OCCUPATIONS OF THE SICK AND INFIRM., TABLE VI.—Showing the Numbers and Occupations of Males and Females suffering from each description of Infirmity, arranged in Classes, Orders, and Sub-Orders, and Distinct Occupations—continued.

Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total.			Sick.		Suffering from Accidents.		Deaf and Dumb.		Blind.		Lunatics.		Idiots.		Epileptic.		Crippled and Deformed.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.
II.	3	1	Wife, widow, of no specified occupation	3,028		3,028		2,794		80		7		98		18				17		14
		2	Son, daughter, relative, visitor (not otherwise described)	2,781	1,247	1,534	900	1,248	87	52	52	59	53	47	12	4	63	34	59	64	21	26
		3	University student (not law or medical)	4	4		4
			Scholar at home	290	58	232	39	217	4	8	1		1					1	4	4	9	2
			Scholar at State school	291	239	52	190	41	32	8	2		1				2		6		6	3
			Scholar at private school	162	29	133	19	78	7	1	2	36		17					1	1
			Scholar (mode of education not stated)	178	160	18	135	10	19	3	1		1							3	4	2
	4	1	Hotel keeper	119	104	15	86	13	11				6	2					1
			Hotel keeper's wife, assisting in business	24		24		24
			Beer, colonial wine seller	2	1	1			1					1
			Coffee, eating-house keeper	3	3		2		1
			Boarding, lodging-house keeper	28	11	17	8	17	1				2
			Boarding, lodging-house keeper's wife, assisting in business	2		2		2
			Cook (not domestic servant)	42	42		38		3										1
			Officer of charitable institution (not medical man)	2	2						2
			Servants' registry-office keeper	1		1		1
		2	Domestic servant	227	38	189	34	172	2	8	2	4		2						3
			Housekeeper	42		42		38		3		1
			Inn, club-house, eating-house servant	27	19	8	16	5	3	2										1
			Servant of charitable institution	6	6		3		2		1
			Nurse (not domestic servant or servant or charitable institution)	22		22		22
			Office keeper	1		1																1
			Others engaged in attendance	14	10	4	7	4	3
III.	5	1	Capitalist	25	21	4	17	3	1	1			3
			Merchant	14	14		14
			Auctioneer, appraiser, valuer	4	4		4
			Broker (not otherwise described)	4	4		4
			Commission agent, factor	24	24		21		2				1
			Bank officer, clerk	14	14		14
			Share and stock—broker, dealer, jobber	6	6		5		1
			Commercial clerk	98	98		80		14		1		1						2
			Commercial traveller, salesman, saleswoman	17	14	3	12	3	1				1
			Others engaged in mercantile pursuits	23	23		19		2										1		1
		2	Shopkeeper and assistants (branch undefined)	95	73	22	55	21	14		1		3	1
			Pawnbroker	2		2		2
			Hawker, pedler	43	41	2	31	2	4				5						1
			Other general dealers	38	38		32		5				1
	6	1	Railway officer, clerk, station-master	4	4		4
			Railway servant	44	38	6	25	6	12						1
			Others connected with railway	4	4				3										1
		2	Coach, omnibus, cab—proprietor	19	19		16		3
			Coach, omnibus, cab—driver, conductor	30	30		22		8
			Drayman, carrier, carter	106	106		72		29		1		1		1		1		1
		3	Pilot	2	2		2
			Shipowner	1	1		1
			Ship—master, officer, seaman (merchant service)	142	142		117		23				1								1
			Engineer, stoker, of steamer (merchant service)	2	2		2
			Ship servant, steward, stewardess	4	3	1	3	1
			Stevedore, lumper	6	6		4		2
			Waterman, boatman, boat proprietor	10	10		8		1
			Others connected with seas or rivers	2	2		2
		4	Store labourer, storeman (not shopman)	16	16		16
		5	Messenger, porter (not Government or railway)	14	14		13						1
			Errand boy	3	3				2								1
			Telegraph service	2	2		2
			Others connected with messages	2	2		1		1
IV.	7	1	Farmer, market gardener	723	696	27	525	26	124	1	1		28		4		1		9		4
			Farmer's wife, living on farm	356		356		356