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, &c.—continued.
Order. Sub-order. Occupations. Males. Females.
14 6 Painter, heraldic 2
2 8 Painter, of pictures (see Artist).
14 Painter, undefined (see House painter).
13 3 Pantry boy, merchant ship or steamer* 138
3 2 Pantryman (hotel servant) 4
17 4 Paper bag maker 14 76
8 6 Paper importer, dealer 13
17 4 Paper manufacture (all branches) 90 37
14 14 Paperhanger (see House painter).
5 14 Paperhangings, dealer in 7 8
13 2 Parcel delivery agent, carrier 8
22 1 Park, public garden, reserve—custodian, worker 57
1 1 Parliament, member, officer of (see Legislative).
4 Parliamentary agent 1
5 1 Parliamentary library, officer of 2
3 2 Parlourmaid 279
17 4 Pasteboard box maker (see Box).
2 1 Pastor (see Lutheran).
16 2 Pastrycook (see Baker).
2 3 Patent medicine vendor 8
4 4 Patent, trade-mark—agent 1 4
4 Patents and trade-marks department, officer of 11
2 5 Pathologist (agricultural department) 1
14 6 Pattern designer, maker 205 7
25 1 Pauper, beggar 3 52
20 2 Pavior 119
4 1 Pawnbroker 114 15
2 10 Pedestrian (professional) 19
11 1 Peddler (see Hawker).
1 4 Penal department, officer† of (undefined). 98
25 2 Penal establishment, inmate of (see Gaol).
23 1 Pensioner (including retired officers not following any occupation although not stated to be pensioned) 689 16
16 3 Pepper grinder, maker (see Mustard).
5 11 Perambulator, wheel chair, bicycle—dealer 5
14 11 Perambulator, wheel chair, bicycle—maker 37 2
5 16 Perfumer 1 1
3 Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist 1,032 26
5 Philosopher 1
7 Philosophical instrument—importer dealer 9
2 7 Philosophy, teacher of (not University) 1
8 Photographer, photographic colourist 415 157
5 3 Photographic materials—importer, dealer 10 2
2 5 Phrenologist 11 1
7 Physical science, teacher of (not University) 1 1
5 Physiognomist 1
14 2 Pianoforte maker‡ 38
2 9 Pianoforte teacher 2
7 3 Pickle dealer 3
16 3 Pickle maker (see Sauce).
5 3 Picture dealer 10 1
4 Picture-frame dealer 23 2
14 4 Picture-frame maker 100 2
3 Picture restorer, cleaner 10
7 2 Pie hawker 1
13 3 Pier master, officer, clerk, watchman 12
22 2 Pig breeder, keeper, minder 10
8 1 Pig dealer, salesman 12
20 1 Pile driver 3
14 16 Pill maker 2
13 3 Pilot service 39
18 1 Pipe dresser 1
19 1 Pipe inspector, joiner, &c., (gasworks) 1
14 4 Pipe maker § (tobacco) 16
22 1 Planter 10
9 1 Plaster, cement, dealer (see Lime).
18 1 Plaster, cement, maker 23
20 1 Plasterer 2,058
22 1 Ploughman (see Farm servant).
14 14 Plumber (see House plumber).
1 4 Police inspector 10
4 Police magistrate 16
4 Policeman (see Constable).
7 1 Porkshop-keeper 1 1
3 2 Porter, ‖ night (hotel, club, &c.) 94
2 Porter, (university) 4
14 12 Portmanteau, leather-bag, leather-case —maker 39 4
13 3 Ports and harbors department, officer of 8
4 Postal officer, clerk, sorter, letter-carrier 1,035 65
4 Post master, mistress (not in civil service, no other occupation stated) 126 344
7 2 Potato merchant, salesman 20
9 1 Pottery, earthenware—dealer ¶ 4
18 1 Pottery maker, potter 230 5
7 1 Poulterer ; game, rabbit—dealer, hawker 115 12
22 2 Poultry breeder, keeper, farmer 104 22
1 2 Poundkeeper 50 3
12 1 Powder magazine, hulk—keeper, assistant 4
2 1 Preacher (occasional) 2
9 2 Precious stone dealer, buyer, importer** 82 12
1 1 Premier's department, officer of 1
2 1 Presbyterian minister 101
7 1 Preserved or salt provision dealer 70 3
15 1 Presser 154 12
2 1 Priest (most likely Roman Catholic) 141
1 Primitive Methodist minister 12
5 3 Print, map—dealer 2
14 1 Printer††(not lithographer) 2,103 42