TABLE XIV.—STATEMENT showing the OCCUPATIONS of PERSONS (MALES and FEMALES) at STATED PERIODS of AGE, also returned as EMPLOYERS, ENGAGED on their OWN ACCOUNT, RELATIVE ASSISTING, WAGE-EARNERS, and UNEMPLOYED respectively, arranged in CLASSES, ORDERS, SUB-ORDERS, and GROUPS, in the STATE at DATE of CENSUS, 1901 (exclusive of ABORIGINES)

OCCUPATION.				TOTAL.			MALES.
							AGES.
Order.	Sub-Order.	Group.	DESIGNATION.	Persons.	Males.	Females.	Under 5 Years.	5 to 14 Years.	15 to 20 Years.	21 Years and under 25.	25 Years and under 45.	45 Years and under 65.	65 Years and upwards.	21 Years and upwards.
			CLASS I.—ORDER 2—continued.
			Sub-Order 2.—Charity, exclusive of Hospitals.
2	2	1	Officer of Department of Charity	7	3	4				2		1		3
		2	Officer of charitable or benevolent institution	59	15	44			1		7	5	2	14
		3	Subordinate officer or servant, charitable or benevolent institution	18	12	6			1	2	8	1		11
		4	Sister of charity	8		8
		5	Others
			Total Sub-Order 2	92	30	62			2	4	15	7	2	28
			Sub-Order 3.—Health.
	3	1	Officer of Health Department	4	4				2		1	1		2
		2	Sanitary inspector, inspector of nuisances	9	9						6	1	2	9
		3	Medical parctitioner	219	212	7			1	10	123	58	20	211
		4	Medical student	21	17	4			7	5	5			10
		5	Irregular medical practitioner	20	15	5			1	1	6	6	1	14
		6	Dentist	117	107	10		3	18	19	57	9	1	86
		7	Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist	345	317	28		21	73	46	126	45	6	223
		8	Hospital or asylum nurse	213		213
		9	Hospital or asylum officer or attendant, not elsewhere described	146	80	66			4	3	34	37	2	76
		10	Midwife, monthly nurse	199		199
		11	Sick nurse	106	1	105						1		1
		12	Veterinary surgeon	15	15						5	8	2	15
		13	Others	12	8	4			1	1	3	3		7
			Total Sub-Order 3	1,426	785	641		24	107	85	366	169	34	654
			Sub-Order 4.—Literature.
	4	1	Author, editor, journalist	107	99	8			8	5	61	18	7	91
		2	Reporter	18	18				6	2	6	4		12
		3	Literary amanuensis, shorthand writer	21	3	18			2	1				1
		4	Others
			Total Sub-Order 4	146	120	26			16	8	67	22	7	104
			Sub-Order 5.—Science.
	5	1	Officer of Scientific Department	11	11				1	1	4	5		10
		2	Analytical chemist	16	16					3	10	1	2	16
		3	Assayer, metallurgist	70	70			2	14	19	21	10	4	54
		4	Geologist, mineralogist	4	4						1	3		4
		5	Naturalist, biologist, botanist	2	2							2		2
		6	Others	19	17	2			6	4	4	3		11
			Total Sub-Order 5	122	120	2		2	21	27	40	24	6	97
			Sub-Order 6.—Civil and Mechanical Engineering, Architecture, and Surveying.
	6	1	Civil engineer	115	115				4	8	61	32	10	111
		2	Directing or consulting engineer	17	17						12	5		17
		3	Electrician (not connected with telegraph or telephone service, or electric light)	4	4				1		3			3
		4	Surveyor	111	111				7	3	55	40	6	104
		5	Architect	76	76			2	11	6	35	16	6	63
		6	Draughtsman (not otherwise described)	54	54			1	4	7	31	11		49
		7	Others	6	6				3		2	1		3
			Total Sub-Order 6	383	383			3	30	24	199	105	22	350
			Sub-Order 7.—Education.
2	7	1	Officer of Education Department	26	20	6		2	2		2	13	1	16
		2	University professor, demonstrator, lecturer, &c.	27	24	3				3	14	7		24
		3	Professor, lecturer, teacher, college, grammar, high school	9	3	6					3			3
		4	Schoolmaster, schoolmistress, teacher, State school	947	311	636		3	44	19	174	65	6	264