CENSUS OF NEW SOUTH WALES, 1891.—OCCUPATIONS., TABLE V.—Showing the Occupations of Persons, Males and Females, at Ages under and over Twenty Years, arranged in Classes (exclusive of Aborigines).

Class.	OCCUPATIONS.	Males.				Females.				Total.
		Under 20 years.	20 years and upwards.	Age not stated.	Total.	Under 20 years.	20 years and upwards.	Age not stated.	Total.	Under 20 years.	20 years and upwards.	Age not stated.	Total.
	Total	271,879	334,791	1,333	608,003	267,308	248,208	435	515,951	539,187	582,999	1,768	1,123,954
	Total, Specified Occupations	271,453	333,377	840	605,670	267,276	247,889	255	515,420	538,729	581,266	1,095	1,121,090
	SECTION A.—BREADWINNERS.
I	PROFESSIONAL (Embracing all persons, not otherwise classed, mainly engaged in the government and defence of the country, and in satisfying the moral intellectual, and social wants of its inhabitants.)	2,191	18,871	27	21,089	1,538	8,859	5	10,402	3,729	27,730	32	31,491
II	DOMESTIC (Embracing all persons engaged in the supply of board and lodging, and in rendering personal services for which remuneration is usually paid.)	2,714	14,901	44	17,659	12,795	25,359	54	38,208	15,509	40,260	98	55,867
III	COMMERCIAL—(Embracing all persons directly connected with the hire, sale, transfer, distribution, storage, and security of property and materials, and with the transport of persons or goods, or engaged in effecting communication.)
	Sub-class.
	A.—Property and Finance	838	6,427	2	7,267	8	642	2	652	846	7,069	4	7,919
	B.—Trade	8,032	35,270	56	43,358	947	3,236	2	4,185	8,979	38,506	58	47,543
	C.—Storage	28	285		313	1			1	29	285		314
	D.—Transport and Communication	3,897	26,422	34	30,353	32	468		500	3,929	26,890	34	30,853
IV	INDUSTRIAL (Embracing all persons, not otherwise classed, who are principally engaged in various works of utility, or in specialties connected with the manufacture, construction, modification, or alteration of materials so as to render them more available for the various uses of man, but excluding, as far as possible, all who are mainly or solely engaged in the service of commercial interchange.)	17,710	104,661	279	122,650	6,669	11,124	8	17,801	24,379	115,785	287	140,451
V.	PRIMARY PRODUCERS—(Embracing all persons mainly engaged in the cultivation or acquisition of food products, and in obtaining other raw materials from natural sources.)
	Sub-class.
	A.—Agriculture	12,871	54,516	189	67,576	2,451	4,570	1	7,022	15,322	59,086	190	74,598
	B.—Pastoral pursuits	4,540	26,555	77	31,172	2,400	2,691	1	5,092	6,940	29,246	78	36,264
	C.—Mining	3,032	27,832	72	30,936		1		1	3,032	27,833	72	30,937
	D.—Other primary producers	669	4,548	7	5,224		3		3	669	4,551	7	5,227
VI	INDEFINITE (Embracing all persons who derive incomes from services rendered, but the direction of which services cannot be exactly determined.)	168	4,614	6	4,788	233	5,397	5	5,635	401	10,011	11	10,423
	SECTION B.—DEPENDENTS: NON-BREADWINNERS.
VII	DEPENDENTS (Embracing all persons dependent upon relatives or natural guardians, including wires, children, and others not otherwise engaged in pursuits for which remuneration is paid ; and all persons depending upon private charity, or whose support is a burthen on the public revenue.)	214,763	8,475	47	223,285	240,202	185,539	177	425,918	454,965	194,014	224	649,203
	OCCUPATION NOT STATED	426	1,414	493	2,333	32	319	180	531	458	1,733	673	2,864