TABLE 4.—Occupations by Age-Groups of Persons who belong both to the Commercial (III.) and Industrial (V.) Classes—continued., B.—CLASSED AS MANUFACTURERS, BUT WHO WERE ALSO, IN A MINOR DEGREE, DEALERS.—(M.S.)

Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.				Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			Total Manufacturers and Dealers classed as Manufacturers	Males	3,031	150	1,746	852	282	1
				Females	608	89	435	73	10	1
15			Working in art and mechanic productions	Males	770	31	459	219	61
				Females	14	1	6	7
16			Working in textile fabrics, dress, &c.	Males	814	26	444	245	99
				Females	428	56	327	39	5	1
17			Working in foods, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	Males	622	36	367	172	47
				Females	75	6	51	13	5
18			Working in animal and vegetable substances	Males	68	3	32	23	9	1
19			Working in metals or minerals other than those used for fuel and light	Males	296	11	173	81	31
				Females	1			1
21			Constructors of buildings, roads, &c.	Males	32	1	23	8
23			Ill-defined industrial workers	Males	429	42	248	104	35
				Females	90	26	51	13
15	1	2	Printer, printer's manager, clerk	Males	18		13	5
		5	Bookbinder, manufacturing stationer (all branches)	Males	14	1	5	8
				Females	1		1
	2	1	Musical instrument maker	Males	5		4	1
				Females	1			1
	3	2	Picture-frame maker, picture restorer, cleaner	Males	15	1	14
				Females	2		2
		4	Others working in prints, &c., and art materials	Males	1		1
	4	1	Carver (all branches), carver and gilder	Males	6	1	5
		4	Toy maker	Males	2		1		1
		5	Basket-maker, wicker-worker	Males	18	2	11	4	1
		6	Artificial-flower maker, art needleworker	Males	2		1	1
				Females	1			1
		7	Paper bag, box maker	Males	2		1	1
		8	Brush, broom maker	Males	11	3	5	3
	5	1	Billiard, bagatelle table manufacturer	Males	2		2
		2	Cricket, lawn tennis equipment maker	Males	1			1
		4	Fishing-tackle maker	Males	1			1
	6	3	Engraver (not art), pattern designer, &c.	Males	7		6	1
	7	1	Watch, clock, chronometer maker	Males	92	3	53	23	13
		3	Optician	Males	5		4		1
		5	Electric apparatus maker, fitter	Males	2		2
	8	1	Surgical instrument maker	Males	3	1	1	1
		2	Surgical appliances, truss, bandage maker	Females	1			1
	9	1	Gunsmith	Males	1		1
	10	1b	Engine-maker, fitter (not railway) mechanical engineer	Males	24	2	14	7	1
		3	Boilermaker, caulker, cleaner	Males	4		4
		4	Agricultural machinery and implement maker	Males	7		4	1	2
		5	Sewing-machine maker, repairer	Males	2		2
		6	Cutler, tool-maker, saw-setter	Males	3		2	1
	11	2a	Coach, carriage, waggon, cart builder	Males	90	1	52	29	8
		2b	Carriage, coach painter	Males	2		2
		3	Bicycle, motor-car maker	Males	28	5	22	1
		4	Perambulator, wheel-chair maker	Males	4		4
		5	Wheelwright	Males	20		10	6	4
	12	1	Saddlery and harness, whip maker	Males	217	6	124	70	17
				Females	3		1	2
		4	Portmanteau maker	Males	2	1	1
		5	Saddle-tree maker	Males	3		2	1
		6	Fancy leather worker	Males	1		1
	13	1	Shipbuilder, shipwright, boatbuilder	Males	1			1
		4	Sail-maker	Males	2		1	1
	14	1	Door, sash, and joinery worker ; turner	Males	11		8	2	1
		2	Saw-mill (other than forest) proprietor, worker	Males	1		1
		3	Wooden mantelpiece maker, and enameller	Males	2		1	1
		4	Others working in house fittings	Males	1			1
				Females	1		1
	15	1	Furniture manufacturer, cabinetmaker, bedstead maker	Males	90	1	51	29	9
				Females	1			1
		2	Bed, mattress maker, upholsterer	Males	23	1	13	8	1
				Females	1		1
		3	Others working in furniture	Males	2		1	1
	16	1	Manufacturing chemist (n.o.c.)	Males	9		3	5	1
		3	Ink, blacking manufacturer	Males	3	1	1	1
		4a	Salt maker	Males	1			1
		4b	Soda, alkali, starch, blue, &c., maker	Males	1		1
		5	Eucalyptus oil maker	Males	7	1	4	2
				Females	2	1		1
		6	Paint manufacturer	Males	1				1