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.
16	3	Coffee, chicory—roaster, grinder	8	1	7	8	1	7
		Cocoa, chocolate—maker	11	3	8	9	2	7	2	1	1
		Tobacco, cigar, cigarette, snuff—manufacturer	393	147	246	325	115	210	68	32	36
		Mustard, pepper, spice—grinder, maker	4	1	3	3	1	2	1		1
		Ice manufacturer	5		5	5		5
		aOthers working in drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	12		12	10		10	2		2
17	1	Tallow-melter, boiler-down (not meat preserver)	18	2	16	18	2	16
		Soap boiler, maker	138	13	125	137	13	124	1		1
		Candle maker, candle factory worker	58	20	38	58	20	38
		Fellmonger	345	46	299	345	46	299
		Tanner, currier	960	110	850	953	109	844	7	1	6
		Animal manure, bone-dust—manufacturer	18	2	16	18	2	16
		bOthers working in animal matters	36	4	32	32	2	30	4	2	2
17	2	Saw-mill owner, worker, sawyer	2,184	285	1,899	2,184	285	1,899
		Fence, hurdle—maker, splitter	1,526	220	1,306	1,523	217	1,306	3	3
		Bark-mill owner, worker	11	1	10	11	1	10
		Cooper	429	46	383	428	46	382	1		1
		eOthers working in vegetable matters not otherwise classed	392	90	302	347	59	288	45	31	14
17	3	Chaffcutter	182	29	153	181	29	152	1		1
		Seed-crusher, oilcake maker	16	1	15	16	1	15
17	4	Paper manufacture (all branches)	127	30	97	90	20	70	37	10	27
		Stationer (manufacturing)	60	21	39	26		26	34	21	13
		dOthers working in paper	171	96	75	15	4	11	156	92	64
18	1	Stone-carver (not sculptor or mason)	377	73	304	377	73	304
		Tombstone, monument—maker	338	87	251	338	87	251
		Limeburner	92	11	81	91	11	80	1		1
		Plaster, cement—maker	23	1	22	23	1	22
		Brick, tile—maker	1,820	264	1,556	1,812	262	1,550	8	2	6
		Pottery maker, potter	235	84	151	230	82	148	5	2	3
		Glass maker	185	53	132	184	53	131	1		1
		China, crokeryware—maker	2	2					2	2
		China, glass—mender, riveter	9	1	8	9	1	8
		Asphalte, pitch—manufacturer	23	7	16	23	7	16
		Asbestos worker	2	1	1	1		1	1	1
		eOthers working in stone, clay, earthenware, and glass	11	1	10	11	1	10
18	2	Mint officer, worker (not assayer or metallurgist)	29	7	22	29	7	22
		Goldsmith, silversmith (not watchmaker)	25	6	19	25	6	19
		Manufacturing jeweller, lapidary, precious stone worker	502	176	326	494	171	323	8	5	3
		Electro-plater, plater	50	17	33	42	13	29	8	4	4
		fOthers working in gold, silver, and precious stones	42	4	38	37	4	33	5		5
18	3	Coppersmith, copperworker	192	61	131	191	60	131	1	1
		Tin, zinc—worker	880	239	641	874	237	637	6	2	4
		Lead, antimony—worker (not type or shot maker)	16	4	12	16	4	12
		Iron founder, moulder, worker, roller, puddler	2,565	517	2,048	2,561	517	2,044	4		4
		Blacksmith, whitesmith, farrier (not veterinary surgeon)	6,134	1,447	4,687	6,130	1,447	4,683	4		4
		Brass founder, moulder, worker, finisher ; brazier	385	119	266	383	119	264	2		2
		Tinker	6	1	5	6	1	5
		gOthers working in metals other than gold and silver	451	124	327	443	121	322	8	3	5