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 V.—ORDER 18.—continued.
			Sub-Order 3.—Workers in Vegetable Produce for Fodder.
18	3	1	Chaffcutter	143	142	1		9	34	16	57	23	3	99
		2	Cornerusher
		3	Oil and seed cake maker
		4	Others	1	1						1			1
			Total Sub-Order 3	144	143	1		9	34	16	58	23	3	100
			Sub-Order 4.—Paper Manufacture.
	4	1	Paper manufacturer (all branches)	2	2						2			2
		2	Others
			Total Sub-Order 4	2	2						2			2
			Total Order 18	765	762	3		25	141	99	312	160	25	596
			ORDER 19.—Persons engaged in the Alteration, Modification, or Manufacture, or in other Processes relating to Metals or Mineral Matters.
			Sub-Order 1.—Manufactures and Processes relating to Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals not otherwise classed.
19	1	1	Monumental, marble mason, stonecutter, dresser	95	94	1		4	17	9	43	18	3	73
		2	Limeburner	92	91	1		1	12	18	32	21	7	78
		3	Plaster maker, cement manufacturer	12	12				3	2	6	1		9
		4	Brickmaker, tile manufacturer	417	417			16	86	48	175	83	9	315
		5	Pottery maker	51	51				11	8	25	7		40
		6	Glass manufacturer, worker	44	43	1		6	11	8	13	5		26
		7	Crockery, earthenware repairer, maker	2	2						2			2
		8	Asphalt maker
		9	Asbeston manufacturer
		10	Others	3	3			2			1			1
			Total Sub-Order 1	716	713	3		29	140	93	297	135	19	544
			Sub-Order 2.—Workers in Jewellery, Precious Stones, and Minting.
	2	1	Goldsmith	92	91	1		4	30	12	33	11	1	57
		2	Lapidary, precious stones worker	4	4					1	3			4
		3	Electroplater, plater	18	17	1			9	3	5			8
		4	Persons engaged in minting	1	1						1			1
		5	Others
			Total Sub-Order 2	115	113	2		4	39	16	42	11	1	70
			Sub-Order 3.—Workers in various Metals (not elsewhere classed).
	3	1	Tin smith, worker	288	287	1		36	89	29	85	42	6	162
		2	Zinc, antimony, bismuth, worker
		3	Silver, copper, lead, smelter, worker	1,430	1,430			29	234	216	752	177	22	1,167
		4	Malleable iron and steel manufacturer, worker	194	194			5	54	28	76	28	3	135
		5	Pig iron manufacturer, smelter, worker
		6	Iron founder, moulder, brazier, worker	693	692	1		23	213	66	282	95	13	456
		7	Brass founder, moulder, brazier, worker	77	77			5	23	12	26	11		49
		8	Galvanized iron worker (all branches)	35	35				6	8	11	10		29
		9	Wire and cable manufacturer, worker	33	33			1	11	2	11	8		21
		10	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	2,334	2,330	4		52	630	289	898	407	54	1,648
		11	Locksmith	13	13				2	1	4	4	2	11
		12	Others	142	142			8	31	13	70	15	5	103
			Total Sub-Order 3	5,239	5,233	6		159	1,293	664	2,215	797	105	3,781
			Total Order 19	6,070	6,059	11		192	1,472	773	2,554	943	125	4,395