TABLE XV.—Showing in Alphabetical Arrangement the Occupations followed by the People of Tasmania, together with the Number of Persons, Males, and Females of all Ages, of 20 and under, and of 20 and over, following each Occupation, with references to the Classification adopted in the foregoing Tables—continued., Details of the Groups of Occupations marked with Latter references are given in Table VI.

Order.	Sub-Order.	Occupations.	Persons.			Males.			Females.
			Total.	Under 20.	20 and over.	Total.	Under 20.	20 and over.	Total.	Under 20.	20 and over.
13	2a	Indefinite Occupations, other	257	4	253	202	4	198	55		55
14	1	Independent means	432	3	429	215		215	214	3	211
15	1a	Inmate of Charitable Institution	276	14	262	142	6	136	134	8	126
15	1	Inmate of Industrial Schools	78	78		29	29		49	49
15	2	Inmate of Refuge	3	3					3	3
4	2b	Inn, Club, Eating-house Servant	592	221	371	230	62	168	362	150	203
2	6	Inspector of Schools	2		2	2		2
1	1c	Intermediate or Subordinate Officer (Government)	50	7	43	50	7	43
12	6	Ironfounder, Moulder, Worker, Dealer	26	7	19	26	7	19
12	6	Ironmonger, Hardware Dealer, Assistant	77	21	56	75	21	54	2		2
2	1b	Irregular Clergy	10		10	10		10
2	3b	Irregular Medical Practitioner	4		4	4		4
2	2	Judge	2		2	2		2
15	1	Labourer (Branch undefined)	3,970	675	3,295	3,968	675	3,293	2		2
7	3	Land, Estates Agent	6		6	6		6
7	8a	Land, others engaged on	2		2	2		2
7	3	Land Proprietor	88		98	69		69	26		24
7	3	Land Surveyor	52	4	43	52	4	48
12	5	Lapidary, Precious Stones Worker, Dealer	1		1	1		1
2	2	Law Clerk	96	35	61	96	35	61
2	2a	Law Court Officer	41	1	40	41	1	40
2	2	Law Student	5	2	3	5	2	3
2	2b	Lawyer	61		61	61		61
11	1a	Leather Manufacture	1		1	1		1
6	3	Lighthouse-keeper	84	1	83	34	1	83
12	3	Limeburner, Quarrier, Dealer	11	2	9	11	2	9
8	3	Lithographic Printer, Lithographer	7	3	4	7	3	4
7	4	Live Stock Salesman	6	1	5	6	1	5
6	2	Livery Stable Keeper	13	2	11	13	2	11
12	6	Locksmith, Bell-hanger	5	1	4	5	1	4
15	1	Lunatic, unconfined	3		3	2		2	1		1
8	10b	Machines and Tools others working and dealing in	4		4	4		4
9	2	Machinist, Sewing Machinist	39	17	22	1	1		36	16	22
1	2	Magistrate, J.P. (not otherwise described)	5		5	5		5
10	3	Maltster	14	2	12	14	2	12
13	3	Manager, Overlooker, Foreman, Forewoman	9		9	8		8	1		1
9	1	Manchester Warehouseman	15	1	14	15	1	14
11	1	Manure Manufacturer, Dealer	6		6	6		6
8	18	Mason, Pavior	201	46	155	201	46	155
8	14	Mattress, Bed-maker	2		2	2		2
13	2	Mechanic, Manufacturer (undefined)	5	1	4	5	1	4
2	3a	Medical Man (see also Irregular Medical Man)	59		59	59		59
2	3	Medical Student	3		3	3		3
2	3c	Medicine, others connected with	3		3	3		3
1	2	Member of Local Council (not otherwise described)	3		3	3		3
5	1b	Mercantile Pursuits, others engaged in	43		43	43		43
5	1	Merchant	47		47	47		47
6	5b	Messages, others connected with	28	7	21	28	7	21
6	5	Messenger, Porter (not Government or Railway)	118	50	68	117	49	68	1	1
12	6a	Metals, not Gold and Silver, others working or dealing in	31	3	28	31	3	28
2	3	Midwife	21		21				21		21
10	2	Miller, Flour-mill Worker	120	22	98	119	23	97	1		1
9	2	Miller, Dressmaker	918	381	537				918	381	537
8	11	Millwright	17	1	16	17	1	16
12	1b	Miner, other Metals than Gold	1,416	101	1,315	1,416	101	1,315
12	1c	Mining, others engaged in	259	49	210	259	49	210
1	1	Minister of the Crown (not otherwise described)	3		3	3		3
2	3	Music Master, Mistress	68	11	57	7	1	6	61	10	51