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.
			PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
V.	22	1	Department of Agriculture, officer of (not scientific expert)		6						2
			Farmer, market-gardener	99	1,019	1	41	553	34,776	11	1,788
			Wife, son, daughter, relative—assisting	77	61	3	7	9,248	8,957	833	976
			Farm bailiff, overseer		22			5	118		3
			Farm servant, labourer ; ploughman	99	666	8	55	4,312	11,539	333	1,827
			Fruit-grower, orchard-keeper, worker	2	16			71	309	3	27
			Hop-grower, worker, picker				1	46	82	16	15
			Tobacco-grower, worker				1
			Wine-grower, vigneron, worker		7		2	202	748	6	30
			Gardener (not domestic servant or market-gardener)	126	1,533		2	183	1,398	2	34
			Park, public garden, reserve—custodian, worker		29			1	27
			Others engaged in agricultural pursuits	1	23			18	75		1
	22	2	Squatter, grazier, dairy farmer		351		59	51	3,641		588
			Wife, son, daughter, relative—assisting	32	340	35	42	524	487	2,832	1,155
			Station, grazing or dairy farm—manager, overseer, superintendent, storekeeper, clerk	2	81		2	18	1,144
			Shepherd, stock-rider, milker, servant, labourer on do.	9	40	1	24	760	1,741	11	40
			Shearer	3	50			16	242
			Herdsman (not on grazng or other farm)	17	11			91	69	1	2
			Drover	7	103			72	346
			Others engaged in pastoral pursuits or breeding animals	2	50		5	21	161		17
	22	3	Fisheries' inspector, officer ; water bailiff		11
			Fisherman	8	71			88	689		3
			Game, wildfowl, hare—hunter, catcher, killer		1			12	60
			Rabbit, rat, dingo, vermin, sparrow—catcher, killer, trapper, poisoner	1	3			165	370	1
			Gamekeeper						8
			Bee hunter, keeper		2			3	20		3
			Others engaged in preserving, capturing, or destroying wild animals		1			3	72
	22	4	Forest inspector, officer, ranger		2			3	27
			Woodcutter, woodman, axeman	5	45			249	1,067
			Bark stripper, collector					17	54
			Tree ringer, grubber					22	97
			Fern gatherer, collector						1
			Others engaged in forestry or acquisition of products of natural vegetation		16			10	148
	22	5	Water Supply department officer, overseer, rate collector, turncock, labourer	5	133			10	144		1
			Water trust officer, overseer, labourer		1				37
			Well sinker, borer		3				18
			Others engaged in water conservancy and supply		7			2	35
	22	6	Mining department officer (not geologist, mineralogist, geological, surveyor, &c.)		15				3
			School of Mines professor, lecturer, registrar, director, student, &c.						6
			Mining engineer, inspector, surveyor (not Government officer)		28			1	260
			Mine-owner, mining manager, director, clerk	2	109			3	513		1
			Gold miner, alluvial		34			530	4,534
			Gold miner, quartz	1	86			869	5,891		3
			Gold miner, undefined ; miner, digger	14	332		1	546	6,182		3
			Coal-mining, engaged in		5			12	119
			Mining for metals or minerals other than gold or coal, engaged in		16			11	129
			Quarry owner, manager, clerk, labourer	71	937		2	43	480
			Engine-driver, stoker at mine or quarry	1	4			14	366
			Others engaged in mines or quarries	14	17			42	213		1
			INDEFINITE.
VI.	23	1	Pensioner (including retired officers not following any occupation although not stated to be pensioned)		460		8		229		8
			Annuitant (so returned)	5	222	1	219	1	135	2	128
			Independent means (so returned)	8	1,261	27	6,584	13	1,091	33	5,807