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.
22 5 Water-trust officer, overseer, labourer 38 38
Well sinker, borer 21 5 13 3
Others engaged in water conservancy and supply 44 6 38
22 6 Mining Department officer (not geologist, mineralogist, geological surveyor, &c.) 18 18
School of Mines professor, lecturer, registrar, director, student, &c. 6 1 5
Mining engineer, inspector, surveyor (not Government officer) 289 33 10 210 36
Mine owner, mining manager, director, clerk 627 1 111 37 432 1 47
Gold miner, alluvial 5,098 41 1,004 3,711 342
Gold miner, quartz 6,847 3 105 499 5,666 3 577
Gold miner, undefined ; miner, digger 7,074 4 86 768 5,478 3 742 1
Coal mining, engaged in 136 1 2 127 6
Mining for metals or minerals other than gold or coal, engaged in 156 6 3 137 10
Quarry owner, manager, clerk, labourer 1,531 2 107 2 98 1,223 103
Engine driver, stoker at mine or quarry 385 358 27
Others engaged in mines or quarries 286 1 8 24 233 1 21
23 1 Pensioner (including retired officers not following any occupation although not stated to be pensioned) 689 16 8 681 16
Annuitant (so returned) 363 350 363 350
Independent means (so returned) 2,373 12,451 2,373 12,451
Gentleman, lady (so returned) 1,030 461 8 1,022 461
Others of independent means (no occupation returned) 3 4 3 4
23 2 Others whose pursuits were imperfectly defined 27 4 1 2 24 4