TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS (BOARDS OF WORKS' DISTRICT)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Under 5*	5 to 15*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified Adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour.)†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 1.—Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals (n.o.c.)—continued.
19	1	4	Brickmaker, tile manufacturer	Males	530		7	59	61	286	93	23	1	18	15	467	1	29
19	1	4	Brickmaker, tile manufacturer	Females	3					3						3
		5	Potter	Males	282		14	85	57	91	31	4		13	4	254		11
		5	Potter	Females	1				1							1
		6	Glass manufacturer, worker	Males	408		61	115	85	117	24	5	1	12	2	369	1	24
		6	Glass manufacturer, worker	Females	2			1			1					2
		7	Crockery, earthenware repairer, maker	Males	26			2	3	11	8	2		4	5	17
		8	Asphalt, pitch maker	Males	3			1		2						3
		9	Asbestos worker	Males	1					1						1
		10	Others	Males	2					2						2
			Sub-order 2.—Workers in Jewellery, Precious Stones, and Minting.
	2	1a	Goldsmith (not watchmaker), silversmith, jeweller	Males	614		30	166	83	236	90	7	2	66	54	464	6	24
	2	1a	Goldsmith (not watchmaker), silversmith, jeweller	Females	20		1	4	4	8	3			1		17	2
		1b	Gold-beater	Males	23				3	12	7	1		5	1	16		1
		2	Lapidary, precious stones worker	Males	38		2	10	5	20		1		3	4	29		2
		2	Lapidary, precious stones worker	Females	1				1							1
		3	Electro-plater, plater	Males	67		5	21	11	25	3	2		9	1	55		2
		3	Electro-plater, plater	Females	4				2	2						4
		4	Persons engaged in minting	Males	33			5	8	13	7					35
			Sub-order 3.—Workers in various Metals (n.o.c.).
	3	1	Tinsmith, zinc, galvanized iron worker, galvanizer	Males	887		68	265	173	286	79	14	2	39	40	762	8	38
	3	1	Tinsmith, zinc, galvanized iron worker, galvanizer	Females	4		1	2				1				2	1	1
		2	Coppersmith worker	Males	118		4	27	15	52	20			8	2	105		3
		2	Coppersmith worker	Females	1			1								1
		3	Brass founder, moulder, worker	Males	414		14	157	61	141	38	3		37	6	355	3	13
		4	Lead and antimony worker (not type or shot maker)	Males	7				2	5						7
		4	Lead and antimony worker (not type or shot maker)	Females	1				1							1
		5	Iron and steel founder, moulder, worker	Males	2,102		48	391	318	1,014	291	38	2	89	28	1,876	3	106
		5	Iron and steel founder, moulder, worker	Females	9			4	1	2	2			3		6
		6	Wire-worker	Males	133		21	36	26	36	10	4		11	11	105	1	5
		6	Wire-worker	Females	7			2	5						1	4	1	1
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	Males	1,825		33	360	263	810	292	66	1	177	95	1,408	32	113
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	Females	1					1				1
		8	Others (including nail maker, japanner, metal polisher)	Males	172			63	31	64	13	1		14	2	148	2	6
		8	Others (including nail maker, japanner, metal polisher)	Females	3		1		1	1						2	1