TABLE V.—COMPARATIVE STATEMENT showing, at the DATE of the CENSUSES of 1891 and 1881, the NUMBER of PERSONS, MALES and FEMALES (exclusive of CHINESE and ABORIGINES), of DIFFERENT OCCUPATIONS, arranged in ONE HUNDRED and TWO SUB-ORDERS.

CLASS.	ORDER.	SUB-ORDER.	OCCUPATIONS.	1891.			1881.
				PERSONS.	MALES.	FEMALES.	PERSONS.	MALES.	FEMALES.
			Total Population	316,560	163,030	153,530	279,865	149,530	130,335
			Total of Specified Occupations	312,814	160,979	151,835	277,469	148,234	129,235
			Ministering to—
I.	1	1	General government	745	740	5	1,294	1,199	95
		2	Local government	256	255	1	142	142
		3	Defence	70	70		41	41
		4	Law and order	840	840		664	659	5
	2	1	Religion	611	544	67	358	341	17
		2	Charity	195	56	139	113		113
		3	Health	1,136	573	563	766	376	390
		4	Literature	116	114	2	91	79	12
		5	Science	109	108	1
		6	Engineering, surveying, and architecture	275	275		464	464
		7	Education	2,120	623	1,497	1,601	512	1,089
		8	Fine arts	257	182	75	146	118	28
		9	Music	364	129	235	227	94	133
		10	Amusements	165	150	15	58	50	8
			Engaged in—
II.	3	1	Boarding, lodging, and entertaining	1,139	739	400	1,123	756	367
		2	Attendance	12,862	2,092	10,770	10,787	1,493	9,294
III.	4	1	Banking and finance	780	767	13	490	490
		2	Insurance and valuation	355	349	6	137	137
			Dealing in—
		3	Real property	708	506	202	755	582	173
	5	1	Books and publications	239	206	33	177	172	5
		2	Musical instruments	1	1
		3	Prints, pictures, and art materials	3	3
		4	Ornaments and minor art products	50	21	29
		5	Equipment for sports and games	8	8
		10	Machinery, implements, and tools	11	11
		12	Harness, saddlery, and leatherware	4	4
		13	Ships, boats, and their equipment	3	3		15	15
		14	House fittings	3	3
		15	Furniture	11	11
		16	Chemicals and by-products	5	4	1
	6	1	Textile fabrics	1,438	1,024	414	950	825	125
		2	Dress	88	48	40	50	30	20
	7	1	Animal food	1,922	1,766	156	1,595	1,500	95
		2	Vegetable food	506	423	83	253	218	35
		3	Drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	889	854	35	627	613	14
	8	1	Animals	255	255		794	794
		2	Animal matters not otherwise classified	69	69		24	24
		3	Animal waste products	5	5
		4	Vegetable matters not otherwise classified	83	83		49	49
		5	Fodder, seeds, and flowers	78	71	7	63	63
		6	Paper and papermakers' materials	86	59	27	3	2	1
	9	1	Stone, clay, earthenware, and glass	36	35	1	3	3
		2	Gold, silver, and precious stones	21	21
		3	Metals, other than gold and silver	317	317		257	256	1
	10	1	Fuel	450	446	4	175	175
	11	1	General and undefined dealers	6,841	6,081	760	5,202	5,131	71
		2	Speculators on chance events	21	21
	12	1	Engaged in storage	568	568		606	606
			Connected with—
	13	1	Railway traffic	2,121	2,115	6	870	870
		2	Tramway and road traffic	2,433	2,429	4	2,678	2,673	5
		3	Sea and river traffic	3,997	3,968	29	2,548	2,537	11
		4	Postal service	478	402	76
		5	Telegraph and telephone service	515	467	48
		6	Messengers and porters	351	351		296	296
			Working in—
IV.	14	1	Books and publications	885	815	70	659	640	19
		2	Musical instruments	40	40		25	23	2
		3	Prints, pictures and art materials	35	35		28	28
		4	Ornaments and minor art products	156	142	14	95	95
		6	Types, designs, medals, and dyes	52	50	2	100	100
		7	Watches, clocks, and scientific instruments	198	198		155	153	2
		8	Surgical instruments and appliances	2	1	1
		9	Arms and explosives	9	9		15	15
		10	Machinery, implements, and tools	1,401	1,401		573	573
		11	Carriages and vehicles	875	875		821	821
		12	Harness, saddlery, and leatherware	746	743	3	579	579
		13	Ships, boats, and their equipment	229	229		252	252
		14	House and shop fittings	952	952		955	955
		15	Furniture	486	462	24	548	520	28
		16	Chemicals and by-products	44	44		4	4
	15	1	Textile fabrics	72	49	23	32	18	14
		2	Dress	7,526	2,149	5,377	5,375	1,910	3,465
		3	Fibrous materials and fabrics made therefrom	67	65	2	52	30	22