Table 6.—Occupations of Breadwinners and Dependents, and Ages of all Persons, suffering from Sickness and Accidents (exclusive of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind)—continued.

Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	SICKNESS AND INFIRMITY (Other than Accident).									ACCIDENT.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Breadwinners.	Dependents.			Ages.				Grand Total.	Breadwinners.	Dependents.		Ages.				Grand Total.
						In Hospitals.	In Lunatic Asylums.	All Others.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.			In Hospitals.	All Others.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
21	2	8	Drainer, pavior, tar pavement worker	M.	2	1		1		1	3		4
22	1	1	Undertaker	M.	4						4		4
	2	1 & 3	Sanitary contractor, scavenger, street cleaner, nightman	M.	2	3	1		1	4	1		6
		4	Sewerage overseer, worker, labourer	M.	1					1			1	1				1			1
23	1	6	Labourer (undefined)	M.	305	251	483	232	40	772	444	15	1,271	79	53	19	19	85	46	1	151
			All others of the Industrial Class	M.	183	14	3	25	5	133	87		225	44	2	1	5	32	10		47
				F.	10	7	2	3	2	17	3		22
			Total Class V	M.	1,822	496	734	411	112	2,027	1,301	23	3,463	441	77	31	61	337	150	1	549
				F.	219	61	83	36	32	296	71		399	24		1	3	15	7		25
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
24	1	1	Farmer, relative assisting	M.	620	36	60	24	24	366	348	2	740	144	5	1	5	87	58		150
				F.	119		1	2	12	62	48		122	15			1	10	4		15
		2 & 3	Farm manager, overseer, servant, labourer	M.	181	68	77	23	17	194	134	4	349	56	13	4	17	39	17		73
				F.				1		1			1			1		1			1
		4 & 5	Market gardener, fruit-grower orchardist	M.	95	4	1	4	8	57	38	1	104	14	1			9	6		15
				F.	3						3		3	1					1		1
		8	Wine-grower, vigneron	M.	13					8	4	1	13	1			1				1
		10	Horticulturist, gardener (not domestic servant or market gardener)	M.	128	20	30	32	2	76	130	2	210	18	2	1	1	12	8		21
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stockbreeder	M.	92	2	3	2	4	51	43	1	99	13	1		1	10	3		14
				F.	17					5	12		17	1				1			1
		2 & 3	Station - manager, assistant worker, drover, shearer, labourer	M.	54	14	12	8	6	48	34		88	22	4		2	18	5	1	26
		4	Dairy farmer, relative assisting	M.	94		1		9	48	38		95	28			1	21	6		28
				F.	54		1		3	26	25	1	55	3				2	1		3
		5	Dairy assistant, milker	M.	8	1		1	5	4	1		10	4			2	2			4
				F.		1		1		1	1		2	2			1	1			2
	4	2	Fisherman	M.	12	2	1	1		5	11		16	1				1			1
	5	2	Forest saw-mill worker	M.	6	1		2		5	4		9	9			2	6	1		9
		3	Forest axeman, woodman, splitter	M.	26	6	5	2	6	16	16	1	39	11	4		1	10	4		15
	6	1-5	Water supply officer, caretaker, worker, carrier, carter, others	M.	2					2			2	1				1			1
	7	2-4	Gold miner	M.	869	127	70	82	12	465	669	2	1,148	216	23	7	6	147	93		246
		8	Coal miner	M.	4					4			4	3				2	1		3
		23	Quarry proprietor, manager, clerk	M.	1						1		1
		24	Quarryman, worker	M.	21		1	1		6	16	1	23	5		1		5	1		6
			All others engaged in primary pursuits	M.	37	2	7	2		34	14		48	10			2	6	2		10
				F.	4					2	2		4
			Total Class VI.	M.	2,263	283	268	184	93	1,389	1,501	15	2,998	556	53	14	41	376	205	1	623
				F.	197	1	2	4	15	97	91	1	204	22		1	2	15	6		23
			CLASS VII.—INDEFINITE.
25	1	1A	Pensioner	M.	186		2			49	139		188	37				14	23		37
				F.	41					6	35		41	5				2	3		5
		1B	Old-age pensioner (if a house-holder)	M.	416					17	399		416	60				4	56		60
				F.	116					4	112		116	8					8		8
		3	Independent, lady, gentleman (so returned)	M.	181	1	2			47	137		184	22	1			4	19		23
				F.	61	3				21	43		64	5				3	2		5
		4A	No occupation (so stated)	M.	512				4	126	382		512	67				29	38		67
		4B	All others of the Indefinite Class	F.	28					11	17		28	1					1		1
			Total Class VII.	M.	1,295	1	4		4	239	1,057		1,300	186	1			51	136		187
				F.	246	3				42	207		249	19				5	14		19