Table No. CVI.—continued., SHOWING the OCCUPATIONS of MALES, FEMALES, and PERSONS by AGES.

OCCUPATIONS.	SEX.	UNDER 5 YEARS.					5 YEARS AND UNDER 10.					10 YEARS AND UNDER 15.					15 AND UNDER 21.		21 YEARS AND UNDER 40.				40 YEARS AND UNDER 60.				60 YEARS AND UNDER 80.				80 and upwards.	Unspecified Children.	Unspecified Adults.	TOTALS.
		Under 1.	1 to 2.	2 to 3.	3 to 4.	4 to 5.	5 to 6.	6 to 7.	7 to 8.	8 to 9.	9 to 10.	10 to 11.	11 to 12.	12 to 13.	13 to 14.	14 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 21.	21 to 25.	25 to 30.	30 to 35.	35 to 40.	40 to 45.	45 to 50.	50 to 55.	55 to 60.	60 to 65.	65 to 70.	70 to 75.	75 to 80.				Males.	Females.	Persons.
SUB-ORDER 2.—Manufactures and Processes related to Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals not otherwise classed.
1. Stone Cutter, Dresser, Monumental Mason (not engaged in Houses or Buildings)	M.															1	1	1	4	6	4	14	5	3	2	3		1						45
	F.																																			45
2. Limeburner	M.															1	1			2	2	3		3	1			1						14
	F.																																			14
3. Plaster, Cement Maker	M.																		1	1		1												3
	F.																																			3
4. Brick, Tile Maker	M.													3	6	5	33	6	40	46	50	31	23	18	18	11	7	2			1		1	301
	F.																																			301
5. Pottery Maker	M.															7	4	1	8	7	10	6	9	4	3		1	1						61
	F.																				1					1									2	63
6. Glass Manufacturer, Worker	M.																		1	1	1													3
	F.																																			3
7. China, Earthenware Maker, Mender	M.																						1											1
	F.																																			1
8. Asphalt and Pitch Manufacturer	M.																					1	1	1										3
	F.																																			3
9. Asbestos Manufacturer	M.
	F.
10. Others	M.																1		1	4	2	1												9
	F.																																			9
SUB-ORDER 3.—Gold, Silver, and Precious Stones.
1. Goldsmith, Silversmith, Jeweller	M.														1	1	29	1	10	25	24	22	9	5	4	5	1	2	2					141
	F.																					1						1							2	143
2. Lapidary, Precious Stones Worker	M.																		1															1
	F.																																			1
3. Electro-plater, Plater	M.																		3	1	2		1											7
	F.																																			7
4. Persons employed in Minting Gold	M.
	F.
5. Others	M.																		1	6		2			1									10
	F.																																			10
SUB-ORDER 4.—Metals other than Gold and Silver.
1. Copper-smith, Worker	M.																7		6	1	2	6	2	1	4									29
	F.																																			29
2. Tin, zinc Worker	M.											1	3	2	5	13	58	12	46	46	40	19	18	10	7	5	5	4						294
	F.																1																		1	295
3. Lead, Antimony Worker	M.															1																		1
	F.																																			1
4. Malleable Iron Manufacturer, Worker, Roller, Smelter, Puddler	M.														1	2	4		7	10	2	3	2	2	2			1						36
	F.																																			36
5. Engineer, Fitter, Iron Turner, Boiler Maker	M.														1	13	103	19	84	99	98	82	41	25	33	11	11	3	1				3	627
	F.																																			627
6. Cast-iron Founder, Moulder, Worker	M.												1	1	2	13	77	15	44	54	36	29	33	24	14	3	5	2					1	354
	F.																																			354
7. Blacksmith, Farrier, Whitesmith	M.													2	5	25	354	72	270	314	263	188	183	118	95	48	32	20	4	1	1		1	1,946
	F.																					1													1	1,947
8. Brass-founder, Moulder, Worker, Brazier	M.																3	1	5	6	4	2	4	1		3	2							31
	F.																																			31
9. Locksmith	M.																3			1	1	2		1	1									9
	F.																																			9
10. Others	M.												1			1	31	7	23	22	14	11	6	7	1	1	1			1				127
	F.																																			127
TOTAL ORDER NO. 18	P.											1	5	8	22	84	721	137	566	683	582	443	300	232	193	99	68	40	7	2	2		6	4,195	6	4,201