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.
			DISTINCT OCCUPATIONS—continued.
V.	10	3	Distiller, rectifier	2	2		2
			Ginger ale, sodawater, mineral water, cordial—manufacture	10	10		8		2
			Sugar refiner	1	1		1
			Grocer, tea dealer, and assistants	55	52	3	44	3	8
			Tobacco, cigar, snuff—manufacture	4	4		2		2
			Tobacconist	5	5		4						1
			Others working and dealing in drinks and stimulants	2	2		2
	11	1	Soap-boiler	1	1												1
			Tallow-chandler	2	2		2
			Hide, skin—salesman	1	1		1
			Fellmonger	9	9		4		4		1
			Tanner	5	5		3		1				1
			Currier	10	10		10
			Leather manufacture	2	1	1	1	1
			Hair brush, broom—maker, dealer	10	2	8	2							8
			Others engaged in working and dealing in animal matters	7	7		7
		2	Oil, colourman, and assistants	2	2		2
			French-polisher	7	7		7
			Timber merchant, dealer	3	3		2		1
			Firewood dealer, seller, chopper	42	42		31		7		1		1								2
			Fencer, hurdle-maker, splitter	39	39		31		7		1
			Turner	6	6		5		1
			Cooper	11	11		8		2												1
			Sawyer, saw-mill owner, worker	39	39		28		10				1
			Basket-maker	3	3		2						1
			Hay and straw dealer	1	1								1
			Chaff-cutter	1	1				1
			Paper manufacture	2	1	1	1	1
			Rag, waste paper—gatherer, dealer	1	1		1
			Stationer	1	1				1
			Bill sticker, distributor	5	5		4		1
			Others working and dealing in vegetable matters	3	3		1		1		1
	12	1	Gold-miner (alluvial)	147	147		123		16		3				1				2		2
			Gold-miner (quartz)	150	150		121		26		1		2
			Gold-miner, miner, digger (not otherwise described)	596	596		521		68		1		4						1		1
			Quartz crushing, &c.—engaged in	2	2		2
			Others engaged in mining	13	13		11		2
		2	Coal, coke—merchant, dealer, heaver, and assistants	2	2		2
			Charcoal burner, dealer	5	4	1	4	1
			Others working and dealing in coal	1	1		1
		3	Quarry owner, worker	16	16		13		2				1
			Stone cutter, dresser (not masons)	12	12		9		2										1
			Lime burner	1	1		1
			Plaster, cement—dealer	1	1				1
			Brick maker, dealer	21	21		15		5										1