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.	Group.	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.
				DISTINCT CALLINGS—contd.
II.	3	2	13	Laundrykeeper	1											1
	3	2	14	Shoeblack	1										1
	3	2	15	Others engaged in attendance	1	1
III.	4	1	2	Bank manager, officer, or clerk	2	2
	4	1	4	Sharebroker, dealer, or speculator	2	2
	4	1	5	Money broker, financier, capitalist, etc.	10	4	1		1	1	1	1				1
	4	1	7	Public accountant	1	1
	4	2	1	Insurance company manager, director, or agent	1	1
	4	2	7	Others engaged in insurance business	1		1
	4	3	1	Land proprietor	16	8			3		2				1	1	1
	4	3	2	Land and estate agent	1		1
	4	3	4	House proprietor	23	13	1		1		1	1		1	3	1		1
	5	1	3	Advertising agent, bill poster, bill distributor	1												1
	5	1	4	News agent, newspaper vendor	5							1				3	1
	5	7	1	Watch and jewellery dealer and importer	2	1	1
	5	13	4	Marine stores dealer	1										1
	5	14	1	Building material dealer	1	1
	5	17	2	Stationer	1	1
	6	1	1	Manchester warehouseman and wholesale draper	5	4						1
	6	1	2	Draper, linen and woollen draper	10	7						3
	6	2	1	Clothier and outfitter	1	1
	6	2	4	Shoe and boot dealer	3	3
	7	1	3	Butcher	27	17	3		2		1				3		1
	7	1	4	Provision merchant or dealer	3	3
	7	1	6	Fishmonger, oyster dealer	2	2
	7	2	2	Bread and biscuit dealer	17	12	3							1				1
	7	2	3	Confectioner and pastry dealer	3	2		1
	7	2	4	Greengrocer and fruiterer	13	6	5		1								1
	7	3	4	Grocer, tea dealer	13	11					2
	7	3	5	Tobacconist	1						1
	8	1	1	Live stock dealer, cattle salesman, or agent	6	5			1
	8	1	2	Horse trainer	4	2	1					1
	8	5	3	Corn and produce merchant, &c.	2	2
	9	1	1	Coal, coke merchant and dealer	2											1		1
	9	1	3	Firewood merchant and employe	3	3
	10	1	1	Stone, gravel, and sand dealer	1	1
	10	3	6	Ironmonger and hardware dealer	3	3
	11	1	1	Merchant importer	4	3						1
	11	1	2	Storekeeper, shopkeeper, and assistants	18	8	3				1	3				1	1	1
	11	1	3	Dealer, General	2						1				1
	11	1	4	Hawker, pedlar (undefined)	16	5	1				4	4				1	1
	11	1	5	Broker, agent	3	2		1
	11	1	6	Commission agent	3	3
	11	2	2	Clerk, accountant (commercial or undefined)	47	17	2					22			6
	11	2	3	Commercial traveller or salesman (undefined)	7	3		1			1	2
	11	2	4	Other persons engaged in mercantile business	6	3	1		1			1
IV.	14	1	1	Railway stationmaster or clerk	5	3						1			1
	14	1	2	Railway enginedriver, fireman	9	7			1								1
	14	1	3	Railway guard, porter, servant	5	4	1
	14	1	4	Railway ganger, fettler	3	2					1
	14	1	5	Railway employe, laborer	8	7											1
	14	2	8	Horse tramway driver, conductor, employe	4	3	1
	14	2	9	Tramway employe (undefined)	1	1
	14	2	10	Coach or cab proprietor	3	3
	14	2	11	Coach or cab driver	5	4	1
	14	2	13	Drayman, carrier, carter, teamster	26	15	6		3			1
	14	2	14	Livery stablekeeper	1	1
	14	2	15	Others engaged in transport on roads, camel driver, &c.	2	1						1
	14	3	3	Lighthouse keeper	1	1
	14	3	4	Shipowner, shipping agent, manager, or clerk	4	3	1
	14	3	5	Shipmaster, officer, or seaman (not R.N.)	63	27	4				1	26			3		2
	14	3	6	Engineer, stoker, fireman, coaltrimmer of steamer (not R.N.)	4	1	2	1
	14	3	7	Steward; ship servant (not R.N.)	9	5	2					2
	14	3	10	Stevedore, wharf laborer	19	16	2		1
	14	3	11	Boat proprietor, boatman	1	1
	14	4	1	Postal officer, postmaster, clerk, sorter	2	2