CENSUS OF NEW SOUTH WALES, 1901.—OCCUPATIONS., TABLE III.—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.
	SECTION A.—BREADWINNERS.
I	PROFESSIONAL	2,355	23,183	1,317	26,855	1,631	12,882	16	14,529	3,986	36,065	1,333	41,384
	(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.)
II	DOMESTIC	2,795	17,277	56	20,128	15,338	37,251	101	52,690	18,133	54,528	157	72,818
	(Embracing all persons engaged in the supply of board and lodging, and in rendering personal services for which remuneration is usually paid.)
III	COMMERCIAL—	12,176	54,829	92	67,097	2,064	8,494	9	10,567	14,240	63,323	101	77,664
	(Embracing all persons directly conected with the hire, sale, transfer, distribution, storage, and security of property and materials.)
	Sub.class—
	A.—Property and Finance	816	8,164	5	8,985	23	1,758	2	1,783	839	9,922	7	10,768
	B.—Trade	11,337	46,516	87	57,940	2,041	6,735	7	8,783	13,378	53,251	94	66,723
	C.—Storage	23	149		172		1		1	23	150		173
IV	TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION	5,501	37,110	211	42,822	117	928		1,045	5,618	38,038	211	43,867
	(Embracing all persons engaged in the transport of persons or goods, or in effecting communications.)
V	INDUSTRIAL	20,420	102,071	201	122,692	9,051	14,922	23	23,996	29,471	116,993	224	146,688
	(Embracing all persons, not otherwise classed, who are principally engaged in various works of utility, or in specialities connected with the manufacture, construction, modification, or alteration of materials so as to render them more avialable 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.)
VI	PRIMARY PRODUCERS—	27,837	139,947	428	168,212	851	3,789	2	4,642	28,688	143,736	430	172,854
	(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.—Agricultural	14,667	61,014	203	75,884	77	1,658		1,735	14,744	62,672	203	77,619
	B.—Pastoral	3,802	27,420	90	31,312	11	583	1	595	3,813	28,003	91	31,907
	Dairying	3,799	12,035	16	15,850	759	1,525	1	2,285	4,558	13,560	17	18,135
	C.—Mining	4,613	33,688	77	38,378	1	3		4	4,614	33,691	77	38,382
	D.—Others	956	5,790	42	6,788	3	20		23	959	5,810	42	6,811
VII	INDEFINITE	21	3,575	1	3,597	114	5,797	16	5,927	135	9,372	17	9,524
	(Embracing all persons who derive incomes from services rendered, but the direction of which services cannot be exactly determined.)
	Total Breadwinners	71,105	377,992	2,306	451,403	29,166	84,063	167	113,396	100,271	462,055	2,473	564,799
	SECTION B.—DEPENDENTS: NON-BREADWINNERS.
VIII	DEPENDENTS	245,397	11,195	42	256,634	282,166	248,748	250	531,164	527,563	259,943	292	787,798
	(Embracing all persons dependent upon relatives or natural guardians, including wives, children, and others not otherwise engaged in pursuite for which remuneration is paid; and all persons dependent upon private charity, or whose support is a burthen on the public revenue.)
	Total, Specified Occupations	316,502	389,187	2,348	708,037	311,332	332,811	417	644,560	627,834	721,998	2,765	1,352,597
	OCCUPATION NOT STATED.		1,753	215	1,968		207	74	281		1,960	289	2,249
	Total	316,502	390,940	2,563	710,005	311,332	333,018	491	644,841	627,834	723,958	3,054	1,354,846