OCCUPATIONS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER, 1891., TABLE LXI.—Showing the Occupations of the People of Victoria, arranged alphabetically ; also references to the manner in which they have been classed, and a Statement of the Number of Males and Females following each Occupation—continued.

Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Males.	Females.
2	6	Consulting mechanical engineer	23
20	2	Contractor for railway, road, dock, or undefined	3,644	8
25	1	Convent, inmate of (not nun)	20	647
1	4	Conveyancer	12
2	2	Cook, charitable institution	17	19
3	2	Cook, (diggers', drovers', surveyors', &c.)	108	2
3	2	Cook, domestic servant	865	2,190
	2	Cook, hotel, club, or eating house servant	259	1,383
	2	Cook, professed (not servant)	94	158
13	3	Cook, servant, steward, stewardess, merchant service (see Ship servant).
17	2	Cooper	428	1
22	6	Copper miner	6
18	3	Coppersmith, copper-worker	191	1
2	9	Copyist	1
16	3	Cordial maker (see Aerated).
7	3	Cordial seller (see Aerated).
17	2	Cork cutter	17
8	4	Cork merchant	6
1	2	Corporation labourer (see Labourer).
6	2	Corset dealer	1	3
15	2	Corset maker		33
	1	Cotton, flax, manufacture (all branches)	8	1
16	1	Creamery expert	2
	1	Creamery proprietor, manager, worker	15
5	5	Cricket, football, tennis, &c., materials—dealer, seller	3
14	5	Cricket, football, tennis, &c., materials—manufacturer	9
2	10	Cricket-ground keeper, cricketer	7
15	1	Crochet maker, worker		1
9	1	Crockeryware dealer (see China).
18	1	Crockeryware maker, &c. (see China).
1	1	Crown Lands department officer, not surveyor or draughtsman (including Minister) *	80
2	5	Curator of museum	4
17	1	Curled hair manufacturer	7
11	1	Custom-house agent	20
1	1	Customs, officer of department (including Minister)	297
14	10	Cutler, manufacturing (see Tool maker).
5	10	Cutlery dealer, importer (see Tool dealer).
2	10	Cyclist	2
7	1	Dairy produce—seller, agent (see Milk).
22	2	Dairyman—maid, milkmaid	23	58
2	7	Dancing, teacher of	10	8
25	1	Deaf and dumb asylum—inmate of	25	26
2	2	Deaf and dumb asylum—officer	1	1
	7	Deaf and dumb asylum—teacher	1
11	1	Dealer, undefined (see Merchant).
2	1	Dean	1
1	3	Defence department, officer of	4
2	7	Demonstrator (see University professor).
	3	Dentist	226	6
4	1	Deposit bank officer, &c. (see Building society).
1	4	Detective officer	21
	4	Detective private	5
22	6	Diamond drill worker	61
14	6	Diesinker ; mould, medal—maker	19
2	1	Diocesan registrar, officer	2
14	16	Disinfectant manufacturer	1
16	3	Distiller and others engaged in distilling	44
1	1	Distilleries department, officer of	4
2	1	District visitor		1
13	3	Diver	11
	3	Dock clerk, superintendent, hand, labourer	15
2	1	Doctor of divinity	1
3	2	Domestic servant (undefined)	1,146	15,262
25	1	Dr. Singleton's home, inmate of		33
20	2	Drainer	9
6	1	Draper (see Linen draper).
2	6	Draughtsman (undefined)	270
13	2	Drayman, carter, waggoner, carrier (undefined)	10,431	24
20	2	Dredging, landing silt—engaged in	37
15	2	Dressmaker (see Milliner).
1	3	Drill instructor (military)	36
22	6	Drill worker (mining)	25
	2	Drover	528
2	3	Druggist (see Pharmaceutical).
14	16	Drysalter	7
15	1	Dyer, scourer, calender	125	25
14	9	Dynamite maker (see Gunpowder).
3	1	Eating-house keeper (see Restaurant).
2	4	Editor (see Author).
	7	Education department, officer of	89	3
7	1	Egg dealer, merchant	11
19	1	Electric lighting, connected with	4
14	7	Electrical apparatus maker	7
2	6	Electrical engineer, electrician (not connected with telegraph or telephone service)	65
13	5	Electrician, electrical engineer—telegraph or telephone service	146
2	3	Electro-magnetizer, medical (see Magnetizer).
18	2	Electro-plater, plater	42	8
14	14	Elevator maker, fitter, worker	37
25	1	Elizabeth Fry Retreat, inmate of		20
2	7	Elocution, teacher of	3	8
14	6	Embosser	7	48
15	1	Embroiderer	3	13
2	8	Enameller	15	1