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—continued.
			ORDER 20.—INDUSTRIAL WORKERS IMPERFECTLY DEFINED.
			Sub-order 1.—Imperfectly Defined.
20	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)	88	1	89		1	7	13	51	10	4	2
		2	Factory worker, manager (so defined)	70	22	92		30	19	5	14	2
		3	Engineer, engine-driver, stoker (so defined)	1,486		1,486		17	222	205	762	262	18
		4	Machinist, machine hand (so defined)	165		165		4	30	22	88	20	1
		5	Contractor, manager, foreman (so defined)	1,566	1	1,567		7	51	158	909	423	18
		6	Carter, teamster, horse-driver (so defined)	3,897		3,897		73	627	749	1,933	432	42	41
		7	Laborer, undefined	20,054		20,054		286	2,125	2,777	10,259	3,811	750	46
		8	Timekeeper and others	31		31			4	5	12	9	1
			Total, Sub-order 1	27,357	24	27,381		418	3,085	3,934	14,028	4,969	834	89
			Class V.—Agricultural, Pastoral, Mineral, and other Primary Producers.
			ORDER 21.—PERSONS DIRECTLY ENGAGED IN THE CULTIVATION OF LAND, IN BREEDING AND REARING ANIMALS, OR IN OBTAINING RAW PRODUCTS FROM NATURAL SOURCES.
			Sub-order 1.—Agricultural Pursuits.
21	1	1	Farmer, and relative assisting	33,761	4,527	38,288		1,020	5,353	2,917	12,921	9,429	2,120	1
		2	Farm manager, overseer	120		120			3	15	73	24	5
		3	Farm servant, agricultural laborer	21,626	2,411	24,037		1,018	4,708	5,087	7,062	2,811	878	62
		4	Market gardener	5,103	15	5,118		20	114	431	2,774	1,434	292	38
		5	Fruit-grower, orchardist	1,415	47	1,462		33	155	155	624	350	97	1
		6	Tea-grower	2		2					2
		7	Tobacco-grower	388		388		1	8	22	155	160	21	21
		8	Wine-grower, vigneron	492	19	511		28	80	62	164	124	34
		9	Sugar-planter	215		215		1	8	45	129	26	4	2
		10	Horticulturist, gardener	3,283	2	3,285		32	180	233	1,312	1,051	464	11
		11	Agricultural Department officer	16		16			1	3	10	2
		12	Ring-barker, scrub-cutter and others	1,155	1	1,156		18	90	192	575	211	16	53
			Total, Sub-order 1	67,576	7,022	74,598		2,171	10,700	9,162	25,801	15,622	3,931	189
			Sub-order 2.—Pastoral Pursuits.
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stock-breeder, and relative assisting	7,049	332	7,381		83	590	658	3,118	2,161	429	10
		2	Station manager, overseer, clerk	2,127		2,127		2	79	349	1,315	351	31
		3	Stock-rider, drover, shearer, shepherd, pastoral laborer.	16,134	2	16,136		367	2,101	2,941	7,251	2,887	522	65
		4	Dairy farmer, and relative assisting	3,126	2,954	6,080		237	419	136	1,213	970	151
		5	Dairy assistant, milker	1,543	1,745	3,288		52	461	535	419	64	10	2
		6	Poultry farmer	327	59	386		10	21	30	144	100	22
		7	Stock and Brands Department officer	64		64				2	30	28	4
		8	Bushman (so described) and others	802		802		22	96	123	396	142	23
			Total, Sub-order 2	31,172	5,092	36,264		773	3,767	4,774	13,886	6,703	1,192	77
			Sub-order 3.—Fisheries, the capture, preservation, or destruction of Wild Animals, or the acquisition of Products yielded by Wild Animals.
	3	1	Fisheries Department inspector, officer	19		19				1	6	11	1
		2	Fisherman	720		720		22	105	111	322	131	29
		3	Oyster-bed lessee, worker, shell-fish catcher	48		48		1	9	2	20	14	2
		4	Engaged in whale, seal fishery
		5	Kangaroo hunter, rabbiter, bee-keeper	868	2	870		25	117	163	414	130	18	1
		6	Others	11		11				2	8	1
			Total, Sub-order 3	1,666	2	1,668		48	231	279	770	287	50	1