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 IV.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
14	14	House plumber, gasfitter	2,505	692	1,813	2,502	692	1,810	3		3
		Bellhanger, locksmith	37	13	24	37	13	24
		Venetian blind maker	114	42	72	113	42	71	1		1
		aOthers working in house and shop fittings	46	27	19	46	27	19
14	15	Furniture, cabinet—maker	1,189	221	968	1,174	216	958	15	5	10
		Mattress, bed—maker ; upholsterer	808	177	631	611	118	493	197	59	138
		Undertaker, coflin maker	152	11	141	147	11	136	5		5
		bOthers working in furniture	483	83	400	476	80	396	7	3	4
14	16	Manufacturing chemist	89	14	75	63	5	58	26	9	17
		Ink, blacking—maker	14	4	10	13	3	10	1	1
		cStarch, blue, washing or baking powder—maker	25	8	17	12		12	13	8	5
		Soda, alkali—maker	3	2	1	3	2	1
		Salt manufacturer	19	1	18	19	1	18
		Eucalyptus oil maker	36	7	29	34	6	28	2	1	1
		dOthers working in chemicals and byproducts	67	7	60	59	2	57	8	5	3
15	1	Woollen-mill proprietor, manager, secretary, clerk	27		27	27		27
		Woollen-mill weaver, spinner, factory hand	525	210	315	228	69	159	297	141	156
		Cotton, flax—manufacture (all branches)	9	2	7	8	1	7	1	1
		Silk manufacture (all branches)	1		1				1		1
		Dyer, scourer, calendrer	150	21	129	125	16	109	25	5	20
		eOthers working in textile fabrics	217	42	175	180	37	143	37	5	32
15	2	Tailor, tailoress	7,391	2,116	5,275	2,634	416	2,218	4,757	1,700	3,057
		Milliner, dressmaker	17,342	6,513	10,829	26	5	21	17,316	6,508	10,808
		Hat, cap, bonnet—maker	497	138	359	293	70	223	204	68	136
		Shoe, boot—maker ; cobbler	7,654	1,689	5,965	6,838	1,208	5,630	816	481	335
		Clothing, slop-clothing—manufacturer	175	48	127	69	1	68	106	47	59
		Fur garment or rug maker ; furrier	93	18	75	55	4	51	38	14	24
		Hosiery maker ; knitter	109	36	73	15	2	13	94	34	60
		Umbrella, parasol, walking-stick—maker, mender	143	52	91	76	24	52	67	28	39
		Feather dresser, glove cleaner	27	8	19	2		2	25	8	17
		Sewing machinist, seamstress	2,413	637	1,776	2		2	2,411	637	1,774
		fOthers working in dress	286	101	185	53	15	38	233	86	147
15	3	Mat, matting—maker	33	15	18	23	10	13	10	5	5
		Rope, cord—maker	187	100	87	154	83	71	33	17	16
		Tent, tarpaulin—maker	66	8	58	63	6	57	3	2	1
		Sacking, sack, bag—maker	37	5	32	28	5	23	9		9
		gOthers working in fibrous materials and fabrics made therefrom	33	9	24	29	7	22	4	2	2
16	1	Cheese, butter—maker ; milk preserver	92	11	81	82	10	72	10	1	9
		Ham, bacon, sausage—curer ; meat preserver	110	7	103	106	6	100	4	1	3
		Slaughterman, abattoirs assistant	277	31	246	277	31	246
		hOthers working in animal food	33	1	32	33	1	32
16	2	Miller, flour or rice mill worker	791	123	668	787	121	666	4	2	2
		Baker, pastrycook	3,575	719	2,856	3,392	665	2,727	183	54	129
		Biscuit manufacture (all branches)	174	137	37	105	77	28	69	60	9
		Sugar refining (all branches)	60	10	50	60	10	50
		Confectionery maker	262	82	180	241	71	170	21	11	10
		Jam maker, fruit preserver	80	34	46	63	23	40	17	11	6
		iOther workers in vegetable food	10		10	2		2	8		8
16	3	Brewer and others engaged in brewing	666	105	561	663	105	558	3		3
		Maltsters	139	8	131	138	8	130	1		1
		Distiller and others engaged in distilling	44	2	42	44	2	42
		Wine manufacturer (not vine-grower)	118		118	114		114	4		4
		Beer, wine, spirits—bottler	161	66	95	161	66	95
		Aerated water, cordial—manufacturer	539	145	394	515	141	374	24	4	20
		Sauce, pickle—maker	43	13	30	35	9	26	8	4	4