Table 9.—Ordinary Occupations of Inmates of Charitable Institutions (exclusive of Hospitals and Lunatic Asylums*) and Penal Establishments.

Classification.			Occupations.	Benevolent Asylums.		Other Charitable Institutions (except Hospitals and Lunatic Asylums).		Gaols and Lock-ups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.		Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			TOTAL	1,634	808	745	1,750	1,043	226
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL.
1	1	2b	Civil servant (no department specified)	1
	3	3	Army non-commissioned, warrant officer, private	6
		5	Sailor	1
	4	3	Law Court officer	1
		6	Law clerk (not articled)					1
		10	Police subordinate officer, policeman, detective	3		1
2	1	1	Clergyman					1
		4	Church officer, verger	1
	3	6	Dentist					1
		7	Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist	1				2
		9	Hospital or asylum officer attendant, (n.o.c.)	2			1
		10	Midwife, monthly nurse		17		2		3
		13	Others connected with health						2
	4	1	Author, editor, journalist	1				2
	5	6	Others connected with science					1
	6	1	Civil engineer	1				1
		4a	Surveyor	2				2
		5	Architect	1
		6	Draughtsman (n.o.c.)					2
	7	2	University professor, demonstrator, lecturer, librarian	1
		7	Schoolmaster, mistress, teacher, undefined	5	4			3	1
		8	Tutor, governess	2	5
	8	1	Artist, painter, art student	1
		4	Photographer, retoucher, &c.	1			1
	9	2	Musician	1
		3	Music professor, teacher	1	1
	10	1	Actor, actress, circus performer	1	2		1
		4	Jockey					3
			Total, Class I.	34	29	1	5	19	6
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
3	1	1	Hotel-keeper, relative assisting, servant	18	5		3	15	1
		2a	Coffee palace keeper, servant					4	3
		2b	Restaurant, tea room, eating-house keeper, servant	30		1	1	13
		3	Board and lodginghouse keeper, relative assisting, servant		1		1
	2	3	Private houseworker or servant	11	105		162	14	98
		6	Charwoman, cleaner		13		3		5
		7	Hairdresser, barber	3				3
		8	Mangler, laundry-keeper, washerwoman		2		9
			Total, Class II.	62	126	1	179	49	107
			CLASS III.—COMMERCIAL.
4	1	2	Bank clerk	1
		5	Money broker, financier			1
	2	4	Auctioneer	1
	3	1	Land and house proprietor, land speculator	1
5	1	1	Book canvasser	2
		4	News agent, newspaper vendor	1				1
	17	2	Stationer	2
6	1	1	Manchester warehouseman, wholesale draper	1				1
		2	Draper, linen, woollen draper	14	1	1	1	3
	3	5	Dealing in fibrous materials					1
7	1	1	Milkseller				2	2
		3	Butcher, meat salesman	13				20
		6	Fishmonger, oyster dealer					2
	2	3	Confectioner, pastry dealer	3
		4a	Greengrocer, fruiterer	1
	3	1	Wine and spirit merchant, Australian wine seller	1
		4a	Grocer	8				2