APPENDIX., SHOWING THE PRINCIPAL OCCUPATIONS EMBRACED UNDER EACH CLASS AND SUB-CLASS.
CLASS I. |
SUB-CLASS I. |
His Excellency the Governor. |
Boarding master (Customs). |
Clerk in Government service. |
Crown bailiff. |
Government officer. |
Judge of Supreme or inferior courts. |
Lighthouse keeper. |
Magistrate (stipendiary). |
Minister (Crown). |
Railway clerk on Government railways. |
Surveyor (Government service). |
SUB-CLASS 2. |
Collector of municipal rates. |
Corporation laborer. |
Corporation officer. |
Inspector of weights and measures. |
Local board or court officer. |
Messenger (municipal, &c.). |
Rate collector. |
Road board collector and valuator. |
Road board engineer. |
Road board officer. |
Road board secretary. |
Town clerk. |
Town surveyor. |
SUB-CLASS 3. |
Army officer. |
Clerk in gaol. |
Drill instructor. |
Gaoler. |
Navy officer. |
Police officer and constable. |
Prison officer. |
Seaman Royal Navy, Government service. |
Soldier. |
Turnkey in prison. |
Volunteer officer, not otherwise described. |
Warder in prison. |
SUB-CLASS 4. |
Boatman in Customs service. |
Chainman (Government surveying parties). |
Compositor in Government printing office. |
Government workman and messenger. |
Keeper in lunatic asylum. |
Letter-carrier (post office). |
Lighthouse-keeper's assistant. |
CLASS II. |
SUB-CLASS 1. |
Clergyman. |
Lay preacher (not otherwise specified). |
Minister of religion. |
Missionary. |
Scripture reader. |
Church officer. |
Parish clerk. |
Pew opener. |
Priest. |
Sexton. |
SUB-CLASS 2. |
Dentist. |
Medical practitioner. |
Oculist. |
Physician. |
Surgeon. |
SUB-CLASS 3. |
Apothecary. |
Artificial limb and eye maker. |
Aurist. |
Chemist and druggist (dispensing). |
Chiropodist (corn-cutter). |
Medical galvanist. |
Medical student. |
Midwife. |
Sick nurse. |
Surgical instruments (maker or dealer in). |
Truss and bandage maker. |
SUB-CLASS 4. |
Advocate. |
Attorney. |
Barrister. |
Conveyancer. |
Law agent. |
Notary. |
Proctor. |
Solicitor. |
SUB-CLASS 5. |
Articled clerk. |
Bailiff (law officer). |
Conveyancing clerk. |
Engrosser (law). |
Law clerk. |
Law court officer. |
Law stationer. |
Official assignee. |
Scrivener. |
CLASS III. |
SUB-CLASS 1. |
Dancing (professor of). |
Governess. |
Gymnastics or fencing (teacher of). |
Inspector and sub-inspector of schools. |
Music master or mistress. |
Pianist. |
Professor and lecturer. |
Schoolmaster, schoolmistress. |
Trainer national and denominational schools. |
SUB-CLASS 2. |
Architect. |
Designer and Draughtsman. |
Engineer (civil). |
Land surveyor (not in Government service). |
SUB-CLASS 3. |
Actor, Actress. |
Analytical chemist. |
Artist (fine arts). |
Artist (miscellaneous). |
Author. |
Editor, writer. |
Musician (not teacher). |
Newspaper proprietor. |
Reporter. |
Photographer. |
Scientific pursuits. |
Shorthand writer. |
Vocalist. |
CLASS IV. |
SUB-CLASS 1. |
Merchant. |
SUB-CLASS 2. |
Bookseller. |
Chemist and druggist (wholesale). |
Coal merchant or dealer. |
Color and oilman. |
Dealer and merchant (general). |
Draper. |
Earthenware, china and glass dealer. |
Hawker, pedlar. |
Importer. |
Librarian (owner of library). |
Music seller. |
News agent. |
Picture dealer and cleaner. |