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 V.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS—continued.
22	2	Station, grazing or dairy farm—manager, overseer, superintendent, storekeeper, clerk	1,247	20	1,227	1,245	20	1,225	2		2
		aShepherd, stock-rider, milker, servant, labourer on station, grazing or dairy farm	2,626	781	1,845	2,550	769	1,781	76	12	64
		Shearer	311	19	292	311	19	292
		Herdsman (not on grazing or other farm)	191	109	82	188	108	80	3	1	2
		Drover	528	79	449	528	79	449
		bOthers engaged in pastoral pursuits or breeding animals	256	23	233	234	23	211	22		22
22	3	Fisheries' inspector, officer ; water bailiff	11		11	11		11
		Fisherman	859	96	763	856	96	760	3		3
		Game, wild fowl, hare—hunter, catcher, killer	73	12	61	73	12	61
		Rabbit, rat, dingo, vermin, sparrow—catcher, killer, trapper, poisoner	540	167	373	539	166	373	1	1
		Gamekeeper	8		8	8		8
		Bee hunter, keeper	28	3	25	25	3	22	3		3
		cOthers engaged in preserving, capturing, or destroying wild animals	76	3	73	76	3	73
22	4	Forest inspector, officer, ranger	32	3	29	32	3	29
		Woodcutter, woodman, axeman	1,366	254	1,112	1,366	254	1,112
		Bark stripper, collector	71	17	54	71	17	54
		Tree ringer, grubber	119	22	97	119	22	97
		Fern gatherer, collector	1		1	1		1
		dOthers engaged in forestry or acquisition of products of natural vegetation	174	10	164	174	10	164
22	5	Water Supply department officer, overseer, rate collector, turncock, labourer	293	15	278	292	15	277	1		1
		Water trust officer, overseer, labourer	38		38	38		38
		Well sinker, borer	21		21	21		21
		eOthers engaged in water conservancy and supply	44	2	42	44	2	42
22	6	Mining department officer (not geologist, mineralogist, geological surveyor, &c.)	18		18	18		18
		Mining registrar	6		6	6		6
		Mining engineer, inspector, surveyor (not Government officer)	289	1	288	289	1	288
		Mine owner, mining manager, director, clerk	628	5	623	627	5	622	1		1
		Gold miner, alluvial	5,098	530	4,568	5,098	530	4,568
		Gold miner, quartz	6,850	870	5,980	6,847	870	5,977	3		3
		Gold miner, undefined ; miner, digger	7,078	560	6,518	7,074	560	6,514	4		4
		Coal mining, engaged in	136	12	124	136	12	124
		fMining for metals or minerals others than gold or coal, engaged in	156	11	145	156	11	145
		Quarry owner, manager, clerk, labourer	1,533	114	1,419	1,531	114	1,417	2		2
		Engine-driver, stoker at mine or quarry	385	15	370	385	15	370
		gOthers engaged in mines or quarries	287	56	231	286	56	230	1		1
		CLASS VI.—INDEFINITE.
23	1	Pensioner (including retired officers not following any occupation, although not stated to be pensioned)	705		705	689		689	16		16
		Annuitant (so returned)	713	9	704	363	6	357	350	3	347
		Independent means (so returned)	14,824	81	14,743	2,373	21	2,352	12,451	60	12,391
		Gentleman, lady (so returned)	1,491	49	1,442	1,030	13	1,017	461	36	425
		Tourist	7		7	3		3	4		4
23	2	hPersons whose pursuits were imperfectly defined	31		31	27		27	4		4