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.
18	1	Glass-maker	22	22
		Asphalte manufacturer	1	1
18	2	Goldsmith, silversmith	5	5		4	3	1
		Manufacturing jeweller, precious stone-worker	52	52		82	82
		Electro-plater, plater	5	5
18	3	Coppersmith, copper-worker	15	15		31	31
		Tin, zinc—worker	236	236		336	336
		Ironfounder, moulder, worker	562	562		176	176
		Blacksmith, farrier	2,274	2,274		2,124	2,124
		Brassfounder, moulder, worker	38	38
		Others working in metals other than gold and silver	40	40
19	1	Gasworks service	98	98		35	35
		Frewood chopper, sawyer	2	2
		Charcoal burner	17	17
		Electric light or energy, assistant	1	1
		Hydraulic energy	1	1
20	1	Builder, foreman, clerk	321	321		416	416
		Stone, marble mason ; mason	939	939		1,966	1,966
		Bricklayer	142	142		173	173
		Plasterer	203	203		486	486
		Slater, shingler, thatcher	6	6		15	15
		Mason's, bricklayer's, plasterer's laborer	261	261
		Carpenter, joiner, turner	1,754	1,754		2,602	2,602
		Others working in houses and buildings	7	7
20	2	Contractor for railway, road, or undefined	626	626		456	456
		Foreman, ganger, time-keeper, clerk	47	47
		Navvy, railway, road—laborer	1,620	1,620		3,626	3,626
		Pavior	1	1
		Asphalte pavement layer, worker	4	4
		Stone-breaker, stone-breaking machine worker	49	49
20	3	Cemetery-keeper, grave-digger	5	5
		Chimney-sweep	7	7		4	4
		Nightman	2	2		2	2
21	1	Laborer (undefined)	9,843	9,843		8,759	8,741	18
		Engine driver, stoker (undefined)	498	498		312	312
		Watchman (undefined)	30	30
		Mechanic (undefined)	30	30		92	92
		Others working in imperfectly defined industries	22	22		2,525	2,485	40
		CLASS V.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
22	1	Farmer, market gardener	13,450	12,985	465	14,365	13,960	405
		Wife, son, daughter, relative—assisting	7,386	7,067	319	7,465	6,432	1,033
		Farm bailiff, overseer	106	103	3	8,697	8,592	105
		Farm servant, laborer ; ploughman	6,461	6,410	51
		Fruit-grower, orchard-keeper, worker	34	31	3
		Hop-grower, worker, picker	6	4	2
		Tobacco-grower, worker	3	3
		Wine-grower, vigneron, worker	192	153	39
		Gardener	932	928	4
22	2	Squatter, grazier, dairy farmer	656	588	68	395	373	22
		Wife, son, daughter, relative—assisting	1,564	305	1,259	170	151	19
		Station, grazing or dairy farm—overseer, storekeeper, clerk	489	489		601	601
		Shepherd, stockrider, laborer on station, &c.	2,304	2,300	4	2,697	2,697
		Shearer	97	97
		Herdsman	15	15
		Drover	188	188
22	3	Fisherman	252	251	1	276	274	2
		Game, wildfowl—catcher	88	88
		Rabbit, vermin—trapper, poisoner	118	118
		Beekeeper	27	27
22	4	Forest inspector, officer, ranger	24	24
		Woodcutter, woodman	98	98
22	5	Water supply officer, collector, turncock	75	75		41	41
		Wellsinker, borer	168	168		147	147
22	6	Mining department officer	4	4
		Mining engineer, inspector, surveyor	39	39
		Mine owner, manager, clerk	88	88
		Gold miner, alluvial	181	181		317	317
		Gold miner, quartz	115	115
		Gold miner, undefined ; miner, digger	889	889		141	141
		Copper miner, smelter	1,372	1,372		1,623	1,623
		Silver miner	138	138
		Quarry owner, manager, clerk, laborer	200	200		255	255
		Engine-driver, stoker on mine or quarry	105	105		115	115
		CLASS VI.—INDEFINITE.
23	1	Pensioner (so returned)	27	26	1	26	26
		Annuitant (so returned)	262	94	168	53	53
		Independent means (so returned)	1,072	576	496	236	120	116
		Gentleman, lady (so returned)	155	135	20	308	246	62
23	2	Others whose pursuits were imperfectly defined	62	62