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 III—(Sub-Class B)—ORDER 8—contd.
			Sub-order 4.—Wool and other Animal Matters.
8	4	1	Wool-broker, merchant	876	1	877		1	122	159	467	118	9
		2	Tallow merchant, dealer	5		5			1			4
		3	Bone, horn, hair merchant, dealer	11		11			1	1	7	2
		4	Others	6		6			1		3	1	1
			Total, Sub-order 4	898	1	899		1	125	160	477	125	10
			Sub-order 5—Seeds, Plants, Flowers, Vegetable Products for Fodder and Gardening Purposes.
	5	1	Seed Merchant	87	5	92		1	19	18	38	10	1
		2	Florist, flower and plant seller	86	104	190		6	9	9	37	21	4
		3	Produce merchant, dealer	1,617	27	1,644		23	189	260	818	280	44	3
			Total, Sub-order 5	1,790	136	1,926		30	217	287	893	311	49	3
			Sub-order 6.—Other Vegetable Matters not included elsewhere.
	6	1	Timber merchant	980	5	985		9	115	155	499	175	27
		2	Bark merchant, dealer	3		3				1		2
		3	India-rubber wares dealer	31	1	32			10	5	12	4
		4	Others	30		30			3	7	15	2	3
			Total, Sub-order 6	1,044	6	1,050		9	128	168	526	183	30
			ORDER 9.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN DEALING IN MINERALS OR OTHER SUBSTANCES MAINLY USED FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Coal and other Substances mainly used for Fuel and Light.
9	1	1	Coal merchant, dealer	77		77		1	8	13	32	16	7
		2	Shale, charcoal dealer	3		3						2	1
		3	Firewood, fuel merchant, dealer	1,995	24	2,019		54	362	286	758	446	87	2
		4	Petroleum, kerosene importer, dealer	7		7			1	1	3	1	1
		5	Others	2	1	3			1			1
			Total, Sub-order 1	2,084	25	2,109		55	372	300	793	466	96	2
			ORDER 10.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN DEALING IN MINERALS OTHER THAN FOR FUEL AND LIGHT.
			Sub-order 1.—Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals not otherwise classed.
10	1	1	Stone, marble, sand dealer	52	1	53		1	12	3	24	11	1
		2	Lime merchant, dealer	46	2	48			2	4	32	6	2
		3	Cement merchant	4		4					2	2
		4	Brick, tile dealer	7		7		1	2		1	3
		5	Potteryware, earthenware dealer	2		2				1	1
		6	Glassware dealer	22	4	26		1	4	3	11	3
		7	China, crockeryware dealer	85	24	109			11	12	38	21	2	1
		8	Others	113	2	115		3	22	15	39	31	3
			Total, Sub-order I	331	33	364		6	53	38	148	77	8	1
			Sub-order 2.—Gold, Silver, and Precious Stones.
	2	1	Gold, silver buyer	2		2							2
		2	Precious stones dealer	36	2	38			4	5	25	1	1
		3	Others	2		2					1	1
			Total, Sub-order 2	40	2	42			4	5	26	2	3