SICKNESS AND ACCIDENT—MALES, YEARS 1891-1901., Table showing for the Census years 1891-1901 the estimated number of Working Days lost by Males owing to Sickness and Accident—per head, per yearmdsh;at each Age—Group—*
Age.	Estimated number of Working Days lost per head per year.*
Age.	1891.	1901.	Mean of Two Census Years.
	days.	days.	days.
All ages	3.72	3.49	3.60
0 - 5 years	0.71	0.34	0.53
5 - 65 years	3.35	2.62	2.99
65 and over	17.24	29.27	23.25
20 and over	5.58	5.88	5.78†
0 - 5 years	0.71	0.34	0.52
5 - 10 years	1.37	0.36	0.87
10 - 15 years	1.85	1.06	1.45
15 - 20 years	3.35	1.44	2.40
20 - 25 years	3.42	2.65	3.33
25 - 30 years	3.17	2.91	3.04
30 - 35 years	3.15	3.24	3.20
35 - 40 years	3.52	2.91	4.22
40 - 45 years	4.29	3.25	3.77
45 - 50 years	5.25	4.95	5.10
50 - 55 years	6.52	5.09	5.80
55 - 60 years	6.23	8.78	7.50
60 - 65 years	9.79	10.56	10.17
65 - 70 years	9.53	13.84	11.68
70 - 75 years	19.22	28.60	23.91
75 - 80 years	20.33	37.66	29.00
80 - 85 years	27.81	46.12	36.96
85 and over	26.90	62.37	44.63
0 - 20 years	1.67	0.77	1.22
20 - 40 years	3.30	2.91	3.10
40 - 55 years	5.23	4.23	4.73
55 - 70 years	8.42	10.70	9.56
70 and over	21.34	37.12	29.23