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 VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS—continued.
			Sub-order 3.—The capture, preservation, or destruction of Wild Animals, or the acquisition of their products.
24	3	1	Bee-keeper		35	17	9	14	7	4	1
		2	Kangaroo hunter, rabbiter		569		69	187	118	155	32	6	2
		3	Wildfowl, game keeper, hunter		8			2		5	1
		4	Others		28			2	1	13	11	1
			Sub-order 4.—Fisheries.
	4	2	Fisherman		198	2	20	61	37	60	15	5
		5	Others		2		1			1
			Sub-order 5.—Forestry, or the acquisition of Raw Products yielded by Natural Vegetation.
	5	1	Forest Department officer, ranger		51				1	38	11	1
		2	Forest saw-mill worker		1,041		25	125	186	543	147	11	4
		3	Axeman, woodman, timber-getter, splitter		1,222		41	228	208	525	175	41	4
		4	Bark stripper		18	1	1	9	5	1	1	1
		5	Collector of pith and fibre-yielding plants		3				1		2
		6	Tree-ringer, grubber		7						7
		7	Others		399		10	46	65	217	41	18	2
			Sub-order 6.—Engaged in the Conservation of Water in all its forms, and in Water Supply from Natural Sources.
	6	1	Water Department officer		138			2	7	88	38	3
		2	Water Department officer caretaker, worker		324	1		12	30	207	63	11	1
		3	Water Supply (private), officer, worker, well-sinker		100			8	15	43	25	9
		4	Water carrier, carter		3		1		1	1
		5	Others		65		1			52	12
			Sub-order 7.—Mines, Quarries, or the acquisition of Natural Mineral Products.
	7	1a	Mines Department officer (not geologist)		76	4		4	3	44	20	5
		1b	Mining engineer, inspector, surveyor (not Government)		90				5	51	23	11
		2	Mine, gold (quartz), manager, worker		7,812		105	732	1,168	4,256	1,298	247	6
		3	Mine, gold (alluvial), manager, worker	W.	4,285		24	398	745	2,231	614	261	12
				A.	107		30	56	11	10
		4	Mine, gold (undefined), manager, worker		1,162		15	105	210	582	186	64
		4a	Mine, gold (undefined), manager, worker		4,294		35	439	640	2,060	844	267	9
		5	Mine, tin (lode), worker
		6	Mine, tin (alluvial), manager, worker		9					9
		7	Mine, silver, manager, worker		2					1			1
		8	Mine, coal, manager, worker		844		19	105	131	466	112	6	5
		10	Mine, copper, manager, worker		9			1	6	1	1
		12	Mine, precious stones, manager, worker
		13a	Mine, expert, diamond-drill worker, amalgamator		56			3	4	34	14	1
		13b	Mine agent, legal manager, clerk		335	9	5	34	54	158	54	30
		14	Quartz crusher		574			317	90	105	41	18	3
		15	Pyrites worker, ore roaster		61		1	5	10	36	7	2
		16	Cyanide worker, &c.		170		1	31	40	78	18	1	1
		17	Smelter—gold		3			1		1	1
		22	Smelter—other		17			1	4	8	3	1
		23	Quarry manager, clerk		8		3	2	1	1	1
		24	Quarryman, worker		734		2	41	76	419	152	42	2
		25	Others
			Total, Class VI.		81,539	20,345	4,277	18,187	15,217	31,414	9,314	2,934	196
			CLASS VII.—INDEFINITE.
			ORDER 25.—PERSONS WHOSE OCCUPATIONS WERE IMPERFECTLY DEFINED, EMBRACING THOSE WHO DERIVE INCOMES FROM PAST SERVICES RENDERED, ETC. (N.O.C.).
			Sub-order 1.—Persons of Independent Menas.
25	1	1a	Pensioner		2,212	376			4	35	721	1,451	1
			Total, Class VII.		2,212	376			4	35	721	1,451	1