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, &c.—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 III.—COMMERCIAL—continued.
8	1	aOthers dealing in, or attending to animals	63	3	60	63	3	60
8	2	Tallow chandler, merchant	8		8	8		8
		Wool—merchant, agent, broker, buyer, classer, valuer, salesman, sorter, stapler	521	23	498	521	23	498
		Hide, skin—dealer	44	6	38	43	6	37	1		1
		Leather dealer, merchant	70	3	67	68	3	65	2		2
		bOthers dealing in animal matters not otherwise classed	77	4	73	76	4	72	1		1
8	3	Bone dealer, gatherer, collector	4		4	4		4
		Feather dealer	2		2	2		2
8	4	Timber merchant, broker, clerk, salesman, carter	660	94	566	657	92	565	3	2	1
		Bark merchant, dealer	9		9	9		9
		cOther dealers in vegetable matters not otherwise classed	18		18	18		18
8	5	Hay and straw dealer, salesman, carter	696	71	625	672	62	610	24	9	15
		Seed merchant, dealer, seedsman	139	16	123	133	15	118	6	1	5
		Florist (flower, bouquet, seller)	102	47	55	36	20	16	66	27	39
8	6	Paper importer, dealer	13		13	13		13
		Stationery dealer	544	164	380	386	100	286	158	64	94
		Rag, waste-paper—dealer, gatherer, picker	6		6	3		3	3		3
9	1	Lime, cement, plaster—importer, dealer, merchant	59		59	59		59
		Brick, tile—agent, dealer, carter	12		12	12		12
		Pottery, earthenware—dealer	4		4	4		4
		Glass, glassware—dealer	31	5	26	28	3	25	3	2	1
		China, crockeryware—dealer	71	13	58	50	5	45	21	8	13
		Bottle dealer, collector, boy	51	3	48	49	3	46	2		2
		Stone, marble, slate, gravel, sand—dealer, carter	103	21	82	103	21	82
		Others dealing in building materials, &c.	39		39	39		39
9	2	Gold, silver—dealer, broker, buyer	215	2	213	212	2	210	3		3
		Precious stone dealer, buyer, importer	94	4	90	82	2	80	12	2	10
9	3	Ironmonger (not saddlers' or coach-builders'), hardware dealer	1,234	320	914	1,211	314	897	23	6	17
		Iron merchant, dealer, importer	31	1	30	30		30	1	1
		Brass, lead, tin and metal—dealer, importer, &c.	15		15	15		15
10	1	Coal, coke—merchant	84	1	83	83	1	82	1		1
		Firewood dealer, carter	1,574	229	1,345	1,559	229	1,330	15		15
		Charcoal dealer	6	1	5	5		5	1	1
11	1	Merchant, importer, general dealer, dealer (undefined)	2,813	503	2,310	2,713	495	2,218	100	8	92
		Commercial clerk, clerk, secretary, book-keeper, accountant (undefined)	9,828	2,833	6,995	9,414	2,742	6,672	414	91	323
		Shop-keeper, shopman (undefined), storekeeper, storeman (not engaged in storage) ; wife assisting	6,069	1,185	4,884	4,648	947	3,701	1,421	238	1,183
		Hawker, pedlar (undefined)	790	92	698	750	91	659	40	1	39
		Broker, broker's clerk (undefined)	132	4	128	131	4	127	1		1
		Commission agent, agent (undefined)	1,536	22	1,514	1,511	13	1,498	25	9	16
		Commercial traveller, salesman, saleswoman (undefined)	3,794	664	3,130	2,409	236	2,173	1,385	428	957
		Officer in public company (undefined)	95	1	94	95	1	94
		dOthers connected with commercial pursuits	1,143	36	1,107	1,022	31	991	121	5	116
11	2	Book-maker, bettor, metallician	114	3	111	114	3	111
		Other speculators on chance events	25		25	25		25
12	1	Store (free or bonded) keeper, manager, clerk	105		105	105		105
		Store labourer, storeman (not shopman)	281	18	263	274	18	256	7		7
		Powder-magazine, hulk—keeper, assistant	4		4	4		4
13	1	Railway station-master, clerk	1,534	109	1,425	1,511	106	1,405	23	3	20
		Railway engine-driver, stoker, cleaner	1,119	14	1,105	1,119	14	1,105
		Railway guard, porter, pointsman signalman, shunter, carriage cleaner greaser, labourer, &c.	5,004	146	4,858	4,173	125	4,048	831	21	810