OCCUPATIONS IN VICTORIA ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY—continued.
Order. Sub-order. Occupations. Males. Females.
9 2 Hosier, haberdasher, glover, and assistants 28 20
4 2 Hotel, club-house, eating-house, service (see also Domestic, Farm, Grazing farm service)—
Bar man, maid 238 357
Boots 68
Cook, kitchen-man, maid 151 407
Gardener 15
Groom, ostler, stableman 294
Housekeeper 45
Housemaid, parlourmaid 323
Laundress 65
Servant (so described) 338 1,694
Waiter, waitress 325 233
Others engaged in 77 159
4 1 Hotel keeper 3,102 848
4 1 Hotel keeper wife of, assisting 1,843
4 1 Hotel manager 7
8 13 House agent, factor, rent collector 46
13 2 House holder 2
4 2 House keeper (see Domestic, Hotel, &c., service).
4 2 House maid (see Domestic, Hotel, &c., service).
8 13 House proprietor 619 284
7 4 Hunter 2
11 2 Hurdle maker (see Fencer, &c.).
7 2 Hutkeeper on station 3
2 3 Hydropathist 4 1
2 3 Hydropathist and galvanist 2
12 4 Ice maker, dealer 6
2 7 Illuminator 1
8 4 Image maker 3 1
15 1 Immigrants' home, inmate of (see Inmate).
13 2 Improver (undefined) 2
14 Independent means (source of income undescribed) 204 131
2 3 Indian doctor 1
5 2 Indian goods dealer (see Dealer).
11 2 Indiarubber worker, dealer 2
15 1 Industrial home, school, inmate of (see Inmate).
8 15 Inkmaker 9 1
15 1 Inmate of benevolent asylum 947 322
15 1 Inmate of blind asylum 49 44
15 Inmate of deaf and dumb asylum 41 33
15 1 Inmate of hospital 1,010 459
15 1 Inmate of immigrants' home 411 215
15 1 Inmate of industrial home, servants' home, &c. 46
15 1 Inmate of industrial school 111 302
15 1 Inmate of Jewish almshouse 1
15 1 Inmate of lunatic asylum 1,640 1,216
15 1 Inmate of Magdalen asylum 183
15 1 Inmate of old colonists' home 4
15 1 Inmate of orphanage 379 357
15 2 Inmate of reformatory 136 52
15 2 Inmate of refuge 15
4 1 Innkeeper and wife assisting (see Hotel).
4 2 Inn servant (see Hotel, &c., service).
1 2 Inspector, city, town, borough, shire, &c. (see Municipal).
7 4 Inspector, live stock (see Live stock).
12 1 Inspector, of mines 3
7 4 Inspector, prevention of cruelty to animals society 1
1 1 Inspector, public works 7
7 4 Inspector, rabbit 3
6 1 Inspector, railway (see Railway officer).
2 6 Inspector, schools 20
13 2 Inspector (undefined) 6
13 2 Instrument maker (undefined) 2
5 1 Insurance broker 4
2 9 International exhibition, persons connected with 127 5
2 4 Interpreter, including 22 Chinese 30
12 6 Iron founder, moulder, worker, dealer 930
12 1 Iron miner 1
12 6 Ironmonger, hardware dealer 609 6
11 1 Ivory turner 6
13 2 Jack of all trades 1
10 2 Jam, preserve, pickle—maker, worker 56 5
11 2 Japanner 20 8
12 5 Jeweller (see Goldsmith, &c.).
12 5 Jeweller's engineer 1
15 1 Jewish almshouse, inmate of (see Inmate).
13 2 Jobbing work (undescribed) 1
7 2 Jockey 5
8 13 Joiner (see Carpenter).
2 1 Josshouse keeper, priest 42
13 2 Journeyman, woman 11 1
2 2 Judge 8
2 2 Judge's associate 2
9 3 Jute factory worker 6 31
4 2 Kitchen-maid (see Domestic, Hotel, &c., service).
9 1 Knitter 5
8 3 Labeller of druggists' bottles 1
10 1 Labourer at abattoirs (see Abattoirs).
7 1 Labourer farm (see Farm labourer).
1 1 Labourer government (see Government).
12 6 Labourer ironworks 13
8 9 Labourer powder mill 5
6 1 Labourer railway (see Railway servant).
7 2 Labourer station (see Grazing farm).
6 4 Labourer store (see Store).
13 1 Labourer undefined 22,029 4
9 1 Lace dealer, dresser, maker, worker 4 5
12 6 Lacquerer 1
11 2 Ladder maker 1
14 Lady (so described) 365
7 3 Land, estate—agent, clerk 108
7 3 Land, proprietor 498 141
7 3 Land, surveyor and assistant (see Surveyor).
2 6 Languages, teacher of (see Teacher).
12 5 Lapidary, precious stones worker, dealer 12
13 2 Latchman 1
11 2 Lastmaker 2
4 2 Laundress, charitable institution (see Charitable).
4 2 Laundress, domestic servant (see Domestic service).
4 2 Laundress, inn, club, eating-house (see Hotel, &c., service).
9 2 Laundry keeper, worker (see Washerwoman).
2 2 Law agent 7
2 2 Law clerk (see also Articled clerk) 428
2 2 Law stationer 8
2 2 Law student 25
2 2 Law writer 7
2 2 Lawyer (see Attorney, &c., Barrister).
2 1 Lay reader, church of England 26
12 6 Lead, antimony—worker, dealer 8
13 2 Learning a trade 10
7 2 Learning sheep farming 2
11 1 Leather belt, case, satchel — maker, worker, japanner 5 2
11 1 Leather cutter, seller 47
2 4 Lecturer 3