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.
COMMERCIAL—continued.
III. 11 2 Bookmaker, bettor, metallician 3 101 10
Other speculators on chance events 21 4
12 1 Store (free or bonded) keeper, manager, clerk 77 28
Store labourer, storeman (not shopman) 10 70 7 8 186
Powder magazine, hulk—keeper, assistant 1 3
13 1 Railway officer, station-master, clerk 73 651 33 754 3 20
Railway engine-driver, stoker, cleaner 523 14 582
Railway guard, porter, pointsman, signalman, shunter, carriage-cleaner, greaser, labourer, &c. 62 2,549 2 37 63 1,499 19 773
Others connected with railway traffic 7 1 11
13 2 Tramway owner, officer, clerk 1 82 7 8 7 2
Tramway driver, gripman, conductor, servant 46 1,353 2 53
Coach, omnibus, cab—proprietor, agent, clerk 3 201 10 8 278 6
Coach, omnibus, cab—driver, conductor 6 872 98 382
Drayman, carter, waggoner, carrier (undefined) 901 5,240 17 694 3,596
Others connected with tramway or road traffic 21 16 9
13 3 Pier, harbor service (not engaged in dredging or excavating) 3 209 2 12
Pilot service 21 18
Light-house keeper, assistant 4 48
Ship owner, agent, clerk 70 31
Ship master, officer, seaman (not Royal or Victorian Navy) 47 1,493 7 541
Ship engineer, fireman, coal trimmer (not Royal or Victorian Navy) 15 704 6 168
Ship servant, steward, stewardess, cook (not Royal or Victorian Navy) 120 891 34 7 46 7
Lighterman, bargeman 3 37 1 7
Stevedore, lumper 8 349 7
Waterman, boatman, boat proprietor 7 54 1 3 43 1
Others connected with sea and river traffic 4 55 2 23
13 4 Postal officer, clerk, sorter, letter-carrier 108 651 6 47 69 207 12
Mail contractor, carrier, guard ; mailman 2 46 114 129 1 10
Others engaged in postal service 28 2 46 2 96 28 268
13 5 Telegraph officer, operator, clerk, messenger 393 274 22 69 436 162 12 33
Electrician, electrical engineer—telegraph or telephone service 2 138 6
Telephone service (except engineer) 7 7 9 24 6 2 4
Others engaged in telegraph or telephone service 2 43 68
13 6 Messenger, porter (not Government or local Government) 344 211 1 19 109
Errand boy, girl 269 4 150
Other messengers and porters 5
INDUSTRIAL.
IV. 14 1 Newspaper, book, periodical—manager, clerk 2 14 1 5
Printer, not lithographic (all branches) 711 1,824 22 28 581 698 5 19
Bookbinder, ruler (all branches) 97 236 189 136 20 28 10 12
Others working in books and publications 4 7 16 65 1 4
14 2 Musical instrument maker 11 57 2 14
Musical instrument tuner, repairer 1 54 26
14 3 Lithographer, lithographic printer 60 186 1 22 23
Picture restorer, cleaner 7 3
Artists' materials manufacturer 3 1
Others working in prints, pictures, and art materials 5 15 1 2 1
14 4 Carver (not sculptoer), gilder 40 144 2 1 6 20 1 1
Picture-frame maker 25 64 2 5 6
Image maker, modeller 51 84 2 1 4
Basket, wickerware—maker 17 90 2 27
Brush, broom—maker 40 115 35 27 3 8 1
Hair, seaweed, shells—artist in 7 2 1 2
Artificial flower maker 3 2 3 3 3
Taxidermist 2 6 2 1 1 7 2
Others working in ornaments and minor art products 4 23 2 1 2 2 1