OCCUPATIONS OF MALES, 1891—SPECIFIC OCCUPATIONS., TABLE LXVII.—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, in Classified Arrangement—continued.
Class. Order. Sub-order. 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.
PRIMARY PRODUCERS—continued.
V. 22 2 Shepherd, stockrider, milker, servant, labourer on station, grazing or dairy farm 2,550 79 690 572 662 404 136 7
Shearer 311 19 69 179 35 8 1
Herdsman (not on grazing or other farm) 188 61 47 10 29 33 8
Drover 528 14 65 100 235 91 10 13
Others engaged in pastoral pursuits or breeding animals, including bullock driver or carter on grazing farm or station ; horse, pig, poultry—breeder ; stock inspector, station agent 234 6 17 21 135 51 3 1
3 Fisheries inspector, officer ; water bailiff 11 10 1
Fisherman 856 20 76 109 401 203 42 5
Game, wild fowl, hare—hunter, catcher, killer 73 5 7 9 36 11 1 4
Rabbit, rat, dingo, vermin, sparrow—catcher, killer, trapper, poisoner 539 15 151 99 145 98 23 8
Gamekeeper 8 6 1 1
Bee hunter, keeper 25 3 3 12 4 3
Others engaged in preserving, capturing, or destroying wild animals, including rabbit inspector, skin collector, hunter, &c. 76 3 4 45 23 1
4 Forest inspector, officer, ranger 32 3 4 15 8 2
Woodcutter, woodman, axeman 1,366 42 212 278 576 204 42 12
Bark stripper, collector 71 3 14 12 34 7 1
Tree ringer, grubber 119 22 38 24 27 6 2
Fern gatherer, collector 1 1
Others engaged in forestry or acquisition of products of natural vegetation, including bushman (not fencer or splitter), gum collector, native seed getter ; State forests and nurseries—worker at 174 10 33 75 44 10 2
5 Water supply department officer, overseer, rate collector, turncock, labourer 292 15 29 152 91 4 1
Water-trust officer, overseer, labourer 38 1 36 1
Well sinker, borer 21 13 8
Others engaged in water conservancy and supply, including tank, dammaker ; reservoir keeper, water-pipe layer, &c.) 44 2 10 22 10
6 Mining department officer (not geologist, mineralogist, geological, surveyor, &c.) 18 1 16 1
Mining registrar 6 1 5
Mining engineer, inspector, surveyor, (not government officer) 289 1 5 47 227 9
Mine-owner, mining manager, director, clerk 627 2 3 9 194 397 22
Gold-miner—alluvial 5,098 16 514 615 1,130 2,191 624 1
Gold-miner—quartz 6,847 71 799 1,087 2,254 2,431 191 8
Gold-miner—undefined ; miner, digger 7,074 80 480 646 3,051 1,916 879 14
Coal mining—engaged in 136 12 25 77 20 1 22
Mining for metals and minerals other than gold or coal—engaged in, including antimony, copper, graphite, silver, tin—miner, prospector 156 11 32 84 27 2