CENSUS OF NEW SOUTH WALES, 1871.—OCCUPATIONS.
OCCUPATIONS (Continued).	Sexes.	POLICE DISTRICTS.
OCCUPATIONS (Continued).	Sexes.	22. DUBBO. Identical with Dubbo Registry District.	23. DUNGOG. Comprising Clarence Town and Dungog Registry Districts.	24. EDEN. Identical with Eden Registry District.	25. FORBES. Identical with Forbes Registry District.	26. GLEN INNES. Identical with Wellingrove Registry District.	27. GOULBURN. Identical with Goulburn Registry District.	28. GRAFTON. Identical with Grafton Registry District.	29. GUNDAGAL. Identical with Gundagai Registry District.	30. HARTLEY. Identical with Hartley Registry District.	31. INVERELL. Identical with Inverell Registry District.	32. KIAMA. Identical with Kiama Registry District.
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	4	6		6	13	24	17	4	7	5	8
2. Hired workmen and apprentices	Males	24	13	8	27	3	98	51	24	44	6	15
SUB-CLASS 3—IN WOOD—
1. Boatbuilders, Cabinetmakers, Carpenters, Joiners, Shipbuilders, Shipwrights, Turners, Wheelwrights, &c.	Males	4	2	2	6	23	10	26	7	5	10	6
2. Hired workmen and apprentices	Males	59	17	13	59	10	108	90	38	34	25	37
SUB-CLASS 4—IN STONE AND EARTH—
1. Builders, Bricklayers, Brickmakers, Earthenwaremakers, Masons, Potters, &c.	Males	4	1		2	7	20	18	3	1	5	2
2. Hired workmen and apprentices	Males	20	4	2	25	4	58	34	18	35	8	12
SUB-CLASS 5—IN LEATHER AND SKINS—
1. Bootmakers, Curriers, Fellmongers, Harnessmakers, Saddlers, Shoemakers, Tanners, &c.	Males	10	6	2	6	21	25	20	9	10	11	20
2. Hired workmen and apprentices	Males	28	26	11	30	4	143	45	27	37	15	17
SUB-CLASS 6—MISCELLANEOUS—
1. Barbers, Bookbinders, Brushmakers, Coachbuilders, Carves 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		2		3	9	6	8	4	3	2	2
2. Hired workmen and apprentices	Males	16	15		8		43	13	5	22	3	8
3. Needlewomen—Dressmakers, Milliners, Seamstresses, Sewing-machine Workers, Shirtmakers, Staymakers, Tailoresses, &c.	Females	12	13	1	33	1	85	37	6	12	8	19
Class IX.—Unskilled Labour.
SUB-CLASS 1—HIRED DOMESTIC SERVANTS	Males	150	8	18	89	40	143	84	72	50	33	19
SUB-CLASS 1—HIRED DOMESTIC SERVANTS	Females	183	45	34	121	61	402	213	94	109	48	151
SUB-CLASS 2—UNSKILLED WORKMEN—
Billstickers, Bushmen, Fencers, Quarrymen, Sawyers, Shinglers, Well-sinkers, Wood-cutters, Wool-cutters, &c., Labourers not otherwise defined	Males	232	76	47	193	160	462	322	164	364	152	91
Class X.—Mariners.
SUB-CLASS 1—
Officers, Masters, Pilots, &c.	Males							23
SUB-CLASS 2—
Seamen, &c.	Males	3	3	14	5	2		74	2		1	4
SUB-CLASS 3—
Ballastmen, Divers, Lightermen, Lumpers, Stevedores, &c.	Males			1				3				2
Class XI.—Persons in Asylums, in Gaols, &c.	Males	3			6	1	60		8	1		4
Class XI.—Persons in Asylums, in Gaols, &c.	Females						9				2
Class XII.—Miscellaneous Occupations.
Carriers (not hired), Draymen (not hired), Cabmen, Itinerant Musicians, Toll-keepers, Undertakers, &c.	Males	93	16	69	120	75	221	123	59	153	39	20
	Females	8	1	3	25	1	47	13	3	9	7	7
Class XIII.
Occupations not stated	Males	71	16	7	91	29	111	41	18	36	21	10
Occupations not stated	Females	16	1		68	4	43	6	3	3	5	1