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.
13	1	aOthers connected with railway traffic	19	1	18	19	1	18
13	2	Tramway owner, officer, clerk	107	11	96	98	9	89	9	2	7
		Tramway driver, gripman, conductor, servant	1,454	48	1,406	1,454	48	1,406
		Coach, omnibus, cab—proprietor, agent clerk	506	11	495	490	11	479	16		16
		Coach, omnibus, cab—driver, conductor	1,358	104	1,254	1,358	104	1,254
		Drayman, carter, waggoner, carrier (undefined)	10,455	1,595	8,860	10,431	1,595	8,836	24		24
		bOthers connected with tramway or road traffic	56	26	30	56	26	30
13	3	cPier, harbor service (not engaged in dredging or excavating)	226	5	221	226	5	221
		Pilot service	39		39	39		39
		Light-house keeper, assistant	52		52	52		52
		Ship-owner, agent, clerk	101		101	101		101
		dShipmaster, officer, seaman (not Royal or Victorian navy)	2,088	54	2,034	2,088	54	2,034
		eShip engineer, fireman, coal trimmer (not Royal or Victorian navy)	893	21	872	893	21	872
		fShip servant, steward, stewardess, cook (not Royal or Victorian navy)	1,105	127	978	1,064	127	937	41		41
		Lighterman, bargeman	48	4	44	48	4	44
		Stevedore, lumper	364	8	356	364	8	356
		Waterman, boatman, boat proprietor	109	10	99	107	10	97	2		2
		gOther connected with sea and river traffic	84	6	78	84	6	78
13	4	Postal officer, clerk, sorter, letter-carrier	1,100	181	919	1,035	175	860	65	6	59
		Mail contractor, carrier, guard ; mailman	302	117	185	291	116	175	11	1	10
		Post master, mistress (not in Civil Service, no other occupation stated)	470	32	438	126	2	124	344	30	314
13	5	Telegraph officer, operator, clerk, messenger	1,401	863	538	1,265	829	436	136	34	102
		Electrician, electrical engineer—telegraph or telephone service	146	2	144	146	2	144
		Telephone service (except engineer)	59	22	37	22	13	9	37	9	28
		Telegraph line repairer	113	2	111	113	2	111
13	6	Messenger, porter (not Government or local government)	684	363	321	683	363	320	1		1
		Errand boy, girl	423	423		419	419		4	4
		Commissionaire	5		5	5		5
		CLASS IV.—INDUSTRIAL.
14	1	Newspaper manager, clerk	22	3	19	22	3	19
		hPrinter, not lithographic (all branches)	3,888	1,319	2,569	3,814	1,292	2,522	74	27	47
		Bookbinder, ruler (all branches)	728	316	412	381	117	264	347	199	148
		iOthers working in books and publications	97	21	76	11	4	7	86	17	69
14	2	jMusical instrument maker	84	13	71	84	13	71
		Musical instrument tuner, repairer	81	1	80	81	1	80
14	3	Lithographer, lithographic printer	292	82	210	291	82	209	1		1
		Picture restorer, cleaner	10		10				10		10
		Artists' materials manufacturer	4	3	1	4	3	1
		kOthers working in prints, pictures, and art materials	24	6	18	21	5	16	3	1	2
14	4	Carver (not sculptor), gilder	215	49	166	210	46	164	5	3	2
		Picture-frame maker	102	30	72	100	30	70	2		2
		Image maker, modeller	142	52	90	140	52	88	2		2
		Basket, wickerware—maker	136	19	117	136	19	117