DISTRIBUTION OF OCCUPATIONS UNDER TWENTY-FOUR ORDERS., Table, showing numerically and centisimally, Persons, Males, and Females, living in Tasmania belonging to Twenty-four Orders of Occupations, arranged under their respective Divisions and Classes.
Occupations. Numerical. Centisimal.
Persons. Males. Females. Persons. Males. Females.
DIVISIONS.
All Classes 172,475 89,624 82,851 100.00 100.00 100.00
Breadwinners (Classes I. to VII.) 73,494 57,585 15,909 42.61 64.25 19.20
Dependants (Class VIII.) 98,981 32,039 66,942 57.39 35.75 80.80
Nature of Services. Classes.
Personal and Immatorial I. Professional 4,997 3,067 1,930 2.90 3.42 2.33
II. Domestic 7,937 1,463 6,474 4.60 1.63 7.82
Distributors of Materials III. Commercial 7,497 6,097 1,400 4.35 6.81 1.69
Transport of Goods, &c IV. Transport & Communication 4,848 4,518 330 2.81 5.04 .39
Modifiers of Materials V. Industrial 18,750 16,475 2,275 10.88 18.38 2.75
Primary Producers of Materials. VI. Primary Producers 27,899 25,439 2,460 16.17 28.38 2.97
Indefinite VII. Indefinite 1,566 526 1,040 0.90 0.59 1.25
Dependants VIII. Dependants 98,981 32,039 66,942 57.39 35.75 80.80
Class. Order. ORDER.
Services, Personal and Immaterial.
Persons not otherwise classed, engaged in or ministering to—
I. 1 Government, Law, Defence, and Protection 1,329 1,312 17 .77 1.46 .02
2 Religion, Charity, Health, Education, Science, and Amusement 3,668 1,755 1,913 2.13 1.96 2.31
II. 3 Board and Lodging and Personal Service 7,937 1,463 6,474 4.60 1.63 7.82
Distributors of Materials.
III. 4 Property and Finance 1,364 1,008 356 7.79 1.12 .43
Traders and Dealers in—
5 Art and Mechanic Productions, various 359 305 54 .21 1.34 .07
6 Textile Fabrics, Dress, and Fibrous Materials 957 707 250 .55 .79 .30
7 Food, Drink, Narcotics, and Stimulants 1,530 1,301 229 .89 1.46 .28
8 Animals, and Animal and Vegetable Substances 345 329 16 .20 .38 .02
9 Minerals mainly used for Fuel and Light 259 255 4 .15 .28 .00
10 Other Minerals 205 195 10 .12 .21 .01
11 General Dealers and other undefined Mercantile Pursuits 2,437 1,960 477 1.42 2.19 .58
12 Speculators in Chance Events 39 35 4 .22 .04 .00
13 Storage 2 2 .00 .00 .00
IV. 14 Transport and Communication 4,848 4,518 330 2.81 5.04 .39
Modifiers, Manufactures of Materials.
Workers in—
V. 15 Art, Mechanic Productions, various 2,445 2,368 77 1.42 4.08 .09
16 Textile Fabrics, Dress, and Fibrous Materials 3,368 1,269 2,099 1.96 2.19 2.54
17 Foods, Drinks, Narcotics, and Stimulants 1,217 1,133 84 .71 1.93 .10
18 Animal and Vegetable Substances 582 575 7 .33 .99 .01
19 Metals and Minerals 2,052 2,051 1 1.19 3.54 .00
20 Substances for Heat and Light, not otherwise classed 120 120 .06 .21 .00
21 Construction and Repair of Buildings, Roads, Railways, Canals, Docks, Earthworks, &c 3,926 3,924 2 2.28 6.76 .00
22 Disposal of the Dead or Refuse 87 86 1 .05 .14 .00
23 Industrial Workers imperfectly defined 4,853 4,949 4 2.88 8.52 .01
Primary Producers of Materials.
VI 24 Agricultural, Pastoral, Mineral, and other Primary Producers—
Workers in—
24a Agricultural Pursuits 19,422 17,348 2,074 11.26 .40 2.50
24b Pastoral Pursuits 1,881 1,518 363 1.09 .04 .41
24c Mines and Minerals 5,467 5,466 1 3.17 .13 .00
24d Other Primary Producers 1,129 1,107 22 .65 .02 .09
Indefinite.
VII. 25 Indefinite Occupations 1,566 526 1,040 .90 5.04 1
Dependants.
VIII. 26 Wives Children, and Relatives dependant upon Natural Guardians 97,404 31,230 66,174 56.48 34.85 79.88
27 Other Dependents upon the State or upon Public or Private Support 1,577 809 768 .91 .90 .92