TABLE VI.—Showing the NUMBERS and OCCUPATIONS of MALES in the STATE SUFFERING from each DESCRIPTION of INFIRMITY, ARRANGED in CLASSES, ORDERS, and SUB-ORDERS, and DISTINCT OCCUPATIONS, at DATE of CENSUS, 1901.

Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.	Occupations.	Total Cases of Infirmity.	Sickness.	Accident.	Deaf & Dumb.	Deaf only.	Dumb only.	Blind.	Insane.	Idiotic.	Epileptic.	Paralytic.	Crippled.	Lost a Limb.	Lost Sight of an Eye.
			Total	3,278	1,616	293	86	82	19	185	584	62	24	167	98	45	17
			Total specified	2,852	1,409	273	79	67	15	139	560	38	13	130	70	43	16
			CLASSES.
I.			Professional	99	51	9	5	1		11	13		1	8
II.			Domestic	53	31	9	2	1		2	4			2	1	1	1
III.			Commercial	293	162	24	3	10	1	15	41		2	15	9	7	4
IV.			Transport and communication	177	108	20	1	5		3	31			4		5
V.			Industrial	1,215	533	91	22	25	2	53	385	8	5	53	15	16	7
VI.			Agricultural, pastoral, mineral, and other primary producers	697	371	100	20	22	1	26	76	8	3	34	20	14	2
VII.			Indefinite	436	211	21	7	16	4	48	24	24	11	38	29	2	1
VIII.			Dependents	308	149	19	26	2	11	27	10	22	2	13	24	1	2
			ORDERS.
I.	1		Ministering to Government	28	17	4					6			1
	2		Ministering to religion, charity, science, etc.	71	34	5	5	1		11	7		1	7
II.	3		Ministering to board, lodging, and attendance	53	31	9	2	1		2	4			2	1		1
III.	4		Dealing in finance, insurance, and real property	57	31	4		5	1	4	2		1	4	3	1	1
	5		Dealing in art and mechanic productions	11	3	1					1			1	3	2
	6		Dealing in textile fabrics, dress and fibrous articles	19	15						4
	7		Dealing in food, drinks, and stimulants	79	53	11	1	3		4			1	3		2	1
	8		Dealing in animals, animal and vegetable matters	12	9	1		1			1
	9		Dealing in minerals, &c., used for fuel or light.	5	3										1		1
	10		Dealing in minerals, &c., not used for fuel or light	4	4
	11		Merchants and dealers and other mercantile persons not elsewhere classed	106	44	7	2	1		7	33			7	2	2	1
IV.	14		Persons engaged in the transport of passengers or goods, or in effecting communications	177	108	20	1	5		3	31			4		5
V.	15		Working in manufacture of art and mechanic productions	131	63	21	4	4		22	8			5		4
	16		Working in manufacture of textile fabrics, dress, and fibrous articles	86	37	3	11	4		7	10		1	8	5
	17		Working in manufacture of food, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	27	20	1					2			2	1	1
	18		Working in manufacture connected with animal and vegetable substances	11	8		1	1						1
	19		Working in minerals or metals	111	73	11	1	2		2	12			4	1	2	3
	20		Working in fuel, light, and other forms of energy	2	1									1
	21		Working on houses, or buildings, or construction of railways, roads, &c.	210	141	19	3	6	2	4	13	2	1	11	5	1	2
	22		Engaged in disposal of the dead and of refuse	6	3	1					2
	23		Industrial and other active workers, undefined	631	187	35	2	8		18	338	6	3	21	3	8	2
VI.	24		Persons directly engaged in the cultivation of land, in breeding and rearing animals, or obtaining raw products from natural sources	697	371	100	20	22	1	26	76	8	3	34	20	14	2
VII.	25		Persons whose occupations are undefined or unknown, embracing those who derive incomes from sources which cannot be directly related to any other class	436	211	21	7	16	4	48	24	24	11	38	29	2	1
VIII.	26		Dependent on natural guardians, and scholars	231	113	16	26	2	11	7	10	20	2	7	15		2
	27		Dependent on the State, Charity, or public support	77	36	3				20		2		6	9	1
			SUB-ORDERS.
I.	1	1	Ministering to general government	2	2
	1	2	Ministering to local government	1	1
	1	3	Ministering to defence	17	10	3					4
	1	4	Ministering to law and order	8	4	1					2			1
	2	1	Ministering to religion	12	8		2							2