SUMMARY BY ELECTORAL DISTRICTS—(MALES)., TABLE XIV—Showing the Occupations of Males in each ELECTORAL DISTRICT—continued.

OCCUPATIONS.	Maryborough.	Castlemaine.	Creswick.	Sandhurst.	Avoca.	Mandurang.
CLASSES AND SUB-CLASSES.
CLASS VIII.—Agricultural and pastoral—Persons working land, and engaged in growing grain, fruits, animals, and other products :
Sub-class 1. Pastoral—Squatters, stockholders, graziers, sheep farmers, settlers, &c.	1	11	16	3	19	11
Sub-class 2. Pastoral—Overseers on statons, stockmen, shepherds and station laborers, &c.	48	45	114	10	308	374
Sub-class 3. Agricultral—Farmers and market gardeners (owners), farmers' wives, &c.	205	284	1,163	21	159	452
Sub-class 4. Agricultural—Farm laborers and farm servants, gardeners (laborers)	271	319	2,440	42	199	750
Sub-class 5. Cattle dealers, sale-yard keepers, dealers in seeds, &c.	46	91	127	56	73	78
CLASS IX.—Carrying—Persons engaged in the conveyance of men and goods :
Sub-class 1. Goods traffic chiefly—Carriers by drays, bullock teams on the roads, lighters, &c.	47	280	381	108	110	209
Sub-class 2. Passenger traffic chiefly—Owners and drivers of coaches, cabs, boats for hire, railway employes, &c.	8	61	32	41	38	50
Sub-class 3. Water and wood carters, &c.	2	21	23	34	13	63
Sub-class 4. Porters and messengers (not assistants in shops or stores)	1	13	3	20	2
Sub-class 5. Engaged in sea navigation—Stewardesses, &c.		5	3	2	6	5
CLASS X.—Persons dealing in food and drinks :
Sub-class 1. Animal food chiefly—Butchers, poulterers, fishmongers, &c.	69	270	356	170	256	231
Sub-class 2. Vegetable food chiefly, and drinks—Bakers, confectioners, greengrocers, wine and spirit merchants, &c.	56	298	233	285	150	86
CLASS XI.—Miscellaneous pursuits—Persons engaged in occupations not embraced in other classes :
Sub-class 1. Laborers (undefined or unconnected with any of the foregoing pursuits)	45	327	237	191	101	186
Sub-class 2. Wood splitters, fencers, grubbers, &c. (otherwise undefined)	15	53	223	8	37	150
Sub-class 3. Other occupation—Proprietors of labor offices, billiard-table keepers, &c.	7	45	46	32	24	44
CLASS XII.—Independent means—Persons of property and rank, not returned under any office or occupation :
Sub-class 1. Persons deriving income from houses —Householders, house proprietors, &c.		8	5	12	1	3
Sub-class 2. Annuitants, "independent means," persons of rank (source of income undescribed)	1	8	5	1	2	3
Sub-class 3. Ladies (not otherwise described)		8	4	4	11	4
CLASS XIII.—Persons engaged in domestic offices or duties, and of no specified occupation, scholars, &c.:
Sub-class 2. Sons, relative, vistiors, &c. (aged 15 years and upwards)	1	9	10	15	15	9
Sub-class 3. Sons, relatives, visitors, &c. (under 15 years age)	651	2,386	2,772	1,607	1,625	1,905
Sub-class 4. Scholars, whether at public or private schools, or at home	301	1,226	1,445	771	677	761
CLASS XIV.—Persons maintained at public cost, or by the community :
Sub-class 1. Prisoners	7	56	6	60	19
Sub-class 2. Patients in hospitals, asylums, depots, &c.	78	85	8	57	19
CLASS XV.—Persons whose pursuits have not been specified, or who were unemployed, &c. :
Sub-class 1. Unemployed, " no occupation at present," paupers, &c.	22	109	106	77	97	149
Sub-class 2. Occupation not stated	15	133	142	173	166	121
Sub-class 3. Doubtful or indefinite pursuits					1
Sub-class 4. Unemployed by reason of sickness, exclusive of patients in hospitals, &c.	8	101	96	57	62	57
Sub-class 5. Unemployed by reason of accident, exclusive of patients in hospitals, &c.	1	17	30	14	20	14
Sub-class 6. Deaf and dumb, or blind	2	3	8	2	5	4
Total Males	4,873	17,968	22,691	10,671	13,338	13,212