APPENDIX, SHOWING THE OCCUPATION EMBRACED UNDER EACH CLASS AND SUB-CLASS.
CLASS I. |
SUB-CLASS I. |
Boarding Master (Government service, Customs). |
Clerk in Government Service. |
Crown Bailiff. |
Government Officer. |
Lighthouse Keeper. |
Magistrate—Resident, Stipendiary, Police. |
Surveyor (Government service). |
SUB-CLASS 2. |
Corporation Officer, Town Clerk, &c. |
Inspector of Weights and Measures. |
Local Board or Court Officer. |
Local Officer. |
Laborer (Corporation). |
Fire Brigade. |
Rate Collector. |
Secretary Local Court or Road Board. |
Mining Surveyor. |
Town Clerk. |
Turncock. |
SUB-CLASS 3. |
Army Officer. |
Clerk in Gaol. |
Navy Officer. |
Police Officer and Constable. |
Prison Officer. |
Seaman, Royal Navy, " Government." |
Soldier. |
Turnkey in Prison. |
Warder in Prison. |
SUB-CLASS 4. |
Chainman, Government Survey Party. |
Government Workmen and Messengers. |
Keeper in Lunatic Asylum. |
Letter Carrier (Post Office). |
Lighthouse Keeper's Assistant. |
Messenger (Government). |
CLASS II. |
SUB-CLASS I. |
Clergyman. |
Minister. |
Missionary. |
Priests and other Religious Teachers. |
Protestant Minister. |
Scripture Reader. |
SUB-CLASS 2. |
Church Officer. |
Parish Clerk. |
Pew Opener. |
Sexton. |
SUB-CLASS 3. |
Dentist. |
Medical Man. |
Oculist. |
Physician. |
Surgeon. |
SUB-CLASS 4. |
Apothecary. |
Artificial Limb and Eye Maker. |
Aurist. |
Chemist and Druggist (Dispensing). |
Corn Cutter (Chiropodist). |
Dealer in Drugs and Surgical Instrucments. |
Medical Galvanist. |
Medical Student. |
Midwife. |
Nurse (not Domestic Servant). |
Truss and Bandage Maker. |
SUB-CLASS 5. |
Attorney. |
Barrister. |
Conveyancer. |
Lawyer. |
Law Agent. |
Notary. |
Proctor. |
Solicitor. |
SUB-CLASS 6. |
Articled Clerk. |
Bailiff, Law officer. |
Conveyancing Clerk. |
Law Court Officer. |
Law Clerk. |
Law Stationer. |
Official Assignee. |
Scrivener, Writer, Engrosser. |
CLASS III. |
SUB-CLASS 1. |
Dancing, Professor of. |
Governess. |
Inspector and Sub-Inspector of Schools. |
Music Master, Mistress. |
Pianist. |
Professor and Lecturer. |
Schoolmaster, Schoolmistress. |
Teacher. |
Trainer, National and Denominational Schools. |
SUB-CLASS 2. |
Architect. |
Draughtsman and Designer. |
Engineer, Civil. |
Land Surveyor. |
SUB-CLASS 3. |
Actor or Actress. |
Artist, Fine Arts, Painter. |
Artist, Miscellaneous. |
Author. |
Editor, Public Writer. |
Engaged in Fine Arts. |
Musician, not Teacher. |
Newspaper Proprietor. |
Reporter. |
Photographer. |
Scientific Pursuits. |
Shorthand Writer. |
Vocalist. |
CLASS IV. |
SUB-CLASS I. |
Merchant. |
SUB-CLASS 2. |
Bookseller. |
Chemist and Druggist (Wholesale). |
Coal Merchant or Dealer. |
Color and Oilmen. |
Cigar-shop Keeper. |
Dealers, Agents, and Merchants (General). |
Draper. |
Glass and Earthenware Dealer. |
Gums, Oils, &c., Workers and Dealers in. |
Hawker, Pedlar. |
Importer. |
Librarian (Owner of Library). |
Manchester Warehouseman. |
News Agent. |
Picture Dealer and Cleaner. |
Printseller. |
Ship Chandler. |
Shopkeeper. |
Silk Mercer. |
Stationer. |
Storekeeper. |
Warehouseman. |
Woollendraper. |
SUB-CLASS 3. |
Accountant. |
Actuary. |
Agent, Factor. |
Agent, Estate. |
Agents. |
Appraiser. |
Assayer. |
Auctioneer. |
Banker and Banker's Clerk. |
Bonded Storekeeper. |
Book-keeper. |
Broker, Gold, Bill, Stock, Share, and unspecified. |
Capitalist. |
Collector, not otherwise defined. |
Commission Agent and Factor. |