TABLE VII.—Showing the NUMBERS and OCCUPATIONS of FEMALES in the STATE SUFFERING from each DESCRIPTION of INFIRMITY, ARRANGED in CLASSES, ORDERS, and SUB-ORDERS, and DISTRICT 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	2,197	1,177	67	62	88	14	130	413	46	32	104	56	2	6
			Total specified	2,193	1,175	67	62	88	14	129	413	46	32	103	56	2	6
			CLASSES.
I.			Professional	36	19	1		1		3	8		1	1	2
II.			Domestic	158	110	2	10	5	1	1	18	2	1	5	2		1
III.			Commercial	27	19	1		1		4				2
IV.			Transport and communication	4	3		1
V.			Industrial	83	44	4	5	5		11	8		1		5
VI.			Agricultural, pastoral, mineral, and other primary products	18	13		1	2					1	1
VII.			Indefinite	11	4	2		1		2				2
VIII.			Dependents	1,860	965	57	45	73	13	109	379	44	28	93	47	2	5
			ORDERS.
I.	2		Ministering to religion, health, literature, education, and music	36	19	1		1		3	8		1	1	2
II.	3		Ministering to board and lodging, domestic service, and attendance	158	110	2	10	5	1	1	18	2	1	5	2		1
III.	4		Dealing in finance, insurance, land, or household property	18	11	1		1		4				1
	6		Dealing in textile fabrics, dress, and fibrous material	3	2									1
	7		Dealing in food, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	2	2
	11		Merchants and dealers or engaged in mercantile pursuits not elsewhere classed	4	4
IV.	14		Persons engaged in transport of passengers and goods or in effecting communications	4	3		1
V.	15		Persons engaged in working in art and mechanic productions	16	4			1		9	1		1
	16		Persons engaged in working in textile fabrics, dress and fibrous materials	67	40	4	5	4		2	7				5
VI.	24		Persons engaged in the cultivation of land, in breeding and rearing animals, or in obtaining raw products from natural sources	18	13		1	2					1	1
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	11	4	2		1		2				2
VIII.	26		Persons dependent upon natural guardians	1,808	929	56	44	73	13	103	379	44	28	89	44	1	5
	27		Persons dependent upon the State or upon public or private support	52	36	1	1			6				4	3	1
			SUB-ORDERS.
I.	2	1	Ministering to religion	5	4										1
	2	3	Ministering to health	9	6			1			1			1
	2	4	Ministering to literature	1											1
	2	7	Ministering to education	17	8					2	6		1
	2	9	Ministering to music	4	1	1				1	1
II.	3	1	Engaged in boarding, lodging, and entertaining	10	9		1
	3	2	Engaged in domestic service and attendance	148	101	2	9	5	1	1	18	2	1	5	2		1
III.	4	1	Engaged in banking or finance	6	4					1				1
	4	3	Dealers or owners of land or house property	12	7	1		1		3
	6	1	Dealing in textile fabrics	3	2									1
	7	1	Dealing in animal food	1	1
	7	3	Dealing in groceries, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants.	1	1
	11	1	Dealing in merchants or dealers, undefined	2	2
	11	2	Engaged in mercantile pursuits, undefined	2	2
IV.	14	1	Connected with railway service	1	1
	14	4	Connected with postal service	1	1
	14	5	Connected with telegraph and telephone service	1	1
	14	6	Engaged in delivery of documents, parcels, or messages by hand	1			1
V.	15	4	Working in ornaments, minor art produces, and small wares	13	4					8			1
	15	14	Working in furniture	3				1		1	1
	16	1	Working in textile fabrics	1						1
	16	2	Working in dress	66	40	4	5	4		1	7				5
VI.	24	1	Engaged in agricultural pursuits	10	10
	24	2	Engaged in pastoral pursuits	8	3		1	2					1	1
VII.	25	1	Persons of independent means and persons having no specific occupation or undefined	11	4	2		1		2				2