TABLE V.—GENERAL SUMMARY OF VICTORIA.—SPECIFIC OCCUPATIONS.—Showing, according to the Census taken on the 5th April, 1891, the Number of Persons, Males and Females (exclusive of Chinese and Aborigines), at all Ages and under and over Twenty Years of Age, of different Occupations, in Classified Arrangement—continued.

Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Exclusive of Chinese and Aborigines.*
			Persons.			Males.			Females.
			Total.	Under 20 Years.	Over 20 Years.	Total.	Under 20 Years.	Over 20 Years.	Total.	Under 20 Years.	Over 20 Years.
		CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL—continued.
2	1	Theological student	19		19	19		19
		Church officer	57		57	52		52	5		5
		aMember of religious order	240	1	239				240	1	239
		bOthers ministering to religion	545	51	494	363	21	342	182	30	152
2	2	Charity department, officer of	5		5	4		4	1		1
		cCharitable institution (not hospital) officer (not medical practitioner), attendant of	596	28	568	293	3	290	303	25	278
		Sister of charity of mercy, Little Sister of the Poor	71	1	70				71	1	70
2	3	Health department—officer of (not medical man)	9		9	9		9
		Medical practitioner	777		777	776		776	1		1
		dIrregular medical practitioner	110	8	102	81	6	75	29	2	27
		Medical student	131	22	109	123	20	103	8	2	6
		Dentist	232	36	196	226	33	193	6	3	3
		Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist	1,058	190	868	1,032	182	850	26	8	18
		Hospital officer (not medical practitioner), attendant	160	27	133	74	3	71	86	24	62
		Hospital nurse	270	17	253	4		4	266	17	249
		Inebriate asylum officer (not medical man), attendant	1		1	1		1
		Midwife, monthly nurse	930	5	925				930	5	925
		Sick nurse (not hospital)	624	4	620	9		9	615	4	611
		Veterinary surgeon	71	1	70	71	1	70
		eOthers ministering to health	22		22	14		14	8		8
2	4	Author, editor, journalist	534	14	520	506	13	493	28	1	27
		Reporter, shorthand-writer	107	10	97	101	8	93	6	2	4
		fOthers ministering to literature	34	2	32	27	2	25	7		7
2	5	Statistical department—officer of, statistician	15	1	14	15	1	14
		Observatory—officer of, astronomer, meteorologist	9	2	7	9	2	7
		Botanical department—officer of, botanist	11		11	11		11
		Analytical chemist	22	2	20	22	2	20
		Assayer, metallurgist	55	9	46	55	9	46
		Geologist, mineralogist	8	1	7	8	1	7
		gOthers ministering to science	53	4	49	52	4	48	1		1
2	6	Civil engineer	427	19	408	427	19	408
		Consulting mechanical engineer	23		23	23		23
		Electrical engineer, electrician (not connected with telegraph or telephone service)	65	29	36	65	29	36
		Surveyor	404	6	398	404	6	398
		hMember of survey party chainman	143	21	122	143	21	122
		Architect	600	91	509	600	91	509
		iDraughtsman (all branches)	292	30	262	292	30	262
		jOthers ministering to engineering, surveying, and architecture	104	44	60	104	44	60
2	7	Education department—officer of	92	5	87	89	5	84	3		3
		University, college—professor, lecturer, demonstrator	85	1	84	70	1	69	15		15