PREVIOUS OCCUPATIONS OF GOLDMINERS—MALES.(1)
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Government and municipal officers, police |
20 |
Army and navy |
38 |
Irregular clergy |
2 |
Lawyers, law clerks |
6 |
Medical men, druggists |
17 |
Literature, science, connected with |
5 |
Schoolmasters |
12 |
Artists, engravers |
5 |
Musicians, vocalists |
5 |
Exhibitions, connected with |
3 |
Hotel, boarding-house—keepers |
15 |
Servants |
28 |
Merchants, clerks, &c. |
132 |
Shopkeepers, hawkers |
49 |
Railway servants |
6 |
Draymen, cabdrivers |
37 |
Officers, sailors, engineers (merchant service), watermen |
1,033 |
Storemen |
5 |
Telegraph service |
2 |
Farmers, squatters, and others engaged on land and about animals |
567 |
Booksellers, binders, printers |
31 |
Musical instrument dealers |
3 |
Picture dealers |
7 |
Diesinkers |
2 |
Watchmakers, opticians |
9 |
Gunsmiths |
2 |
Engine, tool, agricultural implement-makers |
27 |
Coach, harness—makers |
23 |
Shipbuilders, sailmakers |
46 |
Builders, carpenters, bricklayers, masons |
227 |
Painters, plumbers, glaziers |
24 |
Furniture makers, carvers |
24 |
Dyers, warehousemen, drapers |
91 |
Tailors, shoemakers, and others in dress |
113 |
Rope, tent—makers |
5 |
Butchers, poulterers, dairymen |
85 |
Millers, bakers, confectioners |
92 |
Workers, dealers in drinks and stimulants |
63 |
Tanners, curriers, soapboilers |
15 |
Wood merchants, fencers, coopers, sawyers |
53 |
Copper, iron, lead, tin, coal—miners |
96 |
Coalheavers, chimney sweepers |
4 |
Quarrymen, brickmakers |
41 |
Goldsmiths, jewellers |
14 |
Workers and dealers in metals (not precious) |
118 |
Labourers |
147 |
Engine-drivers |
46 |
Indefinite pursuits |
27 |
Gentlemen, independent means |
6 |
Previous occupation not stated |
31,756 |
Total |
45,184 |