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.
Order 24.—Persons dependent upon the State or upon Public or Private Support.
Sub-order 1.—Supported by Voluntary and State contributions.
1. Inmate of Hospital	215	138	77
2. Inmate of Benevolent Asylum	730	534	196
3. Inmate of Lunatic Asylum	350	186	164
4. Inmate of Orphan Asylum (including those boarded out)	110	51	59
5. Inmate of Industrial School	109	40	69
6. Inmate of Alms House
7. Inmate of Refuge	4		4
8. Pauper, Beggar	77	20	57
9. Others	8	8
Sub-order 2.—Criminal Class.
1. Inmate of Gaol or Penal Establishment	171	146	25
2. Inmate of Watch-house	2	1	1
3. Inmate of Reformatory	17		17
4. Others