Occupations in Alphabetical Arrangement., TABLE XLI.—Showing in Alphabetical Arrangement the Occupations followed by the People of Victoria, together with the Number of Persons, Males, and Females of all Ages and over and under Twenty Years of Age following each Occupation, and a reference to the Classification adopted in the Detail Tables., Details of the groups of Occupations marked with letter references are given for Males in Table XXVIII., and for Females in Table XXIX, ante—continued.

Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Persons.			Males.			Females.
			All Ages.	Under 20 Years.	Over 20 Years.	All Ages.	Under 20 Years.	Over 20 Years.	All Ages.	Under 20 Years.	Over 20 Years.
11	2	Rag, waste-paper—dealer, gatherer	29	4	25	26	2	24	3	2	1
8	11	Railway carriage builder	5		5	5		5
6	1	Railway engine-driver, stoker, cleaner	109	2	107	109	2	107
6	1	Railway officer, clerk, station master, mistress	206	22	184	205	22	183	1		1
6	1a	Railway servant	429	8	421	402	7	395	27	1	26
6	1b	Railways, others connected with	1		1	1		1
2	1d	Religion, others connected with	45		45	39		39	6		6
12	3	Road, railway—contractor	318	10	308	318	10	308
12	3	Road, railway—laborer, navvy, excavator	4,295	341	3,954	4,295	341	3,954
12	3	Road, surveyor, inspector (not government or local government)	82	2	80	82	2	80
9	3	Rope, cord—maker, dealer	131	69	62	131	69	62
2	4	Reporter, shorthand writer	78	11	67	78	11	67
9	3	Sack, sacking, bag—maker, dealer	8	1	7	4		4	4	1	3
8	11	Saddler ; harness maker, dealer	1,064	276	788	1,060	276	784	4		4
8	12	Sailmaker	88	8	80	88	8	80
11	2	Sawyer ; sawmill owner, worker	1,263	132	1,131	1,262	132	1,130	1		1
2	6	Schoolmaster, mistress—teacher of common school	1,829	531	1,298	872	162	710	957	369	588
2	6	Schoolmaster, mistress—teacher private school	1,089	202	887	213	20	193	876	182	694
2	6	Schoolmaster, mistress—teacher school not stated	1,551	266	1,285	687	59	628	864	207	657
3	3	Scholar at common school	73,017	72,994	23	39,556	39,548	8	33,461	33,446	15
3	3	Scholar at home	20,309	20,280	29	8,961	8,951	10	11,348	11,329	19
3	3	Scholar at private school	29,352	29,322	30	13,294	13,276	18	16,058	16,046	12
3	3	Scholar at mode of education not stated	19,971	19,942	29	10,483	10,460	23	9,488	9,482	6
2	5a	Scientific persons, other	33	1	32	32	1	31	1		1
2	7	Sculptor	13	1	12	13	1	12
6	3c	Seas and rivers, others connected with	123	2	121	123	2	121
10	2	Seed merchant	48	10	38	48	10	38
4	2c	Servant of charitable institution	700	30	670	312	11	301	388	19	369
4	1	Servants' registry office keeper	38	3	35	9	2	7	29	1	28
5	1	Share, stock—broker, dealer, jobber	371	12	359	370	12	358	1		1
8	12	Ship chandler	21	4	17	21	4	17
8	12	Ship builder, shipwright	378	7	371	378	7	371
6	3b	Ship master, officer, seamen (merchant service)	2,086	170	1,916	2,086	170	1,916
6	3	Ship owner	25		25	25		25
8	12	Ship rigger	8		8	8		8
6	3	Ship servant, steward, stewardess	221	19	202	209	19	190	12		12
8	12a	Ships, boats, others connected with	5		5	5		5
9	2	Shirtmaker, seamstress	935	161	774				935	161	774
9	2	Shoeblack	5		5	5		5
9	2	Shoe, boot—maker	4,916	1,348	3,568	4,843	1,322	3,521	73	26	47
9	2	Shoe, boot—maker wife of, assisting	109	3	106				109	3	106
5	2	Shopkeeper (branch undefined)	4,353	512	3,841	3,740	450	3,290	613	62	551
5	2	Shopkeeper wife of, assisting in business	234	2	232				234	2	232
13	2	Shopman, shopwoman (branch undefined)	172	87	85	118	67	51	54	20	34
9	1	Silk dealer	1		1	1		1
8	13	Slater, shingler, tiler	85	11	74	85	11	74
12	1	Sluicer (seealso gold-miner, alluvial)	4,036	97	3,939	4,036	97	3,939
11	1	Soapboiler	72	5	67	72	5	67
3	2	Son, daughter, relative, visitor	172,801	161,645	11,156	72,908	72,560	348	99,893	89,085	10,808
7	2	Squatter, grazier	1,236	8	1,228	1,201	8	1,193	35		35
7	2	Squatter, grazier son, daughter, of, assisting	357	178	179	329	160	169	28	18	10
7	2	Squatter, grazier wife of, assisting	21		21				21		21
7	2	Station, or grazing farm—laborer (outdoor), overseer, superintendent	38	5	33	38	5	33
7	2	Station, or grazing farm—manager	654	28	626	654	28	626
7	2a	Station, or grazing farm— servant (indoor)	4,731	817	3,914	4,661	812	3,849	70	5	65
11	2	Stationer (seealso bookseller)	172	42	130	164	38	126	8	4	4
6	3	Stevedore, lumper	187	5	182	187	5	182
12	3a	Stone, clay, earthenware, glass—others working or dealing in	51	8	43	51	8	43
12	3	Stone cutter, dresser (not mason)	102	13	89	102	13	89
6	4a	Storage, others connected with	51	10	41	50	9	41	1	1
6	4	Storekeeper, bonded or free (not shopkeeper)	58	1	57	56	1	55	2		2
6	4	Storeman, laborer in store	812	58	754	812	58	754
10	3	Sugar-refiner	25	6	19	25	6	19
8	8	Surgical instrument maker, dealer	10	1	9	9	1	8	1		1
8	8a	Surgical instruments, others connected with	1		1				1		1
9	2	Tailor, tailoress	2,823	888	1,935	1,510	182	1,328	1,313	706	607
11	1	Tallow chandler	69	11	58	68	11	57	1		1
11	1	Tallow melter, boiler-down	35		35	35		35
11	1	Tanner	376	60	316	376	60	316
8	4	Taxidermist	8		8	8		8
2	6a	Teacher of accomplishments (not music)	65	1	64	52	1	51	13		13
6	5a	Telegraph service	230	63	167	228	61	167	2	2
9	3	Tent, tarpaulin—maker, dealer	29	2	27	29	2	27
9	1c	Textile fabrics, others working or dealing in	67	9	58	40	6	34	27	3	24
2	1	Theological student	6	1	5	6	1	5