OCCUPATIONS OF MALES, 1891.—CLASSES., TABLE LXIV.—Showing, according to the Census taken on the 5th April, 1891, the Number of Males (exclusive of Chinese and Aborigines) at various Periods of Age of different Occupations, arranged in Seven Classes.

Class.	Occupations.	Total.	Number of Males at each Period of Age.
			Under 5 Years.	5 to 15	15 to 20	20 to 25	25 to 45	45 to 65	65 and upwards.	Unspecified.
	Total	589,317	75,040	123,282	56,756	62,882	163,601	82,462	22,681	2,613
	Total of specified Occupations	584,052	75,040	123,282	56,266	62,307	162,158	81,695	21,568	1,736
	SECTION A.—BREADWINNERS
I.	Professional.—Embracing males, not otherwise classed, engaged in the government and defence of the country, in maintaining law and order, and in satisfying the moral, intellectual, and social wants of its inhabitants	19,906		162	1,606	2,843	10,249	4,264	740	42
II.	Domestic.—Embracing males engaged in the supply of board and lodging, and in rendering personal services for which payment is usually made	14,549		331	1,799	2,145	6,386	3,110	732	46
III.	Commercial.—Embracing males engaged in pursuits connected with the purchase, sale, exchange, hire, custody, and security of money, land, and goods ; and with the conveyance, distribution, and delivery of passengers, goods, and communications :—
	Sub-class A.—Property and Finance	8,135		17	537	1,004	3,016	2,459	1,093	9
	Sub-class B.—Trade	50,810		1,621	7,964	8,588	22,024	8,951	1,547	115
	Sub-class C.—Storage	383		1	17	24	310	16	15
	Sub-class D.—Transport and communication	29,880		919	3,276	5,840	14,683	4,434	516	212