CENSUS OF NEW SOUTH WALES, 1871.—OCCUPATIONS.
OCCUPATIONS (Concluded).	Sexes.	POLICE DISTRICTS.
OCCUPATIONS (Concluded).	Sexes.	54. RAYMOND TERRACE. Identical with Raymond Terrace Registry District.	55. RICHMOND RIVER. Identical with Richmond River Registry District.	56. RYLSTONE. Identical with Rylstone Registry District.	57. SCONE. Identical with Scone Registry District.	58. SHOALHAVEN. Identical with Shoalhaven Registry District.	59. TAMWORTH. Comprising Tamworth and Nundle Registry Districts.	60. TENTERFIELD. Identical with Tenterfield Registry District.	61. TUMUT. Identical with Tumut Registry District.	62. TWEED RIVER. Identical with Tweed River Registry District.	63. WAGGA WAGGA. Identical with Wagga Wagga 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	5	9	4	10	4	11	4	3		8
2. Hired workmen and apprentices	Males	8	25	11	20	25	44	10	12		48
SUB-CLASS 3—IN WOOD—
1. Boatbuilders, Cabinetmakers, Carpenters, Joiners, Shipbuilders, Shipwrights, Turners, Wheelwrights, &c.	Males	10	22	1	11	5	25	5	1	1	6
2. Hired workmen and apprentices	Males	19	37	17	32	59	93	22	17	5	79
SUB-CLASS 4—IN STONE AND EARTH—
1. Builders, Bricklayers, Brickmakers, Earthenwaremakers, Masons, Potters, &c.	Males	1	4	2	8	7	4	5	1		11
2. Hired workmen and apprentices	Males	2	4	14	5	12	25	3	11	2	36
SUB-CLASS 5—IN LEATHER AND SKINS—
1. Bootmakers, Curriers, Fellmongers, Harnessmakers, Saddlers, Shoemakers, Tanners, &c.	Males	7	8	1	9	11	19	1	5		6
2. Hired workmen and apprentices	Males	8	9	13	10	26	34	16	9		40
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	2			5	1	4	3			5
2. Hired workmen and apprentices	Males	1	5	2		1	24	3	2		27
3. Needlewomen—Dressmakers, Milliners, Seamstresses, Sewing-machine Workers, Shirtmakers, Staymakers, Tailoresses, &c.	Females	12	6	2	9	11	16	6	4		16
Class IX.—Unskilled Labour.
SUB-CLASS 1—HIRED DOMESTIC SERVANTS	Males	10	54	31	54	30	118	26	47	5	179
SUB-CLASS 1—HIRED DOMESTIC SERVANTS	Females	65	102	38	92	85	208	61	77	7	187
SUB-CLASS 2—UNSKILLED WORKMEN—
Billstickers, Bushmen, Fencers, Quarrymen, Sawyers, Shinglers, Well-sinkers, Wood-cutters, Wool-cutters, &c., Labourers not otherwise defined	Males	35	245	123	302	135	377	78	111	30	448
Class X.—Mariners.
SUB-CLASS 1—
Officers, Masters, Pilots, &c.	Males	3	35			10				1
SUB-CLASS 2—
Seamen, &c.	Males	44	78	2		45	5		1	2	3
SUB-CLASS 3—
Ballastmen, Divers, Lightermen, Lumpers, Stevedores, &c.	Males		5			4	1
Class XI.—Persons in Asylums, in Gaols, &c.	Males				3		17	3			26
Class XI.—Persons in Asylums, in Gaols, &c.	Females										3
Class XII.—Miscellaneous Occupations.
Carriers (not hired), Draymen (not hired), Cabmen, Itinerant Musicians, Toll-keepers, Undertakers, &c.	Males	12	47	51	109	29	274	61	43	2	113
	Females	4	2		2	4	16	1	1	1	11
Class XIII.
Occupations not stated	Males	10	27	15	23	12	41	14	7	4	51
Occupations not stated	Females		12	8	8		10	1		1	7