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.
6	8	Rope, Cord-maker, Dealer	4		4	4		4
2	4	Reporter, Shorthand Writer	14	1	13	14	1	13
8	11	Saddler, Harness-maker, Dealer	93	22	71	92	22	70	1		1
8	12	Sailmaker	25		25	26		25
11	2	Sawyer, Saw-mill Owner, Worker	401	54	347	401	54	347
2	6	Schoolmaster, Mistress, Teacher of Board School	234	49	236	127	13	109	157	31	126
2	6	Schoolmaster, Mistress, Teacher of Private School	149	14	135	40	1	30	109	13	96
2	6	Schoolmaster, Mistress, Teacher of School not stated	219	41	178	52	5	47	167	36	131
3	3	Scholar, mode of Education not stated	21,215	21,203	12	10,695	10,690	5	10,520	10,513	7
2	5a	Scientific Persons, other	2		2	2		2
6	3c	Seas and Rivers, others connected with	113	29	84	113	29	84
10	2	Seed Merchant	6	1	5	4	1	3	2		2
4	2c	Servant of Charitable Institution	96	1	95	50		50	46	1	45
4	1	Servants' Registry Office Keeper	1		1				1		1
5	1	Share, Stockbroker, Dealer, Jobber	57	7	50	57	7	50
8	12	Ship Chandler	3	1	2	3	1	2
8	12	Ship Builder, Shipwright	136	13	123	136	13	123
6	3b	Ship Master, Officer, Seaman (Merchant Service)	637	70	567	637	70	567
6	3	Ship Owner	7		7	7		7
8	12	Ship Rigger	3		3	3		3
6	3	Ship Servant, Steward, Stewardess	58	7	51	52	7	45	6		6
9	2	Shirtmaker, Seamstress	120	16	104				120	16	104
9	2	Shoe, Bootmaker	1,109	279	830	1,077	207	820	33	22	10
9	2	Shoe, Bootmaker Wife of, assisting	5		5				5		5
5	2	Shopkeeper (Branch undefined)	521	85	436	426	70	356	95	15	80
5	2	Shopkeeper Wife of, assisting in Business	58		88				88		88
13	2	Shopman, Shopwoman (Branch undefined)	47	29	18	34	22	12	13	7	6
8	13	Slater, Shingler, Tiler	10	1	9	10	1	9
11	1	Soapboiler	17	3	14	17	3	14
3	2	Son, Daughter, Relative, Visitor	25,849	23,063	2,756	9,749	9,665	84	16,100	13,428	2,072
7	3	Squatter, Grazier	149		149	142		142	7		7
7	2	Squatter, Grazier Son, Daughter, Relative of, assisting	56	27	29	33	16	18	23	12	11
7	2	Squatter, Grazier, Wife of, assisting	1		1				1		1
7	2	Station or Grazing Farm Labourer (Out-door)	2		2	2		2
7	2	Station or Grazing Farm Manager, Overseer, Superintendent	30		30	30		30
7	2a	Station or Grazing Farm Servant (In-door)	616	135	481	521	31	430	96	44	51
11	2	Stationer (see also Bookseller)	18	6	13	15	4	11	3	1	2
6	3	Stevedore, Lumper	80	1	29	30	1	29
12	3a	Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, others working or dealing in	45	12	33	45	12	33
12	3	Stone-cutter, Dresser (not Mason)	12	4	3	12	4	8
6	4	Storekeeper, Bonded or Free (not Shopkeeper)	4	2	2	4	2	2
6	4	Storeman, Laborer in Store	127	18	109	127	18	109
9	2	Tailor, Tailoress	811	73	238	234	40	194	77	33	44
11	1	Tailor-chandler	11	4	7	11	4	7
11	1	Tallow-melter, Boiler-down	1		1	1		1
11	1	Tanner	91	26	65	91	26	65
2	5a	Teacher of Accomplishments (not Music)	18		18	7		7	11		11
6	5a	Telegraph Service	72	20	52	42	16	26	30	4	26
9	1c	Textile Fabrics, others working or dealing in	7	1	6	7	1	6
2	1	Theological Student	1		1	1		1
11	2	Timber Merchant, Dealer	29	3	26	29	3	26
12	6	Tin, Quicksilver-worker, Dealer	122	45	77	122	45	77
10	3c	Tobacco, Cigar, Snuff Manufacture	1	1					1	1
10	3	Tobacconist	17		17	17		17
11	2	Turner	12	4	8	12	4	8