SUMMARY XI., SHOWING the OCCUPATIONS in classified arrangement of MALES and FEMALES of all ages living on the GOLD FIELDS within each Warden's District (exclusive of Chinese not in the employment of the other Colonists, and of the unemployed Aborigines).

OCCUPATIONS.	GOLD FIELDS.
	TOTALS.
	Both Sexes.	Males.	Females.
CLASS I.—Government—Persons engaged in the General and Local Government and Defence of the Country :—
Sub-Class 1. Officers of General Government, Judges, Resident Magistrates, Government Clerks, Government Surveyors, &c.	160	160
Sub-Class 2. Officers of Local Government, Corporation Officers, Local Court Officers, Road Board Officers, &c.	25	25
Sub-Class 3. Army, Navy, Police—Officers, Soldiers, Constables, Warders, Turnkeys, &c.	655	651	4
Sub-Class 4. Workmen in Government employment, Messengers, Office Keepers, Chainmen in Government Survey Parties, &c.	74	74
CLASS II.—Professional—Persons in the Learned Professions (with their immediate Subordinates) not in Government employment :—
Sub-Class 1. Clergy, Ministers, Priests, Missionaries, Scripture Readers, &c.	53	53
Sub-Class 2. Church Officers, Pew Openers, Sextons, &c.	4	4
Sub-Class 3. Physicians, Surgeons, Dentists, Oculists, &c.	206	206
Sub-Class 4. Chemists, Apothecaries, Aurists, Hospital Attendants, &c.	175	129	46
Sub-Class 5. Lawyers, Barristers, Attorneys, Conveyancers, &c., &c.	73	73
Sub-Class 6. Law Clerks, Law Stationers, Official Assignees, Bailiffs, Law Officers, &c.	42	42
CLASS III.—Professional—Persons engaged in Literature, Fine Arts, and Sciences :—
Sub-Class 1. Teachers, Schoolmasters, Professors, Music Masters, Inspectors of Schools, &c.	298	138	160
Sub-Class 2. Architects, Civil Engineers, Surveyors (Land), Draughtsmen, &c.	64	64
Sub-Class 3. Other Professions—Authors, Editors, Photographers, Musicians, &c.	473	388	85
CLASS IV.—Trading—Persons who buy, sell, keep or lend Money or Goods :—
Sub-Class 1. Merchants	154	152	2
Sub-Class 2. Shop and Storekeepers, Warehousemen, Dealers, Hawkers, &c.	3,150	2,555	595
Sub-Class 3. Bankers, Brokers, Accountants, Auctioneers, Commission Agents, &c.	272	271	1
Sub-Class 4. Commercial Clerks, Assistants in Shops, Storemen, &c.	1,310	1,212	98
CLASS V.—Personal Offices—Pesons engaged in Entertaining, Clothing, and performing Pesonal Offices for Man :—
Sub-Class 1. Inn and Lodging-house Keepers, Inn Servants, &c.	1,181	834	347
Sub-Class 2. Tailors, Shoemakers, Outfitters, Hatters, &c.	1,571	783	788
Sub-Class 3. Domestic Servants (General), Cooks, Coachmen, Grooms, &c.	3,909	1,262	2,647
CLASS VI.—Manufacturing—Persons engaged in Art, and Mechanical Productions, and in working and dealing in Mineral, Vegetable, and Animal Matters :—
Sub-Class 1. Contractors (branch undefined)	60	60
Sub-Class 2. Overseers (branch of labor undefined)	24	24
Sub-Class 3. Masons, Bricklayes, Slaters, Hodmen, Stuccomen, &c.	503	503
Sub-Class 4. Quarrymen, Brickmakers, Road and Railway Laborers, &c.	517	515	2
Sub-Class 5. Blacksmiths, Whitesmiths, Founders, Mechanical Engineers, &c.	1,242	1,241	1
Sub-Class 6. Builders, Carpenters, Building Surveyors, Timber Merchants, &c.	2,365	2,363	2
Sub-Class 7. Cabinet Makers, Furniture Dealers, Carvers and Gilders, Turners, &c.	195	181	14
Sub-Class 8. Coach and Cart Makers, Wheel wrights, Implement Makers, &c.	223	222	1
Sub-Class 9. Other Artisans and Mechanics, Printers, Bookbinders, Coopers, &c.	607	599	8
Sub-Class 10. Tanners, Fellmongers, Soapboilers, Wool Sorters, Charcoal Burners, &c.	139	134	5
CLASS VII.—Gold Mining—Persons engaged in digging for, and washing out Gold :—
Sub-Class 1. Miners—puddling	3,438	3,419	19
Sub-Class 2. Miners—sluicing	2,167	2,160	7
Sub-Class 3. Miners—quartz crushing	2,185	2,884	1
Sub-Class 4. Miners—alluvial sinking	21,014	20,959	55
Sub-Class 5. Miners, Diggers, (branch of mining undefined)	30,261	30,141	120
Sub-Class 6. Carters of Washing Stuff, Slabbers, Engine Drivers, &c.	209	209