Occupations of the People.—Ages and Grades., TABLE XVI.—Showing the Number of Persons, Males, and Females living in the Colony and in the Cities of Hobart and Launceston belonging to the various Classes, Orders, and Sub-Orders of Occupations, arranged according to Age-Periods and Grades—continued.
Classification of Occupations.		The Colony of Tasmania.
		Total.	Periods of Age.							Grade.
		Total.	-5.	-15.	-20.	-45.	-65.	65 and over.	Not stated.	Employer.	Engaged on own account.	Wage-earner.	Relative assisting.	Unemployed.
CLASS IV.—continued.
ORDER 17.—Persons not otherwise classed, engaged in connection with Manufactures or other Processes connected with Animal and Vegetable substances.
Sub-Order 1.—Animal Matters (not otherwise classed)	M.	78		4	13	45	12	4		10	4	58	3	3
Sub-Order 1.—Animal Matters (not otherwise classed)	F.	2			1	1						2
		80		4	14	46	12	4		10	4	60	3	3
Sub-Order 2.—Working in Wood	M.	695		24	96	453	97	25		56	48	556	21	14
Sub-Order 2.—Working in Wood	F.	5			2	1	2			1	1	2	1
		700		24	98	454	99	25		57	49	558	22	14
Sub-Order 3.—Working in Vegetable Produce for Fodder	M.	7		1	2	3	1					7
Sub-Order 4.—Paper Manufacturers	M.	1				1						1
ORDER 18.—Persons engaged in the Alteration, Modification, or Manufacture, or in other Processes relating to Metals or Mineral matters.
Sub-Order 1.—In the conversion of Coal and other Substances to purposes of Fuel, Light, or forms of Energy not otherwise classed	M.	107		1	12	69	22	3		3	4	98		2
Sub-Order 2.—Manufactures and Processes relating to Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals not otherwise classed	M.	234		15	37	139	34	9		31	8	185	2	8
	F.	1					1			1
		235		15	37	139	35	9		32	8	185	2	8
Sub-Order 3.—Gold, Silver, and Precious Stones	M.	40		4	11	23	1	1		5	3	28	2	2
Sub-Order 4.—Metals other than Gold and Silver	M.	1,107		35	238	675	115	44		122	111	812	30	31
Sub-Order 4.—Metals other than Gold and Silver	F.	1				1						1
		1,108		35	238	672	115	44		122	111	813	30	31
ORDER 19.—Persons engaged in the Construction or Repair of Buildings, Roads, Railways, Canals, Docks, Earthworks, &c., in the deposit of Silt, Dead Matter, or Refuse, or in operations the nature of which is undefined.
Sub-Order 1.—Houses and Buildings	M.	2,743		61	376	1,702	469	131	4	282	331	1,923	41	166
Sub-Order 2.—Roads, Railways, Earthworks, &c., or undefined	M.	2,295		16	211	1,777	252	37	2	245	112	1,863	29	46
Sub-Order 3.—Disposition of Dead Matter or Refuse	M.	128			11	66	41	10		3	7	117		1
ORDER 20.—Industrial Workers imperfectly defined.
Sub-Order 1.—Imperfectly defined	M.	3,350		120	471	2,016	494	248	1	43	178	2,856	33	239
Sub-Order 1.—Imperfectly defined	F.	40		1	13	23	3				4	34		2
		3,390		121	484	2,039	497	248	1	43	182	2,890	33	241
CLASS V.—AGRICULTURAL, PASTORAL, MINERAL, AND OTHER PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
ORDER 21.—Persons directly engaged in the cultivation of Land, or to Rearing or Breeding Animals, or in obtaining Raw Products from Natural Sources.
Sub-Order 1.—Agricultural Pursuits	M.	14,584		993	2,349	7,064	2,759	1,407	12	2,127	3,064	5,986	3,158	248
Sub-Order 1.—Agricultural Pursuits	F.	1,447		164	323	549	312	99		138	255	309	745
		16,031		1,157	2,672	7,613	3,071	1,506	12	2,265	3,319	6,295	3,903	248