CENSUS OF NEW SOUTH WALES, 1891.—OCCUPATIONS., TABLE VII.—Showing the Occupations of Persons, Males and Females, at stated periods of Age, also the number returned as Employers, engaged on their Own Account, Wage-earners, and Unemployed, arranged in Classes, Orders, and Sub-orders (exclusive of Aborigines)—continued.

CLASSIFICATION.			OCCUPATIONS.	POPULATION.			PERIODS OF AGE.
							Males.
Order	Sub-order.	Group.		Males.	Females.	Total.	Under 5 years.	5 and under 15.	15 and under 20.	20 and under 25.	25 and under 45.	45 and under 65.	65 and over.	Age not stated.
			CLASS IV—ORDER 17—continued.
			Sub-order 2.—Working in Wood (not elsewhere classed.)
17	2	1	Firewood cutter, chopper	629		629		21	93	108	282	101	17	7
		2	Fencer, hurdle maker	2,568		2,568		38	281	481	1,295	427	35	11
		3	Bark-mill owner, worker	13		13			3	2	6	2
		4	Cooper	265		265		7	25	18	130	74	11
		5	Saw-mill proprietor, worker	4,480	2	4,482		122	680	903	1,766	926	65	18
		6	Packing-case maker and others	83	3	86		4	17	24	26	10	2
			Total, Sub-order 2	8,038	5	8,043		192	1,099	1,536	3,505	1,540	130	36
			Sub-order 3.—Workers in Vegetable Produce for Fodder.
	3	1	Chaffcutter	36		36			6	8	18	3	1
		2	Corncrusher
		3	Oil and seed-cake maker
			Total, Sub-order 3	36		36			6	8	18	3	1
			Sub-order 4.—Paper Manufacture.
	4	1	Paper manufacturer (all branches)	25	4	29		1	2	3	10	8	1
			ORDER 18.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE ALTERATION, MODIFICATION, OR MANUFACTURE, OR IN OTHER PROCESSES RELATING TO METALS OR MINERAL MATTERS.
			Sub-order I.—In the conversion of Coal and other Substances to purposes of Heat, Light, or forms of energy not otherwise classed.
18	1	1	Gas manufacture and supply officer, worker	1,269		1,269		5	145	240	649	221	9
		2	Coke manufacturer, burner	60		60		1	9	9	32	9
		3	Electric light or energy producer, worker	215		215		2	34	40	121	17	1
		4	Charcoal burner	58		58		2	7	5	28	13	3
		5	Kerosene oil manufacturer	30		30		2	7	3	13	5
		6	Others	2		2					1	1
			Total, Sub-order I	1,634		1,634		12	202	297	844	266	13
			Sub-order 2.—Manufactures and Processes relating to Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals not otherwise classed.
	2	1	Monumental, marble mason	224		224		10	52	31	99	27	5
		2	Limeburner	132		132		3	12	20	70	23	4
		3	Plaster maker, cement manufacturer	14		14			1	2	9	2
		4	Brickmaker, tile manufacturer	2,265	1	2,266		51	299	409	1,145	308	51	2
		5	Pottery maker	211	3	214		20	44	26	85	33	3
		6	Glass manufacturer, worker	82		82		5	17	16	35	8	1
		7	Crockery repairer	2		2				1		1
		8	Asphalt maker	16		16				2	11	3
		9	Asbestos manufacturer
		10	Others	9		9			1		8
			Total, Sub-order 2	2,955	4	2,959		89	426	507	1,462	405	64	2
			Sub-order 3.—Precious Metals and Precious Stones.
	3	1	Goldsmith, silversmith, jeweller	125	1	126		2	16	28	47	30	2
		2	Lapidary, diamond-setter	16		16				5	10	1
		3	Electro-plater	29		29		3	6	4	10	5	1
		4	Persons engaged in minting gold	32		32			6	6	8	12
			Total, Sub-order 3	202	1	203		5	28	43	75	48	3