TABLE VIIA.—OCCUPATIONS AT VARIOUS AGES.—MALES.—Showing, according to the Census taken on the 5th April, 1891, the Number of Males (exclusive of Chinese and Aborogines) at various periods of Age of different Occupations—continued.

Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total.	Number at each Period of Age.
					Under 5 Years.	5 to 15	15 to 20	20 to 25	25 to 45	45 to 65	65 and Upwards.	Unspecified.
			SUB-ORDERS—continued.
			Working in—
IV.	14	6	Type, designs, medals, and dies	293		10	42	63	132	40	6
		7	Watches, clocks, and scientific instruments	768		11	117	173	291	129	45	2
		8	Surgical instruments and appliances	16			2	2	10		2
		9	Arms and explosives	66		7	4	9	13	24	9
		10	Machinery, implements, and tools	4,843		44	623	819	2,442	789	119	7
		11	Carriages and vehicles	3,693		84	808	777	1,445	440	130	9
		12	Harness, saddlery, and leatherware	1,839		58	359	332	769	262	54	5
		13	Ships, boats, and their equipment	588		6	24	35	280	166	74	3
		14	House and shop fittings	7,618		205	1,402	1,599	3,356	903	138	15
		15	Furniture	2,408		67	358	460	1,085	335	101	2
		16	Chemicals and by-products	203		8	11	21	130	29	4
	15	1	Textile fabrics	568		36	87	72	256	91	23	3
		2	Dress	10,063		239	1,506	1,658	4,580	1,555	513	12
		3	Fibrous materials and fabrics made therefrom	297		36	75	38	79	55	13	1
	16	1	Animal food	498		6	42	71	278	89	9	3
		2	Vegetable food	4,650		156	811	762	1,986	779	135	21
		3	Drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	2,030		61	389	327	831	372	38	12
	17	1	Animal matters	1,561		23	171	236	766	316	46	3
		2	Vegetable matters not otherwise classed	4,493		67	541	795	1,920	959	193	18
		3	Fodder and seeds	197		5	25	40	93	32	2
		4	Paper	131		10	14	10	65	30	2
	18	1	Stone, clay, earthenware, and glass	3,099		74	504	491	1,509	448	69	4
		2	Gold, silver, and precious stones	627		27	174	29	324	61	12
		3	Metals, other than gold and silver	10,604		257	2,249	2,100	4,434	1,281	268	15
	19	1	Fuel, light, and electric or hydraulic energy	1,020		15	45	161	622	150	26	1
	20	1	Houses and buildings	22,772		185	2,299	3,888	10,796	4,345	1,200	59
		2	Railways, roads, excavations earthworks, &c.	10,174		27	500	1,239	5,708	2,401	256	43
		3	Disposal of dead matter or refuse	198			14	26	95	48	14	1
	21	1	Imperfectly defined industries	37,603		483	3,581	6,836	15,669	8,318	2,168	548
			Engaged in—
V.	22	1	Agricultural pursuits	76,454		2,610	12,433	11,198	26,255	18,518	5,291	149
		2	Pastoral pursuits or breeding animals	10,482		327	1,298	1,534	4,148	2,506	637	32
		3	Preserving, capturing, or destroying wild animals	1,588		40	240	234	645	341	71	17
		4	Forestry or acquisition of products of national vegetation	1,763		45	261	365	724	291	61	16
		5	Water conservancy and supply	395			17	40	223	109	5	1
		6	Mines and quarries	22,453		200	1,974	2,676	8,039	7,734	1,783	47
			Persons of—
VI.	23	1	Independent means	4,458		5	35	100	576	1,836	1,896	10
		2	Imperfectly defined pursuits	27					16	10	1
VII.	24	1	Employed (if at all) in household duties	83,109	68,108	10,671	2,231	688	687	255	410	59
		2	Students (not law, medicine, art, or music) and scholars	114,619	6,846	103,335	4,154	256	23			5
			Persons—
	25	1	Dependent on charity	5,034	86	430	150	280	1,295	1,704	912	177
		2	Under legal detention	1,542		48	86	295	798	227	88
			SPECIFIC OCCUPATIONS.
			PROFESSIONAL.
I.	1	1	The Governor	1					1
			Government department, officer of (not otherwise classed or undefined)	1,381		2	106	242	612	399	17	3
			Others ministering to General Government	76				1	23	34	18
	1	2	Municipal body, officer of (not surveyor or draughtsman)	470		1	6	23	179	203	57	1
			Others ministering to local government	171		5	4	4	61	75	21
	1	3	Defence department, officer, of	4				1	1	2
			Navy officer in actual service	8					7		1
			Navy petty officer, sailor, stoker, servant, in actual service	104			7	25	65	7
			Army officer in actual service	24				5	9	8	2
			Army non-commissioned officer, private, in actual service	313			15	94	195	7	2
			Others ministering to defence	60		1		8	39	10	2