OCCUPATIONS IN METROPOLITAN AND EXTRA-METROPOLITAN DISTRICTS., TABLE LXXIII.—Showing, according to the Census taken on the 5th April, 1891, the Number of Males and Females (exclusive of Chinese and Aborigines) of different Occupations in the area under the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works and in the Extra-Metropolitan Districts, those under and over Twenty Years of Age being distinguished—continued.
Class. Order. Sub-order. Occupations. Exclusive of Chinese and Aborigines.*
Metropolitan District.† Extra-Metropolitan District.
Males. Females. Males. Females.
Under 20 Years. Over 20 Years. Under 20 Years. Over 20 Years. Under 20 Years. Over 20 Years. Under 20 Years. Over 20 Years.
SUB-ORDERS—continued.
Dealing in—
III. 9 1 Stone, clay, earthenware, and glass 24 267 9 16 8 45 1
2 Gold, silver, and precious stones 1 209 2 10 3 81 3
3 Metals, other than gold and silver 230 700 4 15 84 242 3 2
10 1 Fuel 44 507 12 186 910 1 4
11 1 General and undefined dealers 3,162 12,074 443 1,554 1,398 6,059 337 1,173
2 Speculators on chance events 3 122 14
12 1 Engaged in storage 10 148 7 8 217
13 1 Connected with railway traffic 135 3,730 2 37 111 2,846 22 793
2 Connected with tramway and road traffic 957 7,769 34 836 4,325 2 13
3 Connected with sea and river traffic 207 3,887 35 28 944 8
4 Postal service 110 725 8 93 185 432 29 290
5 Telegraph and telephone service 404 462 31 93 442 238 12 37
6 Messengers and porters 613 216 4 1 169 109
Working in—
IV. 14 1 Books and publications 814 2,081 227 229 602 731 16 35
2 Musical instruments 12 111 2 40
3 Prints, pictures, and art materials 68 202 1 10 22 24 3
4 Ornaments and minor art products 179 536 43 39 21 79 2 7
5 Equipment for sports and games 4 16 1
6 Type, designs, medals, and dies 36 200 23 32 16 41 2
7 Watches, clocks, and scientific instruments 86 338 2 8 42 302 1
8 Surgical instruments and appliances 2 13 2 1 1
9 Arms and explosives 1 27 13 1 10 28 2 5
10 Machinery, implements, and tools 478 3,055 1 189 1,121 1
11 Carriages and wheels 423 1,466 4 3 469 1,335 2 4
12 Harness, saddlery, and leatherware 177 663 6 6 240 759 1 1
13 Ships, boats, and their equipment 27 428 3 130
14 House and shop fittings 1,092 4,307 2 14 515 1,704 1
15 Furniture 286 1,629 60 138 139 354 7 19
16 Chemicals and by-products 11 127 22 23 8 57 2 3
15 1 Textile fabrics 58 260 46 90 65 185 106 119
2 Dress 1,089 5,729 5,473 10,007 656 2,589 4,138 6,449
3 Fibrous materials and fabrics made therefrom 86 126 24 27 25 60 2 6
16 1 Animal food 19 207 1 3 29 243 1 9
2 Vegetable food 461 1,982 110 92 506 1,701 28 72
3 Drinks, narcotics, and stimulants 304 980 40 51 146 600 1 21
17 1 Animal matters 91 785 1 8 103 582 2 1
2 Vegetable matters not otherwise classed 162 898 28 1 446 2,987 6 14
3 Fodder and seeds 3 18 27 149 1
4 Paper 15 81 107 93 9 26 16 11
18 1 Stone, clay, earthenware, and glass 325 1,413 2 5 253 1,108 5 6
2 Gold, silver, and precious stones 168 380 9 10 33 46 2
3 Metals other than gold and silver 1,246 4,488 4 18 1,260 3,610 2 1
19 1 Fuel, light, and electric or hydraulic energy 36 684 1 24 276 1
20 1 Houses and buildings 1,553 12,743 1 931 7,545 4
2 Railways, roads, excavations, earthworks, &c. 55 2,474 1 6 472 7,173 1 2
3 Disposal of dead matter or refuse 11 130 3 3 54
21 1 Imperfectly defined industries 1,469 12,604 122 82 2,595 20,935 47 98