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.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			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 2.—Workers in Jewellery, Precious Stones, and Minting.
19	2	1a	Goldsmith, (not watchmaker), silversmith, jeweller		523	21	36	184	88	162	51	2
		1b	Gold-beater		17				3	11	3
		2	Lapidary, precious stones worker		29	1	2	10	4	13
		3	Electro-plater, plater		61	4	5	22	14	18	1	1
		4	Persons engaged in minting		33			5	8	13	7
			Sub-order 3.—Workers in various metals (n.o.c.)
	3	1	Tinsmith, zinc, galvanized-iron worker, galvanizer		965	6	83	322	194	300	59	5	2
		2	Copper smith, worker		110	1	3	28	15	49	15
		3	Brass founder, moulder, worker		389		14	164	58	119	31	3
		4	Lead and antimony worker (not type or shot maker)		7	1			2	5
		5	Iron and steel founder, moulder, worker		2,578	7	62	544	422	1,211	311	25	3
		6	Wire-worker		111	5	21	37	26	25	1	1
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	W.	3,966		108	1,194	773	1,460	356	70	5
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	A.	213		24	129	31	27		2
		8	Others		158	4		61	32	55	10
			Total, Order 19		11,199	67	471	3,087	1,957	4,421	1,097	154	12
			ORDER 20.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE CONVERSION OF COAL, ETC., TO PURPOSES OF HEAT, LIGHT, OR OTHER FORMS OF ENERGY.
			Sub-order 1.—Working in Fuel, Light, and other forms of Energy.
20	1	1a	Gas manufacture manager, worker		478	2	3	23	22	278	122	29	1
		1b	Gas supply officer		162		1	2	4	125	25	5
		2	Coke manufacturer, burner		3		1		1	1
		3	Electric light or energy producer, worker, supplier		151		2	24	34	75	16
		4	Hydraulic power producer, worker		8			2	1	4	1
		5	Charcoal burner		39	1	3	7	5	13	9	2
		7	Others		100	34	8	29	10	28	14	11
			Total, Order 20		941	37	18	87	77	524	187	47	1
			Sub-class B.—Constructors of Buildings, Works, &c.
			ORDER 21.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OR MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS, ROADS, RAILWAYS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Houses and Buildings.
21	1	1	Builder, contractor, manager, foreman, clerk		542	2	8	50	30	302	116	35	1
		2	Stonemason, hodman, labourer		496		6	32	34	262	107	54	1
		3	Bricklayer, hodman, labourer		1,527		12	126	113	889	320	64	3
		4a	Carpenter, labourer	W.	5,981		56	598	484	3,154	1,235	438	16
		A.	Carpenter, labourer	111		30	64	7	7	2		1
		4b	Venetian-blind maker		40		7	12	5	11	5
		5	Slater, shingler		79		3	10	8	41	15	2
		6	Plasterer, modeller		709		9	49	44	428	155	24
		7	House-painter, paperhanger, glazier		2,800	5	89	498	414	1,408	332	55	4
		8	Plumber, gasfitter, bellhanger		1,790	1	62	497	272	789	153	16	1
		9	Locksmith		16	1	1	4	4	6	1
		10	Others		98		5	27	25	36	5
			Sub-order 2.—Roads, Railways, Tramways, Earthworks, &c., or Undefined.
	2	1a	Railway, bridge, shire contractor—labourer, relative assisting		175	2	15	36	21	78	22	3
		1b	Road labourer		3,957		21	308	540	1,981	857	241	9
		2	Skilled assistant, foreman, inspector, manager		156			4		65	83	4
		3	Carter, teamster, assisting in making or repairing roads, &c.		50			4	13	26	6	1
		4	Engine-driver, fireman, engaged in making railways, roads, &c.		8					5	3
		5	Railway navvy, labourer, platelayer		744		4	29	137	413	140	11	10
		6	Stone-breaker, &c.		310		4	16	19	87	109	73	2