OCCUPATIONS OF EMPLOYERS, EMPLOYED, AND UNEMPLOYED., TABLE VIII.—Showing, according to the Census taken on the 5th April, 1891, the Number of Males and Females (exclusive of Chinese and Aborigines) classed as Breadwinners (Table I., Section A), distinguishing those employing Labour, those working on their own account without employing Labour, those working for Wages, and those Unemployed—continued

Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Exclusive of Chinese and Aborigines.
			Total.		Employers of Labour.		On their own account (not employing Labour).		Receiving Salary or Wages.		Unemployed.*
			Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
		SPECIFIC OCCUPATIONS.
1	1	Government Department—officer of (not otherwise classed or undefined)	1,382	37					1,382	37
		Others ministering to general government	76	29					76	29
1	2	Municipal body—officer of (not surveyor or draughtsman)	470	4					470	4
		Others ministering to local government	171	8					171	8
1	3	Defence Department—officer of	4						4
		Navy officer in actual service	8						8
		Navy petty officer, sailor, stoker, servant, in actual service	104						104
		Army officer in actual service	24						24
		Army non-commissioned officer, private, in actual service	313						313
		Others ministering to defence	60						60
1	4	Law Department—officer of	63						63
		Judge	16						16
		Law-court officer	116						116
		Lawyer	745		362		308		73		2
		Law clerk	1,061	6	1				1,015	6	45
		Law student	16				16
		Police (all ranks)	1,516						1,516
		Penal (all ranks)	455	85	1				452	84	2	1
		Others ministering the law and order	171		14		22		131		4
2	1	Clergyman	1,215		101				1,073		41
		Irregular clergy (no other occupation stated)	54	4					53	4	1
		Theological student	19				19
		Church officer	52	5					52	5
		Member of religious order not ministering to charity or education		240		1				239
		Others ministering to religion	363	182	4				353	182	6
2	2	Charity department—officer of	4	1					4	1
		Charitable institution (not hospital), officer (not medical man), attendant of	293	303					293	303
		Sister of charity or mercy, Little Sister of the Poor		71		1				70
2	3	Health Department—officer of (not medical man)	9						9
		Medical man	776	1	171		519	1	78		8
		Irregular medical practitioner	81	29	7	3	55	20	15	5	4	1
		Medical student	123	8			123	8
		Dentist	226	6	48		63	2	107	4	8
		Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist	1,032	26	273	1	140	5	572	19	47	1
		Hospital officer (not medical man), attendant	74	86	1		1		72	86
		Hospital nurse	4	266					3	263	1	3
		Inebriate asylum officer (not medical man), attendant	1		1
		Midwife, monthly nurse	2	930				912	2	13		5
		Sick nurse (not hospital)	7	615			6	436	1	179
		Veterinary surgeon	71		14		42		15
		Others ministering to health	14	8		3	12	2	2	2		1
2	4	Author, editor, journalist	506	28	110		36	13	338	15	22
		Reporter, shorthand-writer	101	6				1	94	5	7
		Others ministering to literature	27	7			4	6	20	1	3
2	5	Statistical department, officer of, statististician	15						15
		Observatory, officer of, astronomer, meteorologist	9						9
		Botanical department, officer of, botanist	11						11
		Analytical chemist	22		4		5		11		2
		Assayer, metallurgist	55		9		5		36		5
		Geologist, mineralogist	8		2		2		4
		Others ministering to science	52	1	5		22	1	24		1
2	6	Civil engineer	427		71		41		279		36
		Consulting mechanical engineer	23		5		9		7		2
		Electrical engineer, electrician (not connected with telegraph or telephone service)	65		7		5		52		1
		Surveyor	404		91		56		220		37
		Member of survey party, chainman	143		2				136		5
		Architect	600		151		123		240		86
		Draughtsman (all branches)	292		7		10		248		27
		Others ministering to engineering, surveying, and architecture	104		1		4		98		1