TABLE VI.—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, in CLASSIFIED ARRANGEMENT.—continued.

ORDER.	SUB-ORDER.	OCCUPATIONS.	1891.			1881.
			PERSONS.	MALES.	FEMALES.	PERSONS.	MALES.	FEMALES.
		CLASS IV.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
14	11	Railway carriage, truck, trolly—manufacturer	29	29
		Carriage, coach—builder	241	241		275	275
		Perambulator, bicycle—maker	11	11
		Wheelwright	420	420		546	546
		Others working in carriages and vehicles	174	174
14	12	Harness, saddlery—maker, saddler	720	718	2	579	579
		Whipmaker	1	1
		Leather belt maker	1	1
		Portmanteau, leather bag—maker	24	23	1
14	13	Ship, boat—builder ; shipwright	149	149		202	202
		Sailmaker	80	80		50	50
14	14	Home painter, paperbanger, glazier	674	674		938	938
		House plumber, gasfitter	263	263
		Bellhanger, locksmith	12	12		17	17
		Venetian blindmaker	3	3
14	15	Furniture cabinet—maker	301	298	3	471	455	16
		Mattress, bed—maker; upholsterer	120	102	18	39	33	6
		Undertaker, coffin maker	10	10
		Others working in furniture	55	52	3	38	32	6
14	16	Manufacturing chemist	5	5		4	4
		Ink, blacking—maker	2	2
		Starch, blue, baking powder—maker	2	2
		Salt, manufacturer	34	34
		Eucalyptus oil maker	1	1
15	1	Woollen mill, manager, clerk	2	2
		Woollen mill, weaver, spinner	34	23	11	19	8	11
		Dyer, scourer	36	24	12	13	10	3
15	2	Tailor, tailoress	1,450	454	996	880	404	476
		Milliner, dressmaker	3,654		3,654	2,574		2,574
		Hat, cap, bonnet—maker	44	32	12	11	8	3
		Shoe, boot—maker	1,861	1,641	220	1,520	1,481	39
		Clothing, slop-clothing—manufacturer	7	4	3	16	8	8
		Fur garment or rug maker ; furrier	5	3	2	6	6
		Hosiery maker ; knitter	10	1	9
		Umbrella, parasol—maker, mender	11	6	5	11	3	8
		Feather dresser, glove cleaner	7	2	5
		Sewing machinist, seamstress	406	5	401	357		357
		Others working in dress	71	1	70
15	3	Mat, matting—maker	7	7
		Rope, cord—maker	36	36		12	12
		Canvas, sailcloth—maker	1	1
		Tent, tarpaulin—maker	18	17	1	40	18	22
		Sacking, sack, bag—maker	5	4	1
16	1	Cheese, butter—maker	24	24
		Ham, bacon—curer	10	10
		Slaughterman, assistant	7	7
16	2	Miller, flour-mill worker	406	405	1	358	357	1
		Baker, pastrycook	868	845	23	650	640	10
		Biscuit manufacture	7	5	2	6	6
		Sugar refining	4	4
		Confectionery maker	49	47	2	72	60	12
		Jam maker, fruit preserver	40	22	18	39	26	13
16	3	Brewer and others engaged in brewing	185	183	2	165	163	2
		Malsters	11	11
		Distiller and others engaged in distilling	15	15		17	17
		Wine manufacturer (not vinegrower)	49	47	2	75	75
		Beer, wine, spirits—bottler	30	30
		Aerated water, cordial—manufacturer	93	90	3	103	103
		Sauce, pickle—maker	6	6
		Coffee, chicory—roaster, grinder	4	4
		Cocoa, chocolate—maker	1	1
		Tobacco, cigar, cigarette—manufacturer	142	138	4	102	98	4
		Ice manufacturer	7	7
17	1	Tallow-melter, boiler-down	1	1
		Soap boiler, maker	16	15	1	43	43
		Candle maker, candle factory worker	16	16
		Fellmonger	68	68	275	275
		Tanner, currier	287	286	1
		Others working in animal matters	9	8	1
17	2	Sawmill owner, worker, sawyer	179	179		345	345
		Fence, hurdle—maker ; splitter	61	61		254	254
		Bark-mill owner, worker	11	11
		Cooper	95	95		75	75
		Others working in vegetable matters not otherwise classed	19	14	5
17	3	Chaffcutter	126	126
		Seed-crusher, oilcake-maker	4		4
17	4	Paper manufacture (all branches)	27	4	23
		Stationer (manufacturing)	4	2	2
18	1	Stone-carver (not sculptor or mason)	77	77
		Tombstone, monument—maker	37	37
		Lime-burner	71	71		81	81
		Brick, tile—maker	241	241		394	394
		Pottery-maker, potter	43	43		27	27