THE COLONY ; CITIES, TOWNS, AND BOROUGHS; SHIRES AND ROAD DISTRICTS ; PLACES OUTSIDE LOCAL JURISDICTION ; GOLDFIELDS.—PERSONS.—TABLE XXV.—Showing the Occupations of Persons, of both Sexes, at all Ages and under and over Twenty Years of Age, in the Colony ; in the Cities, Towns, and Boroughs ; in the Shires and Road Districts ; in Places outside Local Jurisdiction ; and on the Goldfields, on the 2nd of April 1871—continued.

Occupations of Persons of both Sexes.	The Colony of Victoria.			Cities, Towns, and Boroughs.			Shires and Road Districts.			Places outside Local Jurisdiction.			Goldfields.
	All Ages.	Under 20 Years.	Over 20 Years.	All Ages.	Under 20 Years.	Over 20 Years.	All Ages.	Under 20 Years.	Over 20 Years.	All Ages.	Under 20 Years.	Over 20 Years.	All Ages.	Under 20 Years.	Over 20 Years.
CLASS VI.—INDEFINITE AND NON-PRODUCTIVE.
ORDER 13.—LABORERS AND OTHERS (BRANCH OF LABOR UNDEFINED).
Sub-order 1.—General laborers :
Laborer (branch undefined)	15,289	1,626	13,663	7,566	666	6,900	7,632	953	6,679	91	7	84	2,934	406	2,528
Sub-order 2.—Other indefinite occupations :
Mechanic, manufacturer (not otherwise described)	79	14	65	67	14	53	11		11	1		1	21	4	17
Shop man, woman (branch undefined)	172	87	85	158	78	80	14	9	5				38	23	15
Apprentice (branch undefined)	119	114	5	104	101	3	15	13	2				18	17	1
Engineer, engine-driver, stoker, fireman (undefined)	1,718	110	1,608	1,246	96	1,150	465	13	452	7	1	6	815	40	775
Draftsman (not otherwise described)	18	1	17	15	1	14	3		3				9	1	8
Contractor, contractor's son, assistant, clerk (not otherwise described)	858	32	826	483	16	467	363	16	347	12		12	243	15	228
Manager, overlooker, foreman, woman	41		41	29		29	11		11	1		1	4		4
aOther indefinite occupations	433	58	375	218	37	181	210	19	191	5	2	3	120	12	108
ORDER 14.—PERSONS OF PROPERTY OR RANK, NOT RETURNED UNDER ANY OFFICE OR OCCUPATION.
Annuitant (including also pensioner, not Victorian)	299		299	219		219	80		80				168		168
Of independent means (source of income undescribed)	193	14	179	153	11	142	40	3	37
"Gentleman," "lady" (returned as such)	622		622	509		509	108		108	5		5
Other persons of property or rank	2		2	2		2
ORDER 15.—PERSONS SUPPORTED BY THE COMMUNITY.
Sub-order 1.—From voluntary sources and public revenue:
Pensioner (Victorian)	57		57	42		42	15		15				4		4
Dependent on relatives	326	15	311	142	7	135	183	7	176	1	1		105	5	100
aInmate of charitable institution	5,869	1,505	4,364	4,324	1,348	2,976	501	100	401	1,044	57	987	1,421	213	1,208
Inmate of industrial school	2,319	2,318	1	1,081	1,081		869	868	1	369	369		145	145
Pauper, beggar	31		31	22		22	9		9				12		12
bOther supported from voluntary sources and revenue	100	19	81	15	13	2	84	6	78	1		1	12	3	9
Sub-order 2.—Criminal class:
Prisoner	1,844	120	1,724	1,117	95	1,022	621	23	598	106	2	104	418	25	393
Inmate of reformatory	172	171	1	40	39	1				132	132
Inmate of refuge	100	18	82	100	18	82							7	3	4
Brothel-keeper	2		2	2		2							1		1
Prostitute	101	10	91	100	10	90	1		1				17		17
aOthers of the criminal classes	247	1	246	42	1	41	205		205				246		246
No occupation stated	(1)4461	675	3,786	1,983	385	1,598	1,701	286	1,415	777	4	773	812	170	642