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 Hobart 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.—Other Mercantile Persons Undefined.
1. Officer of Public Company.
2. Clerk, Cashier, Accountant, Commercial, Undefined	247	242	5
3. Commercial Traveller, Salesman, Saleswoman	116	98	18
4. Others	10	8	2
Sub-class C.—Storage.
Order 12.—Persons engaged in Storage.
Sub-order 1.—Storage.
1. Storekeeper, Clerk, connected with Free or Bonded Stores (not Shopkeeper).	1	1
2. Store Labourer, Storeman (not Shopman)
3. Others connected with Storage (not Dealers).	3	3
Sub-class D.—Transport and Communication.
Order 13.—Persons engaged in the Transport of Passengers, Goods, or Communications.
Sub-order 1.—On Railways (not Railway Construction) or Steam Tramways.
1. Railway or Tramway Manager, Officer, Stationmaster, Clerk, or Agent	154	154
2. Railway or Tramway Engine-driver, Stoker, Cleaner	90	90
3. Railway or Tramway Guard, Porter, Pointsman, Signalman, Shunter	128	127	1
4. Railway or Tramway Ganger or Fettler	211	211
5. Others	103	82	21
Sub-order 2.—On Roads.
1. Coach, Omnibus, Cab Proprietor, Agent	91	89	2
2. Coach, Omnibus, Cab Driver, Conductor, Servant	154	154
3. Drayman, Carrier, Carter	187	187
4. Livery-stable Keeper, Horse Letter	24	22	2
5. Horse Tramway, Owner, Officer	1	1
6. Horse Tramway, Driver, Conductor, Servant
7. Others	3	3
Sub-order 3.—On Seas, Rivers, and Canals.
1. Harbour, Pier Service, Officer	10	10
2. Pilot	8	8
3. Lighthouse Keeper	40	40
4. Shipowner,* Agent, Manager	35	35
5. Shipmaster, Officer, Seaman (Merchant Service)	701	701
6. Engineer, Stoker, Coal Trimmer of Steamer (Merchant Service)	203	203
7. Ship Servant, Steward, Stewardess	197	186	11
8. Canal Proprietor, Agent, Manager.
9. Bargeman, Lighterman	15	15
10. Stevedore, Lumper	321	321
11. Waterman, Boatman, Boat Proprietor,* Agent	40	40
12. Others	2	2
Sub-order 4.—On Postal Service.
1. Postal Officer, Postmaster, Postmistress, Clerk, Sorter.	147	36	111
2. Letter Carrier	34	34
3. Mail Contractor	19	17	2
4. Mailman, Mail Guard	40	40
5. Others
Sub-order 5.—On Telegraph and Telephone Service.
1. Telegraph Officer, Stationmaster, Stationmistress, Operator, Clerk	130	78	52
2. Electrician, Lineman	18	18
3. Telephone Officer	10	3	7
4. Messenger	34	34
5. Others	1	1
Sub-order 6.—Delivery of Documents, Parcels, and Messages.
1. Messenger and Porter	60	59	1
2. Errand Boy, Girl	56	56
3. Others