
			Sub-order 2.—Roads, Railways, Tramways, Earthworks, &c., or Undefined.
	2	1a	Road, railway, tramway, bridge, telegraph, wharf contractor	Males	715		15	41	50	371	197	41		364	170	100	75
	2	1a	Road, railway, tramway, bridge, telegraph, wharf contractor	Females	2					2						2
		1b	Road labourer	Males	4,338		21	329	575	2,155	941	308	9			3,957		556
		2	Skilled assistant, foreman, inspector, manager	Males	161											156		81

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			ORDER 19.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE, ETC., OF METALS OR MINERALS OTHER THAN THOSE USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals (n.o.c.)
19	1	1	Monumental, marble mason, stone cutter, dresser	Males	520		12	41	26	301	103	37		63	42	358	12	45
		2	Limeburner	Males	59		1	3	8	34	9	4		9	3	44	1	2
		3	Plaster-maker, cement manufacturer	Males	65		2	6	4	47	5	1		2	1	61	1
		4	Brickmaker, tile manufacturer	Males	1,075		17	123	118	543	211	62	1	113	91	785	27	59
		4	Brickmaker, tile manufacturer	Females	12			3	1	5	1	2		3		9
		5	Potter	Males	392		27	111	66	138	44	6		18	6	351	3	14
		5	Potter	Females	6		1	2	1	2						6
		6	Glass manufacturer, worker	Males	411		62	115	85	117	26	5	1	12	2	372	1	24
		6	Glass manufacturer, worker	Females	2			1			1					2
		7	Crockery, earthenware repairer, maker	Males	26			2	3	11	8	2		4	5	17
		8	Asphalt, pitch maker	Males	4			1		2	1			1		3
		9	Asbestos worker	Males	1					1						1
		10	Others	Males	2					2						2
			Sub-order 2.—Workers in Jewellery, Precious Stones, and Minting.
	2	1a	Goldsmith (not watchmaker), silversmith, jeweller	Males	712		36	186	98	271	108	11	2	84	77	515	8	28
	2	1a	Goldsmith (not watchmaker), silversmith, jeweller	Females	22		1	5	5	8	3			1		19	2
		1b	Gold-beater	Males	24				3	13	7	1		5	1	17		1
		2	Lapidary, precious stones worker	Males	38		2	10	5	20		1		3	4	29		2
		2	Lapidary, precious stones worker	Females	1				1							1
		3	Electro-plater, plater	Males	76		5	23	15	27	3	3		10	2	61
		3	Electro-plater, plater	Females	4				2	2						4
		4	Persons engaged in minting	Males	33			5	8	13	7					33
			Sub-order 3.—Workers in various metals (n.o.c.)
	3	1	Tinsmith, zinc, galvanized-iron worker, galvanizer	Males	1,191		85	333	214	394	128	34	3	67	108	952	13	51
	3	1	Tinsmith, zinc, galvanized-iron worker, galvanizer	Females	9		1	2		4		2		2		2	4	1
		2	Copper smith, worker	Males	123		4	29	15	55	20			8	2	110		3
		2	Copper smith, worker	Females	1			1								1
		3	Brass founder, moulder, worker	Males	452		14	167	66	155	46	4		41	7	384	5	15
		4	Lead and antimony worker (not type or shot maker)	Males	7				2	5						7
		4	Lead and antimony worker (not type or shot maker)	Females	1				1							1
		5	Iron and steel founder, moulder, worker	Males	2,875		63	563	443	1,358	386	59	3	130	34	2,570	8	133
		5	Iron and steel founder, moulder, worker	Females	10			5	1	2	2			3		7

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 2.—Roads, Railways, Tramways, Earthworks, &c. or Undefined—continued.
21		3	Carter, teamster, assisting in making or repairing roads, &c.	Males	57			4	14	31	6	2		2	4	47	3	1
		4	Engine-driver, fireman, engaged in making railways, roads, &c.	Males	8					5	3					8
		5	Railway navvy, labourer, platelayer	Males	785		4	30	140	436	150	15	10			743	1	41
		6	Road metal contractor, stone-breaker	Males	372		4	20	20	106	138	82	2	8	43	310		11
		7	Dredge worker, diver	Males	35			4	8	7	13	3				35
		7a	Sewer contractor, labourer (construction)	Males	595		2	17	58	438	77	3		8	1	546		40
		8	Drainer, pavior, tar pavement maker	Males	221		2	12	18	116	64	9		30	22	156		13
		9	Others	Males	33				3	21	8	1		1		30		2
			SUB-CLASS C.—OTHERS AND UNDEFINED INDUSTRIAL WORKERS.
			ORDER 22.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE DISPOSAL OF THE DEAD, OF DEAD MATTER, SILT, OR REFUSE.
			Sub-order 1.—Disposal of the Dead.
22	1	1	Undertaker	Males	207		3	11	22	109	41	20	1	53	37	106	8	3
22	1	1	Undertaker	Females	19			1	1	10	4	2	1	9		5	5
		2	Cemetery keeper, grave-digger	Males	94		2	8	5	44	25	10		9	1	79	4	1
		2	Cemetery keeper, grave-digger	Females	2					2						2
		3	Others	Males	1		1									1
		3	Others	Females	1						1				1
			Sub-order 2.—Disposal of Refuse.
	2	1	Scavenger, street cleaner	Males	606		5	28	39	341	150	43		7		586		13
		2	Chimney sweep	Males	64		1	1	3	15	29	15			52	11	1
		3	Sanitary contractor, nightman	Males	173		1	17	13	95	41	6		20	12	132	5	4
		3	Sanitary contractor, nightman	Females	2						2			2
		4	Sewerage clerk, worker, overseer	Males	114				12	72	26	3	1			112		2
		5	Others	Males	1		1									1
			ORDER 23.—INDUSTRIAL WORKERS IMPERFECTLY DEFINED.
			Sub-order 1.—Imperfectly Defined.
23	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)	Males	1,505		24	182	187	711	315	82	4	515	301	638	21	30
23	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)	Females	442		16	90	102	169	52	12	1	75	75	244	36	12
		2	Factory worker, manager (so defined)	Males	685		97	254	97	198	30	9				657	1	27
		2	Factory worker, manager (so defined)	Females	332		33	156	83	56	3	1				319	9	4

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		3	Engineer, engine-driver, stoker, fireman (so defined)	Males	2,343		6	188	297	1,091	575	183	3	44	34	2,055	2	208
		4	Machinist, machine hand (so defined)	Males	206		4	32	35	101	33	1		11	7	173	4	11
		5	Contractor, manager, apprentice, foreman (so defined)	Males	2,384		29	213	209	1,237	560	133	3	1,002	572	671	96	43
		5	Contractor, manager, apprentice, foreman (so defined)	Females	77		7	25	6	32	2	3	2	9		60	5	3
		6	Labourer (undefined)	Males	15,494		268	2,444	2,607	6,369	2,643	1,097	66			13,764	74	1,656
		6	Labourer (undefined)	Females	4					2	2					3		1
		7	Others	Males	36			4		22	8	2		1	8	26		1
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
			ORDER 24.—PERSONS MAINLY ENGAGED IN AGRICULTURAL, PASTORAL, OR MINERAL PURSUITS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Agricultural Pursuits.
24	1	1	Farmer, and relative assisting	Males	44,724		1,613	6,075	4,829	17,686	9,325	5,131	65	13,267	15,096		16,361
24	1	1	Farmer, and relative assisting	Females	16,030		553	3,819	2,824	4,923	2,721	1,166	24	1,099	1,693		13,238
		2	Farm manager, overseer	Males	362			6	36	249	59	12				359		3
		2	Farm manager, overseer	Females	6				1	2	2	1				6
		3	Farm servant, agricultural labourer	Males	21,160		1,082	4,517	3,787	7,772	2,898	1,036	68			20,204		956
		3	Farm servant, agricultural labourer	Females	624		15	171	189	220	6		3			599		5
		4	Market gardener	Males	4,622		135	418	451	2,121	951	518	28	859	1,647	1,518	576	22
		4	Market gardener	Females	192		9	38	28	57	38	22		19	32	9	132
		5	Fruit-grower, orchardist	Males	2,540		110	407	284	1,030	504	199	6	493	868	700	465	14
		5	Fruit-grower, orchardist	Females	350		11	66	56	95	82	40		44	91	43	172
		6	Hop, cotton, tea, coffee grower	Males	74		10	13	8	28	13	2		10	7	48	9
		6	Hop, cotton, tea, coffee grower	Females	52		13	15	7	10	7			2		48	2
		7	Tobacco grower	Males	60		3	4		12	25	16		10	25	24	1
		8	Wine-grower, vigneron	Males	1,469		75	159	146	533	411	139	6	174	72	1,131	86	6
		8	Wine-grower, vigneron	Females	71		1	7	10	26	16	11		18	8	6	39
		9	Sugar-planter	Males	1					1				1
		10	Horticulturist, gardener	Males	3,261		43	301	317	1,162	837	583	18	237	571	2,132	107	214
		10	Horticulturist, gardener	Females	70		4	14	6	25	11	10		7	17	7	39
		11	Agricultural Department officer	Males	41				2	30	8	1				41
		12	Others (threshing machine owner, worker, &c.)	Males	225		9	31	33	68	55	17	12	20	26	72	4	103
		12	Others (threshing machine owner, worker, &c.)	Females	6		4			2				1		2	3
			Sub-order 2.—Pastoral Pursuits.
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stock-breeder, and relative assisting	Males	5,823		73	450	502	2,547	1,407	830	14	2,242	2,422		1,159
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stock-breeder, and relative assisting	Females	1,542		16	255	246	509	341	168	7	177	303		1,062
		2	Station manager, overseer, clerk	Males	633			20	39	403	153	15	3			593	1	39
		2	Station manager, overseer, clerk	Females	11			7	4							4	7
		3	Stock-rider, drover, shearer, shepherd, pastoral labourer	Males	4,940		137	851	872	2,139	710	218	13	47	100	4,540	5	248
		3	Stock-rider, drover, shearer, shepherd, pastoral labourer	Females	7			1	6							7
		4	Dairy farmer, and relative assisting	Males	8,475		337	1,335	1,001	3,320	1,775	697	10	2,205	3,007		3,263
		4	Dairy farmer, and relative assisting	Females	5,488		468	1,256	868	1,657	909	330		276	756		4,456
		5	Dairy assistant, milker	Males	3,226		257	1,062	693	966	189	49	10			3,194		32
		5	Dairy assistant, milker	Females	389		39	87	121	138	3	1				386		3
		6	Poultry farmer	Males	185		5	6	14	67	58	35		19	132	17	16	1
		6	Poultry farmer	Females	131		1	12	6	52	38	22		8	79	3	41
		7	Stock and Brands Department officer	Males	18					5	10	3				18
		8	Others (including pig farmer)	Males	51		3	5	5	37	1			3	10	34	2	2
		8	Others (including pig farmer)	Females	1						1			1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS—continued.
			Sub-order 3.—The capture, preservation, or destruction of Wild Animals, or the acquisition of their products.
24	3	1	Bee-keeper	Males	119		10	17	15	52	21	4		15	69	15	20
24	3	1	Bee-keeper	Females	23		3	7	3	4	6			3	3		17
		2	Kangaroo hunter, rabbiter	Males	1,267		88	331	251	446	126	21	4	38	640	499	70	20
		3	Wild fowl, gamekeeper, hunter	Males	16			2		10	3	1			8	6	2
		4	Others (including vermin inspector, destroyer)	Males	34			2	2	16	13	1		1	5	27	1
			Sub-order 4.—Fisheries.
	4	2	Fisherman	Males	911		21	101	102	425	194	65	3	30	669	133	65	14
	4	2	Fisherman	Females	2					2						1	1
		3	Oyster-bed lessee, worker, shell-fish catcher	Males	2						1	1			2
		5	Others	Males	3		1			2					1	2
			Sub-order 5.—Forestry, or the acquisition of Raw Products yielded by Natural Vegetation.
	5	1	Forest Department officer, ranger	Males	51				1	38	11	1				51
		2	Forest saw-mill proprietor, worker	Males	1,307		25	128	195	718	204	33	4	188	46	1,014	27	32
		2	Forest saw-mill proprietor, worker	Females	2					1	1			2
		3	Axeman, woodman, timber-getter, splitter	Males	1,924		47	285	312	857	332	79	12	72	572	1,129	93	58
		4	Bark stripper	Males	31		1	11	7	4	7	1		3	9	13	5	1
		4	Bark stripper	Females	1				1							1
		5	Collector of pith and fibre-yielding plants	Males	4				1		3					3		1
		6	Tree-ringer, grubber	Males	13				1	3	8	1		1	4	7		1
		7	Others (chiefly bushmen, bush labourers, so stated)	Males	494		11	54	78	253	69	27	2	15	53	388	11	27
			Sub-order 6.—Engaged in the Conservation of Water in all its forms, and in Water Supply from Natural Sources.
	6	1	Water Supply Department officer	Males	139			2	7	89	38	3				138		1
		2	Water Supply Department caretaker, worker	Males	327			12	31	208	64	11	1			322	2	3
		2	Water Supply Department caretaker, worker	Females	1						1					1
		3	Water Supply (private) officer, worker, well-sinker	Males	117			8	19	52	28	10		5	10	97	3	2
		4	Water carrier, carter	Males	5		1		1	1	1	1			2	3
		5	Others (including reservoir caretaker, worker, undefined)	Males	67		1		1	52	13					65		2

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			Sub-order 7.—Mines, Quarries, or the acquisition of Natural Mineral Products.
	7	1A	Mines Department officer (not geologist)	Males	76			4	3	44	20	5				76
	7	1A	Mines Department officer (not geologist)	Females	4				1	1		2				3	1
		1B	Mining engineer, inspector, surveyor (not Government)	Males	148				7	85	32	24		15	32	90		11
		2	Mine, gold (quartz), proprietor, manager, worker	Males	10,520		107	828	1,451	5,512	1,938	676	8	216	1,567	7,747	65	925
		2	Mine, gold (quartz), proprietor, manager, worker	Females	2						1	1		2
		3	Mine, gold (alluvial), proprietor, manager, worker	Males	9,068		60	601	999	3,596	1,914	1,879	19	87	4,141	4,285	107	448
		4	Mine, gold (undefined), proprietor, manager, worker	Males	2,092		16	129	258	865	463	358	3	35	682	1,142	20	213
		4	Mine, gold (undefined), proprietor, manager, worker	Females	1							1		1
		4A	Mine (undefined), proprietor, manager, worker	Males	6,162		35	504	779	2,785	1,325	720	14	79	1,165	4,264	30	624
		4A	Mine (undefined), proprietor, manager, worker	Females	1							1		1
		5	Mine, tin (Iode), worker	Males	2				1	1					1			1
		6	Mine, tin (alluvial), proprietor, manager, worker	Males	19					16	3				9	9		1
		7	Mine, silver, proprietor, manager, worker	Males	5					2	2		1			2		3
		8	Mine, coal, proprietor, manager, worker	Males	894		19	109	137	497	119	8	5	10	8	844		32
		10	Mine, copper, manager, worker	Males	12			1	6	3	2				1	9		2
		12	Mine, precious stones, manager, worker	Males	5				1	1	2	1		1	3			1
		13A	Mine, expert, amalgamator, diamond drill worker	Males	76			3	4	44	20	5		5	12	56		3
		13B	Mine, director, agent, legal manager, clerk, secretary	Males	514		5	35	59	251	109	55		65	97	334	1	17
		13B	Mine, director, agent, legal manager, clerk, secretary	Females	10			1	4	5					1	8	1
		14	Quartz crusher	Males	635			332	99	129	53	19	3	17	14	573	1	30
		15	Pyrites worker, ore roaster	Males	67		1	5	11	39	9	2		2	2	61		2
		16	Cyanide worker, &c.	Males	210		1	31	46	105	22	4	1	32	7	170		1
		17	Smelter—gold	Males	4			1		1	1	1			1	3
		22	Smelter—others	Males	21			2	5	10	3	1				17		4
		23	Quarry proprietor, manager, clerk	Males	100		3	2	3	38	45	7	2	41	51	1	7
		23	Quarry proprietor, manager, clerk	Females	1						1			1
		24	Quarryman, worker	Males	796		2	42	79	437	167	66	3			734		62
		25	Others	Males	2					2					1			1
			CLASS VII.—INDEFINITE.
			ORDER 25.—PERSONS WHOSE OCCUPATIONS WERE IMPERFECTLY DEFINED, EMBRACING THOSE WHO DERIVE INCOMES FROM PAST SERVICES RENDERED, ETC. (N.O.C.)
			Sub-order 1.—Persons of Independent Means.
25	1	1A	Pensioner	Males	2,212				4	35	721	1,451	1			2,212
25	1	1A	Pensioner	Females	376				1	36	124	214	1			376
		1B	Old-age pensioner (householder)	Males	1,185					2	43	1,138	2		1,185
		1B	Old-age pensioner (householder)	Females	532						26	502	4		532
		2	Annuitant	Males	287			2	13	53	79	140			287
		2	Annuitant	Females	696			11	28	165	227	264	1		696
		3	Independent means, lady, gentleman (so returned)	Males	1,458		1	4	14	146	340	949	4		1,458
		3	Independent means, lady, gentleman (so returned)	Females	937		1	8	39	214	311	364			937
		3A	No occupation (so stated)	Males	2,094			8	23	168	431	1,462	2		2,094
		3A	No occupation (so stated)	Females	282			12	51	63	64	92			282
		4	Others (including tourist, globe-trotter)	Males	6					6					6
		4	Others (including tourist, globe-trotter)	Females	1				1						1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS VIII.—DEPENDENTS.
			ORDER 26.—PERSONS DEPENDENT UPON NATURAL GUARDIANS.
			Sub-order 1.—Dependent Relatives, and others (exclusive of Scholars).
26	1	1	Wife	Females	154,298			903	10,179	98,280	36,337	8,369	230
		2	Widow, &c., performing domestic duties (Head of house)	Females	20,657			11	132	2,581	8,804	9,066	63
		3	Son, daughter, relative	Males	79,246	62,711	12,615	2,119	303	401	212	851	34
		3	Son, daughter, relative	Females	136,404	60,637	17,315	19,843	13,679	19,323	3,204	2,300	103
		4	Visitor (no occupation stated)	Males	1,295	706	290	98	33	87	34	43	4
		4	Visitor (no occupation stated)	Females	6,639	813	498	882	1,135	2,303	691	282	35
		5	Boarder, lodger (no occupation stated)	Males	1,353	807	249	43	34	51	51	109	9
		5	Boarder, lodger (no occupation stated)	Females	4,679	829	260	275	710	1,719	526	341	19
		6	Others	Males	821	540	196	34	6	6	5	32	2
		6	Others	Females	1,313	596	194	85	99	199	70	53	17
			Sub-order 2.—Dependent Scholars and Students.
	2	1	Student at university	Males	346			122	184	37	1		2
	2	1	Student at university	Females	102			52	44	4	2
			Scholar at—
		2	College, grammar, or high school	Males	4,846	6	3,072	1,643	105	20
		2	College, grammar, or high school	Females	3,185	12	2,033	1,078	55	7
		3	State school	Males	96,107	1,218	93,546	1,296	35	12
		3	State school	Females	92,690	1,261	89,378	2,035	13	3
		4	Denominational school	Males	8,327	136	7,998	187	4	2
		4	Denominational school	Females	9,075	180	8,402	465	26	2
		5	Private school	Males	5,834	181	5,398	237	15	3
		5	Private school	Females	9,434	236	8,292	856	46	4
		6	School not stated	Males	1,239	22	1,162	34	12	9
		6	School not stated	Females	1,048	13	966	49	13	7
		7	Home	Males	3,865	522	3,172	156	14	1
		7	Home	Females	5,407	595	4,461	336	14	1
			ORDER 27.—PERSONS DEPENDENT UPON THE STATE, OR UPON PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SUPPORT.
			Sub-order 1.—Supported by Voluntary and State Contributions.
			Inmate of—
27	1	1	Hospital	Males	1,434	19	149	108	109	362	298	386	3
27	1	1	Hospital	Females	948	25	151	80	116	337	109	128	2

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		2	Benevolent Asylum (including Immigrants' Home)	Males	1,634	6	7		2	60	382	1,175	2
		2	Benevolent Asylum (including Immigrants' Home)	Females	808	3	8	2	7	47	198	540	3
		3	Lunatic Asylum	Males	2,262	1	52	41	79	931	758	310	90
		3	Lunatic Asylum	Females	2,038	3	47	41	60	783	709	299	96
		4	Orphan Asylum	Males	291	7	270	14
		4	Orphan Asylum	Females	249	15	220	11	1	2
		5	Blind Asylum	Males	35		20	9	4	2
		5	Blind Asylum	Females	20		4	8	2	3	3
		6	Deaf and Dumb Asylum	Males	31		31
		6	Deaf and Dumb Asylum	Females	31		27	4
		7	Female Refuge	Females	520		7	75	92	197	121	25	3
		8	Other charitable institution	Males	288	75	123	7	4	16	23	39	1
		8	Other charitable institution	Females	552	70	150	114	63	86	32	35	2
		9	Old-age pensioner (not a householder)	Males	535						3	526	6
		9	Old-age pensioner (not a householder)	Females	670						8	661	1
		10	Pauper, beggar	Males	48					2	5	38	3
		10	Pauper, beggar	Females	4					1		3
			Sub-order 2.—Criminal class (under legal detention).
			Inmate of—
	2	1	Gaol, penal establishment	Males	971			45	143	558	178	46	1
	2	1	Gaol, penal establishment	Females	215			2	12	134	49	18
		2	Lock-up, watch-house	Males	72		1	4	18	32	14	1	2
		2	Lock-up, watch-house	Females	11				1	6	3	1
		3	Reformatory, industrial school	Males	100	12	26	61					1
		3	Reformatory, industrial school	Females	378	12	174	131	32	28	1
			NOT SPECIFIED.
			Occupation not stated (breadwinners)	Males	2,356		129	376	325	623	320	536	47	55	342	874		1,085
			Occupation not stated (breadwinners)	Females	709		13	160	182	247	64	38	5	5	102	395		207
			Occupation not stated (section unknown)	Males	1,166			19	15	65	55	72	940
			Occupation not stated (section unknown)	Females	706			20	28	90	26	36	506

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS. (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT.)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			Total Population	Males	228,058	24,442	52,484	21,591	19,268	70,515	28,032	11,359	367
			Total Population	Females	255,490	23,778	53,022	25,059	26,439	83,187	31,298	12,319	388
			Total Specified Occupations	Males	226,955	24,442	52,424	21,415	19,114	70,221	27,872	11,136	331
			Total Specified Occupations	Females	255,103	23,778	53,009	24,975	26,352	83,048	31,258	12,304	379
			BY SECTIONS.
			A. BREADWINNERS (INCLUDING THE UNEMPLOYED)	Males	146,655		4,053	18,542	18,436	68,820	26,843	9,668	293	11,837	19,261	106,880	1,461	7,216
			A. BREADWINNERS (INCLUDING THE UNEMPLOYED)	Females	68,067		1,857	14,308	14,917	26,058	8,119	2,666	142	1,884	10,833	50,472	3,285	1,593
			B. DEPENDENTS (NON-BREADWINNERS)	Males	80,300	24,442	48,371	2,873	678	1,401	1,029	1,468	38
			B. DEPENDENTS (NON-BREADWINNERS)	Females	187,036	23,778	51,152	10,667	11,435	56,990	23,139	9,638	237
			Occupation not stated (chiefly Bread winners)	Males	1,103		60	176	154	294	160	223	36
			Occupation not stated (chiefly Bread winners)	Females	387		13	84	87	139	40	15	9
			BY CLASSES.
			SECTION A.—BREADWINNERS.
I.			Professional	Males	11,445		146	893	1,307	6,132	2,468	485	14	776	1,785	8,574	45	265
I.			Professional	Females	7,730		21	866	1,575	3,843	1,195	215	15	159	1,847	5,379	110	235
II.			Domestic	Males	6,493		170	661	822	3,091	1,354	373	22	846	854	4,434	149	210
II.			Domestic	Females	26,533		743	4,596	6,004	10,867	3,481	767	75	556	2,621	21,238	1,423	695
III.			Commercial§—Total	Males	38,735		1,262	5,605	5,486	17,040	6,741	2,534	67	4,203	8,261	24,301	621	1,349
III.			Commercial§—Total	Females	8,776		128	1,318	1,609	3,214	1,674	814	19	400	3,085	3,955	1,225	111
			Sub-class A.—Property and Finance	Males	6,037		45	583	629	2,252	1,345	1,177	6	629	2,265	3,042	30	71
			Sub-class A.—Property and Finance	Females	1,647			16	61	353	649	566	2	43	1,510	68	25	1
			Sub-class B.—Trade	Males	31,875		1,206	4,965	4,728	14,364	5,209	1,342	61	3,567	5,991	20,483	589	1,245
			Sub-class B.—Trade	Females	7,129		128	1,302	1,548	2,861	1,025	248	17	357	1,575	3,887	1,200	110
			Sub-class C.—Storage	Males	823		11	57	129	424	187	15		7	5	776	2	33
IV.			Transport and Communication	Males	17,178		602	1,632	1,870	9,509	3,081	440	44	456	1,020	15,067	83	552
IV.			Transport and Communication	Females	456		3	28	70	275	72	8		27	3	422	3	1
V.			Industrial‖—Total	Males	62,410		1,781	9,254	8,146	29,642	10,735	2,743	109	4,845	3,930	49,263	414	3,958
V.			Industrial‖—Total	Females	22,871		957	7,461	5,560	7,453	1,199	211	30	703	1,901	19,268	450	549
			Sub-class A.—Manufacturers	Males	38,318		1,431	6,741	5,551	17,453	5,826	1,255	61	2,934	2,522	30,737	307	1,818
			Sub-class A.—Manufacturers	Females	22,136		906	7,227	5,393	7,229	1,153	201	27	632	1,848	18,700	426	530
			Sub-class B.—Constructors of Buildings, Works, &c.	Males	14,472		160	1,237	1,197	7,810	3,041	1,004	23	1,220	1,063	10,935	82	1,172
			Sub-class B.—Constructors of Buildings, Works, &c.	Females	12			2	2	7		1		3		8	1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS. (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT.)
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of Labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			Sub-class C.—Others and undefined industrial workers	Males	9,620		190	1,276	1,398	4,379	1,868	484	25	691	345	7,591	25	968
			Sub-class C.—Others and undefined industrial workers	Females	723		51	232	165	217	46	9	3	68	53	560	23	19
VI.			Primary Producers	Males	6,730		92	488	775	3,150	1,495	697	33	711	1,088	3,900	149	882
VI.			Primary Producers	Females	192		5	22	17	62	53	32	1	39	62	15	74	2
VII.			Indefinite	Males	3,664			9	30	256	969	2,396	4		2,323	1,341
VII.			Indefinite	Females	1,509			17	82	344	445	619	2		1,314	195
			SECTION B.—DEPENDENTS : NON-BREADWINNERS.
VIII.			Dependents	Males	80,300	24,442	48,371	2,873	678	1,401	1,029	1,468	38
VIII.			Dependents	Females	187,036	23,778	51,152	10,667	11,435	56,990	23,139	9,638	237
			Occupation not stated (chiefly Bread winners)	Males	1,103		60	176	154	294	160	223	36
			Occupation not stated (chiefly Bread winners)	Females	387		13	84	87	139	40	15	9
			BY ORDERS.
			Ministering to—
I.	1		Government, defence, &c.¶	Males	4,189		31	248	340	2,576	875	113	6	257	248	3,646	5	33
I.	1		Government, defence, &c.¶	Females	102			4	11	62	21	4			1	99	1	1
	2		Religion, charity, health, science, education, &c.	Males	7,256		115	645	967	3,556	1,593	372	8	519	1,537	4,928	40	232
	2		Religion, charity, health, science, education, &c.	Females	7,628		21	862	1,564	3,781	1,174	211	15	159	1,846	5,280	109	234
II.	3		Board, lodging, and attendance	Males	6,493		170	661	822	3,091	1,354	373	22	846	854	4,434	149	210
II.	3		Board, lodging, and attendance	Females	26,533		743	4,596	6,004	10,867	3,481	767	75	556	2,621	21,238	1,423	695
			Dealing in—
III.	4		Money and real property	Males	6,037		45	583	629	2,252	1,345	1,177	6	629	2,265	3,042	30	71
III.	4		Money and real property	Females	1,647			16	61	353	649	566	2	43	1,510	68	25	1
	5		Art and mechanic productions	Males	2,739		196	433	339	1,233	440	95	3	406	415	1,818	41	59
	5		Art and mechanic productions	Females	616		16	110	105	271	91	23		59	138	304	108	7
	6		Textile fabrics, dress and fibrous materials	Males	4,246		170	829	751	1,793	594	104	5	303	180	3,577	28	158
	6		Textile fabrics, dress and fibrous materials	Females	1,609		22	417	418	600	103	15	4	67	119	1,301	91	31
	7		Foods, drinks, **narcotics, and stimulants	Males	10,277		366	1,544	1,641	4,689	1,606	417	14	1,596	2,503	5,408	345	333
	7		Foods, drinks, **narcotics, and stimulants	Females	2,179		49	255	329	928	497	118	3	142	796	457	779	5
	8		Animals and animal and vegetable substances ††	Males	2,401		38	281	346	1,254	384	92	6	298	342	1,622	33	106
	8		Animals and animal and vegetable substances ††	Females	141		4	31	35	51	17	3		17	24	68	31	1
	9(10)		Metals or minerals, other than those used for fuel or light	Males	1,501		42	284	238	673	207	57		177	120	1,149	8	47
	9(10)		Metals or minerals, other than those used for fuel or light	Females	103			20	17	52	11	3		8	12	63	20
	10(9)		Minerals, &c., mainly used for fuel and light	Males	846		21	98	112	377	172	65	1	153	233	414	30	16
	10(9)		Minerals, &c., mainly used for fuel and light	Females	26			1	2	14	8		1	9	3	2	12
			Engaged in—
	11		General dealing and mercantile pursuits	Males	9,627		372	1,491	1,281	4,170	1,771	510	32	600	2,127	6,283	103	514
	11		General dealing and mercantile pursuits	Females	2,454		36	468	612	945	298	86	9	55	483	1,691	159	66
	12		Speculating on chance events	Males	238		1	5	20	175	35	2		34	71	122	1	10
	12		Speculating on chance events	Females	1		1									1
	13		Storage	Males	823		11	57	129	424	187	15		7	5	776	2	33
IV.	14a&b		Transport and communication	Males	17,178		602	1,632	1,870	9,509	3,081	440	44	456	1,020	15,067	83	552
IV.	14a&b		Transport and communication	Females	456		3	28	70	275	72	8		27	3	422	3	1

[* The total number of children unspecified as to age was 112, viz.:—51 males and 61 females. Of these it has been assumed that 16 males and 19 females were under five years, and 35 males and 42 females between five and fifteen years of age.] [† The following persons in regard to whom a difficulty arose, have been classified as "On Own Account" :—Capitalists, property-owners, house or Land owners or proprietors, old age pensioners returned as householders (all other old-age pensioners have been counted as dependents).] [‡ The following persons have been classified as "Wage-earners" :—Clergymen ; members of religious orders, such as nuns, sisters of charity, &c.; students of the professions, arts, and sciences ; and pensioners ordinary.] [§ Including dealers who were also in a minor degree manufacturers. See Table IV., Section A.] [‖ Including manufacturers who were also in a minor degree dealers. See Table IV., Section B.] [¶ Administrative officers only. Government officers performing duties of a technical, commercial, or professional nature are classed under other heads.] [** Exclusive of hotel, restaurant, &c., keepers. See Class II.] [†† Except Primary Producers grouped under Class VI.]

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS. (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT.)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY ORDERS—continued.
			Manufacturers of—
V.	15		Art and mechanic productions	Males	14,184		502	2,445	1,857	6,702	2,211	438	29	1,121	967	11,338	89	669
V.	15		Art and mechanic productions	Females	1,575		79	609	393	446	43	5		20	29	1,470	39	17
	16		Textile fabrics, dress and fibrous materials	Males	7,493		305	1,116	1,104	3,361	1,237	362	8	691	1,002	5,409	77	314
	16		Textile fabrics, dress and fibrous materials	Females	19,294		741	6,073	4,681	6,533	1,052	187	27	579	1,797	16,140	278	500
	17		Foods, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	Males	5,658		226	947	918	2,617	779	159	12	441	209	4,646	70	292
	17		Foods, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	Females	1,103		78	480	274	216	47	8		28	21	940	104	10
	18		Animal and vegetable substances	Males	2,190		72	384	394	882	378	78	2	133	51	1,883	5	118
	18		Animal and vegetable substances	Females	72		4	31	17	15	5					71		1
	19		Metals or minerals, other than those used for fuel or light	Males	8,061		313	1,790	1,224	3,457	1,073	195	9	540	291	6,755	63	412
	19		Metals or minerals, other than those used for fuel or light	Females	57		3	14	16	17	6	1		5	1	44	5	2
	20		Materials, used for heat, light, or energy	Males	732		13	59	54	434	148	23	1	8	2	706	3	13
	20		Materials, used for heat, light, or energy	Females	35		1	20	12	2						35
	21		Constructors of buildings, roads, railways, earthworks, &c.	Males	14,472		160	1,237	1,197	7,810	3,041	1,004	23	1,220	1,063	10,935	82	1,172
	21		Constructors of buildings, roads, railways, earthworks, &c.	Females	12			2	2	7		1		3		8	1
	22		Engaged in disposing of the dead or refuse	Males	849		7	39	73	490	198	41	1	40	49	741	3	16
	22		Engaged in disposing of the dead or refuse	Females	13					8	4		1	6	1	5	1
	23		Ill-defined industrial workers (chiefly labourers)	Males	8,771		183	1,237	1,325	3,889	1,670	443	24	651	296	6,850	22	952
	23		Ill-defined industrial workers (chiefly labourers)	Females	710		51	232	165	209	42	9	2	62	52	555	22	19
VI.	24		Engaged on land, or with animals, and in obtaining raw products from natural sources	Males	6,730		92	488	775	3,150	1,495	697	33	711	1,088	3,900	149	882
VI.	24			Females	192		5	22	17	62	53	32	1	39	62	15	74	2
VII.	25		Persons of independent means	Males	3,664			9	30	256	969	2,396	4		2,323	1,341
VII.	25		Persons of independent means	Females	1,509			17	82	344	445	619	2		1,314	195
VIII.	26		Persons dependent upon natural guardians	Males	76,429	24,355	48,086	2,730	436	252	136	406	28
VIII.	26		Persons dependent upon natural guardians	Females	183,051	23,676	50,611	10,312	11,145	55,965	22,434	8,676	232
	27		Persons dependent upon the State or upon public or private support	Males	3,871	87	285	143	242	1,149	893	1,062	10
	27			Females	3,985	102	541	355	290	1,025	705	962	5
			Occupation not stated (chiefly Breadwinners)	Males	1,103		60	176	154	294	160	223	36
			Occupation not stated (chiefly Breadwinners)	Females	387		13	84	87	139	40	15	9
			BY SUB-ORDERS.
			Ministering to—
I.	1	1	General Government	Males	1,157		5	52	47	721	309	22	1		2	1,155
I.	1	1	General Government	Females	60			2	9	35	11	3				59	1
		2	Municipal Government	Males	459		1	30	61	234	108	25				459
		2	Municipal Government	Females	2						1	1				2
		3	Defence	Males	244			10	53	137	40	2	2			244
		4	Law and order	Males	2,329		25	156	179	1,484	418	64	3	257	246	1,788	5	33
		4	Law and order	Females	40			2	2	27	9				1	38		1
	2	1	Religion	Males	671			6	34	303	237	88	3			660	5	6
	2	1	Religion	Females	416			12	44	273	79	8				407	7	2

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS. (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT.)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		2	Charity	Males	97			5	9	48	28	7				97
		2	Charity	Females	135			5	22	84	19	5				132		3
		3	Health	Males	1,811		70	171	296	846	350	77	1	242	549	968	13	39
		3	Health	Females	2,192		2	42	279	1,128	594	137	10	20	701	1,348	28	95
		4	Literature	Males	404			13	34	213	125	18	1	26	68	290	2	18
		4	Literature	Females	96			14	30	38	12	1	1	3	17	74		2
		5	Science	Males	173			21	29	92	25	6		9	34	121	1	8
		5	Science	Females	13			1	7	4	1				2	11
		6	Civil engineering, architecture, and surveying	Males	1,176		4	94	123	673	225	55	2	108	204	802	4	58
		7	Education	Males	954		6	128	150	401	235	34		36	83	816	4	15
		7	Education	Females	2,868		8	559	721	1,261	288	29	2	123	284	2,342	43	76
		8	Fine arts	Males	525		7	59	71	259	100	29		57	192	253	2	21
		8	Fine arts	Females	430		4	59	112	227	24	4		3	150	250	9	18
		9	Music	Males	581		6	24	59	327	133	32		12	291	259	4	15
		9	Music	Females	1,255		1	125	284	677	145	21	2	7	666	550	15	17
		10	Amusements	Males	864		22	124	162	394	135	26	1	29	116	662	5	52
		10	Amusements	Females	223		6	45	65	89	12	6		3	26	166	7	21
			Engaged in—
II.	3	1	Boarding and lodging	Males	3,162		37	177	335	1,619	799	189	6	569	444	1,878	128	143
II.	3	1	Boarding and lodging	Females	6,825		59	695	1,284	3,063	1,354	359	11	467	2,012	2,982	1,280	84
		2	Domestic service and attendance	Males	3,331		133	484	487	1,472	555	184	16	227	410	2,556	21	67
		2	Domestic service and attendance	Females	19,708		684	3,901	4,720	7,804	2,127	408	64	89	609	18,256	143	611
III.	4	1	Banking and finance	Males	2,726		19	323	322	1,166	561	333	2	279	791	1,608	13	35
III.	4	1	Banking and finance	Females	377			6	22	98	122	128	1	14	331	18	14
		2	Insurance and valuation	Males	1,529		9	176	238	733	307	63	3	143	161	1,198	4	23
		2	Insurance and valuation	Females	38			3	18	14	3			1	3	31	2	1
			Dealing in—
		3	Land and household property	Males	1,759		15	82	66	345	469	781	1	200	1,310	225	12	12
		3	Land and household property	Females	1,228			7	20	238	524	438	1	28	1,176	15	9
		4	Patents and copyrights	Males	23		2	2	3	8	8			7	3	11	1	1
		4	Patents and copyrights	Females	4				1	3						4
	5	1	Books, publications, and advertising	Males	744		142	146	65	244	110	36	1	121	132	453	23	15
	5	1	Books, publications, and advertising	Females	159		6	18	16	79	33	7		32	28	51	48
		2	Musical instruments	Males	98		3	16	14	43	16	5	1	17	20	61
		2	Musical instruments	Females	13			3	1	7	2			2	1	9	1
		3	Prints, pictures, and art materials	Males	30		1		7	12	9	1		2	8	20
		3	Prints, pictures, and art materials	Females	10		1	1	2	5	1			1	1	7	1
		4	Ornaments, minor art products, and small wares	Males	173		4	25	23	74	34	13		27	59	82		5
		4	Ornaments, minor art products, and small wares	Females	174		2	24	30	75	31	12		13	63	73	23	2
		5	Equipment for sports and games	Males	15		1	2	4	8				1	1	12		1
		6	Designs, medals, type, and dies	Males	12		1	2		5	4			1	4	7
		6	Designs, medals, type, and dies	Females	2					2					1	1
		7	Watches, clocks, jewellery, plated ware and scientific instruments	Males	193		3	27	26	96	36	5		29	28	129	3	4
		7		Females	33		1	5	8	16	2	1		2	1	28	1	1
		8	Surgical instruments and appliances	Males	11			2	1	7	1			3	2	6
		8	Surgical instruments and appliances	Females	1						1			1
		9	Arms, ammunition, and explosives	Males	1						1				1
		10	Machines, tools, and implements	Males	179		3	13	18	113	30	2		17	14	144	1	3
		10	Machines, tools, and implements	Females	11			3	2	6						8	3
		11	Carriages and vehicles	Males	86		2	21	11	51		1		15	7	62		2
		11	Carriages and vehicles	Females	3			2	1							3
		12	Harness, saddlery, and leatherware	Males	113		1	16	17	50	26	3		31	19	57	3	3
		12	Harness, saddlery, and leatherware	Females	5		1	1		2	1				1	1	3
		13	Ships, boats, and their equipment, &c.	Males	28		1	3	3	11	6	4		10	6	10	2
		13	Ships, boats, and their equipment, &c.	Females	1			1									1
		14	House fittings	Males	188		4	35	21	94	29	4	1	30	12	154	1	1
		14	House fittings	Females	7		1		2	4				1		2	3	1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS. (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT.)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY SUB-ORDERS—continued.
			Dealing in—
III.	5	15	Furniture	Males	443		12	55	57	233	78	8		64	69	297	4	9
III.	5	15	Furniture	Females	41			7	5	21	8			3	13	13	12
		16	Chemicals and by-products	Males	94		1	8	19	52	10	4		10	6	77		1
		16	Chemicals and by-products	Females	7				4	1	1	1			2	4		1
		17	Paper, paper-makers' materials, and stationery	Males	331		17	62	53	140	50	9		38	27	247	4	15
		17	Paper, paper-makers' materials, and stationery	Females	149		4	45	34	53	11	2		4	27	104	12	2
	6	1	Textile fabrics	Males	3,605		131	722	644	1,520	495	88	5	214	110	3,122	18	141
	6	1	Textile fabrics	Females	1,351		16	360	399	483	78	11	4	50	86	1,130	55	30
		2	Dress	Males	622		39	105	104	264	96	14		84	64	449	9	16
		2	Dress	Females	257		6	57	48	117	25	4		17	33	171	35	1
		3	Fibrous materials	Males	19			2	3	9	3	2		5	6	6	1	1
		3	Fibrous materials	Females	1				1								1
	7	1	Animal food	Males	4,158		109	548	719	1,977	638	158	9	680	888	2,229	183	178
	7	1	Animal food	Females	516		15	48	72	202	144	34	1	57	147	70	241	1
		2	Vegetable food	Males	2,396		68	256	300	1,208	457	106	1	390	1,037	833	105	31
		2	Vegetable food	Females	999		16	139	159	447	195	41	2	30	427	250	289	3
		3	Groceries, drinks*, narcotics and stimulants	Males	3,723		189	740	622	1,504	511	153	4	526	578	2,436	57	126
		3	Groceries, drinks*, narcotics and stimulants	Females	664		18	68	98	279	158	43		55	222	137	249	1
	8	1	Living animals	Males	604		2	55	88	356	82	17	4	100	215	254	17	18
	8	1	Living animals	Females	4			1		2	1			3			1
		2	Manures and animal waste products	Males	5			1		3	1			1		4
		3	Hides, skins, and leather	Males	88		3	10	10	47	15	3		17	7	59	1	4
		3	Hides, skins, and leather	Females	2						2			1	1
		4	Wool and other animal matters (n.o.c.)	Males	627		1	48	94	349	108	25	2	39	30	506		52
		4	Wool and other animal matters (n.o.c.)	Females	1				1							1
		5	Seeds, plants, and fodder	Males	365		14	51	54	175	54	17		78	57	216	8	6
		5	Seeds, plants, and fodder	Females	132		4	30	34	49	13	2		11	23	67	30	1
		6	Other vegetable matters (n.o.c.)	Males	712		18	116	100	324	124	30		63	33	583	7	26
		6	Other vegetable matters (n.o.c.)	Females	2						1	1		2
	9 (10)	1	Stone, clay, earthenware, glass and minerals (n.o.c.)	Males	313		9	36	34	160	53	21		47	63	196	4	3
	9 (10)	1	Stone, clay, earthenware, glass and minerals (n.o.c.)	Females	65			13	14	29	6	3		6	10	41	8
		2	Gold, silver, and precious stones	Males	8					7	1			3	4			1
		2	Gold, silver, and precious stones	Females	1					1							1
		3	Metals other than gold and silver	Males	1,180		33	248	204	506	153	36		127	53	953	4	43
		3	Metals other than gold and silver	Females	37			7	3	22	5			2	2	22	11
	10 (9)	1	Fuel and light	Males	846		21	98	112	377	172	65	1	153	233	414	30	16
	10 (9)	1	Fuel and light	Females	26			1	2	14	8		1	9	3	2	12
	11	1	Merchants, dealers (undefined)	Males	4,526		131	560	497	2,073	957	290	18	567	1,943	1,812	91	113
	11	1	Merchants, dealers (undefined)	Females	1,023		15	158	163	415	207	59	6	50	426	401	134	12
		2	Other mercantile persons	Males	5,101		241	931	784	2,097	814	220	14	33	184	4,471	12	401
		2	Other mercantile persons	Females	1,431		21	310	449	530	91	27	3	5	57	1,290	25	54
	12	1	Speculators on chance events	Males	238		1	5	20	175	35	2		34	71	122	1	10
	12	1	Speculators on chance events	Females	1		1									1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS. (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT.)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			Engaged—
	13	1	In storage	Males	823		11	57	129	424	187	15		7	5	776	2	33
IV.	14A	1	On railways (not construction)	Males	4,650		12	438	326	3,052	792	25	5			4,630		20
IV.	14A	1	On railways (not construction)	Females	68			1	6	34	27					68
		2	On roads	Males	6,546		86	619	1,040	3,410	1,127	240	24	393	985	4,845	80	243
		2	On roads	Females	46				2	27	13	4		24		21	1
		3	On seas and rivers, and the regulation thereof	Males	3,937		9	193	412	2,137	1,004	168	14	63	32	3,564	2	276
		3	On seas and rivers, and the regulation thereof	Females	26			2	7	8	7	2		3	3	17	2	1
IV.	14B	I (4)	Engaged in—
			Postal service	Males	895			60	54	639	124	2	1		3	892
			Postal service	Females	104		116	3	8	68	23	2				104
		2 (5)	Telegraph and telephone service	Males	523			104	27	253	23					523
		2 (5)	Telegraph and telephone service	Females	207			20	47	138	2					207
		3 (6)	Messengers and porters	Males	627		364	218	11	18	11	5				613	1	13
		3 (6)	Messengers and porters	Females	5		3	2								5
			Working in—
V.	15	1	Books and publications	Males	3,255		234	670	489	1,426	379	53	4	176	73	2,807	5	194
V.	15	1	Books and publications	Females	667		29	299	164	165	9	1		5		650	6	6
		2	Musical instruments	Males	107		2	7	12	60	17	9		3	51	50	2	1
		2	Musical instruments	Females	1					1						1
		3	Prints, pictures, and art materials	Males	375		21	82	49	166	47	9	1	26	38	292	3	16
		3	Prints, pictures, and art materials	Females	15		1	7	4	3						12	3
		4	Ornaments, minor art products, and small wares	Males	561		30	119	75	244	77	15	1	58	72	402	10	19
		4	Ornaments, minor art products, and small wares	Females	304		18	139	109	117	11			3	14	365	6	6
		5	Equipment for sports and games	Males	28		2	5	3	11	4	3		4	5	19
		6	Designs, medals, type, and dies	Males	243		5	48	23	119	38	10		25	29	184		5
		6	Designs, medals, type, and dies	Females	19		2	8	1	7	1					19
		7	Watches, clocks, and scientific instruments	Males	436		14	57	60	206	76	23		54	126	237	8	11
		7	Watches, clocks, and scientific instruments	Females	8			4		4				1		2	5
		8	Surgical instruments, and appliances	Males	22		1	5	3	10	3			3	3	15		1
		8	Surgical instruments, and appliances	Females	7			1		4	2				2	5
		9	Arms, ammunition and explosives	Males	67		4	8	7	33	10	5		7	2	57		1
		9	Arms, ammunition and explosives	Females	51		13	28	9	1						51
		10	Engines, machines, tools, and implements	Males	2,538		24	398	322	1,270	454	69	1	139	84	2,178	6	131
		10	Engines, machines, tools, and implements	Females	1				1							1
		11	Carriages and vehicles	Males	1,928		46	369	233	942	256	59	3	231	93	1,480	20	84
		11	Carriages and vehicles	Females	26		1	8	11	3	3			1	1	21	2	1
		12	Harness, saddlery, and leatherware	Males	898		31	203	137	367	139	21		104	96	662	10	26
		12	Harness, saddlery, and leatherware	Females	48		4	15	9	17	2	1		2	4	36	5	1
		13	Ships, boats, and their equipment	Males	311		3	15	13	104	123	53		28	21	226	3	33
		13	Ships, boats, and their equipment	Females	1			1								1
		14 (15)	House fittings	Males	1,038		25	157	145	478	192	40	1	39	31	899	4	65
		14 (15)	House fittings	Females	4					3	1			3			1
		15(14)	Furniture	Males	2,092		50	248	239	1,132	345	60	18	185	223	1,592	14	78
		15(14)	Furniture	Females	205		6	47	46	92	12	2		5	5	184	9	2
		16	Chemicals and by-products	Males	305		10	54	47	134	51	9		39	20	238	4	4
		16	Chemicals and by-products	Females	128		5	52	39	29	2	1			3	122	2	1
	16	1	Textile fabrics	Males	221		23	35	16	82	45	19	1	19	32	153	2	15
	16	1	Textile fabrics	Females	187		7	39	45	76	18	2		7	11	154	11	4
		2	Dress	Males	7,045		256	1,014	1,058	3,216	1,166	328	7	647	960	5,075	71	292
		2	Dress	Females	19,007		724	5,990	4,616	6,437	1,031	182	27	570	1,783	15,893	265	496
		3	Fibrous materials	Males	227		26	67	30	63	26	15		25	10	181	4	7
		3	Fibrous materials	Females	100		10	44	20	20	3	3		2	3	93	2
	17	1	Animal food	Males	565		14	65	107	272	98	8	1	50	11	470	12	22
	17	1	Animal food	Females	11		1	1		6	2	1		1		3	7
		2	Vegetable food	Males	3,308		169	617	556	1,434	411	110	11	295	129	2,651	53	180
		2	Vegetable food	Females	656		32	259	160	161	38	6		25	21	515	89	6

[* Exclusive of hotel restaurant, &c., keepers. See Class II.]

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS. (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT.)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY SUB-ORDERS—continued.
			Working in—
V.	17	3	Groceries, drinks, narcotics and stimulants	Males	1,785		43	265	255	911	270	41		96	69	1,525	5	90
V.	17	3	Groceries, drinks, narcotics and stimulants	Females	436		45	220	114	49	7	1		2		422	8	4
	18	1	Animal matters (n.o.c.)	Males	1,498		43	237	277	626	270	44	1	90	32	1,302	3	71
	18	1	Animal matters (n.o.c.)	Females	5				2	3						5
		2	Wood, &c. (n.o.c.)	Males	598		26	133	96	221	91	31		40	19	492	2	45
		2	Wood, &c. (n.o.c.)	Females	40		3	22	9	6						39		1
		3	Vegetable produce for fodder	Males	30		3	5	10	9	3			1		29
		4	Paper manufacture	Males	64			9	11	26	14	3	1	2		60		2
		4	Paper manufacture	Females	27		1	9	6	6	5					27
	19	1	Stone, clay, earthenware, glass and minerals (n.o.c.)	Males	1,628		88	289	225	743	223	58	2	82	47	1,392	8	99
	19	1	Stone, clay, earthenware, glass and minerals (n.o.c.)	Females	6			1	1	3	1					6
		2	Jewellery, precious stones and minting	Males	775		37	202	110	306	107	11	2	83	60	597	6	29
		2	Jewellery, precious stones and minting	Females	25		1	4	7	10	3			1		22	2
		3	Metals, other than gold or silver	Males	5,658		188	1,299	889	2,408	743	126	5	375	184	4,766	49	284
		3	Metals, other than gold or silver	Females	26		2	9	8	4	2	1		4	1	16	3	2
	20	1	Fuel, light and energy	Males	732		13	59	54	434	148	23	1	8	2	706	3	13
	20	1	Fuel, light and energy	Females	35		1	20	12	2						35
	21	1	Houses and buildings	Males	11,968		156	1,141	943	6,431	2,427	853	17	1,147	1,030	8,788	80	923
	21	1	Houses and buildings	Females	10			2	2	5		1		3		6	1
		2	Roads, railways, tramways, earthworks, &c.	Males	2,504		4	96	254	1,379	614	151	6	73	33	2,147	2	249
		2	Roads, railways, tramways, earthworks, &c.	Females	2					2						2
	22	1	Disposal of the dead	Males	178		3	12	18	98	38	9		30	5	136	3	4
	22	1	Disposal of the dead	Females	12					8	3		1	5	1	5	1
		2	Disposal of refuse	Males	671		4	27	55	392	160	32	1	10	44	605		12
		2	Disposal of refuse	Females	1						1			1
	23	1	Imperfectly defined industries	Males	8,771		183	1,237	1,325	3,889	1,670	443	24	651	296	6,850	22	952
	23	1	Imperfectly defined industries	Females	710		51	232	165	209	42	9	2	62	52	555	22	19
			Engaged in—
VI.	24	1	Agricultural pursuits	Males	3,636		53	354	451	1,622	786	350	20	410	622	2,156	97	351
VI.	24	1	Agricultural pursuits	Females	83		3	12	5	25	18	19	1	18	24	8	31	2
		2	Pastoral pursuits	Males	872		31	55	106	400	200	76	4	198	174	357	45	98
		2	Pastoral pursuits	Females	104		2	10	12	33	35	12		20	37	5	42
		3	Capture, preservation, or destruction of wild animals, &c.	Males	12			1	4	6	1			1	5	5		1
		4	Fisheries	Males	60			3	6	27	16	7	1	2	36	17	2	3
		5	Forestry, or the acquisition of raw products yielded by natural vegetation	Males	23			2	5	8	3	5			3	12		8
		6	Conservation of water, and in water supply	Males	204			5	13	134	42	9	1			200		4
		7	Mines and quarries	Males	1,923		8	68	190	953	447	250	7	100	248	1,153	5	417
		7	Mines and quarries	Females	5					4		1		1	1	2	1
VII.	25	1	Persons of independent means	Males	3,664			9	30	256	969	2,396	4		2,323	1,341
VII.	25	1	Persons of independent means	Females	1,509			17	82	344	445	619	2		1,314	195

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS. (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT.)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
VIII.	26	1	Dependent relatives and others (exclusive of scholars)	Males	29,917	23,559	4,451	979	167	194	135	406	26
VIII.	26	1	Dependent relatives and others (exclusive of scholars)	Females	135,198	22,666	6,362	7,871	11,004	55,953	22,434	8,676	232
		2	Dependent scholars and students	Males	46,512	796	43,635	1,751	269	58	1
		2	Dependent scholars and students	Females	47,853	1,010	44,249	2,441	141	12
	27	1	Dependent upon voluntary or State contributions	Males	3,060	75	271	90	110	691	769	1,045	9
	27	1	Dependent upon voluntary or State contributions	Females	3,430	92	371	258	249	859	652	944	5
		2	Persons of the criminal class	Males	811	12	14	53	132	458	124	17	1
		2	Persons of the criminal class	Females	555	10	170	97	41	166	53	18
			Occupation not stated (chiefly Breadwinners)	Males	1,103		60	176	154	294	160	223	36
			Occupation not stated (chiefly Breadwinners)	Females	387		13	84	87	139	40	15	9
			BY GROUPS.
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL.
			ORDER 1.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION, DEFENCE, LAW, AND PROTECTION, N.O.C.
			Sub-order 1.—General Government Administration.
I.	1	2a	Officer of Administrative Department	Males	651		3	26	26	401	180	15				651
I.	1	2a	Officer of Administrative Department	Females	26				4	13	6	3				25	1
		2b	Civil servant (no department specified)	Males	498		2	26	21	320	123	5	1			498
		2b	Civil servant (no department specified)	Females	34			2	5	22	5					34
		3	Others (including persons holding ministerial or political office, whose ordinary occupation not stated)	Males	8						6	2			2	6
			Sub-order 2.—Municipal Government.
	2	1	Officer of Local Body or Municipal Council (not surveyor or draughtsman)	Males	459		1	30	61	234	108	25				459
	2	1		Females	2						1	1				2
			Sub-order 3.—Defence.
	3	1	Officer of Defence Department	Males	36			2	5	23	5	1				36
		2	Army officer in actual service	Males	17					10	6	1				17
		3	Army non-commissioned, warrant officer, private	Males	132			5	35	77	15					132
		4	Naval officer in actual service	Males	7				2	2	3					7
		5	Naval, petty, warrant officer, sailor, marine	Males	47			3	10	22	10		2			47
		6	Others (including volunteer, whose ordinary occupation not stated)	Males	5				1	3	1					5
			Sub-order 4.—Law and Order.
	4	1	Law Department, officer	Males	96			2	2	65	27					96
		2	Judge	Males	7					1	5	1				7
		3	Law Court officer, sheriff's officer, bailiff	Males	40			2	3	22	11	2				40
		4	Magistrate	Males	8						4	4				8
		5	Barrister, solicitor	Males	517				11	357	116	32	1	253	233	28		3
		6	Law clerk (not articled)	Males	620		25	138	85	291	65	16		1	2	588	2	27
		6	Law clerk (not articled)	Females	13			1	2	9	1				1	12
		7	Law student, articled clerk	Males	68			13	36	19						64	3	1
		8	Others connected with the law	Males	18			1	2	6	1	7	1	1	6	9		2
		9	Police, principal officer	Males	24						22	2				24
		10	Police, subordinate officer, policeman, detective	Males	763				40	586	136		1			763
		11	Penal, principal officer	Males	3						3					3
		11	Penal, principal officer	Females	2						2					2

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS. (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT.)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL—continued.
			Sub-order 4.—Law and Order—continued.
1	4	12	Penal, subordinate officer, warder	Males	152					129	23					152
1	4	12	Penal, subordinate officer, warder	Females	24			1		17	6					23		1
		13	Others (inquiry agent, parliamentary agent)	Males	13					8	5			2	5	6
		13	Others (inquiry agent, parliamentary agent)	Females	1					1						1
			ORDER 2.—PERSONS MINISTERING TO RELIGION, CHARITY, HEALTH, EDUCATION, ART, AND SCIENCE.
			Sub-order 1.—Religion.
2	1	1	Clergyman	Males	434				8	173	183	70				432		2
		2	Irregular clergy, Salvation Army officer	Males	107			5	15	74	10		3			102	4	1
		2	Irregular clergy, Salvation Army officer	Females	65			7	21	37						61	3	1
		3	Theological student	Males	8				2	6						8
		4	Church officer, verger	Males	54			1		19	28	6				54
		4	Church officer, verger	Females	18					16	2					17		1
		5	Member of religious order, not classified as ministering to charity or education	Males	51				9	23	15	4				47	1	3
		5		Females	322			4	20	216	76	6				318	4
		6	Others (including church caretaker, mission society officer)	Males	17					8	1	8				17
		6		Females	11			1	3	4	1	2				11
			Sub-order 2.—Charity, exclusive of Hospitals.
	2	1	Department of Charity, officer	Males	4					3	1					4
		2	Charitable or benevolent institution (not hospital) officer	Males	23					10	12	1				23
		2	Charitable or benevolent institution (not hospital) officer	Females	41			1	4	18	14	4				41
		3	Charitable or benevolent institution subordinate officer, servant	Males	69			5	9	35	14	6				69
		3		Females	53			4	15	32	2					50		3
		4	Sister of Charity, Little Sister of the Poor	Females	39				3	32	3	1				39
		5	Others	Males	1						1					1
		5	Others	Females	2					2						2
			Sub-order 3.—Health.
	3	1	Health Department, officer	Males	18					11	7					18
		2	Sanitary inspector ; inspector of nuisances	Males	5					5						4		1
		3	Medical practitioner	Males	355				12	216	105	22		36	291	25	1	2
		3	Medical practitioner	Females	12					11	1				12
		4	Medical student	Males	38			6	18	14						38
		4	Medical student	Females	4				4							4
		5	Irregular medical practitioner	Males	70			5	4	31	22	8		14	37	16	2	1
		5	Irregular medical practitioner	Females	68			4	15	35	13		1	1	29	31	7
		6	Dentist	Males	350		17	58	85	150	32	7	1	68	92	175	3	12
		6	Dentist	Females	33			4	10	18	1			3	5	24		1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS. (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT.)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		7	Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist	Males	699		52	94	153	259	108	33		117	104	454	4	20
		7	Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist	Females	30			6	6	15	3			4	3	18	4	1
		8	Hospital or asylum nurse	Males	8					6	2			1	2	5
		8	Hospital or asylum nurse	Females	424		2	5	110	284	22	1		10	5	403	3	3
		9	Hospital or asylum officer, attendant (n.o.c.)	Males	213		1	5	21	137	46	3				211		2
		9	Hospital or asylum officer, attendant (n.o.c.)	Females	192			17	51	108	13	1	2			188	4
		10	Midwife, monthly nurse	Females	214				6	55	115	37	1		133	65	3	13
		11	Sick nurse (not in hospital), also nurse (so stated)	Males	9			1			6	2			1	6	1	1
		11	Sick nurse (not in hospital), also nurse (so stated)	Females	1,208			6	77	597	426	96	6	2	512	611	6	77
		12	Veterinary surgeon	Males	29			2	2	13	12			6	15	6	2
		13	Others (including patent medicine vendor)	Males	17				1	4	10	2			7	10
		13	Others (including patent medicine vendor)	Females	7					5		2			2	4	1
			Sub-order 4.—Literature.
	4	1	Author, editor, journalist	Males	320			4	22	160	118	16		23	55	224	2	16
	4	1	Author, editor, journalist	Females	40			1	5	22	11	1		2	15	21		2
		2	Reporter, shorthand writer	Males	69			9	11	42	6		1	3	3	61		2
		2	Reporter, shorthand writer	Females	54			13	24	15	1		1	1	2	51
		3	Others (lecturer, interpreter, undefined)	Males	15				1	11	1	2			10	5
		3	Others (lecturer, interpreter, undefined)	Females	2				1	1						2
			Sub-order 5.—Science.
	5	1	Scientific Department, officer	Males	40			1	2	26	10	1				40
	5	1	Scientific Department, officer	Females	4				4							4
		2	Analytical chemist	Males	35			13	7	12	1	2		2	3	29		1
		3	Assayer, metallurgist	Males	60			4	19	30	7			6	17	31		6
		4	Geologist, mineralogist	Males	13			1		5	5	2		1	7	4	1
		5	Naturalist, biologist, botanist	Males	10					9		1				9		1
		5	Naturalist, biologist, botanist	Females	2			1		1						2
		6	Others (including museum employe, phrenologist)	Males	15			2	1	10	2				7	8
		6	Others (including museum employe, phrenologist)	Females	7				3	3	1				2	5
			Sub-order 6.—Civil Engineering, Architecture, and Surveying.
	6	1	Civil engineer	Males	252			5	18	136	71	22		27	47	162		16
		2	Directing or consulting engineer	Males	20					11	7	2		1	11	8
		3	Electrician, electrical engineer (not telegraph or telephone service, or electric light)	Males	212			40	40	123	9			15	8	178		11
		4a	Surveyor	Males	121				3	72	33	13		15	21	76	1	8
		4b	Surveyor's assistant	Males	55		1	12	11	27	3		1			49		6
		5	Architect and assistant	Males	261		3	26	16	137	63	15	1	49	104	97	3	8
		6	Draughtsman (n.o.c.)	Males	246			11	27	166	39	3		1	10	226		9
		7	Others	Males	9				3	1					3	6
			Sub-order 7.—Education.
	7	1	Education Department, officer	Males	72			1	6	47	18					71		1
		2	University professor, demonstrator, lecturer, librarian, &c.	Males	28				2	16	9	1				28
		2		Females	1					1						1
		3	College, grammar, high school —Professor, lecturer, teacher	Males	61			5	26	22	8			8	1	51	1
		3	College, grammar, high school —Professor, lecturer, teacher	Females	80			3	20	41	12	4		32	9	36	3
		4	State school—Master, mistress, teacher	Males	300			71	52	94	83					300
		4	State school—Master, mistress, teacher	Females	853		7	275	208	310	52		1			853
		5	Denominational school—Master, mistress, teacher	Males	40			7	8	18	7				1	39
		5	Denominational school—Master, mistress, teacher	Females	116		1	13	12	72	18					116

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS. (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT.)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL—continued.
			Sub-order 7.—Education—continued.
2	7	7	Schoolmaster, mistress, teacher, undefined	Males	202		3	34	39	87	32	7				190	3	9
2	7	7	Schoolmaster, mistress, teacher, undefined	Females	691			175	212	272	31	1				656	18	17
		8	Tutor, governess	Males	29				7	13	8	1		1	12	16
		8	Tutor, governess	Females	586			58	170	302	46	9	1		20	508	6	52
		9	Teacher of languages, or other accomplishments (not art or music)	Males	48				3	23	18	4		3	23	20		2
		9		Females	60			7	9	30	10	4		1	26	26	3	4
		10	Others (teacher of cookery, dressmaking, dancing, &c., also librarian)	Males	106		3	10	3	48	27	15		4	15	85		2
		10		Females	94			6	19	39	28	2		3	32	55	3	1
			Sub-order 8.—Fine Arts.
	8	1	Artist, painter, art student	Males	194			6	23	97	48	20		13	107	68		6
	8	1	Artist, painter, art student	Females	230			20	47	137	22	4		1	132	84	4	9
		2	Sculptor	Males	13			1		6	5	1		1	6	4		2
		3	Engraver (art only)	Males	2		1			1					1	1
		4	Photographer, retoucher, &c.	Males	301		5	49	47	149	43	8		42	76	169	2	12
		4	Photographer, retoucher, &c.	Females	185		4	39	65	75	2			2	10	159	5	9
		5	Others (including teacher of drawing glass stainer)	Males	15		1	3	1	6	4			1	2	11		1
		5	Others (including teacher of drawing glass stainer)	Females	15					15					8	7
			Sub-order 9.—Music.
	9	2	Musician, vocalist, student of music	Males	402		4	21	47	227	84	19		7	154	222	4	15
	9	2	Musician, vocalist, student of music	Females	203			32	65	100	5	1		4	64	121	3	11
		3	Music professor, teacher, &c.	Males	172			3	12	98	47	12		5	135	32
		3	Music professor, teacher, &c.	Females	1,051		1	93	219	577	140	19	2	3	602	428	12	6
		4	Music hall proprietor, manager, &c.	Males	2					1		1				2
		5	Others	Males	5		2			1	2				2	3
		5	Others	Females	1							1				1
			Sub-order 10.—Amusements.
	10	1	Actor, actress, circus performer	Males	135		4	16	21	68	23	3		6	4	113		12
	10	1	Actor, actress, circus performer	Females	195		6	45	62	70	8	4		2	12	156	4	21
		2	Theatre, hall proprietor, lessee, manager, doorkeeper, ticket-taker	Males	137		4	13	18	65	23	14		6	6	114	2	9
		2		Females	13				3	9	1				1	9	3
		3	Race-course owner, ranger, caretaker, secretary	Males	44				1	19	22	2		1		43
		4	Jockey	Males	233		8	78	70	75	2			3	26	181	2	21
		5	Cricket ground, bowling-green caretaker, professional player	Males	46		1	1	5	27	10	1	1			46
		6	Billiard-table proprietor, keeper, marker	Males	138			13	23	71	26	5		4	36	95	1	2
		7	Zoological gardens, menagerie keeper, attendant, &c.	Males	11				1	5	4	1				11

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS. (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT.)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		8	Others (including show proprietor, showman, palmist, athlete)	Males	120		5	3	23	64	25			9	44	59		8
		8		Females	15					10	3	2		1	13	1
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
			ORDER 3.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SUPPLY OF BOARD AND LODGING, PERSONAL SERVICE, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Board and Lodging.
3	1	1	Hotelkeeper, relative assisting, manager, clerk*	Males	901		2	18	23	459	331	68		450	259	69	111	12
3	1	1	Hotelkeeper, relative assisting, manager, clerk*	Females	1,168		6	108	131	620	263	38	2	288	199	28	650	3
		1	Hotel servant †	Males	909		10	98	208	435	124	32	2			860		49
		1	Hotel servant †	Females	1,828		13	219	618	905	63	6	4			1,797		31
		2a	Coffee palace keeper, relative assisting	Males	18			1	3	7	5	1	1	2	5	9	2
		2a	Coffee palace keeper, relative assisting	Females	18			2	2	9	5			4	1	5	8
		2a	Coffee palace servant †	Males	113			7	13	78	14	1				107		6
		2a	Coffee palace servant †	Females	203			41	102	57	3					198		5
		2b	Restaurant, tea-room, eating-house keeper, manager, clerk*	Males	112		1	1	5	69	29	7		65	34	9	4
		2b	Restaurant, tea-room, eating-house keeper, manager, clerk*	Females	162		4	11	20	95	26	5	1	56	28	22	54	2
		2b	Restaurant, tea-room, eating-house servant. †	Males	288		10	14	34	175	44	11				273		15
		2b	Restaurant, tea-room, eating-house servant. †	Females	446		9	86	143	200	8					412		34

[* Including clerks as follows :—19 males and 7 females in Hotels ; 1 male and 9 females in Restaurants ; 8 males and 1 female in Clubs; and 5 males and 4 females in other Board and Lodging establishments. Grand total, 54 ; viz., 33 males and 21females. There are also included 146 managers, viz.—96 males and 50 females, of whom 86, viz., 62 males and 24 females, were in Hotels ; also, 45 male stewards attached to Clubs.] [† Comprising.—]

Establishments.	Total Servants.			NATURE OF OCCUPATION.
	Total Servants.			Housekeeper.	Butler.	Valet, Lady's Maid.		Cook.		Laundress.	Parlourmaid.	Housemaid.	Lady-help.	General Servant and Servant undefined.		Nursemaid, Nurse (domestic).	Kitchenman, maid.		Pantryman, maid.		1 Waiter, Waitress, &c.		2 Barman, Barmaid.		Coachman, Groom.	Footman, Page.	Porter.	Gardener.	Others.		Unspecified.
	Males.	Females.	Total.	Females.	Males.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Females.	Females.	Females.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Males.	Males.	Males.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
Hotels	909	1,828	2,737	36				58	195	12	1	238	7	93	564	20	175	3	26	11	129	252	280	446	40	8	64	2	2	1	32	42
Coffee Palaces	113	223	316	4				12	6	5		36		6	7		14	2	8	2	58	141				1	14
Restaurants, tea-rooms, &c.	288	446	734	3				60	14			6		17	19		36	2	7	1	158	394			1	3					6	7
Boarding Houses	77	479	556	16				18	52	5	8	63	4	21	263	5	11	6		2	14	54			2	1	5	1			4	1
Clubs	62	8	70	3				7	1			3		15			6	1	1		21		7				4		1
Other establishments connected with Board and Lodging	396	31	427					343	8			1		4	9		7		2		34	13					2				4
Private Houses	1,651	16,581	18,232	1,474	21	14	29	70	1,361	25	188	1,409	15	362	11,409	615	46	36	1	18	5	2			729	22	19	360	2
Total	3,496	19,576	23,072	1,536	21	14	29	568	1,637	47	197	1,756	26	518	12,271	640	295	50	45	34	419	856	287	446	772	35	108	363	5	1	46	50

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC—continued.
			Sub-order 1.—Board and Lodging—continued.
3	1	3	Board and lodginghouse keeper, relative assisting	Males	160		2	1	3	33	69	52		19	125	6	10
3	1	3	Board and lodginghouse keeper, relative assisting	Females	2,450		20	100	135	971	925	297	2	111	1,779	6	552	2
3	1	3	Board and lodginghouse servant †	Males	77		9	12	23	19	7	7				75		2
3	1	3	Board and lodginghouse servant †	Females	479		5	112	120	176	55	10	1			472		7
		4	Club-house manager, secretary, steward*	Males	60		1	3	8	30	16	2				59		1
		4	Club-house manager, secretary, steward*	Females	2					2						2
		4	Club-house servant †	Males	62		1	16	10	27	1	7				60		2
		4	Club-house servant †	Females	8				2	4		2				8
		5	Others (including caterer)	Males	66		1		2	37	24	1	1	33	21	8	1	3
		5	Others (including caterer)	Females	30		2	6	2	13	5	1	1	8	5	1	16
		5	Others (including caterer's servant, and cook, undefined)†	Males	396			6	3	250	135		2			343		53
		5	Others (including caterer's servant, and cook, undefined)†	Females	31			10	9	11	1					31
			Sub-order 2.—Domestic Service and Attendance.
	2	1	Servants' registry office keeper, assistant	Males	9					2	4	3		1	7	1
	2	1	Servants' registry office keeper, assistant	Females	56			1	5	25	16	9		3	43	6	4
		2	Paid companion	Females	551		3	73	175	253	36	11				536		15
		3	Private house worker or servant †	Males	1,651		77	307	274	613	277	97	6			1,624		27
		3	Private house worker or servant †	Females	16,581		662	3,641	4,287	6,300	1,371	263	57			16,033		548
		4	Bath proprietor, attendant	Males	21			4		7	5	5		4	3	14
		4	Bath proprietor, attendant	Females	10			1	2	6		1				2	8
		5	Office keeper, attendant	Males	34					18	16				1	32		1
		5	Office keeper, attendant	Females	107			8		61	37	1				106	1
		6	Charwoman, cleaner	Males	3				2		1				1	1		1
		6	Charwoman, cleaner	Females	506		2	4	20	252	188	40		3	52	433	3	15
		7	Hairdresser, barber	Males	929		47	158	145	484	82	12	1	164	256	476	7	26
		7	Hairdresser, barber	Females	37		1	10	8	12	5	1		5	7	18	7
		8	Mangler, laundry-keeper, laundryman, washerwoman	Males	424		8	15	66	254	57	16	8	108	129	169	14	4
		8	Mangler, laundry-keeper, laundryman, washerwoman	Females	1,855		16	163	223	890	474	82	7	78	506	1,118	120	33
		9	Others (chiefly watchman)	Males	260		1			94	113	51	1		13	239		8
		9	Others (chiefly watchman)	Females	5					5					1	4
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL.
			SUB-CLASS A.—PROPERTY AND FINANCE.
			ORDER 4.—PERSONS WHO PERFORM OFFICES IN CONNECTION WITH PROPERTY AND FINANCE, INSURANCE, PATENTS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Banking and Finance.
4	1	1	Bank director, banker	Males	2							2				2
		2	Bank manager, officer, clerk	Males	1,182		4	191	214	622	133	18				1,157		25
		2	Bank manager, officer, clerk	Females	5				2	3						5

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		3	Building society, savings institute director, manager, officer, clerk	Males	42			9	5	20	5	3				42
		4	Share and stock broker, dealer, jobber, speculator	Males	468		6	49	41	194	123	55		116	198	147	1	6
		4	Share and stock broker, dealer, jobber, speculator	Females	11				2	4	1	4			10	1
		5	Money broker, financier, capitalist	Males	482		1	8	15	104	153	201		53	388	38	2	1
		5	Money broker, financier, capitalist	Females	323			1	10	77	110	124	1	10	311	1	1
		6	Pawnbroker, loan office keeper	Males	125		2	17	14	49	34	8	1	31	27	59	8
		6	Pawnbroker, loan office keeper	Females	36			5	8	14	9			4	8	11	13
		7a	Public accountant, auditor	Males	354		6	34	21	143	105	44	1	78	177	95	2	2
		7b	Trustees and Executors Company, officer of	Males	64			14	12	30	6	2		1	1	61		1
		7b	Trustees and Executors Company, officer of	Females	2						2				2
		8	Others	Males	7			1		4	2					7
			Sub-order 2.—Insurance and Valuation.
	2	1a	Insurance manager, officer, clerk, director	Males	590		3	114	125	277	64	5	2	4	1	579		6
	2	1a	Insurance manager, officer, clerk, director	Females	20			2	14	4						20
		1b	Insurance agent, canvasser	Males	302			8	15	145	104	29	1	12	100	182	1	7
		1b	Insurance agent, canvasser	Females	7					4	3				3	3		1
		2	Actuary, average stater	Males	22				2	15	3	2		5	5	12
		2	Actuary, average stater	Females	2					2							2
		3	Underwriter, marine surveyor	Males	7					2	1	4			2	5
		4	Auctioneer, appraiser, valuator	Males	417		6	47	63	179	105	17		119	50	236	3	9
		4	Auctioneer, appraiser, valuator	Females	8			1	3	4				1		7
		5	Friendly, benefit society officer	Males	37				1	17	14	5				37
		5	Friendly, benefit society officer	Females	1				1							1
		6	Official or trade assignee, liquidator	Males	14			2	1	5	5	1		3	3	8
		7	Fire brigade officer, man	Males	139			5	31	93	10					138		1
		8	Others	Males	1						1					1
			Sub-order 3.—Land and Household Property.
	3	1	Land and house proprietor, land speculator, property owner	Males	1,174			2	7	99	344	722		58	1,113	1	2
	3	1	Land and house proprietor, land speculator, property owner	Females	1,179			2	13	215	513	435	1	19	1,160
		2	House and land agent, broker, rent collector	Males	570		15	80	58	234	123	59	1	142	196	211	10	11
		2	House and land agent, broker, rent collector	Females	47			5	7	22	11	2		9	16	13	9
		3	Others connected with dealings in land	Males	8					6	2				1	7
		4	Market lessee	Males	6				1	5						5		1
		4	Market lessee	Females	2					1		1				2
		5	Others	Males	1					1						1
			Sub-order 4.—Patents and Copyrights.
	4	1	Patents, Trade-marks Department, officer	Males	5			2		2	1					5
	4	1	Patents, Trade-marks Department, officer	Females	3					3						3
		2	Patentence, &c.	Males	1						1				1
		3	Patent, trade-marks agent	Males	17		2		3	6	6			7	2	6	1	1
		3	Patent, trade-marks agent	Females	1				1							1
			SUB-CLASS B.—TRADE.
			ORDER 5.—PERSONS DEALING IN ART AND MECHANIC PRODUCTIONS OF MIXED MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Books, Publications, and Advertising.
5	1	1	Bookseller, book canvasser	Males	203		14	42	23	80	29	15		16	34	137	7	9
5	1	1	Bookseller, book canvasser	Females	41		1	3	4	22	8	3		4	10	20	7
		2	Circulating library proprietor, librarian, attendant	Males	4			1	2		1					4
		2	Circulating library proprietor, librarian, attendant	Females	27					2	25			12	7	2	6

[* See note(*) page 93.] [†See note (†) page 93.]

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 1.—Books, Publications, and Advertising—continued.
5	1	3	Advertising agent, bill-poster, bill-distributer	Males	92		7	2	10	51	20	2		11	22	58		1
5	1	3	Advertising agent, bill-poster, bill-distributer	Females	1					1					1
		4	News agent, newspaper vendor	Males	444		121	101	30	113	59	19	1	93	76	254	16	5
		4	News agent, newspaper vendor	Females	90		5	15	12	54		4		16	10	29	35
		5	Others	Males	1						1			1
			Sub-order 2.—Musical Instruments.
	2	1	Musical instrument importer, seller	Males	46			13	5	20	4	3	1	8	9	29
	2	1	Musical instrument importer, seller	Females	1						1			1
		2	Others (chiefly music sellers)	Males	52		3	3	9	23	12	2		9	11	32
		2	Others (chiefly music sellers)	Females	12			3	1	7	1			1	1	9	1
			Sub-order 3.—Prints, Pictures, and Art Materials.
	3	1	Picture, picture frame dealer	Males	13		1		4	3	4	1		1	5	7
	3	1	Picture, picture frame dealer	Females	6				1	5				1	1	3	1
		2	Map and print dealer	Males	4				1	2	1				1	3
		3	Art, photographic requisites importer, dealer	Males	13				2	7	4			1	2	10
		3	Art, photographic requisites importer, dealer	Females	3		1	1	1							3
		4	Others	Females	1						1					1
			Sub-order 4.—Ornaments, Minor Art Products, and Small Wares.
	4	4	Fancy goods dealer	Males	161		4	23	21	69	33	11		26	55	75		5
	4	4	Fancy goods dealer	Females	170		2	24	30	71	31	12		13	61	72	22	2
		5	Stuffed birds and animals dealer	Males	1				1							1
		6	Toy and minor art products dealer	Males	3					3					2	1
		6	Toy and minor art products dealer	Females	4					4					2	1	1
		7	Others (including brush and broom dealer)	Males	8			2	1	2	1	2		1	2	5
			Sub-order 5.—Equipment for Sports and Games.
	5	2	Fishing-rod, tackle dealer	Males	1					1						1
		3	Cricket, football, tennis, &c., requisites dealer	Males	14		1	2	4	7				1	1	11		1
			Sub-order 6.—Designs, Medals, Type, and Dyes.
	6	1	Designs, patterns, medals, type, and dies dealer	Males	7			2		1	4			1	2	4
	6	1	Designs, patterns, medals, type, and dies dealer	Females	1					1						1
		2	Others (including printers' furnisher)	Males	5		1			4					2	3
		2	Others (including printers' furnisher)	Females	1					1					1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			Sub-order 7.—Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Plated Ware, and Scientific Instruments.
	7	1	Watch, clock, jewellery importer, dealer	Males	183		3	26	24	91	34	5		26	28	122	3	4
	7	1	Watch, clock, jewellery importer, dealer	Females	31		1	5	7	16	2			1	1	27	1	1
		2	Scientific instruments importer, dealer	Males	7				2	4	1			2		5
		2	Scientific instruments importer, dealer	Females	1							1		1
		3	Electro-plated wares importer, dealer	Males	2			1		1						2
		3	Electro-plated wares importer, dealer	Females	1				1							1
		4	Others	Males	1						1			1
			Sub-order 8.—Surgical Instruments and Appliances.
	8	1	Surgical instruments and appliances dealer	Males	8			2	1	4	1			1	2	5
	8	1	Surgical instruments and appliances dealer	Females	1						1			1
		2	Others	Males	3					3				2		1
			Sub-order 9.—Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives.
	9	1	Arms, explosives dealer	Males	1						1				1
			Sub-order 10.—Machines, Tools, and Implements.
	10	1	Agricultural machinery, implements importer, agent dealer	Males	19			1	1	13	4			1		18
	10	1	Agricultural machinery, implements importer, agent dealer	Females	1			1								1
		2	Sewing machines importer, agent, dealer	Males	65		1	6	5	37	16			3	5	55	1	1
		2	Sewing machines importer, agent, dealer	Females	9			1	2	6						7	2
		3	Other machines, tools, cutlery, implements dealer	Males	92		2	6	12	61	10	1		12	9	69		2
		3	Other machines, tools, cutlery, implements dealer	Females	1			1									1
		4	Others	Males	3					2		1		1		2
			Sub-order 11.—Carriages and Vehicles.
	11	1	Carriage, waggon, cart dealer	Males	3					2		1			2	1
		2	Bicycle, motor-car importer, dealer	Males	72		2	16	11	43				10	5	55		2
		2	Bicycle, motor-car importer, dealer	Females	3			2	1							3
		3	Coachmakers' sundries importer, dealer	Males	11			5		6				5		6
			Sub-order 12.—Harness, Saddlery, and Leatherware.
	12	1	Saddlery, harness importer, dealer	Males	14				2	5	6	1		5	6	3
		2	Saddlers' ironmonger	Males	20			4	2	7	6	1		8	4	8
		3	Leather and grindery merchant, dealer	Males	78			12	13	38	14	1		18	9	45	3	3
		3	Leather and grindery merchant, dealer	Females	5		1	1		2	1				1	1	3
		4	Others	Males	1		1									1
			Sub-order 13.—Ships, Boats, and their Equipment, and Marine Stores.
	13	1	Ship and boat dealer	Males	1					1					1
		2	Tackle and equipment for ships and boats, dealer	Males	1						1				1
		3	Ship chandler	Males	18		1	3	1	7	4	2		8		8	2
		3	Ship chandler	Females	1			1									1
		4	Others	Males	8				2	3	1	2		2	4	2
			Sub-order 14.—House Fittings.
	14	1	Mixed materials for houses and buildings, dealer	Males	1						1				1
		3	Oil and colourman, glass, paperhangings dealer	Males	187		4	35	21	94	28	4	1	20	11	154	1	1
		3	Oil and colourman, glass, paperhangings dealer	Females	7		1		2	4				1		2	3	1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 15.—Furniture.
5	15	1	Furniture dealer, importer	Males	360		12	55	57	180	49	7		36	19	293	3	9
5	15	1	Furniture dealer, importer	Females	30			4	3	20	3			3	8	12	7
		2	Second-hand furniture dealer, broker	Males	83					53	29	1		28	50	4	1
		2	Second-hand furniture dealer, broker	Females	11			3	2	1	5				5	1	5
			Sub-order 16.—Chemicals and By-products.
	16	1	Chemical materials (not drugs) dealer	Males	21			2	5	9	4	1		3	3	15
	16	1	Chemical materials (not drugs) dealer	Females	1				1									1
		2	Chemical by-products dealer	Females	4				3	1						4
		3	Wholesale druggist	Males	42			4	7	31				2	2	37		1
		4	Others (including salt merchant)	Males	31		1	2	7	12	6	3		5	1	25
		4	Others (including salt merchant)	Females	2						1	1			2
			Sub-order 17.—Paper, Paper-makers' Materials, Stationery.
	17	1	Paper merchant, importer	Males	35		1	7	7	16	3	1		4	1	29		1
	17	1	Paper merchant, importer	Females	1				1							1
		2	Stationer	Males	295		16	55	46	123	47	8		33	26	218	4	14
		2	Stationer	Females	145		4	45	32	51	11	2		4	27	100	12	2
		3	Rag, waste paper dealer, gatherer	Males	1					1				1
		3	Rag, waste paper dealer, gatherer	Females	1				1							1
		4	Others	Females	2					2						2
			ORDER 6.—PERSONS DEALING IN TEXTILE FABRICS AND DRESS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Textile Fabrics.
6	1	1	Manchester warehouseman, wholesale draper	Males	1,799		37	366	349	808	213	24	2	70	35	1,632	6	56
6	1	1	Manchester warehouseman, wholesale draper	Females	123			28	48	45	2			3	1	115	2	2
		2	Draper, linen, woollen draper	Males	1,791		94	356	295	700	281	62	3	140	73	1,482	12	84
		2	Draper, linen, woollen draper	Females	1,226		16	332	351	436	76	11	4	47	35	1,013	53	28
		3	Silk-mercer, dealer	Males	5					5				3		2
		4	Others (carpet dealer, &c.)	Males	10					7	1	2		1	2	6		1
		4	Others (carpet dealer, &c.)	Females	2					2						2
			Sub-order 2.—Dress.
	2	1	Clothier, outfitter, slop-seller	Males	155		4	18	22	74	33	4		21	16	109	3	6
	2	1	Clothier, outfitter, slop-seller	Females	45			9	8	22	4	2		10	9	16	10
		2a	Men's mercer, hosier, haberdasher	Males	38			7	10	16	4	1		9	6	20		3
		2a	Men's mercer, hosier, haberdasher	Females	12		1	1	3	3	4			1	4	7
		2b	Men's hat and cap dealer	Males	22			3	4	11	3	1		6	4	12
		2b	Men's hat and cap dealer	Females	1					1						1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		3	Millinery, bonnet, women's hat dealer	Males	1					1						1
		3	Millinery, bonnet, women's hat dealer	Females	36			10	5	19	1	1		1	1	33	1
		4	Shoe, boot dealer	Males	389		35	77	67	151	51	8		45	28	304	5	7
		4	Shoe, boot dealer	Females	140		5	34	32	56	12	1		4	12	103	20	1
		5	Umbrella, parasol, stick dealer	Males	2				1	1					1	1
		5	Umbrella, parasol, stick dealer	Females	3			2		1						2	1
		6	Fur, rug dealer	Males	2					2				1		1
		6	Fur, rug dealer	Females	3					3						3
		7	Second-hand clothes dealer	Males	11					7	4			1	9		1
		7	Second-hand clothes dealer	Females	14			1		9	4			1	7	3	3
		8	Others	Males	2					1	1			1		1
		8	Others	Females	3					3						3
			Sub-order 3.—Fibrous Materials.
	3	2	Rope, cord, twine dealer	Males	2			1		1					1	1
		5	Bag, sack importer, dealer	Males	17			1	3	8	3	2		5	5	5	1	1
		5	Bag, sack importer, dealer	Females	1				1								1
			ORDER 7.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN DEALING IN FOODS, DRINKS, NARCOTICS, ETC.*
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Food.
	1	1	Milkseller	Males	1,357		52	228	264	586	164	63		233	339	668	103	14
	1	1	Milkseller	Females	250		10	23	22	83	85	27		34	94	13	109
		2	Cheesemonger, dairy produce dealer	Males	240		7	19	42	124	44	4		41	82	104	10	3
		2	Cheesemonger, dairy produce dealer	Females	69		1	5	8	36	17	2		5	25	8	31
		3	Butcher, meat salesman	Males	2,020		43	257	349	982	316	67	6	328	192	1,297	49	154
		3	Butcher, meat salesman	Females	112		3	12	25	50	21	1		10	4	34	63	1
		4a	Pork-shop keeper, assistant	Males	57			3	5	26	17	5	1	18	22	16	1
		4a	Pork-shop keeper, assistant	Females	21				7	7	7			1	3	8	9
		4b	Provision merchant, dealer	Males	52			4	7	34	5	2		11	18	21		2
		4b	Provision merchant, dealer	Females	26			3	7	13		2	1	1	11	6	8
		5	Poulterer, game dealer	Males	106		1	13	12	60	19	1		11	39	47	6	3
		5	Poulterer, game dealer	Females	11			1		2	6	2		2	6		3
		6	Fishmonger, oyster dealer	Males	318		6	24	39	159	72	16	2	33	195	75	13	2
		6	Fishmonger, oyster dealer	Females	27		1	4	3	11	8			4	4	1	18
		7	Others (including frozen produce exporter)	Males	8				1	6	1			5	1	1	1
			Sub-order 2.—Vegetable Food.
	2	1	Grain, flour, meal merchant, dealer—
			†Produce merchant worker (so stated)	Males	439			51	80	231	65	12		87	76	258	9	9
			†Produce merchant worker (so stated)	Females	16			2		11	3			4	3	2	6	1
			Others	Males	295		5	21	40	165	48	16		93	37	157	4	4
			Others	Females	6			3		2	1				3	2	1
		2	Bread, biscuit dealer (see Baker, order 17, sub-order 2)
		3	Confectioner, pastry dealer	Males	173		4	22	24	75	32	16		16	64	85	5	3
		3	Confectioner, pastry dealer	Females	487		4	72	102	202	87	18	2	9	234	185	57	2
		4a	Greengrocer, fruiterer	Males	1,474		59	162	155	727	309	61	1	191	853	329	87	14
		4a	Greengrocer, fruiterer	Females	489		12	62	57	231	104	23		17	187	60	225
		4b	Potato dealer	Males	5				1	2	1	1		1	2	1		1
		5	Others	Males	10					8	2			2	5	3
		5	Others	Females	1					1						1

[* Exclusive of hotel, restaurant, &c., keepers. See Class II.] [† See also group 8.5.3, page 101, with which produce merchants are closely allied.]

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages. ‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 3.—Groceries, Drinks, Narcotics, and Stimulants.
7	3	1	Wine and spirit merchant, Australian wine seller	Males	373		1	34	50	189	73	26		76	41	241	3	12
7	3	1	Wine and spirit merchant, Australian wine seller	Females	36			3	8	16	7	2		2	15	4	15
		2	Cordial, aerated waters seller	Males	5				1	3		1		2	2	1
		2	Cordial, aerated waters seller	Females	3			2		1						1	2
		3	Cocoa, coffee, chicory agent, dealer	Males	11			2		8	1			1	1	9
		4a	Grocer	Males	2,683		165	591	495	1,012	328	90	2	339	351	1,841	49	103
		4a	Grocer	Females	482		13	40	53	204	133	39		39	178	80	184	1
		4b	Tea broker, importer, dealer	Males	389		13	91	51	154	61	17	2	36	105	243		5
		4b	Tea broker, importer, dealer	Females	57		2	17	21	15	2			1	6	28	22
		5	Tobacconist	Males	225		8	21	25	116	39	16		63	60	92	5	5
		5	Tobacconist	Females	86		3	6	16	43	16	2		13	23	24	26
		6	Opium dealer	Males	2					1	1				2
		7	Others (including sugar, ice merchant, dealer)	Males	35		2	1		21	8	3		9	16	9		1
			ORDER 8.—PERSONS DEALING IN AND TREATING ANIMALS, AND DEALING IN ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES, EXCLUDING DEALERS IN FOOD.
			Sub-order 1.—Living Animals.
8	1	1	Live stock dealer	Males	187			13	4	131	36	2	1	29	91	58	6	3
		2	Horse and dog trainer, horse-breaker	Males	404		2	41	84	224	38	12	3	70	115	193	11	15
		2	Horse and dog trainer, horse-breaker	Females	3					2	1			3
		3	Bird fancier	Males	10					1	6	3		1	9
		3	Bird fancier	Females	1			1									1
		4	Others	Males	3			1			2					3
			Sub-order 2.—Manures and Animals Waste Products.
	2	1	Manure, guano dealer	Males	5			1		3	1			1		4
			Sub-order 3.—Hides, Skins, and Leather.
	3	1	Hide, skin dealer	Males	68		2	10	8	34	12	2		11	3	49	1	4
		2	Prepared skins, leather dealer	Males	20		1		2	13	3	1		6	4	10
		2	Prepared skins, leather dealer	Females	2						2			1	1
			Sub-order 4.—Wool and other Animal Matters (n.o.c.)
	4	1	Woolbroker, merchant, classer, valuer, salesman, sorter, stapler	Males	607		1	46	93	335	107	23	2	32	27	496		52
	4	1		Females	1				1							1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour). †	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		2	Tallow merchant, dealer	Males	13			1	1	10	1			4	1	8
		3	Bone, horn, hoof, hair merchant, dealer	Males	4			1		1		2		2	1	1
		5	Others	Males	3					3				1	1	1
			Sub-order 5.—Seeds, Plants, and Fodder.
	5	1	Seed merchant	Males	49		2	6	9	22	8	2		12	6	30		1
		2	Florist, flower, and plant seller	Males	118		9	20	17	47	19	6		22	32	55	5	4
		2	Florist, flower, and plant seller	Females	122		4	30	33	44	10	1		6	22	66	27	1
		3	* Hay, straw, and corn merchant, dealer, carter	Males	198		3	25	28	106	27	9		44	19	131	3	1
		3	* Hay, straw, and corn merchant, dealer, carter	Females	10				1	5	3	1		5	1	1	3
			Sub-order 6.—Other Vegetable Matters (n.o.c.)
	6	1	Timber merchant	Males	680		16	114	96	307	119	28		56	30	562	6	26
	6	1	Timber merchant	Females	2						1	1		2
		2	Bark merchant, dealer	Males	4		1		1	1		1		2		1	1
		3	India-rubber wares dealer	Males	8				1	5	1	1		3		5
		4	Others (including cork merchant)	Males	20		1	2	2	11	4			2	3	15
			ORDER 9 (10).—PERSONS DEALING IN METALS OR MINERALS OTHER THAN THOSE USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals (n.o.c.)
9 (10)	1	1	Stone, marble, slate, gravel, sand dealer	Males	112		3	12	18	57	16	6		14	20	75	2	1
9 (10)	1	1	Stone, marble, slate, gravel, sand dealer	Females	1					1				1
		2	Lime merchant, dealer	Males	25		1		2	15	5	2		8	1	16
		4	Brick, tile dealer	Males	1					1				1
		6	Glassware dealer	Males	16			1	2	9	3	1		1	3	11		1
		6	Glassware dealer	Females	5			3	2							5
		7	China, crockeryware dealer	Males	99		4	21	6	52	13	3		13	12	73		1
		7	China, crockeryware dealer	Females	54			10	10	25	6	3		4	10	35	5
		8	Others. (Bottle dealer, collector, &c.)	Males	60		1	2	6	26	16	9		10	27	21	2
		8	Others. (Bottle dealer, collector, &c.)	Females	5				2	3				1		1	3
			Sub-order 2.—Gold, Silver, and Precious Stones.
	2	1	Gold, silver buyer, dealer, broker	Males	1						1				1
		2	Precious stones dealer, buyer, broker	Males	7					7				3	3			1
		2	Precious stones dealer, buyer, broker	Females	1					1							1
			Sub-order 3.—Metals other than Gold and Silver.
	3	1	Tin, zinc merchant, dealer	Males	5			1	1	1	1	1		1	1	3
		4	Iron, ore, pig iron, scrap iron dealer	Males	1				1							1
		5	Iron, galvanized iron, wire importer, dealer	Males	55		1	5	3	35	8	3		21	3	30		1
		6	Ironmonger (not saddlers' or coachbuilders'), hardware dealer	Males	1,103		32	242	199	459	139	32		100	43	914	4	42
		6		Females	37			7	3	22	5			2	2	22	11
		7	Others (including metal merchant, dealer)	Males	16					11	5			5	6	5

[* See also group 7.2.1, page 99, produce merchants, with which hay, straw, and corn merchants are closely allied.]

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour). †	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS I.I.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			ORDER 10 (9).—PERSONS DEALING IN MINERALS, ETC., MAINLY USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Coal and Other Substances mainly used for Fuel and Light.
10 (9)	1	1	Coal, coke merchant, dealer	Males	136		1	7	16	81	30	1		4	2	123	1	6
10 (9)	1	1	Coal, coke merchant, dealer	Females	2					1			1	1		1
		2	Lignite, shale, peat, charcoal dealer	Males	1						1				1
		3	Firewood, fuel merchant, dealer	Males	703		20	90	96	291	141	64	1	149	230	285	29	10
		3	Firewood, fuel merchant, dealer	Females	24			1	2	13	8			8	3	1	12
		4	Petroleum, kerosene, paraffine importer, dealer	Males	6			1		5						6
			ORDER 11.—PERSONS ENGAGED AS GENERAL DEALERS OR IN MERCANTILE PURSUITS (N.O.C.).
			Sub-order 1.—Merchants, Dealers (undefined).
11	1	1	Merchant, importer, undefined	Males	957		19	180	162	414	139	43		200	89	646	3	19
11	1	1	Merchant, importer, undefined	Females	20			3	2	13	1	1		2		18
		2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper	Males	626		70	158	52	196	92	57	1	57	120	385	38	26
		2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper	Females	547		11	95	89	220	100	31	1	16	217	231	76	7
		3	Dealer, trader, seller	Males	1,525		29	116	164	766	362	82	6	199	924	329	43	30
		3	Dealer, trader, seller	Females	366		2	33	47	161	99	23	1	31	182	102	47	4
		4	Hawker, pedler	Males	341		10	27	31	188	54	23	8		261	64	3	13
		4	Hawker, pedler	Females	24		2		1	11	3	3	4		13	2	8	1
		5	Broker, agent	Males	418			37	32	203	119	27		74	181	157	1	5
		5	Broker, agent	Females	12			1	6	3	2				8	2	2
		6	Commission agent	Males	426		2	4	19	202	145	51	3	29	299	85	1	12
		6	Commission agent	Females	8				2	4	2				5	2	1
		7	Others (including marine dealer, collector)	Males	233		1	38	37	104	46	7		8	69	146	2	8
		7	Others (including marine dealer, collector)	Females	46			26	16	3		1		1	1	44
			Sub-order 2.—Other Mercantile Persons.
	2	1	Officer of public company, society ; consul	Males	104			1	7	67	22	7		1	1	102
	2	1	Officer of public company, society ; consul	Females	1				1							1
		2	Clerk, cashier, accountant, typewriter (commercial or undefined)	Males	3,418		205	849	604	1,248	401	105	6	13	42	3,032	6	325
		2		Females	614		9	131	219	240	14		1	4	39	540	4	27
		3	Commercial traveller, canvasser, salesman (undefined)	Males	1,208		35	64	158	645	257	43	6	15	135	989	5	64
		3	Commercial traveller, canvasser, salesman (undefined)	Females	682		12	172	222	244	26	4	2	1	16	635	3	27
		4	Others (chiefly caretaker undefined)	Males	371		1	17	15	137	134	65	2	4	6	348	1	12
		4	Others (chiefly caretaker undefined)	Females	134			7	7	46	51	23			2	114	18

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour.)†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			ORDER 12.—PERSONS ENGAGED AS SPECULATORS ON CHANCE EVENTS.
			Sub-order 1.—Chance events.
12	1	1	Bookmaker	Males	231		1	5	20	169	34	2		33	65	122	1	10
		2	Others (including turf adviser, gambler, so stated)	Males	7					6	1			1	6
		2	Others (including turf adviser, gambler, so stated)	Females	1		1									1
			SUB-CLASS C.—STORAGE.
			ORDER 13.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN STORAGE.
			Sub-order 1.—Storage.
13	1	1	Bonded, free store, proprietor, manager, clerk	Males	65		3	11	12	29	7	3		7	5	51	1	1
		2a	Bonded, free store, storeman, worker	Males	155		5	11	30	58	39	12				144	1	10
		2b	Storeman, store labourer (undefined)	Males	597			35	87	335	140					575		22
		3	Others engaged in storage	Males	6		3			2	1					6
			CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION.
			ORDER 14A.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE TRANSPORT OF PASSENGERS AND GOODS.
			Sub-order 1.—On Railways (not construction).
14a	1	1	Railway officer, station-master, clerk	Males	862		8	154	53	509	134	3	1			862
14a	1	1	Railway officer, station-master, clerk	Females	12			1	1	7	3					12
		2	Railway engine-driver, fireman	Males	661			18	36	528	77	2				660		1
		3	Railway guard, porter, servant	Males	698		2	48	35	524	88		1			698
		3	Railway guard, porter, servant	Females	56				5	27	24					56
		4	Railway ganger, fettler	Males	204		1		6	156	38	3				202		2
		5	Railway employe, labourer	Males	2,211		1	204	196	1,335	455	17	3			2,194		17
		6	Others	Males	14			14								14
			Sub-order 2.—On Roads.
	2	1	Tramway (chiefly cable) owner, officer, clerk	Males	82			2	8	61	9	2				81		1
	2	1	Tramway (chiefly cable) owner, officer, clerk	Females	21				2	18	1					20	1
		2	Tramway (chiefly cable) conductor, gripman, engine-driver, employe	Males	1,324		1	43	255	918	100	5	2			1,315		9
		7	Tramway (horse) owner, officer, clerk	Males	1							1		1
		8	Tramway (horse) conductor, driver, employe	Males	9					4	4	1				9
		9	Coach, omnibus, cab proprietor	Males	543		1		24	220	219	78	1	48	486	7	1	1
		9	Coach, omnibus, cab proprietor	Females	8					4	4			8
		10	Coach, omnibus, cab driver, conductor	Males	425		52	15	44	189	102	20	3			385	10	30
		11	Parcels delivery agent, driver, clerk	Males	135		1	1	10	115	7	1		32	21	80	2
		11	Parcels delivery agent, driver, clerk	Females	2						2			2
		12	Drayman, carrier, carter, teamster, horse driver (n.o.c.)	Males	3,305		24	432	584	1,621	527	100	17	274	466	2,377	67	121
		12	Drayman, carrier, carter, teamster, horse driver (n.o.c.)	Females	14					5	5	4		13		1
		13a	Livery stable keeper	Males	135			12	24	62	28	9		37	10	84		4
		13a	Livery stable keeper	Females	1						1			1
		13b	Groom (undefined)	Males	502			84	71	201	124	22		1	2	424		75
		14	Others (including lift attendant)	Males	85		7	30	20	19	7	1	1			83		2

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour). †	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION—continued.
			Sub-order 3.mdash;On Seas and Rivers, and the regulation thereof.
14a	3	1	Harbors and Rivers Department, Marine Board, ferry service, officer	Males	103		1	2	7	31	58	4				103
		2	Pilot	Males	20					4	16					20
		4	Ship-owner, shipping agent, manager, clerk	Males	282		2	46	43	136	44	11		27	12	242		1
		5	Ship master, officer, seaman (merchant service)	Males	908		1	32	76	454	260	84	1	11		733		164
		6	Engineer, stoker, coal-trimmer on steamer (merchant service)	Males	235			9	16	138	63	8	1			216		19
		7	Steward, stewardess, ship-servant	Males	158		1	15	32	78	28	3	1			145		13
		7	Steward, stewardess, ship-servant	Females	18			2	6	6	3	1				17		1
		9	Bargemaster, lighterman	Males	14				2	8	3	1		2		11		1
		9	Bargemaster, lighterman	Females	1						1			1
		10	Stevedore, lumper, wharf labourer	Males	2,143		3	84	232	1,262	498	53	11	20	4	2,040	1	78
		11	Boat proprietor, boatman, waterman	Males	43			4	2	19	14	4		2	12	28	1
		11	Boat proprietor, boatman, waterman	Females	5					2	3			2	2		1
		12	Ferry, punt lessee, worker	Males	11			1	2	3	5				4	7
		12	Ferry, punt lessee, worker	Females	2				1			1			1		1
		13	Wharf-owner, lessee, wharfinger	Males	7					4	3					7
		14	Others	Males	13		1				12			1		12
			ORDER 14B.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE TRANSMISSION OR DELIVERY OF COMMUNICATIONS, DOCUMENTS, OR SMALL PARCELS.
			Sub-order 1 (4).—Postal Service.
14b	1 (4)	1	Postal officer, postmaster or mistress, clerk sorter	Males	491		6	39	22	328	94	1	1			491
14b	1 (4)	1	Postal officer, postmaster or mistress, clerk sorter	Females	103			3	8	68	23	1				103
		2	Letter-carrier	Males	308		4	12	30	260	2					308
		3	Mail contractor	Males	3						3				3
		4	Mailman, mailguard	Males	31				2	14	15					31
		5	Others (including porter, watchman)	Males	62		5	9		37	10	1				62
		5	Others (including porter, watchman)	Females	1							1				1
			Sub-order 2 (5).—Telegraph and Telephone Service.
	2	1	Telegraph officer, operator, clerk	Males	196		4	15	12	156	9					196
	2	1	Telegraph officer, operator, clerk	Females	98			5	8	83	2					98
	(5)	2	Electrician, lineman	Males	95			1	12	71	11					95

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARDS OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour.)†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		3	Telephone officer	Males	44		4	10	2	26	2					44
		3	Telephone officer	Females	109			15	39	55						109
		4	Messenger	Males	183		108	74	1							183
		5	Others	Males	5			4			1					5
			Sub-order 3 (6).—Delivery by Hand.
	3	1	Messenger, porter (not on railway)	Males	208		2	161	11	18	11	5				202	1	5
	3	1	Messenger, porter (not on railway)	Females	2			2								2
	(6)	2	Errand boy, girl	Males	419		362	57								411		8
	(6)	2	Errand boy, girl	Females	3		3									3
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.
			SUB CLASS A.—MANUFACTURERS.
			ORDER 15.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE, OR REPAIR, ETC., OF ART AND MECHANIC PRODUCTIONS OF MIXED MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Books and Publications.
15	1	1	Publisher, newspaper proprietor	Males	147		8	39	23	59	16	1	1	19	10	117		1
15	1	1	Publisher, newspaper proprietor	Females	7			1		5	1			2		5
		2	Printer, printer's manager, clerk	Males	1,624		145	428	237	577	204	32	1	130	49	1,363	2	80
		2	Printer, printer's manager, clerk	Females	38		2	11	7	17		1		1		37
		3	Compositor	Males	738		4	66	125	449	80	14				657		81
		3	Compositor	Females	9				2	6	1					9
		4	Machinist, stereotyper, and others engaged in printing	Males	281		29	40	45	145	22			2	1	268		10
		4	Machinist, stereotyper, and others engaged in printing	Females	33			20	9	2	2					28	5
		5	Bookbinder, manufacturing stationer (all branches)	Males	455		47	91	57	195	57	6	2	24	13	393	3	22
		5	Bookbinder, manufacturing stationer (all branches)	Females	579		26	267	146	135	5			2		570	1	6
		6	Others	Males	10		1	6	2	1				1		9
		6	Others	Females	1		1									1
			Sub-order 2.—Musical Instruments.
	2	1	Musical instrument maker	Males	31		1	2		19	5	4		3	12	16
		2	Musical instrument tuner, repairer	Males	76		1	5	12	41	12	5			39	34	2	1
		2	Musical instrument tuner, repairer	Females	1					1						1
			Sub-order 3.—Prints, Pictures, and Art Materials.
	3	1a	Lithographer, lithographic printer	Males	209		14	36	24	106	25	4		9	6	182		12
	3	1a	Lithographer, lithographic printer	Females	1			1								1
		1b	Process printer (photographic, zincographic, &c)	Males	25		1	6	8	8	2			1	1	22		1
		1b	Process printer (photographic, zincographic, &c)	Females	1				1							1
		2	Picture-frame maker, picture restorer, cleaner	Males	125		4	39	16	45	15	5	1	14	23	83	3	2
		2	Picture-frame maker, picture restorer, cleaner	Females	13		1	6	3	3						10	3
		3	Artists' materials manufacturer, artists' colourman	Males	3		1		1	1					1	2
		4	Others	Males	13		1	1		6	5			2	7	3		1
			Sub-order 4.—Ornaments, Minor Art Products, and Small Wares.
	4	1	Carver (all branches), carver and gilder	Males	130		4	20	12	62	26	6		14	29	80	2	5
	4	1	Carver (all branches), carver and gilder	Females	6			2	2	2					4	2
		3	Taxidermist	Males	4					2	2				2	2
		3	Taxidermist	Females	2					2					1	1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARDS OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour.)†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 4.—Ornaments, Minor Art Products, and Small Wares—continued.
15	4	4	Toy maker	Males	10		1	1	2	3	3			2	2	4		2
15	4	4	Toy maker	Females	2				2							2
		5	Basket-maker, wicker-worker	Males	169		15	43	22	64	21	4		17	19	125	3	5
		5	Basket-maker, wicker-worker	Females	1					1							1
		6	Artificial-flower maker, art needle-worker	Males	6			1	1	3	1			2	1	3
		6	Artificial-flower maker, art needle-worker	Females	32			3	3	20	6			1	5	25	1
		7	Paper bag, box maker	Males	29		3	2	3	17	3	1		5	4	20
		7	Paper bag, box maker	Females	288		16	115	87	67	3			1	3	277	1	6
		8	Brush, broom maker	Males	210		7	52	35	90	21	4	1	17	13	168	5	7
		8	Brush, broom maker	Females	63		2	19	15	25	2			1	1	58	3
		9	Others	Males	3					3				1	2
			Sub-order 5.—Equipment for Sports and Games.
	5	1	Billiard, bagatelle table manufacturer	Males	10			1		5	1	3		2	1	7
		2	Cricket, lawn tennis equipment maker	Males	13		2	2	3	4	2			2	2	9
		4	Fishing-tackle maker	Males	3			1		1	1				2	1
		5	Others	Males	2			1		1						2
			Sub-order 6.—Designs, Medals, Type, and Dies.
	6	2	Die-sinker	Males	15		1	2	2	6	3	1		1	4	10
		3	Engraver (not art), pattern designer, maker	Males	218		4	42	20	109	34	9		24	23	166		5
		3	Engraver (not art), pattern designer, maker	Females	19		2	8	1	7	1					19
		4	Rubber stamp maker	Males	8			2	1	4	1				2	6
		5	Others	Males	2			2								2
			Sub-order 7.—Watches, Clocks, and Scientific Instruments.
	7	1	Watch, clock, chronometer maker	Males	290		4	34	31	145	58	18		39	116	120	8	7
	7	1	Watch, clock, chronometer maker	Females	4			2		2							4
		2	Scientific instrument maker	Males	24		3	3		15	3				1	22		1
		2	Scientific instrument maker	Females	1			1								1
		3	Optician	Males	48		6	6	12	16	4	4		8	3	36		1
		3	Optician	Females	2			1		1						1	1
		4	Telegraph, telephone instrument maker, fitter	Males	15			1	6	8				1		14
		5	Electric apparatus maker, fitter	Males	58		1	13	10	22	11	1		6	6	44		2
		5	Electric apparatus maker, fitter	Females	1					1				1
		6	Others	Males	1				1							1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARDS OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour.)†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			Sub-order 8.—Surgical Instruments and Appliances.
	8	1	Surgical instrument maker	Males	19		1	4	2	9	3			3	3	13
		2	Surgical appliances, truss, bandage maker	Males	2			1		1						2
		2	Surgical appliances, truss, bandage maker	Females	7			1		4	2				2	5
		3	Others	Males	1				1									1
			Sub-order 9.—Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives.
	9	1	Gunsmith	Males	15			3	3	4	3	2		2	2	11
		3	Explosives manufacturer	Males	33		2	3	4	17	4	3		5		27		1
		3	Explosives manufacturer	Females	30		8	17	5							30
		4	Fuse, cartridge maker	Males	7		2	2		2	1					7
		4	Fuse, cartridge maker	Females	21		5	11	4	1						21
		5	Shot maker	Males	3					3						3
		6	Fireworks maker	Males	4					3	1					4
		7	Others	Males	5					4	1					5
			Sub-order 10—Engines, Machines, Tools, and Implements.
	10	1a	Railway-engine maker, fitter	Males	212			23	19	134	34	2				212
		1	Engine-maker, fitter (other), mechanical engineer	Males	1,512		11	262	197	727	270	44	1	103	48	1,277	1	83
		2	Millwright	Males	26					14	7	5			1	21		4
		3	Boilermaker, caulker, cleaner	Males	499		8	61	63	272	88	7		8	3	454		34
		4	Agricultural machinery and implement maker	Males	123		2	24	23	58	13	3		15		102		6
		5	Sewing-machine maker, repairer	Males	22		1	4	2	10	5			2	8	11		1
		5	Sewing-machine maker, repairer	Females	1				1							1
		6	Cutler, tool-maker, saw-setter	Males	77			9	10	31	19	8		6	18	49	1	3
		7	Gas, water meter maker	Males	36		1	6	5	14	10			2		34
		8	Scale, weighing machine maker, adjuster	Males	10			3		3	4			1	2	6	1
		9	Others (including bellows maker)	Males	21		1	6	3	7	4			2	4	12	3
			Sub-order 11.—Carriages and Vehicles.
	11	1	Railway carriage, waggon, tram car builder	Males	198			7	5	151	34	1				197		1
	11	1	Railway carriage, waggon, tram car builder	Females	1						1					1
		2a	Coach, carriage, waggon, cart builder	Males	962		24	202	112	441	145	37	1	158	37	710	14	43
		2a	Coach, carriage, waggon, cart builder	Females	5		1	1	2		1			1		4
		2b	Carriage, coachpainter	Males	262		6	38	27	162	28	1		16	17	215	2	12
		3	Bicycle, motor-car maker	Males	281		10	99	65	93	10	2	2	33	33	205		10
		3	Bicycle, motor-car maker	Females	17			6	9	1	1					16		1
		4	Perambulator, wheel-chair maker	Males	17		3	3		8	2	1		7	1	9
		4	Perambulator, wheel-chair maker	Females	2			1		1					1		1
		5	Wheelwright	Males	155		3	20	8	70	37	17		16	5	114	4	16
		6	Others (including spring, tyre maker)	Males	33				16	17				1		30		2
		6	Others (including spring, tyre maker)	Females	1					1							1
			Sub-order 12.—Harness, Saddlery, and Leatherware.
	12	1	Saddlery and harness, whip maker	Males	718		21	154	103	303	118	19		78	85	527	6	22
	12	1	Saddlery and harness, whip maker	Females	25		2	8	4	9	2			2	2	17	3	1
		2	Leather belting maker	Males	17			4	3	7	3			5		11		1
		3	Leather cutter, designer	Males	19		1	3	3	7	4	1			4	14	1
		3	Leather cutter, designer	Females	2		1	1									2
		4	Portmanteau maker	Males	62		5	20	13	18	6			8	3	47	2	2
		4	Portmanteau maker	Females	6			1	3	1		1			1	5

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARDS OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour.)†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 12.—Harness, Saddlery, and Leatherware—continued.
15	12	5	Saddle-tree maker	Males	21		2	3	1	11	3	1		4	3	13	1
		6	Fancy leather worker	Males	51		2	9	14	21	5			9	1	40		1
		6	Fancy leather worker	Females	15		1	5	2	7					1	14
		7	Others	Males	10			10								10
			Sub-order 13.—Ships, Boats, and their Equipment.
	13	1	Shipbuilder, shipwright, boat-builder	Males	192		2	5	6	65	81	33		19	16	133	3	21
		2	Ship-rigger	Males	7			1	1		1	4				5		2
		3	Block, oar, mast maker	Males	3						3				1	1		1
		4	Sail-maker	Males	52		1	3	3	15	21	9		4	4	40		4
		4	Sail-maker	Females	1			1								1
		5	Graving-dock, patent slip proprietor, manager	Males	5					3	1	1		5
		6	Dock engine-driver, labourer	Males	50			4	3	21	16	6				45		5
		7	Others	Males	2			2								2
			Sub-order 14 (15).—House Fittings.
	14	1	Door, sash, and joinery worker ; turner	Males	544		6	69	59	275	109	25	1	23	26	463	1	31
	(15)	2	Saw-mill (other than forest) proprietor, worker	Males	470		17	85	84	189	81	14		12	4	417	3	34
	(15)	2	Saw-mill (other than forest) proprietor, worker	Females	2					1	1			2
		3	Wooden mantelpiece maker and enameller	Males	19			2	1	14	1	1		4	1	14
		3	Wooden mantelpiece maker and enameller	Females	1					1							1
		4	Others	Males	5		2	1	1		1					5
		4	Others	Females	1					1				1
			Sub-order 15 (14).—Furniture.
	15 (14)	1	Furniture manufacturer, cabinet-maker, bedstead maker	Males	1,247		27	131	123	689	219	42	16	153	144	905	8	37
	15 (14)	1	Furniture manufacturer, cabinet-maker, bedstead maker	Females	19		3	2	6	7	1				3	13	3
		2	Bed, mattress maker, upholsterer	Males	449		12	70	59	234	65	8	1	16	63	347	5	18
		2	Bed, mattress maker, upholsterer	Females	182		3	45	40	81	11	2		4	2	168	6	2
		3	Others (chiefly french-polishers)	Males	396		11	47	57	209	61	10	1	16	16	340	1	23
		3	Others (chiefly french-polishers)	Females	4					4				1		3
			Sub-order 16.—Chemicals and By-products.
	16	1	Manufacturing chemist (n.o.c.)	Males	173		4	33	29	70	34	3		25	10	137	1
	16	1	Manufacturing chemist (n.o.c.)	Females	51			18	16	16	1				1	47	2	1
		3	Ink, blacking manufacturer	Males	27		2	3	4	13	4	1		7	1	18		1
		3	Ink, blacking manufacturer	Females	6			2		3		1			2	4
		4a	Salt maker	Males	1				1							1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARDS OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour.)†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		4b	Soda, alkali, starch, blue, &c., maker	Males	43		4	6	8	20	3	2			1	42
		4b	Soda, alkali, starch, blue, &c., maker	Females	65		5	29	21	9	1					65
		5	Eucalyptus oil maker	Males	18			7	3	7	1				2	15	1
		5	Eucalyptus oil maker	Females	2			1	1							2
		6	Paint manufacturer	Males	27			5	2	11	7	2		7	3	12	2	3
		6	Paint manufacturer	Females	1					1						1
		7	Others	Males	16					13	2	1			3	13
		7	Others	Females	3			2	1							3
			ORDER 16.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE OR REPAIR OF TEXTILE FABRICS, DRESS, AND FIBROUS MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Textile Fabrics.
16	1	1	Cotton manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches), chiefly lace makers	Males	5			3		1		1				4		1
16	1	1		Females	35			3	5	20	6	1		2	6	24	3
		2	Woollen manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)	Males	97		20	16	5	37	13	6		4		88		5
		2		Females	103		6	31	24	34	7	1		2		98		3
		3	Silk manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)	Males	2				2							1		1
		4	Dyer, scourer	Males	97		1	9	7	40	27	12	1	12	32	45	2	6
		4	Dyer, scourer	Females	38		1	3	10	19	5			3	4	22	8	1
		5	Flock manufacturer	Males	19		2	7	1	4	5			3		15		1
		5	Flock manufacturer	Females	7			2	4	1						7
		6	Others	Males	1				1									1
		6	Others	Females	4				2	2					1	3
			Sub-order 2.—Dress.
	2	1a	Clothing manufacturer	Males	194		7	25	13	106	40	3		48	10	132	3	1
	2	1a	Clothing manufacturer	Females	2,152		107	774	503	638	114	14	2	103	116	1,868	35	30
		1b	Tailor, tailoress, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist*	Males	1,795		45	270	256	788	307	128	1	216	157	1,329	24	69
		1b	Tailor, tailoress, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist*	Females	13,261		398	3,726	3,165	4,991	807	153	21	403	1,539	10,773	157	389
		2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker	Males	403		20	75	52	181	64	11		32	11	337	6	17
		2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker	Females	405		19	166	96	103	18	3		4	10	370	10	11
		3	Shirtmaker	Males	43		2	10	6	17	6	2		7	2	29		5
		3	Shirtmaker	Females	319		29	99	70	84	37			8	10	284	13	4
		4	Milliner, staymaker, glovemaker	Males	3			1		2				1		2
		4	Milliner, staymaker, glovemaker	Females	1,203		28	483	366	292	28	6		39	62	1,059	9	34
		5	Sock maker, knitter	Males	17				4	11	1	1		5		11		1
		5	Sock maker, knitter	Females	205		22	95	46	32	7	2	1	2	24	172	5	2
		6	Furrier, rugmaker	Males	28			3	4	13	6	2		8	8	7	3	2
		6	Furrier, rugmaker	Females	68		4	29	12	20	3			1	2	60	5
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)†	Males	4,478		178	621	709	2,057	729	178	6	312	757	3,178	35	196
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)†	Females	1,068		98	476	282	201	9		2	5	3	1,012	24	24
		8	Umbrella, parasol maker	Males	75		4	9	11	37	12	2		15	15	45
		8	Umbrella, parasol maker	Females	113		2	39	26	39	4	3		2	12	91	7	1
		9	Feather dresser, glove-cleaner	Females	49		2	24	8	12	1	1	1	2	5	42
		10	Others (chiefly tiemakers)	Males	9				3	4	1	1		3		5		1
		10	Others (chiefly tiemakers)	Females	164		15	79	42	25	3			1		162		1
			Sub-order 3.—Fibrous Materials.
	3	1	Mat maker	Males	26			6	5	12	1	2		3	3	17	1	2
	3	1	Mat maker	Females	17		1	5	4	6	1				1	15	1
		2	Rope, twine, cord maker	Males	133		25	51	14	27	11	5		12	2	115	2	2
		2	Rope, twine, cord maker	Females	63		6	33	11	11	1	1		1		62

[* Including sewing machinist and machinist (undefined), some of whom may have been employed in Bootmaking trade.] [† Number of females probably incomplete. (see footnote above.)]

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour.)†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 3.—Fibrous Materials—continued.
16	3	4	Tent, tarpaulin maker	Males	38			8	3	13	10	4		4	4	29	1
16	3	4	Tent, tarpaulin maker	Females	3				1	1		1		1		1	1
		5	Bag, sack maker	Males	25		1	2	6	8	4	4		5	1	17		2
		5	Bag, sack maker	Females	13		2	6	2	1	1	1			1	12
		6	Others	Males	5				2	3				1		3		1
		6	Others	Females	4		1		2	1					1	3
			ORDER 17.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE, ETC., OF FOODS, DRINKS, NARCOTICS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Food.
17	1	1	Slaughterman, abattoir worker	Males	154		2	17	18	79	34	3	1	17	1	127	2	7
		2	Meat, bacon, ham curer, preserver	Males	165		7	14	30	77	34	3		24	6	123	8	4
		2	Meat, bacon, ham curer, preserver	Females	7					5	2			1		1	5
		3	Fish curer	Males	9			1	1	2	5			3		6
		3	Fish curer	Females	1		1										1
		4	Butter, cheese maker, factory worker	Males	145			24	45	63	11	2		6	3	126	1	9
		4	Butter, cheese maker, factory worker	Females	3			1		1		1				2	1
		5	Animal food refrigerater	Males	88		4	9	12	50	13				1	84	1	2
		6	Others	Males	4		1		1	1	1					4
			Sub-order 2.—Vegetable Food.
	2	1	Miller, maizena manufacturer	Males	382		6	43	57	180	70	25	1	27	8	320	5	22
	2	1	Miller, maizena manufacturer	Females	20		2	10	5	3				1		17	2
		2	Baker, biscuit, pastry maker	Males	2,229		120	401	373	987	267	71	10	236	95	1,715	45	138
		2	Baker, biscuit, pastry maker	Females	355		16	130	73	100	31	5		20	12	238	83	2
		3	Fruit preserver, jam maker	Males	269		18	71	55	97	26	2		9	3	249	1	7
		3	Fruit preserver, jam maker	Females	123		10	54	32	27						121	1	1
		4	Confectionery maker	Males	257		17	60	46	96	27	11		21	23	200	2	11
		4	Confectionery maker	Females	156		4	65	49	30	7	1		4	9	137	3	3
		5	Sugar refiner	Males	171		8	42	25	74	21	1		2		167		2
		5	Sugar refiner	Females	2				1	1						2
			Sub-order 3.—Groceries, Drinks, Narcotics, and Stimulants.
	3	1	Brewer, bottler, and others engaged in brewing	Males	622		13	77	92	316	105	19		17	5	567	1	32
	3	1	Brewer, bottler, and others engaged in brewing	Females	2			2								2
		2	Maltster	Males	123			7	10	78	22	6		12	4	97		10
		3	Distiller and rectifier of spirits	Males	49		1	4	5	25	12	2		4	2	40		3
		3	Distiller and rectifier of spirits	Females	1						1					1
		4	Wine manufacturer (not grower)	Males	6			2	2		2			1		4		1
		5	Cordial, aerated water manufacturer (all branches)	Males	387		10	56	63	202	51	5		25	15	318		29
		5	Cordial, aerated water manufacturer (all branches)	Females	12			4	3	2	2	1		1		9	2

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARDS OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour.)†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		6	Coffee roaster	Males	8			1	1	4	2				1	7
		7	Tea mixer, taster	Males	34		1	10	3	17	3			2	1	31
		7	Tea mixer, taster	Females	1				1							1
		8	Tobacco, cigar, cigarette manufacturer	Males	477		16	100	64	230	61	6		29	32	402	2	12
		8	Tobacco, cigar, cigarette manufacturer	Females	383		44	194	99	44	2			1		378	1	3
		9	Ice manufacturer	Males	17				3	11	3			1	1	15
		10	Spice manufacturer	Males	11			3		8						11
		10	Spice manufacturer	Females	9		1	2	6							9
		11	Condiment maker (all branches)	Males	36		2	4	9	13	6	2		4	5	24	2	1
		11	Condiment maker (all branches)	Females	26			17	5	3	1					22	4
		12	Others (including vinegar maker)	Males	15			1	3	7	3	1		1	3	9		2
		12	Others (including vinegar maker)	Females	2			1			1						1	1
			ORDER 18.—PERSONS NOT OTHERWISE CLASSED, ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE OR TREATMENT OF ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal matters (n.o.c.).
18	1	1	Soap, candle manufacturer	Males	256		16	44	25	118	45	8		13	5	233		5
18	1	1	Soap, candle manufacturer	Females	3				2	1						3
		2	Tallow-melter, boiling-down worker	Males	29			4	5	7	11	2		4	2	20		3
		3	Tanner, currier (all branches)	Males	865		25	165	191	326	135	23		55	23	749	3	35
		3	Tanner, currier (all branches)	Females	2					2						2
		4	Fellmonger, woolwasher	Males	301			21	47	151	72	9	1	13	2	261		25
		5	Bone-dust, manure manufacturer	Males	29				6	16	5	2		3		24		2
		6	Others (including glue maker, horsehair drafter)	Males	18		2	3	3	8	2			2		15		1
			Sub-order 2.—Wood (n.o.c.).
	2	1	Firewood cutter, chopper	Males	18			2	2	6	8			1		14		3
		2	Fencer, hurdle maker	Males	15			1		6	5	3			1	12		2
		3	Bark-mill owner, worker	Males	2			1			1					1		1
		4	Cooper	Males	228		5	15	30	99	55	24		20	8	171	2	27
		5	Others (including wood and fancy box maker, rubber worker)	Males	335		21	114	64	110	22	4		19	10	294		12
		5	Others (including wood and fancy box maker, rubber worker)	Females	40		3	22	9	6						39		1
			Sub-order 3.—Vegetable Produce for Fodder.
	3	1	Chaffcutter, haypresser	Males	29		3	4	10	9	3			1		28
		3	Oil and seed-cake maker	Males	1			1								1
			Sub-order 4.—Paper Manufacture.
	4	1	Paper manufacturer (all branches)	Males	60			9	9	25	13	3	1	2		56		2
	4	1	Paper manufacturer (all branches)	Females	20		1	4	4	6	5					20
		2	Others	Males	4				2	1	1					4
		2	Others	Females	7			5	2							7
			ORDER 19.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE, ETC., OF METALS OR MINERALS OTHER THAN THOSE USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals (n.o.c.).
19	1	1	Monumental, marble mason, stone cutter, dresser	Males	345		5	24	17	210	66	23		33	20	251	6	35
		2	Limeburner	Males	2			1		1				1		1
		3	Plaster-maker, cement manufacturer	Males	29		1	2	2	22	1	1		1	1	27

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARDS OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour.)†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 1.—Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals (n.o.c.)—continued.
19	1	4	Brickmaker, tile manufacturer	Males	530		7	59	61	286	93	23	1	18	15	467	1	29
19	1	4	Brickmaker, tile manufacturer	Females	3					3						3
		5	Potter	Males	282		14	85	57	91	31	4		13	4	254		11
		5	Potter	Females	1				1							1
		6	Glass manufacturer, worker	Males	408		61	115	85	117	24	5	1	12	2	369	1	24
		6	Glass manufacturer, worker	Females	2			1			1					2
		7	Crockery, earthenware repairer, maker	Males	26			2	3	11	8	2		4	5	17
		8	Asphalt, pitch maker	Males	3			1		2						3
		9	Asbestos worker	Males	1					1						1
		10	Others	Males	2					2						2
			Sub-order 2.—Workers in Jewellery, Precious Stones, and Minting.
	2	1a	Goldsmith (not watchmaker), silversmith, jeweller	Males	614		30	166	83	236	90	7	2	66	54	464	6	24
	2	1a	Goldsmith (not watchmaker), silversmith, jeweller	Females	20		1	4	4	8	3			1		17	2
		1b	Gold-beater	Males	23				3	12	7	1		5	1	16		1
		2	Lapidary, precious stones worker	Males	38		2	10	5	20		1		3	4	29		2
		2	Lapidary, precious stones worker	Females	1				1							1
		3	Electro-plater, plater	Males	67		5	21	11	25	3	2		9	1	55		2
		3	Electro-plater, plater	Females	4				2	2						4
		4	Persons engaged in minting	Males	33			5	8	13	7					35
			Sub-order 3.—Workers in various Metals (n.o.c.).
	3	1	Tinsmith, zinc, galvanized iron worker, galvanizer	Males	887		68	265	173	286	79	14	2	39	40	762	8	38
	3	1	Tinsmith, zinc, galvanized iron worker, galvanizer	Females	4		1	2				1				2	1	1
		2	Coppersmith worker	Males	118		4	27	15	52	20			8	2	105		3
		2	Coppersmith worker	Females	1			1								1
		3	Brass founder, moulder, worker	Males	414		14	157	61	141	38	3		37	6	355	3	13
		4	Lead and antimony worker (not type or shot maker)	Males	7				2	5						7
		4	Lead and antimony worker (not type or shot maker)	Females	1				1							1
		5	Iron and steel founder, moulder, worker	Males	2,102		48	391	318	1,014	291	38	2	89	28	1,876	3	106
		5	Iron and steel founder, moulder, worker	Females	9			4	1	2	2			3		6
		6	Wire-worker	Males	133		21	36	26	36	10	4		11	11	105	1	5
		6	Wire-worker	Females	7			2	5						1	4	1	1
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	Males	1,825		33	360	263	810	292	66	1	177	95	1,408	32	113
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	Females	1					1				1
		8	Others (including nail maker, japanner, metal polisher)	Males	172			63	31	64	13	1		14	2	148	2	6
		8	Others (including nail maker, japanner, metal polisher)	Females	3		1		1	1						2	1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour.)†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			ORDER 20.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE CONVERSION OF COAL, ETC., TO PURPOSES OF HEAT, LIGHT, OR OTHER FORMS OF ENERGY (N.O.C.).
			Sub-order 1.—Working in Fuel, Light, and other forms of Energy.
20	1	1a	Gas manufacture manager, worker	Males	365		3	15	13	221	94	18	1			358		7
20	1	1a	Gas manufacture manager, worker	Females	1					1						1
		1b	Gas supply officer	Males	143			2	4	111	25	1				143
		2	Coke manufacturer, burner	Males	6		1		1	4				2		3		1
		3	Electric light or energy producer, worker, supplier	Males	127		2	19	26	65	15					124		3
		4	Hydraulic power producer, worker	Males	8			2	1	4	1					8
		7	Others (including match maker, lamp lighter)	Males	83		7	21	9	29	13	4		6	2	70	3	2
		7	Others (including match maker, lamp lighter)	Females	34		1	20	12	1						34
			SUB-CLASS B.—CONSTRUCTORS OF BUILDINGS, WORKS, ETC.
			ORDER 21.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OR MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS, ROADS, RAILWAYS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Houses and Buildings.
21	1	1	Builder, contractor, manager, foreman, clerk	Males	917		5	37	28	485	248	111	3	334	112	403	9	59
21	1	1	Builder, contractor, manager, foreman, clerk	Females	2				1	1						2
		2	Stonemason hodman, labourer	Males	388		4	9	15	205	90	64	1	15	12	285	2	74
		3	Bricklayer hodman, labourer	Males	1,192		3	56	72	712	277	71	1	51	46	979		116
		4a	Carpenter, labourer	Males	4,047		41	284	247	2,129	913	425	8	149	352	3,180	25	341
		4b	Venetian-blind maker	Males	49		7	10	3	22	7			9	7	30	1	2
		5	Slater, shingler	Males	103		3	7	11	51	26	5		11	16	69		7
		6	Plasterer, modeller	Males	724		6	37	28	429	185	38	1	74	65	524	2	59
		7	House-painter, paperhanger, glazier	Males	2,591		44	301	283	1,419	453	90	1	270	270	1,858	20	173
		7	House-painter, paperhanger, glazier	Females	3			1		2						2	1
		8	Plumber, gasfitter, bellhanger	Males	1,800		39	375	226	902	215	41	2	214	119	1,360	21	86
		8	Plumber, gasfitter, bellhanger	Females	4				1	2		1		3		1
		9	Locksmith	Males	20			4	4	8	2	2		2	2	15		1
		9	Locksmith	Females	1			1								1
		10	Others (chiefly sign writers)	Males	137		4	21	26	69	11	6		18	29	85		5
			Sub-order 2—Roads, Railways, Tramways, Earthworks, &c., or Undefined.
	2	1a	Road, railway, tramway, bridge, telegraph, wharf contractor	Males	81			1	1	45	29	5		35	8	36	2
	2	1a	Road, railway, tramway, bridge, telegraph, wharf contractor	Females	2					2						2
		1b	Road labourer	Males	1,333			62	147	685	347	89	3			1,153		180
		2	Skilled assistant, foreman, inspector, manager	Males	34					23	10	1				32		2
		3	Carter, teamster, assisting in making or repairing roads, &c.	Males	14			2	8	4				1		12		1
		4	Engine-driver, fireman, engaged in making railways, roads, &c.	Males	4					1	3					4
		5	Railway navvy, labourer, platelayer	Males	108		1	4	22	51	22	5	3			102		6
		6	Road metal contractor, stone-breaker	Males	140			1	7	34	58	40		6	6	121		7
		7	Dredge worker, diver	Males	3					2	1					3
		7a	Sewerage contractor, labourer (construction)	Males	595		2	17	58	438	77	3		8	1	546		40
		8	Drainer, pavior, tar pavement maker	Males	173		1	9	8	88	59	8		22	18	122		11
		9	Others	Males	19				3	8	8			1		16		2

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour.)†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			SUB-CLASS C.—OTHERS AND UNDEFINED INDUSTRIAL WORKERS.
			ORDER 22—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE DISPOSAL OF THE DEAD, OF DEAD MATTER, SILT, OR REFUSE.
			Sub-order 1.—Disposal of the Dead.
22	1	1	Undertaker	Males	120		1	6	13	71	24	5		24	5	86	2	3
22	1	1	Undertaker	Females	10					7	2		1	5		4	1
		2	Cemetery keeper, grave-digger	Males	57		1	6	5	27	14	4		6		49	1	1
		2	Cemetery keeper, grave-digger	Females	1					1						1
		3	Others	Males	1		1									1
		3	Others	Females	1						1				1
			Sub-order 2.—Disposal of Refuse.
	2	1	Scavenger, street cleaner	Males	441		2	22	34	269	93	21		5		429		7
		2	Chimney sweep	Males	49		1		3	13	25	7			41	8
		3	Sanitary contractor, nightman	Males	82			5	8	52	16	1		5	3	70		4
		3	Sanitary contractor, nightman	Females	1						1			1
		4	Sewerage clerk, worker, overseer	Males	98				10	58	26	3	1			97		1
		5	Others	Males	1		1									1
			ORDER 23.—INDUSTRIAL WORKERS IMPERFECTLY DEFINED.
			Sub-order 1.—Imperfectly Defined.
23	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)	Males	1,079		20	137	131	502	238	47	4	365	183	498	11	22
23	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)	Females	348		14	71	88	132	37	6		55	52	207	22	12
		2	Factory worker, manager (so defined)	Males	527		74	203	73	145	25	7				502	1	24
		2	Factory worker, manager (so defined)	Females	308		32	146	73	53	3	1				304		4
		3	Engineer, engine-driver, stoker, fireman (so-defined)	Males	1,238		6	126	174	560	317	55		12	7	1,103	1	115
		4	Machinist, machine hand (so defined)	Males	149		3	26	28	74	17	1		1	3	134	2	9
		5	Contractor, manager, apprentice, foreman (so defined)	Males	698		15	57	42	332	202	50		272	99	295	6	26
		5	Contractor, manager, apprentice, foreman (so defined)	Females	54		5	15	4	24	2	2	2	7		44		3
		6	Labourer, undefined	Males	5,069		65	688	877	2,273	864	282	20			4,313	1	755
		7	Others	Males	11					3	7	1		1	4	5		1
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
			ORDER 24—PERSONS MAINLY ENGAGED IN AGRICULTURAL, PASTORAL, OR MINERAL PURSUITS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Agricultural Pursuits.
24	1	1	Farmer, and relative assisting	Males	423		4	21	40	181	91	82	4	137	243		43
24	1	1	Farmer, and relative assisting	Females	51			3	3	14	12	18	1	14	20		17
		2	Farm manager, overseer	Males	14			1	1	8	4					13		1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARDS OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour.)†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		3	Farm servant, agricultural labourer	Males	711		24	166	145	263	84	29				516		195
		3	Farm servant, agricultural labourer	Females	4			2		2						2		2
		4	Market gardener	Males	787		13	35	84	498	128	21	8	165	200	378	36	8
		4	Market gardener	Females	10			3	1	3	2	1		2			8
		5	Fruit-grower, orchardist	Males	76		3	12	15	26	17	3		15	20	26	5	10
		5	Fruit-grower, orchardist	Females	6			1		2	3			1	2	1	2
		6	Hop, cotton, tea, coffee, grower	Males	4		1	1	1	1				1		3
		6	Hop, cotton, tea, coffee, grower	Females	2		1				1			1		1
		8	Wine-grower, vigneron	Males	19				2	8	6	3		11	2	3		3
		9	Sugar-planter	Males	1					1				1
		10	Horticulturist, gardener	Males	1,558		8	118	157	615	441	211	8	78	155	1,178	13	134
		10	Horticulturist, gardener	Females	10		2	3	1	4					2	4	4
		11	Agricultural Department officer	Males	28				2	18	7	1				28
		12	Others (including threshing machine owner, worker, &c.)	Males	15				4	3	8			2	2	11
			Sub-order 2.—Pastoral Pursuits.
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stock-breeder, and relative assisting	Males	234		1	1	24	109	65	34		143	88		3
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stock-breeder, and relative assisting	Females	14			1		6	5	2		7	5		2
		2	Station manager, overseer, clerk	Males	81			2	6	45	25	1	2			59	1	21
		3	Stock-rider, drover, shearer, shepherd, pastoral labourer	Males	311		4	24	47	160	55	20	1	2	14	221	4	70
		4	Dairy farmer, and relative assisting	Males	118		1	9	14	51	34	8	1	47	39		32
		4	Dairy farmer, and relative assisting	Females	63		2	7	10	18	21	5		9	17		37
		5	Dairy assistant, milker	Males	68		22	17	8	15	2	4				63		5
		5	Dairy assistant, milker	Females	4				1	2		1				4
		6	Poultry farmer	Males	48		2	2	5	16	15	8		6	30	8	3	1
		6	Poultry farmer	Females	22			2	1	7	8	4		3	15	1	3
		7	Stock and Brands Department officer	Males	4						3	1				4
		8	Others (including pig farmer)	Males	8		1		2	4	1				3	2	2	1
		8	Others (including pig farmer)	Females	1						1			1
			Sub-order 3.—The capture, preservation, or destruction of Wild Animal, or the acquisition of their products.
	3	2	Kangaroo hunter, rabbiter	Males	10			1	4	4	1			1	5	3		1
		3	Wild fowl, game keeper, hunter	Males	2					2						2
			Sub-order 4.—Fisheries.
	4	2	Fisherman	Males	59			3	6	26	16	7	1	2	35	17	2	3
		5	Others	Males	1					1					1
			Sub-order 5.—Forestry, or the acquisition of Raw Products yielded by Natural Vegetation.
	5	1	Forest Department, officer, ranger	Males	1						1					1
		2	Forest saw-mill proprietor, worker	Males	1					1								1
		3	Axeman, woodman, timber-getter, splitter	Males	16			2	3	6		5			3	9		4
		6	Tree-ringer, grubber	Males	1					1								1
		7	Others (chiefly bushman, bush labourer, so stated)	Males	4				2		2					2		2
			Sub-order 6.—Engaged in the Conservation of Water in all us forms, and in Water Supply from Natural Sources.
	6	1	Water Supply Department officer	Males	79			2	5	54	15	3				78		1
		2	Water Supply Department, caretaker, worker	Males	71				7	43	14	6	1			70		1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour.)†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS—continued.
			Sub-order 6.—Engaged in the Conservation of Water, &c.—continued.
24	6	3	Water Supply (private) officer, worker, well sinker	Males	4			3		1						4
		5	Others (including reservoir caretaker, worker, undefined)	Males	50				1	36	13					48		2
			Sub-order 7.—Mines, Quarries, or the acquisition of Natural Mineral Products.
	7	1a	Mines Department officer (not geologist)	Males	41			3	1	26	11					41
		1b	Mining engineer, inspector, surveyor (not Government)	Males	64				5	38	12	9		10	16	29		9
		2	Mine, gold (quartz), proprietor, manager, worker	Males	226			6	20	110	48	41	1	6	28	98		94
		3	Mine, gold (alluvial), proprietor, manager, worker	Males	64			2	8	28	14	11	1		20	25		19
		4	Mine, gold (undefined), proprietor, manager, worker	Males	172			2	10	71	54	35		1	34	66		71
		4	Mine, gold (undefined), proprietor, manager, worker	Females	1							1		1
		4a	Mine (undefined), proprietor, manager, worker	Males	466			8	43	223	110	82		13	46	245	1	161
		5	Mine, tin (lode), worker	Males	1					1								1
		6	Mine, tin (alluvial), proprietor, manager, worker	Males	2					2						2
		7	Mine, silver, proprietor, manager, worker	Males	3						2		1			1		2
		8	Mine, coal, proprietor, manager, worker	Males	6				2	4						5		1
		10	Mine, copper, manager, worker	Males	9			1	5	2	1					7		2
		12	Mine, precious stones, manager, worker	Males	2					1		1			1			1
		13a	Mine, expert, amalgamator, diamonddrill worker	Males	18				2	7	8	1			7	9		2
		13b	Mine director, agent, legal manager, clerk, secretary	Males	276		4	21	36	144	49	22		43	65	157	1	10
		13b	Mine director, agent, legal manager, clerk, secretary	Females	4					4					1	2	1
		14	Quartz crusher	Males	5				1	3	1			1		3		1
		15	Pyrites worker, ore roaster	Males	1					1						1
		16	Cyanide worker, &c.	Males	3			1		2				1		2
		22	Smelter—other than gold	Males	21			2	5	10	3	1				17		4
		23	Quarry proprietor, manager, clerk	Males	59		2	1	2	18	29	5	2	25	30	1	3
		24	Quarryman, worker	Males	483		2	21	50	261	105	42	2			444		39
		25	Others	Males	1					1					1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour.)†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			CLASS VII.—INDEFINITE.
			ORDER 25.—PERSONS WHOSE OCCUPATIONS WERE IMPERFECTLY DEFINED, EMBRACING THOSE WHO DERIVE INCOMES FROM PAST SERVICES RENDERED, ETC. (N.O.C.).
			Sub-order 1.—Persons Independent Means.
25	1	1a	Pensioner	Males	1,341					23	457	860	1			1,341
25	1	1a	Pensioner	Females	195				1	21	68	104	1			195
		1b	Old-age pensioner (householder)	Males	239						16	223			239
		1b	Old-age pensioner (householder)	Females	122						1	120	1		122
		2	Annuitant	Males	171			1	7	36	46	81			171
		2	Annuitant	Females	435			7	17	112	151	148			435
		3	Independent means, lady, gentleman (so returned)	Males	718			2	10	84	170	450	2		718
		3	Independent means, lady, gentleman (so returned)	Females	566			7	27	148	194	190			566
		3a	No occupation (so stated)	Males	1,193			6	13	111	280	782	1		1,193
		3a	No occupation (so stated)	Females	191			3	37	63	31	57			191
		4	Others (including tourist, globe trotter)	Males	2					2					2
			CLASS VIII.—DEPENDENTS.
			ORDER 26.—PERSONS DEPENDENT UPON NATURAL GUARDIANS.
			Sub-order 1.—Dependent Relatives, and others (exclusive of scholars).
26	1	1	Wife	Females	66,139			325	4,321	43,266	15,313	2,802	112
		2	Widow, &c., performing domestic duties (Head of house	Females	10,680			4	55	1,384	4,739	4,454	44
		3	Son, daughter, relative	Males	28,184	22,451	4,100	903	146	144	82	340	18
		3	Son, daughter, relative	Females	51,720	21,498	5,940	7,047	5,578	8,898	1,683	1,029	47
		4	Visitor (no occupation stated)	Males	489	294	101	31	11	22	12	17	1
		4	Visitor (no occupation stated)	Females	2,754	295	196	301	493	1,052	291	112	14
		5	Boarder, lodger (no occupation stated)	Males	871	544	177	34	5	25	39	41	6
		5	Boarder, lodger (no occupation stated)	Females	3,279	570	159	158	513	1,254	369	249	7
		6	Others	Males	373	270	73	11	5	3	2	8	1
		6	Others	Females	626	303	67	36	44	99	39	30	8
			Sub-order 2.—Dependent Scholars and Students.
	2	1	Student at university	Males	313			112	170	28	1		2
	2	1	Student at university	Females	93			49	40	4
		2	Scholar at college, grammar, or high school	Males	3,193	3	2,133	974	67	16
		2	Scholar at college, grammar, or high school	Females	2,063	7	1,258	755	38	5
		3	Scholar at state school	Males	33,220	390	32,474	348	3	5
		3	Scholar at state school	Females	32,156	454	30,991	704	7
		4	Scholar at denominational school	Males	4,660	73	4,486	96	4	1
		4	Scholar at denominational school	Females	5,085	123	4,738	213	11
		5	Scholar at private school	Males	3,482	117	3,204	148	10	3
		5	Scholar at private school	Females	6,070	157	5,321	564	27	1
		6	Scholar at school not stated	Males	337	4	309	13	7	4
		6	Scholar at school not stated	Females	322	4	289	19	9	1
		7	Scholar at home	Males	1,307	209	1,029	60	8	1
		7	Scholar at home	Females	2,064	265	1,652	137	9	1

TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour.)†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS VIII.—DEPENDENTS—continued.
			ORDER 27.—PERSONS DEPENDENT UPON THE STATE, OR UPON PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SUPPORT.
			Sub-order 1.—Supported by Voluntary and State Contributions.
27	1	1	Inmate of hospital	Males	526	13	67	40	46	181	127	52
27	1	1	Inmate of hospital	Females	501	17	73	36	69	204	61	40	1
		2	Inmate of benevolent asylum (including Immigrant's Home)	Males	1,006	4	6		2	47	302	644	1
		2	Inmate of benevolent asylum (including Immigrant's Home)	Females	580	2	8			29	155	384	2
		3	Inmate of lunatic asylum	Males	1,048	1	52	40	55	447	324	122	7
		3	Inmate of lunatic asylum	Females	880	3	47	36	39	357	286	112
		4	Inmate of orphan asylum	Males	68	1	67
		4	Inmate of orphan asylum	Females	138	8	127	3
		5	Inmate of blind asylum	Males	35		20	9	4	2
		5	Inmate of blind asylum	Females	20		4	8	2	3	3
		6	Inmate of deaf and dumb asylum	Males	31		31
		6	Inmate of deaf and dumb asylum	Females	31		27	4
		7	Inmate of female refuge	Females	480		1	69	80	185	120	24	1
		8	Inmate of other charitable institution	Males	112	56	28	1	3	12	11	1
		8	Inmate of other charitable institution	Females	415	62	84	102	59	80	23	4	1
		9	Old-age pensioner (not householder)	Males	227						5	221	1
		9	Old-age pensioner (not householder)	Females	383						4	379
		10	Pauper, beggar	Males	7					2		5
		10	Pauper, beggar	Females	2					1		1
			Sub-order 2.—Criminal Class (under legal detention).
	2	1	Inmate of gaol, penal establishment	Males	726			27	119	443	120	16	1
	2	1	Inmate of gaol, penal establishment	Females	211			1	12	132	49	17
		2	Inmate of lock-up, watch-house	Males	35			2	13	15	4	1
		2	Inmate of lock-up, watch-house	Females	11				1	6	3	1
		3	Inmate of reformatory, industrial school	Males	50	12	14	24
		3	Inmate of reformatory, industrial school	Females	333	10	170	96	28	28	1
			NOT SPECIFIED.
			Occupation not stated(breadwinners)	Males	1,047		60	176	153	285	152	214	7	20	123	345		559
			Occupation not stated(breadwinners)	Females	368		13	84	83	133	37	15	3	1	43	210		114
			Occupation not stated(section unknown)	Males	56				1	9	8	9	29
			Occupation not stated(section unknown)	Females	19				4	6	3		6

TABLE 4.—Occupations by Age-Groups of Persons who belong both to the Commercial (III.) and Industrial (V.) Classes.,A.—CLASSED AS DEALERS, BUT WHO WERE ALSO, IN A MINOR DEGREE, MANUFACTURERS.—(S.M.)
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age-Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			Total Dealers and Manufacturers classed as Dealers	Males	662	39	447	139	37
			Total Dealers and Manufacturers classed as Dealers	Females	153	34	81	32	6
5			Dealing in art and mechanic productions	Males	79	2	60	16	1
5			Dealing in art and mechanic productions	Females	14	1	12	1
6			Dealing in textile fabrics, dress, &c.	Males	118	1	82	31	4
6			Dealing in textile fabrics, dress, &c.	Females	20	8	5	6	1
7			Dealing in foods, drinks, narcotics and stimulants	Males	82		67	15
7			Dealing in foods, drinks, narcotics and stimulants	Females	12	1	5	5	1
8			Dealing in animals and animal and vegetable substances	Males	13		11	2
9			Dealing in metals or minerals other than those used for fuel and light	Males	20	1	16	2	1
11			General dealers	Males	350	35	211	73	31
11			General dealers	Females	107	24	59	20	4
5	3	2	Map and print dealer	Males	1			1
5	3	2	Map and print dealer	Females	1		1
	4	4	Fancy goods dealer	Males	2		2
	4	4	Fancy goods dealer	Females	7		7
	7	1	Watch, clock, jewellery importer, dealer	Males	38	2	31	4	1
	8	1	Surgical instruments, &c., dealer	Males	1			1
	10	3	Other machines, tools, cutlery, implements dealer	Males	4		3	1
	11	2	Bicycle, motor-car importer, dealer	Males	6		6
	12	1	Saddlery, harness importer, dealer	Males	1		1
	12	1	Saddlery, harness importer, dealer	Females	1		1
		2	Saddlers' ironmonger	Males	3			3
		3	Leather and grindery merchant, dealer	Males	2		1	1
	14	3	Oil and colourman, glass, &c., dealer	Males	1		1
	15	1	Furniture dealer, importer	Males	11		7	4
	15	1	Furniture dealer, importer	Females	1		1
		2	Second-hand furniture dealer, broker	Males	3		3
	16	1	Chemical materials (not drugs) dealer	Males	1		1
	17	2	Stationer	Males	5		4	1
	17	2	Stationer	Females	4	1	2	1
6	1	1	Manchester warehouseman, &c.	Males	3			3
		2	Draper ; linen, woollen draper	Males	29		18	11
		2	Draper ; linen, woollen draper	Females	16	6	5	4	1
	2	1	Clothier, outfitter, slop-seller	Males	42	1	34	6	1
	2	1	Clothier, outfitter, slop-seller	Females	2	2
		2a	Men's mercer, hosier, haberdasher	Males	1		1
		2b	Men's hat and cap dealer	Males	1		1
		3	Millinery, bonnet, women's hat dealer	Females	1			1
		4	Shoe, boot dealer	Males	39		26	10	3
		4	Shoe, boot dealer	Females	1			1
		5	Umbrella, parasol, stick dealer	Males	1		1
		7	Second-hand clothes dealer	Males	1		1
		8	Others dealing in dress	Males	1			1
7	1	2	Cheesemonger, dairy produce dealer	Males	5		2	3
		3	Butcher, meat salesman	Males	32		31	1
		4a	Pork-shop keeper, assistant	Males	2		1	1
		4b	Provision merchant, dealer	Males	3		3
	2	1	Grain, flour, meal merchant, dealer	Males	8		6	2
		3	Confectioner, pastry dealer	Males	12		6	6
		3	Confectioner, pastry dealer	Females	12	1	5	5	1
	3	4a	Grocer	Males	15		15
		5	Tobacconist	Males	4		2	2
		7	Others dealing in groceries, &c.	Males	1
8	5	3	Hay, straw and corn merchant, dealer, carter	Males	2		1	1
	6	1	Timber merchant	Males	9		9
		3	India-rubber wares dealer	Males	1		1
		4	Others dealing in vegetable matters	Males	1			1
9	3	1	Tin, zinc merchant, dealer	Males	1				1
		5	Iron, galvanized iron, wire importer, dealer	Males	2		1	1
		6	Ironmonger (not saddlers' or coachbuilders'), hardware dealer	Males	17	1	15	1
11	1	1	Merchant, importer, undefined	Males	12		2	4	6
		2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper	Males	23		23
		2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper	Females	13		10	2	1
		3	Dealer, trader	Males	305	35	177	68	25
		3	Dealer, trader	Females	93	24	48	18	3
		4	Hawker, pedler	Males	9		8	1
		4	Hawker, pedler	Females	1		1
		5	Broker, agent	Males	1		1

NOTE.—On the Householder's Schedule each person was asked when entering occupation to write "M" if a manufacturer or maker, "S" if a dealer, trader, &c., but if both to write "MS" if maker chiefly, or "SM" if seller chiefly. Persons returned "MS" were accordingly classified as MANUFACTURERS (Industrial Class), but those returned "SM" as DEALERS (Commercial Class). But in the other States all persons who were both manufacturers and dealers were grouped as Industrial. Hence, to obtain a fair comparison for Victoria, it will be necessary to deduct the cases of "SM"—sellers or dealers chiefly—from the Commercial Class and add them to the Industrial.

TABLE 4.—Occupations by Age-Groups of Persons who belong both to the Commercial (III.) and Industrial (V.) Classes—continued., B.—CLASSED AS MANUFACTURERS, BUT WHO WERE ALSO, IN A MINOR DEGREE, DEALERS.—(M.S.)
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			Total Manufacturers and Dealers classed as Manufacturers	Males	3,031	150	1,746	852	282	1
			Total Manufacturers and Dealers classed as Manufacturers	Females	608	89	435	73	10	1
15			Working in art and mechanic productions	Males	770	31	459	219	61
15			Working in art and mechanic productions	Females	14	1	6	7
16			Working in textile fabrics, dress, &c.	Males	814	26	444	245	99
16			Working in textile fabrics, dress, &c.	Females	428	56	327	39	5	1
17			Working in foods, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	Males	622	36	367	172	47
17			Working in foods, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	Females	75	6	51	13	5
18			Working in animal and vegetable substances	Males	68	3	32	23	9	1
19			Working in metals or minerals other than those used for fuel and light	Males	296	11	173	81	31
19				Females	1			1
21			Constructors of buildings, roads, &c.	Males	32	1	23	8
23			Ill-defined industrial workers	Males	429	42	248	104	35
23			Ill-defined industrial workers	Females	90	26	51	13
15	1	2	Printer, printer's manager, clerk	Males	18		13	5
		5	Bookbinder, manufacturing stationer (all branches)	Males	14	1	5	8
		5	Bookbinder, manufacturing stationer (all branches)	Females	1		1
	2	1	Musical instrument maker	Males	5		4	1
	2	1	Musical instrument maker	Females	1			1
	3	2	Picture-frame maker, picture restorer, cleaner	Males	15	1	14
	3	2	Picture-frame maker, picture restorer, cleaner	Females	2		2
		4	Others working in prints, &c., and art materials	Males	1		1
	4	1	Carver (all branches), carver and gilder	Males	6	1	5
		4	Toy maker	Males	2		1		1
		5	Basket-maker, wicker-worker	Males	18	2	11	4	1
		6	Artificial-flower maker, art needleworker	Males	2		1	1
		6	Artificial-flower maker, art needleworker	Females	1			1
		7	Paper bag, box maker	Males	2		1	1
		8	Brush, broom maker	Males	11	3	5	3
	5	1	Billiard, bagatelle table manufacturer	Males	2		2
		2	Cricket, lawn tennis equipment maker	Males	1			1
		4	Fishing-tackle maker	Males	1			1
	6	3	Engraver (not art), pattern designer, &c.	Males	7		6	1
	7	1	Watch, clock, chronometer maker	Males	92	3	53	23	13
		3	Optician	Males	5		4		1
		5	Electric apparatus maker, fitter	Males	2		2
	8	1	Surgical instrument maker	Males	3	1	1	1
		2	Surgical appliances, truss, bandage maker	Females	1			1
	9	1	Gunsmith	Males	1		1
	10	1b	Engine-maker, fitter (not railway) mechanical engineer	Males	24	2	14	7	1
		3	Boilermaker, caulker, cleaner	Males	4		4
		4	Agricultural machinery and implement maker	Males	7		4	1	2
		5	Sewing-machine maker, repairer	Males	2		2
		6	Cutler, tool-maker, saw-setter	Males	3		2	1
	11	2a	Coach, carriage, waggon, cart builder	Males	90	1	52	29	8
		2b	Carriage, coach painter	Males	2		2
		3	Bicycle, motor-car maker	Males	28	5	22	1
		4	Perambulator, wheel-chair maker	Males	4		4
		5	Wheelwright	Males	20		10	6	4
	12	1	Saddlery and harness, whip maker	Males	217	6	124	70	17
	12	1	Saddlery and harness, whip maker	Females	3		1	2
		4	Portmanteau maker	Males	2	1	1
		5	Saddle-tree maker	Males	3		2	1
		6	Fancy leather worker	Males	1		1
	13	1	Shipbuilder, shipwright, boatbuilder	Males	1			1
		4	Sail-maker	Males	2		1	1
	14	1	Door, sash, and joinery worker ; turner	Males	11		8	2	1
		2	Saw-mill (other than forest) proprietor, worker	Males	1		1
		3	Wooden mantelpiece maker, and enameller	Males	2		1	1
		4	Others working in house fittings	Males	1			1
		4	Others working in house fittings	Females	1		1
	15	1	Furniture manufacturer, cabinetmaker, bedstead maker	Males	90	1	51	29	9
	15	1	Furniture manufacturer, cabinetmaker, bedstead maker	Females	1			1
		2	Bed, mattress maker, upholsterer	Males	23	1	13	8	1
		2	Bed, mattress maker, upholsterer	Females	1		1
		3	Others working in furniture	Males	2		1	1
	16	1	Manufacturing chemist (n.o.c.)	Males	9		3	5	1
		3	Ink, blacking manufacturer	Males	3	1	1	1
		4a	Salt maker	Males	1			1
		4b	Soda, alkali, starch, blue, &c., maker	Males	1		1
		5	Eucalyptus oil maker	Males	7	1	4	2
		5	Eucalyptus oil maker	Females	2	1		1
		6	Paint manufacturer	Males	1				1

TABLE 4.—Occupations by Age-Groups of Persons who belong both to the Commercial (III.) and Industrial (V.) Classes—continued., B.—CLASSED AS MANUFACTURERS, BUT WHO WERE ALSO, IN A MINOR DEGREE, DEALERS.—(M.S.)&c.continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age-Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
16	1	2	Woollen manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)	Males	3		1	2
		4	Dyer, scourer	Males	1		1
		5	Flock manufacturer	Males	1			1
		6	Others working in textile fabrics	Females	1		1
	2	1a	Clothing manufacturer	Males	21		12	9
	2	1a	Clothing manufacturer	Females	44		30	14
		1b	Tailor, tailoress, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist	Males	210	5	137	51	17
		1b	Tailor, tailoress, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist	Females	334	49	261	21	3
		2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker	Males	11	1	5	4	1
		2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker	Females	2		1		1
		3	Shirtmaker	Males	2		1	1
		4	Milliner, staymaker, glovemaker	Females	30	7	21	2
		5	Sockmaker, knitter	Males	5		2	3
		5	Sockmaker, knitter	Females	7		5	1	1
		6	Furrier, rugmaker	Males	8		7	1
		6	Furrier, rugmaker	Females	1			1
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)	Males	532	18	267	167	80
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)	Females	5		4			1
		8	Umbrella, parasol maker	Males	13	2	8	3
		8	Umbrella, parasol maker	Females	3		3
		9	Feather dresser, glove-cleaner	Females	1		1
		10	Others working in dress	Males	1		1
	3	1	Mat maker	Males	1		1
		2	Rope, twine, cord maker	Males	1			1
		4	Tent, tarpaulin maker	Males	3		1	1	1
		5	Bag, sack maker	Males	1			1
17	1	2	Meat, bacon, ham curer, preserver	Males	11		6	4	1
		4	Butter, cheese maker, factory worker	Males	11	3	4	4
	2	1	Miller, maizena manufacturer	Males	13		8	4	1
		2	Baker, biscuit, pastry maker	Males	450	29	272	121	28
		2	Baker, biscuit, pastry maker	Females	68	2	51	10	5
		3	Fruit preserver, jam maker	Males	4	1	3
		4	Confectionery maker	Males	17		13	4
		4	Confectionery maker	Females	3	1		2
	3	1	Brewer, bottler and others engaged in brewing	Males	19		10	4	5
		2	Maltster	Males	1		1
		3	Distiller and rectifier of spirits	Males	1				1
		4	Wine manufacturer (not grower)	Males	3			2	1
		4	Wine manufacturer (not grower)	Females	1	1
		5	Cordial, aerated water manufacturer (all branches)	Males	63	3	32	18	10
		5	Cordial, aerated water manufacturer (all branches)	Females	3	2		1
		8	Tobacco, cigar, cigarette manufacturer	Males	25		17	8
		11	Condiment maker (all branches)	Males	4		1	3
18	1	1	Soap, candle manufacturer	Males	16	1	6	6	3
		2	Tallow-melter, boiling-down worker	Males	2		1		1
		3	Tanner, currier (all branches)	Males	21	1	13	5	2
		4	Fellmonger, woolwasher	Males	5		2	3
		5	Bone dust, manure manufacturer	Males	2			2
		6	Others working in animal matters (n.o.c.)	Males	2		1	1
	2	4	Cooper	Males	12		7	2	3
		5	Others working in wood (n.o.c.)	Males	5	1	2	2
	4	1	Paper manufacturer (all branches)	Males	3			2
19	1	1	Monumental, marble mason, stone cutter, dresser	Males	13		8	3	2
		2	Limeburner	Males	1		1
		3	Plaster-maker, cement manufacturer	Males	1		1
		4	Brickmaker, tile manufacturer	Males	20		3	13	4
		5	Potter	Males	3		1	2
		6	Glass manufacturer, worker	Males	1			1
	2	1a	Goldsmith (not watchmaker), silversmith, jeweller	Males	42	1	23	16	2
		1b	Gold beater	Males	1				1
	3	1	Tinsmith, zinc, galvanized-iron worker, galvanizer	Males	44	3	18	15	8
		2	Coppersmith, worker	Males	1			1
		3	Brass founder, moulder, worker	Males	5		5
		5	Iron and steel founder, moulder, worker	Males	27	3	17	5	2
		5	Iron and steel founder, moulder, worker	Females	1			1
		6	Wire-worker	Males	6		3	3
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	Males	129	4	92	22	11
		8	Other workers in various metals (n.o.c)	Males	2		1		1
21	1	4b	Venetian-blind maker	Males	5		5
		6	Plasterer, modeller	Males	2		1	1
		7	House-painter, paperhanger, glazier	Males	2	1		1
		8	Plumber, gasfitter, bellhanger	Males	21		15	6
		9	Locksmith	Males	1		1
		10	Others engaged in the construction of houses, &c.	Males	1		1
23	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)	Males	429	42	248	104	35
23	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)	Females	90	26	51	13

Table 5.—Ages and Occupations of Employers of Labour and of Principals in Business on their Own Account, but not employing others for Salary or Wages., SECTION A.—MALES.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			Total	43,157	1,475	24,524	12,360	4,734	64	71,384	4,549	29,793	20,946	15,879	217
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL.
			ORDER 1.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION, DEFENCE, LAW, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—General Government Administration.
1	1	3	Others (Minister, M.P., &c., so described)							2			1	1
			Sub-order 4.—Law and Order.
	4	5	Barrister, solicitor	366	4	249	90	22	1	412	12	287	84	29
		6	Law clerk (not articled)	1		1				2		1	1
		8	Others connected with the law	2		1		1		9		1	2	6
		13	Others	2			2			5		4	1
			Total, Order 1	371	4	251	92	23	1	430	12	293	89	36
			ORDER 2.—PERSONS MINISTERING TO RELIGION, CHARITY, HEALTH, EDUCATION, ART, AND SCIENCE.
			Sub-order 3.—Health.
2	3	3	Medical practitioner	87	1	64	21	1		589	13	377	163	36
		5	Irregular medical practitioner	17	1	10	6			78		33	28	17
		6	Dentist	94	6	69	17	2		135	11	94	25	5
		7	Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist	221	4	125	70	22		225	10	89	86	40
		8	Hospital or asylum proprietor	1		1				2		1	1
		11	Sick nurse (not in hospital)							1			1
		12	Veterinary surgeon	13		8	5			41		13	16	11	1
		13	Others	1		1				9		3	6
			Sub-order 4.—Literature.
	4	1	Author, editor, journalist	89	1	55	26	7		80	1	32	43	4
		2	Reporter, shorthand writer	3		3				4		3	1
		3	Others							16		11	1	4
			Sub-order 5.—Science.
	5	2	Analytical chemist	2		2				3		2		1
		3	Assayer, metallurgist	15	1	10	4			31	7	17	7
		4	Geologist, mineralogist	1			1			9		2	5	2
		5	Naturalist, biologist, botanist							2			1	1
		6	Others							15	1	9	4	1

[* The following persons have been classified as "On own account":—Capitalists, Property-owners, House or Land owners or proprietors, Old-age pensioners returned as Householders (all other Old-age pensioners have been counted as Dependents).]

Table 5.—Ages and Occupations of Employers of Labour and of Principals on their Own Account, but not employing others for Salary or Wages., SECTION A.—MALES.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			Sub-order 6.—Civil Engineering, Architecture, and Surveying.
	6	1	Civil engineer	53	1	28	17	7		67		30	21	16
		2	Directing or consulting engineer	1			1			14		4	8	2
		3	Electrician (not telegraph or telephone service, or electric light)	15	3	11	1			13	1	10	2
		4a	Surveyor	52		30	17	5		35		11	11	12	1
		5	Architect	71	1	49	17	3	1	151	5	87	41	18
		6	Draughtsman (n.o.c.)	3		2	1			14		8	6
		7	Others							3	3
			Sub-order 7.—Education.
	7	3	College, grammar, high school—Professor, lecturer	17		14	3			8		7		1
		5	Denominational school master	1		1				1			1
		6	Private school master	33	1	15	16	1		64	2	29	26	7
		8	Tutor	1		1				16	1	8	6	1
		9	Teacher of languages, or other accomplishment (not art or music)	4		2	2			28	1	6	18	3
		10	Others (teacher of cookery, &c.)	4		4				16	1	9	5	1
			Sub-order 8.—Fine Arts.
	8	1	Artist, painter	14		10	4			135	7	67	42	19
		2	Sculptor	2		1		1		6		2	3	1
		3	Engraver (art only)							1		1
		4	Photographer, retoucher, &c.	68	3	52	13			175	17	97	50	11
		5	Others	2		1	1			4		1	3
			Sub-order 9.—Music.
	9	2	Musician, vocalist	9		7	2			207	23	119	47	17	1
		3	Music professor, teacher, &c.	5		2	3			252	22	142	72	16
		5	Others							4		3	1
			Sub-order 10.—Amusements.
	10	1	Actor, circus performer	12		9	2	1		14		9	3	2
		2	Theatre, hall proprietor, lessee	14	1	10	2	1		8		5	2	1
		3	Race-course owner	2			2
		4	Jockey	3		3				48	27	20	1
		6	Billiard-table proprietor, keeper	6		4	2			81	8	49	22	2
		8	Others	15	4	7	4			59	12	38	9
			Total, Order 2	951	28	611	260	51	1	2,664	173	1,448	788	252	3
			Total, Class I.	1,322	32	862	352	74	2	3,094	185	1,741	877	288	3
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
			ORDER 3.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SUPPLY OF BOARD AND LODGING, PERSONAL SERVICE, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Board and Lodging.
3	1	1	Hotel-keeper	1,434	23	792	462	155	2	981	15	442	383	141
		2a	Coffee palace keeper	18		8	6	4		21	1	7	10	3
		2b	Restaurant, tea-room, eating-house keeper	73	3	46	23	1		52	1	30	12	9
		3	Board and lodging-house keeper	61		27	27	7		210		39	92	79
		5	Others	45	1	30	13		1	27		12	14	1

Table 5.—AGES AND OCCUPATIONS OF EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR AND OF PRINCIPALS IN BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT, BUT NOT EMPLOYING OTHERS FOR SALARY OR WAGES.—SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC—continued.
			Sub-order 2.—Domestic Service, &c.
3	2	1	Servants registry office keeper	1		1				7			4	3
		4	Bath proprietor	5			2	3		6		2	1	3
		5	Office keeper							1		1
		6	Cleaner							1			1
		7	Hairdresser, barber	260	32	196	28	4		502	82	339	69	10	2
		8	Mangler, laundry-keeper, laundryman	116	10	79	23	4		148	13	92	30	11	2
		9	Others (including shoeblack)							14	1	6	4	3
			Total, Class II.	2,013	69	1,179	584	178	3	1,970	113	970	620	263	4
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL.
			Sub-class A.—Property and Finance.
			ORDER 4.—PERSONS WHO PERFORM OFFICES IN CONNEXION WITH PROPERTY AND FINANCE.
			Sub-order 1.—Banking and Finance.
4	1	4	Share and stock broker, dealer, jobber, speculator	157	1	89	53	14		439	5	161	158	114	1
		5	Money broker, financier, capitalist	72		28	27	17		646	18	84	180	363	1
		6	Pawnbroker, loan office keeper	33	1	10	19	3		33	3	12	13	5
		7a	Public accountant, auditor	109	1	61	38	8	1	235	1	87	83	64
		7b	Trustee's, executor's, agent	1			1			1				1
			Sub-order 2.—Insurance and Valuation.
	2	1a	Insurance manager, director	4			4			1			1
		1b	Insurance agent, canvasser	22		14	8			178	11	76	66	25
		2	Actuary, average stater	5		4	1			6		4	2
		3	Underwriter, marine surveyor							2				2
		4	Auctioneer, appraiser, valuator	308	4	179	104	21		126	6	62	46	12
		6	Official or trade assignee	6		4	2			4		2	2
			Sub-order 3.—Land and Household Property.
	3	1	Land and house proprietor, land speculator	171	2	43	59	67		2,054	18	145	543	1,347	1
		2	House and land agent, broker, rent collector	177	10	101	48	18		261	7	102	95	55	2
		3	Others connected with dealings in land	1		1				1		1
		4	Market lessee	1				1		1		1
			Sub-order 4.—Patents and Copyrights.
	4	2	Patentee, &c.							2			1	1
		3	Patent, trade-marks agent	7		3	4			2			2
			Total, Order 4	1,074	19	537	368	149	1	3,992	69	737	1,192	1,989	5

Table 5.—AGES AND OCCUPATIONS OF EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR AND OF PRINCIPALS IN BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT, BUT NOT EMPLOYING OTHERS FOR SALARY OR WAGES.—SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			Sub-class B.—Trade.
			ORDER 5.—PERSONS DEALING IN ART AND MECHANIC PRODUCTIONS OF MIXED MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Books, Publications, and Advertising.
5	1	1	Bookseller, book canvasser	41	1	15	20	5		51	3	26	11	11
		3	Advertising agent, bill-poster, bill-distributer	14		12	2			27	1	15	10	1
		4	News agent, newspaper vendor	128	6	76	36	10		109	11	47	36	14	1
		5b	Others	1			1
			Sub-order 2.—Musical Instruments.
	2	1	Musical instrument importer, seller	12	1	8	2	1		12	1	5	3	3
		2	Others	10		5	4	1		16	1	11	3	1
			Sub-order 3.—Prints, Pictures, and Art Materials.
	3	1	Picture, picture frame dealer	1			1			11	2	5	2	2
		2	Map and print dealer							2	1		1
		3	Art, photographic requisites importer, dealer	1		1				2			2
			Sub-order 4.—Ornaments, Minor Art Products, &c.
	4	2	Basketware, wickerware dealer							1			1
		4	Fancy goods dealer	33		20	12	1		81	11	35	25	10
		6	Toy and minor art products dealer							2		2
		7	Others (including brush and broom dealer)	1		1				2			1	1
			Sub-order 5.—Equipment for Sports, &c.
	5	3	Cricket, football, tennis, &c., requisites dealer	1		1				1		1
			Sub-order 6.—Designs, Medals, Type, &c.
	6	1	Designs, patterns, medals, type, and dies dealer	1		1				2	1		1
		2	Others							2		2
			Sub-order 7.—Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, &c.
	7	1	Watch, clock, jewellery importer, dealer	44	1	31	10	2		56	1	39	11	5
		2	Scientific instruments importer, dealer	2		2
		4	Others	1			1
			Sub-order 8.—Surgical Instruments, &c.
	8	1	Surgical instruments and appliances dealer	1		1				2		1	1
		2	Others	2		2
			Sub-order 9.—Arms, Ammunition, &c.
	9	1	Arms, explosives dealer							2			2
			Sub-order 10.—Machines, Tools, &c.
	10	1	Agricultural machinery, implements importer, agent, dealer	1			1			3		1	2
		2	Sewing machines importer, agent, dealer	5		4	1			11	1	4	5	1
		3	Other machines, tools, cutlery, implements dealer	13		11	2			14	1	11	1	1
		4	Others	1				1
			Sub-order 11.—Carriages and Vehicles.
	11	1	Carriage, waggon, cart dealer							2		1		1
		2	Bicycle, motor-car importer, dealer	19	1	18				20	7	12		1
		3	Coachmakers' sundries importer, dealer	5		5

Table 5.—AGES AND OCCUPATIONS OF EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR AND OF PRINCIPALS IN BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT, BUT NOT EMPLOYING OTHERS FOR SALARY OR WAGES.—SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 12.—Harness, Saddlery, &c.
5	12	1	Saddlery, harness importer, dealer	12		10	2			12		7	4	1
		2	Saddlers' ironmonger	8		2	5	1		4		4
		3	Leather and grindery merchant, dealer	21	2	13	5	1		12	1	4	7
			Sub-order 13.—Ships, Boats, Marine Stores.
	13	1	Ship and boat dealer							1		1
		2	Tackle and equipment for ships and boats dealer							1			1
		3	Ship chandler	8		3	4	1
		4	Others	2		2				4	1	1		2
			Sub-order 14.—House Fittings.
	14	1	Mixed materials for houses and buildings dealer							1			1
		3	Oil and colourman ; glass, paperhangings dealer	21	1	10	7	2	1	11		3	7	1
			Sub-order 15.—Furniture.
	15	1	Furniture dealer, importer	47		27	19	1		23		10	7	6
		2	Second-hand furniture dealer, broker	37		26	11			69		38	25	6
			Sub-order 16.—Chemicals.
	16	1	Chemical materials (not drugs) dealer	3		2	1			3		1	1	1
		3	Wholesale druggist	2		2				3		3
		4	Others	6		3	2	1		4		2	1	1
			Sub-order 17.—Paper, Stationery, &c.
	17	1	Paper merchant, importer	4		3	1			1		1
		2	Stationer	53	2	27	18	6		49	2	28	18	1
		3	Rag, waste paper dealer, gatherer	1		1
			Total, Order 5	563	15	345	168	34	1	629	46	321	190	71	1
			ORDER 6.—PERSONS DEALING IN TEXTILE FABRICS AND DRESS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Textile Fabrics.
6	1	1	Manchester warehouseman, wholesale draper	77	1	44	28	4		36	1	19	15	1
		2	Draper, linen, woollen draper	369	8	214	115	31	1	213	13	114	59	27
		3	Silk-mercer, dealer	3		3
		4	Others (carpet dealer, &c.)	1			1			2		2
			Sub-order 2.—Dress.
	2	1	Clothier, outfitter, slop-seller	48	1	38	7	2		22	1	10	8	3
		2a	Men's mercer, hosier, haberdasher	10		8		2		7	1	2	4

Table 5.—AGES AND OCCUPATIONS OF EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR AND OF PRINCIPALS IN BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT, BUT NOT EMPLOYING OTHERS FOR SALARY OR WAGES.—SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
		2b	Men's hat and cap dealer	7		4	3			6	1	4	1
		4	Shoe, boot dealer	96	7	52	26	11		69	2	38	20	9
		5	Umbrella, parasol, stick dealer							1		1
		6	Fur, rug dealer	1		1
		7	Second-hand clothes dealer	1			1			9		6	3
		8	Others	1			1
			Sub-order 3.—Fibrous Materials.
	3	2	Rope, cord, twine dealer							1		1
		5	Bag, sack importer, dealer	5		3	1	1		5	1	2	2
			Total Order 6	619	17	367	183	51	1	371	20	199	112	40
			ORDER 7.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN DEALING IN FOODS, DRINKS, NARCOTICS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Food.
7	1	1	Milkseller	337	13	243	46	35		511	40	277	115	79
		2	Cheesemonger, dairy produce dealer	50	4	37	9			92	11	48	26	6	1
		3	Butcher, meat salesman	991	35	637	257	60	2	530	30	288	164	46	2
		4a	Pork-shop keeper, assistant	19	2	7	7	3		29		15	12	2
		4b	Provision merchant, dealer	15		12	2	1		24	2	18	3	1
		5	Poulterer, game dealer	14		9	3	2		48	5	26	16	1
		6	Fishmonger, oyster dealer	44	1	29	11	2	1	244	22	130	72	19	1
		7	Others	5		5				1			1
			Sub-order 2.—Vegetable Food.
	2	1	Grain, flour, meal merchant, dealer—
			Produce merchant, worker	193	7	115	58	13		118	6	75	27	10
			Others	141	4	91	34	12		70	2	41	19	8
		3	Confectioner, pastry dealer	27	1	12	10	4		81	9	38	20	14
		4a	Greengrocer, fruiterer	258	27	175	49	7		1,262	140	667	355	96	4
		4b	Potato dealer	1		1				3		1	2
		5	Others	2		2				5		3	2
			Sub-order 3.—Groceries, Drinks, Narcotics and Stimulants.
	3	1	Wine and spirit merchant, Australian wine seller	108		66	30	12		93	3	41	28	21
		2	Cordial, aerated waters seller	2		1		1		2		2
		3	Cocoa, coffee, chicory agent, dealer	3		2	1			1		1
		4a	Grocer	581	18	366	156	41		566	50	246	177	91	2
		4b	Tea broker, importer, dealer	44	2	20	18	4		128	9	71	35	12	1
		5	Tobacconist	101	7	65	20	9		100	6	59	23	12
		6	Opium dealer							2		1	1
		7	Others	9		5	3	1		20		14	4	2
			Total, Order 7	2,945	121	1,900	714	207	3	3,930	335	2,062	1,102	420	11
			ORDER 8.—PERSONS DEALING IN AND TREATING ANIMALS, AND DEALING IN ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES (excluding Dealers in Food).
			Sub-order 1.—Living Animals.
8	1	1	Live stock dealer	80	3	59	15	3		289	23	187	62	13	4
		2	Horse and dog trainer, horse-breaker	115	7	89	16	3		246	42	162	35	5	2
		3	Bird fancier	1			1			12	1	2	6	3

TABLE 5.—AGES AND OCCUPATIONS OF EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR AND OF PRINCIPALS IN BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT, BUT NOT EMPLOYING OTHERS FOR SALARY OR WAGES.—SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 2.—Manures, &c.
8	2	1	Manure, guano dealer	1		1				1			1
		3	Others	1			1
			Sub-order 3.—Hides, Skins, and Leather.
		1	Hide, skin dealer	23	2	14	6	1		37		23	8	6
	3	2	Prepared skins, leather dealer	9		7	1	1		5		3	2
			Sub-order 4.—Wool and other Animal Matters.
	4	1	Woolbroker, merchant, classer, valuer, salesman, sorter, stapler	61		35	22	4		43	4	21	14	4
		2	Tallow merchant, dealer	4		3	1			1	1
		3	Bone, horn, hoof, hair merchant, dealer	2		1		1		2			1	1
		5	Others	1		1				1		1
			Sub-order 5.—Seeds, Plants, and Fodder.
	5	1	Seed merchant	21		11	7	3		15		9	4	2
		2	Florist, flower, and plant seller	32	1	22	8	1		51	6	19	16	10
		3	Hay, straw, and corn merchant, dealer, carter	66	2	45	13	6		27	4	13	8	2
		4	Others							1			1
			Sub-order 6.—Other Vegetable Matters (n.o.c.)
	6	1	Timber merchant	149	8	87	38	16		63	6	32	20	5
		2	Bark merchant, dealer	4		3		1		3		2		1
		3	India-rubber wares dealer	4	1	2		1
		4	Others	4		3	1			4	1	2	1
			Total, Order 8	578	24	383	130	41		801	88	476	179	52	6
			ORDER 9.—PERSONS DEALING IN METALS OR MINERALS OTHER THAN THOSE USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, &c.
9	1	1	Stone, marble, slate, gravel, sand dealer	18		12	3	3		26	3	11	8	4
		2	Lime merchant, dealer	12		8	2	2		3		2	1
		4	Brick, tile dealer	1		1
		6	Glassware dealer	1		1				3		2		1
		7	China, crockeryware dealer	18		8	8	2		13	1	8	2	2
		8	Others (Bottle dealer, &c.)	10	1	7	2			30	2	8	12	8

Table 5.—AGES AND OCCUPATIONS OF EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR AND OF PRINCIPALS IN BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT, BUT NOT EMPLOYING OTHERS FOR SALARY OR WAGES.—SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			Sub-order 2.—Gold, Silver, and Precious Stones.
	2	1	Gold, silver buyer, dealer, broker	2		2				5	1	3	1
		2	Precious stones dealer, buyer, broker	3		3				4		4
			Sub-order 3.—Metals other than Gold and Silver.
	3	1	Tin, zinc merchant, dealer	2			1	1		1				1
		5	Iron, galvanized iron, wire importer, dealer	22		16	4	2		3		3
		6	Ironmonger (not saddlers' or coachbuilders'), hardware dealer	165	5	86	51	23		66	5	37	17	7
		7	Others	6		4	2			6		4	2
			Total, Order 9	260	6	148	73	33		160	12	82	43	23
			ORDER 10.—PERSONS DEALING IN MINERALS, ETC., MAINLY USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Coal and Other Substances mainly used for Fuel and Light.
10	1	1	Coal, coke merchant, dealer	8		6	1	1		4		2		2
		2	Lignite, shale, peat, charcoal dealer	4		1	3			3		2	1
		3	Firewood, fuel merchant, dealer	426	36	241	113	35	1	952	137	472	245	95	3
			Total, Order 10	438	36	248	117	36	1	959	137	476	246	97	3
			ORDER 11.—PERSONS ENGAGED AS GENERAL DEALERS OR IN MERCANTILE PURSUITS (N.O.C.)
			Sub-order 1.—Merchants, Dealers (undefined).
11	1	1	Merchant, importer undefined	310	8	159	109	34		113	5	60	28	19	1
		2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper	760	18	453	202	86	1	675	12	290	226	145	2
		3	Dealer, trader	380	21	248	89	21	1	1,483	174	815	384	105	5
		4	Hawker, pedler	14	1	9	3	1		857	116	472	159	58	52
		5	Broker, agent	102	1	62	32	7		296	11	134	108	43
		6	Commission agent	79		47	20	11	1	461	15	215	174	56	1
		7	Others	14		9	5			144	14	60	56	14
			Sub-order 2.—Other Mercantile Persons.
	2	1	Officer of public company	1			1			1			1
		2	Clerk, cashier, accountant, typewriter (commercial or other undefined)	16		7	8	1		58	7	25	21	5
		3	Commercial traveller, canvasser, salesman (undefined)	27		19	8			184	21	97	53	12	1
		4	Others	6		4	2			11		3	5	3
			Total, Order 11	1,709	49	1,017	479	161	3	4,283	375	2,171	1,215	460	62
			ORDER 12.—PERSONS ENGAGED AS SPECULATORS ON CHANCE EVENTS.
			Sub-order 1.—Chance Events.
12	1	1	Bookmaker	35		28	7			93		74	18	1
		2	Others	1		1				9	1	5	3
			Total, Order 12	36		29	7			102	1	79	21	1

Table 5.—AGES AND OCCUPATIONS OF EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR AND OF PRINCIPALS IN BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT, BUT NOT EMPLOYING OTHERS FOR SALARY OR WAGES.—SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Sub-class C.—Storage.
			ORDER 13.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN STORAGE.
			Sub-order 1.—Storage.
13	1	1	Bonded, free store proprietor	9	1	5	2	1		5		3	1	1
			Total, Class III.	8,231	288	4,979	2,241	713	10	15,232	1,083	6,606	4,301	3,154	88
			CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION.
			ORDER 14A.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE TRANSPORT OF PASSENGERS AND GOODS.
			Sub-order 2.—On Roads.
14A	2	7	Tramway (horse) owner	1				1
		9	Coach, omnibus, cab proprietor	119	4	63	43	9		809	42	366	278	122	1
		11	Parcels delivery agent	43		37	6			26	2	20	3	1
		12	Drayman, carrier, carter, teamster, horse driver (n.o.c.)	587	35	340	170	41	1	1,381	121	737	411	107	5
		13	Livery-stable keeper (including three grooms)	93	2	56	28	7		35	2	16	11	6
			Sub-order 3.—On Seas and Rivers, and the regulation thereof.
	3	4	Ship-owner, shipping agent	44	1	20	18	5		15		7	7	1
		5	Shipmaster (merchant service)	41		15	24	2
		9	Bargemaster, lighterman	2		1		1
		10	Stevedore, lumper	21	3	7	9	2		4		2		2
		11	Boat proprietor, boatman, waterman	6		4	1	1		37	1	17	13	6
		12	Ferry, punt lessee, worker							6	1	1	4
		14	Others	1			1
			Total, Order 14A	958	45	543	300	69	1	2,313	169	1,166	727	245	6
			ORDER 14B.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE TRANSMISSION OR DELIVERY OF COMMUNICATIONS, DOCUMENTS, OR SMALL PARCELS.
			Sub-order 1.—Postal Service.
14B	1	3	Mail contractor	20		10	7	3		63	1	31	24	7
			Total Class IV.	978	45	553	307	72	1	2,376	170	1,197	751	252	6

Table 5.—AGES AND OCCUPATIONS OF EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR AND OF PRINCIPALS IN BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT, BUT NOT EMPLOYING OTHERS FOR SALARY OR WAGES.—SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.
			Sub-class A.—Manufacturers.
			ORDER 15.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE OR REPAIR, ETC., OF ART AND MECHANIC PRODUCTIONS OF MIXED MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Books and Publications.
15	1	1	Publisher, newspaper proprietor	83		521	27	4		21	3	16	2
		2	Printer	217	14	13	56	16		67	8	37	16	6
		4	Machinist, stereotyper, and others engaged in printing	3			3			1		1
		5	Bookbinder, manufacturing stationer (all branches)	32		20	11	1		26	1	8	7
		6	Others	1		1
			Sub-order 2.—Musical Instruments.
	2	1	Musical instrument maker	3		2		1		17		8	6	3
		2	Musical instrument tuner, repairer							36	4	51	26	5
			Sub-order 3.—Prints, Pictures, and Art Materials.
	3	1a	Lithographer, lithographic printer	9		6	2	1		6	1	5
		1b	Process printer (photographic, zincographic, &c.)	1		1				1		1
		2	Picture-frame maker, picture restorer, cleaner	18		12	6			28	2	17	6	2	1
		3	Artists' materials manufacturer, artists' colourman							1	1
		4	Others	2		2				7		3	4
			Sub-order 4.—Ornaments, Minor Art Products, and Small Wares.
	4	1	Carver (all branches), carver and gilder	15	2	7	5	1		31	5	16	10
		3	Taxidermist							4		2	1	1
		4	Toy maker	2			2			3		1	1	1
		5	Basket-maker, wicker-worker	20	2	13	3	2		32	1	18	11	2
		6	Artificial-flower maker, art needle-worker	3		2	1			2		1	1
		7	Paper bag, box maker	7		4	2	1		4		3	1
		8	Brush, broom maker	18		9	8	1		15	2	8	3	2
		9	Others	1		1				3		3
			Sub-order 5.—Equipment for Sports and Games.
	5	1	Billiard, bagatelle table manufacturer	2		2				1		1
		2	Cricket, lawn tennis equipment maker	3		2	1			2	1	1
		4	Fishing tackle maker							2		1	1
			Sub-order 6.—Designs, Medals, Type, &c.
	6	2	Die-sinker	1		1				4		1	2	1
		3	Engraver (not art), pattern designer	27		16	6	5		27	1	17	8	1
		4	Rubber-stamp maker							2		1	1
			Sub-order 7.—Watches, Clocks, and Scientific Instruments.
	7	1	Watch, clock, chronometer maker	78	2	45	22	9		265	9	155	73	27	1
		2	Scientific instrument maker	1				1		3		3
		3	Optician	8		4	2	2		9		6	1	2
		4	Telegraph, telephone instrument maker, fitter	2	1		1
		5	Electric apparatus maker, fitter	7		5	2			6	1		4	1

TABLE 5.—AGES AND OCCUPATIONS OF EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR AND OF PRINCIPALS IN BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT, BUT NOT EMPLOYING OTHERS FOR SALARY OR WAGES.—SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 8.—Surgical Instruments, &c.
15	8	1	Surgical instrument maker	3		3				3		1	2
			Sub-order 9.—Arms, Explosives, &c.
	9	1	Gunsmith	8	1	4	2	1		8			5	3
		3	Explosives manufacturer	5		3	1	1
			Sub-order 10.—Engines, Machines, Tools, &c.
	10	1b	Engine-maker, fitter (not railway), mechanical engineer	150	3	93	43	11		98	2	46	28	22
		2	Millwright	2		1	1			2			1	1
		3	Boilermaker, caulker, cleaner	10	1	6	3			3		3
		4	Agricultural machinery and implement maker	42		23	13	6		3	1		1	1
		5	Sewing-machine maker, repairer	2		1	1			12	1	7	4
		6	Cutler, tool-maker, saw-setter	8		3	3	2		27		7	9	11
		7	Gas, water meter maker	2		1	1			1			1
		8	Scale, weighing machine maker, adjuster	1		1				2			2
		9	Others	3		2	1			4		1	3
			Sub-order 11.—Carriages and Vehicles.
	11	2a	Coach, carriage, waggon, cart builder	343	6	219	96	22		103	4	64	21	14
		2b	Carriage, coach painter	35	2	30	3			50		40	8	2
		3	Bicycle, motor-car maker	54	9	40	4		1	47	12	28	5	1	1
		4	Perambulator, wheel-chair maker	7		6	1			1			1
		5	Wheelwright	51	1	30	12	8		107	1	45	27	34
		6	Others	1		1
			Sub-order 12.—Harness, Saddlery, &c.
	12	1	Saddlery and harness, whip maker	252	8	147	73	22	2	338	14	187	109	28
		2	Leather belting maker	5	1	3	1
		3	Leather cutter, designer							4		1	2	1
		4	Portmanteau maker	8		5	3			3	1	1	1
		5	Saddle-tree maker	5		3	1	1		3		1	2
		6	Fancy leather worker	9		7	2			1		1
			Sub-order 13.—Ships, Boats, &c.
	13	1	Shipbuilder, shipwright, boatbuilder	24		7	12	5		33		10	13	10
		3	Block, oar, mast maker							1			1
		4	Sail-maker	7		2	5			5		1	2	2
		5	Graving-dock, patent slip proprietor	5		3	1	1

Table 5.—Ages and Occupations of Employers of Labour and of Principals on their Own Account, but not employing others for Salary or Wages., SECTION A.—MALES.—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			Sub-order 14.—House Fittings.
	14	1	Door, sash, and joinery worker ; turner	37	2	23	10	2		45		20	17	8
		2	Saw-mill (other than forest) proprietor	47	5	32	8	2		13	1	4	5	3
		3	Wooden mantelpiece maker, and enameller	4		3	1			1		1
		4	Others							1			1
			Sub-order 15.—Furniture.
	15	1	Furniture manufacturer, cabinet-maker, bedstead maker	174	6	118	42	6	2	193	8	90	65	30
		2	Bed, mattress maker, upholsterer	20	2	12	4	2		92	2	46	35	9
		3	Others	18		10	5	3		20		9	9	2
			Sub-order 16.—Chemicals and By-Products.
	16	1	Manufacturing chemist (n.o.c.)	28	1	17	7	3		14	1	4	8	1
		3	Ink, blacking manufacturer	7		3	3	1		2			2
		4a	Salt maker	3		2	1			1		1
		4b	Soda, alkali, starch, blue, &c., maker	1		1				1		1
		5	Eucalyptus oil maker	21	1	15	4	1		10	1	4	5
		6	Paint manufacturer	7		4	1	2		4		2	2
		7	Others							3		1	1	1
			Total, Order 15	1,973	70	1,222	529	147	5	1,925	89	1,012	583	238	3
			ORDER 16.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE OF TEXTILE FABRICS, DRESS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Textile Fabrics.
16	1	2	Woollen manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)	8		5	2	1		2		1	1
		4	Dyer, scourer	14		5	6	3		38		16	12	9	1
		5	Flock manufacturer	3		2	1			1		1
		6	Others							1				1
			Sub-order 2.—Dress.
	2	1a	Clothing manufacturer	49	2	28	17	2		10		6	4
		1b	Tailor, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist	400	12	254	97	36	1	280	8	133	87	52
		2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker	35	2	19	12	2		12		4	7	1
		3	Shirtmaker	7		3	3	1		2		2
		4	Milliner, staymaker, glovemaker	1		1
		5	Sockmaker, knitter	6		4	1	1		4	1		2	1
		6	Furrier, rugmaker	10		6	4			11		7	2	2
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)	511	27	298	154	31	1	1,573	98	734	515	226
		8	Umbrella, parasol maker	16		7	8	1		18		12	5	1
		10	Others	4		3		1
			Sub-order 3.—Fibrous Materials.
	3	1	Mat maker	3	1	2				3		1		2
		2	Rope, twine, cord maker	15	2	6	5	2		3			1	2
		3	Canvas, sailcloth maker	1		1
		4	Tent, tarpaulin maker	5		1	2	2		8		3	3	2
		5	Bag, sack maker	5		3	1	1		1		1
		6	Others	1		1				2		1		1
			Total, Order 16	1,094	46	649	313	84	2	1,969	107	922	639	300	1

TABLE 5.—AGES AND OCCUPATIONS OF EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR AND OF PRINCIPALS IN BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT, BUT NOT EMPLOYING OTHERS FOR SALARY OR WAGES.—SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			ORDER 17.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE, ETC., OF FOODS, DRINKS, NARCOTICS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Food.
17	1	1	Slaughterman, abattoir worker	25		14	8	3		3		1	1	1
		2	Meat bacon, ham curer, preserver	41		21	17	3		16	1	5	8	2
		3	Fish curer	3			3
		4	Butter, cheese maker, factory worker	31	4	20	7			28	2	21	3	2
		5	Animal food refrigerator	2		1	1			1			1
			Sub-order 2.—Vegetable Food.
	2	1	Miller, maizena manufacturer	73		41	23	9		22	1	6	6	9
		2	Baker, biscuit, pastry maker	627	26	418	141	42		281	14	133	99	34	1
		3	Fruit preserver, jam maker	11	2	6	3			3		1	1	1
		4	Confectionery maker	26	2	17	5	2		26	1	14	7	4
		5	Sugar refiner	2	1	1
			Sub-order 3.—Groceries, Drinks, Narcotics, &c.
	3	1	Brewer, bottler, &c.	58	2	31	14	11		17		9	4	4
		2	Maltster	17	3	9	2	3		4		3		1
		3	Distiller and rectifier of spirits	6	1	1	2	2		3			2	1
		4	Wine manufacturer (not grower)	3			3			2		1	1
		5	Cordial, aerated water manufacturer	104	4	57	32	11		50	5	25	13	7
		6	Coffee roaster							1			1
		7	Tea mixer, taster	2		1	1			1		1
		8	Tobacco, cigar, cigarette manufacturer	32	2	20	10			32	1	20	11
		9	Ice manufacturer	1		1				1		1
		11	Condiment maker (all branches)	5		2	3			5		1	3	1
		12	Others	2		1		1		3		2	1
			Total, Order 17	1,071	47	662	275	87		499	25	244	162	67	1
			ORDER 18.—PERSONS (N.O.C.) ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE OR TREATMENT OF ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Matters (n.o.c.).
18	1	1	Soap, candle manufacturer	20		9	8	3		9		2	3	4
		2	Tallow-melter, boiling-down worker	4		2	1	1		2			2
		3	Tanner, currier (all branches)	102	4	52	42	4		47		20	17	10
		4	Fellmonger, woolwasher	29	4	9	11	5		12		6	4	2
		5	Bone-dust, manure manufacturer	11		1	7	3		3	1	2
		6	Others	5		3	2			3		2	1

TABLE 5.—AGES AND OCCUPATIONS OF EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR AND OF PRINCIPALS IN BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT, BUT NOT EMPLOYING OTHERS FOR SALARY OR WAGES.—SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			Sub-order 2.—Wood (n.o.c.).
	2	1	Firewood cutter, chopper	41	10	22	8	1		343	82	175	66	19	1
		2	Fencer, hurdle maker	21	3	13	5			76	17	35	19	4	1
		3	Park-mill owner, worker	1				1
		4	Cooper	33	1	17	10	5		24		9	6	9
		5	Others	20	4	10	5	1		12	5	2	4	1
			Sub-order 3.—Vegetable Produce for Fodder.
	3	1	Chaffcutter, haypresser	35	5	26	3	1		11		6	2	3
			Sub-order 4.—Paper Manufacture.
	4	1	Paper manufacturer (all branches)	2		1	1
			Total, Order 18	324	31	165	103	25		542	105	259	124	52	2
			ORDER 19—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE, ETC., OF METALS OR MINERALS OTHER THAN THOSE USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, &c.
19	1	1	Monumental, marble mason, stone cutter, dresser	63	2	40	12	9		42	1	23	14	4
		2	Limeburner	9		5	3	1		3	1	1		1
		3	Plaster-maker, cement manufacturer	2		1	1			1		1
		4	Brickmaker, tile manufacturer	113	4	51	41	17		91	2	46	32	11
		5	Potter	18	1	10	7			6	1	3	2
		6	Glass manufacturer, worker	12		10	2			2		1	1
		7	Crockery, earthenware repairer, maker	4		1	2	1		5		2	2	1
		8	Asphalt, pitch maker	1			1
			Sub-order 2.—Jewellery, Precious Stones, and Minting.
	2	1a	Goldsmith, silversmith, jeweller	84	4	51	27	2		77	1	48	23	4	1
		1b	Gold-beater	5		1	3	1		1			1
		2	Lapidary, precious stones worker	3		3				4		3		1
		3	Electro-plater, plater	10		8	2			2				2
			Sub-order 3.—Workers in various metals (n.o.c.).
	3	1	Tinsmith, zinc, galvanized-iron worker, galvanizer	67	6	37	14	10		108	4	39	50	15
		2	Coppersmith	8		4	4			2		1	1
		3	Brass founder, moulder	41	3	27	10	1		7		4	3
		5	Iron and steel founder, moulder	130	2	76	40	12		34	3	14	13	4
		6	Wire-worker	12		6	5	1		13	2	5	5	1
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	867	35	562	230	39	1	620	39	323	177	79	2
		8	Others	15		10	5			4		2		2
			Total, Order 19	1,464	57	903	409	94	1	1,022	54	516	324	125	3
			ORDER 20.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE CONVERSION OF COAL, ETC., TO PURPOSES OF HEAT, LIGHT, OR OTHER FORMS OF ENERGY (N.O.C.).
			Sub-order 1.—Working in Fuel, Light, &c.
20	1	1a	Gas manufacture manager	2			1	1
		2	Coke manufacturer, burner	2		2
		5	Charcoal burner	17	1	9	7			49	3	23	16	7
		7	Others	6		4	2			4		1	2	1
			Total, Order 20	27	1	15	10	1		53	3	24	18	8

TABLE 5.—AGES AND OCCUPATIONS OF EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR AND OF PRINCIPALS IN BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT, BUT NOT EMPLOYING OTHERS FOR SALARY OR WAGES.—SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-class B.—Constructors of Buildings, Works, &c.
			ORDER 21.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OR MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS, ROADS, RAILWAYS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Houses and Buildings.
21	1	1	Builder, contractor	533	2	339	142	49	1	193	2	65	71	53	2
		2	Stonemason	44		24	11	9		60		20	14	26
		3	Bricklayer	126	1	88	25	12		148	3	79	44	22
		4a	Carpenter	411	12	262	109	28		1,199	26	522	343	307	1
		4b	Venetian-blind maker	12		9	3			9		7	2
		5	Slater, shingler	12		8	3	1		17		7	9	1
		6	Plasterer, modeller	109	1	70	34	4		88	2	46	29	10	1
		7	House-painter, paperhanger, glazier	450	13	281	134	22		547	27	313	148	59
		8	Plumber, gasfitter, bellhanger	305	12	213	69	11		239	17	156	48	18
		9	Locksmith	2		1	1			4		2	1	1
		10	Others	21		15	3	3		37	4	24	6	3
			Sub-order 2.—Roads, Railways, Tramways, Earthworks, &c.
	2	1	Road, railway, tramway, bridge, telegraph, wharf contractor	364	15	216	115	18		170	17	77	57	19
		3	Carter, teamster, &c.	2	1	1				4		3		1
		6	Road metal contractor, &c.	8	1	2	5			43	3	17	18	5
		7a	Sewer contractor (construction)	8		8				1		1
		8	Drainer, pavior, tar pavement maker	30	2	16	11	1		22		13	8	1
		9	Others	1			1
			Total, Order 21	2,438	60	1,553	666	158	1	2,781	101	1,352	798	526	4
			Sub-class C.—Others and Undefined Industrial Workers.
			ORDER 22.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE DISPOSAL OF THE DEAD, OF DEAD MATTER, SILT, OR REFUSE.
			Sub-order 1.—Disposal of the Dead.
22	1	1	Undertaker	53	1	26	15	11		37	1	16	12	7	1
		2	Cemetery keeper	9		4	4	1		1				1
			Sub-order 2.—Disposal of Refuse.
	2	1	Scavenger, street cleaner	7		4	3
		2	Chimney sweep							52	2	13	25	12
		3	Sanitary contractor, nightman	20		12	7	1		12		5	4	3
			Total, Order 22	89	1	46	29	13		102	3	34	41	23	1

TABLE 5.—AGES AND OCCUPATIONS OF EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR AND OF PRINCIPALS IN BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT, BUT NOT EMPLOYING OTHERS FOR SALARY OR WAGES.—SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			ORDER 23.—INDUSTRIAL WORKERS IMPERFECTLY DEFINED
			Sub-order 1.—Imperfectly Defined.
23	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)	515	21	297	161	36		301	24	161	78	37	1
		3	Engineer, engine-driver (so defined)	44	2	15	24	3		34	3	8	16	7
		4	Machinist, machine hand (so defined)	11	1	2	8			7		2	5
		5	Contractor (so defined)	1,002	55	606	274	66	1	572	79	277	166	48	2
		7	Others	1			1			8		2	4	2
			Total, Order 23	1,573	79	920	468	105	1	922	106	450	269	94	3
			Total, Class V.	10,053	392	6,135	2,802	714	10	9,815	593	4,813	2,958	1,433	18
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
			ORDER 21.—PERSONS MAINLY ENGAGED IN AGRICULTURAL, PASTORAL, OR MINERAL PURSUITS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Agricultural Pursuits.
24	1	1	Farmer	13,267	333	6,751	4,032	2,128	23	15,096	650	6,557	5,049	2,815	25
		4	Market gardener	859	33	572	200	53	1	1,647	72	717	490	355	13
		5	Fruit-grower, orchardist	493	19	290	134	49	1	868	67	392	280	127	2
		6	Hop grower	10	2	5	2	1		7	1	3	2	1
		7	Tobacco grower	10		5	4	1		25		2	11	12
		8	Wine-grower, vigneron	174	9	75	49	39	2	72	4	24	23	21
		9	Sugar planter	1		1
		10	Horticulturist, gardener	237	17	127	68	24	1	571	29	144	162	226	10
		12	Others	20		14	6			26	15	6	3	2
			Sub-order 2.—Pastoral Pursuits.
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stock-breeder	2,242	78	1,143	663	355	3	2,422	121	1,125	710	457	9
		3	Stock-rider, drover, shearer, shepherd	47	1	23	21	2		100	2	51	34	13
		4	Dairy farmer	2,205	85	1,208	650	260	2	3,007	139	1,384	1,086	393	5
		6	Poultry farmer	19	2	11	6			132	7	47	44	34
		8	Others	3		3				10	3	6	1
			Sub-order 3.—The Capture, Preservation, or Destruction of Wild Animals, or the Acquisition of their Products.
	3	1	Bee-keeper	15		9	6			69	12	39	14	4
		2	Kangaroo hunter, rabbiter	38	7	24	7			640	270	266	87	15	2
		3	Wild fowl, game keeper, hunter							8		5	2	1
		4	Others	1			1			5	1	3	1
			Sub-order 4.—Fisheries.
	4	2	Fisherman	30	3	15	10	2		669	103	345	165	53	3
		3	Oyster-bed lessee, shell-fish catcher							2			1	1
		5	Others							1		1
			Sub-order 5.—Forestry or the Acquisition of Raw Products yielded by Natural Vegetation.
	5	2	Forest saw-mill proprietor	188	5	129	42	12		46		28	13	5
		3	Axeman, woodman, timber-getter, splitter	72	11	42	17	2		572	135	264	137	28	8
		4	Bark stripper	3	2		1			9	2	3	4
		6	Tree-ringer, grubber	1	1					4		2	1	1
		7	Others	15	2	8	5			53	16	15	14	8
			Sub-order 6.—Engaged in the Conservation of Water in all its forms, and in Water Supply from Natural Sources.
	6	3	Water supply (private) officer, well-sinker	5	1	3	1			10	3	5	2
		4	Water carrier, carter							2			1	1

TABLE 5.—AGES AND OCCUPATIONS OF EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR AND OF PRINCIPALS IN BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT, BUT NOT EMPLOYING OTHERS FOR SALARY OR WAGES.—SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS—continued.
			Sub-order 7.—Mines, Quarries, or the Acquisition of Natural Mineral Products.
24	7	1b	Mining engineer, inspector, surveyor (not Government)	15		6	5	4		32		22	3	7
		2	Mine, gold (quartz), proprietor, manager	216	20	130	48	18		1,567	193	730	415	228	1
		3	Mine, gold (alluvial), proprietor, manager	87	5	43	28	11		4,141	342	1,155	1,193	1,444	7
		4	Mine, gold (undefined), proprietor, manager	35	1	19	11	2	2	682	47	190	205	239	1
		4a	Mine, (undefined), proprietor, manager	79	6	54	10	8	1	1,165	97	461	319	284	4
		5	Mine, tin (lode), miner							1	1
		6	Mine, tin (alluvial), proprietor, manager							9		6	3
		8	Mine, coal, proprietor, manager	10		10				8		6	2
		10	Mine, copper, manager							1		1
		12	Mine, precious stones, manager	1			1			3	1		1	1
		13a	Mine, expert, diamond drill worker, amalgamator	5		4		1		12		4	5	3
		13b	Mine, agent, legal manager	65	1	38	19	7		97	1	50	32	14
		14	Quartz crusher	17		10	7			14	3	9	2
		15	Pyrites worker, ore roaster	2		2				2	1		1
		16	Cyanide worker, &c.	32	4	24	2	2		7	1	3	2	1
		17	Smelter—gold							1				1
		23	Quarry proprietor	41	1	18	18	2	2	51	1	19	26	5
		25	Others							1		1
			Total, Class VI.	20,560	649	10,816	6,074	2,983	38	33,867	2,340	14,091	10,546	6,800	90
			CLASS VII.—INDEFINITE.
			ORDER 25.—PERSONS WHOSE OCCUPATIONS WERE IMPERFECTLY DEFINED, EMBRACING THOSE WHO DERIVE INCOMES FROM PAST SERVICES RENDERED, ETC. (N.O.C.).
			Sub-order 1—Persons of Independent Means.
25	1	1b	Old-age pensioner (householder)							1,185		2	43	1,138	2
		2	Annuitant							287	15	53	79	140
		3	Independent means, gentleman (so returned)							1,458	19	146	340	949	4
		3a	No occupation (so stated)							2,094	31	168	431	1,462	2
		4	Others							6		6
			Total, Class VII.							5,030	65	375	893	3,689	8

Table 5.—Ages and Occupations of Employers of Labour and of Principals in Business on their Own Account, but not employing others for Salary or Wages., SECTION B.—FEMALES.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			Total	4,997	182	2,134	1,913	752	16	22,879	2,191	8,558	7,700	4,382	84
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL.
			ORDER 1.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION, DEFENCE, LAW, AND PROTECTION (N.O.C.)
			Sub-order 4.—Law and Order.
1	4	6	Law clerk (not articled)							1		1
			ORDER 2.—PERSONS MINISTERING TO RELIGION, CHARITY, HEALTH, EDUCATION, ART, AND SCIENCE.
			Sub-order 3.—Health.
2	3	3	Medical practitioner							14		13	1
		5	Irregular medical practitioner	2		1	1			38	3	22	13
		6	Dentist	3		3				5		5
		7	Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist	7		4	2	1		3			3
		8	Hospital or asylum proprietor	15		9	6			11		5	5	1
		10	Midwife, monthly nurse							292	3	82	137	69	1
		11	Trained nurse (not in hospital)	9		4	5			1,156	25	412	534	185
		13	Others							3			1	2
			Sub-order 4.—Literature.
	4	1	Author, editor, journalist	3			3			19	4	8	7
		2	Reporter, shorthand writer	1		1				2	1		1
			Sub-order 5.—Science.
	5	6	Others connected with science							4		3	1
			Sub-order 7.—Education.
	7	3	College, grammar, high school professor, lecturer	37	1	27	5	4		16	4	9	3
		6	Private school mistress	117	5	78	33	1		338	57	201	71	9
		8	Governess							45	9	24	10	2
		9	Teacher of languages, or other accomplishments (not art or music)	1		1				32	8	13	9	2
		10	Others (teacher of cookery, &c.)	4		2	2			43	15	19	8	1
			Sub-order 8.—Fine Arts.
	8	1	Artist, painter, art student	1	1					181	36	116	24	5
		4	Photographer, retoucher, &c.	2		2				17	4	10	3
		5	Others							9		9
			Sub-order 9.—Music.
	9	2	Musician, vocalist	6	2	3	1			88	35	47	5	1
		3	Music professor, teacher, &c.	3	1	1		1		1,080	342	572	143	20	3
			Sub-order 10.—Amusements.
	10	1	Actress, circus performer	2		1	1			17	2	11	2	2
		2	Theatre, hall proprietor, lessee	1	1					2		1	1
		8	Others	1			1			16		12	2	2
			Total, Order 2	215	11	137	60	7		3,431	548	1,594	984	301	4
			Total, Class I.	215	11	137	60	7		3,432	548	1,595	984	301	4
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
			ORDER 3.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SUPPLY OF BOARD AND LODGING, PERSONAL SERVICE, ETC.
			Sub-order 1—Board and Lodging.
3	1	1	Hotel-keeper	744	13	392	281	58		618	22	284	257	54	1
		2a	Coffee palace keeper	26		5	19	2		20	1	11	7	1
		2b	Restaurant, tea-room, eating-house keeper	71	3	49	15	3	1	54	4	30	15	5
		3	Board and lodging-house keeper	234	3	98	110	22	1	2,568	43	972	1,143	408	2
		5	Others	8	1	4	2	1		8	1	3	2	2

[* The following persons have been classified as "On Own Account":—Capitalists, Property-owners, House or Land owners or Proprietors, Old-age Pensioners returned as Householders (all other Old-age Pensioners have been counted as Dependents).]

Table 5.—Ages and Occupations of Employers of Labour and of Principals in Business on their Own Account, but not employing others for Salary or Wages., Section B.—Females—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC—continued.
			Sub-order 2.—Domestic Service and Attendance.
3	2	1	Servants registry office keeper	5			4	1		55	1	27	19	8
		4	Bath proprietor	1			1			1			1
		5	Office-keeper	1		1
		6	Charwoman, cleaner	3		3				108	2	49	40	16	1
		7	Hairdresser, barber	6	1	3	2			7	1	4	2
		8	Mangler, laundry-keeper, washerwoman	94	6	48	36	3	1	889	35	421	344	86	3
		9	Others							2		1	1
			Total, Class II.	1,193	27	603	470	90	3	4,330	110	1,802	1,831	580	7
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL.
			Sub-class A.—Property and Finance.
			ORDER 4.—PERSONS WHO PERFORM OFFICES IN CONNEXION WITH PROPERTY AND FINANCE, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Banking and Finance.
4	1	4	Share and stock broker, dealer, jobber, speculator							10	1	4	1	4
		5	Money broker, financier, capitalist	13		4	1	8		488	13	96	181	196	2
		6	Pawnbroker, loan office keeper	4			4			8		4	4
		7b	Trustee's, executor's agent							2			2
			Sub-order 2.—Insurance and Valuation.
	2	1b	Insurance agent, canvasser							5		4	1
		4	Auctioneer, appraiser, valuator	2		1	1
			Sub-order 3.—Land and Household Property.
	3	1	Land and house proprietor, land speculator	73	1	18	25	29		2,009	21	322	871	792	3
		2	House and land agent, broker, rent collector	10		6	3	1		16	2	8	5	1
			Total, Order 4	102	1	29	34	38		2,538	37	438	1,065	993	5
			Sub-class B.—Trade.
			ORDER 5.—PERSONS DEALING IN ART AND MECHANIC PRODUCTIONS OF MIXED MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Books, Publications, and Advertising.
5	1	1	Bookseller, book canvasser	7		3	4			16		3	9	4
		2	Circulating library proprietor, librarian	12		2	10			7			7
		3	Advertising agent, &c.							1		1
		4	News agent, newspaper vendor	20		16	2	2		28	2	15	8	3
			Sub-order 2.—Musical Instruments.
	2	1	Musical instrument importer, seller	1			1
		2	Others	1		1				2	1		1
			Sub-order 3.—Prints, Pictures, and Art Materials.
	3	1	Picture, picture frame dealer	1		1				1		1
			Sub-order 4.—Ornaments, Minor Art Products, and Small Wares.
	4	4	Fancy goods dealer	19		13	4	2		109	11	53	33	12
		6	Toy and minor art products dealer							2		2
			Sub-order 6.—Designs, Medals, Type, and Dies.
	6	2	Others dealing in designs, patterns, &c.							1		1

Table 5.—Age and Occupations of Employers of Labour and of Principals in Business on their Own Account, but not employing others for Salary or Wages., Section B.—Females—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 7.—Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Plated Ware, and Scientific Instruments.
5	7	1	Watch, clock, jewellery importer, dealer	1			1			1			1
		2	Scientific instrument importer, dealer	1				1
			Sub-order 8.—Surgical Instruments and Appliances.
	8	1	Surgical instrument and appliance dealer	1			1
			Sub-order 10.—Machines, Tools, and Implements.
	10	2	Sewing machine importer, agent, dealer							1		1
			Sub-order 11.—Carriages and Vehicles.
	11	2	Bicycle, motor-car importer, dealer							2	1	1
			Sub-order 12.—Harness and Saddlery, and Leatherware.
	12	1	Saddlery, harness importer, dealer	1		1
		3	Leather and grindery merchant, dealer							1			1
			Sub-order 14.—House Fittings.
	14	3	Oil and colourman, glass, paperhangings dealer	1		1				2		1	1
			Sub-order 15.—Furniture.
	15	1	Furniture dealer, importer	4		3	1			9		7	1	1
		2	Second-hand furniture dealer, broker							10	1	5	3	1
			Sub-order 16.—Chemicals and By-products.
	16	4	Others dealing in chemicals, &c.							2			1	1
			Sub-order 17.—Paper, Papermakers' Materials, Stationery.
	17	2	Stationer	12		3	8	1		50	3	30	13	3	1
			Total, Order 5	82		44	32	6		245	19	121	79	25	1
			ORDER 6.—PERSONS DEALING IN TEXTILE FABRICS AND DRESS, &c.
			Sub-order 1.—Textile Fabrics.
6	1	1	Manchester warehouseman, wholesale draper	3		3				1		1
		2	Draper, linen, woollen draper	85	2	50	27	6		141	11	70	42	18
			Sub-order 2.—Dress.
	2	1	Clothier, outfitter, slop-seller	11	2	7	1	1		12		8	3	1
		2a	Men's mercer, hosier, haberdasher	1		1				5		3	2
		3	Millinery, bonnet, women's hat dealer	1	1					1			1
		4	Shoe, boot dealer	10		6	2	2		18	2	8	6	2
		7	Second-hand clothes dealer	1		1				7		4	3
		8	Others	1		1
			Total, Order 6	113	5	69	30	9		183	13	94	57	21
			ORDER 7.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN DEALING IN FOODS, DRINKS, NARCOTICS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Food.
7	1	1	Milkseller	44		15	23	6		153	1	43	73	36
		2	Cheesemonger, dairy produce dealer	6		3	3			26	2	14	10
		3	Butcher, meat salesman	37	1	9	18	9		9		5	4
		4a	Pork-shop keeper	1			1			3			3
		4b	Provision merchant, dealer	1		1				11		8		2	1
		5	Poulterer, game dealer	2			1	1		12		3	8	1
		6	Fishmonger, oyster dealer	5		2	3			8		5	3

Table 5.—Ages and Occupations of Employers of Labour and of Principals in Business on their Own Account, but not employing others for Salary or Wages., Section B.—Females—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 2.—Vegetable Food.
7	2	1	Grain, flour, meal merchant, dealer—
			Produce merchant so stated	4		4				3		3
			Others							3			3
		3	Confectioner, pastry dealer	16		10	6			283	28	137	93	24	1
		4a	Greengrocer, fruiterer	31	1	17	11	2		371	29	180	132	28	2
			Sub-order 3.—Groceries, Drinks, Narcotics, and Stimulants.
	3	1	Wine and spirit merchant, Australian wine seller	6		1	4	1		39	5	17	13	4
		2	Cordial, aerated waters seller							1				1
		4a	Grocer	59	1	16	30	12		282	4	121	117	39	1
		4b	Tea broker, importer, dealer	1		1				6		4	2
		5	Tobacconist	15		9	6			27	3	13	9	2
			Total, Order 7	228	3	88	106	31		1,237	72	553	470	137	5
			ORDER 8.—PERSONS DEALING IN AND TREATING ANIMALS, AND DEALING IN ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES, EXCLUDING DEALERS IN FOOD.
			Sub-order 1.—Living Animals.
8	1	2	Horse and dog trainer, &c.	3		2	1
			Sub-order 3.—Hides, Skins, and Leather.
	3	2	Prepared skins, leather dealer	1			1			1			1
			Sub-order 4.—Wool and other Animal Matters (n.o.c.)
	4	1	Woolbroker, merchant	1		1
			Sub-order 5.—Seeds, Plants, and Fodder.
	5	1	Seed merchant	1				1
		2	Florist, flower, and plant seller	8		5	2	1		36	6	21	8	1
		3	Hay, straw, and corn merchant, dealer	6		3	2	1		1			1
			Sub-order 6.—Other Vegetable Matters (n.o.c.)
	6	1	Timber merchant	8		2	2	4
			Total, Order 8	28		13	8	7		38	6	21	10	1
			ORDER 9.—PERSONS DEALING IN METALS OR MINERALS OTHER THAN THOSE USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Stone, Clay, Earthenware, and Minerals (n.o.c.)
9	1	1	Stone, marble, slate, gravel, sand dealer	1		1
		7	China, crockeryware dealer	4		2	1	1		11		5	4	2
		8	Others. (Bottle dealer, collector, &c.)	1		1				2			2
			Sub-order 3.—Metals, other than Gold and Silver.
	3	5	Iron, galvanized iron, wire importer, dealer	1		1
		6	Ironmonger, (not saddlers' or coachbuilders'), hardware dealer	4			3	1		3		2		1
			Total, Order 9	11		5	4	2		16		7	6	3
			ORDER 10.—PERSONS DEALING IN MINERALS, ETC., MAINLY USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Coal and Other Substances mainly used for Fuel and Light.
10	1	1	Coal, coke merchant, dealer	1					1
		3	Firewood, fuel merchant, dealer	10		7	3			5			5
			Total, Order 10	11		7	3		1	5			5

Table 5.—Ages and Occupations of Employers of Labour and of Principals in Business on their Own Account, but not employing others for Salary or Wages., Section B.—Females—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			ORDER 11.—PERSONS ENGAGED AS GENERAL DEALERS OR IN MERCANTILE PURSUITS (N.O.C.).
			Sub-order 1.—Merchants, Dealers (undefined).
11	1	1	Merchant, importer, undefined	5		4	1
		2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper	101	2	34	49	16		558	12	220	228	97	1
		3	Dealer, trader	43		23	18	2		266	17	125	96	26	2
		4	Hawker, pedler							27	4	13	5	4	1
		5	Broker, agent	1				1		9	3	3	3
		6	Commission agent							8	2	3	3
		7	Others	2	1		1			3			1	2
			Sub-order 2.—Other Mercantile Persons.
	2	2	Accountant, typewriter (commercial or other, undefined)	4	1	3				44	16	25	3
		3	Commercial traveller, canvasser, salesman (undefined)	1		1				21	1	12	6	2
		4	Others							3			2	1
			Total, Order 11	157	4	65	69	19		959	55	401	347	132	4
			Total, Class III.	732	13	320	286	112	1	5,203	202	1,635	2,039	1,312	15
			CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION.
			ORDER 14A.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE TRANSPORT OF PASSENGERS AND GOODS.
			Sub-order 2.—On Roads.
14A	2	9	Coach, omnibus, cab proprietor	11	1	4	6
		11	Parcels delivery agent	2			2
		12	Drayman, carrier, carter, teamster, horse driver (n.o.c.)	24		10	8	6
		13	Livery-stable keeper	3		1	2
			Sub-order 3.—On Seas and Rivers, and the regulation thereof.
	3	9	Bargemaster, lighterman	1			1
		11	Boat proprietor, boatman, waterman	4		1	3			2		1	1
		12	Ferry, punt lessee, worker							1				1
			Total, Order 14A	45	1	16	22	6		3		1	1	1
			ORDER 14B.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE TRANSMISSION OR DELIVERY OF COMMUNICATIONS, DOCUMENTS, OR SMALL PARCELS.
			Sub-order 1.—Postal Service.
14B	1	3	Mail contractor	2			2			2		2
			Total, Class IV.	47	1	16	24	6		5		3	1	1
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.
			Sub-class A.—Manufacturers.
			ORDER 15.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE, OR REPAIR, ETC., OF ART AND MECHANIC PRODUCTIONS OF MIXED MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Books and Publications.
15	1	1	Publisher, newspaper proprietor	4		2	2
		2	Printer	2		1		1
		5	Bookbinder, manufacturing stationer (all branches)	5		5

Table 5.—Ages and Occupations of Employers of Labour and of Principals in Business on their Own Account, but not employing others for Salary or Wages., Section B.—Females—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 4.—Ornaments, Minor Art Products, and Small Wares.
15	4	1	Carver (all branches), carver and gilder							5	2	2		1
		3	Taxidermist							2		1	1
		6	Artificial-flower maker, art needleworker	1			1			16	2	11	3
		7	Paper bag, box maker	1		1				4		4
		8	Brush, broom maker	1		1				1			1
		9	Others							1		1
			Sub-order 7.—Watches, Clocks, and Scientific Instruments.
	7	1	Watch, clock, chronometer maker	1			1
		5	Electric apparatus maker, fitter	1		1
			Sub-order 8.—Surgical Instruments and Appliances.
	8	2	Surgical appliances, truss, bandage maker	1				1		2			2
			Sub-order 10.—Engines, Machines, Tools, and Implements.
	10	4	Agricultural machinery and implement maker	1				1
			Sub-order 11.—Carriages and Vehicles.
	11	2a	Coach, carriage, waggon, cart builder	1			1
		2b	Carriage, coach painter	1			1
		4	Perambulator, wheel-chair maker							1		1
			Sub-order 12.—Harness, Saddlery, and Leatherware.
	12	1	Saddlery and harness, whip maker	5			5			2		2
		4	Portmanteau maker							1				1
		6	Fancy leather worker	1			1			1		1
			Sub-order 13.—Ships, Boats, and their Equipment.
	13	1	Shipbuilder, shipwright, boatbuilder	1				1
			Sub-order 14.—House Fittings.
	14	2	Saw-mill (other than forest) proprietor	2		1	1
		4	Others	1		1
			Sub-order 15.—Furniture.
	15	1	Furniture manufacturer, cabinetmaker, bedstead maker	1			1			3		2	1
		2	Bed, mattress maker, upholsterer	4		3	1			3		1	2
		3	Others	1		1
			Sub-order 16.—Chemicals and By-Products.
	16	1	Manufacturing chemist (n.o.c.)							2			2
		3	Ink, blacking manufacturer							2		1		1
		5	Eucalyptus oil maker							1			1
			Total, Order 15	36		17	15	4		47	4	27	13	3
			ORDER 16.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNECTION WITH THE MANUFACTURE OR REPAIR OF TEXTILE FABRICS, DRESS, AND FIBROUS MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Textile Fabrics.
16	1	1	Cotton manufacturer (all branches)	2		1	1			7		1	6
		2	Woollen manufacturer (all branches)	3		2		1
		4	Dyer, scourer	3		2	1			10		6	4
		6	Others							1		1
			Sub-order 2.—Dress.
	2	1a	Clothing manufacturer	114	4	83	25	2		181	30	108	38	4	1
		1b	Tailoress, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist	714	94	516	96	6	2	3,902	1,063	2,190	525	117	7

Table 5.—Ages and Occupations of Employers of Labour and of Principals in Business on their Own Account, but not employing others for Salary or Wages., Section B.—Females—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 2.—Dress—continued.
16	2	2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker	5	1	4				12	2	5	5	2
		3	Shirtmaker	8	2	1	5			10		5	5
		4	Milliner, staymaker, glovemaker	47	3	32	10	2		105	26	61	14	4
		5	Sockmaker, knitter	5	2	3				39	11	15	9	3	1
		6	Furrier, rugmaker	1		1				3		2	1
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)	6	1	4	1			6	1	3	1		1
		8	Umbrella, parasol maker	2		1		1		19	1	15	2	1
		9	Feather dresser, glove cleaner	3		3				8		6	1	1
		10	Others	1			1			1		1
			Sub-order 3.—Fibrous Materials.
	3	1	Mat maker							1			1
		2	Rope, twine, cord maker	1		1
		4	Tent, tarpaulin maker	4		3		1		1			1
		5	Bag, sack maker							1				1
		6	Others							1		1
			Total, Order 16	919	107	657	140	13	2	4,308	1,134	2,418	613	133	10
			ORDER 17.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE, ETC., OF FOODS, DRINKS, NARCOTICS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Food.
17	1	2	Meat, bacon, ham curer, preserver	2		2
		4	Butter, cheese maker, factory worker							1		1
			Sub-order 2.—Vegetable Food.
	2	1	Miller, maizena manufacturer	1		1
		2	Baker, biscuit, pastry maker	54		22	19	13		32		17	11	4
		4	Confectionery maker	4	1	2	1			11	1	6	3	1
			Sub-order 3.—Groceries, Drinks, Narcotics, and Stimulants.
	3	1	Brewer, &c.	1			1
		4	Wine manufacturer (not grower)	1			1
		5	Cordial, aerated water manufacturer (all branches)	8		1	4	3		1			1
		8	Tobacco, cigar, cigarette manufacturer	1		1
		11	Condiment maker (all branches)							1			1
			Total, Order 17	72	1	29	26	16		46	1	24	16	5
			ORDER 18.—PERSONS NOT OTHERWISE CLASSED, ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE OR TREATMENT OF ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Matters (n.o.c.).
18	1	4	Fellmonger, woolwasher	1				1
			Sub-order 3.—Vegetable Produce for Fodder.
	3	1	Chaffcutter, haypresser	1				1
			Total, Order 18	2				2
			ORDER 19.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE, ETC., OF METALS OR MINERALS OTHER THAN THOSE USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals (n.o.c.).
19	1	4	Brickmaker, tile manufacturer	3			1	2
			Sub-order 2.—Workers in Jewellery, Precious Stones, and Minting.
	2	1A	Goldsmith (not watchmaker), silversmith, jeweller	1		1

Table 5.—Ages and Occupations of Employers of Labour and of Principals in Business on their Own Account, but not employing others for Salary or Wages., Section B.—Females—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 3.—Workers in various metals (n.o.c.)
19	3	1	Tinsmith, zinc, galvanized - iron worker, galvanizer	2		2
		5	Iron and steel founder, moulder	3		1	2
		6	Wire-worker							1	1
		7	Blacksmith, farrier	9		3	5	1
			Total, Order 19	18		7	8	3		1	1
			Sub-class B.—Constructors of Buildings, Works, &c.
			ORDER 21.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OR MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS, ROADS, RAILWAYS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Houses and Buildings.
21	1	7	House-painter, paperhanger, glazier	3			3
		8	Plumber, gasfitter, bellhanger	3		2		1
			Total, Order 21	6		2	3	1
			Sub-class C.—Others and Undefined Industrial Workers.
			ORDER 22.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE DISPOSAL OF THE DEAD, OF DEAD MATTER, SILT, OR REFUSE.
			Sub-order 1.—Disposal of the Dead.
22	1	1	Undertaker	9		4	4	1
		3	Others							1			1
			Sub-order 2.—Disposal of Refuse.
	2	3	Sanitary contractor	2			2
			Total, Order 22	11		4	6	1		1			1
			ORDER 23.—INDUSTRIAL WORKERS IMPERFECTLY DEFINED.
			Sub-order 1.—Imperfectly Defined.
23	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)	75	6	37	26	5	1	75	6	49	16	4
		5	Contractor (so defined)	9		4	2	2	1
			Total, Order 23	84	6	41	28	7	2	75	6	49	16	4
			Total, Class V.	1,148	114	757	226	47	4	4,478	1,146	2,518	659	145	10
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
			ORDER 24.—PERSONS MAINLY ENGAGED IN AGRICULTURAL, PASTORAL, OR MINERAL PURSUITS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Agricultural Pursuits.
24	1	1	Farmer	1,099	7	174	563	349	6	1,693	14	268	913	494	4
		4	Market gardener	19		2	11	6		32		6	14	12
		5	Fruit-grower, orchardist	44	1	10	22	11		91	3	21	45	22
		6	Hop, cotton, tea, coffee grower	2		1	1
		8	Wine-grower, vigneron	18		3	11	4		8			3	5
		10	Horticulturist, gardener	7	1	2	2	2		17	1	6	4	6
		12	Others	1		1
			Sub-order 2.—Pastoral Pursuits.
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stock-breeder	177	2	46	79	48	2	303	2	51	160	87	3
		4	Dairy farmer	276	4	60	147	65		756	14	172	393	177
		6	Poultry farmer	8		1	5	2		79		35	26	18
		8	Others	1			1

Table 5.—Ages and Occupations of Employers of Labour and of Principals in Business on their Own Account, but not employing others for Salary or Wages., Section B.—Females—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Employers of Labour.						In Business on Own Account.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Age Groups.					Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS—continued.
			Sub-order 3—The capture, preservation, or destruction of Wild Animals, or the acquisition of their products.
24	3	1	Bee-keeper	3	1		2			3		3
			Sub-order 5.—Forestry, or the acquisition of Raw Products yielded by Natural Vegetation.
	5	2	Forest saw-mill proprietor	2		1	1
			Sub-order 7.—Mines, Quarries, or the acquisition of Natural Mineral Products.
	7	2	Mine, gold (quartz), proprietor	2			1	1
		4	Mine, gold (undefined) proprietor	1				1
		4A	Mine, gold (undefined) proprietor	1				1
		13B	Mine agent							1		1
		23	Quarry proprietor	1			1
			Total, Class VI.	1,662	16	301	847	490	8	2,983	34	563	1,558	821	7
			CLASS VII.—INDEFINITE.
			ORDER 25.—PERSONS WHOSE OCCUPATIONS WERE IMPERFECTLY DEFINED, EMBRACING THOSE WHO DERIVE INCOMES FROM PAST SERVICES RENDERED, ETC. (N.O.C.)
			Sub-order 1.—Persons of Independent Means.
25	1	1B	Old age pensioner (householder)							532			26	502	45
		2	Annuitant							696	39	165	227	264	1
		3	Independent means, lady (so returned)							937	48	214	311	364
		3A	No occupation (so stated)							282	63	63	64	92
		4	Others							1	1
			Total, Class VII.							2,448	151	442	628	1,222

Table 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Households in their Businesses (but not Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons Not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence).
Classification.			Occupations.	Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.		Age Groups of Males.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			Total	261,045	114,145	11,085	49,809	42,458	113,099	34,429	9,568	597
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL.
			ORDER 1. —PERSONS ENGAGED IN GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION, DEFENCE, LAW, AND PROTECTION (N.O.C.)
			Sub-order 1.—General Government Administration.
1	1	2a	Officer of Administrative Department	839	53	3	28	33	517	221	37
		2b	Civil servant (so stated)	575	38	4	34	27	361	140	7	2
		3	Others	11					1	9	1
			Sub-order 2.—Municipal Government.
	2	1	Officer of Local Body or Municipal Council (not surveyor or draughtsman)	856	19	3	55	81	386	231	100
			Sub-order 3.—Defence.
	3	1	Officer of Defence Department	39			2	5	26	5	1
		2	Army officer in actual service	26				2	16	7	1
		3	Army non-commissioned, warrant officer, private	443		2	47	128	231	35
		4	Naval officer in actual service	53				41	9	3
		5	Naval, petty, warrant officer, sailor, marine	120			21	10	72	15		2
		6	Others	8				1	6	1
			Sub-order 4—Law and Order.
	4	1	Law Department, officer	102			2	2	70	28
		2	Judge	10					1	8	1
		3	Law Court officer, sheriff's officer, bailiff	106	2		3	3	69	21	9	1
		4	Magistrate	22					1	14	7
		5	Barrister, solicitor	38				2	28	7		1
		6	Law clerk (not articled)	847	15	41	219	122	375	72	18
		7	Law student, articled clerk	86			18	45	23
		8	Others connected with the law	15			1	2	4	6	1	1
		9	Police, principal officer	40						38	2
		10	Police, subordinate officer, policeman, detective	1,418				80	1,096	239	2	1
		11	Penal, principal officer	9	2					9
		12	Penal, subordinate officer, warder	204	33				173	31
		13	Others	7	1				5	2
			Total, Order 1.	5,874	163	53	430	584	3,470	1,142	187	8
			ORDER 2.—PERSONS MINISTERING TO RELIGION, CHARITY, HEALTH, EDUCATION, ART, AND SCIENCE.
			Sub-order 1.—Religion.
2	1	1	Clergyman	1,210			3	37	611	430	127	2
		2	Irregular clergy, Salvation Army officer	239	138		5	62	151	15	1	5
		3	Theological student	14				5	9
		4	Church officer, verger	134	35	1	2	1	36	53	40	1
		5	Member of religious order, not classified as ministering to charity or education	158	494			9	100	37	12
		6	Others	20	12			2	9	1	8
			Sub-order 2.—Charity, exclusive of Hospitals.
	2	1	Department of Charity, officer	5					3	2
		2	Charitable or benevolent institution (not hospital) officer	45	54			4	14	22	5
		3	Charitable or benevolent institution (not hospital) subordinate officer, servant	84	96		7	9	41	17	10
		4	Sister of Charity, Little Sister of the Poor		89
		5	Others	1	3					1
			Sub-order 3.—Health.
	3	1	Health Department, officer	23					13	9	1
		2	Sanitary inspector ; inspector of nuisances	13					9	2	2
		3	Medical practitioner	47	1			10	30	7
		4	Medical student	41	4		6	18	17
		5	Irregular medical practitioner	20	42		5	4	9	2
		6	Dentist	249	36	23	80	94	47	2	2	1
		7	Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist	685	38	78	162	203	198	38	6

[* The following persons have been classified as "Wage Earners" :—Clergymen, Members of Religious Orders, such as Nuns, Sisters of Charity, &c. Students of the Professions, Arts and Sciences ; Pensioners (ordinary).]

Table 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Households in their Businesses (but not Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons Not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence).
Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A). *							Not at Work.
Age Groups of Females.							Total.		Age Groups of Males.						Age Groups of Females.
5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Males.	Females.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
4,749	31,057	28,524	39,815	7,967	1,806	2,271	3,795	2,647	1,376	1,915	5,249	2,741	2,477	37	636	539	1,028	323	114	7



		6	26	16	5
	2	6	25	5


	3	3	4	8	1










			1		1

							4				2	2
	1	2	11	1			37		1	7	16	7	6
							1				1
							2				2


				2
	1	1	22	9				1									1
			1
	7	18	90	41	7		44	1	1	7	21	9	6				1


							2				1	1
	11	45	81	1			1	2			1					1	1

		1	25	7	2		1	1			1						1
	6	65	321	93	9		3			1	1	1
	1	3	5	1	2


	1	5	18	24	6
	10	26	51	7		2		3									3
		12	64	11	2
			2	1


							1				1
		1					5			2	2	1
		4
	4	13	19	5		1	1				1
	8	12	15	1			13	1	1	7	4	1					1
	11	11	16				24	1	1	8	8	4	3				1

Table 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Households in their Businesses (but not Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons Not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence).—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A). *
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.		Age Groups of Males.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL—continued.
			Sub-order 3.—Health—continued.
2	3	8	Hospital or asylum nurse	7	746				4	3
		9	Hospital or asylum officer, attendant (n.o.c.)	471	342	2	7	49	298	100	15
		10	Midwife, monthly nurse		150
		11	Sick nurse (not in hospital)	7	1,158		1			4	2
		12	Veterinary surgeon	16	2	1	4	5	5	1
		13	Others	14	5			2	2	8	2
			Sub-order 4.—Literature.
	4	1	Author, editor, journalist	367	26	1	11	32	209	101	13
		2	Reporter, shorthand writer	96	52		12	21	54	8		1
		3	Others	6	3			1	4		1
			Sub-order 5.—Science.
	5	1	Scientific Department, officer	43	6		1	3	27	11	1
		2	Analytical chemist	32			14	6	10	1	1
		3	Assayer, metallurgist	98			12	30	52	3	1
		4	Geologist, mineralogist	19			3	9	7
		5	Naturalist, biologist, botanist	13	3		1		9	2	1
		6	Others	10	5		2	3	8	3
			Sub-order 6.—Civil Engineering, Architecture, and Surveying.
	6	1	Civil engineer	277	1		8	21	170	64	14
		2	Directing or consulting engineer	8					7	1
		3	Electrician (not telegraph or telephone service, or electric light)	202			45	39	113	5
		4a	Surveyor	125				4	92	26	3
		4b	Surveyor's assistant	187		2	30	44	99	9		3
		5	Architect	128		6	35	15	57	15
		6	Draughtsman (so stated)	257			17	33	170	34	3
		7	Others	6				5	1
			Sub-order 7.—Education.
	7	1	Education Department, officer	106			1	6	67	32
		2	University professor, demonstrator, lecturer, librarian, &c.	30	1			3	17	9	1
		3	College, grammar, high school—Professor, lecturer, teacher	72	62	1	7	27	29	7	1
		4	State school—Master, mistress, teacher	1,605	2,516	1	251	160	850	341	1	1
		5	Denominational school—Master, mistress, teacher	61	360	1	10	9	31	9		1
		6	Private school—Master, mistress, teacher	24	166		1	5	14	4
		7	Schoolmaster, mistress, teacher, undefined	476	1,359	3	65	97	232	72	6	1
		8	Tutor, governess	32	1,022			7	11	10	4
		9	Teacher of languages, or other accomplishments (not art or music)	32	34		1	8	19	2	2
		10	Others (teacher of cookery, &c.)	159	119	5	17	7	55	40	35
			Sub-order 8.—Fine Arts.
	8	1	Artist, painter, art student	83	115		6	17	43	16	1
		2	Sculptor	4			1		2	1
		3	Engraver (art only)	1		1
		4	Photographer, retoucher, &c.	226	224	15	63	45	88	14	1
		5	Others	17	14	1	5	2	6	2	1
			Sub-order 9.—Music.
	9	2	Musician, vocalist, student of music	274	156	3	19	45	155	46	6
		3	Music professor, teacher, &c.	56	773		4	5	37	8	2
		4	Music hall manager, &c.	2					1		1
		5	Others	3	1	2				1
			Sub-order 10.—Amusements.
	10	1	Actor, actress, circus performer	166	191	2	15	37	85	27
		2	Theatre, hall manager, doorkeeper, ticket taker	137	13	4	17	21	64	22	9
		3	Race-course ranger, caretaker, secretary	60	1		1	3	29	23	4
		4	Jockey	392		14	154	119	99	3		3
		5	Cricket ground, bowling green caretaker, professional player	60		1	1	6	33	14	4	1
		6	Billiard-table keeper, marker	174		2	20	38	80	24	8	2
		7	Zoological gardens, menagerie keeper, attendant, &c.	11				1	5	4	1
		8	Others	97	1	6	13	20	39	18	1
			Total, Order 2	9,743	10,669	176	1,145	1,468	4,786	1,786	360	22
			Total, Class I.	15,617	10,832	229	1,575	2,052	8,256	2,928	547	30

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*							Not at Work.
Age Groups of Females.							Total.		Age Groups of Males.						Age Groups of Females.
5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Males.	Females.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.


3	10	215	499	19				11								2	9
	36	85	187	30	2	2	3					3
1	3	3	49	80	14			20									7	12	1
	12	96	509	431	102	8	1	146				1				12	63	48	23
		1	1				1						1
			5

	1	1	21	1	2		20	2		1	9	10					1	1
	14	23	14			1	3			1	2
	1	1	1

		5	1
							1			1
							16		1	9	6

	2		1				1				1
		3	2				1			1

		1					21			3	10	1	7

							12			5	5	2
							9			1	4	2	2
							8				6	2
							11		1	1		3	6
							13				10	3


							1				1
			1
	4	27	24	7
18	589	605	1,173	126	2	3
1	22	62	228	45	2
	37	59	51	17	2		1	3			1					1	1	1
	303	405	595	52	3	1	14	28			7	3	4		5	9	12	2
1	112	338	505	53	10	3	1	75			1				6	19	41	8	1
	5	8	17	3	1		2	4					2		1		2		1
	7	24	47	37	4		5	1			3	2						1

	17	36	58	4			6	10		2			4			2	7	1
							2				1	1

6	59	80	76	3			15	11		3	5	4	3		1	3	7
	1		12	1			1				1

	28	52	74	2			19	11	2		8	6	3		3	3	5
2	95	225	386	58	7		1	9			1				2	3	4

					1

7	45	74	60	3	2		12	22	4		6	1	1		5	3	12	2
		3	9	1			9				3	3	3
				1
							32		6	10	15	1

							4			1	3

			1				9			2	6	1
39	1,455	1,630	5,224	1,125	175	21	306	361	16	59	135	57	39		23	58	178	76	26
39	1,462	2,648	5,314	1,166	182	21	350	362	17	66	156	66	45		23	58	179	76	26

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.		Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Total.		Age Groups of Males.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
			ORDER 3.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SUPPLY OF BOARD AND LODGING, PERSONAL SERVICE, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Board and Lodging.
3	1	1	Hotel-keeper, relative assisting, servant.	W.	2,144	4,778	37	290	431	950	323	104	9
3	1	1	Hotel-keeper, relative assisting, servant.	A.	521	2,477	28	149	124	173	35	12
		2a	Coffee palace servant		160	408	2	16	27	91	20	3	1
		2b	Restaurant, tea-room, eating-house servant		313	651	13	22	37	181	49	11
		3	Board and lodging-house—relative assisting, servant.	W.	133	872	11	24	37	34	16	11
		3	Board and lodging-house—relative assisting, servant.	A.	34	1,091	4	9	8	7	1	4	1
		4	Club-house manager, secretary, steward, servant		148	13	2	24	21	65	25	11
		5	Others		433	94	2	18	10	282	119		2
			Sub-order 2.—Domestic Service and Attendance.
	2	1	Servants registry office assistant		1	10				1
		2	Paid companion		1	830						1
		3	Private house worker or servant		3,610	33,246	207	779	570	1,157	574	307	16
		4	Bath attendant		24	17	1	4	1	10	7	1
		5	Office-keeper, attendant		34	112				16	16	2
		6	Charwoman, cleaner		2	502		1	1
		7	Hairdresser, barber		741	33	69	251	155	242	21	3
		8	Mangler, laundry-keeper, laundry-man, washerwoman	W.	180	1,489	6	14	44	95	13	2	6
		8	Mangler, laundry-keeper, laundry-man, washerwoman	A.	23	183	9	5	2	5		2
		9	Others (including shoeblack)		362	10	1	3	1	112	168	76	1
			Total, Class II.		8,864	46,896	392	1,609	1,469	3,421	1,387	550	36
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL.
			Sub-class A.—Property and Finance.
			ORDER 4.—PERSONS WHO PERFORM OFFICES IN CONNEXION WITH PROPERTY AND FINANCE, INSURANCE, PATENTS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Banking and Finance.
4	1	1	Bank director, banker		2							2
		2	Bank manager, officer, clerk		2,253	5	7	380	419	1,184	244	16	3
		3	Building society, savings institute director, manager, officer, clerk		50			10	5	24	6	5
		4	Share and stock broker, dealer, jobber, speculator		175	1	9	55	41	60	6	4
		5	Money broker, financier, capitalist		45	2	1	7	10	18	9
		6	Pawnbroker, loan office keeper		70	25	3	18	10	30	6	2	1
		7a	Public accountant, auditor		106	2	6	38	19	27	11	5
		7b	Trustees and Executors Company, officer of		71			17	15	32	5	2
		8	Others		7			1		4	2
			Sub-order 2.—Insurance and Valuation.
	2	1a	Insurance manager, officer, clerk, director		658	22	5	132	133	321	60	5	2
		1b	Insurance agent, canvasser		317	9		16	21	170	85	24	1
		2	Actuary, average stater		16	2			2	11		3
		3	Underwriter, marine surveyor		5					2	1	2
		4	Auctioneer, appraiser, valuator		587	9	15	134	136	240	54	8
		5	Friendly, benefit society officer		49	1			1	20	16	12
		6	Official or trade assignee		10			2	1	4	2	1
		7	Fire brigade officer, man		149			5	30	100	14
		8	Others		1						1
			Sub-order 3.—Land and Household Property.
	3	1	Land and house proprietor, land speculator		27	7		3	6	12	6
		2	House and land agent, broker, rent collector		244	26	15	89	47	68	14	11
		3	Others connected with dealings in land		19			1		14	3	1
		4	Market lessee		5	2				5
		5	Others		1	1				1
			Sub-order 4.—Patents and Copyrights.
	4	1	Patents, Trade-marks Department, officer		6	3		2		2	2
		3	Patent, trade-marks agent		7	1	2		2	3
			Total, Order 4		4,880	118	63	910	898	2,352	547	103	7

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*							Not at Work.
Age Groups of Females.							Total.		Age Groups of Males.						Age Groups of Females.
5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Males.	Females.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.



69	871	1,638	1,992	170	20	18	77	56	2	11	33	15	16		11	12	32	1
55	498	526	1,057	282	55	4
4	101	164	121	16	2		7	7			5		2			4	3
17	140	218	255	20	1		16	40	1	3	9		3		2	11	26	1
19	235	247	287	70	13	1	5	11		1	1		3			1	6	3	1
41	223	243	452	112	19	1
	1	2	8		2		3				2		1
2	29	27	31	3	1	1	68	1			23	45					1

	1	5	2	1	1
6	158	220	382	51	12	1		21							1	6	12	2
1,946	9,492	8,626	10,566	2,079	432	105	49	1,062	8	10	17	3	10	1	313	155	382	158	52	4
	2	3	9	2	1
	8	1	65	37	1		1				1
2	6	20	268	234	52		1	16		1							7	6	3
1	9	8	10	4	1		35		11	7	13	2	2
7	139	209	738	326	64	6	5	53		1	3		1		1	4	18	20	10
21	59	35	51	13	4
			5	4	1		15				2	7	6
2,190	11,972	12,192	16,299	3,424	682	137	282	1,267	22	34	109	72	44	1	326	193	487	191	66	4





		2	3				31		1	3	20	5	2

		1					8		2	1	3	1	1
		1	1				1			1
	5	8	11	1			1						1
	1		1				5		1		1	1	2
							1				1


	3	15	4				6			3	2	1
		2	5	1	1		12	1		1	4	5	2					1
			2

	1	3	5				12	1		1	7	3	1				1
		1					1				1

							1			1


	1	2	3	1
	8	6	9	3			11		3	2	4	2
							1				1
			1		1		1			1
					1

			3
		1					1			1
	19	42	48	6	3		93	2	7	15	44	18	9				1	1

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.		Age Groups of Males.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Sub-class B.—Trade.
			ORDER 5.—PERSONS DEALING IN ART AND MECHANIC PRODUCTIONS OF MIXED MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Books, Publications, and Advertising.
5	1	1	Bookseller, book canvasser	186	53	21	58	23	63	15	6
		2	Circulating library, librarian, attendant	8	10		1	2		1	4
		3	Advertising agent, bill-poster, bill-distributer	68		6	6	10	29	15	2
		4	News agent, newspaper vendor	449	97	236	142	29	35	4	3
			Sub-order 2.—Musical Instruments.
	2	1	Musical instrument, importer, seller	36	1		13	3	16	3		1
		2	Others	46	14	4	4	13	19	6
			Sub-order 3.—Prints, Pictures, and Art Materials.
	3	1	Picture, picture frame dealer	7	6	1		4	1	1
		2	Map and print dealer	3					2	1
		3	Art, photographic requisites importer, dealer	10	4			2	6	2
		4	Others		1
			Sub-order 4.—Ornaments, Minor Art Products, and Small Wares.
	4	4	Fancy goods dealer	86	139	7	25	13	32	5	4
		5	Stuffed birds and animals dealer	1				1
		6	Toy and minor art products dealer	1	2				1
		7	Others (including brush and broom dealer)	5			2	1	1		1
			Sub-order 5.—Equipment for Sports and Games.
	5	2	Fishing-rod, tackle dealer	1					1
		3	Cricket, football, tennis, &c., requisites dealer	12		1	2	5	4
			Sub-order 6.—Designs, medals, Type, and Dies.
	6	1	Designs, patterns, medals, type, and dies dealer	4	2		1			3
		2	Others	3		1			2
			Sub-order 7.—Watches Clocks, Jewellery, Plated Ware, and Scientific Instruments.
	7	1	Watch, clock, jewellery importer, dealer	154	34	6	34	28	65	19	2
		2	Scientific instruments importer, dealer	5				2	2	1
		3	Electro-plated wares importer, dealer	3	1		1	1	1
			Sub-order 8.—Surgical Instruments and Appliances.
	8	1	Surgical instruments and appliances dealer	5			2	1	2
		2	Others	1					1
			Sub-order 9.—Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives.
	9	1	Arms, explosives dealer	3				1	2
			Sub-order 10.—Machines, Tools, and Implements.
	10	1	Agricultural machinery, implements importer, agent, dealer	33	1		3	2	19	9
		2	Sewing machines importer, agent, dealer	114	15	2	7	12	76	17
		3	Other machines, tools, cutlery, implements dealer	122	1	2	10	12	92	6
		4	Others	3					2	1
			Sub-order 11.—Carriages and Vehicles.
	11	1	Carriage, waggon, cart dealer	1					1
		2	Bicycle, motor-car importer, dealer	79	5	3	22	14	40
		3	Coachmakers' sundries importer, dealer	6			5		1

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*							Not at Work.
Age Groups of Females.							Total.		Age Groups of Males.						Age Groups of Females.
5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Males.	Females.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.




2	10	9	23	7	2		9		1	2	4	2
	1		1	8
							3		1				2
6	20	18	52	1			9		6		2	1

	1
	4	3	6	1

		2	4

1	1	1	1
				1

3	35	39	47	11	4		5	2	1	1	1	2			1		1
			2




							1				1

		1	1


2	7	9	16				4	1			2	2					1

		1







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



	2	2	1				3		1		2

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.		Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Total.		Age Groups of Males.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 12.—Harness, Saddlery, and Leatherware.
5	12	1	Saddlery, harness importer, dealer		7	1			4	2	1
		2	Saddlers' ironmonger		8			4	2	1	1
		3	Leather and grindery merchant, dealer		58	4		19	11	22	6
		4	Others		1		1
			Sub-order 13.—Ships, Boats, and their Equipment, and Marine Stores.
	13	3	Ship chandler		11	1	1	4	1	4		1
		4	Others		2				1		1
			Sub-order 14.—House Fittings.
	14	3	Oil and colourman, glass, paperhangings dealer		161	8	4	38	22	81	15	1
		4	Others		1						1
			Sub-order 15.—Furniture.
	15	1	Furniture dealer, importer		342	29	16	65	61	168	30	2
		2	Second-hand furniture dealer, broker		13	13	1	5	1	6
			Sub-order 16.—Chemicals and By-products.
	16	1	Chemical materials (not drugs) dealer		15			2	5	6	2
		2	Chemical-by-products dealer		2	4						1	1
		3	Wholesale druggist		41			4	7	29	1
		4	Others		32		1	4	7	15	4	1
			Sub-order 17.—Paper, Papermakers' Materials, Stationery.
	17	1	Paper merchant, importer		30	2	1	7	7	12	2	1
		2	Stationer		275	149	28	68	48	98	28	5
		3	Rag, waste-paper dealer, gatherer		1	1						1
		4	Others			2
			Total, Order 5		2,455	600	343	558	356	960	201	35	2
			ORDER 6.—PERSONS DEALING IN TEXTILE FABRICS AND DRESS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Textile Fabrics.
6	1	1	Manchester warehouseman, wholesale draper		1,771	159	39	383	365	785	182	15	2
		2	Draper, linen, woollen draper	W.	2,709	1,540	198	706	480	1,033	251	35	6
		2	Draper, linen, woollen draper	A.	31	116	4	14	8	4	1
		3	Silk-mercer, dealer		2					2
		4	Others (carpet dealer, &c.)		7	2		1		4		2
			Sub-order 2.—Dress.
	2	1	Clothier, outfitter, slop-seller		132	27	5	22	31	54	19	1
		2a	Men's mercer, hosier, haberdasher		22	8		8	10	4
		2b	Men's hat and cap dealer		14	1		4	5	4		1
		3	Millinery, bonnet, women's hat dealer		1	54				1
		4	Shoe, boot dealer		475	181	58	126	92	163	34	2
		5	Umbrella, parasol, stick dealer		1	3			1
		6	Fur, rug dealer		1	3				1
		7	Second-hand clothes dealer		1	6				1
		8	Others		2	3				2
			Sub-order 3.—Fibrous Materials.
	3	2	Rope, cord, twine dealer		1			1
		5	Bag, sack importer, dealer		6	1		1	2	2		1
			Total, Order 6		5,176	2,104	304	1,266	994	2,060	487	57	8
			ORDER 7.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN DEALING IN FOODS, DRINKS, NARCOTICS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Food.
7	1	1	Milkseller	W.	821	27	62	222	232	271	27	7
7	1	1	Milkseller	A.	194	198	27	69	53	37	3	5
		2	Cheesemonger, dairy produce dealer		131	39	8	21	29	62	11
		3	Butcher, meat salesman	W.	3,061	60	120	622	638	1,327	286	55	13
		3	Butcher, meat salesman	A.	226	195	30	98	50	43	2	2	1
		4a	Pork-shop keeper, assistant		19	19		4	4	8	1	1	1
		4b	Provision merchant, dealer		26	14		5	4	12	5
		5	Poulterer, game dealer		56	3	1	14	8	29	3	1

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*							Not at Work.
Age Groups of Females.							Total.		Age Groups of Males.						Age Groups of Females.
5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Males.	Females.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.


	1

1	1		2				3			2			1


	1


1	1	2	4				1	1			1						1


	6	6	16	1			9		2	1	6
	6	2	3	2			3						3

								1								1
		3	1
							1				1


		1		1			1		1
5	52	38	52	2			14	2	4	2	6	2			1	1
		1
			2
21	154	143	241	35	6		73	7	17	9	30	11	6		2	2	3


	36	64	57	2			62	5	4	11	33	10	4		2	1	2
27	485	511	485	29		3	122	44	11	28	43	23	17		16	9	16	2		1
	19	17	53	25	2

			2				1				1

	9	7	10	1			6				3	3
1	1	3	1	2			3				2	1
			1				1				1
1	19	8	25		1											1
6	56	45	65	9			12	1	6	1	5					1
	2		1
			3
	1		4	1
			3



		1					1				1
35	628	656	710	69	3	3	208	50	21	40	89	37	21		18	11	18	2		1


4	9	4	9		1		15		5	3	5	1	1
20	48	29	72	21	8
1	5	6	19	6	2		4			2	2
2	13	23	18	3		1	261	1	29	38	115	48	31			1
2	30	38	99	22	4
		7	9	3
	3	7	4				2			1	1
	1		1		1		3			1	2

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.		Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Total.		Age Groups of Males.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Food—continued.
7	1	6	Fishmonger, oyster dealer		126	25	9	30	30	44	9	4
		7	Others		3				1	2
			Sub-order 2.—Vegetable Food.
	2	1	Gran, flour, meal merchant dealer—
	2	1	Produce merchant worker (so stated)		432	12	2	90	109	196	28	7
			Others		239	7	6	36	46	125	23	3
		2	Bread, buscuit dealer (see Baker, Order 17, Sub-order 2)
		3	Confectioner, pastry dealer		108	300	5	24	22	47	8	2
		4a	Greengrocer, fruiterer	W.	449	100	60	142	83	142	19	3
		A.	Greengrocer, fruiterer	125	358	33	57	16	16	3
		4b	Potato dealer		1				1
		5	Others		3	1				3
			Sub-order 3.—Groceries, Drinks, Narcotics, and Stimulants.
	3	1	Wine and spirit merchant, Australian wine seller		329	51	5	46	54	167	47	10
		2	Cordial, aerated waters seller		1	3			1
		3	Cocoa, coffee, chicory agent, dealer		10			2		6	2
		4a	Grocer	W.	3,908	138	266	1,238	924	1,303	151	19	7
		A.	Grocer	102	292	16	47	18	16	3	2
		4b	Tea broker, importer, dealer		301	52	13	90	53	118	22	4	1
		5	Tobacconist		134	60	12	34	24	49	13	2
		7	Others		9		2	1		3	3
			Total, Order 7		10,814	1,954	677	2,892	2,400	4,026	669	127	23
			ORDER 8.—PERSONS DEALING IN AND TREATING ANIMALS, AND DEALING IN ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES, EXCLUDING DEALERS IN FOOD.
			Sub-order 1.—Living Animals.
8	1	1	Live stock dealer		116	1	7	23	10	63	12	1
		2	Horse and dog trainer, horse-breaker		451		6	81	135	188	28	8	5
		3	Bird fancier			1
		4	Others		3			1			2
			Sub-order 2.—Manures and Animal Waste Products.
	2	1	Manure, guano dealer		4			1		2	1
			Sub-order 3.—Hides, Skins, and Leather.
	3	1	Hide, skin dealer		80		2	19	16	32	9	2
		2	Prepared skins, leather dealer		18		3	1	3	10		1
			Sub-order 4.—Wool and other Animal Matters (n.o.c.)
	4	1	Woolbroker, merchant, classer, valuer, salesman, sorter, stapler		639	3	2	61	112	338	104	20	2
		2	Tallow merchant, dealer		9			1	1	7
		3	Bone, horn, hoof, hair merchant, dealer		1			1
		5	Others		2					2
			Sub-order 5.—Seeds, Plants, and Fodder.
	5	1	Seed merchant		35	6	2	5	10	14	4
		2	Florist, flower, and plant seller		81	111	14	28	16	16	6	1
		3	Hay, straw, and corn merchant, dealer, carter		224	5	6	50	48	105	11	4
			Sub-order 6.—Other Vegetable Matters (n.o.c)
	6	1	Timber merchant		770	4	22	152	120	344	113	19
		2	Bark merchant, dealer		4		2	1	1
		3	India-rubber wares dealer		5				1	3	1
		4	Others		16		1	1	2	10	2
			Total, Order 8		2,458	131	67	426	475	1,134	293	56	7

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*							Not at Work.
Age Groups of Females.							Total.		Age Groups of Males.						Age Groups of Females.
5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Males.	Females.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.


1	5	4	10	5			3				2		1
							1					1


	4		7	1			11	1		1	6	3	1				1
1	3	1	1	1			4			1	2		1

6	87	98	92	11	3	3	5	4		1	1	2	1		1	1	2
3	27	27	41	2			15	1	5	1	2	4	3				1
20	83	56	149	40	10
							1						1
			1

1	9	9	27	3	2		14			3	8	2	1
	2		1

4	33	50	48	3			174	2	24	46	75	21	8			1	1
14	46	44	134	46	8
2	17	22	11				7		1		2	1	3
3	5	17	32	3			7				7
							1						1
84	430	442	785	170	39	4	528	9	64	98	230	83	53		1	3	5


	1						4		2		1	1
							32			6	23	2		1
	1




							4		1		3


		1	2				60		1	12	33	9	5




	2	1	2	1			1		1
4	36	35	32	4			4	1		1	3					1
		1	4				3				2	1

	1	1	2				32		5	4	14	5	4



4	41	39	42	5			140	1	10	23	79	18	9	1		1

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.		Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Total.		Age Groups of Males.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			ORDER 9.—PERSONS DEALING IN METALS OR MINERALS OTHER THAN THOSE USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals (n.o.c.)
9	1	1	Stone, marble, slate, gravel, sand dealer		101		4	17	18	55	6	1
		2	Lime merchant, dealer		20		2		3	12	3
		4	Brick, tile dealer
		5	Potteryware, earthenware dealer			3
		6	Glassware dealer		12	7		1	2	7	2
		7	China, crockeryware dealer		80	59	5	24	6	40	4	1
		8	Others. (Bottle dealer, collector, &c.)		26	4	2	3	5	11	4	1
			Sub-order 2.—Gold, Silver, and Precious Stones.
	2	1	Gold, silver buyer, dealer, broker		4			1	2	1
		2	Precious stones dealer, buyer, broker			1
			Sub-order 3.—Metals other than Gold and Silver.
	3	1	Tin, zinc merchant, dealer		3	1		1	1	1
		4	Iron ore, pig iron, scrap iron dealer		1				1
		5	Iron, galvanized iron, wire importer, dealer		39		1	7	3	23	4	1
		6	Ironmonger (not saddlers' or coach builders'), hardware dealer		1,272	60	44	331	278	505	98	16
		7	Others		6				1	4	1
			Total, Order 9		1,564	135	58	385	320	659	122	20
			ORDER 10.—PERSONS DEALING IN MINERALS, ETC., MAINLY USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Coal and other Substances mainly used for Fuel and Light.
10	1	1	Coal, coke merchant, dealer		142	2	1	7	19	83	29	3
		2	Lignite, shale, peat, charcoal dealer		2			1	1
		3	Firewood, fuel merchant, dealer	W.	907	1	46	276	183	288	89	21	4
		3	Firewood, fuel merchant, dealer	A.	301	15	39	217	28	17
		4	Petroleum, kerosene, parafline importer, dealer		9			1		8
			Total, Order 10		1,361	18	86	502	231	396	118	24	4
			ORDER 11.—PERSONS ENGAGED AS GENERAL DEALERS OR IN MERCANTILE PURSUITS NOT OTHERWISE CLASSED.
			Sub-order 1.—Merchants, Dealers (undefined).
11	1	1	Merchant, importer, undefined		759	31	19	206	175	303	49	5	2
		2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper	W.	1,251	458	127	386	232	397	81	28
		2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper	A.	228	517	28	106	46	38	5	5
		3	Dealer, trader		581	238	53	137	93	210	66	19	3
		4	Hawker, pedler		109	14	14	22	11	42	12	4	4
		5	Broker, agent		275	8		58	39	122	44	12
		6	Commission agent		129	5	3	9	15	62	27	12	1
		7	Others		176	48	4	39	37	71	22	3
			Sub-order 2.—Other Mercantile Persons.
	2	1	Officer of public company, society		121	1		4	9	77	24	7
		2	Clerk, cashier, accountant, typewriter (commercial or other undefined)		3,887	734	245	1,046	694	1,422	363	110	7
		3	Commercial traveller, canvasser, salesman (undefined)		1,348	1,028	40	94	178	725	267	37	7
		4	Others		574	176	3	22	25	198	200	123	3
			Total, Order 11		9,438	3,258	536	2,129	1,554	3,667	1,160	365	27
			ORDER 12.—PERSONS ENGAGED AS SPECULATORS ON CHANCE EVENTS.
			Sub-order 1.—Chance Events.
12	1	1	Bookmaker		134		1	6	20	93	14
		2	Others			1
			Total Order 12		134	1	1	6	20	93	14

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*							Not at Work.
Age Groups of Females.							Total.		Age Groups of Males.						Age Groups of Females.
5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Males.	Females.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.



							1				1

							1						1
	1	1	1
	3	4					1					1
	16	15	26	2			1						1
		2	2


			1				1				1

			1


							1		1
	13	8	33	5		1	54		10	10	20	11	3

	33	30	64	7		1	60		11	10	22	12	5


		1	1				7		1	1	3	2

	1						29		5	6	8	4	6
	1	3	8	3

	2	4	9	3			36		6	7	11	6	6

	3	4	21	1	2		21		2	2	15	1	1
17	148	138	151	4			41	11	10	6	8	8	9		5	4	2
23	107	80	230	64	12	1
2	49	57	98	25	7		42	6	1	9	20	7	5		1	1	4
2	2	1	6			3	17	1	3	2	10	2							1
	1	5		2			8			1	4	3
		2	3				14		1		6	4	3
2	28	15	3				9		1	3	5

		1
9	181	256	274	12	1	1	406	35	43	72	160	92	39		7	12	16
15	265	346	373	24	2	3	82	38	5	10	37	22	8		6	11	21
	12	9	59	68	27	1	21	1	2		7	5	7						1
70	796	914	1,218	200	51	9	661	92	68	105	272	144	72		19	28	43		2


							12			2	8	1	1
1
1							12			2	8	1	1

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.		Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Total.		Age Groups of Males.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
			Sub-class C.—Storage.
			ORDER 13.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN STORAGE.
			Sub-order 1.—Storage.
13	1	1	Bonded, free store, manager, clerk		54		3	12	11	23	4	1
		2a	Bonded, free store, storeman, worker		180		6	11	35	74	45	9
		2b	Storeman, store labourer (undefined)		793		3	72	104	449	154	11
		3	Others engaged in storage		8		3			4	1
			Total, Order 13		1,035		15	95	150	550	204	21
			Total, Class III.		39,315	8,319	2,150	9,169	7,398	15,897	3,815	808	78
			CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION.
			ORDER 14A.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE TRANSPORT OF PASSENGERS AND GOODS
			Sub-order 1.—On Railways (not construction).
14A	1	1	Railway officer, station-master, clerk		1,518	94	9	201	67	1,001	235	4	1
		2	Railway engine-driver, fireman		1,367			45	86	1,073	161	1	1
		3	Railway guard, porter, servant		1,409	182	4	134	94	1,023	149	1	4
		4	Railway ganger, fettler		1,272		4	6	50	963	246	3
		5	Railway employe, labourer		3,720		5	280	338	2,380	686	26	5
		6	Others		16			14		2
			Sub-order 2—On Roads.
	2	1	Tramway (chiefly cable), officer, clerk		84	22		2	7	64	9	2
		2	Tramway (chiefly cable), conductor, gripman, engine-driver, employe		1,316		1	42	249	918	99	5	2
		3	Tramway (steam) officer, clerk		2					2
		4	Tramway (steam) conductor, driver, fireman, employe		24			6	5	9	4
		7	Tramway (horse) officer, clerk		4			1		2	1
		8	Tramway (horse) conductor, driver, employe		62		5	17	9	23	7	1
		9	Coach, omnibus, cab proprietor's clerk, &c.		20		4	5	10			1
		10	Coach, omnibus, cab driver, conductor		774		54	85	123	365	122	22	3
		11	Parcels delivery agent, driver, clerk		128		1	2	13	100	12
		12	Drayman, carrier, carter, teamster, horse driver (n.o.c.)	W.	4,036	6	79	711	782	1,950	447	63	4
		12	Drayman, carrier, carter, teamster, horse driver (n.o.c.)	A.	198	9	30	99	29	21	3		16
		13a	Livery-stable keeper		180	1	3	44	46	69	14	2	2
		13b	Groom (undefined)		898		41	183	128	366	150	30
		14	Others		86		8	29	20	19	7	1	2
			Sub-order 3.—On Seas and Rivers, and the regulation thereof.
	3	1	Harbors and Rivers Department, Marine Board, ferry service, officer		128		1	2	7	43	71	4
		2	Pilot		26					7	19
		3	Lighthouse-keeper, superintendent		49	1			1	39	8	1
		4	Shipping agent, manager, clerk		282	1	2	53	45	142	34	6
		5	Shipmaster, officer, seaman (merchant service)		1,793		1	132	255	951	368	83	3
		6	Engineer, stoker, coal-trimmer on steamer (merchant service)		634			26	96	408	95	8	1
		7	Steward, stewardess, ship-servant		472	42	1	83	110	217	54	6	1
		9	Bargemaster, lighterman		26			2	4	15	5
		10	Stevedore, lumper, wharf labourer		2,318		5	90	239	1,413	514	46	11
		11	Boatman, waterman		47	1	1	8	3	23	11	1
		12	Ferry, punt worker		14	1		1	2	6	4	1
		13	Wharfinger		11					7	4
		14	Others		19		1		1	2	15
			Total, Order 14A		22,933	360	260	2,303	2,819	13,623	3,554	318	56

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*							Not at Work.
Age Groups of Females.							Total.		Age Groups of Males.						Age Groups of Females.
5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Males.	Females.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.




							1			1
							11		1	2	2	1	5
							32			5	15	6	6

							44		1	8	17	7	11
215	2,103	2,270	3,117	495	102	17	1,855	161	205	317	802	337	193	1	40	45	70	3	2	1



	2	4	73	14	1		1		1
							1						1
	7	10	85	79	1		2			2
							3			2			1
							25		6	12			7


		2	19	1			1			1
							9		1	6		2



							4		1	1			2
							1			1
							42		3	5	11	13	9	1

		3	3				162		25	37	50	32	16	2
	3	3	3
		1					4			1	1		2
							102		13	22	34	22	11
							2		1		1



		1
		1					1						1
							189		11	26	78	44	30
							26			6	3	11	6
	5	9	25	2	1		13	1	3	1		7	2					1
							1					1
							89		5	17	26	27	14
			1				2			1		1
		1


	17	35	209	96	3		680	1	70	141	204	160	102	3				1

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.		Age Groups of Males.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION—continued.
			ORDER 14B.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE TRANSMISSION OR DELIVERY OF COMMUNICATIONS, DOCUMENTS, OR SMALL PARCELS.
			Sub-order 1.—Postal Service.
14B	1	1	Postal officer, postmaster or mistress, clerk, sorter	815	533	14	87	65	487	140	21	1
		2	Letter-carrier	461		23	28	42	364	3	1
		3	Mail contractor	33	1	2	18	11	1	1
		4	Mailman, mailguard	170		43	59	11	32	20	5
		5	Others	65	1	5	9		40	10	1
			Sub-order 2.—Telegraph and Telephone Service.
	2	1	Telegraph officer, operator, clerk	339	121	5	37	22	259	15		1
		2	Electrician, lineman	123			2	14	84	22	1
		3	Telephone officer	47	122	4	10	2	29	2
		4	Messenger	411		252	158	1
		5	Others	5			4			1
			Sub-order 3.—Delivery by Hand.
	3	1	Messenger, porter (not on railway)	307	4	65	191	13	19	13	6
		2	Errand boy, girl	548	3	447	101
			Total, Order 14B	3,324	785	860	704	181	1,315	227	35	2
			TOTAL, Class IV.	26,257	1,145	1,120	3,007	3,000	14,938	3,781	353	58
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.
			Sub-class A.—Manufacturers.
			ORDER 15.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE, OR REPAIR, ETC., OF ART AND MECHANIC PRODUCTIONS OF MIXED MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Books and Publications.
15	1	1	Publisher	132	9	8	39	24	43	15	2	1
		2	Printer, printer's manager, clerk	2,021	45	223	670	316	626	169	15	2
		3	Compositor	983	14	8	126	194	556	90	9
		4	Machinist, stereotyper, and others engaged in printing	294	35	29	43	54	148	20
		5	Bookbinder, manufacturing stationer (all branches)	449	593	47	112	59	185	40	4	2
		6	Others	9	1	1	6	2
			Sub-order 2.—Musical Instruments.
	2	1	Musical instrument maker	18	1	1	3		11	3
		2	Musical instrument tuner, repairer	61	1	2	10	12	32	2	3
			Sub-order 3.—Prints, Pictures, and Art Materials.
	3	1a	Lithographer, lithographic printer	215	1	14	46	25	106	22	1	1
		1b	Process printer (photographic, zincographic, &c.)	24	2	1	6	7	8	2
		2	Picture-frame maker, picture restorer, cleaner	102	14	7	43	14	29	6	3
		3	Artists' materials manufacturer, artists' colourman	2		1			1
		4	Others	4		1	2		1
			Sub-order 4.—Ornaments, Minor Art Products, and Small Wares.
	4	1	Carver (all branches), carver and gilder	83	3	4	19	5	42	11	2
		3	Taxidermist	2	1				1	1
		4	Toy maker	4	4	1	1	1	1
		5	Basket maker, wicker-worker	134	1	15	44	19	43	12	1
		6	Artificial-flower maker, art needle-worker	3	32		1	1	1
		7	Paper bag, box maker	21	312	3	2	3	13
		8	Brush, broom maker	177	61	7	51	34	71	10	3	1
			Sub-order 5.—Equipment for Sports and Games.
	5	1	Billiard, bagatelle table manufacturer	7			1		2	1	3
		2	Cricket, lawn tennis equipment maker	10		2	2	2	3	1
		4	Fishing-tackle maker	1			1
		5	Others	2			1		1

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*							Not at Work.
Age Groups of Females.							Total.		Age Groups of Males.						Age Groups of Females.
5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Males.	Females.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.



3	25	62	325	100	16	2

				1
							2		1				1
					1

1	5	11	102	2

	19	43	59	1



1	3						12		12
3							13		13
8	52	116	486	104	17	2	27		26				1
8	69	151	695	200	20	2	707	1	96	141	204	160	103	3				1




1	1	2	4	1			1		1
4	15	7	19				113		21	19	42	21	10
		4	9	1			114		4	17	71	14	8
	20	11	2	2			11			2	6	3
26	277	150	133	7			24	6	5	4	8	4	3		2		4
1

				1			1						1
			1				1				1

	1						15		3	6	3	1	2
		1	1				1			1
1	6	4	3				2			1	1


							1					1
	2		1				5		1			1	3
			1
	1	2		1			2			1	1
			1				6		1	1	3		1
	4	5	18	5				2							1	1
16	136	90	67	3				6							2	4
2	19	15	24	1			7		1	1	3	2

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Total.		Age Groups of Males.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 6.—Designs, Medals, Type, and Dies.
15	6	2	Die-sinker	10		1	2	2	4	1
		3	Engraver (not art), pattern designer	211	21	5	57	25	95	25	4
		4	Rubber-stamp maker	6			2	1	3
		5	Others	3			2	1
			Sub-order 7.—Watches, Clocks, and Scientific Instruments.
	7	1	Watch, clock, chronometer maker	216	6	9	58	45	80	23	1
		2	Scientific instrument maker	22	1	3	3		13	3
		3	Optician	43	3	6	8	13	11	4	1
		4	Telegraph, telephone instrument maker, fitter	15			1	5	9
		5	Electric apparatus maker, fitter	51		1	16	10	20	4
		6	Others	1				1
			Sub-order 8.—Surgical Instruments and Appliances.
	8	1	Surgical instrument maker	13		1	4	2	5	1
		2	Surgical appliances, truss, bandage maker	3	5		1		2
		3	Others
			Sub-order 9.—Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives.
	9	1	Gunsmith	17		1	4	3	7	2
		3	Explosives manufacturer	49	32	3	5	6	24	9	2
		4	Fuse, cartridge maker	21	37	6	6	2	3	4
		5	Shot maker	3					3
		6	Fireworks maker	7		1	1	1	3	1
		7	Others	5					4	1
			Sub-order 10.—Engines, Machines, Tools, and Implements.
	10	1a	Railway-engine maker, fitter	246			24	19	154	47	2
		1b	Engine-maker, fitter (other), mechanical engineer	1,803		19	375	270	811	290	37	1
		2	Millwright	27					16	7	4
		3	Boilermaker, caulker, cleaner	576		11	84	70	312	96	3
		4	Agricultural machinery and implement maker	127	2	2	30	29	58	8
		5	Sewing-machine maker, repairer	13	1	1	3	2	5	2
		6	Cutler, tool-maker, saw-setter	63		1	10	10	26	15	1
		7	Gas, water meter maker	35		1	7	5	13	9
		8	Scale, weighing machine maker, adjuster	7			3		2	2
		9	Others	15		1	6	3	4	1
			Sub-order 11.—Carriages and Vehicles.
	11	1	Railway carriage, waggon, tram-car builder	206	1		7	5	158	36
		2a	Coach, carriage, waggon, cart builder	1,280	8	45	369	183	514	141	24	4
		2b	Carriage, coach painter	450		13	91	77	233	34	1	1
		3	Bicycle, motor-car maker	306	16	23	140	67	72	3	1
		4	Perambulator, wheel-chair maker	9	1	3	3		2		1
		5	Wheelwright	442		11	96	44	192	77	22
		6	Others	30	1			16	14
			Sub-order 12.—Harness, Saddlery, and Leatherware.
	12	1	Saddlery and harness, whip maker	1,052	25	56	333	201	356	92	14
		2	Leather belting maker	16			6	2	4	2	2
		3	Leather, cutter, designer	15	2	1	3	3	6	2
		4	Portmanteau maker	52	5	5	20	12	14	1
		5	Saddle-tree maker	15		2	3	2	7		1
		6	Fancy leather worker	41	14	2	10	13	13	3
		7	Others	10			10
			Sub-order 13.—Ships, Boats, and their Equipment.
	13	1	Shipbuilder, shipwright, boatbuilder	170		2	8	7	55	74	24
		2	Ship-rigger	5			1	1		1	2
		3	Block, oar, mast maker	1						1
		4	Sail-maker	50	1	1	5	4	13	20	7
		6	Dock engine-driver, labourer	45			4	3	21	12	5
		7	Others	2			2

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*							Not at Work.
Age Groups of Females.							Total.		Age Groups of Males.						Age Groups of Females.
5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Males.	Females.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.



2	8	3	7	1			7				4	2	1



1	2	1	2				15		1	2	9	1	2
	1						1				1
	1	1	1				2				2

							2				1	1



	1		4
							1			1


8	19	5					1		1
5	19	11	2				1		1





							122		10	15	48	29	19	1
							4				1	1	2
							43		3	8	22	6	4
	1		1				6		1		2	1	2
		1					1				1
							5		1	1		3




				1			1						1
2	3	2	1				62		5	14	32	3	8
							25		4	3	16	1	1
	5	9	1	1			13	1	6	4	1	2			1
	1
							36		2	2	14	8	12
			1				2				2

2	9	6	8				43	1	5	10	21	5	2				1
							1				1
1	1
	1	3	1				3		1		1	1
							1				1
1	5	2	6				1			1


							27			1	8	5	13
							2						2
							1					1
	1						7				3	3	1
							5					4	1

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.		Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Total.		Age Groups of Males.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 14.—House Fittings.
15	14	1	Door, sash, and joinery, worker ; turner		521		7	77	62	262	99	13	1
		2	Saw-mill (other than forest) worker		642	1	24	101	104	293	106	13	1
		3	Wooden mantelpiece maker, and enameller		14	1		2	1	10		1
		4	Others		5		2	1	1		1
			Sub-order 15.—Furniture.
	15	1	Furniture manufacturer, cabinet-maker, bedstead maker		995	16	31	144	120	529	138	18	15
		2	Bed, mattress maker, upholsterer		397	180	13	75	56	206	42	4	1
		3	Others		362	5	12	49	59	193	43	5	1
			Sub-order 16.—Chemicals and By-Products.
	16	1	Manufacturing chemist (n.o.c.)		150	49	6	35	29	59	20	1
		3	Ink, blacking manufacturer		19	5	2	3	3	11
		4a	Salt maker		41		2	2	10	26	1
		4b	Soda, alkali, starch, blue, &c., maker		44	66	4	7	9	19	3	2
		5	Eucalyptus oil maker		66	7	6	22	7	26	5
		6	Paint manufacturer		14	1		5	1	4	4
		7	Others		14	3		1		12	1
			Total, Order 15		15,847	1,646	721	3,576	2,399	6,935	1,922	262	32
			ORDER 16.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE OR REPAIR OF TEXTILE FABRICS, DRESS, AND FIBROUS MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.— Textile Fabrics.
16	1	1	Cotton manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)		4	28		3		1
		2	Woollen manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)		427	441	61	111	55	143	43	14
		3	Silk manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)		1				1
		4	Dyer, scourer		67	34	1	14	12	25	13	1	1
		5	Flock manufacturer		15	7	2	7		2	4
		6	Others			4
			Sub-order 2.—Dress.
	2	1a	Clothing manufacturer		141	2,062	7	25	11	76	21	1
		1b	Tailor, tailoress, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist	W.	1,765	15,384	63	371	319	737	202	72	1
		A.	Tailor, tailoress, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist	43	320	6	25	8	3	1
		2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker		348	386	21	75	46	154	47	5
		3	Shirt maker		29	301	2	10	5	9	2	1
		4	Milliner, staymaker, glovemaker		3	1,655		1		2
		5	Sockmaker, knitter		11	191			4	7
		6	Furrier, rugmaker		13	68		5	4	1	2	1
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)†		4,030	1,119	243	858	726	1,738	392	66	7
		8	Umbrella, parasol maker		47	110	4	10	11	22
		9	Feather dresser, glove-cleaner			45
		10	Others		7	173	1		3	2	1
			Sub-order 3.—Fibrous Materials.
	3	1	Mat maker		25	20		9	6	8	2
		2	Rope, twine, cord maker		175	62	27	63	19	50	14	2
		4	Tent, tarpaulin maker		33	3		8	3	11	7	4
		5	Bag, sack maker		19	12	1	2	5	3	5	3
		6	Others		3	3			2	1
			Total, Order 16		7,206	22,428	439	1,597	1,240	2,995	756	170	9
			ORDER 17.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE, ETC., OF FOODS, DRINKS, NARCOTICS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Food.
17	1	1	Slaughterman, abattoir worker		258		4	32	33	126	56	6	1
		2	Meat, bacon, ham curer, preserver		278	8	18	45	53	131	30	1
		3	Fish curer		6	1		1	1	2	2
		4	Butter, cheese maker, factory worker		840	23	14	102	205	458	54	6	1
		5	Animal food refrigerater		127		7	15	16	71	18
		6	Others		4		1		1	1	1

[* Including "Sewing Machinist" and "Machinist" (undefined), some of whom may have been employed in the Bootmaking trade.] [† Number of females probably incomplete. (See footnote above.)]

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*							Not at Work.
Age Groups of Females.							Total.		Age Groups of Males.						Age Groups of Females.
5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Males.	Females.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.


							38		6	6	8	10	8
			1				45		6	4	21	4	10
			1


3	2	6	5				49		5	3	18	10	13
3	46	40	80	9	2		22	2	2	1	13	4	2				2
		1	4				25		2	4	11	6	2

	17	16	16					1							1
	2	1	2				1			1
							2				2
5	30	21	9	1
	2	3	2				1				1
			1				3			1	1	1
	2	1
84	661	424	440	35	2		931	19	99	135	403	159	134	1	7	5	7


	3	5	18	1	1		1	1					1		1
23	164	116	120	16	2		12	5	1	1	3	4	3				4	1
							1			1
1	3	11	16	3			7	1			4	2	1				1
	2	4	1				1			1
		2	1	1			1			1

118	825	515	529	64	10	1	2	38			1	1			10	11	14	3
531	5,326	4,056	4,845	497	106	23	90	641	4	13	29	13	31		178	182	218	45	17	1
18	71	89	116	20	6
19	159	95	99	14			17	11	1	5	5	1	5		6	3	1		1
29	101	67	77	27			5	4		1	3	1				1	2	1
30	666	542	403	13	1			62							13	22	25		1	1
23	101	45	21	1			1	2			1				1		1

4	29	12	20	3			2				1	1
97	510	296	205	8		3	247	26	35	49	88	42	33		14	7	5
2	40	30	32	6				1											1
2	26	9	7			1
15	83	45	28	2			1	1		1					1
1	5	8	6				2			1	1
6	33	11	10	1	1		2	2	1				1		2
		1	2
2	6	2	1	1			2			1	1
1		2					1				1
922	8,153	5,963	6,557	678	127	28	395	795	42	75	138	65	75		226	226	271	50	20	2


							8			2	2	3	1
			6	2			8			2	2	2	2
1
1	5	6	10		1		27		7	9	9	2
							2		2

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.		Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Total.		Age Groups of Males.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 2.—Vegetable Food.
17	2	1	Miller, maizena manufacturer		713	20	10	100	117	346	117	19	4
		2	Baker, biscuit, pastry maker	W.	3,001	277	165	734	615	1,183	230	57	17
		2	Baker, biscuit, pastry maker	A.	142	211	24	62	33	19	3	1
		3	Fruit preserver, jam maker		290	137	25	79	55	101	29	1
		4	Confectionery maker		222	147	22	61	43	75	15	6
		5	Sugar refiner		169	2	8	40	24	75	21	1
			Sub-order 3.—Groceries, Drinks, Narcotics, and Stimulants.
	3	1	Brewer, bottler and others engaged in brewing		939	4	17	125	158	479	139	21
		2	Maltster		130			10	13	84	21	2
		3	Distiller and rectifier of spirits		49	1	1	8	4	26	9	1
		4	Wine manufacturer (not grower)		20	3		2	6	7	5
		5	Cordial, aerated water manufacturer (all branches)		541	23	21	93	93	277	52	5
		6	Coffee roaster		8			1	2	4	1
		7	Tea mixer, taster		34	1	1	10	4	16	3
		8	Tobacco, cigar, cigarette manufacturer		414	379	16	100	62	191	40	5
		9	Ice manufacturer		16				3	10	3
		10	Spice manufacturer		12	9		3	1	8
		11	Condiment maker (all branches)		30	26	3	6	8	11	1	1
		12	Others		9	1		1	3	3	1	1
			Total, Order 17		8,252	1,273	357	1,630	1,553	3,704	851	134	23
			ORDER 18.—PERSONS NOT OTHERWISE CLASSED, ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE OR TREATMENT OF ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Matters (n.o.c.).
18	1	1	Soap, candle manufacturer		291	4	24	52	35	138	37	5
		2	Tallow melter, boiling down worker		34			4	5	13	10	2
		3	Tanner, currier (all branches)		1,124	2	32	210	253	457	150	20	2
		4	Fellmonger, woolwasher		374		2	28	62	200	75	5	2
		5	Bone-dust, manure manufacturer		44	2		2	9	25	7	1
		6	Others		20		2	8	3	5	2
			Sub-order 2.—Wood (n.o.c.).
	2	1	Firewood cutter, chopper		915		44	200	142	380	127	18	4
		2	Fencer, hurdle maker		391		5	38	63	192	86	6	1
		3	Bark-mill owner, worker		4					2	2
		4	Cooper		251		5	25	39	117	51	14
		5	Others		297	40	19	107	59	97	14	1
			Sub-order 3.—Vegetable Produce for Fodder.
	3	1	Chaffcutter, haypresser		363		13	53	82	176	31	4	4
		3	Oil and seed-cake maker		1			1
			Sub-order 4.—Paper Manufacture.
	4	1	Paper manufacturer (all branches)		99	27	6	19	16	38	16	3	1
		2	Others		4	7			2	1	1
			Total, Order 18		4,212	82	152	747	770	1,841	609	79	14
			ORDER 19.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE, ETC., OF METALS OR MINERALS OTHER THAN THOSE USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals (n.o.c.).
19	1	1	Monumental, marble mason, stone cutter, dresser		370		12	37	23	216	68	14
		2	Limeburner		45		1	2	8	27	5	2
		3	Plaster-maker, cement manufacturer		62		2	6	4	45	4	1
		4	Brickmaker, tile manufacturer		812	9	17	119	106	428	123	18	1
		5	Potter		354	6	25	110	63	121	30	5
		6	Glass manufacturer, worker		373	2	56	110	80	103	18	5	1
		7	Crockery, earthenware repairer, maker		17			2	3	8	4
		8	Asphalt, pitch maker		3			1		2
		9	Asbestos, worker		1					1
		10	Others		2					2

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons Not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*							Not at Work.
Age Groups of Females.							Total.		Age Groups of Males.						Age Groups of Females.
5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Males.	Females.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.


2	10	5	3				38		2	6	8	15	7
15	133	70	53	6			206	2	26	46	83	22	29		2
7	45	37	98	22	2
13	62	33	29				7	1	3	2	2				1
4	69	48	23	3			14	4	5	4	2	2	1		1	1	1	1
		1	1				2		2

	2		2				43		6	8	15	9	5
							14		1	1	7	3	2
				1			4			1	2	1
	1		2				1			1
	6	7	7	2	1		40		9	8	17	5	1

		1
44	194	96	43	2			12	3	2		5	4	1			3

1	2	6
	17	5	3	1			1			1
				1			2	1			1	1			1
88	546	315	280	40	4		429	11	65	91	155	69	49		5	4	1	1


		2	2				6				4	1	1
							5				1	2	2
			2				52		5	8	17	12	10
							35		2	3	12	12	6
		1	1				2				2
							2		1		1

							42		7	6	16	6	7
							7			1	2	2	2
							2		1			1
							32		1	6	7	7	11
4	22	9	5				12	1	6	2	2	1	1				1

							4		1	1	2


2	8	5	7	5			2				1		1
	5	2
6	35	19	17	5			203	1	24	27	67	44	41				1


							45		2	2	22	9	10
							2				1	1

	3	1	5				59		4	6	18	15	16
1	2	1	2				14		3	1	4	5	1
	1			1			24		11	5	3	5

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons Not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.		Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Total.		Age Groups of Males.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 2.—Workers in Jewellery, Precious Stones, and Minting.
19	2	1a	Goldsmith, (not watchmaker), silversmith, jeweller		523	21	36	184	88	162	51	2
		1b	Gold-beater		17				3	11	3
		2	Lapidary, precious stones worker		29	1	2	10	4	13
		3	Electro-plater, plater		61	4	5	22	14	18	1	1
		4	Persons engaged in minting		33			5	8	13	7
			Sub-order 3.—Workers in various metals (n.o.c.)
	3	1	Tinsmith, zinc, galvanized-iron worker, galvanizer		965	6	83	322	194	300	59	5	2
		2	Copper smith, worker		110	1	3	28	15	49	15
		3	Brass founder, moulder, worker		389		14	164	58	119	31	3
		4	Lead and antimony worker (not type or shot maker)		7	1			2	5
		5	Iron and steel founder, moulder, worker		2,578	7	62	544	422	1,211	311	25	3
		6	Wire-worker		111	5	21	37	26	25	1	1
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	W.	3,966		108	1,194	773	1,460	356	70	5
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	A.	213		24	129	31	27		2
		8	Others		158	4		61	32	55	10
			Total, Order 19		11,199	67	471	3,087	1,957	4,421	1,097	154	12
			ORDER 20.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE CONVERSION OF COAL, ETC., TO PURPOSES OF HEAT, LIGHT, OR OTHER FORMS OF ENERGY.
			Sub-order 1.—Working in Fuel, Light, and other forms of Energy.
20	1	1a	Gas manufacture manager, worker		478	2	3	23	22	278	122	29	1
		1b	Gas supply officer		162		1	2	4	125	25	5
		2	Coke manufacturer, burner		3		1		1	1
		3	Electric light or energy producer, worker, supplier		151		2	24	34	75	16
		4	Hydraulic power producer, worker		8			2	1	4	1
		5	Charcoal burner		39	1	3	7	5	13	9	2
		7	Others		100	34	8	29	10	28	14	11
			Total, Order 20		941	37	18	87	77	524	187	47	1
			Sub-class B.—Constructors of Buildings, Works, &c.
			ORDER 21.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OR MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS, ROADS, RAILWAYS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Houses and Buildings.
21	1	1	Builder, contractor, manager, foreman, clerk		542	2	8	50	30	302	116	35	1
		2	Stonemason, hodman, labourer		496		6	32	34	262	107	54	1
		3	Bricklayer, hodman, labourer		1,527		12	126	113	889	320	64	3
		4a	Carpenter, labourer	W.	5,981		56	598	484	3,154	1,235	438	16
		A.	Carpenter, labourer	111		30	64	7	7	2		1
		4b	Venetian-blind maker		40		7	12	5	11	5
		5	Slater, shingler		79		3	10	8	41	15	2
		6	Plasterer, modeller		709		9	49	44	428	155	24
		7	House-painter, paperhanger, glazier		2,800	5	89	498	414	1,408	332	55	4
		8	Plumber, gasfitter, bellhanger		1,790	1	62	497	272	789	153	16	1
		9	Locksmith		16	1	1	4	4	6	1
		10	Others		98		5	27	25	36	5
			Sub-order 2.—Roads, Railways, Tramways, Earthworks, &c., or Undefined.
	2	1a	Railway, bridge, shire contractor—labourer, relative assisting		175	2	15	36	21	78	22	3
		1b	Road labourer		3,957		21	308	540	1,981	857	241	9
		2	Skilled assistant, foreman, inspector, manager		156			4		65	83	4
		3	Carter, teamster, assisting in making or repairing roads, &c.		50			4	13	26	6	1
		4	Engine-driver, fireman, engaged in making railways, roads, &c.		8					5	3
		5	Railway navvy, labourer, platelayer		744		4	29	137	413	140	11	10
		6	Stone-breaker, &c.		310		4	16	19	87	109	73	2

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons Not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*							Not at Work.
Age Groups of Females.							Total.		Age Groups of Males.						Age Groups of Females.
5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Males.	Females.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.


1	5	5	7	3			28		2	5	10	7	3	1
							1				1
		1					2			1	1
		2	2				3		1	1	1


1	1		2		2		51	1	12	11	18	5	4	1	1
	1						3		2		1
							15		3	5	5	2
		1
	5	1	1				133		20	16	57	22	18
	2	3					5	1	2	1	1		1			1
							237		37	28	78	50	44

1		1	2				8		3	1	4
4	20	16	21	4	2		630	2	102	83	225	121	97	2	1	1


			2				8				6	1	1

							1				1
							3				2	1

				1
1	20	12	1				2		1	1
1	20	12	3	1			14		1	1	9	2	1



		1	1				65		1	7	17	16	24
							114		2	1	33	23	55
							155		4	11	60	32	48
							569		11	24	172	130	232

							2		2
							11			3	3	2	3
							70		3		27	18	22
	1		3	1			219		18	27	104	47	23
		1					106		14	16	48	17	10	1
	1						1						1
							5		1		3		1

			2				6			2		3	1
							381		21	35	174	84	67
							5				3	2
							1				1

							41		1	3	23	10	4
							11		1			6	4

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons Not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.		Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Total.		Age Groups of Males.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 2.—Roads, &c.—continued.
21	2	7	Dredge worker, diver		35			4	8	7	13	3
		7a	Sewer contractor's labourer (construction)		546		2	17	53	402	69	3
		8	Drainer, pavior, tar pavement maker		156		2	11	14	84	41	4
		9	Others		30				2	20	7	1
			Total, Order 21		20,356	11	336	2,396	2,247	10,501	3,796	1,032	48
			Sub-class C.—Others and Undefined Industrial Workers.
			ORDER 22.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE DISPOSAL OF THE DEAD, OF DEAD MATTER, SILT, OR REFUSE.
			Sub-order 1—Disposal of the Dead.
22	1	1	Undertaker		114	10	3	10	19	67	14	1
		2	Cemetery keeper, grave-digger		83	2	2	7	5	40	21	8
		3	Others		1		1
			Sub-order 2.—Disposal of Refuse.
	2	1	Scavenger, street cleaner		586		5	27	37	332	144	41
		2	Chimney sweep		12		1	1	1	2	4	3
		3	Sanitary contractor, nightman		137		1	16	13	76	29	2
		4	Sewerage clerk, worker, overseer		112				12	70	26	3	1
		5	Others		1		1
			Total, Order 22		1,046	12	14	61	87	587	238	58	1
			ORDER 23.—INDUSTRIAL WORKERS IMPERFECTLY DEFINED.
			Sub-order 1.—Imperfectly Defined.
23	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)		659	280	23	167	144	244	69	9	3
		2	Factory worker, manager (so defined)		658	328	93	245	92	192	28	8
		3	Engineer, engine-driver, stoker, fireman (so defined)		2,057		5	180	274	1,008	466	121	3
		4	Machinist, machine hand (so defined)		177		4	29	34	91	18	1
		5	Contractor, manager, apprentice, foreman (so defined)		767	65	29	186	99	337	107	9
		6	Labourer (undefined)		13,838	3	255	2,270	2,345	5,739	2,336	841	52
		7	Others		26			4		19	3
			Total, Order 23		18,182	676	409	3,081	2,988	7,630	3,027	989	58
			Total, Class V.		87,241	26,232	2,917	16,262	13,318	39,138	12,483	2,925	198
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
			ORDER 24.—PERSONS MAINLY ENGAGED IN AGRICULTURAL, PASTORAL OR MINERAL PURSUITS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Agricultural Pursuits.
24	1	1	Farmer, relative assisting	A.	16,361	13,238	1,613	5,947	3,974	4,378	244	188	17
		2	Farm manager, overseer		359	6		6	36	246	59	12
		3	Farm servant, agricultural labourer	W.	20,204	599	1,057	4,367	3,644	7,441	2,729	898	68
		4	Market gardener	W.	1,518	9	38	175	233	719	245	94	14
		4	Market gardener	A.	576	132	96	221	311	103	11	14
		5	Fruit-grower, orchardist	W.	700	43	47	179	110	270	79	14	1
		5	Fruit-grower, orchardist	A.	465	172	63	207	102	74	8	9	2
		6	Hop, cotton, tea, coffee grower		57	50	10	13	5	20	9
		7	Tobacco grower		25		3	4		5	10	3
		8	Wine grower, vigneron		1,217	45	75	155	136	431	337	79	4
		10	Horticulturist, gardener	W.	2,132	7	33	235	236	818	555	248	7
		10	Horticulturist, gardener	A.	107	39	10	48	29	18		2
		11	Agricultural Department officer		41				2	30	8	1
		12	Others		76	5	4	1	10	28	27	6
			Sub-order 2.—Pastoral Pursuits.
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stock-breeder, and relative assisting	A.	1,159	1,062	73	435	318	279	34	18	2
		2	Station manager, overseer, clerk		594	11		20	35	382	141	13	3
		3	Stock-rider, drover, shearer, shepherd, pastoral labourer		4,545	7	135	837	838	1,945	601	176	13
		4	Dairy farmer, relative assisting	A.	3,263	4,456	337	1,301	811	728	39	44	3
		5	Dairy assistant, milker		3,194	386	257	1,056	679	955	189	48	10
		6	Poultry farmer		33	44	5	5	6	8	8	1
		7	Stock and Brands Department officer		18					5	10	3
		8	Others		36		3	4	2	27

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons Not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*							Not at Work.
Age Groups of Females.							Total.		Age Groups of Males.						Age Groups of Females.
5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Males.	Females.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.



							40			5	27	8
							13		1	2	3	4	3
							2			1	1
	2	2	6	1			1,817		80	137	699	402	498	1



	1	1	6		1	1	3		1	1			1
			2				1		1


							13		1	2	5	3	2

							4		1		2	1
							2				2

	1	1	8		1	1	23		4	3	9	4	3


15	84	89	79	10	3		30	12	7	7	9	7			4	4	4
33	155	83	53	3	1		27	4	13	5	6	2	1		1		3
							208		9	18	60	69	52
							11		2	1	6	2
7	22	6	28		1	1	43	3	2	1	17	13	10		3
			2	1			1,656	1	187	262	630	307	256	14				1
							1				1
55	261	178	162	14	5	1	1,976	20	220	294	729	400	319	14	8	4	7	1
1,160	9,699	6,930	7,494	778	141	30	6,418	848	637	846	2,434	1,266	1,217	18	247	240	287	52	20	2



553	3,818	2,804	4,481	1,245	323	14
		1	2	2	1		3				3
15	171	186	218	6		3	956	5	175	143	331	169	138			3	2
	5	1	3				22		3	2	10	5	2
9	33	27	46	13	4
3	24	10	5	1			14		4	3	4	3
8	41	43	59	14	7
13	15	7	9	6

1	7	10	23	2	2		6		1		3	2
1	1	1	3	1			214		12	12	55	52	83
3	13	3	14	4	2

4			1				103		34	9	20	19	9	12

16	255	242	412	102	33	2
	7	4					39			4	21	12	2
	1	6					248		14	33	120	54	27
468	1,254	852	1,425	369	88
39	87	121	135	3	1		32	3	6	14	11		1				3
1	12	6	16	7	2		1				1

							2		1		1

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons Not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.		Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Total.		Age Groups of Males.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS—continued.
			Sub-order 3.—The capture, preservation, or destruction of Wild Animals, or the acquisition of their products.
24	3	1	Bee-keeper		35	17	9	14	7	4	1
		2	Kangaroo hunter, rabbiter		569		69	187	118	155	32	6	2
		3	Wildfowl, game keeper, hunter		8			2		5	1
		4	Others		28			2	1	13	11	1
			Sub-order 4.—Fisheries.
	4	2	Fisherman		198	2	20	61	37	60	15	5
		5	Others		2		1			1
			Sub-order 5.—Forestry, or the acquisition of Raw Products yielded by Natural Vegetation.
	5	1	Forest Department officer, ranger		51				1	38	11	1
		2	Forest saw-mill worker		1,041		25	125	186	543	147	11	4
		3	Axeman, woodman, timber-getter, splitter		1,222		41	228	208	525	175	41	4
		4	Bark stripper		18	1	1	9	5	1	1	1
		5	Collector of pith and fibre-yielding plants		3				1		2
		6	Tree-ringer, grubber		7						7
		7	Others		399		10	46	65	217	41	18	2
			Sub-order 6.—Engaged in the Conservation of Water in all its forms, and in Water Supply from Natural Sources.
	6	1	Water Department officer		138			2	7	88	38	3
		2	Water Department officer caretaker, worker		324	1		12	30	207	63	11	1
		3	Water Supply (private), officer, worker, well-sinker		100			8	15	43	25	9
		4	Water carrier, carter		3		1		1	1
		5	Others		65		1			52	12
			Sub-order 7.—Mines, Quarries, or the acquisition of Natural Mineral Products.
	7	1a	Mines Department officer (not geologist)		76	4		4	3	44	20	5
		1b	Mining engineer, inspector, surveyor (not Government)		90				5	51	23	11
		2	Mine, gold (quartz), manager, worker		7,812		105	732	1,168	4,256	1,298	247	6
		3	Mine, gold (alluvial), manager, worker	W.	4,285		24	398	745	2,231	614	261	12
		3	Mine, gold (alluvial), manager, worker	A.	107		30	56	11	10
		4	Mine, gold (undefined), manager, worker		1,162		15	105	210	582	186	64
		4a	Mine, gold (undefined), manager, worker		4,294		35	439	640	2,060	844	267	9
		5	Mine, tin (lode), worker
		6	Mine, tin (alluvial), manager, worker		9					9
		7	Mine, silver, manager, worker		2					1			1
		8	Mine, coal, manager, worker		844		19	105	131	466	112	6	5
		10	Mine, copper, manager, worker		9			1	6	1	1
		12	Mine, precious stones, manager, worker
		13a	Mine, expert, diamond-drill worker, amalgamator		56			3	4	34	14	1
		13b	Mine agent, legal manager, clerk		335	9	5	34	54	158	54	30
		14	Quartz crusher		574			317	90	105	41	18	3
		15	Pyrites worker, ore roaster		61		1	5	10	36	7	2
		16	Cyanide worker, &c.		170		1	31	40	78	18	1	1
		17	Smelter—gold		3			1		1	1
		22	Smelter—other		17			1	4	8	3	1
		23	Quarry manager, clerk		8		3	2	1	1	1
		24	Quarryman, worker		734		2	41	76	419	152	42	2
		25	Others
			Total, Class VI.		81,539	20,345	4,277	18,187	15,217	31,414	9,314	2,934	196
			CLASS VII.—INDEFINITE.
			ORDER 25.—PERSONS WHOSE OCCUPATIONS WERE IMPERFECTLY DEFINED, EMBRACING THOSE WHO DERIVE INCOMES FROM PAST SERVICES RENDERED, ETC. (N.O.C.).
			Sub-order 1.—Persons of Independent Menas.
25	1	1a	Pensioner		2,212	376			4	35	721	1,451	1
			Total, Class VII.		2,212	376			4	35	721	1,451	1

TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons Not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*							Not at Work.
Age Groups of Females.							Total.		Age Groups of Males.						Age Groups of Females.
5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Males.	Females.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Under 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.



3	7	2	1	4
							20		7	12	1



			2				14				5	4	5



							32		2	5	18	2	5
							58		12	9	26	3	8
		1					1					1
							1					1
							1				1
							27		1	3	13	9	1

							1				1
				1			3			1	1	1
							2				1		1

							2			1		1

		1	1		2
							11			2	6	1	2
							925		46	122	396	177	183	1
							448		17	32	157	79	163

							213		7	18	74	61	53
							624		37	64	210	152	161
							1				1
							1				1
							3				1	2
							32		4	6	15	5	2
							2				1	1
							1				1
							3				2	1
	1	4	4				17		1	3	5	4	4
							30		13	8	5	3	1
							2				1	1
							1			1

							4		1	1	2

							62		1	3	18	15	24	1
							1				1
1,137	5,752	4,332	6,860	1,780	465	19	4,183	8	399	511	1,544	840	875	14		3	5



		1	36	124	214	1
		1	36	124	214	1

Table 7.—Occupations of Chinese (including Half-castes) by Age Groups and Occupation Grades.,SECTION A.—MALES.
Classification.			Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Age Groups.								Occupation Grades.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Under 5.	5-15.	15-20.	20-25.	25-45.	45-65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).	Receiving salary or wages.	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			Total	504	6,740	99	224	168	394	2,582	1,800	1,371	102
			Total Specified Occupations	504	6,691	99	224	168	393	2,582	1,789	1,345	91
			A.—BREADWINNERS	237	6,123		22	155	390	2,564	1,717	1,192	83	664	2,657	2,632	85	85
			B.—DEPENDENTS	267	568	99	202	13	3	18	72	153	8
			Occupation not stated		49				1		11	26	11
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL.
1	4	6	Law clerk (not articled)	1	2				1	1						1		1
		7	Law student, articled clerk		1				1							1
2	1	1	Clergyman		2							2				2
		2	Irregular clergy, Salvation Army officer		14					4	5	5				14
		6	Others connected with religion		6					1	1	4				6
	3	5	Irregular medical practitioner		27					11	10	6		2	21	4
		6	Dentist	1	1					1				1
		7	Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist		4					1	3				2	1	1
		9	Hospital or asylum officer, attendant (n.o.c.)		1					1						1
		13	Others connected with health	1	2				1		1			1	1
	4	3	Others connected with literature (interpreter)	2	7				1	3	1	2			5	2
	7	1	Education Department, officer		1				1							1
		7	Schoolmaster, teacher, undefined		2					1	1					2
	10	6	Billiard-table proprietor, keeper, marker		1					1						1
			Total, Class I.	5	71				5	25	22	19		4	29	36	1	1
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
3	1	1	Hotel-keeper ; relative assisting, servant	2	37			1	3	16	9	7	1	6	4	26	1
		2b	Restaurant, tea room, eating-house keeper, servant		58		1	1	2	27	18	9		8	13	36		1
		3	Board and lodging-house keeper, relative assisting, servant		20					8	11	1		1	9	9	1
		5	Others connected with board and lodging		6					4	2			1	2	3
	2	3	Private house worker or servant	2	100		1	1	5	27	42	24				95		5
		7	Hairdresser, barber		6					3	3				6
		8	Mangler, laundry keeper, laundryman		270		1	5	39	196	23		6	58	95	107	6	4
			Total, Class II.	4	497		3	8	49	281	108	41	7	74	129	276	8	10

Table 7.—Occupations of Chinese (including Half-castes) by Age Groups and Occupation Grades.,SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Age Groups.								Occupation Grades.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Under 5.	5-15.	15-20.	20-25.	25-45.	45-65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).	Receiving salary or wages.	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL.
4	1	4	Share and stock broker, dealer, jobber, speculator		2						2				1			1
		5	Money broker, financier, capitalist		1							1			1
5	1	4	News agent, newspaper vendor	1	1			1								1
	4	4	Fancy goods dealer		25				3	14	7	1		6	17	2
		7	Others dealing in ornaments, small wares, &c.		1							1			1
	17	3	Rag, waste paper dealer, gatherer		1							1				1
6	1	2	Draper, linen, woollen draper		7					6		1			7
		3	Silk-mercer, dealer		1					1				1
	2	4	Shoe, boot dealer	1	1					1					1
7	1	3	Butcher, meat salesman	3	11		1	1		2	2	5			4	5	1	1
		4a	Pork-shop keeper, assistant		3					1	1	1			3
		6	Fishmonger, oyster dealer		28					11	14	3			27	1
	2	1	Grain, flour, meal merchant, dealer	1	4			1	1	2				1		3
		4a	Greengrocer, fruiterer	7	252		1	4	12	133	79	21	2	24	184	38	6
	3	1	Wine and spirit merchant, Australian wine seller		1						1				1
		4a	Grocer	2	31			2	3	18	6	2		6	10	13	2
		4b	Tea broker, importer, dealer	1	45			1	2	27	12	3		1	40	4
8	1	1	Live stock dealer		1						1				1
	3	1	Hide, skin dealer	1	1					1					1
9	1	8	Others. (Bottle dealer, collector, &c.)		2						2				2
	3	6	Ironmonger (not saddlers' or coachbuilders'), hardware dealer	1	1		1									1
10	1	3	Firewood, fuel merchant, dealer		1					1					1
11	1	1	Merchant, importer, undefined		10					5	4		1	4	6
		2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper	7	202		1	5	14	98	60	23	1	37	88	72	5
		3	Dealer, trader	2	46				3	23	15	5		6	39	1
		4	Hawker, pedler	2	82			1	1	23	34	23		1	73	7		1
		5	Broker, agent	1	11					5	5	1			10	1
		6	Commission agent	1	5					2	2	1			5
		7	Others (marine dealer, collector, &c.)		6					1	4	1			6
	2	2	Clerk, cashier, accountant, typewriter (commercial or other undefined)	1	11			1	2	4	2	2				8		3
		3	Commercial traveller, canvasser, salesman, (undefined)		1					1						1
		4	Others engaged in mercantile pursuits		6					2	3	1			1	5
12	1	2	Others connected with chance events (gambler)		3					1	2				3
			Total, Class III.	32	804		4	17	41	383	258	97	4	87	533	164	14	6
			CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION.
14A	1	3	Railway guard, porter, servant	1	1					1						1
	2	9	Coach, omnibus, cab proprietor		1						1			1
		12	Drayman, carrier, carter, teamster, horse driver (n.o.c.)	3	3			1	1	1					1	2
		13a	Livery-stable keeper	3	4		1	1	1		1			1		3
	3	5	Shipmaster, officer, seaman (merchant service)		2				1	1						2
		6	Engineer, stoker, coal-trimmer on steamer (merchant service)		23			1	4	28						23
		7	Steward, ship-servant		23			2	6	12	3					23
			Total, Class IV.	7	57		1	5	13	33	5			2	1	54

TABLE 7.—OCCUPATIONS OF CHINESE (INCLUDING HALF-CASTES) BY AGE GROUPS AND OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Age Groups.								Occupation Grades.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Under 5.	5-15.	15-20.	20-25.	25-45.	45-65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).	Receiving salary or wages.	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.
15	1	2	Printer, printer's manager, clerk		1						1				1
	4	1	Carver (all branches), carver and gilder		3				1	2					2	1
	7	1	Watch, clock, chronometer maker		1						1				1
	10	1b	Engine-maker, fitter (not railway), mechanical engineer	1	1			1								1
	11	2a	Coach, carriage, waggon, cart builder	2	2			1					1			2
	12	1	Saddlery and harness, whip maker	2	2			1	1							2
	14	1	Door, sash, and joinery worker ; turner		40				3	24	13			4	7	29
		2	Saw-mill (other than forest) proprietor, worker	2	2			2								2
	15	1	Furniture manufacturer, cabinet-maker, bedstead maker	10	567		2	19	48	407	71	5	15	80	73	409		5
		3	Others working in furniture		53			2	10	37	3		1		3	50
16	2	1b	Tailor, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist	1	3				1	1	1				2	1
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)	4	12			3	2	3	4			2	5	5
17	1	1	Slaughterman, abattoir worker		1					1						1
		2	Meat, bacon, ham curer, preserver	1	1					1						1
		4	Butter, cheese maker, factory worker	1	1			1								1
	2	2	Baker, biscuit, pastry maker		5					4	1			1	1	3
	3	1	Brewer, bottler and others engaged in brewing	2	2			2								2
18	1	3	Tanner, currier (all branches)	1	1			1								1
	2	1	Firewood cutter, chopper	3	5		1		2	1	1			1	2	2
19	3	7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	2	5			2				3			2	1		2
21	1	4a	Carpenter, labourer	3	22				1	8	7	3	3	1	9	12
	2	1b	Road labourer	4	4			2	2							4
		3	Carter, teamster, assisting in making or repairing roads, &c.	1	1			1								1
23	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)	1	23					14	7	2		6	15	2
		2	Factory worker, manager (so defined)	1	3			1		2						3
		3	Engineer, engine-driver, stoker, fireman (so defined)	1	1				1							1
		5	Contractor, manager, apprentice, foreman (so defined)	4	4					4					4
		6	Labourer (undefined)	14	89			8	5	30	30	16				78		11
			Total, Class V.	61	855		3	47	77	539	140	29	20	95	127	615		18
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
24	1	1	Farmer, and relative assisting	5	47			2	1	15	19	10		26	19		2
		3	Farm servant, agricultural labourer	12	194		1	3	7	34	79	59	11			182		12
		4	Market gardener	25	2,022		6	44	161	1,058	476	250	27	337	753	862	55	15
		5	Fruit-grower, orchardist		10					2	1	2	5	1	6	2		1
		6	Hop, cotton, tea, coffee grower		7						6	1		2	1	4

TABLE 7.—OCCUPATIONS OF CHINESE (INCLUDING HALF-CASTES) BY AGE GROUPS AND OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—MALES—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Age Groups.								Occupation Grades.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Under 5.	5-15.	15-20.	20-25.	25-45.	45-65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).	Receiving salary or wages.	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
		7	Tobacco grower		49					8	25	16		9	24	16
		8	Wine-grower, vigneron	2	148			1	2	31	88	26		1		147
		10	Horticulturist, gardener	1	7				1		6					7
		12	Others connected with agricultural pursuits		8						4	4		1		7
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stock breeder, and relative assisting		3						2	1		1	2
		3	Stock-rider, drover, shearer, shepherd, pastoral labourer	3	6		1	1	1		1	2			1	5
		5	Dairy assistant, milker	2	3			1	1		1					3
		6	Poultry farmer		4		1				1	2		1		2	1
		8	Others connected with pastoral pursuits		5					4	1					5
	3	2	Kangaroo hunter, rabbiter	1	2			1			1				2
		3	Wild fowl, game keeper, hunter		1						1					1
	4	2	Fisherman	1	12					2	6	4			11	1
	5	3	Axeman, woodman, timber-getter, splitter	2	2					2					2
		4	Bark stripper		1							1				1
		6	Tree-ringer, grubber		6					1	4	1			3	3
	7	2	Mine, gold (quartz), proprietor, manager, worker	24	90			4	9	35	32	10		4	21	63		2
		3	Mine, gold (alluvial) proprietor, manager, worker	26	802		2	14	8	56	266	450	6	10	704	71	4	13
		4	Mine, gold (undefined), proprietor, manager, worker	22	395			7	14	53	156	163	2	9	283	97		6
		8	Mine, coal, proprietor, manager, worker	2	2					2						2
		14	Quartz crusher		2						2					1		1
		15	Pyrites worker, ore roaster		2						2					2
		16	Cyanide worker, &c.		3						2		1			3
			Total, Class VI	128	3,833		11	78	205	1,303	1,182	1,002	52	402	1,832	1,487	62	50
			CLASS VII.—INDEFINITE.
25	1	3	Independent means, gentleman (so returned)		6						2	4			6
			CLASS-VIII.—DEPENDENTS.
26	1	3	Son, relative	104	122	91	25	4	1		1
		4	Visitor (no occupation stated)	2	7	2	1		1	2			1
		5	Boarder, lodger (no occupation stated)	1	13	2				1	3	7
		6	Others dependent upon natural guardians	1	1	1
	2	2	Scholar at college, grammar, or high school	3	7		3	4
		3	Scholar at state school	130	154	1	149	4
		4	Scholar at denominational school	9	9	1	8
		5	Scholar at private school	10	11		11
		6	Scholar school not stated	3	3		3
		7	Scholar at home	3	3	1	2
27	1	1	Inmate of hospital		45					3	11	31
		2	Inmate of benevolent asylum		70						8	61	1
		3	Inmate of lunatic asylum		68					8	35	19	6
		10	Pauper, beggar		37						4	33
	2	1	Inmate of gaol, penal establishment	1	17				1	4	10	2
		3	Inmate of reformatory, industrial school		1			1
			Total, Class VIII.	267	568	99	202	13	3	18	72	153	8
			Occupation not stated		49				1		11	26	11

TABLE 7.—OCCUPATIONS OF CHINESE (INCLUDING HALF-CASTES) BY AGE GROUPS AND OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—FEMALES.
Classification.			Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Age Groups.								Occupation Grades.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Under 5.	5-15.	15-20.	20-25.	25-45.	45-65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).	Receiving salary or wages.	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			Total	498	609	121	217	100	69	93	8		1
			A.—BREADWINNERS	110	124		16	48	30	29	1			6	11	82	25
			B.—DEPENDENTS	388	485	121	201	52	39	64	7		1
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL.
2	2	3	Servant of charitable institution	1	1				1							1
	3	5	Irregular medical practitioner		1					1					1
	7	4	State-school teacher		2			1		1						2
			Total, Class I	1	4			1	1	2					1	3
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
3	1	1	Hotel-keeper, relative assisting, servant	2	3			1	1	1						1	2
		2b	Restaurant, eating-house keeper, relative assisting		2			1		1					1		1
		3	Board and lodging-house keeper, relative assisting	3	3				1	2				1			2
	2	3	Private house worker or servant	46	50		11	18	12	9						50
		8	Laundry keeper, washerwoman	1	1		1										1
			Total, Class II.	52	59		12	20	14	13				1	1	51	6
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL.
4	2	1b	Insurance agent	1	1				1							1
6	1	2	Draper	1	1			1								1
7	2	4a	Greengrocer, fruiterer	4	5		3		1		1				2		3
	3	4a	Grocer	1	1				1								1
11	1	2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper	4	5			1	2	2						2	3
		4	Hawker	1	1			1									1
			Total, Class III.	12	14		3	3	5	2	1				2	4	8

TABLE 7.—OCCUPATIONS OF CHINESE (INCLUDING HALF-CASTES) BY AGE GROUPS AND OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—FEMALES.
Classification.			Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Age Groups.								Occupation Grades.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Under 5.	5-15.	15-20.	20-25.	25-45.	45-65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).	Receiving salary or wages.	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION.
14b	2	3	Telephone officer	1	1				1							1
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.
15	1	4	Engaged in printing office	1	1					1						1
16	1	2	Engaged in woollen mill	1	1				1							1
	2	1b	Tailoress, dressmaker, sewing machinist	27	28			14	5	9				3	7	15	3
		7	Bootmaker	1	1			1								1
17	3	8	Tobacco, cigar maker	2	2			2								2
			Total, Class V.	32	33			17	6	10				3	7	20	3
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
24	1	1	Farmer, relative assisting	4	4			3		1				1			3
		4	Market gardener, relative assisting	2	2				2					1			1
		6	Hop, cotton, tea grower, relative assisting	3	3		1	2								3
	2	4	Dairy farmer, relative assisting	3	3			1	1	1							3
		6	Poultry farmer, relative assisting		1			1									1
			Total, Class VI.	12	13		1	7	3	2				2		3	8
			CLASS VIII.—DEPENDENTS.
26	1	1	Wife	42	74			2	19	47	6
		2	Widow, &c., performing domestic duties (head of house)	1	2					2
		3	Daughter, relative	181	207	109	38	35	16	8			1
		4	Visitor (no occupation stated)	7	7	2		2	2	1
		5	Boarder, lodger (no occupation stated)	5	7	3		2	1	1
		6	Others dependent upon natural guardians	6	10	4	3	1		2
	2	2	Scholar at college, grammar, or high school	1	1		1
		3	Scholar at state school	117	138	2	130	5	1
		4	Scholar at denominational school	9	9		9
		5	Scholar at private school	6	10		9	1
		7	Scholar home	6	11	1	9	1
27	1	3	Inmate of lunatic asylum		1						1
		4	Inmate of orphan asylum	1	1		1
		7	Inmate of female refuge	2	2			1		1
		8	Inmate of other charitable institution	4	4		1	1		2
	2	3	Inmate of reformatory, industrial school		1			1
			Total, Class VIII.	388	485	121	201	52	39	64	7		1

[* Including a half-caste child of unspecified age.]

TABLE 8.—Occupations of Aborigines (including Half-castes) by Age Groups and Occupation Grades. SECTION A.—MALES.
Classification.			Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Age Groups.								Occupation Grades.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Under 5.	5-15.	15-20.	20-25.	25-45.	45-65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).	Receiving salary or wages.	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			Total	163	367	40	82	39	32	73	67	9	25
			Total Specified Occupations	120	310	40	82	39	26	61	51	6	5
			A.—BREADWINNERS	62	171		11	27	24	55	46	4	4	1	19	140	3	8
			B.—DEPENDENTS	58	139	40	71	12	2	6	5	2	1
			Occupation not stated	43	57				6	12	16	3	20
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL.
1	4	10	Black tracker	3	3				3							3
2	7	4	State school teacher		1			1								1
			Total Class I.	3	4			1	3							4
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
3	1	1	Hotel servant		2					2						2
	2	2	Private house worker, servant	1	2		1	1								2
		7	Hairdresser, barber		1					1					1
			Total Class II.	1	5		1	1		3					1	4
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL.
7	1	3	Butcher	1	1						1					1
8	1	2	Horse trainer, breaker		2					1			1		1	1
			Total Class III.	1	3					1	1		1		1	2
			CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION.
14a	2	12	Carter, teamster		2			1					1			1	1
	3	11	Boatman		1				1							1
			Total Class IV.		3			1	1				1			2	1

TABLE 8.—Occupations of Aborigines (including Half-castes) by Age Groups and Occupation Grades. SECTION A.—MALES.—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Age Groups.								Occupation Grades.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Under 5.	5-15.	15-20.	20-25.	25-45.	45-65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).	Receiving salary or wages.	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.
15	1	4	Engaged in printing office		1			1								1
	16	5	Eucalyptus oil maker, worker	3	4			2		1	1					2		2
17	1	2	Meat preserver, worker		2					1	1					2
	2	2	Baker		1				1									1
18	2	2	Fencer		2			1		1						2
21	1	3	Bricklayer		1					1						1
		4a	Carpenter		2						2			1		1
	2	1b	Road labourer		2					2						2
23	1	1	Manufacturer (so stated)		1					1					1
		6	Labourer (undefined)	17	46		1	9	6	15	13	1	1			44		2
			Total Class V.	20	62		1	13	7	22	17	1	1	1	1	55		5
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
24	1	1	Farmer	1	4					3	1				4
		3	Farm servant	3	18		5	2	4	4	3					17		1
		5	Fruit grower, labourer		1		1									1
		6	Hop grower, labourer	1	2						2					2
		10	Horticulturist, gardener		1			1								1
		12	Other connected with agriculture		1				1						1
	2	3	Stock rider, shearer	26	38		1	3	3	13	15	3				37		1
		5	Dairy assistant		4		2	2								4
	3	2	Rabbiter	2	10			2	1	3	3		1		6	2	2
	4	2	Fisherman	1	1					1					1
	5	2	Forest saw-mill employe		2				1		1					2
		3	Woodman, axeman	3	6			1		4	1					6
	7	3	Miner (gold, alluvial)		5				3		2				4	1
		4	Miner (gold, undefined)		1					1								1
			Total Class VI.	37	94		9	11	13	29	28	3	1		16	73	2	3
			CLASS VIII.—DEPENDENTS.
26	1	3	Son, relative	11	44	31	9	2		1	1
		4	Visitor (no occupation stated)	4	5	1				2	2
		5	Boarder, lodger (no occupation stated)	5	5		1		2	1			1
		6	Others dependent upon natural guardians	17	19	8	3	8
	2	3	Scholar at state school	15	52		52
		7	Scholar at home		2		2
27	1	1	Inmate of hospital	1	1					1
		3	Inmate of lunatic asylum	1	1						1
		4	Inmate of orphan asylum		2		2
		8	Inmate of other charitable institution		4		2	2
	2	2	Inmate of lock-up, watch-house	4	4					1	1	2
			Total Class VIII.	58	139	40	71	12	2	6	5	2	1
			Occupation not stated	43	57				6	12	16	3	20

[* Including 1 half-caste child of unspecified age.]

TABLE 8.—Occupations of Aborigines (including Half-castes) by Age Groups and Occupation Grades—continued. SECTION B.—FEMALES.
Classification.			Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Age Groups.								Occupation Grades.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Half-castes included in Total.	Total Male Chinese.	Under 5.	5-15.	15-20.	20-25.	25-45.	45-65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).	Receiving salary or wages.	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			Total	108	285	43	72	38	30	62	33	2	5
			Total Specified Occupations	101	278	43	72	38	30	60	31	1	3
			A.—BREADWINNERS	10	54		7	26	10	9	1		1	1	2	50	1
			B.—DEPENDENTS	91	224	43	65	12	20	51	30	1	2
			Occupation not stated	7	7					2	2	1	2
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL.
2	3	10	Monthly nurse		1						1				1
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
3	1	1	Hotel servant	1	3		1	1					1			3
	2	3	Private house servant	9	43		6	23	10	4						43
		8	Laundress		1					1						1
			Total, Class II.	10	47		7	24	10	5			1			47
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.
16	2	1b	Tailoress, dressmaker		4			2		2				1	1	2
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
24	1	1	Farmer, relative assisting		1					1							1
		6	Hop-picker		1					1						1
			Total, Class VI.		2					2						1	1
			CLASS VIII.—DEPENDENTS.
26	1	1	Wife	27	71			1	10	41	18		1
		2	Widow, &c., performing domestic duties (head of house)	8	12					1	9	1	1
		3	Daughter, relative	12	63	35	16	7	5
		4	Visitor (no occupation stated)	3	4	1		1		2
		5	Boarder, lodger (no occupation stated)	3	4	2			1	1
		6	Others dependent upon natural guardians	19	19	4	1	1	4	6	3
	2	3	Scholar at state school	19	45		45
		7	Scholar at home		4	1	3
27	2	3	Inmate of reformatory, industrial school		2			2
			Total, Class VIII.	91	224	43	65	12	20	51	30	1	2
			Occupation not stated	7	7					2	2	1	2

Table 9.—Ordinary Occupations of Inmates of Charitable Institutions (exclusive of Hospitals and Lunatic Asylums*) and Penal Establishments.
Classification.			Occupations.	Benevolent Asylums.		Other Charitable Institutions (except Hospitals and Lunatic Asylums).		Gaols and Lock-ups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			TOTAL	1,634	808	745	1,750	1,043	226
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL.
1	1	2b	Civil servant (no department specified)	1
	3	3	Army non-commissioned, warrant officer, private	6
		5	Sailor	1
	4	3	Law Court officer	1
		6	Law clerk (not articled)					1
		10	Police subordinate officer, policeman, detective	3		1
2	1	1	Clergyman					1
		4	Church officer, verger	1
	3	6	Dentist					1
		7	Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist	1				2
		9	Hospital or asylum officer attendant, (n.o.c.)	2			1
		10	Midwife, monthly nurse		17		2		3
		13	Others connected with health						2
	4	1	Author, editor, journalist	1				2
	5	6	Others connected with science					1
	6	1	Civil engineer	1				1
		4a	Surveyor	2				2
		5	Architect	1
		6	Draughtsman (n.o.c.)					2
	7	2	University professor, demonstrator, lecturer, librarian	1
		7	Schoolmaster, mistress, teacher, undefined	5	4			3	1
		8	Tutor, governess	2	5
	8	1	Artist, painter, art student	1
		4	Photographer, retoucher, &c.	1			1
	9	2	Musician	1
		3	Music professor, teacher	1	1
	10	1	Actor, actress, circus performer	1	2		1
		4	Jockey					3
			Total, Class I.	34	29	1	5	19	6
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
3	1	1	Hotel-keeper, relative assisting, servant	18	5		3	15	1
		2a	Coffee palace keeper, servant					4	3
		2b	Restaurant, tea room, eating-house keeper, servant	30		1	1	13
		3	Board and lodginghouse keeper, relative assisting, servant		1		1
	2	3	Private houseworker or servant	11	105		162	14	98
		6	Charwoman, cleaner		13		3		5
		7	Hairdresser, barber	3				3
		8	Mangler, laundry-keeper, washerwoman		2		9
			Total, Class II.	62	126	1	179	49	107
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL.
4	1	2	Bank clerk	1
		5	Money broker, financier			1
	2	4	Auctioneer	1
	3	1	Land and house proprietor, land speculator	1
5	1	1	Book canvasser	2
		4	News agent, newspaper vendor	1				1
	17	2	Stationer	2
6	1	1	Manchester warehouseman, wholesale draper	1				1
		2	Draper, linen, woollen draper	14	1	1	1	3
	3	5	Dealing in fibrous materials					1
7	1	1	Milkseller				2	2
		3	Butcher, meat salesman	13				20
		6	Fishmonger, oyster dealer					2
	2	3	Confectioner, pastry dealer	3
		4a	Greengrocer, fruiterer	1
	3	1	Wine and spirit merchant, Australian wine seller	1
		4a	Grocer	8				2

Table 9.—Ordinary Occupations of Inmates of Charitable Institutions (exclusive of Hospitals and Lunatic Asylums*) and Penal Establishments—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Benevolent Asylums.		Other Charitable Institutions (except Hospitals and Lunatic Asylums).		Gaols and Lock-ups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
8	1	1	Live stock dealer	1
		2	Horse and dog trainer, horse-breaker					2
	4	1	Wool classer	1
	5	2	Florist, flower, and plant seller					4
	6	1	Timber merchant					1
9	3	6	Ironmonger (not saddlers' or coachbuilders'), hardware dealer	3
10	1	3	Firewood dealer	4
11	1	1	Merchant, importer, undefined	1
		2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper	14	5			1
		3	Dealer, trader	5	1			13
		4	Hawker, pedler	11	6		1	5	1
		6	Commission agent	2				1
		7	Other dealers, undefined		1			1
	2	2	Clerk, cashier, accountant, typewriter (commercial or other undefined)	46		3		34
		3	Commercial traveller, canvasser, salesman (undefined)	4	1	1		5
		4	Other mercantile persons	1	1
12	1	2	Gambler	1
			Total, Class III.	143	16	6	4	99	1
			CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION.
14A	1	1	Railway officer	1
		3	Railway guard, porter, servant					1
		4	Railway ganger, fettler	1
	2	2	Tramway (chiefly cable) employe	1
		9	Coach, omnibus, cab proprietor	1
		10	Coach, omnibus, cab driver, conductor	11				1
		12	Drayman, carrier, carter, teamster, horse driver (n.o.c.)	9				5
		13	Livery-stable keeper, worker	12				9
		14	Others engaged in transport on roads	1
	3	4	Ship-owner, shipping agent, manager, clerk	1
		5	Shipmaster, officer, seaman (merchant service)	76		4		51
		6	Engineer, stoker, coal-trimmer on steamer (merchant service)					1
		7	Steward, ship-servant	4		2		7
		9	Bargemaster, lighterman	1
14B	1	2	Letter-carrier					1
			Total, Class IV.	119		6		76
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.
15	1	2	Printer, printer's manager, clerk	3				3
		3	Compositor	6
		5	Bookbinder, manufacturing stationer (all branches)						1
	4	1	Carver (all branches), carver and gilder	2
		5	Basket-maker, wicker worker	3
		7	Paper bag, box maker				1
		8	Brush, broom maker	1
	6	3	Engraver (not art), pattern designer, &c.	2
	7	1	Watch, clock, chronometer maker	4				3
	8	1	Surgical instrument maker	1
	9	1	Gunsmith	1
	10	1b	Engine-maker, fitter (not railway), mechanical engineer	9		2		1
		2	Millwright	1
		3	Boilermaker, caulker, cleaner	1		1		3
		6	Cutler, tool-maker, saw-setter	1
	11	2a	Coach, carriage, waggon, cart builder	1				1
		5	Wheelwright	4
	12	1	Saddlery and harness, whip maker	2				2
	13	1	Shipbuilder, shipwright, boatbuilder	3		1
		4	Sail-maker					2
	14	1	Door, sash, and joinery worker ; turner	1
		2	Saw-mill (other than forest) proprietor, worker	9
	15	1	Furniture manufacturer, cabinet-maker, bedstead maker	10				4
		2	Bed, mattress maker, upholsterer	3				1

TABLE 9.—Ordinary Occupations of Inmates of Charitable Institutions (exclusive of Hospitals and Lunatic Asylums*) and Penal Establishments—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Benevolent Asylums.		Other Charitable Institutions (except Hospitals and Lunatic Asylums).		Gaols and Lock-ups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
16	1	2	Woollen manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)	3	1			3
		4	Dyer, scourer	1
		6	Others working in textile fabrics				4
	2	1b	Tailor, tailoress, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist	17	36		13	7	10
		2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker	2
		4	Milliner, staymaker						2
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)	26		1		30	2
		8	Umbrella, parasol maker	1
	3	1	Mat maker					3
		2	Rope, twine, cord maker					2
		4	Tent, tarpaulin maker	1
		6	Others working in fibrous materials	1
17	1	1	Slaughterman, abattoir worker	1
		4	Butter, cheese maker, factory worker	1
		6	Others working in animal food	1
	2	1	Miller, maizena manufacturer	1				1
		2	Baker, biscuit, pastry maker	26				8
		3	Fruit preserver, jam maker	1
		4	Confectionery maker	2
	3	1	Brewer, bottler and others engaged in brewing	4				1
	3	2	Maltster					1
		5	Cordial, aerated water manufacturer (all branches)					1
		8	Tobacco, cigar, cigarette manufacturer					1
18	1	1	Soap, candle manufacturer	1
		3	Tanner, currier (all branches)	5				5
		4	Fellmonger, woolwasher	2
	2	4	Cooper	3				1
		5	Others working in wood (n.o.c.)	2
19	1	1	Monumental, marble mason, stone cutter, dresser	3				3
		4	Brickmaker, tile manufacturer	3				1
		5	Potter	1
	2	1a	Goldsmith (not watchmaker), silversmith, jeweller	2				2
	3	1	Tinsmith, zinc, galvanized-iron worker, galvanizer	2				10
		2	Copper smith, worker	1
		3	Brass founder, moulder, worker	2
		5	Iron and steel founder, moulder, worker	2		1		1
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	22				15
		8	Others working in various metals (n.o.c.)	1
20	1	5	Charcoal burner	1
21	1	1	Builder, contractor, manager, foreman, clerk	3
		2	Stonemason, hodman, labourer	15				4
		3	Bricklayer, hodman, labourer	13		2		4
		4a	Carpenter, labourer	40		2		19
		5	Slater, shingler	1				2
		6	Plasterer, modeller	5				4
		7	House-painter, paperhanger, glazier	19		1		15
		8	Plumber, gasfitter, bellhanger	4				4
		9	Locksmith	1
	2	1b	Road labourer	9		1		3
		8	Drainer, pavior, tar pavement maker	1
22	2	2	Chimney sweep	2
23	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)	2
		2	Factory worker, manager (so defined)		2		1		1
		3	Engineer, engine-driver, stoker, fireman (so defined)	15				14
		6	Labourer, undefined	516		11		275
		7	Other industrial workers	1
			Total, Class V.	857	39	23	19	460	16
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
24	1	1	Farmer, and relative assisting	41		2	2	9
		3	Farm servant, agricultural labourer	82	1	8	1	12
		4	Market gardener	5
		5	Fruit-grower, orchardist	1
		10	Horticulturist, gardener	39		4		26
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stock-breeder, relative assisting	2
		3	Stock-rider, drover, shearer, shepherd, pastoral labourer	9		4		2

TABLE 9.—Ordinary Occupations of Inmates of Charitable Institutions (exclusive of Hospitals and Lunatic Asylums*) and Penal Establishments—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Benevolent Asylums.		Other Charitable Institutions (except Hospitals and Lunatic Asylums).		Gaols and Lock-ups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS—continued.
24	2	4	Dairy farmer, relative assisting				3
		5	Dairy assistant, milker	1	1		1
	4	2	Fisherman	3
	5	2	Forest saw-mill proprietor, worker	2
		3	Axeman, woodman, timber-getter, splitter	6
	7	2	Mine, gold (quartz), proprietor, manager, worker	3
		3	Mine, gold (alluvial), proprietor, manager, worker	26				1
		4	Mine, gold (undefined), proprietor, manager, worker	132		3		28
		24	Quarryman, worker	2				3
			Total, Class VI.	354	2	21	7	81
			CLASS VIII.—DEPENDENTS.
26	1	1-6	Dependent relatives and others	41	559	203	851		3
	2	2-7	Scholars			462	558
27	1	11	Prostitute						5
			Total Class VIII.	41	559	665	1,409		8
			Occupation not stated	24	37	22	127	259	88

[* For occupations of inmates of hospitals and lunatic asylums, see Part VII., Sickness and Infirmity, page 8. The "Other Charitable Institutions" in the above table include orphan asylums, the blind and the deaf and dumb asylums, female refuges, sundry other charitable institutions, and industrial and reformatory schools, for numbers in each of which, see table 2 ante.]

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.


1			35	2		2		4	3	2	3	2	7	9	13	2	2		1
			24					1	1	4	2	1	2	5	2
	1		12	3	1	1		3
27	24	25	411	161	88	89	70	99	88	51	38	45	55	77	64	34	8	1	1		3
35	49	38	437	260	124	123	135	103	105	77	48	58	48	58	40	8	14	4	1
	1		32	3					1	1	1	3	1	1	8	3
			13	1	2	2		1	1	1	3	2	4	6	6	3	2	1
1			11	4		1	1	2	1	3	1		1	2	2

			27								7	3	9	15	15	4	2	1			2
			23							1	1			3	2	2
			8		1	1			3				1			1
24	22	23	410	178	85	86	75	77	71	51	47	38	33	43	51	19	7	3			3
28	31	37	390	215	120	124	107	93	84	57	38	29	42	43	32	18	2	1			3
			21		1				1		3	1	1	4	7			1
			20						2	1	4	5	4	6	3	3
			5	1		1	3	4	3	2		1	1								1

			66		4	5	7	6	6	5	6	4	11	18	19	12	9			1
			21							1			2	2	1	1	3	2
	1		11	2	1	1	1	1					1	3	1		1
41	50	52	630	302	172	219	209	218	139	91	66	62	62	119	95	62	35	3	2	1	1
71	59	55	591	354	240	261	243	195	142	99	83	65	67	117	59	41	14	4	1		4
			55	1				1		1	4	2	5	6	6	3	1
			21								1	2	1	8	5	8	1
	1		8	1	1	1	1	1		1	1										1

			18			1			3	2	5		7	12	4	2	1
			5					1		1		1		1		1

16	9	8	168	74	28	32	32	26	35	28	22	16	23	32	31	12	5	2	1		3
7	7	11	157	63	39	37	47	37	31	25	24	16	17	23	8	10	2	1			1
			13		1			1		1	1			3	1
			3						1		2		2	4	2	2


			26				1	1	3							1	1
			6

10	14	10	175	69	39	37	52	48	39	13	16	10	12	15	5	5	2	1			1
15	7	13	171	76	38	50	46	33	28	15	11	14	9	12	6	2	1
			13			1				1	3	1		3	1
			8								1		1		1
			10			2

			11			1	1				1	1	1	1	2		1
			5				1
			2																		1
4	4	4	98	34	18	23	27	17	17	8	5	10	12	20	13	6	3		1
5	5	2	103	34	22	22	20	22	22	8	11	11	6	9	4	6	3	1
			15								1	2	2			3	1
			1									1
			6			2	1

			73	1	2	2	7	2	6	4	9	9	13	12	10	5	3
		1	40	2				1				1	2		4	1		1
			4	2	2	1		1				1			1
51	44	48	753	311	149	164	191	186	140	88	76	72	70	82	76	27	13	3			2
61	68	76	698	405	183	216	223	190	174	103	67	59	53	64	57	14	10	4	1		2
1			78	1	1					3	3	3	3	6	3			1
			34			1				3	2	1	2	8	12	2	1
1			7	4	1	1	4				2			1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


2			26	3	1	5	8	4	12	7	6	7	18	10	9	4	2			2
			14			2	3	4	3	4	7	3	5	2	1	1	4
1			13	1	2	2	5	2	3		1	1		2		1				2

22	21	19	319	129	96	131	154	166	121	97	88	70	64	69	60	32	11	3		17
31	33	38	332	202	122	137	156	133	117	85	73	76	67	52	43	14	9	1	1	22
			27					1	1	1	3	1	4	4	1					1
			13							1	4		2	8	2
1	5	3	13	10	9	18	31	27	42	29	31	42	35	19	15	5	3	1		20
1			61	1		4	1	2	7	2	3	2	1	2	3	3		1
			26								1		2		2	1	1
			2				4	4	1					3
34	30	31	510	233	112	145	125	151	120	63	49	39	43	54	34	37	17	3		1
44	28	50	500	248	164	194	166	121	119	76	62	43	44	59	33	15	13	1	1
			50		1						2	5	3	9	8	2	1	1
			30			1		1		1	1	3	3	5	3		1
2	2		8	9	4	2	4		4		1	3	1	1	1

				1		1				2		4	5	5	3	1	1
			76						1	1			1	4	2	1
	1		2	1	2	1	3	1				1	1
15	11	15	213	83	57	68	74	52	41	26	34	22	21	26	24	7	2		1	3
18	17	13	179	99	63	85	51	57	45	25	18	32	28	21	15	15	1
				1					2	2		3	5	7	5	1
			53		1		1		2	4	6	2	2	1
	1		1	1	2	3	1	2	1	1		1	1	1			1

			39	1			2	1		1		3	4	4	4	4	1	2	1
			10			2	1			1	1		1	3	1		1
1			5	2	2		1		1		1	2	2
14	13	17	193	93	60	85	86	74	51	36	24	21	24	40	14	13	7	5	1	1
20	25	24	199	121	70	89	86	79	61	32	39	33	25	28	16	13	4	2		1
	1		22	2		1		2	3	1	1	2	2	1	1	2
			6						1		2	3	2	2		1	1	1
1	2	1	11	7	2	4	1	2	3	1		2					1

		1	25	2					4	1	1	2		1	1		1
			9						1				2		2	1	1
			1								1		1
19	14	13	233	88	45	47	72	75	73	42	27	30	35	18	32	28	12	3		1
27	32	31	278	162	60	101	88	89	70	49	40	32	33	35	28	28	7	3	2	2
			23	1			1				1	2	5	2	2	1
			11	1					1			2	4	3	3	4	1
			2	1									1		4	1


			40	1	1		3	2	5		2	1	2	2	1	1	3
			68							1					1	1

30	22	22	374	156	68	74	87	93	85	55	37	21	22	24	19	9	5	2		1
33	30	36	403	180	123	118	90	87	78	40	38	29	26	24	12	4	6		1	1
			60	1	1		1			1	2	1	4	3	1		1
			76				1	1					1	2	1	1
												1

			65		3	1	1		4	2	3	1	4	6	3	3
			29					1	2	1	1	3	1	2	4	1	1		1
	2		17	8	5	3	1		1	1			2	1	1					4
56	35	35	649	290	154	193	181	155	125	82	51	51	65	90	51	30	17		1	6
67	54	60	635	344	259	239	228	163	130	102	97	88	69	72	45	23	10	3	1	6
			67							2	4	4	4	5	3	2	1
			14					1	2	1	7	3	6	6	4	1	4
4	1	1	14	10	5	4		1	3	1	2	1	3	2						1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			6		2		1		2	3	1	1
			2	1											1
															1	1	1
6	5	3	70	29	14	15	21	16	18	11	5	1	4	6	6	4	1
5		5	59	16	12	14	15	13	17	2	2	4	6	9	3	3				1
			2		1						1		2	4	1
												1	2	1	1


			61	2	2	3	12	11	6	3	5	1	6	4	3		1
			27						3	1	1	2		1	1	1		1	1
	1		3	4		1	3	3	2	1			1	1		1
36	39	48	492	251	124	142	180	139	112	69	67	56	45	62	37	20	9	1	2	4
51	39	58	452	282	176	208	161	119	113	78	63	53	36	43	26	11	5			2
			37	1			2	4		3	3		4	8	1	1
			20			1	1		1		1	2	2	4	5	3
1			4	4	4	2		2	1		1			1	1


			42		3	5	6	6	2	3	4	4	5	1	1	1
			11							1				1
			5		1			1		1				1
29	24	22	267	146	81	129	114	123	73	38	40	39	36	22	16	11	1		1	2
20	33	36	303	172	126	142	118	78	59	38	31	28	34	17	17	6	4	2		4
			40			1		1	1	1		1	1	3	2
			9						2		2	1	1					1
	1		2	1				1			1

			15			1	1	2					1
			9						1		1		1
				1	2	1	1	5	1		2		2							1
16	24	14	174	107	89	96	82	94	49	37	29	12	17	8	10	3	1			1
24	23	19	182	117	83	85	77	59	35	25	11	16	14	13	8	1	1			1
			26									1	1	1	1	1				1
			5					1			2	2	3	2
1			1	1		3


			40				1	1	1	2	1		3	4	2					1
			19				1	1	1	1	1	1		4	1	1	1
1			13	2	1	1	1		1	1					1
19	29	27	425	184	88	105	107	107	96	77	47	29	46	48	26	14	4		1	1
44	38	43	450	239	154	166	130	116	111	68	52	40	60	43	29	12	4	4	1	4
			31	1			1	1	1	1	4	1	1	6	4	3		1
			12				1			2		1	1	6	5	1				1
1		2	6	3		1	1	1	1	2		2		1						1



																				359
																				359
																				296


																				296

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			11				1		1	3	2			2	3	4		1
			6					1			1	1		1	3		1
	1		3	2	1	2	1	3	1						1
9	11	8	132	67	37	43	45	52	36	30	23	17	18	21	18	6	8	2		1
9	8	10	143	64	45	38	31	32	39	18	13	20	19	13	4	7	4	1
		1	10	1			1					1		3		1
			2									2	2	1	2	1	1
		1	2	3						1

		1	44	1		3	1	2	4	4	2	3	2	2	4	3
			26	1					1	1	1	2	1	1	3	1
		2	5	2	19	21	60	57	23	23	26	24	39	14	16	12	2	2		12

33	33	42	507	222	133	139	219	241	201	161	96	79	83	91	57	37	7	5	1	13
37	38	36	483	234	146	199	212	229	179	131	89	81	79	78	51	39	18	3	3	1
			46	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	2		3	2	1	2		1	1
			27		1	1		2	3		2	7	2	5	4	1
			5		10	24	41	50	32	35	28	39	33	26	20	10	5		1
			8						1		2	1			3	1
			7
1	1	1	2	3	1				1	1					1
6	8	10	94	54	28	37	34	38	37	21	17	18	15	11	17	2	3			1
7	6	7	99	39	39	39	25	32	23	24	8	10	8	18	10	4	2	1	1	1
			13							1	1	1	1	2	2
			5										2	1
			2	1	2										1

		2	13	2		1	1	1	1	1	1	1	3					2
			10		2		1		2	1	2								1
			1					1				1
12	11	8	139	81	44	32	34	51	29	21	9	13	17	7	10	5	1	1	1	1
8	12	12	115	59	36	35	31	27	27	13	18	12	13	15	8	1	3	2	1	1
			7					1			1	1	2	4	1		2
			9									1	1	1					1
			1		1				1

			77	1			1	1	5	3	3	1		3	2	2
			34	1				1	1	1	1		3	4			1
	1		14	1		1									2	1
45	34	45	638	282	123	123	135	164	130	105	66	59	48	60	43	26	6	6	1	2
43	44	37	604	255	146	159	191	215	146	93	74	75	49	46	44	15	11	6		4
			47		1	1		2	1	2	1	2	3	4				1
			33								2	2	3	4	6	1	3	1
			19	1		1	1	1		1						1

1			31	2			5	1	3		2		2			2
			10		1			1		1		1		1
2			5	3	4	4	3			3
15	20	16	263	127	59	64	75	85	71	44	33	23	28	30	20	7	8	2	1	1
20	8	18	241	106	59	77	76	61	61	34	29	24	19	29	13	6	3	1		1
			22		1		1	2	1	1	1	2	2	4	2	2
			9						1			2	2	4
			4	1	1	4	1		1	2			1	1

			109		2	8	13	9	7	3	8	6	3	9	4
			29			2		1			2	1		6	3	1	1	1
	1		10	1	1	5	5	6	4	4	1		2	2	2
58	57	64	909	422	209	243	253	275	241	160	131	113	88	75	65	31	12	4	2	3
81	72	52	905	428	267	324	302	294	216	151	130	85	89	67	60	31	20	2		4
			105	1	1	3		1	3	3	1	2	8	3	2	1	2	1
			32			1	1	1		1	1	3	3	2	6	1	2
			8	5	2	4	4	3	5	4	1		4	1			1			1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


	2		44	2		1		2	1	2		2	2	3
1			10	1									1	3	3	1
			9		1		1	3	1	4	1		2					1
30	44	15	346	183	95	102	105	134	96	73	51	38	35	44	22	12	6	3		3
25	28	23	348	156	93	120	114	113	91	60	39	29	43	35	28	10	8	1	1	2
			37					1	2			2	3	2	3	1
			8	1					1	1		2	4	2	4		2
			7	3	4	2	1	2	4				2

			39	1		1		1	1	2	1	2	1	3		1				1
			11					1	1	1		3	1	1		1
		1	7	3		1	3	2		1	1	1		1
30	15	26	379	201	78	125	93	122	92	63	67	47	44	42	19	9	6			1
26	27	18	326	131	79	97	88	84	82	49	41	40	33	25	8	4	1
			32		2			1		2	1	4	1	4		1
			20						1	2	2	2		1
2			1	2			3	1			1			2

			95		1	3	4	1	3	8	4	6	3	5	2	2	1
	1		21	1	1		3	2	1	1			1	2		1
					1						1
54	50	53	663	343	188	196	201	239	186	139	114	80	93	68	45	21	6			7
47	47	52	668	297	145	158	196	174	147	95	78	59	61	55	29	15	3	2	1	1
2	1		81	3	1	1		1	3	3		2	3	3		2
			21				1	1		2	1	2	4	4	4	2
		1	6	3		1			1			1	2	1	2

			49			3	1	2	3	7	2	5	4	7	6	2	1			1
			20			1					2		2	1
			5	1	1			2		1
23	25	27	450	181	96	126	117	115	113	79	74	46	60	68	49	17	4	1		2
26	14	33	399	146	108	129	115	90	89	55	50	50	48	38	32	5	8	1
			50	1			1		1		2		2	6	5		1
			14				1					1	4	2	1	3	2
			2								1				1

			34	2		1	1		1	2		3			1		1	1
		1	10	1				2			1		1	2	2	2
			1			1
25	28	27	271	163	67	80	82	72	56	49	36	38	29	27	13	9	4	2
15	8	12	277	87	65	72	76	70	48	34	38	30	29	18	15	11	3	3
			20						1			1	3	4	1	2		1
			15			1			1				6	4	2	1	1	1
			1								1						1

			10					1						2	2
			8										1	1
			3	1			1										1
11	10	8	114	60	23	32	42	50	31	24	14	11	13	24	15	8	5	1
7	10	8	107	48	36	35	41	39	28	11	8	18	22	10	12	2	3	2
			9				1						1	2	2
			9								1	2	1	2	4			1
			3		1	1	1	1	1					1		1

			7				1		2			1	3	1	2
			3								1		2	1			2
			2	1	1				1
7	5	8	70	36	24	33	25	24	27	9	9	10	16	11	5	6	4			1
4	6	5	56	40	21	26	28	20	15	8	8	6	8	4	6	3	1	1	1
			4				1			1		2		1		1			1
			1												1
		1		1	1						1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


		1	11	1		2	2		1		2		3	2	1	1	1		1
			8											1	1
			1
13	18	10	154	77	48	54	49	50	41	27	26	16	20	18	12	10	3		1
11	13	12	133	77	32	42	45	44	31	21	19	9	11	14	5	3	1	1		1
			12
			1
			3

			24		1		1		5	1	2	3	3	4	3	2	2
			17					1	3	1	2	2	2	2	2	1
1			2	1	1		1		1				1
16	20	12	207	100	61	42	71	73	57	28	30	34	27	45	22	11	6	2		2
14	16	10	178	82	64	53	83	61	38	29	25	29	26	23	16	5	10	3
			15						1	1	2	3	4	3	2	1	4
			19						1		1	2	4	3	2	1	1
				1	2	1		1	1			1

			19	1						1	4		6	3	2		2
			7	1								1	2	1				1
			1		3	6	18	33	24	14	33	26	28	18	15	5	4	1		12
15	5	8	155	72	54	97	73	79	75	50	69	58	59	44	30	11	8	2		16
17	18	9	148	97	64	88	89	101	67	60	50	68	58	46	26	23	8	2	1	32
			8								1		2	2	2	1
			2										2	1		1
			4		1	8	14	12	18	17	23	19	37	31	20	12	4	1	1	5

			30	1	1				1	2		2	1	1	1	2
			16				1							1	1
													1	1			1
12	22	12	239	100	72	90	94	83	66	47	29	31	29	36	28	21	5	1
24	27	25	235	162	75	112	100	87	77	41	33	35	33	28	18	12	7	2	1	1
			19		1				2			3		4	1		2		1
			14							1			1	1	2	3
												1	1	1	2

			11		1	1	2			1	2		2		1
			5				1						2	1				1
	1		5	1			1	1
13	16	6	132	72	44	58	72	53	45	21	24	28	19	17	12	4	2	1
9	8	11	137	58	39	42	39	41	33	21	12	16	21	20	3	4	4
			16
			5												1
			6			1

			29	1			2	3		2	1	2		2	2	1		2		2
			17				1							2	1	4			1
	1	1	7	3				1		1	2		1
17	22	26	305	146	100	111	83	110	75	38	41	36	38	38	25	22	2	3	2	3
23	21	19	294	134	91	98	99	93	56	40	34	38	38	31	27	8	7	2	2	1
			32								1	1	2	2	3	1		1	1
			15							1		1	2	6	5	1		1	1
1			7	1		1	1					1	1			1				1

			46		2	3	6	3	6	7	13	11	14	17	10	7				2
			45	1	1	1		1	1	1	2	4	5	3	2	1	4
			15	1						4		1	1	1			1
47	42	50	752	326	158	187	189	176	164	109	87	82	94	111	72	39	19	5	1	5
57	42	39	704	323	144	182	198	198	138	86	78	79	81	61	43	24	12	1	4	1
			61					1	2	5	6	4	8	10	5	2	4		2
	1		30	1					1	2	5	4	11	13	7	4	2	1
			11	1	1	1	2	2	1		3	1	3	1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			33		3	1	3	3	4	4	6	7	7	15	9	3	2		1	1
			28					2	2		2	1	2	4	4	1		1
		1	9	2		2	1	3	1		2	1	5	5	4	1
38	42	35	571	248	134	162	148	153	110	73	66	61	90	103	79	33	13	2	2	5
36	25	25	515	210	113	157	144	135	107	49	55	57	44	58	42	12	7	2	2	2
			43							2	8	8	7	13	5		3
			22				3	1			2	3	6	6	5	2			1
		1	14	3	5	1		2	1	1	3	1	2		2					1

2	1	1	60	5		2	2		6	6	11	12	11	22	17	12			1
1			32	1	1		1		1	1	2	2	1	10	6	3	2
2			22	3	7	1	2			1	4	2	3	2	4	1				2
73	45	71	685	399	191	253	270	202	177	99	85	71	111	151	121	53	21	5	2	14
44	51	50	638	309	205	243	221	205	135	79	64	116	133	87	68	26	12	4		16
			55			2				5	4	10	24	10	10	6	3	2		1
			32			1		1		5	3	8	11	9	6	4	2			1
			22	1			2			1			1	2						1

			21				2	1	1	1	1	1	5	3	1	1			1
			7	1						1			3	3	2	1	1
			2			1		1		1		1				2
10	13	10	157	63	42	61	66	70	39	27	19	13	26	22	19	14	2	1	1	1
8	11	8	181	58	33	54	47	48	32	24	18	16	14	16	13	9		1
			16							1	1	5	2	1	2	2		1
			12										2	2	1	1
			3						1		1		1

			16		1		2		1			2	2	4	3		2
			10	1								1		2	1	2
		1	3	1	1	1						1
13	17	18	187	104	64	77	85	61	42	35	22	22	25	27	28	12	10	1	1	4
21	8	13	191	95	62	83	68	72	38	29	25	25	34	31	19	10	2			2
			9	1		1	1					1		1		1
			13	1							2		3	2	2
					1							2		1	1		1

1			17	1		3	2	1	1	3	2	3		6	1		1	1	2
			17				1					1	1	1
		1	4	1	6		1				1		1			1
18	20	16	296	128	82	84	75	79	65	48	38	35	27	40	20	11	7	1	2
21	15	21	254	133	75	93	78	76	54	45	36	36	25	28	16	19	4	2		2
			18			1				1		1		2	3	3	1
			4			1		2	1	1	7	1		6	2	2
1			3	2	1	2	5		1		2	2	1	3	2	2		1

	1		36	1	1						2	1	2	3	2		1
			8			1		1						3		2
	1			1									1		1
14	18	21	219	128	79	82	85	72	51	41	32	24	31	30	18	11	8	1		4
14	17	22	198	110	51	70	59	54	52	41	28	28	15	28	12	12	5			2
			15				1		1	1	1	2	1	2	1	1	1
			7								3		1	2	3	2
									1

			34	1			1		1		1	1	1	4	5	1	2	1
			6			1			1		1			2		1			1
			5			2	1	3	2	1										2
15	23	24	289	146	58	77	92	66	61	41	38	28	23	32	29	9	4	3	1	2
27	20	20	275	140	74	98	95	67	64	43	43	46	32	27	21	16	8	5
			20					2	1		1	7	6	1	6	4	1	2
			10							2	2	5	2	4	2	1
			4										1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			52	1		1		1	5	4	4	5	4	6	9	2	1	1
			33					1			1	2		1	4	1	1	1
			16														1			2
56	36	36	617	276	131	143	159	163	143	103	60	54	58	49	67	32	18	5	2	4
32	48	43	529	249	156	155	161	159	142	91	61	55	55	57	48	32	11	9
1			41	1							1	6	3	9	11	3	1
			13									3	5	5	6	6	4	3
1			9	1										2	1

1			22	1				2	2	1	2	3	1	3	2	1	1	1		1
			16							1		1	2	1	2		1
	1	1	8	2	2	1	1	1	3				2			1				2
25	20	32	274	157	74	93	84	82	82	39	59	53	36	44	35	16	7	1	2	5
21	26	24	272	155	91	95	108	92	88	52	51	38	28	36	12	7	4	1		10
			27		1					1	1	2	2	4		1
			12										2	1	1
1		1	16	2	1	2	1	1			3			2						9

			13						1	1
			5										1
			2																	2
7	8	3	171	49	23	25	30	54	29	27	14	12	16	11	11	13	4	2		3
15	13	8	181	74	39	60	80	58	45	28	23	17	16	11	17	6	4	2		1
			12									1		1	3
			4										1
			5								1	1	1

			29						3	1	2	3	1	1
			1								2		1	1	1
				1			1				1		2
22	24	14	269	131	68	62	78	82	85	61	43	34	35	22	25	10	5	2		2
24	14	14	292	107	79	98	85	73	65	52	40	25	25	21	17	8	5	2		1
			24													1
			7	1								1				2
													1

			35	1	1					1
			26		1							1				2
1	1		16	4	3	1	2	3					2	1						2
30	29	25	333	182	128	130	137	112	98	57	57	44	33	33	27	9	4	1		7
23	25	26	290	156	98	112	99	77	70	47	31	33	24	21	8	3	2			1
			21			1		1			1	1			2		1
			21
			14	1	1	1	1	1			2

1	1	2	99	6	5	6	7	14	10	7	6	7	3	2	2	2
			62				3	4	4	1	3	3	1	2	2		1		1
1		2	40	10	2	2	3	1		6		2	1	3						17
80	70	84	957	492	315	398	415	426	304	203	119	86	61	53	35	17	9	1	1	26
60	44	65	937	343	231	298	266	258	187	102	68	51	48	33	22	12	3		1	4
1	2		90	4	1	3	1		3	7	1	5	1	3	1	1
			47		1		1		2	2	3	3	4	1	4	2	2
1	1	1	34	6	1	5		1	3	1	2		1							1

	1	1	49	3	2	2	2		3		1	3	1		1	3
			20	2		1	1	2	3	1	1		1		1	2
1	1	1	18	3	3	1	3		1	1	1	1			1		1			1
31	29	28	414	180	104	100	107	141	115	75	58	39	32	29	22	16	7	2		2
29	26	30	426	182	103	115	106	106	86	60	29	36	35	26	10	7	6	1		2
			45		2			1	2	1		3	2	4	1
			22	1					1	3	1	2	2	1	3	1	1
			13	4	3	2	3	4	3	2								1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.


			78	1	4	4	2	4	1	3	6	2	2	5	2	2
			33					1	1		2		1	1	1		2
	1		7	4				1								1
58	44	34	683	319	136	159	166	211	166	127	112	92	66	72	43	19	9	1			4
33	39	40	654	260	119	156	196	201	142	99	91	58	52	39	26	10	10	4	1	1	1
			65					1			5	4	3	5	4	3	2	1		1
			34						1	3	2	3	5	1	1			1
			7	2	1			1	1	1	1		1	1	1			1

			27		1			1	1	1	1	1		3	1
			7					1		1	1				1
			4			1	1	2	1	2		1		2	1	1
15	20	17	153	96	65	76	83	93	73	45	44	35	34	27	13	8					8
7	8	9	126	56	29	37	35	35	30	20	14	19	13	13	5	1	2				3
			23									1		2							1
			3	1								1			1
			5						1					1							1

			30		1	1	2			1	3	1		1		1
			8					1					1

20	9	11	172	88	46	56	63	65	60	37	22	21	27	29	16	8	4	2
9	11	8	190	69	45	67	62	64	48	26	25	16	14	16	7	2	1	1
			27							1	4			3
			15									2		1	1



			36	1	1	2	1				1	2	2	3	2	1		1
			15		1			1		2				1		1
			1												1
37	28	35	298	186	105	133	105	109	82	50	43	39	50	41	35	14	3	1			2
18	20	25	263	159	95	104	90	74	64	42	35	40	35	22	17	9	5	1
			29					1					1	3
			11						1				1	1	2		1	1
			1	1

			58	1			3	2	2	2	3	6	1		2		1
			10				1	1		2		1		3	1
			2										1	1							4
29	23	26	339	178	96	80	118	95	94	65	42	40	31	29	22	5	8	1			7
16	26	19	300	141	70	86	85	89	73	41	29	30	19	22	9	4	4		1		2
			48					1		1	2	1	2	10	2	1	1
			5									3		3	1	1


		1	71	2	4	3	3	6	4	2	2	2	5	1	1	1
			12		1		1	1		2		1		4	1
				1	1	1	2		1		1	1			1
35	38	36	556	214	143	151	166	190	129	80	64	51	47	41	36	14	5	3			2
48	34	29	526	241	146	150	171	149	123	68	54	40	32	27	21	8	7	1
			59		1			2	1	1	3	2	3		1		2	1
			10							3	1	2	5	2	3	3	1
			1		2	3	1	1

			35		1	1			3	4		1		7	2	1	1	1
			4									1	1	1
						2		1	2		1
13	17	14	234	111	47	61	82	77	58	46	25	25	28	34	19	10	5	1
13	19	11	254	86	55	66	63	63	43	25	22	14	14	21	11	8	4	2
			37			1		2						2	1			1
			1									1	1	1	1			1
						1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			26		2	2	2	3	1	2	1	3	1	6	2	1	1		1
			11								1			2	2	2
			1				2		1
26	20	17	259	130	57	82	105	114	68	45	30	29	32	44	28	23	11	1	1
20	11	21	269	109	57	88	99	94	54	37	18	37	37	35	21	10	8	1	2	1
			16							3	1	1	5	6	3	2	1		1
			5						2	1	1	1	6	4	2	4	1
			3			1	1	4		1

	1		20	1				1		2	1	1		2	3		1
			4											1	1
			2	1											1
23	15	14	134	87	45	53	43	43	28	27	27	18	21	15	14	7	4	1		2
11	5	14	132	73	39	42	38	23	26	22	17	10	12	12	10	1	1			1
			13
			6
			1

		1	66	1	2	3	2	10	5	5	5	6	9	7	7	4	2			1
			30		2					2	1		2	3	1	1		2
			10	4			4	1	1		2	2	5	6	2	1
32	37	40	527	238	122	151	168	175	135	83	50	60	74	100	77	39	19	3	1	4
20	31	29	538	198	119	166	147	126	119	51	39	30	54	55	30	17	9	3	2
			58	1	2	1	2	1	2	1		5	8	4	5	1	1
			39			1	2			1	3	1	2	8	5	6	1	1
1	2		6	4			1		3					2

		1	34	2		3	4	2	2	1	6	1	5	6	4	5	2	1
			18	1					2			1	1	7	1	3
			6	1	1		1							1	1
19	18	20	268	127	72	89	111	86	71	31	38	28	41	54	31	22	5	2		1
24	21	15	260	125	82	105	83	93	69	37	28	31	43	33	21	7	5	2	2	4
			26				1		3	1	2	1	4	4	4	1	1	1
			6	1				1	1			3	6	1	4	1	1
			9			2	1	1	2				2

2		1	86	5	4	9	4	16	15	2	10	5	10	20	4	6	2		1
			53			1			4	3	4	3	7	6	4	3
3	1		14	9	3	5	2	5	5		3	1	5	4	1		1	1		45
84	69	80	889	473	323	374	312	305	238	141	130	108	133	174	109	53	20	4	3	50
85	72	87	892	479	304	356	326	265	192	136	123	120	139	150	75	24	19	6	3	6
			70	2		2	2	3	1	5	2	7	10	14	9	1	2	2	1
			61	1				2	1	1	9	4	19	18	7	2
2		2	17	6	3	5	5	4	4	4	3	2	1	2	1	1	1	2		1

			23		1	2	1				2		4	7	2		2
			17											2	1		1
			6
28	20	29	306	172	76	63	75	75	60	46	31	35	49	68	37	23	12	2
26	12	22	289	114	58	69	72	65	60	48	34	30	41	34	22	8	2	1		1
			25							2	1	2	3	5	1	1
			15								2	1	1	3
			3

	1		19	1	1	2	2	2	5	4	3	4	12	24	9	9	5
			15										1	6	4	1
			8	3	1		1	1		1	2		1	1		1
19	19	24	327	139	73	79	81	88	66	47	38	30	54	98	65	30	14	2		1
17	15	21	327	118	69	90	94	65	60	40	31	35	31	46	27	8	8	1		1
			19						3	3	3	4	5	9	3	1	1
			16				1	1			2	1	4	2	4	1	1
2			11	2	1	2	1	1				1	3	3		1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.


1			35	2		2		4	3	2	3	2	7	9	13	2	2		1
			24					1	1	4	2	1	2	5	2
	1		12	3	1	1		3
27	24	25	411	161	88	89	70	99	88	51	38	45	55	77	64	34	8	1	1		3
35	49	38	437	260	124	123	135	103	105	77	48	58	48	58	40	8	14	4	1
	1		32	3					1	1	1	3	1	1	8	3
			13	1	2	2		1	1	1	3	2	4	6	6	3	2	1
1			11	4		1	1	2	1	3	1		1	2	2

			27								7	3	9	15	15	4	2	1			2
			23							1	1			3	2	2
			8		1	1			3				1			1
24	22	23	410	178	85	86	75	77	71	51	47	38	33	43	51	19	7	3			3
28	31	37	390	215	120	124	107	93	84	57	38	29	42	43	32	18	2	1			3
			21		1				1		3	1	1	4	7			1
			20						2	1	4	5	4	6	3	3
			5	1		1	3	4	3	2		1	1								1

			66		4	5	7	6	6	5	6	4	11	18	19	12	9			1
			21							1			2	2	1	1	3	2
	1		11	2	1	1	1	1					1	3	1		1
41	50	52	630	302	172	219	209	218	139	91	66	62	62	119	95	62	35	3	2	1	1
71	59	55	591	354	240	261	243	195	142	99	83	65	67	117	59	41	14	4	1		4
			55	1				1		1	4	2	5	6	6	3	1
			21								1	2	1	8	5	8	1
	1		8	1	1	1	1	1		1	1										1

			18			1			3	2	5		7	12	4	2	1
			5					1		1		1		1		1

16	9	8	168	74	28	32	32	26	35	28	22	16	23	32	31	12	5	2	1		3
7	7	11	157	63	39	37	47	37	31	25	24	16	17	23	8	10	2	1			1
			13		1			1		1	1			3	1
			3						1		2		2	4	2	2


			26				1	1	3							1	1
			6

10	14	10	175	69	39	37	52	48	39	13	16	10	12	15	5	5	2	1			1
15	7	13	171	76	38	50	46	33	28	15	11	14	9	12	6	2	1
			13			1				1	3	1		3	1
			8								1		1		1
			10			2

			11			1	1				1	1	1	1	2		1
			5				1
			2																		1
4	4	4	98	34	18	23	27	17	17	8	5	10	12	20	13	6	3		1
5	5	2	103	34	22	22	20	22	22	8	11	11	6	9	4	6	3	1
			15								1	2	2			3	1
			1									1
			6			2	1

			73	1	2	2	7	2	6	4	9	9	13	12	10	5	3
		1	40	2				1				1	2		4	1		1
			4	2	2	1		1				1			1
51	44	48	753	311	149	164	191	186	140	88	76	72	70	82	76	27	13	3			2
61	68	76	698	405	183	216	223	190	174	103	67	59	53	64	57	14	10	4	1		2
1			78	1	1					3	3	3	3	6	3			1
			34			1				3	2	1	2	8	12	2	1
1			7	4	1	1	4				2			1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


2			26	3	1	5	8	4	12	7	6	7	18	10	9	4	2			2
			14			2	3	4	3	4	7	3	5	2	1	1	4
1			13	1	2	2	5	2	3		1	1		2		1				2

22	21	19	319	129	96	131	154	166	121	97	88	70	64	69	60	32	11	3		17
31	33	38	332	202	122	137	156	133	117	85	73	76	67	52	43	14	9	1	1	22
			27					1	1	1	3	1	4	4	1					1
			13							1	4		2	8	2
1	5	3	13	10	9	18	31	27	42	29	31	42	35	19	15	5	3	1		20
1			61	1		4	1	2	7	2	3	2	1	2	3	3		1
			26								1		2		2	1	1
			2				4	4	1					3
34	30	31	510	233	112	145	125	151	120	63	49	39	43	54	34	37	17	3		1
44	28	50	500	248	164	194	166	121	119	76	62	43	44	59	33	15	13	1	1
			50		1						2	5	3	9	8	2	1	1
			30			1		1		1	1	3	3	5	3		1
2	2		8	9	4	2	4		4		1	3	1	1	1

				1		1				2		4	5	5	3	1	1
			76						1	1			1	4	2	1
	1		2	1	2	1	3	1				1	1
15	11	15	213	83	57	68	74	52	41	26	34	22	21	26	24	7	2		1	3
18	17	13	179	99	63	85	51	57	45	25	18	32	28	21	15	15	1
				1					2	2		3	5	7	5	1
			53		1		1		2	4	6	2	2	1
	1		1	1	2	3	1	2	1	1		1	1	1			1

			39	1			2	1		1		3	4	4	4	4	1	2	1
			10			2	1			1	1		1	3	1		1
1			5	2	2		1		1		1	2	2
14	13	17	193	93	60	85	86	74	51	36	24	21	24	40	14	13	7	5	1	1
20	25	24	199	121	70	89	86	79	61	32	39	33	25	28	16	13	4	2		1
	1		22	2		1		2	3	1	1	2	2	1	1	2
			6						1		2	3	2	2		1	1	1
1	2	1	11	7	2	4	1	2	3	1		2					1

		1	25	2					4	1	1	2		1	1		1
			9						1				2		2	1	1
			1								1		1
19	14	13	233	88	45	47	72	75	73	42	27	30	35	18	32	28	12	3		1
27	32	31	278	162	60	101	88	89	70	49	40	32	33	35	28	28	7	3	2	2
			23	1			1				1	2	5	2	2	1
			11	1					1			2	4	3	3	4	1
			2	1									1		4	1


			40	1	1		3	2	5		2	1	2	2	1	1	3
			68							1					1	1

30	22	22	374	156	68	74	87	93	85	55	37	21	22	24	19	9	5	2		1
33	30	36	403	180	123	118	90	87	78	40	38	29	26	24	12	4	6		1	1
			60	1	1		1			1	2	1	4	3	1		1
			76				1	1					1	2	1	1
												1

			65		3	1	1		4	2	3	1	4	6	3	3
			29					1	2	1	1	3	1	2	4	1	1		1
	2		17	8	5	3	1		1	1			2	1	1					4
56	35	35	649	290	154	193	181	155	125	82	51	51	65	90	51	30	17		1	6
67	54	60	635	344	259	239	228	163	130	102	97	88	69	72	45	23	10	3	1	6
			67							2	4	4	4	5	3	2	1
			14					1	2	1	7	3	6	6	4	1	4
4	1	1	14	10	5	4		1	3	1	2	1	3	2						1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			6		2		1		2	3	1	1
			2	1											1
															1	1	1
6	5	3	70	29	14	15	21	16	18	11	5	1	4	6	6	4	1
5		5	59	16	12	14	15	13	17	2	2	4	6	9	3	3				1
			2		1						1		2	4	1
												1	2	1	1


			61	2	2	3	12	11	6	3	5	1	6	4	3		1
			27						3	1	1	2		1	1	1		1	1
	1		3	4		1	3	3	2	1			1	1		1
36	39	48	492	251	124	142	180	139	112	69	67	56	45	62	37	20	9	1	2	4
51	39	58	452	282	176	208	161	119	113	78	63	53	36	43	26	11	5			2
			37	1			2	4		3	3		4	8	1	1
			20			1	1		1		1	2	2	4	5	3
1			4	4	4	2		2	1		1			1	1


			42		3	5	6	6	2	3	4	4	5	1	1	1
			11							1				1
			5		1			1		1				1
29	24	22	267	146	81	129	114	123	73	38	40	39	36	22	16	11	1		1	2
20	33	36	303	172	126	142	118	78	59	38	31	28	34	17	17	6	4	2		4
			40			1		1	1	1		1	1	3	2
			9						2		2	1	1					1
	1		2	1				1			1

			15			1	1	2					1
			9						1		1		1
				1	2	1	1	5	1		2		2							1
16	24	14	174	107	89	96	82	94	49	37	29	12	17	8	10	3	1			1
24	23	19	182	117	83	85	77	59	35	25	11	16	14	13	8	1	1			1
			26									1	1	1	1	1				1
			5					1			2	2	3	2
1			1	1		3


			40				1	1	1	2	1		3	4	2					1
			19				1	1	1	1	1	1		4	1	1	1
1			13	2	1	1	1		1	1					1
19	29	27	425	184	88	105	107	107	96	77	47	29	46	48	26	14	4		1	1
44	38	43	450	239	154	166	130	116	111	68	52	40	60	43	29	12	4	4	1	4
			31	1			1	1	1	1	4	1	1	6	4	3		1
			12				1			2		1	1	6	5	1				1
1		2	6	3		1	1	1	1	2		2		1						1



																				359
																				359
																				296


																				296

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			11				1		1	3	2			2	3	4		1
			6					1			1	1		1	3		1
	1		3	2	1	2	1	3	1						1
9	11	8	132	67	37	43	45	52	36	30	23	17	18	21	18	6	8	2		1
9	8	10	143	64	45	38	31	32	39	18	13	20	19	13	4	7	4	1
		1	10	1			1					1		3		1
			2									2	2	1	2	1	1
		1	2	3						1

		1	44	1		3	1	2	4	4	2	3	2	2	4	3
			26	1					1	1	1	2	1	1	3	1
		2	5	2	19	21	60	57	23	23	26	24	39	14	16	12	2	2		12

33	33	42	507	222	133	139	219	241	201	161	96	79	83	91	57	37	7	5	1	13
37	38	36	483	234	146	199	212	229	179	131	89	81	79	78	51	39	18	3	3	1
			46	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	2		3	2	1	2		1	1
			27		1	1		2	3		2	7	2	5	4	1
			5		10	24	41	50	32	35	28	39	33	26	20	10	5		1
			8						1		2	1			3	1
			7
1	1	1	2	3	1				1	1					1
6	8	10	94	54	28	37	34	38	37	21	17	18	15	11	17	2	3			1
7	6	7	99	39	39	39	25	32	23	24	8	10	8	18	10	4	2	1	1	1
			13							1	1	1	1	2	2
			5										2	1
			2	1	2										1

		2	13	2		1	1	1	1	1	1	1	3					2
			10		2		1		2	1	2								1
			1					1				1
12	11	8	139	81	44	32	34	51	29	21	9	13	17	7	10	5	1	1	1	1
8	12	12	115	59	36	35	31	27	27	13	18	12	13	15	8	1	3	2	1	1
			7					1			1	1	2	4	1		2
			9									1	1	1					1
			1		1				1

			77	1			1	1	5	3	3	1		3	2	2
			34	1				1	1	1	1		3	4			1
	1		14	1		1									2	1
45	34	45	638	282	123	123	135	164	130	105	66	59	48	60	43	26	6	6	1	2
43	44	37	604	255	146	159	191	215	146	93	74	75	49	46	44	15	11	6		4
			47		1	1		2	1	2	1	2	3	4				1
			33								2	2	3	4	6	1	3	1
			19	1		1	1	1		1						1

1			31	2			5	1	3		2		2			2
			10		1			1		1		1		1
2			5	3	4	4	3			3
15	20	16	263	127	59	64	75	85	71	44	33	23	28	30	20	7	8	2	1	1
20	8	18	241	106	59	77	76	61	61	34	29	24	19	29	13	6	3	1		1
			22		1		1	2	1	1	1	2	2	4	2	2
			9						1			2	2	4
			4	1	1	4	1		1	2			1	1

			109		2	8	13	9	7	3	8	6	3	9	4
			29			2		1			2	1		6	3	1	1	1
	1		10	1	1	5	5	6	4	4	1		2	2	2
58	57	64	909	422	209	243	253	275	241	160	131	113	88	75	65	31	12	4	2	3
81	72	52	905	428	267	324	302	294	216	151	130	85	89	67	60	31	20	2		4
			105	1	1	3		1	3	3	1	2	8	3	2	1	2	1
			32			1	1	1		1	1	3	3	2	6	1	2
			8	5	2	4	4	3	5	4	1		4	1			1			1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


	2		44	2		1		2	1	2		2	2	3
1			10	1									1	3	3	1
			9		1		1	3	1	4	1		2					1
30	44	15	346	183	95	102	105	134	96	73	51	38	35	44	22	12	6	3		3
25	28	23	348	156	93	120	114	113	91	60	39	29	43	35	28	10	8	1	1	2
			37					1	2			2	3	2	3	1
			8	1					1	1		2	4	2	4		2
			7	3	4	2	1	2	4				2

			39	1		1		1	1	2	1	2	1	3		1				1
			11					1	1	1		3	1	1		1
		1	7	3		1	3	2		1	1	1		1
30	15	26	379	201	78	125	93	122	92	63	67	47	44	42	19	9	6			1
26	27	18	326	131	79	97	88	84	82	49	41	40	33	25	8	4	1
			32		2			1		2	1	4	1	4		1
			20						1	2	2	2		1
2			1	2			3	1			1			2

			95		1	3	4	1	3	8	4	6	3	5	2	2	1
	1		21	1	1		3	2	1	1			1	2		1
					1						1
54	50	53	663	343	188	196	201	239	186	139	114	80	93	68	45	21	6			7
47	47	52	668	297	145	158	196	174	147	95	78	59	61	55	29	15	3	2	1	1
2	1		81	3	1	1		1	3	3		2	3	3		2
			21				1	1		2	1	2	4	4	4	2
		1	6	3		1			1			1	2	1	2

			49			3	1	2	3	7	2	5	4	7	6	2	1			1
			20			1					2		2	1
			5	1	1			2		1
23	25	27	450	181	96	126	117	115	113	79	74	46	60	68	49	17	4	1		2
26	14	33	399	146	108	129	115	90	89	55	50	50	48	38	32	5	8	1
			50	1			1		1		2		2	6	5		1
			14				1					1	4	2	1	3	2
			2								1				1

			34	2		1	1		1	2		3			1		1	1
		1	10	1				2			1		1	2	2	2
			1			1
25	28	27	271	163	67	80	82	72	56	49	36	38	29	27	13	9	4	2
15	8	12	277	87	65	72	76	70	48	34	38	30	29	18	15	11	3	3
			20						1			1	3	4	1	2		1
			15			1			1				6	4	2	1	1	1
			1								1						1

			10					1						2	2
			8										1	1
			3	1			1										1
11	10	8	114	60	23	32	42	50	31	24	14	11	13	24	15	8	5	1
7	10	8	107	48	36	35	41	39	28	11	8	18	22	10	12	2	3	2
			9				1						1	2	2
			9								1	2	1	2	4			1
			3		1	1	1	1	1					1		1

			7				1		2			1	3	1	2
			3								1		2	1			2
			2	1	1				1
7	5	8	70	36	24	33	25	24	27	9	9	10	16	11	5	6	4			1
4	6	5	56	40	21	26	28	20	15	8	8	6	8	4	6	3	1	1	1
			4				1			1		2		1		1			1
			1												1
		1		1	1						1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


		1	11	1		2	2		1		2		3	2	1	1	1		1
			8											1	1
			1
13	18	10	154	77	48	54	49	50	41	27	26	16	20	18	12	10	3		1
11	13	12	133	77	32	42	45	44	31	21	19	9	11	14	5	3	1	1		1
			12
			1
			3

			24		1		1		5	1	2	3	3	4	3	2	2
			17					1	3	1	2	2	2	2	2	1
1			2	1	1		1		1				1
16	20	12	207	100	61	42	71	73	57	28	30	34	27	45	22	11	6	2		2
14	16	10	178	82	64	53	83	61	38	29	25	29	26	23	16	5	10	3
			15						1	1	2	3	4	3	2	1	4
			19						1		1	2	4	3	2	1	1
				1	2	1		1	1			1

			19	1						1	4		6	3	2		2
			7	1								1	2	1				1
			1		3	6	18	33	24	14	33	26	28	18	15	5	4	1		12
15	5	8	155	72	54	97	73	79	75	50	69	58	59	44	30	11	8	2		16
17	18	9	148	97	64	88	89	101	67	60	50	68	58	46	26	23	8	2	1	32
			8								1		2	2	2	1
			2										2	1		1
			4		1	8	14	12	18	17	23	19	37	31	20	12	4	1	1	5

			30	1	1				1	2		2	1	1	1	2
			16				1							1	1
													1	1			1
12	22	12	239	100	72	90	94	83	66	47	29	31	29	36	28	21	5	1
24	27	25	235	162	75	112	100	87	77	41	33	35	33	28	18	12	7	2	1	1
			19		1				2			3		4	1		2		1
			14							1			1	1	2	3
												1	1	1	2

			11		1	1	2			1	2		2		1
			5				1						2	1				1
	1		5	1			1	1
13	16	6	132	72	44	58	72	53	45	21	24	28	19	17	12	4	2	1
9	8	11	137	58	39	42	39	41	33	21	12	16	21	20	3	4	4
			16
			5												1
			6			1

			29	1			2	3		2	1	2		2	2	1		2		2
			17				1							2	1	4			1
	1	1	7	3				1		1	2		1
17	22	26	305	146	100	111	83	110	75	38	41	36	38	38	25	22	2	3	2	3
23	21	19	294	134	91	98	99	93	56	40	34	38	38	31	27	8	7	2	2	1
			32								1	1	2	2	3	1		1	1
			15							1		1	2	6	5	1		1	1
1			7	1		1	1					1	1			1				1

			46		2	3	6	3	6	7	13	11	14	17	10	7				2
			45	1	1	1		1	1	1	2	4	5	3	2	1	4
			15	1						4		1	1	1			1
47	42	50	752	326	158	187	189	176	164	109	87	82	94	111	72	39	19	5	1	5
57	42	39	704	323	144	182	198	198	138	86	78	79	81	61	43	24	12	1	4	1
			61					1	2	5	6	4	8	10	5	2	4		2
	1		30	1					1	2	5	4	11	13	7	4	2	1
			11	1	1	1	2	2	1		3	1	3	1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			33		3	1	3	3	4	4	6	7	7	15	9	3	2		1	1
			28					2	2		2	1	2	4	4	1		1
		1	9	2		2	1	3	1		2	1	5	5	4	1
38	42	35	571	248	134	162	148	153	110	73	66	61	90	103	79	33	13	2	2	5
36	25	25	515	210	113	157	144	135	107	49	55	57	44	58	42	12	7	2	2	2
			43							2	8	8	7	13	5		3
			22				3	1			2	3	6	6	5	2			1
		1	14	3	5	1		2	1	1	3	1	2		2					1

2	1	1	60	5		2	2		6	6	11	12	11	22	17	12			1
1			32	1	1		1		1	1	2	2	1	10	6	3	2
2			22	3	7	1	2			1	4	2	3	2	4	1				2
73	45	71	685	399	191	253	270	202	177	99	85	71	111	151	121	53	21	5	2	14
44	51	50	638	309	205	243	221	205	135	79	64	116	133	87	68	26	12	4		16
			55			2				5	4	10	24	10	10	6	3	2		1
			32			1		1		5	3	8	11	9	6	4	2			1
			22	1			2			1			1	2						1

			21				2	1	1	1	1	1	5	3	1	1			1
			7	1						1			3	3	2	1	1
			2			1		1		1		1				2
10	13	10	157	63	42	61	66	70	39	27	19	13	26	22	19	14	2	1	1	1
8	11	8	181	58	33	54	47	48	32	24	18	16	14	16	13	9		1
			16							1	1	5	2	1	2	2		1
			12										2	2	1	1
			3						1		1		1

			16		1		2		1			2	2	4	3		2
			10	1								1		2	1	2
		1	3	1	1	1						1
13	17	18	187	104	64	77	85	61	42	35	22	22	25	27	28	12	10	1	1	4
21	8	13	191	95	62	83	68	72	38	29	25	25	34	31	19	10	2			2
			9	1		1	1					1		1		1
			13	1							2		3	2	2
					1							2		1	1		1

1			17	1		3	2	1	1	3	2	3		6	1		1	1	2
			17				1					1	1	1
		1	4	1	6		1				1		1			1
18	20	16	296	128	82	84	75	79	65	48	38	35	27	40	20	11	7	1	2
21	15	21	254	133	75	93	78	76	54	45	36	36	25	28	16	19	4	2		2
			18			1				1		1		2	3	3	1
			4			1		2	1	1	7	1		6	2	2
1			3	2	1	2	5		1		2	2	1	3	2	2		1

	1		36	1	1						2	1	2	3	2		1
			8			1		1						3		2
	1			1									1		1
14	18	21	219	128	79	82	85	72	51	41	32	24	31	30	18	11	8	1		4
14	17	22	198	110	51	70	59	54	52	41	28	28	15	28	12	12	5			2
			15				1		1	1	1	2	1	2	1	1	1
			7								3		1	2	3	2
									1

			34	1			1		1		1	1	1	4	5	1	2	1
			6			1			1		1			2		1			1
			5			2	1	3	2	1										2
15	23	24	289	146	58	77	92	66	61	41	38	28	23	32	29	9	4	3	1	2
27	20	20	275	140	74	98	95	67	64	43	43	46	32	27	21	16	8	5
			20					2	1		1	7	6	1	6	4	1	2
			10							2	2	5	2	4	2	1
			4										1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			52	1		1		1	5	4	4	5	4	6	9	2	1	1
			33					1			1	2		1	4	1	1	1
			16														1			2
56	36	36	617	276	131	143	159	163	143	103	60	54	58	49	67	32	18	5	2	4
32	48	43	529	249	156	155	161	159	142	91	61	55	55	57	48	32	11	9
1			41	1							1	6	3	9	11	3	1
			13									3	5	5	6	6	4	3
1			9	1										2	1

1			22	1				2	2	1	2	3	1	3	2	1	1	1		1
			16							1		1	2	1	2		1
	1	1	8	2	2	1	1	1	3				2			1				2
25	20	32	274	157	74	93	84	82	82	39	59	53	36	44	35	16	7	1	2	5
21	26	24	272	155	91	95	108	92	88	52	51	38	28	36	12	7	4	1		10
			27		1					1	1	2	2	4		1
			12										2	1	1
1		1	16	2	1	2	1	1			3			2						9

			13						1	1
			5										1
			2																	2
7	8	3	171	49	23	25	30	54	29	27	14	12	16	11	11	13	4	2		3
15	13	8	181	74	39	60	80	58	45	28	23	17	16	11	17	6	4	2		1
			12									1		1	3
			4										1
			5								1	1	1

			29						3	1	2	3	1	1
			1								2		1	1	1
				1			1				1		2
22	24	14	269	131	68	62	78	82	85	61	43	34	35	22	25	10	5	2		2
24	14	14	292	107	79	98	85	73	65	52	40	25	25	21	17	8	5	2		1
			24													1
			7	1								1				2
													1

			35	1	1					1
			26		1							1				2
1	1		16	4	3	1	2	3					2	1						2
30	29	25	333	182	128	130	137	112	98	57	57	44	33	33	27	9	4	1		7
23	25	26	290	156	98	112	99	77	70	47	31	33	24	21	8	3	2			1
			21			1		1			1	1			2		1
			21
			14	1	1	1	1	1			2

1	1	2	99	6	5	6	7	14	10	7	6	7	3	2	2	2
			62				3	4	4	1	3	3	1	2	2		1		1
1		2	40	10	2	2	3	1		6		2	1	3						17
80	70	84	957	492	315	398	415	426	304	203	119	86	61	53	35	17	9	1	1	26
60	44	65	937	343	231	298	266	258	187	102	68	51	48	33	22	12	3		1	4
1	2		90	4	1	3	1		3	7	1	5	1	3	1	1
			47		1		1		2	2	3	3	4	1	4	2	2
1	1	1	34	6	1	5		1	3	1	2		1							1

	1	1	49	3	2	2	2		3		1	3	1		1	3
			20	2		1	1	2	3	1	1		1		1	2
1	1	1	18	3	3	1	3		1	1	1	1			1		1			1
31	29	28	414	180	104	100	107	141	115	75	58	39	32	29	22	16	7	2		2
29	26	30	426	182	103	115	106	106	86	60	29	36	35	26	10	7	6	1		2
			45		2			1	2	1		3	2	4	1
			22	1					1	3	1	2	2	1	3	1	1
			13	4	3	2	3	4	3	2								1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.


			78	1	4	4	2	4	1	3	6	2	2	5	2	2
			33					1	1		2		1	1	1		2
	1		7	4				1								1
58	44	34	683	319	136	159	166	211	166	127	112	92	66	72	43	19	9	1			4
33	39	40	654	260	119	156	196	201	142	99	91	58	52	39	26	10	10	4	1	1	1
			65					1			5	4	3	5	4	3	2	1		1
			34						1	3	2	3	5	1	1			1
			7	2	1			1	1	1	1		1	1	1			1

			27		1			1	1	1	1	1		3	1
			7					1		1	1				1
			4			1	1	2	1	2		1		2	1	1
15	20	17	153	96	65	76	83	93	73	45	44	35	34	27	13	8					8
7	8	9	126	56	29	37	35	35	30	20	14	19	13	13	5	1	2				3
			23									1		2							1
			3	1								1			1
			5						1					1							1

			30		1	1	2			1	3	1		1		1
			8					1					1

20	9	11	172	88	46	56	63	65	60	37	22	21	27	29	16	8	4	2
9	11	8	190	69	45	67	62	64	48	26	25	16	14	16	7	2	1	1
			27							1	4			3
			15									2		1	1



			36	1	1	2	1				1	2	2	3	2	1		1
			15		1			1		2				1		1
			1												1
37	28	35	298	186	105	133	105	109	82	50	43	39	50	41	35	14	3	1			2
18	20	25	263	159	95	104	90	74	64	42	35	40	35	22	17	9	5	1
			29					1					1	3
			11						1				1	1	2		1	1
			1	1

			58	1			3	2	2	2	3	6	1		2		1
			10				1	1		2		1		3	1
			2										1	1							4
29	23	26	339	178	96	80	118	95	94	65	42	40	31	29	22	5	8	1			7
16	26	19	300	141	70	86	85	89	73	41	29	30	19	22	9	4	4		1		2
			48					1		1	2	1	2	10	2	1	1
			5									3		3	1	1


		1	71	2	4	3	3	6	4	2	2	2	5	1	1	1
			12		1		1	1		2		1		4	1
				1	1	1	2		1		1	1			1
35	38	36	556	214	143	151	166	190	129	80	64	51	47	41	36	14	5	3			2
48	34	29	526	241	146	150	171	149	123	68	54	40	32	27	21	8	7	1
			59		1			2	1	1	3	2	3		1		2	1
			10							3	1	2	5	2	3	3	1
			1		2	3	1	1

			35		1	1			3	4		1		7	2	1	1	1
			4									1	1	1
						2		1	2		1
13	17	14	234	111	47	61	82	77	58	46	25	25	28	34	19	10	5	1
13	19	11	254	86	55	66	63	63	43	25	22	14	14	21	11	8	4	2
			37			1		2						2	1			1
			1									1	1	1	1			1
						1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			26		2	2	2	3	1	2	1	3	1	6	2	1	1		1
			11								1			2	2	2
			1				2		1
26	20	17	259	130	57	82	105	114	68	45	30	29	32	44	28	23	11	1	1
20	11	21	269	109	57	88	99	94	54	37	18	37	37	35	21	10	8	1	2	1
			16							3	1	1	5	6	3	2	1		1
			5						2	1	1	1	6	4	2	4	1
			3			1	1	4		1

	1		20	1				1		2	1	1		2	3		1
			4											1	1
			2	1											1
23	15	14	134	87	45	53	43	43	28	27	27	18	21	15	14	7	4	1		2
11	5	14	132	73	39	42	38	23	26	22	17	10	12	12	10	1	1			1
			13
			6
			1

		1	66	1	2	3	2	10	5	5	5	6	9	7	7	4	2			1
			30		2					2	1		2	3	1	1		2
			10	4			4	1	1		2	2	5	6	2	1
32	37	40	527	238	122	151	168	175	135	83	50	60	74	100	77	39	19	3	1	4
20	31	29	538	198	119	166	147	126	119	51	39	30	54	55	30	17	9	3	2
			58	1	2	1	2	1	2	1		5	8	4	5	1	1
			39			1	2			1	3	1	2	8	5	6	1	1
1	2		6	4			1		3					2

		1	34	2		3	4	2	2	1	6	1	5	6	4	5	2	1
			18	1					2			1	1	7	1	3
			6	1	1		1							1	1
19	18	20	268	127	72	89	111	86	71	31	38	28	41	54	31	22	5	2		1
24	21	15	260	125	82	105	83	93	69	37	28	31	43	33	21	7	5	2	2	4
			26				1		3	1	2	1	4	4	4	1	1	1
			6	1				1	1			3	6	1	4	1	1
			9			2	1	1	2				2

2		1	86	5	4	9	4	16	15	2	10	5	10	20	4	6	2		1
			53			1			4	3	4	3	7	6	4	3
3	1		14	9	3	5	2	5	5		3	1	5	4	1		1	1		45
84	69	80	889	473	323	374	312	305	238	141	130	108	133	174	109	53	20	4	3	50
85	72	87	892	479	304	356	326	265	192	136	123	120	139	150	75	24	19	6	3	6
			70	2		2	2	3	1	5	2	7	10	14	9	1	2	2	1
			61	1				2	1	1	9	4	19	18	7	2
2		2	17	6	3	5	5	4	4	4	3	2	1	2	1	1	1	2		1

			23		1	2	1				2		4	7	2		2
			17											2	1		1
			6
28	20	29	306	172	76	63	75	75	60	46	31	35	49	68	37	23	12	2
26	12	22	289	114	58	69	72	65	60	48	34	30	41	34	22	8	2	1		1
			25							2	1	2	3	5	1	1
			15								2	1	1	3
			3

	1		19	1	1	2	2	2	5	4	3	4	12	24	9	9	5
			15										1	6	4	1
			8	3	1		1	1		1	2		1	1		1
19	19	24	327	139	73	79	81	88	66	47	38	30	54	98	65	30	14	2		1
17	15	21	327	118	69	90	94	65	60	40	31	35	31	46	27	8	8	1		1
			19						3	3	3	4	5	9	3	1	1
			16				1	1			2	1	4	2	4	1	1
2			11	2	1	2	1	1				1	3	3		1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.


1			35	2		2		4	3	2	3	2	7	9	13	2	2		1
			24					1	1	4	2	1	2	5	2
	1		12	3	1	1		3
27	24	25	411	161	88	89	70	99	88	51	38	45	55	77	64	34	8	1	1		3
35	49	38	437	260	124	123	135	103	105	77	48	58	48	58	40	8	14	4	1
	1		32	3					1	1	1	3	1	1	8	3
			13	1	2	2		1	1	1	3	2	4	6	6	3	2	1
1			11	4		1	1	2	1	3	1		1	2	2

			27								7	3	9	15	15	4	2	1			2
			23							1	1			3	2	2
			8		1	1			3				1			1
24	22	23	410	178	85	86	75	77	71	51	47	38	33	43	51	19	7	3			3
28	31	37	390	215	120	124	107	93	84	57	38	29	42	43	32	18	2	1			3
			21		1				1		3	1	1	4	7			1
			20						2	1	4	5	4	6	3	3
			5	1		1	3	4	3	2		1	1								1

			66		4	5	7	6	6	5	6	4	11	18	19	12	9			1
			21							1			2	2	1	1	3	2
	1		11	2	1	1	1	1					1	3	1		1
41	50	52	630	302	172	219	209	218	139	91	66	62	62	119	95	62	35	3	2	1	1
71	59	55	591	354	240	261	243	195	142	99	83	65	67	117	59	41	14	4	1		4
			55	1				1		1	4	2	5	6	6	3	1
			21								1	2	1	8	5	8	1
	1		8	1	1	1	1	1		1	1										1

			18			1			3	2	5		7	12	4	2	1
			5					1		1		1		1		1

16	9	8	168	74	28	32	32	26	35	28	22	16	23	32	31	12	5	2	1		3
7	7	11	157	63	39	37	47	37	31	25	24	16	17	23	8	10	2	1			1
			13		1			1		1	1			3	1
			3						1		2		2	4	2	2


			26				1	1	3							1	1
			6

10	14	10	175	69	39	37	52	48	39	13	16	10	12	15	5	5	2	1			1
15	7	13	171	76	38	50	46	33	28	15	11	14	9	12	6	2	1
			13			1				1	3	1		3	1
			8								1		1		1
			10			2

			11			1	1				1	1	1	1	2		1
			5				1
			2																		1
4	4	4	98	34	18	23	27	17	17	8	5	10	12	20	13	6	3		1
5	5	2	103	34	22	22	20	22	22	8	11	11	6	9	4	6	3	1
			15								1	2	2			3	1
			1									1
			6			2	1

			73	1	2	2	7	2	6	4	9	9	13	12	10	5	3
		1	40	2				1				1	2		4	1		1
			4	2	2	1		1				1			1
51	44	48	753	311	149	164	191	186	140	88	76	72	70	82	76	27	13	3			2
61	68	76	698	405	183	216	223	190	174	103	67	59	53	64	57	14	10	4	1		2
1			78	1	1					3	3	3	3	6	3			1
			34			1				3	2	1	2	8	12	2	1
1			7	4	1	1	4				2			1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


2			26	3	1	5	8	4	12	7	6	7	18	10	9	4	2			2
			14			2	3	4	3	4	7	3	5	2	1	1	4
1			13	1	2	2	5	2	3		1	1		2		1				2

22	21	19	319	129	96	131	154	166	121	97	88	70	64	69	60	32	11	3		17
31	33	38	332	202	122	137	156	133	117	85	73	76	67	52	43	14	9	1	1	22
			27					1	1	1	3	1	4	4	1					1
			13							1	4		2	8	2
1	5	3	13	10	9	18	31	27	42	29	31	42	35	19	15	5	3	1		20
1			61	1		4	1	2	7	2	3	2	1	2	3	3		1
			26								1		2		2	1	1
			2				4	4	1					3
34	30	31	510	233	112	145	125	151	120	63	49	39	43	54	34	37	17	3		1
44	28	50	500	248	164	194	166	121	119	76	62	43	44	59	33	15	13	1	1
			50		1						2	5	3	9	8	2	1	1
			30			1		1		1	1	3	3	5	3		1
2	2		8	9	4	2	4		4		1	3	1	1	1

				1		1				2		4	5	5	3	1	1
			76						1	1			1	4	2	1
	1		2	1	2	1	3	1				1	1
15	11	15	213	83	57	68	74	52	41	26	34	22	21	26	24	7	2		1	3
18	17	13	179	99	63	85	51	57	45	25	18	32	28	21	15	15	1
				1					2	2		3	5	7	5	1
			53		1		1		2	4	6	2	2	1
	1		1	1	2	3	1	2	1	1		1	1	1			1

			39	1			2	1		1		3	4	4	4	4	1	2	1
			10			2	1			1	1		1	3	1		1
1			5	2	2		1		1		1	2	2
14	13	17	193	93	60	85	86	74	51	36	24	21	24	40	14	13	7	5	1	1
20	25	24	199	121	70	89	86	79	61	32	39	33	25	28	16	13	4	2		1
	1		22	2		1		2	3	1	1	2	2	1	1	2
			6						1		2	3	2	2		1	1	1
1	2	1	11	7	2	4	1	2	3	1		2					1

		1	25	2					4	1	1	2		1	1		1
			9						1				2		2	1	1
			1								1		1
19	14	13	233	88	45	47	72	75	73	42	27	30	35	18	32	28	12	3		1
27	32	31	278	162	60	101	88	89	70	49	40	32	33	35	28	28	7	3	2	2
			23	1			1				1	2	5	2	2	1
			11	1					1			2	4	3	3	4	1
			2	1									1		4	1


			40	1	1		3	2	5		2	1	2	2	1	1	3
			68							1					1	1

30	22	22	374	156	68	74	87	93	85	55	37	21	22	24	19	9	5	2		1
33	30	36	403	180	123	118	90	87	78	40	38	29	26	24	12	4	6		1	1
			60	1	1		1			1	2	1	4	3	1		1
			76				1	1					1	2	1	1
												1

			65		3	1	1		4	2	3	1	4	6	3	3
			29					1	2	1	1	3	1	2	4	1	1		1
	2		17	8	5	3	1		1	1			2	1	1					4
56	35	35	649	290	154	193	181	155	125	82	51	51	65	90	51	30	17		1	6
67	54	60	635	344	259	239	228	163	130	102	97	88	69	72	45	23	10	3	1	6
			67							2	4	4	4	5	3	2	1
			14					1	2	1	7	3	6	6	4	1	4
4	1	1	14	10	5	4		1	3	1	2	1	3	2						1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			6		2		1		2	3	1	1
			2	1											1
															1	1	1
6	5	3	70	29	14	15	21	16	18	11	5	1	4	6	6	4	1
5		5	59	16	12	14	15	13	17	2	2	4	6	9	3	3				1
			2		1						1		2	4	1
												1	2	1	1


			61	2	2	3	12	11	6	3	5	1	6	4	3		1
			27						3	1	1	2		1	1	1		1	1
	1		3	4		1	3	3	2	1			1	1		1
36	39	48	492	251	124	142	180	139	112	69	67	56	45	62	37	20	9	1	2	4
51	39	58	452	282	176	208	161	119	113	78	63	53	36	43	26	11	5			2
			37	1			2	4		3	3		4	8	1	1
			20			1	1		1		1	2	2	4	5	3
1			4	4	4	2		2	1		1			1	1


			42		3	5	6	6	2	3	4	4	5	1	1	1
			11							1				1
			5		1			1		1				1
29	24	22	267	146	81	129	114	123	73	38	40	39	36	22	16	11	1		1	2
20	33	36	303	172	126	142	118	78	59	38	31	28	34	17	17	6	4	2		4
			40			1		1	1	1		1	1	3	2
			9						2		2	1	1					1
	1		2	1				1			1

			15			1	1	2					1
			9						1		1		1
				1	2	1	1	5	1		2		2							1
16	24	14	174	107	89	96	82	94	49	37	29	12	17	8	10	3	1			1
24	23	19	182	117	83	85	77	59	35	25	11	16	14	13	8	1	1			1
			26									1	1	1	1	1				1
			5					1			2	2	3	2
1			1	1		3


			40				1	1	1	2	1		3	4	2					1
			19				1	1	1	1	1	1		4	1	1	1
1			13	2	1	1	1		1	1					1
19	29	27	425	184	88	105	107	107	96	77	47	29	46	48	26	14	4		1	1
44	38	43	450	239	154	166	130	116	111	68	52	40	60	43	29	12	4	4	1	4
			31	1			1	1	1	1	4	1	1	6	4	3		1
			12				1			2		1	1	6	5	1				1
1		2	6	3		1	1	1	1	2		2		1						1



																				359
																				359
																				296


																				296

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			11				1		1	3	2			2	3	4		1
			6					1			1	1		1	3		1
	1		3	2	1	2	1	3	1						1
9	11	8	132	67	37	43	45	52	36	30	23	17	18	21	18	6	8	2		1
9	8	10	143	64	45	38	31	32	39	18	13	20	19	13	4	7	4	1
		1	10	1			1					1		3		1
			2									2	2	1	2	1	1
		1	2	3						1

		1	44	1		3	1	2	4	4	2	3	2	2	4	3
			26	1					1	1	1	2	1	1	3	1
		2	5	2	19	21	60	57	23	23	26	24	39	14	16	12	2	2		12

33	33	42	507	222	133	139	219	241	201	161	96	79	83	91	57	37	7	5	1	13
37	38	36	483	234	146	199	212	229	179	131	89	81	79	78	51	39	18	3	3	1
			46	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	2		3	2	1	2		1	1
			27		1	1		2	3		2	7	2	5	4	1
			5		10	24	41	50	32	35	28	39	33	26	20	10	5		1
			8						1		2	1			3	1
			7
1	1	1	2	3	1				1	1					1
6	8	10	94	54	28	37	34	38	37	21	17	18	15	11	17	2	3			1
7	6	7	99	39	39	39	25	32	23	24	8	10	8	18	10	4	2	1	1	1
			13							1	1	1	1	2	2
			5										2	1
			2	1	2										1

		2	13	2		1	1	1	1	1	1	1	3					2
			10		2		1		2	1	2								1
			1					1				1
12	11	8	139	81	44	32	34	51	29	21	9	13	17	7	10	5	1	1	1	1
8	12	12	115	59	36	35	31	27	27	13	18	12	13	15	8	1	3	2	1	1
			7					1			1	1	2	4	1		2
			9									1	1	1					1
			1		1				1

			77	1			1	1	5	3	3	1		3	2	2
			34	1				1	1	1	1		3	4			1
	1		14	1		1									2	1
45	34	45	638	282	123	123	135	164	130	105	66	59	48	60	43	26	6	6	1	2
43	44	37	604	255	146	159	191	215	146	93	74	75	49	46	44	15	11	6		4
			47		1	1		2	1	2	1	2	3	4				1
			33								2	2	3	4	6	1	3	1
			19	1		1	1	1		1						1

1			31	2			5	1	3		2		2			2
			10		1			1		1		1		1
2			5	3	4	4	3			3
15	20	16	263	127	59	64	75	85	71	44	33	23	28	30	20	7	8	2	1	1
20	8	18	241	106	59	77	76	61	61	34	29	24	19	29	13	6	3	1		1
			22		1		1	2	1	1	1	2	2	4	2	2
			9						1			2	2	4
			4	1	1	4	1		1	2			1	1

			109		2	8	13	9	7	3	8	6	3	9	4
			29			2		1			2	1		6	3	1	1	1
	1		10	1	1	5	5	6	4	4	1		2	2	2
58	57	64	909	422	209	243	253	275	241	160	131	113	88	75	65	31	12	4	2	3
81	72	52	905	428	267	324	302	294	216	151	130	85	89	67	60	31	20	2		4
			105	1	1	3		1	3	3	1	2	8	3	2	1	2	1
			32			1	1	1		1	1	3	3	2	6	1	2
			8	5	2	4	4	3	5	4	1		4	1			1			1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


	2		44	2		1		2	1	2		2	2	3
1			10	1									1	3	3	1
			9		1		1	3	1	4	1		2					1
30	44	15	346	183	95	102	105	134	96	73	51	38	35	44	22	12	6	3		3
25	28	23	348	156	93	120	114	113	91	60	39	29	43	35	28	10	8	1	1	2
			37					1	2			2	3	2	3	1
			8	1					1	1		2	4	2	4		2
			7	3	4	2	1	2	4				2

			39	1		1		1	1	2	1	2	1	3		1				1
			11					1	1	1		3	1	1		1
		1	7	3		1	3	2		1	1	1		1
30	15	26	379	201	78	125	93	122	92	63	67	47	44	42	19	9	6			1
26	27	18	326	131	79	97	88	84	82	49	41	40	33	25	8	4	1
			32		2			1		2	1	4	1	4		1
			20						1	2	2	2		1
2			1	2			3	1			1			2

			95		1	3	4	1	3	8	4	6	3	5	2	2	1
	1		21	1	1		3	2	1	1			1	2		1
					1						1
54	50	53	663	343	188	196	201	239	186	139	114	80	93	68	45	21	6			7
47	47	52	668	297	145	158	196	174	147	95	78	59	61	55	29	15	3	2	1	1
2	1		81	3	1	1		1	3	3		2	3	3		2
			21				1	1		2	1	2	4	4	4	2
		1	6	3		1			1			1	2	1	2

			49			3	1	2	3	7	2	5	4	7	6	2	1			1
			20			1					2		2	1
			5	1	1			2		1
23	25	27	450	181	96	126	117	115	113	79	74	46	60	68	49	17	4	1		2
26	14	33	399	146	108	129	115	90	89	55	50	50	48	38	32	5	8	1
			50	1			1		1		2		2	6	5		1
			14				1					1	4	2	1	3	2
			2								1				1

			34	2		1	1		1	2		3			1		1	1
		1	10	1				2			1		1	2	2	2
			1			1
25	28	27	271	163	67	80	82	72	56	49	36	38	29	27	13	9	4	2
15	8	12	277	87	65	72	76	70	48	34	38	30	29	18	15	11	3	3
			20						1			1	3	4	1	2		1
			15			1			1				6	4	2	1	1	1
			1								1						1

			10					1						2	2
			8										1	1
			3	1			1										1
11	10	8	114	60	23	32	42	50	31	24	14	11	13	24	15	8	5	1
7	10	8	107	48	36	35	41	39	28	11	8	18	22	10	12	2	3	2
			9				1						1	2	2
			9								1	2	1	2	4			1
			3		1	1	1	1	1					1		1

			7				1		2			1	3	1	2
			3								1		2	1			2
			2	1	1				1
7	5	8	70	36	24	33	25	24	27	9	9	10	16	11	5	6	4			1
4	6	5	56	40	21	26	28	20	15	8	8	6	8	4	6	3	1	1	1
			4				1			1		2		1		1			1
			1												1
		1		1	1						1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


		1	11	1		2	2		1		2		3	2	1	1	1		1
			8											1	1
			1
13	18	10	154	77	48	54	49	50	41	27	26	16	20	18	12	10	3		1
11	13	12	133	77	32	42	45	44	31	21	19	9	11	14	5	3	1	1		1
			12
			1
			3

			24		1		1		5	1	2	3	3	4	3	2	2
			17					1	3	1	2	2	2	2	2	1
1			2	1	1		1		1				1
16	20	12	207	100	61	42	71	73	57	28	30	34	27	45	22	11	6	2		2
14	16	10	178	82	64	53	83	61	38	29	25	29	26	23	16	5	10	3
			15						1	1	2	3	4	3	2	1	4
			19						1		1	2	4	3	2	1	1
				1	2	1		1	1			1

			19	1						1	4		6	3	2		2
			7	1								1	2	1				1
			1		3	6	18	33	24	14	33	26	28	18	15	5	4	1		12
15	5	8	155	72	54	97	73	79	75	50	69	58	59	44	30	11	8	2		16
17	18	9	148	97	64	88	89	101	67	60	50	68	58	46	26	23	8	2	1	32
			8								1		2	2	2	1
			2										2	1		1
			4		1	8	14	12	18	17	23	19	37	31	20	12	4	1	1	5

			30	1	1				1	2		2	1	1	1	2
			16				1							1	1
													1	1			1
12	22	12	239	100	72	90	94	83	66	47	29	31	29	36	28	21	5	1
24	27	25	235	162	75	112	100	87	77	41	33	35	33	28	18	12	7	2	1	1
			19		1				2			3		4	1		2		1
			14							1			1	1	2	3
												1	1	1	2

			11		1	1	2			1	2		2		1
			5				1						2	1				1
	1		5	1			1	1
13	16	6	132	72	44	58	72	53	45	21	24	28	19	17	12	4	2	1
9	8	11	137	58	39	42	39	41	33	21	12	16	21	20	3	4	4
			16
			5												1
			6			1

			29	1			2	3		2	1	2		2	2	1		2		2
			17				1							2	1	4			1
	1	1	7	3				1		1	2		1
17	22	26	305	146	100	111	83	110	75	38	41	36	38	38	25	22	2	3	2	3
23	21	19	294	134	91	98	99	93	56	40	34	38	38	31	27	8	7	2	2	1
			32								1	1	2	2	3	1		1	1
			15							1		1	2	6	5	1		1	1
1			7	1		1	1					1	1			1				1

			46		2	3	6	3	6	7	13	11	14	17	10	7				2
			45	1	1	1		1	1	1	2	4	5	3	2	1	4
			15	1						4		1	1	1			1
47	42	50	752	326	158	187	189	176	164	109	87	82	94	111	72	39	19	5	1	5
57	42	39	704	323	144	182	198	198	138	86	78	79	81	61	43	24	12	1	4	1
			61					1	2	5	6	4	8	10	5	2	4		2
	1		30	1					1	2	5	4	11	13	7	4	2	1
			11	1	1	1	2	2	1		3	1	3	1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			33		3	1	3	3	4	4	6	7	7	15	9	3	2		1	1
			28					2	2		2	1	2	4	4	1		1
		1	9	2		2	1	3	1		2	1	5	5	4	1
38	42	35	571	248	134	162	148	153	110	73	66	61	90	103	79	33	13	2	2	5
36	25	25	515	210	113	157	144	135	107	49	55	57	44	58	42	12	7	2	2	2
			43							2	8	8	7	13	5		3
			22				3	1			2	3	6	6	5	2			1
		1	14	3	5	1		2	1	1	3	1	2		2					1

2	1	1	60	5		2	2		6	6	11	12	11	22	17	12			1
1			32	1	1		1		1	1	2	2	1	10	6	3	2
2			22	3	7	1	2			1	4	2	3	2	4	1				2
73	45	71	685	399	191	253	270	202	177	99	85	71	111	151	121	53	21	5	2	14
44	51	50	638	309	205	243	221	205	135	79	64	116	133	87	68	26	12	4		16
			55			2				5	4	10	24	10	10	6	3	2		1
			32			1		1		5	3	8	11	9	6	4	2			1
			22	1			2			1			1	2						1

			21				2	1	1	1	1	1	5	3	1	1			1
			7	1						1			3	3	2	1	1
			2			1		1		1		1				2
10	13	10	157	63	42	61	66	70	39	27	19	13	26	22	19	14	2	1	1	1
8	11	8	181	58	33	54	47	48	32	24	18	16	14	16	13	9		1
			16							1	1	5	2	1	2	2		1
			12										2	2	1	1
			3						1		1		1

			16		1		2		1			2	2	4	3		2
			10	1								1		2	1	2
		1	3	1	1	1						1
13	17	18	187	104	64	77	85	61	42	35	22	22	25	27	28	12	10	1	1	4
21	8	13	191	95	62	83	68	72	38	29	25	25	34	31	19	10	2			2
			9	1		1	1					1		1		1
			13	1							2		3	2	2
					1							2		1	1		1

1			17	1		3	2	1	1	3	2	3		6	1		1	1	2
			17				1					1	1	1
		1	4	1	6		1				1		1			1
18	20	16	296	128	82	84	75	79	65	48	38	35	27	40	20	11	7	1	2
21	15	21	254	133	75	93	78	76	54	45	36	36	25	28	16	19	4	2		2
			18			1				1		1		2	3	3	1
			4			1		2	1	1	7	1		6	2	2
1			3	2	1	2	5		1		2	2	1	3	2	2		1

	1		36	1	1						2	1	2	3	2		1
			8			1		1						3		2
	1			1									1		1
14	18	21	219	128	79	82	85	72	51	41	32	24	31	30	18	11	8	1		4
14	17	22	198	110	51	70	59	54	52	41	28	28	15	28	12	12	5			2
			15				1		1	1	1	2	1	2	1	1	1
			7								3		1	2	3	2
									1

			34	1			1		1		1	1	1	4	5	1	2	1
			6			1			1		1			2		1			1
			5			2	1	3	2	1										2
15	23	24	289	146	58	77	92	66	61	41	38	28	23	32	29	9	4	3	1	2
27	20	20	275	140	74	98	95	67	64	43	43	46	32	27	21	16	8	5
			20					2	1		1	7	6	1	6	4	1	2
			10							2	2	5	2	4	2	1
			4										1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			52	1		1		1	5	4	4	5	4	6	9	2	1	1
			33					1			1	2		1	4	1	1	1
			16														1			2
56	36	36	617	276	131	143	159	163	143	103	60	54	58	49	67	32	18	5	2	4
32	48	43	529	249	156	155	161	159	142	91	61	55	55	57	48	32	11	9
1			41	1							1	6	3	9	11	3	1
			13									3	5	5	6	6	4	3
1			9	1										2	1

1			22	1				2	2	1	2	3	1	3	2	1	1	1		1
			16							1		1	2	1	2		1
	1	1	8	2	2	1	1	1	3				2			1				2
25	20	32	274	157	74	93	84	82	82	39	59	53	36	44	35	16	7	1	2	5
21	26	24	272	155	91	95	108	92	88	52	51	38	28	36	12	7	4	1		10
			27		1					1	1	2	2	4		1
			12										2	1	1
1		1	16	2	1	2	1	1			3			2						9

			13						1	1
			5										1
			2																	2
7	8	3	171	49	23	25	30	54	29	27	14	12	16	11	11	13	4	2		3
15	13	8	181	74	39	60	80	58	45	28	23	17	16	11	17	6	4	2		1
			12									1		1	3
			4										1
			5								1	1	1

			29						3	1	2	3	1	1
			1								2		1	1	1
				1			1				1		2
22	24	14	269	131	68	62	78	82	85	61	43	34	35	22	25	10	5	2		2
24	14	14	292	107	79	98	85	73	65	52	40	25	25	21	17	8	5	2		1
			24													1
			7	1								1				2
													1

			35	1	1					1
			26		1							1				2
1	1		16	4	3	1	2	3					2	1						2
30	29	25	333	182	128	130	137	112	98	57	57	44	33	33	27	9	4	1		7
23	25	26	290	156	98	112	99	77	70	47	31	33	24	21	8	3	2			1
			21			1		1			1	1			2		1
			21
			14	1	1	1	1	1			2

1	1	2	99	6	5	6	7	14	10	7	6	7	3	2	2	2
			62				3	4	4	1	3	3	1	2	2		1		1
1		2	40	10	2	2	3	1		6		2	1	3						17
80	70	84	957	492	315	398	415	426	304	203	119	86	61	53	35	17	9	1	1	26
60	44	65	937	343	231	298	266	258	187	102	68	51	48	33	22	12	3		1	4
1	2		90	4	1	3	1		3	7	1	5	1	3	1	1
			47		1		1		2	2	3	3	4	1	4	2	2
1	1	1	34	6	1	5		1	3	1	2		1							1

	1	1	49	3	2	2	2		3		1	3	1		1	3
			20	2		1	1	2	3	1	1		1		1	2
1	1	1	18	3	3	1	3		1	1	1	1			1		1			1
31	29	28	414	180	104	100	107	141	115	75	58	39	32	29	22	16	7	2		2
29	26	30	426	182	103	115	106	106	86	60	29	36	35	26	10	7	6	1		2
			45		2			1	2	1		3	2	4	1
			22	1					1	3	1	2	2	1	3	1	1
			13	4	3	2	3	4	3	2								1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	100 and over.	Unspecified Adults.


			78	1	4	4	2	4	1	3	6	2	2	5	2	2
			33					1	1		2		1	1	1		2
	1		7	4				1								1
58	44	34	683	319	136	159	166	211	166	127	112	92	66	72	43	19	9	1			4
33	39	40	654	260	119	156	196	201	142	99	91	58	52	39	26	10	10	4	1	1	1
			65					1			5	4	3	5	4	3	2	1		1
			34						1	3	2	3	5	1	1			1
			7	2	1			1	1	1	1		1	1	1			1

			27		1			1	1	1	1	1		3	1
			7					1		1	1				1
			4			1	1	2	1	2		1		2	1	1
15	20	17	153	96	65	76	83	93	73	45	44	35	34	27	13	8					8
7	8	9	126	56	29	37	35	35	30	20	14	19	13	13	5	1	2				3
			23									1		2							1
			3	1								1			1
			5						1					1							1

			30		1	1	2			1	3	1		1		1
			8					1					1

20	9	11	172	88	46	56	63	65	60	37	22	21	27	29	16	8	4	2
9	11	8	190	69	45	67	62	64	48	26	25	16	14	16	7	2	1	1
			27							1	4			3
			15									2		1	1



			36	1	1	2	1				1	2	2	3	2	1		1
			15		1			1		2				1		1
			1												1
37	28	35	298	186	105	133	105	109	82	50	43	39	50	41	35	14	3	1			2
18	20	25	263	159	95	104	90	74	64	42	35	40	35	22	17	9	5	1
			29					1					1	3
			11						1				1	1	2		1	1
			1	1

			58	1			3	2	2	2	3	6	1		2		1
			10				1	1		2		1		3	1
			2										1	1							4
29	23	26	339	178	96	80	118	95	94	65	42	40	31	29	22	5	8	1			7
16	26	19	300	141	70	86	85	89	73	41	29	30	19	22	9	4	4		1		2
			48					1		1	2	1	2	10	2	1	1
			5									3		3	1	1


		1	71	2	4	3	3	6	4	2	2	2	5	1	1	1
			12		1		1	1		2		1		4	1
				1	1	1	2		1		1	1			1
35	38	36	556	214	143	151	166	190	129	80	64	51	47	41	36	14	5	3			2
48	34	29	526	241	146	150	171	149	123	68	54	40	32	27	21	8	7	1
			59		1			2	1	1	3	2	3		1		2	1
			10							3	1	2	5	2	3	3	1
			1		2	3	1	1

			35		1	1			3	4		1		7	2	1	1	1
			4									1	1	1
						2		1	2		1
13	17	14	234	111	47	61	82	77	58	46	25	25	28	34	19	10	5	1
13	19	11	254	86	55	66	63	63	43	25	22	14	14	21	11	8	4	2
			37			1		2						2	1			1
			1									1	1	1	1			1
						1

18	19	20	5 to 15	15 to 21	21 to 25	25 to 30	30 to 35	35 to 40	40 to 45	45 to 50	50 to 55	55 to 60	60 to 65	65 to 70	70 to 75	75 to 80	80 to 85	85 to 90	90 to 100	Unspecified Adults.


			26		2	2	2	3	1	2	1	3	1	6	2	1	1		1
			11								1			2	2	2
			1				2		1
26	20	17	259	130	57	82	105	114	68	45	30	29	32	44	28	23	11	1	1
20	11	21	269	109	57	88	99	94	54	37	18	37	37	35	21	10	8	1	2	1
			16							3	1	1	5	6	3	2	1		1
			5						2	1	1	1	6	4	2	4	1
			3			1	1	4		1

	1		20	1				1		2	1	1		2	3		1
			4											1	1
			2	1											1
23	15	14	134	87	45	53	43	43	28	27	27	18	21	15	14	7	4	1		2
11	5	14	132	73	39	42	38	23	26	22	17	10	12	12	10	1	1			1
			13
			6
			1

		1	66	1	2	3	2	10	5	5	5	6	9	7	7	4	2			1
			30		2					2	1		2	3	1	1		2
			10	4			4	1	1		2	2	5	6	2	1
32	37	40	527	238	122	151	168	175	135	83	50	60	74	100	77	39	19	3	1	4
20	31	29	538	198	119	166	147	126	119	51	39	30	54	55	30	17	9	3	2
			58	1	2	1	2	1	2	1		5	8	4	5	1	1
			39			1	2			1	3	1	2	8	5	6	1	1
1	2		6	4			1		3					2

		1	34	2		3	4	2	2	1	6	1	5	6	4	5	2	1
			18	1					2			1	1	7	1	3
			6	1	1		1							1	1
19	18	20	268	127	72	89	111	86	71	31	38	28	41	54	31	22	5	2		1
24	21	15	260	125	82	105	83	93	69	37	28	31	43	33	21	7	5	2	2	4
			26				1		3	1	2	1	4	4	4	1	1	1
			6	1				1	1			3	6	1	4	1	1
			9			2	1	1	2				2

2		1	86	5	4	9	4	16	15	2	10	5	10	20	4	6	2		1
			53			1			4	3	4	3	7	6	4	3
3	1		14	9	3	5	2	5	5		3	1	5	4	1		1	1		45
84	69	80	889	473	323	374	312	305	238	141	130	108	133	174	109	53	20	4	3	50
85	72	87	892	479	304	356	326	265	192	136	123	120	139	150	75	24	19	6	3	6
			70	2		2	2	3	1	5	2	7	10	14	9	1	2	2	1
			61	1				2	1	1	9	4	19	18	7	2
2		2	17	6	3	5	5	4	4	4	3	2	1	2	1	1	1	2		1

			23		1	2	1				2		4	7	2		2
			17											2	1		1
			6
28	20	29	306	172	76	63	75	75	60	46	31	35	49	68	37	23	12	2
26	12	22	289	114	58	69	72	65	60	48	34	30	41	34	22	8	2	1		1
			25							2	1	2	3	5	1	1
			15								2	1	1	3
			3

	1		19	1	1	2	2	2	5	4	3	4	12	24	9	9	5
			15										1	6	4	1
			8	3	1		1	1		1	2		1	1		1
19	19	24	327	139	73	79	81	88	66	47	38	30	54	98	65	30	14	2		1
17	15	21	327	118	69	90	94	65	60	40	31	35	31	46	27	8	8	1		1
			19						3	3	3	4	5	9	3	1	1
			16				1	1			2	1	4	2	4	1	1
2			11	2	1	2	1	1				1	3	3		1