OCCUPATIONS IN METROPOLITAN AND EXTRA-METROPOLITAN DISTRICTS., TABLE VI.—Showing according to the Census taken on the 5th April, 1891, the Number of Males and Females (exclusive of Chinese and Aborigines), of different Occupations, in the area under the Metropolitan Board of Works, and in the Extra-Metropolitan Districts, those under and over Twenty Years of Age being distinguished—continued.

Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Exclusive of Chinese and Aborigines.*
				Metropolitan District.				Extra-Metropolitan District.
				Males.		Females.		Males.		Females.
				Under 20 Years.	Over 20 Years.	Under 20 Years.	Over 20 Years.	Under 20 Years.	Over 20 Years.	Under 20 Years.	Over 20 Years.
			SUB-ORDERS.
			Ministering to—
I.	1	1	General Government	77	1,014		42	29	338	1	23
		2	Local Government	6	233		1	10	392	2	9
		3	Defence	7	259			16	231
		4	Law and order	238	2,438	1	78	102	1,381	1	11
	2	1	Religion	7	611	11	220	17	1,068	20	180
		2	Charity	2	160	13	217	1	134	13	132
		3	Health	164	1,350	29	1,262	81	825	36	648
		4	Literature	11	365	3	33	12	246		5
		5	Science	14	85			5	68		1
		6	Engineering, surveying, and architecture	162	1,149			78	669
		7	Education	62	770	528	1,947	173	1,688	607	1,459
		8	Fine arts	116	616	66	253	34	428	31	74
		9	Music	41	551	157	718	9	205	147	561
		10	Amusements	116	529	43	111	176	337	3	28
			Engaged in—
II.	3	1	Boarding, lodging, and entertaining	3	1,211	45	1,607	1	2,264	129	1,321
		2	Attendance	943	4,491	5,414	15,652	1,183	4,453	7,014	11,249
			Engaged in—
III.	4	1	Banking and finance	226	2,085	2	137	251	1,472	9	61
		2	Insurance and valuation	48	740	2	7	7	483	1	8
			Dealing in—
		3	Real property	13	1,825	3	556	9	964	3	348
		4	Patents and trade marks		11		4		1
	5	1	Books and publications	212	508	11	57	128	271	8	58
		2	Musical instruments	2	35		1		5	1
		3	Prints, pictures, and art materials		23		3	1	4
		4	Ornaments and minor art products	13	100	18	96	2	30	14	75
		5	Equipment for sports and games		4		3				1
		6	Type, designs, medals, and dies		19				2
		7	Watches, clocks, and scientific instruments		78
		8	Surgical instruments and appliances		4						1
		9	Arms and explosives						1
		10	Machinery, implements, and tools		48	5		1	52	1
		11	Carriages and vehicles	1	6				2		1
		12	Harness, saddlery, and leatherware	1	22				2
		13	Ships, boats, and their equipment	9	47		1		23		2
		14	House fittings	4	75	7	3	2	2	1
		15	Furniture	33	266	5	29	5	49		10
		16	Chemicals and by-products	1	6		1		2
	6	1	Textile fabrics	561	2,290	159	334	446	1,151	75	176
		2	Dress	48	475	30	69	30	137	7	33
		3	Fibrous materials and articles made therefrom		16		15		3		2
	7	1	Animal food	544	2,481	56	93	679	2,534	15	70
		2	Vegetable food	142	1,067	72	369	64	412	27	179
		3	Drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	462	2,399	74	301	510	1,433	35	110
	8	1	Animals	94	822		4	122	765		1
		2	Animal matters not otherwise classed	19	428		3	17	252		1
		3	Animal waste products		2				4
		4	Vegetable matters not otherwise classed	60	389	2	1	32	203
		5	Fodder, seeds, and flowers	62	445	30	30	35	299	7	29
		6	Paper and papermakers' materials	79	240	63	74	21	62	1	23
	9	1	Stone, clay, earthenware, and glass	24	267	9	16	8	45	1
		2	Gold, silver, and precious stones	1	209	2	10	3	81		3
		3	Metals, other than gold and silver	230	700	4	15	84	242	3	2
	10	1	Fuel	44	507		12	186	910	1	4
	11	1	General and undefined dealers	3,162	12,074	443	1,554	1,398	6,059	337	1,173
		2	Speculators on chance events	3	122				14
	12	1	Engaged in storage	10	148		7	8	217
	13	1	Connected with railway traffic	135	3,730	2	37	111	2,846	22	793
		2	Connected with tramway and road traffic	957	7,769		34	836	4,325	2	13
		3	Connected with sea and river traffic	207	3,887		35	28	944		8
		4	Postal service	110	725	8	93	185	432	29	290
		5	Telegraph and telephone service	404	462	31	93	442	238	12	37
		6	Messengers and porters	613	216	4	1	169	109