Table No. CI., SHOWING OCCUPATIONS of CHINESE, included in POPULATION of QUEENSLAND, shown by CLASSES, ORDERS, SUB-ORDERS, and SUB-DIVISIONS of some of the most important SUB-ORDERS—continued.
OCCUPATIONS, CLASSES, ORDERS, SUB-ORDERS, AND SUB-DIVISIONS OF SUB-ORDERS.	Males and Females.	CHINESE.
	Males and Females.	1. Aramac.	2. Balonne.	3. Blackall.	4. Bowen.	5. Brisbane.	6. Bundaberg.	7. Burke.	8. Burnett.	9. Caboolture.	10. Cairns.	11. Cardwell.	12. Charleville.	13. Clermont.	14. Clonecurry.	15. Cook.	16. Cunnamulla.	17. Dalby.	18. Darling Downs Central.	19. Darling Downs East.	20. Darling Downs North.	21. Darling Downs West.	22. Diamentina.	23. Drayton and Toowoomba.	24. Etheridge.
Brought forward		5	1	13	1	123	6	15	2	4	16	3	3	6	3	74	1	2				3	2	6	8
SUB-ORDER 3.—IN DRINKS AND STIMULANTS.
6. Ginger-beer, Soda-water, Mineral-water, Cordial Manufacture, including Carters, Travellers, &c.	M.															1
9. Grocers, Tea Dealers, and Assistants, including Carters	M.					1			1		1
11. Tobacconists	M.					2
12. Others working and dealing in Drinks and Stimulants	M.			1												2									1
ORDER XI.—WORKING AND DEALING IN ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES.
SUB-ORDER 1.—IN ANIMAL MATTERS.
3. Tallow Melters, Bollers-down (not meat preservers)	M.
6. Fellmongers	M.	7
SUB-ORDER 2.—IN VEGETABLE MATTERS.
2. French Polishers	M.					5
4. Timber Merchants, Dealers, and Assistants	M.					1					3					3
5. Firewood Dealers, Sellers, Choppers	M.			1				1			61	1				19									14
6. Fencers, Hurdlemakers, Splitters	M.															2									1
7. Turners	M.					1
9. Sawyers, Sawmill Owners, Workers	M.										7					2					1
10. Basketmakers	M.
17. Others working and dealing in Vegetable Matters	M.					2	9
ORDER XII.—WORKING AND DEALING IN MINERALS.
SUB-ORDER 1.—IN MINING.
1. Gold Miners (Alluvial)	M.								16		65			64	15	14									27
2. Gold Miners (Quartz)	M.																								1
3. Gold Miners (undescribed0	M.								1					107	6	84									4
4. Quartz Crushing, &c.	M.																								2
5. Miners for Other Minerals—
a.Tin	M.					3
d. Silver Lead	M.
6. Others engaged in Mining, not Mining Agents or Share-brokers	M.
SUB-ORDER 2.—IN COAL.
3. Charcoalburners, Dealers	M.							2							6										2
SUB-ORDER 3.—IN STONE, CLAY, EARTHENWARE, AND GLASS.
11. Road, Railway Labourers, Navvies, Excavators	M.	1									20					1
SUB-ORDER 4.—IN WATER.
2. Water Carriers, Carters, Dealers	M.
4. Others working and dealing in Waters	M.				4
SUB-ORDER 5.—IN GOLD, SILVER, AND PRECIOUS STONES.
1. Goldsmiths, Silversmiths, Jewellers	M.													1	1	3				3
5. Others working and dealing in Gold, Silver, and Precious Stones	M.														15
SUB-ORDER 6.—IN METALS OTHER THAN GOLD AND SILVER.
2. Tin, Quicksilver Workers, Dealers	M.															11
6. Blacksmiths, Whitesmiths	M.										1					4						1			2
TOTAL CLASS V.		13	1	15	5	138	15	18	20	4	174	4	3	178	46	220	1	2		3	1	4	2	6	63
Class VI.—Indefinite and Non-Productive.
ORDER XIII.—LABOUR (BRANCH NOT DEFINED).
SUB-ORDER 1.—LABOURER (BRANCH UNSPECIFIED)	M.	14	1	2	3	4	15	6			251	6	1	12	1	35				4		5
SUB-ORDER 2.—OTHER INDEFINITE OCCUPATIONS.
2. Shop Men, Women (branch undefined)	M.										2
6. Contractors and Sons in Business, Assistants, Clerks (nature of contract Undescribed)	M.						1				1					2
7. Managers, Overlookers, Foremen, Women (nature of business not described)	M.															1
8. Others Indefinite Occupations	M.		3											1
ORDER XV.—PUBLIC BURTHEN.
SUB-ORDER 1.—FROM VOLUNTARY SOURCES AND PUBLIC REVENUE.
3. Inmates of Charitable Institutions	M.					1					2					3
SUB-ORDER 2.—CRIMINAL CLASSES.
1. Prisoners	M.
6. Others of the Criminal Classes, such as Gamblers, Gambling House-keepers	M.															1
NO OCCUPATION, OR OCCUPATION NOT STATED.
No Occupation	M.	5		2	2	2		3			1	9	4	6	4	2	3					2	2	1	12
No Occupation	F.
Occupation Unspecified	M.																			1
TOTAL CLASS VI.		19	4	4	5	7	16	9			257	15	5	10	5	44	3			5		7	2	1	14
TOTAL OF OCCUPATIONS		160	41	155	46	294	114	174	54	59	1,397	331	96	367	167	1,374	76	29	12	73	33	31	61	66	203