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—continued.
20 2 Foreman, inspector, ganger, time-keeper, clerk to ditto 326 1 4 312 1 10
Navvy, excavator ; railway, road—labourer 5,516 6 1 5,265 244
Pavior 119 5 5 97 12
Asphalte pavement layer, worker 90 1 18 1 3 62 7
Stone breaker, stone-breaking machine worker 416 4 10 382 20
Dredging, landing silt—engaged in 37 37
Others working in railways, roads, excavations, earthworks, &c. 26 1 1 24
20 3 Cemetery keeper, clerk, labourer ; grave-digger 27 2 1 25 2 1
Scavenger, street cleaner 28 1 27
Chimney sweep 48 12 13 21 2
Nightman, night-cart driver 95 1 11 1 7 76 1
21 1 Labourer (undefined) 34,302 31 30,661 29 3,641 2
Assistant (undefined) 147 45 140 44 7 1
Learning a trade 15 6 15 6
Mechanic, tradesman 157 2 4 6 139 2 8
Manufacturer (undefined) ; factory proprietor, hand, &c. 2,186 200 121 7 46 1 1,846 192 173
Superintendent, manager, &c. 392 26 97 1 2 285 24 8 1
Watchman 259 253 6
Others working in imperfectly defined industries 145 39 1 9 135 39
22 1 Department of Agriculture, officer of (not scientific expert) 6 2 6 2
Farmer, market-gardener, &c. 36,447 1,841 10,761 507 24,480 1,112 871 221 335 1
Farmer, market-gardener, &c. wife, son, daughter, relative—assisting 18,343 1,819 1 4 1,767 18,291 47 52
Farm bailiff, overseer 145 3 3 3 129 13
Farm servant, labourer ; ploughman 16,616 2,223 68 5 128 21 15,973 2,191 447 6
Fruit grower, orchard-keeper, worker 398 30 82 7 159 16 154 7 3
Hop grower, worker, picker 128 32 15 1 9 104 31
Tobacco grower, worker 1 1
Wine-grower, vigneron, worker 957 38 138 10 98 17 653 11 68
Gardener (not domestic servant or market-gardener) 3,240 38 137 5 514 25 2,355 8 234
Park, public garden, reserve—custodian, worker 57 57
Others engaged in agricultural pursuits 117 1 17 10 81 1 9
22 2 Squatter, grazier, dairy farmer 4,043 647 1,763 134 2,187 508 58 4 35 1
Squatter, grazier, dairy farmer wife, son, daughter, relative—assisting 1,383 4,064 137 3 76 47 1,161 4,013 9 1
Station, grazing or dairy farm—manager, overseer, superintendent, storekeeper, clerk 1,245 2 172 1 18 1 1,003 52
Shepherd, stock-rider, milker, servant, labourer on ditto 2,550 76 2,476 76 74
Shearer 311 2 207 102
Herdsman (not on grazing or other farm) 188 3 14 172 3 2
Drover 528 36 37 398 57
Others engaged in pastoral pursuits or breeding animals 234 22 18 1 85 19 130 2 1
22 3 Fisheries' inspector, officer ; water bailiff 11 11
Fisherman 856 3 26 454 354 3 22
Game, wildfowl, hare—hunter, catcher, killer 73 3 35 34 1
Rabbit, rat, dingo, vermin, sparrow—catcher, killer, trapper, poisoner 539 1 7 523 1 9
Gamekeeper 8 8
Bee hunter, keeper 25 3 1 16 3 5 3
Others engaged in preserving, capturing, or destroying wild animals 76 15 5 56
22 4 Forest inspector, officer, ranger 32 4 28
Woodcutter, woodman, axeman 1,366 23 163 1,139 41
Bark stripper, collector 71 9 61 1
Tree ringer, grubber 119 3 9 106 1
Fern gatherer, collector 1 1
Others engaged in forestry or acquisition of products of natural vegetation. 174 6 62 97 9
22 5 Water Supply Department officer, overseer, rate collector, turncock, labourer 292 1 291 1 1