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 22—continued.
			Sub-Order 2.—Disposal of Refuse.
22	2	1	Scavenger, street cleaner	107	107			1	3	8	45	42	8	103
		2	Chimney sweep	7	7				1		3	3		6
		3	Sanitary contractor, nightman	20	20				2		4	13	1	18
		4	Others	3	3						1	2		3
			Total Sub-Order 2	137	137			1	6	8	53	60	9	130
			Total Order 22	184	183	1		1	12	13	68	78	11	170
			ORDER 23.—Industrial and other Active Workers imperfectly defined.
			Sub-Order 1.—Imperfectly defined.
23	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)	84	81	3		3	27	13	22	15	1	51
		2	Factory worker, manager (so defined)	177	120	57		20	38	17	33	10	2	62
		3	Engineer, engine-driver, stoker (so defined)	653	653			7	142	67	265	150	22	504
		4	Machinist, machine hand (so defined)	332	180	152		2	35	19	81	37	6	143
		5	Contractor, manager, apprentice, foreman (so defined)	543	539	4		17	66	36	246	151	23	456
		6	Laborer (undefined)	5,670	5,670			145	1,054	718	2,195	1,165	393	4,471
		7	Others	14	14				4	1	6	3		10
			Total Sub-Order 1	7,473	7,257	216		194	1,366	871	2,848	1,531	447	5,697
			Total Order 23	7,473	7,257	216		194	1,366	871	2,848	1,531	447	5,697
			TOTAL CLASS V	41,233	34,255	6,978		1,047	6,617	3,766	14,112	7,069	1,644	26,591
			CLASS VI.—AGRICULTURAL, PASTORAL, MINERAL, AND OTHER PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
			ORDER 24.—Persons directly engaged in the Cultivation of Land, in Breeding and Rearing Animals, or in obtaining Raw Products from Natural Sources.
			Sub-Order 1.—Agricultural Pursuits.
24	1	1	Farmer, and relative assisting	16,351	15,530	821		928	2,806	968	4,904	4,442	1,482	11,796
		2	Farm manager, overseer	133	132	1			5	5	79	40	3	127
		3	Farm servant, agricultural laborer	12,210	12,068	142		497	3,333	2,012	5,080	954	192	8,238
		4	Market gardener	1,680	1,628	52		45	187	121	710	433	132	1,396
		5	Fruitgrower, orchardist	311	298	13		15	48	34	116	65	20	235
		6	Hop, cotton, tea, coffee, grower	4	4							3	1	4
		7	Tobacco grower	2	2						2			2
		8	Winegrower, vigneron	730	664	66		78	219	67	209	73	18	367
		9	Sugar planter
		10	Horticulturist, gardener	2,678	2,626	52		180	566	248	847	554	231	1,880
		11	Agricultural Department officer	10	10				1	1	6	2		9
		12	Others	77	77			4	9	5	26	25	8	64
			Total Sub-Order 1	34,186	33,039	1,147		1,747	7,174	3,461	11,979	6,591	2,087	24,118
			Sub-Order 2.—Pastoral Pursuits.
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stock breeder, and relative assisting	1,098	1,029	69		13	60	46	462	340	108	956
		2	Station manager, overseer, clerk	390	388	2		1	12	30	212	118	15	375
		3	Stockrider, drover, shearer, shepherd, pastoral laborer	2,615	2,615			68	405	363	1,180	499	100	2,142
		4	Dairy farmer, and relative assisting	2,100	584	1,516		40	91	28	210	156	59	453
		5	Dairy assistant, milker	768	255	513		45	114	32	45	15	4	96
		6	Poultry farmer	38	35	3		1	3	4	12	14	1	31
		7	Stock and Brands Department officer	8	8						4	4		8
		8	Others	44	37	7		1	2	2	17	15		34
			Total Sub-Order 2	7,061	4,951	2,110		169	687	505	2,142	1,161	287	4,095