Table 12.—Occupations of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, distinguishing Blind Inmates of Hospitals, Asylums, &c.

Classification.		Occupations.	Sex.	Deaf and Dumb.					Total Blind.					Blind Inmates of Hospitals, Asylums, &c.*
Order.	Sub-order.			Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.	Under 20.	20 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.	Total.
		CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL.
1	4	Police (all ranks)	M.													1		1
2	1	Clergyman	M.								1		1
	3	Medical practitioner	M.								1		1
	4	Author, editor, journalist, reporter, shorthand writer, and others connected with literature	M.							1			1
	6	Civil engineer, surveyor, architect, and assistants	M.								2		2
	7	Schoolmaster, mistress, teacher, tutor governess	M.							1	1		2			1		1
			F.													1		1
	9	Musician, vocalist, music student, composer	M.							19	1	1	21
			F.							4			4
		Music—Teacher, professor of	M.							2			2
			F.							2			2
		All other professional persons	M.		1	1		2		1			1			1		1
			F.							1			1
		Total Class I.	M.		1	1		2		24	6	1	31			3		3
			F.							7			7			1		1
		CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
3	1	Hotel-keeper	M.		1			1		1	1		2			2		2
		Boarding-house keeper	M.							2	4		6
			F.							1			1
		Hotel, restaurant, boarding-house, &c., servant (all grades)	M.												1			1
	2	Private house workers or servants (all grades)	M.	1	1			2			1		1
			F.	1	13			14							1	3		4
		Mangler, laundry-keeper, laundryman, washerwoman, charwoman	F.		5	1		6		1			1		1	2		3
		Total Class II.	M.	1	2			3		3	6		9		1	2		3
			F.	1	18	1		20		2			2		2	5		7
		CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL.
4	1	Stock and sharebroker, dealer, jobber, speculator	M.							3	1		4
	3	Land, house—proprietor, agent, broker rent collector	M.							3	9		12
			F.			1		1			5		5
5	1	Bookseller, book canvasser, news agent, newspaper vendor	M.							1			1			1		1
6	1	Draper	M.							1			1
7	1	Milk seller	M.							2			2
		Butcher, meat salesman	M.		1			1		2			2			1		1
	2	Greengrocer, fruiterer	M.							1			1
			F.								1		1
	3	Grocer, tea, cocoa, or coffee dealer	M.		1			1		4	3		7
			F.							1			1
8	1	Horse, cattle, live stock dealer	M.							2			2
	4	Wool or tallow merchant, dealer	M.		1			1
9	1	Wood and coal merchant, dealer	M.		1			1		3	1		4
			F.							1			1
10	3	Ironmonger, galvanized iron, wire, hardware, importer or dealer	M.							1			1			1		1
11	1	Merchant, importer, dealer, trader (undefined)	M.								1		1
		Storekeeper, shopkeeper, shopman, shopwoman (undefined)	M.		1			1		2	2		4		1			1
			F.							1			1
		Hawker, pedler	M.							2			2			1		1
		Commission agent, agent (undefined)	M.							1			1
	2	Clerk, cashier, accountant, typewriter (undefined)	M.							1	1		2			2		2
		Commercial traveller, canvasser, salesman (undefined)	M.		1			1		2			2		1			1
			F.		1			1
		All others of the commercial class	M.		1			1		2	1		3		1	1		2
			F.		1			1		1	2		3
		Total Class III.	M.		7			7		33	19		52		3	7		10
			F.		2	1		3		4	8		12
		CLASS IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION.
14	1	Railway official, station-master, clerk	M.		1			1
		Railway worker, servant, labourer, employe	M.							1			1
	2	Tramway conductor, gripman, employe	M.												1			1