TABLE 12.—Occupations of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, distinguishing Blind Inmates of Hospitals, Asylums, &c.—continued.
Classification.		Occupations.	Sex.	Deaf and Dumb.					Total Blind.					Blind Inmates of Hospitals, Asylums, &c.*
Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Sex.	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 IV.—TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION—continued.
14	2	Coach, omnibus, cab, proprietor, driver, &c.	M.												1			1
		Drayman, carrier, carter, teamster Liverystable keeper	M.							2	1		3			1		1
		Liverystable keeper	M.							1			1			1		1
	3	Shipmaster, officer, engineer, seaman, steward, cook, servant	M.							1	1		2		1	4		5
	6	Messenger, errand boy, porter, others	M.												1			1
		Total Class IV.	M.		1			1		5	2		7		4	6		10
		CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL.
15	1	Publisher, printer, compositor, bookbinder, manufacturing stationer, and others engaged in printing	M.		9			9			2		2
	4	Brush, broom maker	M.						1	4			5
	4	Brush, broom maker	F.							7			7
	7	Watch and clock maker	M.												1			1
	10	Machine, tool, implement, and cutlery maker	M.							2	1		3			2		2
	12	Saddlery, harness, and whip maker	M.							1	1		2
	13	Ship, boat builder, shipwright	M.							1			1
	14	Furniture, cabinet maker, and upholsterer	M.		3			3			1		1
	15	Joiner, turner, door, sash, and wooden mantelpiece maker, and workers in saw mills (other than forest)	M.		1			1
16	2	Clothing manufacturer, tailor, tailoress, dressmaker, sewing machinist	M.		5			5			2		2
16	2		F.	1	9			10
		Boot and shoe maker (all branches)	M.	2	13			15		1	1		2		1	2		3
17	2	Miller, maizena manufacturer	M.	1				1
		Baker, confectionery maker	M.		1			1		3			3		1	1		2
	3	Tobacco, cigar, cigarette manufacturer, worker	M.							1			1
19	1	Glass, crockery, earthenware maker, worker, repairer	M.	1				1
	2	Goldsmith, silversmith, jeweller, and precious stones worker, electroplater	M.								1		1
	3	Iron and steel founder, moulder, worker, wire worker	M.		1			1
		Blacksmith, striker, farrier	M.		2			2								3		3
20	1	Coke manufacturer, charcoal burner	M.													1		1
21	1	Builder, building contractor, manager, foreman, clerk	M.								1		1
		Stonemason, hodman, labourer	M.								1		1
		Carpenter, venetian blind maker, slater, shingler	M.		1	2		3		2	2		4		1	2		3
		Plasterer, modeller	M.							1	1		2
		House painter, paperhanger, glazier	M.												1	1		2
		Plumber, gastitter, bellhanger	M.								1		1		1			1
	2	Contractor for road, railway, tramway, bridge, telegraph, wharf	M.								1		1
23	1	Labourer (undefined)	M.		7			7		3	5		8		17	28		45
		All others of the industrial class	M.		12			12	1	38	1		40		1	1		2
		All others of the industrial class	F.		5			5		6			6
		Total Class V.	M.	4	55	2		61	2	57	22		81		24	41		65
		Total Class V.	F.	1	14			15		13			13
		CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
24	1	Farmer, relative assisting	M.	3	12			15	1	14	21		36			5		5
24	1	Farmer, relative assisting	F.	1	3			4		4	2		6
		Farm manager, overseer, servant, labourer	M.		9	1		10		1	2		3		1	4		5
		Horticulturist, gardener (not domestic servant or market gardener)	M.		5			5			2		2			2		2
	2	Grazier, pastoralist, stock-breeder	M.	2	1			3		1	2		3
		Station manager, assistant worker, drover, shearer, labourer	M.		4			4
		Dairy farmer, relative assisting	M.		1			1		6	1		7
		Dairy farmer, relative assisting	F.	2	2			4		2	3		5
		Dairy assistant, milker	M.		4			4
	7	Gold miner	M.	1	2			3		9	8		17		7	16		23
		Quarry proprietor, manager, clerk	M.							1	1		2
		Quarryman, worker	M.							1	1		2
		All others engaged in primary pursuits	M.		2			2
		Total Class VI.	M.	6	40	1		47	1	33	38		72		8	27		35
		Total Class VI.	F.	3	5			8		6	5		11