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.
19	1	aGasworks service (all branches)	853	47	806	852	47	805	1		1
		Firewood chopper, sawyer	28	3	25	28	3	25
		Charcoal burner	110	4	106	110	4	106
		Hydraulic energy (all branches)	20	1	19	19	1	18	1		1
		bOthers working in fuel, light, or electric or hydraulic energy	11	5	6	11	5	6
20	1	Builder, building contractor, foreman, measurer, clerk	1,663	80	1,583	1,662	80	1,582	1		1
		Stone, marble—mason ; mason	1,941	231	1,710	1,941	231	1,710
		Bricklayer	2,996	356	2,640	2,996	356	2,640
		Plasterer	2,058	297	1,761	2,058	297	1,761
		Slater, tiler, shingler, thatcher	213	31	182	213	31	182
		Mason's bricklayer's, plasterer's, slater's labourer ; hodman	526	23	503	526	23	503
		Carpenter, joiner, turner	13,179	1,450	11,729	13,176	1,450	11,726	3		3
		cOthers working in houses and buildings &c.	201	16	185	200	16	184	1		1
20	2	Contractor for railway, road, dock, or undefined	3,652	174	3,478	3,644	172	3,472	8	2	6
		Foreman, inspector, ganger, timekeeper, clerk to do.	327	1	326	326	1	325	1		1
		Navy, excavator ; railway, road—labourer	5,516	312	5,204	5,516	312	5,204
		Pavior	119	2	117	119	2	117
		Asphalte pavement layer, worker	91	2	89	90	2	88	1		1
		Stone-breaker, stone-breaking machine worker	416	38	378	416	38	378
		Dredging, landing silt—engaged in	37		37	37		37
		dOthers working in railways, roads, excavations, earthworks, &c.	26		26	26		26
20	3	Cemetery keeper, clerk, labourer ; gravedigger	29	3	26	27	3	24	2		2
		Scavenger, street cleaner	28	4	24	28	4	24
		Chimney sweep	48	3	45	48	3	45
		Nightman, night-cart driver	96	4	92	95	4	91	1		1
21	1	Labourer (undefined)	34,333	3,534	30,799	34,302	3,532	30,770	31	2	29
		Assistant (undefined)	192	92	100	147	72	75	45	20	25
		Learning a trade (undefined)	21	18	3	15	15		6	3	3
		Mechanic, tradesmen, &c. (undefined)	159	69	90	157	69	88	2		2
		Manufacturer (undefined) ; factory (undefined) proprietor, workman, hand, &c.	2,386	341	2,045	2,186	233	1,953	200	108	92
		Superintendent, manager, &c. (undefined)	418	17	401	392	17	375	26		26
		Watchman, &c. (undefined)	259	6	253	259	6	253
		eOthers working in imperfectly defined industries	184	156	28	145	120	25	39	36	3
		CLASS V.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
22	1	Department of Agriculture—officer of (not scientific expert)	8		8	6		6	2		2
		Farmer, market gardener	38,288	664	37,624	36,447	652	35,795	1,841	12	1,829
		Wife, son, daughter, relative—assisting	20,162	10,161	10,001	18,343	9,325	9,018	1,819	836	983
		Farm bailiff, overseer	148	5	143	145	5	140	3		3
		Farm servant, labourer ; ploughman	18,839	4,752	14,087	16,616	4,411	12,205	2,223	341	1,882
		Fruit-grower, orchard-keeper, worker	428	76	352	398	73	325	30	3	27
		Hop-grower, worker, picker	160	62	98	128	46	82	32	16	16
		Tobacco-grower, worker	1		1				1		1
		Wine-grower, vigneron, worker	995	208	787	957	202	755	38	6	32
		Gardener (not domestic servant or market gardener)	3,278	311	2,967	3,240	309	2,931	38	2	36
		Park, public garden, reserve—custodian, worker	57	1	56	57	1	56
		fOthers engaged in agricultural pursuits	118	19	99	117	19	98	1		1
22	2	Squatter, grazier, dairy farmer	4,690	51	4,639	4,043	51	3,992	647		647
		Wife, son, daughter, relative—assisting	5,447	3,423	2,024	1,383	556	827	4,064	2,867	1,197