TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.

Classification.			Occupations.		Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Total.		Age Groups of Males.
					Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 14.—House Fittings.
15	14	1	Door, sash, and joinery, worker ; turner		521		7	77	62	262	99	13	1
		2	Saw-mill (other than forest) worker		642	1	24	101	104	293	106	13	1
		3	Wooden mantelpiece maker, and enameller		14	1		2	1	10		1
		4	Others		5		2	1	1		1
			Sub-order 15.—Furniture.
	15	1	Furniture manufacturer, cabinet-maker, bedstead maker		995	16	31	144	120	529	138	18	15
		2	Bed, mattress maker, upholsterer		397	180	13	75	56	206	42	4	1
		3	Others		362	5	12	49	59	193	43	5	1
			Sub-order 16.—Chemicals and By-Products.
	16	1	Manufacturing chemist (n.o.c.)		150	49	6	35	29	59	20	1
		3	Ink, blacking manufacturer		19	5	2	3	3	11
		4a	Salt maker		41		2	2	10	26	1
		4b	Soda, alkali, starch, blue, &c., maker		44	66	4	7	9	19	3	2
		5	Eucalyptus oil maker		66	7	6	22	7	26	5
		6	Paint manufacturer		14	1		5	1	4	4
		7	Others		14	3		1		12	1
			Total, Order 15		15,847	1,646	721	3,576	2,399	6,935	1,922	262	32
			ORDER 16.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE OR REPAIR OF TEXTILE FABRICS, DRESS, AND FIBROUS MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.— Textile Fabrics.
16	1	1	Cotton manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)		4	28		3		1
		2	Woollen manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)		427	441	61	111	55	143	43	14
		3	Silk manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)		1				1
		4	Dyer, scourer		67	34	1	14	12	25	13	1	1
		5	Flock manufacturer		15	7	2	7		2	4
		6	Others			4
			Sub-order 2.—Dress.
	2	1a	Clothing manufacturer		141	2,062	7	25	11	76	21	1
		1b	Tailor, tailoress, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist	W.	1,765	15,384	63	371	319	737	202	72	1
		A.		43	320	6	25	8	3	1
		2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker		348	386	21	75	46	154	47	5
		3	Shirt maker		29	301	2	10	5	9	2	1
		4	Milliner, staymaker, glovemaker		3	1,655		1		2
		5	Sockmaker, knitter		11	191			4	7
		6	Furrier, rugmaker		13	68		5	4	1	2	1
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)†		4,030	1,119	243	858	726	1,738	392	66	7
		8	Umbrella, parasol maker		47	110	4	10	11	22
		9	Feather dresser, glove-cleaner			45
		10	Others		7	173	1		3	2	1
			Sub-order 3.—Fibrous Materials.
	3	1	Mat maker		25	20		9	6	8	2
		2	Rope, twine, cord maker		175	62	27	63	19	50	14	2
		4	Tent, tarpaulin maker		33	3		8	3	11	7	4
		5	Bag, sack maker		19	12	1	2	5	3	5	3
		6	Others		3	3			2	1
			Total, Order 16		7,206	22,428	439	1,597	1,240	2,995	756	170	9
			ORDER 17.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE, ETC., OF FOODS, DRINKS, NARCOTICS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Food.
17	1	1	Slaughterman, abattoir worker		258		4	32	33	126	56	6	1
		2	Meat, bacon, ham curer, preserver		278	8	18	45	53	131	30	1
		3	Fish curer		6	1		1	1	2	2
		4	Butter, cheese maker, factory worker		840	23	14	102	205	458	54	6	1
		5	Animal food refrigerater		127		7	15	16	71	18
		6	Others		4		1		1	1	1