Occupations of the People., TABLE XIV.—Defining the Principles of the Method adopted in the Classification of Occupations, in accordance with the uniform Scheme agreed upon by the Conference of Statists held in Hobert in March, 1890 ; and showing the number of Persons, Males, and Females employed or belonging to the principal Groups of Business, Calling, or Service or belonging to the principal Divisions of Dependants, arranged systematically under Classes, Sub-classes, Orders, Sub-orders, and Sub-groups—continued

	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Sub-order 3.—Defence.
1. Officer of Defence Department	6	6
2. Army Officer in actual service	1	1
3. Army Petty Officer, Private	29	29
4. Naval Officer in actual service	12	12
5. Naval Petty Officer, Sailor	51	51
6. Others (including Militia or Volunteer Officer whose ordinary occupation is not stated)	5	5
Sub-order 4.—Law and Order†
1. Officer of Law Department	8	8
2. Judge	3	3
3. Law Court Officer	11	11
4. Magistrate	8	8
5. Barrister	23	23
6. Solicitor	89	89
7. Law Clerk	107	107
8. Law Student	47	47
9. Others connected with the Law
10. Police, Principal Officer	83	83
11. Police, Petty Officer, Policeman, Detective	204	204
12. Penal, Principal Officer	3	3
13. Penal, Petty Officer, Subordinate	36	30	6
14. Others	1	1
Order 2.—Persons ministering to Religion, Charity, Health, Education, Art, and Science.
Sub-order 1.—Religion.†
1. Clergy	211	196	15
2. Irregular Clergy*	23	23
3. Theological Student*
4. Church Officer	12	12
5. Member of Religious Order not classed as ministering to Charity or Education	12		12
6. Others connected with Religion	9	9
Sub-order 2.—Charity, exclusive of Hospitals.†
1. Officer of Department of Charity	4	4
2. Officer of Charitable or Benevolent Institutions.*	24	6	18
3. Subordinate Officer or Servant of Charitable or Benevolent Institutions*	13	11	2
4. Sister of Charity	22		22
5. Others
Sub-order 3.—Health.†
1. Officer of Health Department	3	3
2. Medical Man in Practice	84	84
3. Medical Student
4. Irregular Medical Practitioner*	3	3
5. Dentist	23	23
6. Pharmaceutical Chemist	122	120	2
7. Hospital or Asylum Nurse	53		53
8. Hospital or Asylum Officer or Attendant not elsewhere described	65	48	17
9. Midwife, Monthly Nurse	59		59
10. Sick Nurse	58		58
11. Veterinary Surgeon	15	15
12. Others	5	5
Sub-order 4.—Literature.†
1. Author, Editor, Journalist	26	26
2. Reporter	20	20
3. Literary Amanuensis
4. Others	3		3
Sub-order 5.—Science.†
1. Officer of Scientific Department of State
2. Analytical Chemist	3	3
3. Assayer, Metallurgist	16	16
4. Geologist, Mineralogist
5. Naturalist, Biologist, Botanist
6. Others	2	2