CENSUS OF NEW SOUTH WALES, 1871.—OCCUPATIONS.
OCCUPATIONS (Concluded). Sexes. TOWNS AND VILLAGES OF 100 INHABITANTS AND OVER.
SOFALA—Sofala Registry District, East Macquarie Electorate, County Roxburgh. STOCKTON—Newcastle Registry District, Northumberland Electorate, County Gloucester. STROUD—Port Stephens Registry District, The Williams Electorate, County Gloucester. SYDNEY—Sydney Registry District, East and West Sydney Electorate, County Cumberland. TAMBAROORA—Tambaroora Registry District, Wellington Electorate, County Wellington. TAMWORTH—Tamworth Registry District, Liverpool Plains Electorate, Counties Inglis and Parry. TAREE—Manning River Registry District, The Hastings Electorate, County Macquarie. TENTERFIELD—Tenterfield Registry District, Tenterfield Electorate, County Clive. TARALGA—Goulburn Registry District, Argyle Electorate, County Argyle.
Class VIII.—Skilled Workers and Artificers—contd.
SUB-CLASS 2—IN THE METALS—
1. Blacksmiths, Coppersmiths, Cutlers, Farriers, Lampmakers, Locksmiths, Shipsmiths, Smelters, Typefounders, &c. Males 1 1 191 1 6 2 4 1
2. Hired workmen and apprentices Males 4 7 4 980 2 14 3 5 2
SUB-CLASS 3—IN WOOD—
1. Boatbuilders, Cabinetmakers, Carpenters, Joiners, Shipbuilders, Shipwrights, Turners, Wheelwrights, &c. Males 1 1 1 252 11 1 3
2. Hired workmen and apprentices Males 7 24 5 1,222 6 21 5 13
SUB-CLASS 4—IN STONE AND EARTH—
1. Builders, Bricklayers, Brickmakers, Earthenwaremakers, Masons, Potters, &c. Males 2 189 2 2 1 3 1
2. Hired workmen and apprentices Males 2 539 3 12 2 3 1
SUB-CLASS 5—IN LEATHER AND SKINS—
1. Bootmakers, Curriers, Fellmongers, Harnessmakers, Saddlers, Shoemakers, Tanners, &c. Males 3 1 1 227 9 2 1 2
2. Hired workmen and apprentices Males 8 3 5 917 4 16 4 13 5
SUB-CLASS 6—MISCELLANEOUS—
1. Barbers, Bookbinders, Brushmakers, Coachbuilders, Carvers and Gilders, Dyers, French Polishers, Fullers, Glass-cutters, Glass-blowers, Hairdressers, Hatters, Painters, Paperhangers, Picture-frame Makers, Polishers, Ropemakers, Sailmakers, Scourers, Shirtmakers, Soapmakers, Spinners, Tailors, Trunkmakers, Umbrella Makers or Menders, Upholsterers, Wool-sorters, &c. Males 1 311 3 1 3 2
2. Hired workmen and apprentices Males 5 4 1,262 7 1
3. Needlewomen—Dressmakers, Milliners, Seamstresses, Sewing-machine Workers, Shirtmakers, Staymakers, Tailoresses, &c. Females 8 1,845 3 9 2 5 3
Class IX.—Unskilled Labour.
SUB-CLASS 1—HIRED DOMESTIC SERVANTS Males 12 6 1,078 10 35 3 9 1
Females 26 4 5 3,859 11 73 13 32 4
SUB-CLASS 2—UNSKILLED WORKMEN—
Billstickers, Bushmen, Fencers, Quarrymen, Sawyers, Shinglers, Well-sinkers, Wood-cutters, Wool-cutters, &c., Labourers not otherwise defined Males 2 17 13 2,207 4 72 12 26 1
Class X.—Mariners.
SUB-CLASS 1—
Officers, Masters, Pilots, &c. Males 3 93
SUB-CLASS 2—
Seamen, &c. Males 19 783 1
SUB-CLASS 3—
Ballastmen, Divers, Lightermen, Lumpers, Stevedores, &c. Males 1 106
Class XI.—Persons in Asylums, in Gaols, &c. Males 509 16 3
Females 488
Class XII.—Miscellaneous Occupations.
Carriers (not hired), Draymen (not hired), Cabmen, Itinerant Musicians, Toll-keepers, Undertakers, &c. Males 6 3 2 1,730 4 57 2 17 2
Females 3 2 1 1,540 1 8 1 1
Class XIII.
Occupations not stated Males 1 1 3 1,651 2 6 1 4 2
Females 1 323 1 2 1 1