CENSUS OF NEW SOUTH WALES, 1901.—OCCUPATIONS., TABLE VIII.—The Occupations of Persons, Males and Females, at various periods of Age, also the number returned as Employers, Engaged on their Own Account, Wage-earners, and Unemployed, respectively, arranged in Classes, Orders, Sub-orders, and Groups(exclusive of Aborigines)—continued.

CLASSIFICATION.			OCCUPATIONS.	POPULATION.			PERIODS
							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 I—ORDER 2—continued.
			Sub-order 7.—Education.
2	7	1	Officer of Education Department	106	1	107			5	5	58	36	2
		2	University professor, lecturer, etc.	47		47			6	5	22	13	1
		3	Professor, lecturer, teacher, college, grammar, high school.	43	12	55			1	3	30	8	1
		4	Schoolmaster, schoolmistress, teacher, State school	2,770	2,284	5,054		2	435	478	1,477	371	6	1
		5	Schoolmaster, schoolmistress, teacher, denominational school.	184	1,461	1,645		1	14	31	97	37	4
		6	Schoolmaster, schoolmistress, teacher, privateschool.	171	1,045	1,216			11	15	85	41	19
		7	Schoolmaster, schoolmistress, teacher, school undefined.	62	122	184		1	8	15	23	6	9
		8	Tutor, governess	165	1,515	1,680				4	60	69	32
		9	Technical College lecturer, teacher	77	7	84			3	7	38	29
		10	Teacher of languages, or other accomplishments, not art or music.	75	215	290				4	39	24	8
		11	Others	106	71	177			10	12	45	35	4
			Total, Sub-order 7	3,806	6,733	10,539		4	493	579	1,974	669	86	1
			Sub-order 8.—Fine Arts.
	8	1	Artist, painter, art student	202	225	427			11	23	96	59	13
		2	Sculptor	20	1	21				2	8	9	1
		3	Engraver (art only)	1		1						1
		4	Photographer	539	259	798		7	71	60	300	89	12
		5	Others	10	1	11			1	1	5	2	1
			Total, Sub-order 8	772	486	1,258		7	83	86	409	160	27
			Sub-order 9.—Music.
	9	1	Composer of music	2	1	3					1	1
		2	Musician, vocalist, student of music	378	171	549		5	25	63	213	63	9
		3	Music professor, teacher, etc.	313	1,741	2,054			16	31	175	78	13
		4	Music hall proprietor, manager, etc.	1		1				1
		5	Others	24		24			4	1	7	10	2
			Total, Sub-order 9	718	1,913	2,631		5	45	96	396	152	24
			Sub-order 10.—Amusements.
	10	1	Actor, actress, circus performer	272	343	615		6	25	41	158	38	3	1
		2	Theatre, circus proprietor, manager, worker	312	12	324		7	34	49	157	55	9	1
		3	Racecourse caretaker, secretary, labourer	98		98		1	5	10	45	30	6	1
		4	Jockey	460		460		20	178	137	122	2	1
		5	Cricket-ground, etc., caretaker, professional player	57	1	58		3	3	5	23	16	7
		6	Billiard-table proprietor, keeper, marker	338		338		2	6	26	233	64	6	1
		7	Zoological gardens, keeper, attendant, etc.	10		10				2	3	4	1
		8	Botanical Gardens, park, caretaker, worker	140	2	142		1	7	6	64	48	14
		9	Others	110	40	150			5	16	66	20	3
			Total, Sub-order 10	1,797	398	2,195		40	263	292	871	277	50	4
			Class II.—Domestic.
			ORDER 3.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SUPPLY OF BOARD AND LODGING, AND IN RENDERING PERSONAL SERVICE FOR WHICH REMUNERATION IS USUALLY PAID.
			Sub-order I.—Board and Lodging.
3	1	1	Hotelkeeper, servant	6,511	8,875	15,386		69	576	771	3,096	1,692	292	15
		2	Restaurant, tea-room, eating-house keeper, servant	659	683	1,342		10	62	77	323	169	18
		3	Board, Lodging-house keeper, servant	638	5,450	6,088		13	40	44	243	220	78
		4	Club-house manager, secretary, steward, servant	141	23	164		3	14	18	81	23	2
		5	Others	309	591	900		7	21	51	187	39	3	1
			Total, Sub-order 1	8,258	15,622	23,880		102	713	961	3,930	2,143	393	16