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, RELATIVES 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)—continued.

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 IV.—ORDER 14—continued.
			Sub-Order 3.—On Seas and Rivers, and the Regulation thereof.
14	3	1	Harbors and Rivers Department—Marine Board, ferry service officer	38	38			1		3	14	17	3	37
		2	Pilot	19	19				1		3	11	4	18
		3	Lighthouse-keeper, superintendent	51	51				2	3	19	20	7	49
		4	Shipowner, shipping agent, manager, clerk	250	250			8	68	41	100	30	2	174
		5	Shipmaster, officer, seaman (merchant service)	2,001	2,001			3	281	353	1,000	322	42	1,717
		6	Engineer, stoker, coaltrimmer of steamer (merchant service)	818	818				68	152	512	83	3	750
		7	Steward, stewardess, ship servant	675	655	20		8	116	138	340	51	2	531
		8	Canal proprietor, agent, manager	1	1				1
		9	Bargemaster, lighterman	12	12				1	1	5	4	1	11
		10	Stevedore, lumper, wharf laborer	1,182	1,182			5	85	122	665	277	28	1,092
		11	Boat proprietor, boatman, waterman	32	31	1		3	4	4	9	7	4	24
		12	Ferry, punt lessee, worker	21	21				7		5	8	1	14
		13	Wharf owner, lessee, wharfinger	22	22				1		11	9	1	21
		14	Others	7	7				1	1	2	2	1	6
			Total Sub-Order 3	5,129	5,108	21		28	636	818	2,686	841	99	4,444
			Sub-Order 4.—On Postal Service.
	4	1	Postal officer, postmaster, clerk, sorter	400	251	149		3	17	16	141	63	11	231
		2	Letter-carrier	89	89				5	31	35	16	2	84
		3	Mail contractor	52	48	4		2	4	1	24	14	3	42
		4	Mailman, mailguard	97	97			8	24	9	38	16	2	65
		5	Others	16	15	1			4	2	5	3	1	11
			Total Sub-Order 4	654	500	154		13	54	59	243	112	19	433
			Sub-Order 5.—On Telegraph and Telephone Service.
	5	1	Telegraph officer, stationmaster, operator, clerk	321	293	28			48	57	175	13		245
		2	Electrician, lineman	91	91				9	9	42	29	2	82
		3	Telephone officer	30	5	25			2	1	2			3
		4	Messenger	155	141	14		15	122	4				4
		5	Others	6	6				1	1	4			5
			Total Sub-Order 5	603	536	67		15	182	72	223	42	2	339
			Sub-Order 6.—Delivery of Documents, Parcels, and Messages by hand.
	6	1	Messenger, porter	156	154	2		70	45	5	10	19	5	39
		2	Errand boy, girl	185	185			146	39
		3	Others
			Total Sub-Order 6	341	339	2		216	84	5	10	19	5	39
			Total Order 14	12,850	12,591	259		389	1,783	1,461	6,344	2,378	236	10,419
			TOTAL CLASS IV.	12,850	12,591	259		389	1,783	1,461	6,344	2,378	236	10,419
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.
			ORDER 15.—Persons Engaged in Connection with Manufacture or in other Processes relating to Art and Mechanic Productions in which Materials of various kinds are Employed in Combination.
			Sub-Order 1.—Books and Publications.
15	1	1	Publisher, newspaper proprietor	61	59	2		4	9	3	25	15	3	46
		2	Printer, printer's manager, clerk	477	463	14		49	140	49	150	66	9	274
		3	Compositor	280	277	3		3	42	27	158	40	7	232
		4	Machinist, stereotyper, and others engaged in printing	154	145	9		15	44	13	52	19	2	86
		5	Bookbinder, manufacturing stationer (all branches)	199	102	97		3	26	10	42	17	4	73
		6	Others	7	3	4			1		1	1		2
			Total Sub-Order 1	1,178	1,049	129		74	262	102	428	158	25	713